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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

John Adams, 8 young man apparently
twenty years OF ags was arregns5 before the Mayor
yesterday, to answsr the charge ef stesliaz rife
worth $25 fson Elisha Bethel within the past ten
days Adsrus, il ssslns, had entered into written
agIsemadt 90 wolk ioI Bsthel g! certain lime end
By that means got opportunity Of getting % .sss.
SION OF tEe rife, which ia afterwards ettauptsa to
soI. Owing TO The ahaenee OF The Con19nonweelth's
Witnesses, the exs animation aG ouEasd I'LL Mon-
say mex. ard the accused committed to prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

SELF DEFENCE In New York, On wednesday,
last. IS ieutenaat c. G. Hunter. Commonly called
AlrarAdo HauIer,) Of the United States brig Balm"
brij e. was walking through the street ne was
osrucA On the head by eign which man was car,
rying, On suggesting to the man that he had. bat"
ter be litie more careful he as again struck with
the Sign. Hunter became angry at thiF second as
sault, drew biz sword and drove it through the
mans arm inficting, however, simply slight
wound. Il is etated by person who saw the diff
Guilty, tnat crowd gathered about and forced Hun
ter 10 take refuge in store, and that he Afterwards
went before magistrate, where the trouble vas
acttled, and both parties allowed to 80 about their
business.
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ruw aPEcIAL NOTICES.

F,ngT ArnuA1 RrpoRr Of the MosRoy
grrLp1re Fusp ASSOCIATION; slowing iss hnsae'af
condition 10 slssef Dsoamssr. ls5as
Cash rseeivsa fofse i1Hsinentss a r eo 5's y
DISC, ss4........ !. ). /. !. 0s''o" ~
C.sf received fot aass and mAas- 10 az
c. e, 6ss.ssd ol for iiinii.iio .. a
a5 CENTS per share. ......,.:. ~ y
casf, received for StcekhoiasrsM rs "a
Css,, sscsissd for ial'st ioars, ifl e
e.,.n.. s.a bv tae Association as pesrs-
suort of Finance Committee ............'
sg,5a7 20
DISBURSEMENTS.
Cash paid sundrJ bills of1cef' assa M
salaries, &e...-.....; .:..r. S-''
Securities on real estate for rs-
dsmrtion Of go shares e,l5I 80
A@ qssHt aas % @. 81 ssa7 81 50 81 %
Whole nuu.6sr d shares. ...;....,...i.@seo
Number of shares redeemed, .,..... ~ n.
cssa value Of each share g 90 o,,v 49,
l.. W. 3LAKEBAO0k, fres. J.
ED. w. mccARTHY seey.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, 70 VIZ ~
This day personally appeared bei2fe ne, ., r
W q IazebrocE and Ed. w. sMcCa,thY the Pfesaeh1
and Secretary of the Monroe Building Fund Asso-
cation and seyeraliy made oath that the foregoing
cy.rs u Z q
uo .; 81 ST NotEry Public.
STATEMENT of the affairs Of the HOVE
STEAD CoMPAsY fer the year l65i. e,..,- On
Amount OF Teceipts for ii months. 81
Disbursements. h'o's q
Balance due Treasurer. .............:.:... Of 10
Monthly dues and fiHes unpaid, $Ig2 q
Due Treasurer CD aboYe......' 81 70
Balsnce in favor of Compsny,.......,.. S68. 50
Nhoie Mo. Of shares ! COO.
Number OF shares redeemed, loa.
UnredeeTnsd shares, 29l
Average rate of redemption Sie3 CT.
Amount OF productive assets tor sech share RhEs-
| sTATgoF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHMoKD, TO wit:
~ BaVIv. R0iaTy P1biic for the City Of Richmond
Augustus Anderson, President ard IT, b: Heath, Sc
eretary of the Homestead Company, and niade oath
of the Treasurer Of the Company true 10 the bsst
| Of their knowledge snd belief Given uIder nay
hard this 25t day of January IN. n ne yssr ~
js27-1t* Notary PuSlic.
| Rev. Mr. KEpLER win preach at the
Armory Chapel en- SUNDAY evening next, at half
| past O'CLOCK ia
| NoTIcE.-All those persons who have
joined the new GERMAN HEBREW BENEFIcEaT So.
Getty and all others gbo ara willing TO Join il. are
requested to meet TOMORROW Sunday EVEN
ING at half past O. clock at The Synagogue House
Of Love-" 18th street. to hear the Report of the
Committee. and to take further steps to establish
ia 27-it~ NJ J. mICHELBACHEA, Cha.
AUorIoN MISUNDERSTANDING is solicited
to our aale of Horses Sc ths morning; at 10 o'clock
| JAZZ LABUS SHINE, AUcts.
| SPECIAL NoriCE-At7 o'clock this eve
ming, we will sell private Library; among which
mag be found many standard ana valuable works
jazz LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

LEoruREs.--The Rev Il. Y. Moore. of
this city Is 70 deliver lecture az The AlhaDssa O..
Tucgday evening next. the 31sh inst Subject -
fThe Geology of{Yords, Or some q: the Historical
Facts that embedded in Language" Those ia.
niliar with the character Of the lecturer win iced
no seco1d invitation 70 hear hju
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

SET THEM Up.--The gas lamp posts at
tha corners of 18Th and 18th, and Dock Streets are
dos9n, and, as naturai consequence, the people in
Inst naghborhood are nightly deprived q light
Whose duty Is it to set them upl And wEv have
they been neglected thus long The govereigGs in
that region desire to know
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

SENT oN.-Willism Ferguson, the ae-
compice Of William stsrliaf, Ia stealing barrel Of
flour from Daniel Hunt, on Yednesosy lser, was
called before the Mayor yesterday, and by hin re-
rnanaed &c the nsxl term Of ths HustingE Court 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
Clappyilie, Mass.

When the 'Olympus engine Of Tbs Monday after
Giap?yi3s, few miles beyond Worcester the sw CO
gave wag The engine and the tender passed safely,
but the baggage off; the first passenger car
was thrown upon the track and the second sheer Of
the thirty feet eInbsnkmeut hitting tres it went
over, and sranding eud. The passengers, men and
womer fell into heap. aud the stove among them,
but pIoviasB.ialy not was injured, beyond 3 4ew
bruises. a1d hey taken ant through the win
dOws. The end Of the third was broken by COM
ing in contact with the other, but there were no
passengers the front seats. in that car Were
injured, though tbe CONSERVATION for few
terrible TIE passengers nearly 200, were col
iected into the two and kept until the con
d1ctor and others q hand car went to Worcester
and sent up smother trsIn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

0RpisAacE VIOLATIONS --AIogsrs. John
GlsSehloeke AID 5 Etofrs were fined by the aiayor
placing uhsEHctlana IN tha a<ee coata1S u The
cify crdiuaneoa Thesupnaous agaast Asssfs, VILE
llama Ia siand. fnf ebstlucting suttsr With DIRT,
"#a heard and dlsnalsssa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

DASGER0Us.-Ih8 entrances to some of
.ae cuiyerts leading under Dock street are left
open, aud may be the means of seriously aiuring
souae one, II not attended to in tiue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

TRIAL OF BAKER.-Young Baker, who killed two
men, near Gordonsville, some time since, was
placed on trial before the county court OF Orange
last Monday. We have not heard the result; but
as the evidence was strong againes him, we sup.
pose he was sent on for further trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

WIN. Wilson, the fireman who was IN ured at the
burning of Mr.. Haven's house at Fort Washington,
N. Y is dead. 1t viii be remembered that three of
Mr. Ravens daughters were burnt to death in The
same fire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

THrATRE-LAsr NiGHT OF MISS DAYEN-
PoaT.-For two weeks past, our citizens have been
treated TO series OF dramatic entertainments of
which we cannot speak In terms too exalted. Miss
Davenport has established her claim here, as else
where. 10 the highest honors OF her art and there
are many who win regret that her engagement lie
so soon TO close. She appears here tonight for the
asttirna. and SIS If 70 strengthen the already fave
rahie impression she has created on the minds of
her auaiencaR, villappear In two celebrated plays
nansiy--The Gafnestef, and the Honey Noon
personating Mrs Beverly in the first and Julana in
the last. We can assure our readers that these
parts will be rendered by Miss D. In the most
beautiful and artistic siyie hence we do not hest
tate 70 advice hem 10 attend, ard give her full
house at parting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

DEATH OF AK OFFICER Acting Lieut.. Henry
ST. George Huptsr of the United States Navy, lied
on board the United States steamer Henoock, near
Fou-choufou, Chins, on the oath Of septernber.--
He vas, we believe, q native Of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
CHup FousD.-Yesterday morning as

Child t0UND.-Y yesterday morning as
two gentlemen were passing along The canal near
Haxsifs mills, the weather being very cold and
damp, they discovered little boy about four years
old. sroliiHs along the to~psth ard cryin its pa
Finding that the iitte creature rad stray ed
f.om home and suffering severely with cold they
took it to the Richmond and Danyie Depot. where
It properly Cared eg until noon, when its nother
who resides ON Byrd street, the basin LEANED
of It's whereabouts and took it home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

CaURcH PROPERTY QUEsrIoN IN THE New
York LRGIsLAruRR. "A bill has been ;utyo.
dpced into the New York Sepate to yes, the
property of all religious congregations in cor.
porations organized under the general act
establishing religious societies for the MIR.
pose. On: Wednesday the subject vas bronebt
up, when the patron OF the bin stated that
the committee to whom if was referred
were unanimously in favor of It's principles
This movement is ocessioned, it is stated, bv
some difficulties which have occurred in the
Catholic churches, we believe, of Albany and
Buffalo, between INTERPRETATIONS and theil
priests and Bishops, concerning the church
property. The bill provides that mo grants,
conveyanoes, dsyisas, or leases of real estate,
&cs shall vest any right, DC, in the grantee
DC. siiless the grant be made to corpora
lion organized under the general act.
In Virginia all deyisss OF land for church
purposes are vested in trustees appointed by
tho county courts, and such trustees are pro.
i1ibieed from taking or holding, at any one
time, more than two sores Of land in an ia
eorporated town, nor more than thirty acres
out Of such town.
DRATH FROM Bunstsa.-Mr George Buyers, Of
Shepherdstwn, Va, vino was burned while exth.
euishing the flames which caused The death Of Misc
eussn 0cntcr. recently, died on the lssh insi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
LOCAL MATTEgs.

DiscHARcEp,- Mrs. Honora Eiley ap-
pearrd before the Mayor yesterday to apswer tI,e
sharge q ssnaling a2s frnna John Gunninphalr, IN
me iath insh Cunningham, on ein0 sworn. stated
that nc Dad tses in bis poeket book. ia lis hat
,a a. WE On MS way 70 hshoardns hpnsean Oregon
stong on horse back, and the horse and rider &C.
into the Canal Curry left him and
ven, g assist them out OF the water vhe stand.
,hs lnete, Mrs. Riley came behind him, took OF s
na',snd carried h into her house near by, re-
ma sine that be should not have 1t uutl he paid
her hfty cents, which he had owed her for more
snao year. The mex, morning Mira Riley carried
.na nat to cnnninghsrn's boarding house, but re.
tanned the money.
Mra Riley Indignantly denied the charge, and
lh.rornerd witnesses who proved that they her
take of Cannnrhatn's hat. hnt THAT he had nothing
in Y but an old cotton handkerchief These facts
settled the matter in the mind of the Mayor. VINO
promptly discharged The accused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
MARINE NEWS.
Pozr or RICHMOND. Jan, Is.


AhkIV Ed,
schr Martin Van Buren,, House, Hampton. oysters.
Fchr Sarah Eliza, Taylor, Back River, oysters.
schr Exchange Elliott do do
Schr ODD Fellow. Emory, do do
Schr Mary Washington, Wand, Back River, do.
jSAHED,
schr Sarah Fisher, Fisher, light, to load down the
river.
lgY TELEcRAPH.J
New YORK, Jan 2G.--Ship John Marshall, 2i3 days
out from Baltimore, arrived at Valparaiso Deem
her IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

THE Cows WIZ C4sE-This case is slowly
progressing In the c!rnuit court at Baltimore, aad
attracts much attention. The ners-st-law, who are
very numerous are aiming 70 break up ms 'Si "
the ground Of the pD5ound mind Of the teststIi&
Miss Rachel CoIvin and it Is thought ly some that
they will succeed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27


The Bounty LAND Bill, now III the Se-
nate is said to be the most extYavagant land
bilhever introduced into Congress and will
cover more surveyed land, a. is asserted,
than the United States possesses. Che bill
calls for about one hUn9red 0aa sixty mil
hons Of acres 2 +f
We are Of opinion that the public lands
are to be an endless source Of corruption and
rapacity as long as they LAST, and that it viii
be blessed dsy for the nation when they
are all disposed OF They ave constantly
sauandered under the most shameless sys.
TENS of plunderiug, and are the never filling
theme of Presidential eleciioneering While
they are agoing,. We trust that some Of them
st least may be awarded to those who de-
serve them, and therefore we hope that the
"0ld Soldiers" as they were lately styled
She soldiers Of the7yar Of 1912, may get their
share of them. They had to tight tic Bt5'
tish; but yet they were not as well paid for
their services as those who fought the dIs%i
cans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

SELpEN, WIIHERs i Co.--Fhe Washing
tor Globe :tilI continues its broadsides into
this exploded concern. It mad invited Mr..
Nithers, who ii says IS worth q million Of
dollars, to answer certain heterogeneous, add
given aim a week to reply But not getting
IA answer, It's editor goes on to 'repaat his
charges about the manner Of the proposed
settlement with the creditors of the concsrn,
and challenges a fair exposition Of its affairs
The editor declares himself ready to meet
Messrs. Withers and Bayne in court of jus
tice upon prosecution against him for libel.
They charge him with having libelled them,
and heinvites them toprosecute. The Globe
says:
zone OF The partners, Mr.. Selden, frankly and
fatty repudietes all the indebtedness Of the firm
alter he had left It, without giving public notice of
any kind: In which Reputation the law is against
him we undertake 30 sey, well reason and
squlty. Fir. Withers admits that he is liable, but
places his properly in the hands of trustee of his
owa choee-his nephew-aHd hE creditors may
get il If they can II will be hard 10 do. Mr. La
than does net repudiate. but took care 10 assign
In good tiu1e all his properly TO Se}deu and With
crs to secure them against all liabilities on his &c
count What these Liabilities are. or how they are
10 be ascerained and hquidated, the creditors will
not soon learn
With regard to MIR. Withers, it saysIif he is
the goat in the well, as he intimates he is, he
should tell how the foxes in7eigled him there.
1t eonfesses it had felt pity for him; but it
goes on to say that it is idle for him to &C
knowledge that he is bound for the debts of
the firm, while at thesame time, IS the editor
hears, he is transferring his property to two
of his brothers. "with the view" says the
Globe, ito prevent lis being taken to pay the
debts of the firm and to others of his rela,
fions to be used at a remote day to pay those
debts in the manner specified The Globe in
sinuates that there may be cheating in the
redemption Of the liabilities of the concern.
and correspondent, who signs himself "a
Deposition makes the same insinuat;on, viz:
that notes that have been redeemed NAV be
represented to the trustees Of the property,
and thus the whole of it be absorbed before
the creditors are paid. The Globe thus con
cludes its article
When players will not show their hands. or nlsv
cut the game openly, it is fair presume that there
has been cheating 'rouDd the board" These
players have played the deuce by showing their
assets;" now let them play the ace nr. :, rosir
:" hrse," or sleeve" by ahow.-g thssr liabilities
ana not leave it In .h1ir power 70 ereare new ones
10 gst clear Of their az Aonest debts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

The PAUPHRs OF NEW YonK.-The Governors Of
the New York aims house have made movement,
which is generally appIauded by the people, and
that Is to send at the expease of the city all their
able bodied paupers into the country, where their
work ie needed. The New York Express says
there Is superintendent supply Of laborers in the
city now, especially of females; while there is q
general acafcity throughout The State and in New
England, as well as in the West: and servants
wages were never higher than at the present time.
The New York Courier, abiding to the same sub
jet, says
The Superintendent Of ihe out door poor in COM
necsion with aims house. day two since re-
marked 70 US that before did begging irupos.
tors and knaves drive so prosperous q business as
during the present winter. They have taken ad
vantage Of the abundance Of public sympathy to
invest it largely and drawing fetser dividends
than they had before seen this many dag. There
are multitades of these vile iazZaroni, VINO obtain
provisions and clothing simply 10 tnrn them into
cash Of tue frst opportunity. We know enough OF
the Operations of some of the soup houses and re-
ief associations in this city and n Brooklyn. to be
satisfied that nc sunei portion Of the money which
IS contributed oNsin 10 worse than thrown away ;
for It's direct ELECT is 10 reward lazness, foster ims
position, and encourage deprsYIY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
The DAILY DISPATCH,
saTunOAs MORNING., Z JANUARY Il. ia5 i

II
TUX TAKfff.--A very reliable Washington
letter writer makes some interesting STATE.
menss as to what Is doing by the Committee
OF Ways and Means with regard to the
Tariff. He states that they have had an in-
teryiew with the Secretary OF the Treas
sury. and that they have made suci. progress
towards mn agreement upon project, that
there is s'no longer any doubt that they will
bring Il forward with such strength that IL
viii be sustained by Congress II is fur.
Their stated that the schedules of the Tariff Of
as viii be preserved in their general form
but with some exceptions, in which 1t is pro
posed to make changes. Many articles now
charged with duty. the writer says, are to hf
admitted duty free. We suppose these arc
chiefly raw materials which enter into The
manufactures of this country, The writer
states that the Secretary proposed to admit
wool costing less than three cents pound
duty free. The committee propose, instead
10 charge that wool with duty of five cents
per pound. Wooden fabrics are to becharged
with duty Of t;reaty-fre. instead of thirty
fire cents; do. iron Of all sorts.
Nothing ia said about what is to be done
With fue woods, which are much wanted by
the manufacturers, and the duty On which Il
such that they cannot compete with the for
eign manufacturer The reduction of the
duty on the foreign wooden fabric is certainly
no help to the domestic manufacture, anc
will be very distasteful TO him. The reduc
tion on iron viii create some alarm amongs
the iron 'mongers. If any thing very obnox
ious to the domestic manufacturing Interests
should be proposed, as 1t Is the short session
the bill viii likely be strangled by dslay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

1Af CLOCKS, just received and 70 30
o~H sold on account II the manufssEaser sfn-
brsc.ne ever 2Nsifsfsaf patterns among t1rs ssf9s
without Dealers and ethers washias - ur~
chase will dc 20 az once.
ia 2s-ts ELIAS HALE. ie6 Main 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

NJ OF | 9 Il intending tearing for the
~ West 10 a few days. ell persons havsng slsims
asasnst The estate Of tbs late Dr.. VIVA Glara g.il
present them 70 hr John O. Williams, who viii az
ia nay place dufing my skseass
MIgAJAH II. CLARK, AGm'g
Ja 2s~-6i@ ct Wa. j. Giark, eeee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

SPECIAL NorICN.-At o'clock this eve
ming, we will sell private Library; among which
nag be found many standard ana valuable works.
Also. = large lot o. Fancy Goods.
jazz LARUS < SHINE, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

ROY'S BOOTS CHEAP.-Wishing 10
H. closs balance Of Bows stout Root. ,rsa, bse
gaius will be sold at Nc. - Main ST.. BY
ia &c VIM. WALSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

MOUNTAIN BACON. 5000 Lbs. No. I
w bacon, cured Ia Rocklnzham County, aasly "a
paetsd. lis u BROWN h SHOOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

!f-sa STGAYED-$l0 REWARD -
80 From pg residence, on 27tl. street between
Clay sud Leigh, sta, Church Hil very small Dsrz
Bay MARE, raised Gooehlaud c. e. by Col
m:cna1X. She il in COED order, has r0sch lllaus q
atar in her forehead; white hind foct aal shod
ell around. The above reward will be paid fer her
her delivery TO 4re, on Church Bill
ie Z7-6zt clt* n w AMSOES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

ITO SHCWMEN, AGENTS. FOR CON
a CERTS, ETHIOPIAN SEBENADERg. 30 49,
The PETERSBURG tFe } EMPRESS viii not in future
publish the Advertisements of any public exhibition
without tbs money therefor is paid il adyancs or
some responsible citizen of PETERSBURG assumes the
payment This rcle will be rigidiy adhered to in al
cAs1s j. 27-eo5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

E'iNE BEAVER OVER COATS.-We
~ have few Of those fine Beaver Over Goats left
which We ara selling Ut cost. far CASH
5. MERCHANT l. WElSIGER
la 81 II2 Main ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Single Gem
A7 siemen can be accommodated with Board and
pleasant rooms, unfurnished at hirs. MONA fARA,S
on Main, between I'd and Sd Streets Day BearGeTs
aiso taken on reasonable terms tsS7-Inr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

The Emperor has the weakness Of his race
for dress, and probably few, if any, OF his i'm
perial Or royal brothers in any quarter of the
globe have o more costly wardrobe. He attaches
full enough Importance to the kind of conse-
ouence which men in Office derive from their
talors, and never appears in public, except in
full toilet. Even in private receptions he com
monly wears his sword and cooked hat. His
taste for dress is almost the only one upon which
he is extravagant. He has one coat, made in
Paris, which cost him 81 200 quote the well
authenticated gossip Of the court circle-and II
pair of boots made in New York, decorated with
brillianss and gold, which cost $500. The cane
with which he commonly walks cost $400 He
has several swords, the handles of which are
richly jewelled. He has seven stars composed
of diamonds, which he wears on great occa-
sions, each of which cost over $4,000. He will
wear nothing but the best Of Its kind, and has
special aversion to anything plebian or unim-
perial Hence his indignation at the PROPOSE
ton to sell him Queen Adelaide's secondhand
coach. Hence, also, his reply To an artist who