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EACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

Il GES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. just
arrived from Paris begs leave to cfor the citixens
OF Richmond. that he will give instructions in tho
French and Italian Languages either in private les
in class.
The heads of Seminaries can have his services 40
Usher In these Departmental upon reasonable terms
He has spent most o. his time 10 Paris, and under
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that no will awe entire subtraction
OrdeIsmay be left at the bookstore OF Jas. Wood
house. Main street, at Hsrrsld Murray's Broad Of .
corner Of 18th and Broad streets. 90 l--dlm
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
l& THEMATICAL ACADEMY. on Eleventh. be:

pICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
IL THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh. be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va =
MONTAGUE l. BASSETT, successors to DR.. s.
Maupin- The next session of this School will COM
mence on the lat Monday of October next. The
will be of the moss liberal and extensive cha
racter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, be.
sides the usual English branches
The subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertons to maintain the hitherto high reputa-
ton of this institution; and hope, by prompt and
jealous discharge of their duty, to merit contnua
ton of the patronage which has been literally be-
slowed upon them.
TERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics. $50; Ju-
nior do. do, $50; Modern Languages by Mons. MI
cHARD each, $40. Payable invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department will be continued IN
der the charge of competent and efficient Teacher,
with the supervision of the Principals Fee. $50.
Mr.. M. can be found at the Richmond House,
where he will be hsppy to receive any commu MICA
tons. MONTAGUE Il BASSETT.
Sc I2-1m*
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RUITER-A few tubs received by the
~ steamer. For sale by J.J. FRY
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QOCKLAND LIME.-30O casks supe-
~ rior Rocklsnd Lime for sale low by
CHAS. w. SNOW,
AT D. B. Bridsford 4 Co.'s storshouses on the Deck
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TOR sALE-A secondhand Spring

= WAGON, superior piece Of workmanship' OF
the manufacture Of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes nnper End
Of Broad street, where it may be seen 4, ~ 49,
used but very little, and that near the CITY.
Any person wishing article of the nina NAV rat
assured that great pains were taken by the we'll
durability. IT 90. to
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british POETS-J. w. RANDOLPH

- has for sale
A German Reader, for beginners. By B. Rocker,
A. NJ, Instructor in Harvard Unversity-$l00.
mon School History, designed for beginners at Home
and at Scholastic.
The Southern Pictorial Primer for learning to
read at Home and at School. By Southern Lady
IS cts
Freaks of Fortune, or the History and Adventures
OF Ned Lorn. By j. Jones, author of Wild
Western Scenes" &c.--plstes-1t0.
Healthy Skin; Popular Trestse on the Skin and
Hair; their Preservation and Management. By 4.
Wilson, r. r. g. plates-1 90.
The Principal Forms Of the Skeleton, and Of the
Teeth By Prof. r Owen-plates-125.
The Principles of Animal and Vegetable Physiolo-
gy. By j. 3. Bushman, M. D.-plates-a0c.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Physiology;
= new Edition, with 500 plates-4 80.
Vol b. 1858. United States Digest-5 90.
Poems of Akenside, Parneli 4 Tickeil, and Gay,
with Memoir, at 75c. se IS
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The Virginian saws l.:

Wepresume the same state of things exists al
other manufacturing points. 1t is a result, how
ever, which was to have been anticipated from the
limited operations generally resolved on by manu-.
facturers last winter, account of the then abun-
dant stocks ON hand In the Northern markets If
this be true, and decrease at all approximatine
what Is here reported exists in the other prin.
eipal manufacturing towns, proporiionate reduc.
ton oil stocks, and consequently a more active
demand for the manufactured article, must speedi-
ly ensue.
f.RIAL.-The Petersburg Express states that
certain parties in that city raising subscrp.
tion to purchase balloon for Mr.. John c. Patton
the man who came down in a cornfeld, at City
Point
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FNGLIsH CLASSICAL AND MATH-

ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH-
llEMATICAL SCHOOL, by g. r. PENDLErON
on 4th street, between Main and franklin Streets
The subscriber graduated at the v. n Institute Js-
" Nss, since Engineered two years and taught
school four years Intending 10 remain 1t the bssl-
nee. Tor several years. u not permanently hs Win
DRILLING viii be introduced whsa there 10
sufficient number of scholars.
Session, from let Sept to LET July.
TERMS;
Ordinary English Branches. ~ aud 30.
For Higher EnFiish Branches sad Laasuar
goe......................... - and $50
0ns-hsf payable strictly 10 advance; eAs.h.h pay
aba Let Feb.
- si-aa ST rENDLnToN,
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l.. s. SQUIRRELS
EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
II SHALL resume school September 18th

EIGHTH 81. ENGLISH ECHOUL.
SHALL resume school September 18th.
l. This 10 the l2th year have taught school, and
my fifth on 9th street. teacher of the Engiish
Primary Misunderstanding. Writing, Spelling, Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
solicit the same favorable consd Grafton; premiuinr
the deepest interest In my pupils morally giously
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports Of progress and of con-
and compare osether As they come in the close Of
every week.
TEkMs-ss per quarter. Entrance alysys for or the
whole session. Fl. p. TAYLOR
~ Sta
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900 BAGS Rio and Laguayra Coffee

1l0 BAGS Rio and Laguayra Coffee
cOV 40 Bags cheap Rio do
so Bbls. cheap Coffee Sugars
SO Kegs Burdens Horse Shoes
60 Doz. Painted Buckets
so Boxes HulPs Candles
Al Boxes AGaman;ine. Sperm and Wax Candles
For sale low. BARKSDALE, STOVALL co.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-Cspt Canot,
IN or Twenty Years Of an African Saver-Sl IS
Freaks of Fortune, the History and Adventures
of Ned Lorn. ByJ. 3. Jones-1 Is.
Chestnut Wood; Tale. By Lisle Linden; 2 vols.
II rs.
Katharine Aahton-2 vols By Miss E. NJ Sewell
$50
Sandwich Islands. By A. Haole-I Is.
Farmingdsle By Caroline Thomas-le0.
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride-75c.
Leather Stocking and Silk. A Story of Virginia
leo.
Twenty Years in the PHILIPPINE Islands-l.00
Iron Cousin, or Mutual Infinence-1.25.
Lamp ghter-i %.
Utah and the Mormons- 90.
Tempest and Sunshine. BY Miss Homes-1.G0.
Alone. Third Edition By Marian Harand-l 25
Vsra, or the Child of Adoption-l00.
Mrs. Mowatts Autobiography-l.25.
Also, Harpers and Grahams Magazines for Sep
TENDER, leach. )-25c.
For sale by HAROLD & MURRAY
Sc IL Ill Broad It,
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MIR. F. W. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
IVA YOUNG LADIES will reopen on MONDAY,
I'd October next, the plan and terms as those
of last session. au l8-t1oc*
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collar OIL.-4 casks prime quality
70 IS -A' ~ D ,v ALLEN co.
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COLUMBIA, 8. C., April, '54.
DR.. BENDAN has taught my Greek, Latin, Ger
man and Mathematics for about four months, and 1
regret exceedingly that the delicate health of my
(who made excellent progress) compels us to with
draw him from his studies for the summer and that
are, therefore, forced at least for time, to fore
60 the valuable instructions of DR.. Bendan, who is
am sure, eminently qualified to teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
one SO good, can be readily met with in
try. ID. j. McCoRD.
93-dIu,%
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
PANY

CHARTERED CAPITAL 100000.
THlS Company Is row organized. and
l. prepared to take Fire risks in town country,
Marine lsks and to insure the lives of free persons
and slaves on the same terms of other responsible
companies in this State.
President-WILLIAM T. EARLY. Directors-Wil-
liam T. Early, Z. r. Watson, Thomas Wood, B. III.
Msgruder, B. C. Flanagan, DIR. Socrates Maupin,
Samuel o. Moon, John H. Timberlake, George Carr.
Secretary JOHN WOOD, Jr., Charlottesville.
For insurance, appyto
FLANAGAN, STOKES CO, Agents,
corner 18th and Gary sta, Richmond.
a All claims for loss promptly arranged
sc 2-dIm
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FLANAGAN, STOKES & CO., offer
l. for sale
1850 Bags Rio, Lsguayra, Mocha and Java Coffees:
$50 Hhds. N. o. and P. R. Sugars;
800 Pigs Loaf Crushed and Coffee Sugars
800 Bbls. N. o Molasses;
Is Bbls. Sugar-House Syrup;
so Kegs Super. C. Soda;
Bbls. Sal Soda;
SO Bbls. Cider Vinegar
20 Bills. Tanners Oil;
1900 Kegs. Nails
$50 Boxes assorted Candies
AGO Boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Gambler;
300 Reams Wrapping Paper, assorted;
With variety of other articles, which we offer to
the trade. se6-3w
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THHE Sixth Scholastic year of Mrs. MAIL
l. LORY'S SCHOOL will commence on the 18th
of September, and close the 18th of July.
Residence 18th street, between Grace and Frank
lin
Miss Ms SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS in a Sc
parate apartment au 30-dt20S
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IN HHDS. SWEET CUBA MOLAS-
seIS BACON baskerville.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
On 4M Street betloetn Grace ard Franklin Streets.
m r. BASS will commence the Fifth
l. scholastic term Of this school, on MONDAY the
18th of September next, and having had IL Is
years experience q teacher, he knows practically
the duties of instructor and understanding them.
will discharge them faithfully to the best of his
ability.
For the session of ten months payable quarterly
usual:
In the English Department, SS2 90
The Classical, do AZ 90
Persons wishing to enter pupils requested to
call at my School Room, A. NJ, ard ii should
be out, will leave their names and place of bushes S.
Office residence, and will take pleasure in calling
on them at any specified time, p. M. au l4-lm+
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Stationery at their own expense In cases OF pro-
tracted sickness deduction will be made for alb
II Pamphlets containing the Plan of the Institute
may be obtained at the Bookstores of Messs Harold
Murray, James Woodhouse, Chas. Workman, Geo.
NJ West, j. w Randolph, "A. Morris, w. A. Buffers
and Knowles Walford.
" Applications for admission, inquiries in
regard to other particulars may be addressed Rev.
BASIL MANLY, j., President Of the Institute, Rich
mond, Va J. B. JETER,
Sc ll-dtlfoc President of the Trustees,
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DR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni

nR. BENDAN, Graduate of the Uni
~ versity of Berlin. nd honered by letters of re-
commentator frem the Legation of the u States at
Berlin, Baron Won Humboldt George Tcknor, Esq
President Woolsey of Yale Collie efeTs his services
to prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni
versty or College His instruction will embrace, be-
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient Ian.
guages, the French. German and Mathematics.
He alro offers to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils
Refer in Richmond, 10 the Rev. B. Manly Messrs
Gust. A. Myers, Jas. Binford Dr. Little. Professors
Gessner Harrison and Shele de We're, of the Uniyer-
sty Of Virginia.
Annlu et his office ON Ith street near Rrnad
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN MANCHESTER,
BY REV. THOMAS II. JONES, A. NJ.
THE School will be re-opened on the
Il fist Monday in October next
TERMa.

- tFtT VIaTleri q ltUo una a HdU HlonWSJ
Elementary English, including first books in
Geography and History. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Full English course 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics 90, 10 OF
Charge for fuel. per arnum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
instruction shall be thorough; discipline mild, but
firm.
No pupils received for less than a quarter and no
deduction except in cases of protrscted sickness
an sn-lm
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-10-15

des choses quill dit, la plupart du temps,
au hasard ct pour me sender Tu peux avoir
Ia gertrude que sill etait en- etat de me nuire.
il raurait dGja fait depuis longtemps, car j.
sais qu'il me halt pour lie moins autaut que
je lie deteste L.. Mais je suis etonnee, cont.
nua-t-elle en- regardant Ia pendule, que
Lionel ct mon mari ne soient pas encore de
retour. Je sais quTls avaient une affaire
sssez importante terminer chez I'm notaire,
mais en- verit6 lis tardent bien Je commen-
ce ttre I'm peu inquiete l.. C'est a dix ou
on,e heures que lie vaisseau doit lever Ian
ere l.. Mon Dieu c'est d peine 81 j'aurai le
temps de le yoir encore, ce cher Lionel.
de lui dire un eternel adieu!...
I'm coup de sonnette Sc fit entendre d ls
porte dentree Madame Doring tressaillit.
Les VOLTA, sans doute, madame, dit Betsy
en- courant yers Ia porte. ......
Au meme instant la porte SQUIRT ur
domestique annonea NJ. Tyrconnel.
... ... .. JULES LACROIX
La suite au proclaim aumkrol .... .....
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COGRl

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COuRI
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIsr =.
JYIdor Ollrier Dere-n vs. }. A. TSserand
7 rios and A. Mortce. sITlJ3
81 trHr- "a lSo 399. !. ''osi
DY virtue of an order OF seizure and sale
Dissued from the Fourth Judicial District
Court OF this State in and for the parish Of
-. John tile Baptist, and TO me directed by
the Court aforesaid; sTs -
1 shall offer at public sale on the premises
on ATuRDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, at IL o'clock a. NJ.
the hereinafter described landed property
-eized In the above entitled and numbered
suit. TO Wit: -,
A landed Property, situated in this parish
Of st. Joan the Baptist, on the lefs bank oi
the Mississippi river, measuring one arpcnt
front to said river On thirty five arpents
more or less in depth, bounded on the up
Der line by land belonging TO Mr.. Lncien
Iontegu. and on the lower line BY the Ian
led property belonging TO N. FRANCOIS
Savoye. is.e1ns ldil sls&
"a - TERMS. a0f I
Cab. -
Z Parish Of St John the Baptist, ssptcmbe'
JOHN +. BURcARD.
f . "a! ~ Sheriff y
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CoUR DU QuATRIEME DlSrRICS
JtiDICIAiRE .. r.' .a
PARoIssE sAINTJEAN-BAPTIsTE.


PAROISsE sAINTJEAN-BAPTIsTE
Veure Oiiraer Derc=ia VS. J. a. Iisserond o
3. sag erGFs 'l A. Morioe. o. gta =.
rlg4 d. a.a5 lNo3s9.l ~ ar f.gsy
I'M yertu dun ordre de saisie ct yente
Eemanaut de Ia ie Cour de District Judi
claire dc Get Fiat, dams ct pour Ia paroisse
StJeau- -Baptiste, e. . moi addresses par ls
susdite Cour, Ht gD 49,,
J'offrirai en- ventc publique sur les lieu1.
ls SAMEDI 4 DU MOIS DE NOyEMBRE
PROCLAIM, q IL heures du matin. Ia pro
priete ci-apres decrite, salsie dams Paiiaire
ci-dessus intitulee, savolr une Terre situee
dams cettc paroisse StJean-Baptiste, sur 10
rive gauche du fleuve Mississippi, mesursnt
un arpent de face audit feuye sur trente-
cinq arpents plus on moins de proiondeur,
oorliee dams sa partie suptrieure par unc
terrc, appartenant NJ. Lucien Montegut, Ct
Claus Va partie inferieure par une terre up
partenant N. Francois Savoye d.
:. CONDITIONS
Compliant a
Paro.sse Saint -Baptis;e, 10 % sep'e'n
bre 1854. ~ A..
- a.gr4 ii - Gf Sherii.
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
L'ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
...r.. JCDICIAIRE. .
PAROISsE sAIST-JEAN-BAPTIsTE.
mo All.

PARoISsE sAINT-JEAN-BAPTIsTE.
I Z certiie par le present, que le sept oc.obr,
d mil huit cent cinq -quatre, .jugement
etc rendu par cette Cour, dams afaire do Mar
guerite Webre, epouse de +. Eugene Boyer -
son epotx, dams les tcrmes suivants, SAVIOR;
Trois jours judiciaiies s'etant ecoules dcpuis
qu un jugement par default etc pris dams cette
afaire; Ia dsmanderesse aynnt produit des te
moignagcs rappui dcs allegations contenucs
dans sG position ct la lo ct les pr,uves etant en-
faveur dc ladite demanderesse, il est en- come
quence ordonne, adiuge ct decrete que ledit ju
cement par default soft ct IL est par ie present
confrne, et une separation de corps est par ].
present nccordGe ladite denanderesse Mar
rue-ite Ursule webre, contre son dit epouN
Eugene boyer. ii est de plus ordonne ct deerete
que Iclit Eugene Boyer pale. les frais de &C
process. .
Judgement rcndu ct signe 10 oc'obrc 1854
Isignel ALBERT DUFFEL,
Juge du 4nie District Judiciairc
En- Col de quoi jai appose au present ma si.
...s --.r gnature ct le sceau de ladite
.-..... Cour, a la parcisse Saint Jean
Baptis.c, ce dix octcbre de Tan
nee de notre Segneur mil huit
u cent cinquantc-quatre OF dams Ia
E00 soixante neuvieme anneo
H de rIndependahce dcs Etats
'' LUDSER PERRET,
#-s ... .ai'. 'lt ''..At 't. Greiiier
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Duees5s0" ~ Jo" ' - 81 !
r,TAT DE LA LOUISIANA. = Cour .dr
EOuatrieme District judiciaire. - Paroissr
S,Jean ,Baptisie. : Tous oeux que celia peus
conceruer sons noti6ls davoir Z deduire, sous
dix loars, q partf de h premiere .publ'caticn
An present avis, lss raisops pour lssquelSss ~
compile provsoils do "a sscessien Do feu Al
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- aaqnEO 90 eanlrardo

lectrice, froncer les sourcils, ct me demander
81 mon roman est un cours de politique Know.
Nothingo- Irlandais. ~ a.. - 'a.a .
II men est rien, je vous l'afirme. ct pour
vous le prouvcr, je commence le triste drame
que je yeax vous racouter. ..-l..o
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Ia sniie au pr0ckain numkrol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1854.

". Gaiu Smi,a OF New York sa'd lin alusion 10 70.
mari Of &r Smith OF Ala, that sa'esn1c shcu:i De GOV
ened by he head ard the hearth a! iie hear is The
ct nTtd;an! IT his fel.o;. under all circumstances
lie approved IL: resolution beole tbn doIsc, ana hoped IL
wonlt pHa5. &c lS3d it particularly tecanse avoided
tie Questions Z" nationality and citizenship ana lcelfeo
ihr cct o! lh2taaam the broad ground o. hatasuy -
lie liked 10 resr TIE gentleman from Vgla' ana South "a:
rona justify il on !st srou becaues 10 he'd the IAN o!
humanity 10 re He couli admit 70 !1 Whcn
oset!ooss and oGTagcs anG crrshcs humanity.
he T*cicc that an re:c'ipn represents :s not
sUtafra his sympathy ur MS i-iiownn 10 t5 nrrnd by
sa!. national ires. !i- in K1sEa man kdnaP-
lcd enc Outraged and because e :as ESn !rcFfhhl Gs-
term;ned 10 rrscJz him. ihiS nncn now stands com
mir'ei &c The dabolcs position that nan VINO Tcscnes
sdEapced and Outraged nan deserves hnee uaG npson.
mcnt. bnt pass his resolution a1d msa whom he ac i"
his will be entitled longer Hss and imprisonment
bu! 10 got medals
hE. Chu.cnwe deprecated the tho d:bas had a-
ken. and hoped lie H0uss would pass tDe resolution
A.. Har!!a Of Aab:a said the resolution asserted Inc
pfiacirie that koizta "as entitled protection.
by E'yiy rose TO answer objsc0aa ID the resolutions,
and remarked hist he had opposed tie amis5on c: ApEsuA
tie floor ci tho Hoage for which he denoancsu ds an
suemy 20 liberty. y
81. Smith uf ALABAMA, interrupted saya@ e both
k"sz's aud HossGtt aeltaors ard !sTuiionis5 who
o:nc expelled from iheis coua; were trying 10 EtcE
up fuss elsewhere.
Mr. Bay.y resumed hIs remarks whc3 M!. Perkins zo The
ico. and The House adj burned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10

The writer Is private citizen, whose en,rc welfare,
cal and pecuniay, s involved in the improvement OF ihG
country on s route. ilo as used and will Tic great
est freedom u examining and ccsng The pan and rfGs.
poets OF competitors for Ris route. Bat he assure tie
most vieaH and Jealous Piesent thai he mctaaa no n'
jury 10 him or his Indeed t will 90 lar say, that
he con;Gmpa,es corporuous Suites acting 9n oti-
cal necessity, without any coniinuns Iesud ie pri'a
opinions Of rulers. lie does uuud lis oni2n that this
WORK, II made BY Tie "CeH!ra' Iii be OF use &c tnis
region, any s'aisicnt Of .he -cscut dercf bn con
husc laws OF nceessyihe spirit Vi a@c-r very dr'
~ ot this directory, h1n 10 power "ou! cnce lsc'n
in spIie OF ell and any pledges 10 this oy d"lhle
track, in lh:eo years after 1t upenra Ii nnucr-
standing Of The usual e,linate Is correct e could NJ"
dare ro sacrifice hree-foutlha of capacy o ihsr
work
Now, We are assured that obtain The means 10
make work whose interest would Compel servo U.s.
and we have Mr FonaGna in his recent address
that single track his ine Eae OF Chs,lrre7rie Wi!
meet their wants. Ne know cannot TAX his iEadl
without their CONSENT and therefore cannot lnfe teo
Is il unreasonable that should cTillCse e' sehrina-
thrs competing with ousaHd demand u tho Legislature
regard 10 li2h! But fear lax unIrusQaGey yoi'
| space.
My IL oi CT tio least possible momsn II s
however, furnished, that you give 1t If rtquiI"d
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