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find their love OF country and their pride
IN her institutions and their confidence her fate and
fortunes increased by this powersul faculty Of the mind
which triumphs the oIsant and the future well
as over the stern realities Of the present. gathering
around us the mighty aud the mighty deeds which
excite the admiration Of mankind, and win
mahd their respect and gratitude. And thus win
in and in peace who these swords IN her ser
Woe and haowed them by their patriotism. their vaor
Mr. BELL, (whig) of Tenn, followed IN speech highly
euogstc Of the hero OF the battle OF New Orleans and
at the conclusion OF his speech introduced joint
uton accepting the sword and returning the thanks of
Congress the family OF the late General
Read three times by unanimous consent, passed.
Mr. GwIN, (deml OF Cal, offered yesoiut,on That the
speeches OF Messrs Cass and Bel he entered on the
Journal and that the joint resolution be carried 70 the
House. Passed.
THE NAVAL MI; R.srMpp
Mr. MORTON then resumed the discussion OF tas Naval
Reform bill, and sa'i'--ihe boata hSeiy 20 be COM
think Of getting merltoiicu, Int equity commodore
before these juniors. Such tribunal might exercise
power arbitrarily ss the Pres'ee has recently done
the case OF gallant officer OF uayy After the
on the amendn ent is taken, shall for indef
mite postponement Of the bill
Mr.. MALLoEY-l go for this bin because il achieves all
the good we can get upon this subject 81 the present
session My colleague objects TO it. aad says it estsb-
fishes an nquisitcrial tribunal Everybody knows that
our navy wants retrenchment as to asicent officers.
If they cannot stand review bsfors their own com.
rades they ought 10 be displaced In the last war our
navy efficient arm of the nRola defence wish
to make and keep it efficient wehsye inqustoral tri
necessity. This is no thar any examining com,
mtter.
Mr. SHIELDS, (dem. Of I'LL go aganst the amend
ment and in favor of the bill The bIl mig at be lost
trying TO get in the smeL dment.
The yeas and nays then called for the amsni
ment, and the vote is az folows:-Yeas Z, nays SO.
Mr. MoRroN.-l move for an indefinite postpone meat
of the bill and ask the ayes and Yeas nays Al
The bill was then passed, the Senate concurtag tae
amendments Of the House Of Representatives
FEDERAL COURTS IL rESSNsEE
bill was passed. altering the Time of holding the
United States Courts in Tennessee.
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
Was then taken up, discussed and passed by large
vote.
The FIRST Comptroller directed, b. amendment
to the above bill, to investigate .he claims of Messrs
Glover and Mather and their associates and to award
them such sum as equity aud justice seemed to de
mand. Adjourned.
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WASHINGTON. Fob. q. 1855.

VAehlNVTvN, fep -, locO.
The Slarery DtJnte IN the Scndte7o b. Deprecated IN he
House- Watch Horn efhe Dilemma uill Be Selec,cii-
Applications for appointment, Under the New Cour
Claim Ldw-Hon. L p. Waldo likely 10 be appointed,
The angry debate in the United States Senate yeser
day. gathered strength its progress, aud continued
until one o'clock last night engaging, first and last,
nearly every Senator. After the fight over II was
difficult TO distinguish the vicors from the vanquished
ana ascertaned that the eombata OTIS themselves
uncertain as TO the result One thing feel quite
Of u.s. that TIE time consumed in debate yesterday
not ren'rely lost It resulted in the passage Of
act by the Senate authorizing appeal to the federal
courts in all prosecutions OF officers for executing the
federal laws.
Gut whtn ibis BIN reaches the House OF Representa-
tyes and opened for discussion there the session may
be regsrld Is a. 80 end Tie present combustble
dtion of the House would forbid the Introduction OF
such Gfcbrsnd az this time, but sl the benefits
suling the acton Of the Senate last night will be
lest 70 the country II action be not also had by the
ordinate branch Of the National legislature. 10 then
beeonCs question 70 which IA the least OF the two
sylsoreoanteriog the slavery excitement at the cost
" tie husntse nov pending before Congress-or the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

in the slightest degree affecting the sentiments Of
personal regard between sovereigns.
Amongst the civilities en- regie in the family
of soverrigns is the custom of notifying 10 one
another the events ofimportance, whether sorrow
ful or agreeable which occur to themselves or
their respective families; such as deaths. marriages
and births. and even the probability cf such ap-
proaching addition to the family. These notii-
cations are made in writing by Minister. either
ordinary or extraordinary; and the Court to which
they are delivered returns n complimentary mes
snge in the same manner; and in the case Of death
tes'tes it's sympathy in the event by putting on
mourning.
Amongst the instances of these courtes sizes be-
ng continued, oven in time of war, Martens
esprit du Droit des Gens) refers to the follow
ing: AT the moment of the rupture of the nego-
tiation FOR peace which hud been commenced bv
England aud France, the English King George
III caused his marriage to he notified TO theKi1p
of France, and the latter, in reply, expressed his
lively congratulation upon the arspoions occur
ence. 'On the same principle, Louis XIV. put
on mourning for the Emperor Leopold. and for
Joseph l., who died in the midst OF the war be-
tween the two states; and Charles VI. being still
at war with tho French monarch, held solemn OBJ
seguies in his memory ai his decease."
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- hEOTiPEs-HAnp TinEs drive people all
around 10 where they get the bot aud chrapest
TANNtRs where they cun get the best and sure 10
get the worth of their money. Steamboat 'sasters
ilroad accidents Bank bursting. Men failing all
"ccur daily hut failing Minnis Turner's In taking
brlion artistic and life i've Dagucrreoypcs Is out Of
the question Those in should not forget to cell
nn get pictures not sF red 10 apc tbe room
until the parties aati.hcd.
arg. nnd beautiful assortment OF Gold Iockets
br"n-' pins, hnes, Watch Seais Keys, Moalian. and
fancy Cases u~ay, md mud ,r sale chesp with
picture complete splendid nasortmen, of Cases new.
ln. received Cali early in the day before the crowd
comes The stnie of weather makes no difference in
regard 10 quality of picture
MINIS g. TANNER
mni2Ots PHAcTIcAL DAGUFRR PisT,
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DISSOLUTION.

rVyHE concern o. wi sun K Franklin Is this day dis.
L solved w Imitation All persons having claims
y li.I thu on vii present them to Jas"Ph H. Wal.
,nn Tor pn,mrnt; those indebted TO the concern viii
make payment TO Jn>eps, II wilson. he having rnf
asel Jane, Frank .in's interest in the concern
JOS II. WI! son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Santau,ber Ist 1854
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Severe Case Of Rheumatism

NICI N IIIFt n DtIIT N Vlll Wa
Ma sch a. 1853
Messrs Mortimer T. Morbfdg:- Gentlenrn-.llhNi ing
been afflicted with Rhrnmntsfn inr time It's
worst forms aud not hcins able oItan rcliei from
other medicines | was induced to n, "llamPtuna Veg
etable Tinctnre iew bottles Of winch. am bappy to
say. have made perfect
Attic time commenced using the iibctUro was
scar, ely able to walk. | am now md haye been foi
some weeks, entirely free from al pam
II NAV
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7 n 7 EN 4 DE = \ II Vt,
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from James Harris, ESQ., Loiter. AeSnndria,
Na.Alter speaking Of wonderful cures On him eU lie
-nys: Mrs. II has been suffering with the lissr com
plnin and with inability, constantly complaining. from
weakness through her whole sy,lem, She no" enjoys
better health thnn io tniry years being entirely rrsloI
cd by the Of Hdmpton's Icgef0bfc Tinc'nrr.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Byes.-ExtiDci from n
Leter from J & ines ESD Lpuion county va My
wife has been for yes,s afflicted with great weei ac.s,
nuiu in the breast side and back paipiationl tho
h. art; freblrncst ot the SYSTEM iss % npPctn
complex fnlow; the seh Of eye almost eon" thc
other We y weak. | pleased t. say, H"nP'oas
7incturc has rc.torcd ke perfect health Hcr cyes
ne rs good now h ever they were
I1@Ca and get rIamphets ...
Sold by J. II. sEAY. & co, Lynckbt.rg SOWERS
Scou,yle;A J. BROWN, Ctarlottes,Ie, npd bv nll
Dneqi4t- ihr,ueh,ur lha state. 'nr - dt"i'
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l)AlNrS, OILS. &c


3op gallons Linsccd Oil,
do Spirits Tnrrcnti". Al4n white and
l'rnwn nc, ground in ui, Levi, White Loud Copal
Narniah. Paint Brushes, Cours of all kmis pu,ty ac
~. t"r sulc by
mule9 IL ] II. SEAY g. co Du,,;.,,
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SCOTTayIII7f. AIbcmntIr Co. Va.
Mnrnh oSIh. 1874

NhfGi -Sll, ioJo
Mesus Mortimer, s. MorJray ;-Gentlemrn--l hive
been afflicted tor e lnsr eight years with nhrun itism,
Dyspepsia md Liver Complaint suffering all the While
whlh pnins in the shon1ers hip, hu,k and siie, shift
ing from side tie other, Pal ptniinn oi the h"nr
los of uppeit, cold swcH's nj nitni xcessyc euSiyo
ness and great delii. and weakness. lriel man,
remrdics which ,enc goId. hut Inlh"I grew
worse. Int fall | vns advised 10 uy "HauIton'r
Vegetable Tinenrc ard Unhappy say it hn cured
me. nm now free f,on all pnn, nnj IN the cnies
Of perfect hcuhnud alr ereht plensnrr in rccornne- d.
Ing tie Ttncture Ia all afflicted nS have been
Your, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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DEAUTIrUI DAGUEHREOTYPEs


- AR-"T Red IIhhe and Bhs'
MINIS a. TANNER. thou pride of the million;
Thy pictures the brst that we see:
Thy gallery is the shrine of devotion,
To those who stand irmy 10 thee
Thy triumrh has made bunglers to embe,
When womnns gay form ,tonds in view
Thy camera makes AL the Graf grumblc,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy tho work TINT yon do
Who envy the work ihu yor do
Thy camera mai "a all tho Graf, grumble
Who envy the work that you do
Thy ,llery all spacious and large.
Ia daily ihrongrd with beauty:
Who. pleas'd with your skill think not Of charge
But attend from of duty.
Fair madrns and gents, both neur aud afar
Come right away Main street.
Where all LAYERS of trno pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bnznnr;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the Cothing Bazear.
Wh"rr all lovers of true pictures neet,
From regions all r,und, both and afar.
NoTE The Gallery or MiHsIs TAHSER Is on
Mnn street. Sd door from Bridge east side where the
benuitlni specimens of the Daguerrean Art ars
produced all hours of the day, the Eist sasfac.
torv terms. mar23ts
nUfNINE French American German and
W English, hleached and unbIenched for sale by
GEO. b. JONES CO.,
mn9fs Petersburg.
DERUVIAN GuANO.-500 bugs No. L. receiving
L by boats Richmond aud Liberty. For sal. by
mar23ts r. SACKETT.
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FOUNTAIN MILL siuues

Dgsss5E FOUNTAIN MILL Stones
The uadcr.ignei nre nuw procuring from their c''ir-
sted quarry at the Busa Mountain Montgomery com
w. Mil Stones nal Burrs of the very hc.t qauy. The
r,,putaiion of tese stones widely kto"n, but Il
sroad giving increased facilities "a hIing orders.
Ar hive up ointcd Mcdaniel Hurt n stun and Lee"
Johnson, Lynclbmg, our agents i"f the sale OF N
,lowiI raceiv ar,rrrs and have then fulfilled III
sltorest nn'ire.
uur Address, BIZ burg. Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE Co.
lame. NJ williams Danvile, " Reynolds Il c."
feAl lille n. o. are ais" our agent i.f'~ oo
Feb 4.d
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HATS HATS HATS!
ROCERY and COMMISSGON

ROCEKY and co vi vi ISSEON
'H0USES AND LUMBER YARDS, on the new
Basin FOR RENT.-Two large fire proof Brick Gro
Gerry md Commission Houses, with largo In her ,ad'
atiuched on the Basin en occupied by hul-
< Pryor and Ro. j Echols, for and possession
given at once. One lot has Rnlrond running threul
it and there n Crane III, Wharf tnr the oi boh
iCnsnents.
-Four Lumber Ya.d., without houses els FOR rent, on
the Basin. Apply to JOHN kGCkhh.
.dpndts
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LYNCHBURG MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1885.
MEDICINES.
Will you Read the Truth I?

Medicine nost hrvc merit and great merit 10 stand
a the tcst ofpnbrc opinion n" ar at man rnn
ga,nni,c WORTHLESS. article as tokeepi up asa good
medicine, Il 1t he not zen " 40.
cool medicine viii live, he ome popular. aud ~
tend IL sale. ycnr alter year in SITE oi orrnsiii'n
The pro lc readily tnd iia srtue-, nud hr ian" "
lheui ltsSes from mouth mouth with mfte rapidrs
than sparers sptrad il. living witness i"st
lying he medicine tas nude for him is ol Tar
mure service Il an any newspaper advertising
In rroul at olai above. we refer Aeu To
HAMrTONS VEGErBLE TlNGTuRh, and lts ei
tccis H. praise i in the mouths OF multltndcs Tue
best men in country give then Il >tlmo'y To it,
wonderful Among them name Hon H.
CLAY. Hon. Rich NJ John'on, ice President Of the
Fned Stats with hunlr, d. of others Cap, Ihomes
Cnnet-hr1hcr Ia the celebrated plysieian Of the
Emperor OF funee--wa. cured by it Of disease ol
ycas stuudne aer the slill of all the Doctors oi
Europe and America had lned to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.iaohcr GTREhg HihPfONS TiNcIthE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, The Poor. ,uery ,rhere, bear The sane
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate irem Lady. endorsed
IL, ,.f,t
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NEW CONCERN.

VINHE under signed will continue the Groceey and
L Z ,mn>>inn business at the old stand OF wilson
4 aux lin where lie intends keeping geneinl stock
of every artic in hi, line and would gla II sec his
old custoners md the pubh: generally Pr'mpt nften
Ion II ali forwardng and ohrr business entrusted to
jos IL w Ii''o'N.
Septeeiber 1T, 1851. lsep2t Is
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by POSTMASTER l.. /. Cuorct;
CAruN BRtnar.
iIampshife county. Va. March isl, 1854. \
Mr. = Co,yc,~ Dear Sir: Arrecnlle your re
quest aud nv own dc-te To benefit the afflicted. hero
bv cer, the grtaf rrri have received from the
OF Hamptoa's ptgefdbie itRcfnre
MAS taken with avioen, pp1p"at,on, or rather nnt'
crne trembling al the l.art, which centinu, Il scv
ernl dny.; seemed i'm, heart Ind Utmost lnfeocn
it, office. rh, family became anrmed mud procured a
bo tie of this valuable Medicine aud hct"te Ind take
boltle of this Tmctu,e 9( Hampoas was en-
TREY relieved.
This is the Mird instance of relief in my family rom
the use Of il. valuable Medicine I -" ,hr. ,rurp
ngol wns ad up with liberation Of my mike from fleet
Of il genrra, culled ilk leg had lost n u,-tc
mud apucite. aud the sure WI ch snns tdr inches
ur aud down. aud hall Wv around NV ankle ,eIr'ted
every einrl To heal il until proc red Hampon'A Veg
et,be rnsiurr bottle o whch r'stofed my h'alih
hralc my ankle and nm ir,er from swelling lhnn in
th" fast thi,tV utafS.
Again. onr n nv daughters was very low from .ryc,c
dv<eutr v uud VIII. II size begun at up h.r feet r"m
ncncrd ,wrlinp whitl increase every in mn hrrnn
tu BE- very pnintul- 80 Us 81 hou" al Hampton .
1nctnre; the pnins a-suagrd, the s~slIins sui
Al rd nnd htl henih r.lnrned-we kept her Icy. bnn
red with -'ps al wolcn nntil hei strength returned
have he, u thus particular, that uhers IN ter similar
cir, unstnGccs mirh be Induced to nsnl thcnsesc. III
this remedy. Yours with respect.
EIzABrru EpwAups.
! do herel, ceeiify tint am pcr.ooay ucqpnnrcd
with Mrs Edwaris, nnl can safely recommend Lie n.
bove statement 10 be correct
f. + CooarR. Postmnstcr.
Cnpon B ldee Ilampsnire county, Va.
10" Delicate Indie. and Children will rlna'" give /, Il
rrnl.
Space tra' not prmf n name hundrcds Of oHcf', as
Geo W. Goodri,h Il. Cnpt Tho. Cenot, Robert Ghult.
James Smyrh, cure of ithcnma,i-m.
john Prrvntl S. A Grfin, lohn Luke, Rev. '. Esl-
ridec, u s Navy, and thousands a. oih'rs cured oi
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I'VE 81 scrbrr having made arrangements 20 leave
the city wisar, the house aud lot where h"
r,v ve. Tor the remainder of tho wear For terms APP
I il, c. { WfNGFIELD.
yyn;s yspSE The " .ren1uso on the Basin
L prescott occupied by M Fayetfe W Steptoe; pos
srs =i,n wen ia Iha = ol January.
o,,Jts AMBROSE 3. RUCKER
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of almost every dr>criP"n, embracing new ssls nres
Goods. Irish Linen Fannels, Linseys, C"'sinets
Krrscv,. Kentucky Jeans, g.. &c.
500 Shawls lo OF vnrnn' 'tyl IS, Mt unu anal
iv cheap prices.
~ B-Nrw Goo l. received nearly every week.
,,93-lt. JND. 4. PURVIS At. Nc. &c
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think he would make good husband for
Lucy, and | have set my heart upon her
marrying WELL"
And Mrs, Hartwell stepped out of the
apartment before her husband could rc.
ply. She had sufficient sagacity to know
that the longer he defended Roger. the
more he would incline to him Z; and she
dreaded, lest in the glow Of patriotic feel
ing, he would take the resolution to ad
init the shoemaker as the 10, er of Lucy.
Marrying WELL" unused Squire Hart.
well, as he reclinel in his easy chair,
marrying well. All, that is a true wo.
mans idea very good one, too, only
the mischief OF it is, they do not always
calculate rightly. They choose the man
who is well off in the world, and reiec,
those who are likely to do well. Now
ten to one the last will prove the best
match"
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AGRICULTURAL.
Domestic Economy.

Those who study and improve the ev-
cry-day operations Of civilized life are at
once the most practical ard useful of all
retormers. Regarded as science, Do
mestic Economy has the highest claims
to the consideration Of all thoughtful per-
sons, and presents boundlcss field Of re-
search, and numberl.ss defects which de-
mand either cuIe or prevention. Sociql
and household maladies come not direct
!y under the head of mcdica, agricultural
or theological studies and are appearaut-
ly more neglected than many evils far less
consequence to the human family. Com
mon things, more, far more, than things
uncommon,requirea change for the better.
Among thousands of families, it is com
mon to want good fire wood at the door
where it is needed for cooking daily and
indispensable food. This lack of fuel
delays each meal, causes many laborers
to lose time which is money; while it ex.
hausted the patience and spoiles the tenn.
per Of the suffering cook. Many val
liable servant has been ruined for life,
because the master or oyerseer failed to
provide as in duty bound, wood for cook
ing or washing when these services were
exacted. Servants either fall into the
vicious habit Of lettering by the way in
picking up fuel, or they spoil by burn ng,
or rawness, half the bread and meat which
they pretend TO cook.
The writer has taken some pains to
learn how the million live, as the basis
of reform in domestic economy. Incred-
ible is the amount positively wasted and
thrown away in kitchens whose owners
suppose themselVs . too poor to buy a
shovel and tongs to handle fire with, and
whose cooking apparatus and table furni-
ture would be dear ut the price Ct single
barrel OF corn. IL is mistake TO be-
lieve that poor people are generally the
best economists. In nine cases out Of ten
so far as our observations have extended
both North and South, it is the want Of
economy that keeps young and healthy
families poor in this country, however low
their circumstances when they start in
life Doing every thing at disadvantage,
and never studying the ways and means
Of improvement with which good provi
dence has blessed them equally with the
rest Of mankind, they toll, and fret, and
grumbIe through an unhappy existence,
and die after propagating another genera
ton to follow in the footsteps Of their
parents.
No one, we believe, has patented a
Thinking Machine; but a popular ipven.
ton Of the kind might be very useful
Wise thinking ever precedes wise action
and it is the dearth Of the former that i'm.
pairs the home economy Of the masses,
in oil nations. When biting frost and
gnawing hunger move the natural instincts
within rs, man essays to think for a pur-
pose. II is the pressure Of immediate ne
cessity that reforms the conduct Of the
million, where reform is most needed, II
reformed at all. Nothing short of this
fact amounting to general law,will salts
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Lucy, will you tell me? Are you en-,

"Lucy, will you tell me? Are you en-
gagged 2"
mo"
"And-and-may 1 hope that you
never will be engaged-that, is, to himl
Lucy, | love you.
The abruptness and inpetuositv with
which he spoke, seemed the effect of
feelings which he could not repress. Lucy
WAS so surprised, so confused, that she
was obliged to lean on his arm for sup
port, so there was no opportunity for her
to show much anger at his presumption.
Roger soon forgot that he had ever been
poor, and shoemaker. The first con.
sclou ne Of Icing beloved, seems TO a
young 'nan as the crowning point of bis
ambition. He feels elevated, for be has
secured the empire Of one heart which no
would not forego for the sceptre of Ma.
poleon.
Roger walked into the parlor Of SQUIRE
llartwell that evening with the air of a
man VINO has no further cares for what
may betide him in this life; and Anna
Minot said that he asked consent that
wy S'SuiuS.
Roger is we'll enough" said Mrs,
liartwell, and shall say nothing agai, rst
the match,now he has left off shoemak.
ing. A merchants wife haa a very re-
spectacle station, though nothing very
grand. However. il Lucy has no amhii-
ton, 1t does no good for me to talk. |
have always been anxious about her mar
ryiug we'll.
ii think, my dear, she is going to mar.
ry WELL said Squire Hartwell. Roger
will be-"
ayes, yes, husband, have heard YOU
say thousand times he would be n great
man, but | never saw any prospect Of it,
tor mypart. Anna Mlnot,ln my opinion,
does marry well. Mr.. Trrmbun is a
lawyer, and may be Judge"
And so may Roger"
III, that is impossible. He has never
been educated. Mr. HartwAlln
well, well, neither you or shall ever
live to see Roger Sherman Judge"
But they did live to see Roger Sherman
a Judge, and Signer of the Declaration
of Independence!