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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03
sTKATTON,s OFFICE.

sTKATTON,S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 25, June 30:
Al ~ 81 46 81 IL 10 81 9 62 81 A 81.
Drawn Nos of delaware, Extra, No &c, July LIST.
46 II SO Is IL As "a IS 20 80 so 66.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No &c, July lst:
Ga SO 46 70 IA so ID IL 20 3 ~ A 81 l6 So.
Halt Nos Ia 81 "a, prize OF $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware; No 81, Juy2:
So 81 50 SO 40 A. l IS So II 60.
For To.Day.-Delaware Ex., No IS. Capital
$4,000. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware No C.. Capital S3U, 400. Tickets
$40 jy3
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The Coinage at the Mint in Philadelphia for
the month OF June, 1852, amounted to 81 ,345,-
3J5 s. and the deposits during the same period
10 S6.667 600.
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FL MOkE PIANO FORTRs--
&hd 3NASH A. WOlDHQIISE re -.

eFortes from three OF the best manu-
facturies in America The character of the instru-
ments which they offer is established, and pur-
chasers may ssely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices, and large
assortment may be found varying from the lowest
priced good instrument made, TO the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale. beautiful and sweet toned Guitara
OF Martin make.
All OF which may be seen at their Book and Piano,
Forte Warehouse, l39 Main street. Eagie Square :.
ie 70
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 2.
Sales of 5000 barrels FLOUR at $4.12. GRAIN
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RECEPTION OF Mr.. WEBSTER IN BosroN -
The citizens OF Boston purpose giving the Hen.
Daniel Webster, on his arrival in that city next
week, grand reception or the common. He
will, it is said, be met at New York by large
body OF the young wings of Boston.
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~ The Norfolk Herald, of Thursday, says
the steamship Roanoke left that port for New
York, on Wednesday last, with a full freight
and 3l4 passengers. She had on board 1l06
barrels OF potatoes and 300 barrels OF cucum-
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MR. CLAN on PoLITics.-A correspondent

Mn NLAR On uI4IIIVs'-A correspondent
0iihe New York Herald says.
Gov. Jones informs me that Mr.. Clay had
manv conversations with him, but he commu
ui,ated nothing relating to the present political
contest OF II nature which he thinks il important
to make public ut present. He was favorable
10 Mr, Fillmore; but he was also tor the coun-
ny and the Compromise, and cared for nothing
further
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READ THIS
HHnRF NEW REAnY MADE or.

READ THIS
MORE NEW READY MADE CLOTH
W. ING JUST RECEIVED, suitable for the hot
months of July and August. All persons wish
ing to render themselves comfortable, can now
quickly accomplish it by calling at
j. D. GOODMANS,
No 1874 Main St, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-Among the goods received, may be found
plain white, check and brown Grass Linen. Grass
silK Searsucker, Goats Hair, Canblet and silk
Warp Alpaca Sack; Pants OF the latest styles of
Linen Marseilles and summer Cashmere vest in
endless variety; Gauze, Merino unde. Shirts,
light colored silk and Lisle thread Gloves &c &c
al of which will BE- sold at the smallest cash prices
lie 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

Heau Irs. LIST keg't Va. Volunteers.
RICHMOND, Both June, 1852. :
ORDERS No. -. The Board of Officers
~ will convene at Regimentai Head Quarters, on
FRlD AY the I'd July, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
H.-The Companies OF this Regiment will parade
in summer unio N at the City Hall, n Monday
the 9th July, at 10 O'Clock, A M.
WALTER GWYNN
jy l-3t Col Commanding.
NT Enquirer and Wing will please COW
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,HsIe MUSIC, MUsIC.-P. II. TAYLOR
45Axy has received the following favo-i.e pieces :
4s9aH No more, no more of Faacy's Gleam by
~ Binkert
how'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, by Nelson
kfie Dean by Benkert
Do DO, for guitar
My Home is there, by Kirk
Bohemian Polka by Petrak
Spirit do by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tombler
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
jy2 Music Store. 100 Main ST.
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LANDER T,S OFFICE, 9A
18th Street, under Exchange Hotter.
Dawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Ex., %. July LIST
46 Ii 50 65 II 45 "a 25 90 80 so ct
Drawn numbers Delaware Glass, 26, July l:
"a Sc 46 10 IA so Is ~ 10 10 A 81 l6 So
For TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lotte, y,
Glass C. Capitals: $50, 400, of 10000 5000 1925,
25 of 1000 &c. rs numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SO.
Also a One Dollar Lottery. jy3
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. llS Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot
Fer To. Day.-Grand Consolidated, Glass IL.
CapitsIs: of $4,000 of IS, l09 5 of 5000 of
1000, of 1000, lC0 OF 500 100 of 300, &c Is num-
beers, IL drawn. Tickets Sl2 shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, lS5. Capitals of $3.50, Of
767 l of $780, 200 of 200, &c, 7s numbers, IS
drawn Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
INV oa-Im SMITH.
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EXTRA BUTTER.-Just received, small
IL OF OF fl esh Butter, put up expressly for
the Southern market, and warranted to keep 1t
is packed in small Kegs OF about 80 lbs each-for
sale low by HUI.ST Il KiNI,
iy At Old Market and 232 b. Dad at
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WANTS.
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOK 81
LOIIQMICK WARRQCK resnectf,,llr in,

~ LOUDWlCk WARROCK respectfully in
forms his triende and the public generally, both OF
Richmond and the surrounding country. that he
has ts ken the store No. l68 Main street. opposite the
American Hotel for the purpose of conducting
general Book. Stationery and Periodical bu
siness where no pains will be spared to please and
give satisfaction to those who may favor him with
a call. His stock is new and of the most choice
Books, and hopes, by the Inducements he shall Of
Ter to merit share OF the general Patronage. His
Novels are all OF the latest publications, and by the
best authors.
Monthly Magazines, Boston, New York and Phil
adelphia Weekly Newspapers and every variety of
Cheap Publications may be had of him as soon as
from the publishers press. Subscriptions taken at
MS itore for all the Newspapers. Periodicals and
Magazines published in the above-named places,
ana sent free of postage by faithful carriers any
part of the city iy2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

GREAT FIRE IN CHEKAW, y. c.,
VI MONTREAL AND OTHER PLACES.-We
have just received certificates from highly respecta-
BILE merchants in the above Cities who were burnt
out lew days since, and but for having one OF
Herring's Saamander Real Fire Proof Safes, they
would have lost all their books and papers One
of them says, have of Herring's Safes in nv
store cost s SO. would not take $1,000 and be
without it,
Call and supply yourselves with one which we
now receiving, at the New York factory prices
and none of your spurious kind made Tor sale
but warrant to stand the hottest fire and save
its contents from all harm.
FRY d McCANDLISH, agents.
ie 30 Cary street
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BY JOHN z. %. PAYNE, salesman.

1NIFtsKTANT TO FAhMkKs.-The sub
L scriber having purchased OF MIR Peirpoint the
right of manufacturing his celebrated Seed Sc.
paratOr and straw Carrier, invites al who
are in want TO call and examine the cheap and sim
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, on Cary, between Pearl and 18th
Streets je l2-2aw6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

Managers OFFICE.
r FRANCE n CO.,
Successors to f. Morris & Coz
splendid Scheme for This Day.-Capitas ::
OOO 10. 09, of 5000, OF 1000 of 20O0 100 of
$780, &c IS Plumbers ~ drawn. Tickets Si2.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Cspitals: $3.50, 767,
$50, 20 of 200. sc
Drawn Nos of Carroll County, Glass 81:
"a 81 70 As al % l3 40 75 "a "a,
iy3 C.. w. PURCELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

DhAlRlE SCOUT. w. RANDOLPH
has for sale, July 3
The Illustrated Old Saint Paups Tale of the
Plague aud the Fire, by w H Ainsworth, plates-5O
cents
No 8 Dickens Household Words-6 cents
Kossuth Coppered, or the Banquet at the Capital
OF Lapvta containing GIlliver's Great Speech il
lustrated by F Beew-25 cents
Daring Deeds of Woman, an authentic account
of some Cd the most tragcal incidents in history by
NJ Byrn, M D, plates-25 cents
Eustara, or The SybiIs Prophecy, Tale of Eng
land France and Spain in 1926 cents
The Prairie Scout; or, Asgatone, the Renegade,
Romance OF Border Liie-50 cents
Little Pedngton and The Pedlingtonians by Jno
Poo'e-Appeton's Popular Library, vols-sl
The Knights of England, France and Scotland
by Henry VIM Herbert-Sl 25
The Poetcal Works OF Fitz Greene Halleck new
edition 81
Diary OF London Physician second series, by S
CWarren author of Ten Thousand vear-25 cts
The Ruined Abbey, or the Gipsies of Forest Hl
by Dr. Fl Robinson-25 cents
Howell on the Evils of Infant Baptism, second
edilon-5g cents jy2
GENERAL FRANK PIERCE.-PoIitlca
" CarricatuIes, to suit both paities,-consisting
of the following Managing Candidate; Pap Soup
and Chowder; A Bad Egg: Fuss and Fea ners Har.
mony in the Wigwam Democracy of the Right
Brandy, u l2 cents each.
The Life of General Frank Pierce, the Granite
Statesman, with a biographical sketch of Hon
William Rufus King, Vice President of the United
States, new suppiy-25c;
The Diary of London Physician-second Sc
ries-hy Saml C Warren, Esq only cheap edit on
ever printed With Illustrations. 25 cents.
Knickerbocker's Magazine, for July. 25c. For
sale by G. M. WEST & BRO,
1u Do
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City Of Richmond, State Of VrgiuiG, to ,oit:
This Gay personally appeared before me, jus.
tce CT the Peace in and for said city, l.. II. LUCK
who being duly qualified, made oath that the whole
amount of fees received charged by him for the
measuring OF grain and other articles from the
l4th day April 1852, to the Ist July 1852, incIu-
sive, is eighty,five dollars and ninetysix cents.
Given under my nand and seal, Both June, 1882
jy l-lw THOMAS COWLES, up
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(,ITY TAXEs.-The BOOKS VI the City Asses
u .or, for the year 1852. having been received at
the Chamberlain's Office, any person may, before
the Goth inst discharge the taxes sssessed against
him IN said books, by paying the amount OF such
taxes, deducting tnerefrom three per centum tor
prompt payment. WM. p. SHEPPARD,
ty I-eofiaJy Chamberlain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

NOTICE.. r. DUVAL having this day ia.
~ ken his brother, J. P. DUVAL, into co part
nership, the business will in future be conducted
by H. X. Duval & Brother. at the old stand
under the American Hotel. We are now receiving
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, &C
&C. and hope by strict personal attention, to merit
portion OF public patronage. X. r. DUAL,
J. p. DUVAL.
Richmond. July LIST, 1852 ivI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

T9AND.OME "a AM ON ThE .nkAD-
IL OW BRIDGE ROAD, q NILES NORTH
WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-Ths sub
sc,,ber il authorized 10 sell the handsome Farm
ON the Meadow Bridge road, two and halt miles
noy,b west of Richmond, now in the occupancy OF
Mr. Thomas Trowers. containing 55a acres. The
improvements are all new, and large enoughfor
q moderate sized family. For terms. app.y 70
ie o4-eod2w W. GODDfN. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

NJ OTlCE.-RICHMOND BUILDING AND
" LOAN COMPANY-Therew will be a meeting
Of this Association at Boshers Hall, SATURDAY
EVENING, July 3rd, at o'clock, at which time
the constitution will be read and amended prepare
tory Tor pu bicatiou Other bushes, of importance
will be acted upon at the same time Persons wish
ing shares in the Company will do well to call on
the Secretary Immediately and make payment No
shares will be reserved for persons VINO have not
pad-and there are less than four hundred to be
taken. By order of the President
iy I-3t B. W. KNOWLES Ser'v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-03

gave YOUK FILES.-Jewelers. Dentists,
~ Sawyers' Carpt nfers' and Machinlsts' Files and
Rasps m ade to order Also, old Files re cut and
warranted, at the Virginia File Works. Manchester,
Va
Orders left at the store of Mr.. Seagers, i4ih ST.,
near the Bridge or the Works, Will De promptly
attended IN je 3U--im~
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I AND IN hENRiCO.-We VII sel auoul
IL 1875 a.res Of excellent Wood LAND, without
improvements, lying IN Henrico county, about ses,
en- miles north cf the city, which Is SUPPOSED %
contain Coal, II being the nexI llso :. Re nd ~
ing near Hungary Water station, eisher wood or
coal might easil, be transported thence 70 hacn.
mond. Here is chance for great bargain Apply
early ToLEh . So ..an,.
jyI ueneIa, - I -.
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LNOUAD, small cut Coral Bracelet. The
Il owner can have it ~ paying for this advertise
Fuart. Jy Sit
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-11
Original papers
From the Theta Alpha Society ofU University at vlsbu

ksD-We have requested from the two
Literary Societies of the University located
in this town, some Of their current CORES.
poudence for insertion in the Miscellaneous
department of tie 'Chronicle' The Theta
Alpha Society has acted upon and kindly
granted the favor, and we hope to extract
a column or two from ttei- pages and those
oi the Euepian Soeiety, alternately. As We
are not made acquainted with the names of
the writer's Of the articles, there can be no
partiality in the selections, With know
ledge of the talent combined in the Socie-
ties, We baye DO doub: tie arrangement will
prore--in the varied and varying original
matter thus brought out-ir,eresting to
our readers, stimulating to the students, and
honorable to the Institution. .-ED. CHRoN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-11
REGISTERS NnrICr.

N-0rrCE is he-rh~ Iv.- Q. 40 egu-slrui that the T,i-
y .S u named I-I~s have s-t'.r1 t4rr accounts IL
I.--t -r. 20 Nv . l... TuI4u conn rs. .r
it a4 account, will he presented ;Ir coutsln. cu
-. 5,r,- ~ IA. Dr lgu, Court, t. Doe ibid al Aegy
i...u fl- county ,t uIHn- "u IL" tL.rl tuttv =
lr.raa5. ~, s.r- the -Jtl DAY OF th - uthl Va.
g = ..pl W S-iGl, ,Ac','ll Vi John ; DIR .at
o! Cati Li1 tQ- decd.
A,c- % Abraham Young aGfuiL!str4tor Of Hiuhlcl
Gr.,- .at. u E..Fa.r 10. d.c'I.
Artuf fhIg FaEtz, aIui.uistra.Jr Of John Swa.tz,
lat. %: Perry p a-d
Acct Of John l.s.l-nyder, administrator Q, John Rcf
snyder. lat" II Chapman -. dec
Acc Of = ) Peters and Wm Peters, administrators Of
john ivt.r-- late q 3uff4iy T. decd.
Flna act oi jos >potts and Saml Bickr admiuistr
Tor, u Ii my Birkel. late Whit Der To-. decd
Sc, 70; John and Peter ArLDyas executors Of Nicholas
A.1aEA>t, late % Perry tp- dee u
Acc oi Cyrus Brown executor Of fred r.ck WiltrOut
late oi last Buffalo tp-. decd
A'rt ui sam henderson and lsobt Candor. executors
oi VIM B sullivan, late Of White Deer tn decd
e'3 So-i4 Zimmerman n. guardian Of E.enOr minor
eh4.l u N. Kelly, lat. OF K-rv tn decd
tao' o. ohm Cham beraiu guar ian of Wrn a rnino-
emu oi IA; Kelly late Of Kelly tp- decd
n, - "a i'A Hartman, Jr guardian Of Nary E. ard
PeunS tp., deed. --'N''''' -'-'e u
Acc1 OF "m- d. GAvnan, administrator If sororo,
Stroud, late Of Chapman tp, desd- -''- u ''''HOH
Acct ot Juhn >t'es, aduistrstor q, r.,ot R;r,,.
Of the Borough Of Mfiinburs dsc,i '--I- 40 '@''
ACCT OF John stees, guardian Of Seth Lvs,. CO, r
am David, miner children Or David Nou.I a., :. -
p, decd. CHRISTIAN BREYNts% % u. :. heliy
iy-;.I. 90 Se~ Berlin, JaE -, t..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-11
Paul Perrywinkle's Last Glass.
: s!5Ir OF III, xuyE u.r9a Law.

The force Of " circumstances has lee
men into most desperate measures the
faulty of some, under the influence oi
Love, has furnished endless tounIatious
for the romancer but the love of ardent
spirits, the insane passion and mad infatu-
alton for Rua, has inveigled more bipeds
into worse stupidity and utter, c=travagtn.
nonsense, thar all other evils and follics
IL the catalogue of human existence. With
some, the infltuation for HquH per}itioa
assumes very serious, yea tragic aspect ;
while in others it takes sucE a broad,
crcphaticalIy comic and ludicrous ground,
that the pencil of the caricaturist ant pen
Of the humorist fud endless themes II
depicting the gyrations, genuauctions, &c,
OF human under the force Of aqua arii-
elt puro
Such subject as the latter comes under
our notice in the person Of Paul Perry
y-inkle, of Pipkinyil,e, State Of Maine
Paul was what some people call 'bruiser.'
Ergo, be did sigh-pot aftc- the fesh-ro;s
If Egypt, but for that abominable and
atrocious fabrication of the American
d:-ti.ie-, dignifod With the name of French
brandy. Like most worshpers :: the
shrine Of Bacchus, Paul wasn't fastidious
as to What he drank, SO it was alcohol,
although he preferred the dyed deep and
more poisonous article, French Bra.iy
1t was the good fortune Of Paul, who, by
the vay, of,ciatcd on { stage-line, /. c,
drur the horse from Pipkipvilla tc a2othc:
thriving viii4gc, - not far tro2, SPLENDID
Yankee town, called Bangor, to I've TO
sec an act by the Legislature, tba. put
down the danger on the entire fue Of
rum-sellers il the great Fine State Of
Maine. That such u thing could be done
as to stop grog selling in that OF any
other part Of tie Christian world, was the
richest joke Of the season to Pau, and lie
enjoyed it up to the handle. But, no
less to his modification than surprise, one
morning, after driving load o. the float
ing population into the aforesaid enter
prisiug town of Bangor, and feeling Of all
times IN his eventful life, l2otle Of the
hardest kind of thirsty, the said Paul was
very solemnly Informed by the yenns-1ci
of the quarters he had long patronlZed-
'Not drop in my house, sir ~
Paul looked, then looked again, ct
Bonit.ce, and as he looked, bis broad and
perfectly good nutured countenance looked
mighty humorous, his cunning grey eyes
tw.uklcd, and his large and > ..t.a mouth
fairly ran over with humOr
"us!hs. Pipes c. .:nsth said Pt!,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-11
Popularity.

The desire Of obtaining the good vii
and esteem of our fellows, is one which
finds place in the breasts Of al, and
should be cultivated. There are various
reasons why this should be. We are all
flaced here to worship God, and benefit our
fellow men; and our object should be to do
all we can in our allotted time. The amount
we may accomplish, depends to Z great
degree Oh the influence we exert. \ good
n me is one Of the most important lnstru-
meu.s by " b ch an influence can be exerted
for good and this good name must be the
result Of Z firm adherence to pure and holy
principles. Those who act from principle,
will at least be respected by a! around
them, aud in many instances attain a
popularity which those who take o.ts'
plans may never hope 10 Iea:t.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-11
EceIand and Eurone.

Every arrival from Liverpool bring.
fresh proc. Of tie very Geli,ata position in
which Great Britain stands towards he
continental powers. Austria busters,
Russia rlrc.ter., Turkey complains, Prus-
ia looks colLly CT and tEe oondCc. OF
France Is almost more than suspicious. In
AL Europe, England does not spPear to
have sir,le hearty ally. At no moment
would her ministers tc surprised to find
themselves involved IN var with Lalf the
powers Of the c,nt!uent, and without hope
4 succor from any cuartcr except, perhaps,
from the United States.
Why is this Two causes re think,
have produced t1is oonditinR Of affairs
The FIRST has been the manner in which
Lord Palmerston has conducted the foreign
rel-.ions of Great Britain. During the
ate revolutions in Europe, this statesman
favored tie liberal cause 10 an extent Just
suEcien; 80 enrage the ab . ute powers,
vet not sufficient to afford the insurgsnt
population due encouragement. The-esult
mas been that be has made Russia and
Austria his enemies, without raising up
friends in new and more liberal govern
meuts. This conduct has oeen, in part,
the result 0. bis own voiison, and in par.
the consequence Of his associates IN Office
He would, il !sfs to himself, have sess
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-11

Mr.. EDITOR: Your urgent invitation
for a short communication, meets my
hearty ap probation but if you knew the
trepila.ion, and the fcarfu! agitation, aye
tie real perturbation, with which my first
oblation is given TO your consideration,
YOU would have TO hesitation to make the
determination to excuse your poor friend
Jason.
What freak Of imagination would meet
your commentator, or give you gratltica-
ton? What witty emanatiOn, or poet!cai
creation, M.lt reach the realization OF
your fond anticipation? OF ratiocination,
or hints on education, an imprOmptu inspi-
ration, or thrilling told narration, you have
10 expectation.
| might tell some cog:ation, or com
m5ucc you an Grafton, on the foolish stu
alton Of alT.irs within our nation, which
without exsgceration) are in worse
relation than knoty litigation; but,
uuskillcd in legislation, I could give no
information. My private allegation is,
this direful fermentation is not an lndicz-
ton tia. cur fral destination is entire
dilaFiiation though, with no osteutation,
bctray my palpitation at the aagrant
alicLation fror- tie light ht-my dctcstation
of the least tergivcr>ati1n, and MY ferycnt
supplication that fra,ernal liberation may
prevent pre- ipitation. If our men in con
vocation would each quit his dissertation
upon aInalyamation aud black emancipa-
ton, and, with consistent moderation and
true corciliatior, Jieid feelings Of location,
they d show their appreciation Of our great
confederation, But, wit. cockney afecta-
ton, some boast of deliberation by mid
nights in rotation, on thi. tonic Of vexation,
when it 5 known flom observation that
they're cft IN dissipation, aud from intoxica-
ton (madc worse by each potaticnl they're
unfit for meditation, Euch more for
contemplation. But, leave this estIma
ticn of our real degeneration, and all
salieuin, computation CT the dreadful
devastation that would follow ,aquestratlon.
III give NO more impression on local
separation, or party coubination, or the
means of our salvation hy firm consoH-
d1tior, though in NY c'liet station l burn
with ndigna,ion at the deterlors,ion Of this
our generation. .a.ewel!-Ti;b ramira
ton. and sans d:ssimulation, your loving
brother JASON.