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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-03

EE Tho old prose writer's wrote as
if they were speaking to an audience I;
while among us prose is invariably writ
ten for the eye alone.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-03

KaiekeyJocker, for July, is a gooC
number S, Hueston, 1870. Nassau st.
New York, Publisher-sS year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
THE IIBEAkY OF VIRGINIA..

AnnIh,r b,I az t'SutiUtC has been sprung IN Tho ic2s
I,u having Tor lis object the CREATION al new nilcef-a
LIBRARIANS AFART FROM THE OFFICE o. 'okCRhIAhr W
rsE uuMMt SwEAITH Why this subject IL urged unless
far inyivl,,n-l benefit j. Impossible 10 understand
If ,hr State bound provide for any particular person
lar sion or donation b. voice such person 81 persons
once, Thrl hr newly elected Secretary OF inc Io'
monweali, ner'nrn ne dnlcs OF m's , :" iii f., m
creation If new drplit ucnt thereby nsnuang ~ least
that lie i not pablo p performing The various dneS whcf
do and hiv. belonged 10 that station for many years
All ,rro knox "a" Munord know that he Is iuily guam
all hp duties which nave been performed
nv his Whi. predecessor He accepted the office with per
feet understanding OF the laws regulating H. anu never mas
asked lpv net lessen his labor, nor has he gwen any
evidence that he desires any such relief. Why 'ilcn
should the subsrituiu offered by Nj Stuart 10 Senate on
No - rvcn have respectful hearing? II IS time enough
10 create II Go oce and thereby rcirve the head OF
d.i,ar m. IT. wil.n that head asks such a favor.
II may he sa!d that the nC% Constitution mas imposed
.ouc additional labor upon the SECRETARY OF inc tonmon
wealth M doubt is II has imposed addcnal 'ab'r
on all the Exccutiy. officers The Auditors and Trcasu
rer lbo! have been greatly Increased by he change IN ht
mode OF dieting officers Last nearly all tr old Clerks 81
Courts and ShCTis wrrr turned Out anu new ones l III
their i'rrc. The oi the officers commenced the
be- caring The fiscal year ending ls October last-
Has The Auditor Of Public Accounts asked tti portion 81
his shall he !" another VI course nos ihls
press in business uni. 'iur the time being Another
great relief all these officers about the Capitol VIII be
~ M. ySaiuTc hereafter meeting but once IN two y"ara
Ba. could have patience 10 argue this maj III
wr Ennwn thai, with the exception "i lev months IN
,.n, lie Secretary. office is 0Dcrcus 1LcIl has
Tor several wears past afforded lime 10 Clerk AZ icasi 30
travel Cod knows whsfc-spcndng months at Tie ia-h
ionaslr watering places, aad even summer IN Europe
Without going further into The subject, hope that Col
auniufG w be- permitted 10 take uil charge OF ms ONCE IN
pcacc and viii. his clcxa perform all the duties assigned
him, aud ENJOY all the blessings tina, have been 50 long
loved by his predecessor. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
.r,,,rTY--IIOND CoNGREss--4D SESSION
M6SpaT, JANUARY -, 1853.
sIS A'rE

Mr. Seward presented memorial from New York, pray
ng that The constitution be amended 50 as Ia give Congress
,nwrr 10 establish uniform - strn -: marriage.
Mr. Shiris presented the memorial! %! e. l.. Richter, de
crr.ng he invented uOnds and furnace used ~ Clark
Ns IN constructing Jackson statue and praying % b,
allowed pli; OF HE compensation therefor.
MIR Stockton mO.cd 10 take up tie bill Tor "or-hnz ny
~. Navy, which rejected and then The bill "i- Nc tor
We!rc sjay week nrNt
Mr. II lie submitted resolution which ug!cct 10 dI
rrc,ug committee on ifauds Ia enquire whether any
g4uk mail tax contribution u"y had been levied upon
The sailors and petty cccrs OF the Nanaa and fncenncs,
compensate any Tor o5nnng the passage OF an act
granting c,rtaia sailors extra pay, &c.
Mr.. Gwin -n! that act voluntary one By the Com
an N;va! AFFAIR.", and was introduced. 1T The sugsr-.
l.ru II person.
H. SEBASTIAN. the committee Indian al.:s,
y, referred ,e Presidents message relative ~ the
..,sal the SenlMnt.s Ia Cni4aie according their
aurr.mrn made an elaborate report thereon.
I.e rvmn,Ittec gave history OF lnan affairs in Flor-
d. slre 1852, and linen say
on he assignment OF land BY Gtn Worth it was condi
t;nuI that his rcrirr, t. ) troops should bc keat in
FE;rl n To- Gordon - keep The Indians within
h,s mts and has give lille security the advancing
sci 4. nl.nis ami farmers III me interior.
81 ~ tc.ping within the limits assigned them with
ar sic- cattle rivers Astounding with fish, aud the
h.trck rrare barren, and he prairie rrcmng win
.c .aN s",,l"m nts lT 1919 and cninn.encc! anc"
To, ,..fG II fu.e- ar tc>mclI ul property. Again
S-. Il - suop- LE,! u .u.ltn. hui again the IT.
,,ll;.- lpvi :rr; nrd now aung'i :rrutatl"i: al
:. ~ wf2 ~ ne seat Ut government lsi session. ana
cnprr "rit;en agreement, By whch Their removal
w,ul: nc nmrdatc and fnal they refuse 10 go, and
ns!s great Gctrimen Of the in,ercs! OF Florida IL
remain within her limits.
TIE committee in thus briefly adseting 10 condition
of evrni= rs they exist Florida ite surprised
a, The Hry policy Of the government which has sought lt
eUv" the nd under the full force mutual obligation
aud set has allowed ;her all the advantage vi delay and hf
prpr.cton CT an which the safety and property Q
lhe state demands.
The COMMITTEES farther say they bound TO believe tina
the United bound complete what in 1885 they
unsrccesSfuIy began and which, FOR period of Is
has allow ed within The borders Of sovereign State bnt
perir.
lar committee express doubt 10 the best mole Il
pursue fleet The end sought The speedy and unconti!0h
al removal nt tie Indian. IRON the State. Experience a
demonstrated lha! they enjoy mmuniles the whit
in their endurance OF fatigue and that they susceH
tlbe of The influences which break down Tepose by que
marches and night attacks Ih,it camping grounds. Ina
whenever these have been pursued by miii!ai
lorce they have been invariably followed by success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
FOE. rlC4L.
For the lGnQuir'


TO THE MEMORY OF ONE LOVED
Mss J..-.-..
| stood beside thy couch OF pain
saw thy suffering brow,
| listened 10 thy words OF love
| seem 10 hear them now.
They breathei OF peace beyond The grave,
They spoke of heaven and love;
Thv shirt seemed 10 feel the bliss
Prepared for II above
| saw smile illume thy brow
When Death his seal had set
A smile whose heavenly radiance
Can ne'cr-O, nc'cr forget!
For angel bands waiting then,
Win Quiverng wings OF love,
To watt thee 10 their happy home,
Thy home in heaven above
Methinks hear the angel harps
Trill loud welcome strain
When thy freed spirit took its flight
From this sad world OF pain.
hear the welcome of thy Lord;
"Well done, my servant, thou
rhy pain lie Ger, thy victory's Won
Come to my bosom now.
"Come where no cares can enter in;
Come to thy home of rest;
Nee, with thy loved ones gone BEFORE
And be forever best"
How can we mourn that she has Joined
Tho white. robed seraph band
Can we not part with 80 loved
To dwell In that bright land J
For there no lowering clouds can come.
And there no hearts are riven-
But untold bliss and songs of love-
Thrill through the courts OF heaven.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

corr, sn lntcnr Of The New York Evening Post fa'er.
rjnn H. tI, cmcnt that piece "f !and Lnrd'n a:
be II sold 81 tn rat az 81 0Ga0W mas si"ws thai
hi p,rc has i, en- a.rly obtained in New ! ok
1.-THE L,t n tho corner u Broadway and Fulton streets
u, auction Last week 10. s4 500 per annu, which
the inios, per cent S2U1 r AZ the
IF 81 3 9 81 acre TIE lot being ~ BY 10 l'c or
ut very common rate of interest IL londonsnv ~ per
cenl--it would give the still enormous sum OF
SS.lS7, 1863 ca an acre.
again the annual rent Of S4 800 Tor The nt sold nj Inc
rate of $3.50 so per whirh, If planted with
potatoes and producing the large crop "t one thousand
bushels 10 The mere would be S2S5 hrshe OF II IN
corn al fifty bushels would be 1871 sushel London
must try again."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

The commte" also suggest that the troops be .ccompa
MED by regulars that each days march would thus place
in possession 81 the knowledge o liz tc'o-
~, anu subject such laws OF entry exist cie"hefe;
and that such operations would than ever con-
vince the Indians that the government here are in
their removal That this late period n delay and
ih'C>sncss The pay! o: II" = nia0.5- the comm; !cc
would urge rfunI an" decisive be pursued 10
nj . c0nn'ry Of struggle t"o Jm wigeI Iud 10 give 10
soYrcs ~ Stat. u:at HeacG and qc;u'y, which or many
yeI;. sii. sv!.it vain. 10 this ect.
coinnift,c recruitment &c passage of the amendment which
t.;.y have Inserted in tic Indian appropriation bill
The SGra - then motion Of Mr. Mallory, took NJ The
bill repeating existing laws concerning tonnage duties ~
SuaniS rcssc he addressed the Senate lis
massage He had concluded when the Senate PROCEEDED
10 TN consideration III executive business
AT IS minutes O'Clock, !!c doors opened ana the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF RErRES ENrATINES
TIN. ayes ana iUcs taScn on mctlon 10 snspen!
the r.Ies 10 introduce resolution 10 meet IN future |!
o'clock and 10 make The appropriation bills the special order
every law ill disposed o.; which was negavei-ayes 90
noes 6-not tyG-iilf.S yotIag.
\ number o! private bills subsequently disposed e.
The Honscrin took up private bills on the Speaker table
10 when there were objections; which occupied the
Ia'ntrr -: The sitting.
The House adjourned al three - r!icH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
ANOTHER RAIL. ROAD.

The nouse Of Delegates yesterday passed tho Senate bill
chauerine n company for airline rail road from New
York through New Jersey, Delaware Maryland and lhr
Eastern Shore .. Virginia, 20 Cape Charles, whence by
steam ferry and a road there will be communication wiki
Norfolk wi,hou. breaking bulk The road will In 30 miles
through Virginia AS Legislature granted Il right OF
way through the pan.ha handle of Virginia, the friends OF
he prescn, scheme look Maryland 10 grant hight OF way
through her "pan hanclc."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
WASHINGTON AEEAIkS.

WasHISaroS Jan. 2l-Ihe committee commerce in
the House greed report t in few days 10
ianlsh reciprocity with Cgnad. ana The Provinces.
The testimony produced before The Houston committee
failed sustain the charges against IN late superintendent
he Cnpito III receiving money 6shnnorably
&c All iureen employed upon HE work testified TO the
contrary Parties who preferred the charges On oath are to
be indicted peri jury. Other charges against him were
also dsproyed The committee also 10 examine charges
that the building has Substantially erected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
HEALTH on WN r KING.

WasHISeToS JAN Is -Senarcr Clements received l. 3
patch today stating that VIM. Il. King arrived at Key
West tn" 22d January His health however, was no
better and hopes Of his recovery were abandoned Mr.
King will remain at Key West
Another despatch states that Mr.. King will remain few
days Key West, and that his health is better.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
For he ENQUIRER.

We cu! ii,r attention Of our fellow citizens, OF the county
If Henrco 10 the name Of Nathaniel Mathews, who IA a
Democrat first order represent us in The next lie
.sIaurr Mr. ~ is farmer Of regular business habits and
well oualif 4 10 make efficient representative.
The rcaua st is without Mr.. Ms knowledge We wish
Mn, =, ream,nd 10 m. call MANY CITIZENS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

tits louise viii bear witness, that ~iia'IV., "'! 10
hro my errors absence from my post Or neglect oi my ~"
tic. cannot be fairly numbered amongst t':c'I
On notion the House then ADJOURNED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

.'~J'
The annual message OF Governor Becr OF Pennsyva
is an able and interesting State paper We tuko great
pleasure in extracting the following sound and manly sen'
ments,
Recent difficulties in neghboring State have suggested
the existence deficiency in State laws in reference
10 the conveyance held involuntary servtudc
from one State another The Pennsylvania statute OF
1850 gave all persons passing through or s"ounng In The
The OF S47 repealed this provision and The repeating
sections OF las, session did not rclnstae IT, therefore,
specuy recommend that provision be made for the transit
OF these domescs through the limits OF this
Such law seems contemplated by the constitution Of
The United States and be suggested b. those roles OF
comfy which should exist between the Staes-by the pdb
lie peace and BY individual convenience.
Another Presidential election has been held Once more
the people Of this country through the agency Of the
ballot box designated the Citizen who u the ensuing
four years is fill the highest office known TO the Consul.
tuition The cheerful submission OF The minority, in the result
of the contest and the magnanmiy OF the majority in the
enjoyment of lheir triumph afford gratifying evidence that
civil institutions mol, al this day. endangered from
the violence OF party split The voice OF tho majority s
honored by implicit obedience whilst the rights OF the mi
nori,y are protected by the constitution ard laws The OIL
thus chosen the representative OF the whole people
do equa and Justice 20 all men OF whatever per
suason religious POLITICAL Each successive test Of tho
elective OF has been followed by
newed confidence in the whole SYSTEM and will doubtless
continue be, long the eSccise OF the night OF sui
frage characterised intelligence and patriotism In all
parts of the civilized world the people becoming
vnced not only of tho praciicabty but of the wisdom and
Justice of government founded on The principles oi repre-
sentatvs Democracy. Even the h;m preJudces OF mon.
archss are beginning yield TO the powerful evidence
furnished BY experience The mission of the present
generation the future triumph OF these princi-
plea in other countries by transmitting to postey unm-
barred our model system of government That this will be
done under kind providence have sieadast belief.
Al no period since Acknowledgement of indepen
denee nation the people OF this Union enjoyed
higher OF prosperity entertained brighter hope OF
the future Al peace with all the world and freed from In
tsrna strife the several members OF The conccra
cy by ready acquescencc Of each in the Congress
siona Of the controversies incident "a the nsti-
snlou Of domestic slavery and thu acquisition OF new terri
torvt when has ihs Union before been firm nn
fsct7 We may well exchange congratulations on tins aus
picous picture as should mnCir our thanks
Almighty God for His oonn"oGs goodness and guardian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28


Messrs Editors Allow me 10 call attention 10 lie !o!
lowing lars Of Congress, passed August 81, 1881
deem Them Of great practical Importance al lha Time
hearing a. they auhoritarely upon tic importance o.
Ant,re rp, IS n part Of note and importance.
1t has been uc by the upponcnts OF the antwerp scah
line that AEtcerp has trade and IL not proper point al
which 10 diec; attention The acts copied below shn"
what importance is attached by Congress 10 this point
While on this subject II may nc" be aniss TO REMARK, 'I
il il now ascerlaucd ,la, mail pay will De given the con
crplated line Just il is given The Collins line
Your insertion of This brief communication, Win the nm
nexed sections OF chapter Of Acts OF Congress for s'
| will oblgc l. II.
~ B-Ths act passed after tho Antwerp Bill had
passed the Senate OF Virginia
TH,RTy s coND CoNGREas--lsT SESSION.
CHAPTER Ill An making appropriations for The SCI
viz. al the p.-' Cicc Department daring the year ending
l3h June, 1853 a.,G for other purposes.
SEC s. And BE- further enacted That the Post Master
General is authorized with the ocean stcaT
payisation r0mnany for additional trip ~ TIE have
line and one additional p The Bremen lac, hllil iht
expir ion their existing contract receiving ana delivering
mails ut Southampton, Cowes and Plymouth as The fos'
Master ensraI direct according 10 sncl schedule ~
shall he prescribed by P1st Master General in order
thereby 10 maintain through such lines, and he
Collins line Icgun! weekly communication, hE
American unl .cuin".S between The United Nia'c5
asd The KINGDOM of Goat Britain and Ireland bur
the coupon for such additional tp shall not exceed
the allowed ;nr each "trip nic' The now MIST
ing Contract And prOried FURTHER That ne Post Hascr
General shall he and hereby auth0rZel on MS .lsCrG-
lion 10 negotiate will, contractors changing the ter
minus of The awe line from lavrc I" Antwerp, Belgium
and 20 make an agreement Tor such change If he shall think
proper; but the Increased compensation {" BE- allowed Tor
such change hall tr limited pre- rat! allowance Tor The
increased distance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE n. Y. CANAL.


ALBANY JAN 22.-Nu;icr has been given in lhr State
Scnac Of bill To ouctd for the speedy enlargement
Of The canals by the Of State stock rcnnursnbe
nom the canal revenues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
GEN PIERCE AND TIE BOSTON AUTHORITIES
PrRIIC RECEPTIONS DECLINED

BosroS Jan 24th-Muyur Seaver o.day read letter be-
fore the Board Aldermen from General Pierce In reply
an the hospitaities OF the city Of Bos
ton on his way Washington.
The letter cc,cs previous vc:bal acceptance of the in
yitation wncn personally presented by the committee al
Concord The General states however that after the
which has recently I.eian HIM with crushing weight,
is hi, wish To proc, his past Of duty Gart, AMI
yaely as crcGu,> q III aH:: lie ccl- de- L. sens!
BILE the kindncs rh"i has prompted 'c inyii"nE ana
fully apprt thus afforded al the estimation
in which he hr nv the citizens u BOSTON, bn; looks
on them due personal claims OF regard but as
sprngng noble proposal TO receive hm
as OF principle uppermos in all hearts
the basis Of which the sacedness OF the Unon pfnc
pe that will be cherished ny all while any adequate o.e OF
co6uion country exists in thu Republic. Whatever ankle
tics may ye, be for himwhaever obstacles inter
pose in the way Of duty, hs has nntying tah that he will
never facr devotion 10 that object He looks with fear
less confidence the support OF all patriots of whatever
oar,y in his endeavurs preserve the of the States
and The supremacy OF the laws which are the
ar;ccs Of our happiness, present and fuinre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

Ne fcgr learn that Han. T. H Bayy OF Virginia, has
been his in The House OF Representa- lives
Tor sevcia! days BY sickness Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
For the Enquirer.

We arc requested 10 announce that Fancls u b";Sin
Esq viii no, candidate Cor reelection 10 the Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

tNppRTaNI' FROM AiESIcO

Restoration Of President Arista Establishment. Of TEN
porurr Government hout Of IrSia's Ir0ops, Tc
Nav ORLEANS Jan 24.-.By an arrival here have al
vices from the city OF Mexico !" the Eth Inst.
The revolutionary spun, was spreading in all directions
and the greatest disorder prevailed.
General Arsta had resigned the Presidency of the Repub
lie and fled from The city-wher II was not kno"n-io
personal security tlia troops had been completely routed
:porary government has been established by Ceyal
ssdent o the Supreme Court The existence of this
Never, by no mcans certain.
revuiuionists gathering strength daily, and be
lone formidable that their be checked
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

An Indiana paper says that Amos Warrington Of Cai!"
is dead He unpttendne man, lived unosscnta-
tpusly md supplied :e people with fish His last words
,vc,c characteristics IL saw Prchard I'm going to peg
right M I've ir,ed ny last fish; hu, bury my tackle with
n;c-u no knows but what they bite IN .forian7"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

\ MOUNTAIN or MAHBLE.-Mr. J. d. Manove
gives rc ST. Louis ln'riaencrt description Vi
Of bic which IL says exists III Tie Great Salt Lake
VALLEY H.. SAYS the rarr!t is q. almost color and
shade slabs very large and from an inch IN thick
ness u blocks III immense size Mr.. Manlove judges
the marble hc ii the best quality, and Tia, - inexhaus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

i.:i..s:.: IN CHAM !.Uh IA 1he EucHa Como
i..r.iua .icUh"t team. 49,
Jnl i.,cs. ~uiiue. y H,tr siu"u aid jJri "".Au-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
EVENING SES SION

number OF bills ordered &c their cngrossmtn and
The following. bills passed bill for the relic! .! Benz anna
D5own Senate bll! I" incorporate tie North and Sonh
Rail Road Company; and bill authorizing the Exchange
Bank OF Virginia 10 establish office nj Lynchoufg
MIR. GuED"S rose 10 make personal explanation. lie
said: During short absence from the House to-day an!
no farther Than committed room, where engaged in
attending prra:. business Unexpectedly 10 ne
bill concerning The Manassas Tap Kali Road Company
called up and passed ths house Whilst no mare
ieuicsa in the passage .. that bill hla 60, il 10
of egre, that here record my vote in
its favor. The principle 81 that appropriation meets with
my entire appreciation; and the appropriation ITSELF will,
have doubt, be returned The Treasury with usurous
interest have thought This Apanalon due only 10
my constituents but myself for think the members OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

n,,ei y ul a Of ~" Lungs. WI!
ann ~ Ito ~: !gal IrG .n, i"itH nr IN months A.
49,, r,r trl,ui.r ,lry-irI,ns uIt rco CoEi
,,e, SO ia > Roses tIGEh S:tHp or tHlrr-
u KlDCWHi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-24
soLp AT A PARTY.

Alta party few evenings since, in the midst
ot our sports and iolity we were interrupted by
n sister OF the Emerhnd Isle trying to force her
way past the servant, who disputed her entrance
10 the room, she cxolOimirg, "Lct mo in the
hocre, Ill SEQ that basic Of mon who owes me
sax and sax pence for washing these three
wakes past an diyil a. elnt will he pay me, the
lecatful blackguard" Not half the words
had passed, when one Of our guests, "a strang.
er TO most Of us,) started, then bolted, as IL
struck by an electric shock, closed the door and
triol TO soothc the poor woman with soft words,
but all he could say did not seem to paoiry her,
and her rage, impertinence and abuse, seemed TO
increase, Our friend apparently lost his tenn
per, and got in passion, then seufile quickly
followed, by the sound OF person falling down
STAIRS, with screams and groans. OF course all
hlnds rushed to the rescue Of the poor woman,
with cries Of 'Shumer "Cruolm "ShOmeGu"
",he brutcw and other Explanations, from tho
female portion Of the partyi and the indignation
of the gentlemen was shown by climbing their
fists.
On opening tho door, no woman was 10
be found. The rogulsh phis and twlnklng
eve of tho gentleman, who stood picking
his teeth in the passage, showed that we
had been sold by Wyman, the Ventrlo.
qulst,- Bait. Sunday Dispatch.