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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
HOUSE

lIOUSE
Bills were eporled-lncorporatin the
Fredericksburg and Lowell Mannfactu-
turing Company the Mitchell Mining
aud Manufacturing Company; a bin in
cooperating the Cape Charles House
Company: bill establishing an indcpen-
dent Bank in the town Of Winchester
A message was received from the Sen
ate, Informing the House ofthc passage Of
the bill providing for the election Of Coun-
~ officers, with various amendments.
The bill was laid on the table, and the a
mendment ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Robinson, Of II. City, moved that
his preamble and resolutions, offered few
days ago. relative to the sale ofihe coupon
bonds Of the State to Sedcn, Withers &
Co, by the Board Of Public Works, be
taken up for consideration. Agreed to.
Mr.. Robinson then addressed the House
at length on the subject. At the conclu-
sion of his speech.
Mr.. Barbour expressed desire 70 re-
ply TO the remarks of Mr.. r., and moved
that the preamble and resolutions be laid
on the table until Monday, to afford him
more time to do SO. Agreed to. He
then offered the following resolution, which
was. adopted
Resolved, That the Board Of Public
Works he requested 10 inform this House
whether they have received from Selden
Withcrs & Co, any communication ex-
planatory Of that portion Of their contract,
requiring said Board to deposi, in some
proper Bank, in the city of Richmond,
funds enough to pay the coupons at the
places where the payment may be de.
rnanded; and if so, that they further be
requested to furnish copy Of said com
munication 10 This House,
On motion ofMr. Ierbv,i was amended
as follows
"And that the said Board also inform
.'the House whether, in addition to the res
olution forwarded by II. De Witt, any
communication on that subject was made
to their Agent by Telegraph. and the date
tof such communication, and the purport Of
the same"
On motion Of Mr.. Robinson, of r. citv.
it was further amended as follows:
"And that the Board com nunicate 10
the House the names of the members Of
the Board who we've present on the Oh
of April, 1851, at the time Of its action in
regard 10 coupon bonds; and also the
names orthe members present on the llth
of April. 1851, when the subject was far
Their acted on; and how the said members
respectively voted on each occasion"
Mr.. Lewis offered resolution. which
was adopted, calling upon the Board q
- Public Works 70 furnish al the Informs
ton in their possession calculated to
throw Fight upon the financial condition
Of the Board of Public Works IN The
spring Of 1851.
Bills PASSED
A bin ecnccrping The power Of county
and corporation courts to change the time
fer holding their quarterly terms:
Concerning The Bonds Of Clerks Of
Gaprts: t.fz,
10 secure the collection oftolls of com
panies incorporated for works of internal
Improvement, and the oleciion Of fires
supposed for violations Of their ly-laus.
Authorizing the qualified voters Of the
Town Of Lynchburg 10 elect ceriain n,u-
nicipal efieers. fixing the terms of their
efsses: and Prescribing the mode of CON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

pDAENHEN WASTED.--l wish 70
I'D IRE SIX Or eight good boa,men 70 run ran
River for the balanoe ofthe present yoax- such.
liberul tise will be paid by
w. G, CLAIBORNE.
Danville, Va.
Reference, wI 5 r Es sn,aa' Iyrehhurs
April S-2wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
Fres.i,ss uD and Down the Canal.

Tobacco leaf (per hogshead,) VI
Do. manufactured (Per box,) 10
Flour, (Per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron (per toni %
Pig Iron. (Pef TOM 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer TONI 90
Plaster, (rer ton.) 90
Salt (per sack Cites
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 Toto 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

Ipgether with Perlumeiy. Soaps and Fancy Ar.
ticles IN great variety loo 70 be embraced
IN an advertisement April SGT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
- M. ZIMMERMAN NJ. 1853 M,

- M. ZIMMERMAN Ne 1853 Moi~
H. Shef contr ef IAN, RiCHMOND-Ofe
for sale complete assortment u House Keeping
aad' other articles follows; ivy
Cutlery
Fine ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets Of
81 pieces, by the dozen or set ivory baadle
Knives iy the dozen; buffalo bundle Knises uhd
Forks, Carvcrs, Sieels, Bfend HALVES. Pen md
Pocket knives, Scissors, Fruit md other Knives.
Hardware.
] en- Kettles, Sruce Pans, Mnslin amt 2rnss Ket-
Ties, Fry Pans. G,idirons Waffle Irons, Furnaces,
Tenders, Fire Irons, Coffee Mills sc.
silver Plated W. are.
cssiors, spoon. Forks. Butter Knives, Wai,ers.
Toast Racks Snufiers aud Trnys. &c. go.
AibatD Plate.
Table, Desert and Ten Spoons, Sab and Egg
Spoons; Table and Desci Forks. III
britannia Ware.
Ten ard LOiieo Pots, Crcnn jugs, Sugar ard
Stop Bowls. Biggirs, Soup Ladies, Caters, Mugs,
Candle Sticks, Ga4 Lampr.
Tin Ware. /
English block I'm Coffee md Ten Puts, Sugar
Di.le' SloP Bowie and Cream pots, Dish Cevei.,
Coffee Urns.
Japanned Wnrc.
Toilet Sets. Water and Stop Buckets Cops
Boxes, Dressing Csscs, Spice Boyes, Tea Truss,
Nlrstry Lamps. Plate Warmers, Ten md G oleo
Canisters, Trmbcr Dfniners
B:atssing Apparatus.
Lockes Patent Shovel Baths Hand Shower.
Sponge, Hip Emersion md eAildrB's Bathing
Tubs
EscsFigcrators, &c.
Mac D0uoUgh's keigefatof.. tho best article
manufactured In this cngntry. Wstnr Coolers leo
Trays, Picks aud MoIlcts, lee Cream ETeezers. s4
Clocks.
American, French and Vienna 80 hours and Is
day, luree stock from tho best manufacturers.
Papier HGachc Goods. t
Stands, Tables, Port oios, Tray. and Winters,
and variety or other articles i1laid with Pearl
and painted.
Wood Ware, &c.
! ubs. Buckets. Ch1rb- Piggins Water Cans,
Barrel Covers, Brooms. Mats Willow Wagon,
cradles baskets, plain, painted and embroidered.
brushes and ErOOsms.
Hair, wall, dusiing, shoe, making, f-rnitnro,
cronfb, scrubbing white-wssli flesh tooth nail, hat
and clothes Brushes and sweeping Brootns
Musical instruments.
Victims. Guitars, Flutes. Accordeons. Flutinas, 4
banjos, violin. guitar and banjo Strings, &c.
Combs
Tortoise ShrN and imitation Tuck Side and
Dressing, Pocket. Fine Tooth and Wood Combs
Cast Iron Hat Racks.
Together with PerlumeIy. Soaps and Fancy Ar.
tices in great variety numerous 10 be embraced
in advertisement. April s-jt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
PUBLIC ROADS.

We direct attention 10 communication
N this subject in our columns TO day. The
state Of our roads has become insntierable
Our town is almost isolated from the coun
Iry. Produce will not bear transportation
Fuel commands eAnrhitant prices. Busi,
aess is stsgnated--all from tho want Of
good roads, or rather, the possession Of mis-.
cradle ones. Who does mol object 70 the
presen, law making il the business Of one
man 10 attend to tho roads Of the entire
county? Is mol the old mode far prefer
lble? Then send on, your petiiinnsto the
Legislature. Bring the subject before
lhem again and again, until they repeal
tho presen, insufficient law and restore
the old or superior enc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
Iowa CRY, Dec. 18th, 1872.
Editor Of Darcaport Gazette:

Editor Of Darcaport Gazette:
Among the most important actions Of
the "knowing ones" assembled il the BIZ
House Of Iowa. since lis organization, wa,
a motion made in the Senate by Dr.. Hall,
4t Polk county. to renlye the Capital Of
HE State to Fort Des M1nes. A memoir.
al and resolutions offered and passed 10 the
House bg Mr.. Sells, If Miscatne CO., for
gran, Of Land for R,i'rond from Daven
port, By The ,ray Of Mascaiiae, to Kancs.
Vile Council Bluffs the point on the NJ.
sour, designated in the memorial aud res
buttons passed heretofore, was stricken
ut as il was somewhat indefinite Atso
! memorial and resolutions PRAYING for
Pike grant, for the same purpose. from Bur.
| Iingtnn to the Missouri river, terminating
| aear the mouth Of the Platte river. The
ltwo latter bills passed by malar.ty 81
| some S or TO- II was done BY bargain and
ale through the means Of the Dnbaqee,
Muscatne and Burlington influence. -
Thus far they have had every thing their
1wn way. The different interest OF each
has been satisfied by each agreeing 10 give
he other any and everything they might
9i-h. The general understanding here is,
hat those especially interested in the latter
measures have pledged those desiring to
remove tho Capital to Fort Des ,Mones. T.
favor that project in return for the asss
lance rendered them. The ohlec, i. either
. kill entirely the Davenport and * nncs
vile prolect-the connecting link between
he great west and east--or else force Con
gress 10 grant land to both The latter
cannot be possible. The absurdity Of build
pg two roads running parallel across the
State, when in all probability at the great
est distance they will not be over fGs
miles part, and at points within 10 or Is
miles Of each other, while vast portion Of
he State will be hundreds Of miles from
any general thoroughfare, will at once be
seen by tho representatives. 10 Congress
II would he far better to give the land to
actual settlers, as proposed by the Home
stead Bill, aud not foot to either. These
selfish, narrow minded, circumscribcd req
resenlatives of the people greatly mistake
'hc high and important objects of Iegisls
Ion. Such onesded actions will never
be upheld by The people Their sober,
second though, will lorcibly convince these
Ip'gmV Legislators that they can dispense
4 With their services, aud that they prefer
linen whose souls will permit than to look
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

Il the great interests Of The State without
stopping 10 count the advantages to this or
th,t village, These bills in tho Senate
have been referred 70 the Committee on
I,i,rnal improvements. They will likely |
,ne1 ntb the same favor IN tbs body I'll
IN .Ae other, as The same wire pnliins y e
work. and tho same interests are 70 be SUD
served
should have stated that the CLAIMS q
For, Des Moines aud Iowa City, as points
to be mentioned in the Davenport ano
lkanesyille resolutions, were separately
urged; deaf ear was g went could not
be thought Of. Could more pa'pable mus
tice be done any community than IN this
act? Where they Ind heretofore been
mentioned ID memorials for the same pur
pose, mus, now he inserted MuscaiIne
When engineers of note have pronounced
and the common sense Of every right mind
ed man sees al SIGHT the ioolishness OF run
ming 30 miles or more On the river bank.
and over bills which an asthmailc person
hardly dare make the effort to ascend, Tor
fear OF losing his breath in the attempt.
Notice has been given that a bill will be
presented to do away with County Super
visor aud to have Township Supervisors
appointed instead. Also a bill to call q
Convention to amend the Constitution
also a bill to amend the Liquor law--also
bill To regulate the practice Of medicine
and surgery.
was in the Senate and Representatives.
! Hall when the Governors Message was
read Its contents and the lame manner
IN which il was gotten up. caused
many n sorry lnok among The Democracy,
bile every Wings phz beamed with Do
aht at his Uonor's daring democratic dec
Itrines. Not word have heard uttered
Il commentator Of II. and yet he il thought
by some 10 be fit sublec, or T. ). Sem.
tor! What sir he would nuke among
The big guns al Neutrality-suspicious. IL
much, imagine, as the bursting ot the can
non did on the Princeton.
Monday evening the Democracy again
meet fer The parposo Of nominating L. 5
Senator What they will do, or il they g
nto nom natinn, who viii be the lorla
mt candidate, il is impossible 10 ''gness.'
Ever siHce this yexed question Was pa~H
Bpaned the stock ii each Of the dazen "a
more applicants has been at times above
par Present appearances rather Indests
that some person MT spoken OF viii be ths
nominee. Gen. jones' stock is fast going
down. The members are disguised With
THE course he is pursuing, OF Longing nbout
Incre eadeavoriag h change their views
relative 10 this and that measure, when he
should BE at Washington attending Ia biz
t!irial business A, best his course j. in
iijgutied, unbcc ning, and so far as ms
knowledge extends, without parallel.
Yours Resp, "
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Our correspondent allldes TO all Of the
important bills introduced into the above
body. unless il be that referring 70 The
County Jadge. There appears e be Q
disposition among the members 10 tear the
Code TO pieces, we fear they will oyerdt
The matter. Two propositions are before
tie Legislature in respect to the County
Judge, enc is for restoring the Board Of
Commissioners, and the other proposes a
Judge and two Associates, TO hold quarter
~ sessions and 10 receive pay only while
holding court.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

ExrRAvAGANcE.-lIo much suffering
might have been aleylated with the mon
Ell thus squapdered Oh outward adorn
meat.
The great West Window Of stained glass in
the new Cathedral a, Albany, N. Y, was brought
from Europe in four thousand separate pieces
not enc Of which was broken in the voyage. II
embodies pictorial life of he Savior, from the
birth to the resurrection 1t cost 81, 700
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
THE ROADS.
Mr., GAZETTE:

| have travelled through
Scott County and in every farming district
in every assembly ofpersons, the lnestici
ancy OF the present Road Law rs the gen.
eral topic of conversation. That the pres
ent system does not work as we'll as TIT
4 old. every road bears witness. There Is
evidently something wrong, our road tand
has greatly augmented, the population q
the county has almost doubled within the
last three years, thus giving greater mum
Der Of DAYS work. vet there are many OF oni
roads that formerly received such annual
| epaiIs as made them passable, that no.
bear evident marks Of neglect. II IS al
important that we should have good roads
our presen, and future prosperity to srca'
extent depends upon the condition oil our
public highways. Bid roads are heavy
tax on cur time. our horses and our vein.
cles. The thrifty and energetic emigrant
vii not locate in the district or State that
has roads that cannot be travelled. do
not charge all the injury that we have shs.
tanned 10 the Supervisor, bit will point
oat some Of The causes OF tho,iaI,nfe;
ii The people formerly considered thai
if they wanted good roads they had e
mske them; now they lock upon the ST.
peryisor as having shouldefed that duty
and that they have nothing e do With
il.
81 Persons formerly worked ont theit
tax on the roads in the immediate VEIN
it's in which they we're Interested ant
under the direction OF one Of their nun
Der. selected, moi for some service rem.
tered or expected, but because he kne"
how to repair bad road
81 TIE people feeling interested, per
lorHed-according to the general report,
and tho evidence given b tho roads
twice the amour, oil work now perform
I'd.
Ith II is a vel known fact that 8
great number of DAYS work were per
formed gratuitousy 10 repair broken cn-
gerts AMI Mrs sloaghs, bit since the
new code took effect there IS not sin
gle individual been known voluntarily ,
10 spend one dly On . rad, or replace
even a board on bridge, i. he eol'a
drive around il.
5ih Some districts having never been
call out to work, great number 81
goung men, and men that are not a.
-essod, who formerly had to work their
Two days, now go free.
9th Tic work nasty being dano late
IN the fall, especially the throwing up Of
The embellishments, has moi the advantage
If the summer to became dry and com.
pact, Consequently cre4tes mirs road
hub deep through the fall aud is ali
washed otf By spring, to be replaced tie
Glowing fall.
7Ih TIE mass Of the people having
no faith, and tetg opposed 10 The
new road law. and many minimizing
Chat formerly The Supervisors got bot one
dollar per day when they "orkcd--pro.
vided that they were Fortunate enough
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

An article in the New York Tribune, ia
stating that Great Britain is completely
ribbed with railroads, estimates The amount
Of British investments IN them at not less
rhan five hundred millions Of dollars, and il
may very considerably exceed that sum
And tho construction Of railroads is cvi-
iently Vet in its infancy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
TIE WEATHER.

On las, Thursday we had as sndden, and
perhaps as severe change Of weather as is
syer experienced in this latitude. Daring
Tie forenoon d that day it rained, abou,
noon The wind chopped round" and blew
..as though il would have blown is last
The mercury at the same time sunk about
twenty-five degrees. The wind blew -
hard that i coaldn't stop Itself, until nigh
4 the following day. In the country much
iamage must have been committed among
The stacks and out-buildings. In the cry
several chimneys were blown down. W.
give our comparative table Of the weather
tbis week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
SWINE STATISTICS

oWi NE STATISTICS.
The Louisville Democrat has ,be en-
ing startling statistics Of the swine Ln low
of the west: Aess
Ohio in 1850, produced l,g6i 20,
kentucky DO 2,s6l .sG3 ~
Illinois, do l.9l5ql
lnd'ana' 90 2,263,77g
Tennessee, Do 3,iHlII q
This IS coming up pretty strona :,
4 hog TO every man, woman and e,. pan
the Union; but It is nothing to sh, ,' "a
are threatened with n, The neu o n'' we
1860. Here Is grand total of over , ,"'ls'
millions OF swine, from only five STAT" Awe
those States not quarter settled !, avg
Is not going the whole swine. wo 'as
ike 10 know what is. Why, if ,be.a a''a
ers were placed in row, and con, id ="
line formed. b. placing Tie caudel .'
dage Of the first in the mouth 81 ,ho so trSl'
and so Oh through the entire mlIans so'0,
taking no unfair advantage BY iws,,nn a Y,
Inks, bnt allowing only four feet a 80, ~
animal, there would be nine lhapsa,1 e",1
hundred and eighty one miles and p" ~.
II continuous pork; or if s. mmo., ~, "'''
could lie found, they would stre,.t avg
through our globe from Arete Il ,.,.tI ~
pole, leaving besides, handsome
lion o. over five hundred mlIe. slnsa -.
surface % each side; or soppasior Il, a..
ante TO be three Thousand niles broad ana
The width Of each pig 10 be but eighteen
inches, pig bridge Of nearly Gse lss,
broad nigh, connect New York and on9on
-maklng road brond enough FIR hal
hnnd 10 tool a sulky through in h,nd.sms
style. i Is 10 jaking noner, but otel,y
serious matter Of fact. What are we com
ing to at this rte, 10 enc can tell. This
western country viii become one va,, bo,
pen kthis thing continues to Increase A.,
This raie.--Ca Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

The West What constitutes the State
of illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, having
twenty three Representatives aud six Sen
at0rs IN Congress, was not many years
ngo. one Congressional district: and the
Delegate who then represented all this Ter.
ritory. is yet living.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

CHRISTMAS BRoTul jonathan This
Christmas Pictorial is really splendid al
fair. The series Of engrayings represent
ing the Christmas Turkey and the Christ
mas Dinner, are happily conceived ant
elegantly executed. B II. Day, IS Beck
man st., \. York, is the publisher. Pric,
Il cents per copy, or ten copies for one
dollar.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
EXCELLENT SENTIMENTAL fricr

EXCELLENT SENTMESrs,-A friend
writes Us as f1lows:-"i am fully deter
mined on one thing: Let what else may
happen, will be learned man. ! can
endure poverty-snything but ignorance.
He who would be ignorant 10 this day, has
10 apology TO make Tor his culpable neglect
There should be a law in every State max
ing ignorance penaL would 90 still
further, aud disfranchise the ignorant man
Mnuy Of our States have property quail
fication in regard to voting, but ! would
substitute mental qualifications; for that
man who cannot write bis name, nor reac
tue newspapers, is totally unqualified t,
vote"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

"STRAIT As a SHINGLE" is an old prov
.rb; we presume it arose from the strait.
ness with which shingles were made IN
hose days. Messrs. Cotes g. Davies, :.
will be seen by advertisement, have SOM
# that same sort.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

BRiGur.- The Bedford Times states
that at the recent horticultural show III
that town the judges decided that bundle
VI mhtc carrots were the bcs, Parsaips
and gave the prize accordingly.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

LonK Our A man from tbs other side
a the river was rnaIcted in the sum o.
$50 fortnight since for persis,ing to
Arjyc IN the sidewalk after being informed
eaa! be subjected himscIfto fac ia 50 d.
ing.
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AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
INSURANCE.
MGREGOR'S GENERAL AGENCY

NAN ST., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
TINS Agency will take risks III Deeihh5
l. Houses, Stores, NILS and Shops, with 'hel'
contents against loss by FlRE. Also .hanm
Risks on Merchandise and Risks on LIVES !"
the following well established Insurance ,o"''
panlcs.
Washington Union Insurance Go.
CIeveland,O.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam, N, !.
United States Mutual Insurance Co.
New York
New York Union Insurance Co.
Jamestown, ny.
New York Lie Insurance Go.
New York CITY
Shippers and Merchants doing Their ."'s
business with him will be allowed return P''
MUM OF l24 per cent.
Davenport, Dec. %, 1852 1905,
ALEX. W. McGREGOh,
Gen'I Agent
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Davenport Prices Current.
Married.

A Cincinnati Ohio, 90 III l8th H., b. Rev.
Mi Nicholson, pr Il T. SfgaaEe, 81 Louisville,
* ,'o Miss LaaztE NJ. AhtEs, 81 Cincinnati
Old friends oth--uay the euiren' ollie dow
evenly and peaeeably to them until Itde5oaehs.
ato the great ocean OF eternity.
b. D. c. Won keasa sRSaEE. t O., Nf. llEN.
RY KRABBENaoESf Of Clinton co 10 VI IS
CATHERINE IOtLt Err Or Seble.wie.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
MGREGoR s. LAwEs.--A new fir

MGREGoR s. LAwEs.--A new iirm.
bui Old citizens. We dropped 10 to see them
he olher day. Their Office is fued up
10 city style, with ali the conveniences, for
q la-ge and growing business. Mr.
M'GFcgor has boen in the Land Agenc,
tor couple 81 years, until, we presume,
his business has so increased he has had Ia
assume partner.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

The RAILRoAD.-Mr. Warner, contrac
or on the Chicago and Rock Island Raj
road, informs US that he has commence,
he grading Of tho road between Rock Rive
nd this city. The work on the whol,
line il progressing with much energy -
r Iiand Rcpub.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

Prof DANIELS last week flashed ,
course Of ten lectures in Galcna, anC
commenced a second and gra'nitoIs se
RIGS on his lnyoritc science Of Go3lorg.