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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-27

IL Theatre, a Mazarine B'ue Turc Satin MAN
TILLA, lined on the inside with cherry coloured
lure Satin. II any person has mistaken this Man
tilla for their own, the young lady to whom it be
longs would be much obliged to them if they would
leave it at Dudley Johnston's store, Main street,
as she got no wrapping in the place of it.
OAK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-27

fNREE BOX.-I have onan1;,v Of Ixo-
Z large size, which makes very beautiful and
orn mental tree. These shrubs have been cultiya-
ted with great care, and the season is coming
Wnen .ney can De transpisnted. would be glad to
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AT COST FOR CASH.. d. GOODMAN
IL CO., intending in few days moving in their
Store Room, No. 1874, Main street, will now
offer their desirable stock of Ready Made Clothing
cost for cash, in order that they may open next
month in their new Store Room, with an entire
new stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, All in
est opportunity for bargains he time is limited
J. d. GOODMAN e. co,
No. 1872 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-We shall, by the 10th of March, have open,
site Eagle Square large and one of the richest
stocks of Ready Made Clothing, offered to the
people of Old Virginia. We solicit al who will be
in want to give us CALL and respectfully return our
sincere thanks to our old patrons for their former
libe al patronage
fe 20 d. G. GEO.
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COMMITTING WE AUST AND Will

~ HAVE.-ICE, PURE NORTHERN ICE.-The
subscriber has taken the Icehouse formerly be-
longing to Rankin and Whitlock, and has contracted
for Ice at the North, and atters himself that he
supply the citizens of Richmond with as good Ice
any person ia the business. He has also engaged
the services of the same drivers that were in the
employment of Mr.. w. last season so that the pub
lie can rely ON receiving the very best of attention
when they hear the horns commence to blow. The
Shocke Hill customers can depend upon having
Miles, the red whiskered man. to serve them
The patronage of Rankin g. whtlock's old Gus.
toners, and the public, is respectfully solicited.
Can be seen at r. Raplin's office
fe 20-ts BURNHAM WARDWELL
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OLIVER WARE.-We have just received an
- additional invoice of Silver Tea Pots, Goblets
Spoons, &c, which, with our previous stock, makes
our assortment very complete.
Silver Tea Service either by the full set single
piece. Our assortment of Silver Forks, Spoons,
Soup, Oyster and Gravy Ladies', Sugar longs, Sugar
Spoons, Cream and Pap Spoons Butter Knives etc.,
are very complete and desirable Call and see
them GENNET g. JAMES,
fe l8 Eagle Square
OS0BOXEs TIN PLATE, emb acing an assert.
AcO ment of nearly all sizes, including IA by 20
bright and loaded for roofing, Pig Tin, Zinc, Spell
ter and Bar Lead
l25 bushels Glover Seed, receiving and in store
feb "a s. McGRuDER d SONS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
II LADlESl-CRAPE SHAWLSl GRAPE
SHAWLSl WHITE, PLAIN AND EMBROI-
DERED We have hand and offer for sale,
at about half the usual price, $50 Canton Grape
Shwls, ranging in pri:e from 90 to $50 piece,
really the greatest bargains offered in this
city. Call Immediately, if not sooner, and procure
one of them, before they all go, at
]. MILLHISER & BROS,
fe 23ts One Price Store, 1913, Broad street.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA.
Nerly discovered By DR.. Minnock
THIS mixture most effectualy cures the above
L complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivalled success.
Inc fefueoy isuoW pfcPdicu anu ioi sete uy n
NJ Warrington, Agent over J. B. Stegals Store, No,
Is Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy. and can ties.
tify 10 lts sseat utility in the above complaints.
Mrs Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking Mrs Shields, Mrs. DurIey, J. b. stegail
R. M. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.
jaI0-d3m*
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nISSOLUTlON.-The copartn. rship hereto
- fore existing under the style of LUMPKlN
& THOMAS, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The nameof the firm only used in liquida.
ton. JNO. NJ IJMPKIN
February 18th, 1852. JAS. D. THOMAS.
TAS. ID. THOMAS will continue the DRUG
- BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Frank
lin and 18th streets where call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited.
fe l9-lm
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
" OF FURNITURE AT COST-Elegant CITY
made Wardrobes Ladies and Gentlemen's Score
tary and Book Cases; Marble Top Ladies Dressing
Bureaus, with large Mirror attached to them Plain
Bureaus of all kinds; Sofas and Mahogany Chairs,
and Cane Seat and Cane Back Rockers of all kinds
Hat Racks, Sideboards, Tables of all kinds; High
Post, French Post and Cottage Bedsteads of all
kinds; with a lot of Washstands, Cribs, Cradles,
Sofas, and every article in the House Furniture line
will be sold at Cost for ten days to come, for
cash or time for good paper The public are in.
vted to call and examine the articles on the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets
70 xux &,
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LOTTERIES.

15 F
STATHAnpS LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL srnEkT, uNnEa CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand)
Drawn Nos Patapsco, "a, Feb 25:
% W II - IL 40 50 80 ~ 20 IS - 70
90 40 81, prize, sold BY sTATHAM.
:, FOR This Day-Maryiand Consolidated, Class
N-Capitals $4,000, of $500, of 1000 rs
numbers, IA drawn Tickets a.
Also Small Fry. Tickets o..
ne "a w. Fl. STATHAM.
GREGORY & MAUKY,
SUCCESSOR 10 >. w. NIaury & CO.. Mana.
gers
Office, No 90, Main Street
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, 46, Feb 25:
49,, al "a 76 90 70 63 IS I2 90 / 81 SO
Whoie I1eket9 % "a, prize of $4,000, in Ken
lucky Lottery "A, Feb o. cent TO this Office
,To-Day.-Captal: $23,500 rs numbers, 10
drawn. -
TO Morrow.-GrandS Scheme ,-Capital: &c.,
ooo' LOO OF 1000 239 of 400, &c. Tickets $40.
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ENUUND.-Near the COal-teld Station, the
l. Richmond and Danville rail road, in Chester
field county, Mule, which the owner may have
byapplying to me and paying the expenses
JAMES MORRISSETT
Station Master, Coalieid,
fe 25-2t r. & D. Rail Road
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-27

STOLEN.-O the night of the 23d inst, some
- one entered my house on Main, between 9th and
7th streets, and stole two over Goats, one dark
browE and one light drab. A reward Of $50 will
be paid for the recovery of the same and the con.
viction of the thief JOSEPH H. GRE NSHAW.
Il
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1852.

Inc worth could not have given us man mucmufc ch-
l,cuonaoih 'hhn Gen. Scott much account ni
MS oeins mum on The compromise measures but ON his
general unhntss for the great and responsible drirs ol
Che! Magistrate Of this mighty nation. The Wigs Of
Southern Georgia will rot votc for Cen Scott. am
"hg-haVe been enc through 'wca and through wc'-und
am as unc"mpromsnc in nay devotion that part any
man hVin"; yet can not support Gn Scott in tcUmcg
campaign we have been swiudeL out Of our cCcc-lhe
chocc OF argc majority of the people os the Unite States
by lhe Nothern Fr.e Soil ard Seward faction. he well
ied Statesman ard faithful Executive OF The UnstSlucs,
VINO ilaa stronger claims than other man. and tho
conservative men everywhere looked with cOndece has
ceen aid on the shell-sent into rc,ircmcuilO
or man whose only exploits have been the lof bat
'c amidst INC din OF arms and Of garments rolled inoud
Finally the Aliledgevllc Recorder saunch ol Whiu
paper, thus defines its position:
The pat Of General Scott in the picnc, which
governed MN previous 10 the nomination. on The c!g oucs
on ~ which The Integrity Of this country was irulved
was 50 obnoxious To the people Of The South ard smuc
IN contrast 10 the bold and independent of
Fillmore and Webster this vial matter that his nnina-
ton SO lar us Georgia. and believe Southern t.lcs
mostly are concerned is received with disapprubato al
most approaching disgust To suppose that Scott
ry ihs State 10 suppose that hr has only 10
georgia and carry of his shoulders the Stone MuEtan
ea which even !e hero Of Mexico would find solgs la;
arduous Con. Scott, the Wing candidate cannot arTy
Georgia. Whether Gen. Pierce the Democratic canni!Ic
~ 10 DC permitted TO carry by default whether MI Fill
more tr Webster, or some other independent cundd! is
10 DC put In nomination 10 contest il with him. arc yet
questions uErCsOl.cu and Dndrrd,J
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--@-7--------NSV
ORR cORRESpOSDENTS.

We commend 10 the reader the clear an 2ensi5c views Of
Cvs" ugou iic 0hcciirns and Danger oil pa
sing the COMMANDMENTS Chief of the L. $. Army in the
field Us cancielc for the Presidency Th;s paint vas also
strongly pressed by Scaur Douglas in hF ssech on Frda
aight.
The reader will bc struck with the rich hnmor and peculiar
arposencss the of he Scott party Of the article
headed "Roorback Factory II is from The pen nf one
the witiest writer's Of The day who, some time since,
through our columns, most cumicay depicted "hlg Prn-
cipes" such coons og.cabns &c. The present a:i'-
cle though written in the far South before the receipt Of
Gen Scots acceptance" makes capital hit at the double
headed Seward policy of catching votes for the distinguish
I'd pupil.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI.WEEKLY,
~ WILLIAM 4. s. THOMAS KITCH1E, JR.
Z f VI 5:
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Il vi .
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,S.s shooter period Than year FOR ho
dollars per and three dollars iot 1
IN be paid in the oce tcied oy w
pa dollars per annrn st the end oi he in pood ard
rs-Al Office he rsinscd PEI l, ~ cr IN I
araahlc notes the risk OF he Editors nas jc,er !.
inr ,.Q,T jY The i,'tfe '. :, or nos,
81 auv account the writer IS '.e ~ nv nnon
age Ii a. ext,,..e business, which operates "
Z tnrs. ,,,. - .nvrpTISISG
-, r,,r marry ESoUIRER-For rES lines or less, frs IN
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II aerci once week twice ~ "oeA' nit!
.,, an: a half cents each insertion alert hrsi.
uit! DOLLARS tiry lines and IN
OF greater ttngth except nt, y
ana Aucunrers whoarc chargcu so0, (pae ucude.)
rE MlwEEkLf-Fu. rRS lines, first insertion
..,,S: for ,lc. continuance 90 cents.
Cess distance must BE- accompanied with :hc advance
-, a SATISFACTORY references. 10 insure execution.
a. uGrics end tributes of respect exceeding eyh lines,
-sn--4I tgr advertisements
ny al ot!:aa.s> aud Marriages from tho country, whenever
rys hand writing Is unknown 10 mus, be authenticated by
The Postmaster the rcghb"rhooi orthcy wi
published Every measure, that has been taken
rer ons ami Quzzes has hereoior proved unavaling
n apoG such COMMUNICATIONS being certified
Inv OF the Postmaster rn M The back OF the t.tT
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The arguments in tits important for several day'
on- has been ts! before the e. 5 Com:. in Columbus
Oh, closed on r av last AMI decision ot the t"0r
ms been reserved until tie Octohc Mr. Carwin judge
Lane Mr Ewing Mr.. Stansbary, and Judge RTien oil Ten
ncssec were engaged in the case great number oil '''
ldi,e members Of the Mehpi-: Cnurch sIso there
The testimony was vcy volumlnoCs and the following
are The points which rcci upon By ne conpli'h1h's
in behalf OF the Church 5 '"h:
~ Prior To sii ttc IIcinjst Episcopal! Chfch ~ He
10 A. hc prcscn. time there such Church, de fco
as L, units Of organic !ioa, a. il cx-i"i ~ l7il.
"3 THIS dissolution the unity "t nrglnGiN2i net
only exists dc tGc!o sui dc i4rs by valid ciEsi' .; '
original body IN t"n Parts, atsto!!"-uo y l0''rC'e"'
Is in the plan o. 2ii.
o.. TIE Book Concern is charitable fund. the capital
hccr ocd 10 The spread Of religions books an1 me Pro-
fits to Ire support ot :avc!ing preachers ana 'if
3 This fund i1un:c. y travelling preachers never BE-
Icnucd 10 The church in absolute light hu waa simply In
usisi IN its nAnacs sneat -,
&c Before tho DIVISION beuefcea Of this fund were scai-
tered over The territory and -sa" entitled 70 lis 6'
! d, nds. ma, ,,.-o, nj
charity or a:!ac The right Of tentTics hut Ja'y ''Inrs
| charge Of mana cement.
After ,hc division each ciaFch beca.i" The proper
manaerr much ." HE Iuds as otu'!' w S o0''
c.rg within ite lGT-5irton .,..
80 The number Of avcIing preachers IN lsii is me prop
or ,,=is rnnn which 10 make division o: THIS und
10 That the refusal the No't'n Church to aErce u
an s!rable division OF this fund makes case lo Iou
al The division Of The Church not constitutional
,c ~. enet of the Church Srul. have not there
! fore forfeited their right 10 This cha.i'y
"iH The bill presents the pTHFt! pa'';,S acc r ~
cans fr the interference 81 his court and i can cree! =
he due administration .;s charity, Whether Hc division
wns cnp,r;;it.,fal O, not
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yI THE GOyELGOS OF VIRGINIA.
A AMATIDN s

rxroRNATION having been received by the Executive thai Jas
HENDERSON, WHO cuElnel IN the Jail OF Berkeley
- d Burglary and Larceny. made his escape
b; ms large do therefore offer re.
FIFTY DOLLARS any perSon persons who she'll arrest
al ues D. Henderson anu deliver him into he Jail OF
and 10 require all Officers this Common.
mlrary, aud request the people generally
poc"r. the aires. Of the said enders that
=. =. b, prrUaht luslce
co uo my Governor and under the Soa OF
,a- Commonwealth, Richmond this S;h day June in
l.EA.i n. wear iSI9 JOS. JOHNSON.
W., ~ described sencel looking young man, l9
" Is II cs inches high with soop hi. shoulders
and iocrab'y fair cumpexlonsirer the time OF his
.,o. usual. confinement; III speaking has difficulty
SYllaSrS; writes good hand; had the
@ .acr kossut hat and black dress
.."'l,.,..u an! vtsl. June 29-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
PORTRAIT OF GEN. SCOTT.

The New Yo!k Whia) Express publishes the folnw;ng
portrait Of Cen Scott sad souccs that is copy
from the original:
Frcui Albany Evening (WhSl Journal. March q, >iS)
"In the character Of Gen Scott there il mur, mnch
10 commend and admire. Pat The mischief s there Is
WEAKNESS in all lie does and says about The PHEspES
cY immediately after the close Of the campaign oi l2iO
he wrote gratuitous letter making himself candidate in
which all sorts OF unwsc h!ags said 10 return and
oarue' his friends II he should be candidate And since
hat time with faulty that sciz"s HAT art bewi
dcred in gnzing upon the white House he has been suffer
ine bis pen to dim the glorcs achieved by his sword
WhIr please copy.
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LATER FROM MEElCO.

Advices from tie Cv nf Mexco ~ 20 HE lth u!t :s>
been received from "hCh il appears Thai The Mexican 'o'
sharp dispute between the Government anu ae FiehCh M
jster j, was decided ilt nlllo.s and ns OF me
Mexican indemnify should be paid 10 Inc bush Dohu'nu
es and the have let he"ico On 'ae Ao''
ult for its destination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
DIED.

DEPART this life cry Monday 9Th OF July Mrr Ne
-uA 81 MEREDITH, OF Inpe- Mere, h. decd OF ban'' CT
The 77h year age. ere suerInss
sevea attacks Of Pa ay,ic. She had Tong s'hre ne. -.
Saviour AMI from her doos .ea'4s s0
ere Of relations friends 10 mourn 'heif io-1
Let fre nds no more her suffering. mourn.
her rrrirs with ;"n"erii
oh cease 10 drop he ir!ins iea!'
Slice she s be, oni the reach OF lear
M,nrn for the living. not the dead,
She sleeps Christ living head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

l THE SHERIFF or IENRICO COUNTY, GREETINo:
COMMAND ha: you summon Fags Caldwell anu s,
partners under sye OF r. Flagg Co, TO appear q.
the Circuit Court the Guy OF Richmond at the
!" be oder the said Court the sMonday IN
action of Joseph OF plea OF tresfass IN the
--damsse sGt-anL have then there This witt wines Eus
ROBINSON Clerk Of said Court al Rchmonu 'he so I'd! VI
" ~ 'o'" yea = ' EUS ROBINSON.
action the for the miscarriage ana
hanfs BY the defendants, as common carriers pc
vi Richaont and Lynchburg. LEE BAYLf. pg;,
CoFss-Tess RICHARD n. CARf D. CFk.
1Gy
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yy1gE Of this school will begin the ls Of August
.,! use The OF May following.
embraces branches English
a Geek Frenc German languages, Mathematics and
payss:a Sciences. -,
-grs-Far board aud tuition months $780, yahe half
rr.,e Au.ls and half the first OF January.
rrre- information had by application the teacher.
rr.J>- sc;
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no 11-1III.M CLOyEk. ESQ.


TAKE NOTCE-Thni bet the hours OF O'CLOCK A. NJ ana
oCh day of July 1852 al Inc nous; o. !Sn @ ia IA
a. au Esplanude Streets IN tho cry o eT p
IA. Lou sana shall lake the deposons 9" ps sSn
Kerr Dr. A. Hester Alexander ilagsn and one % 70 of Law
.nce in suit pending in the Circuit CouIs oi I'd"
:'ihe Iienrco, wherein am plain ana you @
| II from tho taking Of said depostohs su @ h
esun begun should be completed on a,a m
ns thereof will adjourned from day day until me
a. sSrc completed. HUH hA"AN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

The "Scot fever" Is said 10 with great severity IN
1t attacks OF all noca canplcx'ons.
Iiddet0rn Constitution.
Il. particularly severe (says the Hartford Tmes with lhe
Boston Courier, the Daily Advertiser the Bee and some
twelve OF fourteen prominent Nhig journals the !o's
OF Which have declared thai Scot; stands chnncc OF an
election and that they will support Webster lhe
news OF Scots nomination, says wei! Known "E'a
paper fell upon Boston Wings like shower Of ice ls
probably produced the ch ard peT alluded to by the MIG
detown editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
CELEBRATION.

The Democratic Associations of Washington, George
town. and Alexandfio with large number of members o.
the party from the adjoining counties had Public Dinner
at WindsoTs Grove miles from Alexandria aa'
dresses were delivered on the occasion hv Messs John
Barbour Sr Orr of S. c., Stanton Of Tenn Stanton oi
Ky Hubbard of N. H., Bradbury of Me, Richardson OF l'
Ratclife Of Washington, and other gentlemen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

Alter an animated struggle in the Con'e""o" ,on"
Smith Hoin,, ESQ, ha, been unanimously mum, mo c.
Democratic candidate for Mayor OF ba''!'oe' '"' ~"
vcnon adjourned with cheers for "fiescs' A'us 'Ao A1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

The New York Mirror (Whgl coniesses that the hopes
of Wing triumph, 10 November, opposed BY ssern
array of fuc." Being charged with erccnary motives 0!
of the Seward Jun,o the Mirror refers 10 the fact ha
It's editor spent some s0 900 in the election Of Gen. lay
or and that ,hc saplng who undertakes 10 reply 10 acs
with sucM arguments is little better than blackguard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
WESTERN VIRGINIA ALL RIGHT

The following is from very sasacious observer in Botc
lour:
Tho Wings look very blue here since tie nomination 9"
General Scott. Mos. Of em pledged 10 vn'e AGAINST
him. and fcv" in this region have made bets with Demo
cats to that efcct but i, little how they voe Old
General "Iureea will be badly beaten. Put down the old
county Buctou. (Which includes Roanoke and Craig al
he old Jackson majority ni GOO.
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THE FIRE MONTREAL.

vox-RE.. JrLY O-The fire length suhsItej, CT.
the destruction u 1900 houses covering of more
n.a 20 ac:es and estimated be worth many millions OF
dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
GENERAL SCOTS PIETY.

On the evening before the battle OF CoEea' inc hst o
a series Of battles which raised the great and good Scott
,r v.,v ninuacr Of military reuown and made The nam
% American the terror Of nations, young ofhc.r YVES
posting rie senne5 little after nghal he was s"'ptls'
ed hy w murmurin. voice which proceeded from ittlt
eli. ip nf ctappar; about forty PAGES om ms pcstoI-
IsHGsS sSh"lc ni e nyaHSSS
rc cl IT, he Gescvi.j by h, Starlight hi coninandn4
..urc in the attitude Of prayer ConceailnG hlsel ~ rs
tened with r-oound interest the acCcats which lo"e
from the lrs uf knselnr suppan and never saiS
me-, did listen orison- eloquent So dcvout, 20 wan:
FEM tc heart those which fell upon my at thls mo
.nt Involuntary sunk my knees as ne breathcd hls
erv petitions for guidance IN his responsible salinn, ''
FOR 10 exercise I'll Christian virtues that Inc Tor
luncs Of war would permit That hc Ciccr coniIn
yes cur in'oan easily dscoverahc bat who could
AT length III" petitioner was identified by his prayer
When he ask forgiveness Tor Janls h Folk ano a.
his Cabinet for the i.uy they had done him. knew that
was Tie nohr hearted Scott and IRON tat m"
rnent considered the success OF our arms In eAco
crtfDin.m