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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
TnH THE HlKGtNIAN.
Mineral Wealth Of Bynchbu1g


To complete the experiment most successfully
begun by the Young hands Of Iynchburg, uuught
isuceded but participation in the work by all fun
Hiss. The young more thuuthc old. haye control
ing influence over each other-hoth for good aud
for evil. The one Is the only protection against
the other. The numbers enlisted, the cnthusi.
nsn urging them forward, tie discoveries made
aud the knowledge distusee. only need the fos-
tering hayd- of parents, nY parents, to throw n
round their children "A safe protection against bad
examples by rendering those examples good.
Schools AID the work Most perhaps all tn
teachers Of lyuehhurg unit with their pupils in
"Oui- Door LESSONS for observing, collecting.
classifying and erohangipg tho products of ua.
tnre ended 10y works of art produced by the young
hands under their direction. The knowledge
thus gained is not only rapid, thorough aud per
moncnt. because fundamental aud delightful, but
adds 10 the interest OF all the ordii airy lessons OF
schoolinstruction. But n day or two since. II
teachcr remarked what had before been obscure
and Of course irksome, ut once became clear, and
delightful In cnse- without number, thus in
structed and animated truants have become the
most ponctual scholars; the most unmanagcabe
spirits become the most energetic and successful
in their studies. The worst scholars are chang
ed into The best.
| The most dangerous because the most iusidi
! Gus evil avaided by "lScjenti6c AmuseneHiSn Is
corrupt literature, come Illustrations, "Baicda
Prints' This gulf of destruction can number
more victims tEan dram shops. poisoning the
mind by the power of the printing press is more
rapid, more wide spread aud more fatal, thar
poisoning the body by distilleres aud run
/ shops.
No fact is moro fully established none NOR,
important TO be observed, than that the choice o
! books with uBdduiterated minds can be entirely
! absolutely and certainly controlled in favor q
/ pure literature. Enthusiasm in the walks o
/ science and the works of art. must call to tn,
aid of such pursuits books of kindred character
On this point theory is fully corroboratei b,
fnct-facts without number
Thanks be TO the printing press, and to man,
book sellers, more than both perhaps to public
sentimeht,tha the current of teratureis taking
change not for the wol SO but the better. The ligh
is giving place 10 the solid, the trashy to the sub
stantial the dark 10 the bright, the corrupt to tn
purethe degrading to the ENROLLING To strength
en- this current community probably ever ha
better opportunity than is now presented to tn
citizens of Lynchburg. If the young spirits o
the city are encouraged by all parents, ms the,
most fortunately are by most their zeal, nov
urging them forward in the paths of science am
the works of art, will not be diminished but in
creased leading them to seek, not for bad book
| but good ones. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

LOOK Our FOR CoUNrERFEITs.-The Knox
vile Uhig says, that counterfeit one dollar bills
on the Bank Of East Tennessee are in circua-
ton. We have been handed one, which is very
badly executcd-General Taylors portrait on
the right hand end, is very imperfect and sever
al other imperieetons which can be easily detect
ed. The public are cautioned to inspect these
bills losely.-U ytheriHe Telegraph.
We hear of large amounts of money being
made in speculations in lands on which copper
has been discovered. A gentleman in Wythe
transferred lease the other day. for which he
receives the extraordinary sum of two hundred
and fifty-six thousand dollars-tho lease being
for twenty years. Others for less amounts are
common. Gentlemen of capital and leisure
have now an excellent opportunity to make mo-
ney. A few weeks prospecting in the neigh
borhood of the White Top Mountain might en-
able one to obtain as much of that. the love of
which is '.the root of all evil :" as would last him
the residue Of a long lfe-H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

PERcIyAL. THE PoEr.-James G. Peroiyal, the
poet, has. it is said. cast aside his harp and for
ever abandoned the muses.. The Louisville Jour
nal thus speaks of his retirement
Self-immured in room of the hospital in the
extreme suburbs of New Haven--a city of which
poet should be proud-this gifted and eccentric
being lives. as he has lived for the last quarter of
8 century, purify solitary and ascetic life. He
is wholly absorbed in intellectual pursuits, and
shrinks with painful constituencies from all the
luxuries and amenities of life. No Eastern an
chorite ever asjured more completely the com
forts and refinemenis of elegant rank for the
blank priyatons OF his cell--no' storied recluse
ever more voluntarily renowned brilliant ca
reer of usefulness and fame for the lonely vigils
of hermitage. In this desolation rejoicing il il
said, in but single chair. he has surrounded
himself with a magnificent library aud philoso-
phical apparatus, from which friend and foe are
alike excluded and in which, though dead to all
beside, he seeks and finds the solace and the
charms of intellect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
IL Stabler,s Coed Medicines

Ell - IN pubic. w IA TN. assurance ttt nothing is
claimed fr ta.tp. lrlt til really Iu>Sc-s The
cll.atiye pron,lt5e- Of y AI}LEb'S ANDDlNEGilEh
Ky EXpECToRa Mt tave hrcn certified 10 IN lun,lt e,
ri ra~rs where it has been heuei ia in Cnushs old
Snfc rhrnats. Asthma brourhitis aud sn.es ,f The
lenes md tiroat generally. The DlARRHtEA coz
DIAL is asp kiuNn to Inv. cured la lr.ls Il
- Il, srrous di~ca~rs Of the b ,w,l4. which often
now lntul Indeed. in u,d both medicines.
trial oftri merits by the utctti, c, III lrntiy as+cd,
u, really aciies" ti,rene acttr med ria-s in
See nd> e,t<ruisrt in another cn'.mn and descriptive
pamphlets, To lie had gratis # the Prize for
rach bottle OILY 30 crat,. or >ix lnitle- ar 81 81
Innl Elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

TaE PORTRAIT or SIR CHARLES NAPIEB.--An
English paper uses rather free pencil in the fol-
lowing sketch:
"a farmer looking man, with fat face, thick
lips. and tremendous nose covered with smut
large ears like two flaps of saddle, and like
Uncle Ned in lyric history, with no wool to
speak of on the top Of his head, although his
chronological developments display an enormous
surface where the wool ought to grow; the bend
placed on the body OF stunted alderman, whose
clothes appear to have been pitchforked on his
back. with shirt collar up and the other down;
his waist-coat buttoned awry. and his shirt front
fmeared with snuff-and you have the portrait
of Sir Charles Napier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

At a regular monthly meeting of the Council,
held ON the 2stl April, 1854,
PreSent-Iohn NJ. Otey, Presidents and VIM. S.
Morris, G.. g. curlc Jesse Hare r. o. Acrec
T. d. Jennings, VIM. =. Taliafcrro and II.
Davis, members.
Wm. II. Davis appeared and took the oath of
Office as n member Of the Council from Lynch
Ward before the Mayor in presence of the board.
Sundry alidayits for suspension of tax, and
one suspension of tax were read and acted on
in council, aud allowcd-and the collector order
ed 10 be credited for same.
5. Brch, Cnpt, of the Night Watch, present
ed TN account for the service Of the watch for the
month ending this day, which was allowed MS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
MORNING.. MAY 9, ls5



Since the difficulties and delays arising from
the immense slides Of rock aud dirt IN the deel
cuts of the Allegheny, have been overcome anu
the summit of tho mountain reached By tire loco
motive. the work Of finishing off the track aud
having the rail gces on with commendahle energy
and dispatch. The metal has now been 'aid a
hout FIVE miles beyond the thristisnsburg depot.
and il is confidently expected that by the frst oi
June the track vii be in running order and open
nd To the depot ut New Rivera d. Stance from
I.vnehhurg 81 n fraction less than one hundred
miles. IN which the two great mountain ranges
of the state--iho Blue Ridge and Aeg1sany--are
crossed. A ride over the track last Thursday
in comnany with the President and Directory OF
the James river cana--the President. shet In
,yineer and some of the Directors OF the road
and number of gesthenen and lad'cs OF thus city
rave ~ a better knowledge IF the character ii
the work * with tia higher estimate al The skill
energy aEd eatefrrizc Of those wae have Ind
ehnrre Of lis construction. The summit al fhc
Allegheny is reached by hrm' nearly direct
and beautifully graded rosd--and Is passed with
ont a tunns-but the wcrk hy which the ascent
!. aceomplrslrd il of the heaviest character,
aad in nlnccs Il absolutely st9pcndoas magni-
tule. There are three tunnels tie longest u
which is seven hundred feet, and series OF cuts
and fills that would have been no mean labor f'F
the tabled gionts that sought 10 reach the abode
Of Jupiter hy riliug mountain an monnian-ahd
vet the work is 80 skinfnlIy planned aud 81 well |
execotel, that fhc passengers scarcely eonSe'ens
II the ascent aud undisurSed by Any sense nj
d,nr.x. Ns man can leok upon the difficulties
of the undertaking, and witness the success with /
which they have been overcome witlo1t eonceiY-
IN, the belest estimate of The engineering Ia elh
EMPLOYED. The trip Of Thursday. excepting
III, Sc annoyauces which are insepdabi' tron
railroad travel, was in every respect agreeable
aud placed those who participated in IT under oh
legation 10 tie liberal aud public 7pfited J'r"sl-
dent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

TIM FeNAnrfFt 81 WAYS AND MsAfs report
cd In tho National House Of Representatives
tbeir Appropriation bills AT M early period but
before. fbem al the usual Deficiency bih on
which Congress is vet debaiiilg, but arriving nj
,o conclusion. 4 Deficiency bill eur readers
as;ll remember, IA 81 reported, ny IN 1851.
N make ur. the Deficiencies found toeaist ia the
apnropr.aiion. Of ls53 The Administration over
rms the appropriations, aud Congress Is called
s.pou ia make u2 the deficiency. hoe Appro-
,.ria,ion hills nrc founded upon e-tualee sent IN
by lAe Administration. which doe, eHt alaays, It
seems. Qsfss right in tie amount u money it
VANS q disbur-e.
A Deficiency bfl ought - bales-sd The first
u.onih 81 the session af Coucres -ccitanly early
IN Jauuag, Dat llere i IL nov nearly Nay,aud the
hin +, IN Dispute yet between the two Houses. If
lie money vac needed a. deficiency at all, it
vas needed long ago. Unlsss these Deficiency
bile can be passed Al the proper time they ought
- hc l,.sreasl in the Civil aud Diplomatic bill
'rpo u.ere Appropriation bills in sngle session
are bad east,rns: because II gives cAirasugant
Congressiaen the opportunity to grab twice in
stead # onec Deficiency bills indeed of late
have lost ,hcir character. They differ now but
serg btsle. except in mere name, from the Civil
and Dipl smatic bill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
Valuable Building Lots AZ l..
PEREMPToRY SALE opT1
Ct New and Staple Dry c. 81
X f. 4 ID Y N 4 DE rJ n

HATS. BOOTS aud SHOES a, A., AG
rins o" 1e' slay morning, the . h m, ''l. ON
vii h" ! I. I" rovpf n,lvar,es " III all.
at "aple DR., Cloud, X aav y '"'tr iii d.
Boot AMI Shoe. Nc II" cniie ,lar, linz, Ia
refining ba>ih. -, tn hole ii VI 49,, "a me-,
eirs'd dur.ng The last -rnsoa. ard '"'e hrrn
resentment a-uulls KIP IN Il retail ''rn ep,l
~ dis will he opene far Aamialti,nn,' \, pff
ine. '' Mn. ny n,
TERMS All sums un'er $50 c,J,.
days crrdr; OVER fld0 / month, cfel,, "'i O.
PER. c. kICUApn ~ l'"t
may ats ~" GtlFA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
WATCH & JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
Ill. sILyERVEEORN& co.


f. WE inse iu-i lived. from the No,r,rn ritir.
GA lug .uppb oil NaicLes ED Jrwclry, vi ich
ts4zzs w''e lnrrh'-e' in person and Therefore,
~allant cvrfy ,atIrr sold.
In III" stock vii be found fine cold and silver lover
Watches. from The finest ClitONOMETER. iawu IL a
Iain article all ri Which genuine nuI p, nps th
he-fa sentiment EVER ned ia dis MARKET.
laih' J"we'iy line We viii thai article he
eaael for which we ARE mol able L., II
\ LARGE AsD WILL ,ELECTEp srDCK Of gentlemen.
VII and fnh Claims. AID i.rdls BREAST i rs an' Ear
III Is nc willie toutl very attractive.
Coin AND SILVER w RE " g i,vite -pccial att"I
jon also II onr trcrtes in manufacturing Gaa and
St,Frl Ware IA lnrsr assortment at wirh is kept ~
stat1H "n Inn and deeryas the itsrrcl,on oi Ill no
VS. II purchase.
Observation-Disclosures Jewclry on4 all articles Of
Gold mad Sill Ware re- aired aud improved tie
shortest outea.
Prr'"ns y iline Lyarlltrg ard desiring any nticle
ii pn oc vii Gni I'll CIR l,nrt,eo t. call AMI rx-
ammo the stock. " Q anxinns T. exhibit these
good, k'o 'ng that the superiority a. onr mtonri,
aud ihr susPassr " r,manshiP Of our nauuarui ing
OF hr he'd.
6.'a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

Russian AMERcA.-The \. York Tribune
thinks that in the European war the Russian
possessions on the Northeastern shores Of the
Pacific will very likely become point Of attack
for fio English cruisers. From an article in the
Tribune giving a sketch Of Russian America We
make the following extract
II hese possessions are administered by a
lasso. American Company chartered by the I'M
porial Government. This company Is usdcr the
special direction of the Enperor.and has lts prln
cipal seat at Sitka, one among the islands OF the
small Archipelago extending along tine north
western enast OF the American Continent. ilay-
ing cone into possession Of private information
concerning the present condition OF this colony
and of It's trade from perfectly authentic source,
we proceed to lay ii before the public.
The native population in those regions is COM
posed partly Of Alentians kurilcs of Monaghan
and Hams chatham stock. but the principal bulk
consists Of the kaleshes, n tribe differing IN type
from the Others The Kalashes are fair and
bluc-eyed race, with oval features and light hair,
and speak language peeuliarto themselves
They are easily managed with just treatmcnt,b but
are brave and quickly reused to anger For the
most part they have preserved Il cir indepen-
dence, since out et nearly fifty thousand the
greater part have not submitted 10 Russian do
mination. However they all trade with the col
ony, bringing thither beaycrskins aud potatoes.
They are very fond ef wheaton greats and neat
TO gun powder, prefer that article in exchange
for their produce. Like many other native 4
merican tribes they are subdisided into smaller
clans, living in continual feud with each Other
They are all armed with rifles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
Ahaad ofths RappeIE

We doubt if the rapping and tipping iauniieis'i,,
! Of the present day can produce anything eaa"'
10 the scene below described, dravn frum the nc
| counts of DR.. Stone and J. u. Dedr. he ai-
/ ter author Of Judge Edmonds kefuted.
Forty five years ago there WIS an extensive
religious excitement IN Kentucky. The excite
/ ment was produced by man partially deraaged,
| Who had been n great hunter, and who bfhefeh
himself inspired. All hi proceedings were char
aeterised by the greatest ianaiieisn, aud pafiook
Of the character of the man n hunter. In order
to re.st the devil and make him flee foin YOU, IL
wa necessary, be contended. 10 give Inn ehase'
Ia tree aud shoot him rs be would "a vol among
the sheep who came but Ia dcvouf. As the meet
ing was held in "A grove one individual suddenly
started in pursuit, NJ he supposed, of the devil
and others Of peculiarly nervous temperament,
having no power to resist. inyolm tarly joined
IN the pursuit. and this was called 1.-THE running
exercise 20 One climbed up into tree after the
devil and others involnntarilv caught the mania.
This was called "he climbing exercise - One
individual was moved Ia bark; md soon others,
even though they used every method 10 prevent
it. fel to involuntary barking like dogs, while
others gathered around the tree praying for sue
cess This wa called "treeiHe the derHe'-it
was literally devil chase And such time of
running, climbing. dog-bafking. and devil chas-
lug WAS perhaps never known before nor since.
On another occasion. insisting upon the words
of our Saviour being literally undcrstood-"Ex-
cept ye he converted and become as little children
yc cannot enter into the kingdom of heaven
one individual went to playing marbles in the
brond nise of the church: others inyoluutarv
Joined him. An old man un lertook to expostu-
late, saying that twas carrying matters, as he
thought, rather too far On hearing this, an old
lady. who was down upon her knees among the
marble players, sprang 10 her feet, grasped her
umbrella, and taking side saddle seat on it, rode
down the aisle in full child like glee. On seeing
this the old gentleman could resist no longer
seized his cane, threw himself astride of il like
any boy, md rode down the aisle after her in
sing song yoice--"Oh my dear brethren and Sis
tiers, feel the full chid-liko spirit carrying me
to heaven on a wooden hoss" Several others
now caught the menia having no power to re
sist it. Others. less serious, broke into conyul-
syc laughtcrshouted and hurrahed,and the meet
ing broke up in one scene of confusion"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
POSITIVE SALE or
NEW and ELEGANT Posru,,

and MAilt GAHY FURNITURE %, ~
ne, the i2ih inst. vii BE- sold IL close @ nj
-eno e. l., large slerk Of lie and rcc,.,
and Mahogany furni,n, tnnsf,tIf. H. ,a,, m,
u Sofas md vans. Rnscwnod N ,blr, :, a1
Wal VI hinr's, Mahonngy Spring Sea, pa, I'm, el
Rocking Chnir', Dining, Pi.r anl T.u Tagla. "a t.,
.ta'd'' ntd'many ntiler desirable snirlrs .rI, :" W.
IN in' ma het ut nuelion whith vii hc sud NJ.
J. asst reserve. ''''aH
TERMS -UnIcrs50, a,I: over 8 0. ca ~.
for approved paper. c. RICHARD P1plr5s
may 4 Is =
Wyhe Rel and Saem 9ep, ins,rt once and ~ !
this iii '' e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Markets l-M,i, iemai,- about the ,nn,, but inir
J. Use. aw.ng t. the of + m. r4nus Amrrcan
Hin R',to= wlIt h j. iii tlos heads
NV considered lopees-iy bid. P,iee $40 n mrg"
Bottles. Sid ly LYA AN.
uaay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
MARRIED

On Tuesday, May ., by the Rev. George d.
Cummins, Mr. VIM NELSON BARRETT, to Miss
Ann ELIZABETH MORRIS, daughter of Captain
Richard G. Morris, all of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

The branch of the Exchange Bank at Abing-
don. says the Abingdon Yirgininn, has stopped
discounting-not from any fear, says the Nir-
ginian, of a upon it, but because it has al
ready gone up to its limit, and must therefore,
for while, stop accommodations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
"a NOb'EeE; -Pn,sunnr

% NOTICE -I'n, suanr To = deer Q If In. n
.7te' ines Court Of the riry of Lyarhborc. I .l.n
nanr'iny tie 18Th day nfM,,, 10 Il in frnl, ,f,iaV
fft ho1se III ''e 'i'N ri Lyncthrg. sell at publ,
lion. upon eie'li ut and J /, u or,I. II . G,la
prnprny, belonging In tho r,i.,rr If William :.
decd. Ia wi: Two small tracts Of Lard. ,i,,p,t5J =,
III =" m''ea ct sniI city, one lying near l. L.
\ Cnmphell ca. Ito Turnpike Eaa!, and ad mi p.
hand at Chlfles hing and others and coI t,ifins !,
81 arr's' AMI e o'her ais rear all rurrrilra 4
ming the AMI of Capt. rrkin. md tt,r.. md
lii iug abnl.t 30 acre>: al,o. one half sc,a l..
ground wl.bin or near the corporation If I.,prII,
h'ar Warren Gania~a,s fact ny. Saidlun iIarl.
y valuable and lie well. Ter SOM i.5.,.,
'nchard both are we'll cnvcpe with fl .u,i,hife III.
ero"i'| f'rsons ii IN Y 10 pnrcba t an ,peciafI
bed to- xani"c the property b,f IL the ,ia, al
ntd i'r thai urplsc can np,rIy Ia " ! ,in, H,f,
,nr b" sen AT Mr. ". Gtnnaways hrr,ry and
viii take l,lensliDc ia showing thu p,ap,ir,
may dlds WIN T YNNCEY. Car,'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

Mr.. Ihackeray says, in the last number of the
Neweomes that without wishing II disparage the
youth of other nations, ne thinks a well bred En-
glish lad has this advantage over them, that Lis
bearing is commonly more modest than theirs
ole does not assume the tail coat, and the man-
ncrs OF manhood too cnrly; he holds his tongue,
and listens to his elders; his mind bushes AS wei
rs his checks; he does not know how to make
bows and pay compliments like the young French
man,nor to contradict his seniors, as am inform
ed, American striplings do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

As might have been expected, after the result
of the trial of the principal offender noile pros
eqHi has been entered in the case of young Ward
indicted with his brother, for the murdor of But
Ter. The jury IN Mat. Wards case, il appears
retired in the evening, and rendered their verdict
on the following morning, though it is stated that
they deliberated only about three hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

The Empress Josephine very fond of per-
fumes, and, above all, musk. Her dressing room
at Malmason was filed with il, in spite of Napo
Icons frequent Inconsistencies. Forty years have
elapsed since her death, and the present owner
of Malnaison has had the walls of that dressing
room repeatedly washed and pa nted but neither
scrubbng aquafortis, paint has been able
to remove the smell of the good Empress's mask.
which continues strong as if the bottle which
contained it had been but yesterday removed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06

Harmon DrrlNeE.-'The following paragraph
will show what the Russians have been doing in
the way Of barber defence:
One node Of defending the entrance of Cron-
stadt i new and dangerous. Strong iron chests,
charged with powder aud other combustbc mn
tciiaIs. nrc sunk in The channel, and connected
by wires TO a galynnic battery. Above the
Ghosts i, some machinery, which, on being
touched by the keel of a passing vessel com.
plcies the galyauc circuit and eNplodes the mine.
\ hundred Of these dangerous inventions are
sunk in the narrow entry into Crlnstadt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-06
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ we requested toHnu uuee JAS. N PRYOR
for G,',uroi son. the Revenue, Amherst Co.
anil 7-l,n
~ We hor2ed Ia antuunr.. LAFANET1 E
LEE rs Cnndi bate ur tie flee of Shcif uf Camp
b"l C'muty M tio n.Xt eitrtinn. ma, l. d1rl ,'
- We autAui Il anuoo.,r SAMUEL II.
OLA LES l. ,tidltr for The iii Sher If OF
Bedf' r'uriy. Me ,Nt ccii.,n feb 20 t.