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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
NEW Store and New Goods

Tyler & COLLINS,
Take this method of informing their friends and ihe public
that they now settled in their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two DOOR North Of the Fisk House. and adjoining Wells
Faukner where they may be found at all business hours
ready with very
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods,
which for variety style beauty cannot be surpassed in
this town.
In the DRY Goods line
can be fOand the best makes and Patterns Of Gentle
mems goods,
In Cloths, Cassimeres, Summer StufTs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to one Shilling per yard.
In the Ladies' Department
We have an that is desirable. in the way of
Rich Colored and Black Silks,
Dark and Light Foulard Marceline, &c.
Muslins ChAllas Organdies, PopIins,
Bareges, TaTletiDe, Figured Barred and Plain Csmbrc
and many other nice and pretty things for Dresses and
complete stock OF
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Linen Cambria, & Silk
Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, &C.
A lar II and elegant Stock Of
ShARls, Parasos, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
Of the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
Flannels, TickiDgs, Denims, and a large Stock
| VI DOnOoliSel VI CNPSAAOA NueNt3s
In our Grocery Department
ts Te stocked and for quality and prise expect to
compare avorablJ with oar neighbotp.
In Crockery
We have great pains 10 select beautiful Pattern and
general assortment Of nice
In Boots aud Shoes, Wooden Ware, Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Msckerel,
and many other things have a full supply.
All the above Goods purchased with great care and
Especial reference 10 the OF the people this vicinity
We think our hcs equal 10 others for buying cheap aud
We also think ourselves No MORE ambitious for large profits
| than sthers.
As Is well understood and acknowledged all Goods
Of the best quality and perfect and promise 10 e Goods
for Cash 10 prompt ionr or six months customers a. low
| as possible, and make living by the trade
We shall receive most Kinds al Produce at the highest
ket PRICES and shall ake great pleasure in showing Goods
and doing AL those things which good reliable saighior-
! ward merchants ought to do
AshtAb1la, Nay 3, 1900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ The steamer Western Metropolis made
She distauce from Buffalo to Cleveland on Fri
day night Of last week ia 10 minutes short OI
9 9hours--equal to FL miles an hour.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

TRrAL OF MOwERS-A trial Of Moving Ma.
chimes will be had on the farm Of GOPHER GEE
ESQ., IN the township Of New Lyme, on Tues
day, the Sd day of July next.
by order Of the committee.
Henry KRUN, Chairman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

BOOTS h SHOES--As good an assort-
- ment be found in Asabna County, and of the
very quality. Mems calf shoes at twelve shings
Mems Brogans at ten shngs Ladies' fine Caters foxed all
round at 1--WE Nhings Chdens ShOes all styles and prices
Ia correspond Ladies' fine Morocco heeed lace Bootees
twelve sngs. We have everything in that line, even to
few pairs OF fine Boots small Sizes which will sell at less
than cost for cash ROOT A MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
DISCONTINUED. =

DISCONTINUED. - ID. Phillips, aud
H. NJ Philipa having discontinued the Boot and Shoe
business Ashabaa and being desous to close ub their
old accounts IN that line have placed The In the hands
Of e uDdegned for collection Therefore thoss indebted
70 said D. NJ Phillips on Boot and Shoes acSounk will
sahs eal ne and pay up the same
April ie, 1soo J. Q. FARMER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ A sample of Black Hart Cherries Of
enormous size have been sent US by DR.. HAIR
Rra
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
wheeler g. Wilson Machine.
Prices Redvac.a


New Style Family Machine, ...........,sS $50 90
Plated, on Plain Table, .................:S rs 90
Half Case, Mahogany or Black wsinut.. s. 90
/" EnlI II Case, Mahogany or Black Walnut. loo 90
-. At.i LGLl OAse' hose"OSd'' '''''... .....n5 90
Large Machine, .lO0gl
Hemmers, (extra,) ...................
MO FAMILY at this day can afford to do without .
IN Sewing Machine.
Their great utility is beyond question An obs.s In
the way Of their general adoption want Of neouSntSDss
With Inequality and merits Of the patents now N
sorry experience Of those who purchased The single
thread aveng machines the strength Of those
avoid deception, purchase should not be hastily made ar
without full opportunities for deliberate test Of he
be relied upOn seeetn The lock stitch Is The env dssE
able stitch taken DOsbls Tarssd LOeI MiieA Maess
is one that you cannot well be deceived in. The
Wheeler q. Wilson'S Machine
is Of this description and for Family Machine b., mar,
good points than any other In II has the test oI
time and experience and occupies higher place In public e.
timaOn, than any Ofits competitors nnEes on no otbe,
patents and has inunetions hanging IL "A cors N
cheap machines II responsible local agents 10
good all that is eAimed for IT. and supply evsy thing
full to keep In successful operation. Enlightened economy
expeenoe point to this the cheapest mashins no ~
fore the public Its advantages these, and any one
Its simplicity and beauty Of construction. ~ -
The eEcelenee and neAtnsss Of Its sehalLs on both
sides ana sna 'ss o re non like rAVsng
sPeed-aee9rsey, aud reliability at any rate of speed
PoTtabllty1sass Of operation and management.
Qnietness OF movement
Ready adaptation to every species Of family sewing gath.
The Rsmms which has recently been added is on. Of tina
most serVeabe inventions Of the day hem a turned %
the same facility that ordinary stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that cannot be approached y hand Il,
performance falls 10 elicit admiration.
This s pure and simple narration Of its quAes which
will appear to every acquaintance with the machine
i design and mechanism Is such, 10 make pFeseuce an
aequtontO any ones paor. For the truth Of these dee
aIatonS reference may had TO the hles Of Rev. j. NJ Gil
lett Dr. Farngon L. Tyler, Mayor Hendry, John Mana
field George @. Hubbard e O. Hubbard Capt J. b. Han
Geo. w. Dickinson and hrs s. D. Hubert an AshtabuIa
Some Of these speak from more than years x.
peence, and from comparison with some Of the eheap ma.
ehnes having purchased and used them until the onetu
forced upon them that the snglehread FavelinR ma
ehines not adapted 10 meet the the family
The testimony Of JUDGB hEGs President Of the Americas
Institute. is that There Is but one Sewing Machine and
| that Is Wheeler 4 Wilson s."
One Of these machines may be seen In operation the
denoe fhe subscriber who IL authorised supply any deaa
| for them In this vicinity JAMES REED.
| Ashtahala May, 1855
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

S@~ DR.. WADswoRru will be at the AShtabu
Ia House, on the 28th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
DIED.

ln LenOr, Jnns Is, EBsR L. sHrEa, aged 4s ySan.
In Monroe June sth OF putrid sore throat EnLHN aged
- years on the llth, EDWIN, aged year the 18th,
JULIA aged years. and PARAH, aged years all ehildrsa
Of Charles and Mary Billett
In COnneaut June 18th, Mrs. sARAH RDwAEDa aged o.
years.
In cOnneaut June lstb Mrs. MARH JANE, wife Of c. W.
Skinner. aged rs years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

DAINTS and O1LS.-Boiled and Raw
very best; Niagara White Lead pure in Oil New York Pre-
MUM pure in Oil Black and Red Lead llthHge, Dnber
Venetian Red Chrome Green Paris Green Hamden Perm9pen
Green, yendigrs Chrome Yellow, Yellow ochTeI Whiting
Japan Varnsh, copal Varnsh, Chinese Yermlon, Lamp
Black Spirits Turpentne Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes
SA'n DrushsS' '0"P's'0 A'So' R'1oT i MoRRIsoN.s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
MARRIED.

In Newark, N. j. the goth inst CHARLES o. JRssUr,
20 Miss ADELiA D., daughter Of Ami n. Gsnung all Of
Newark.
In Geneva June l3th BY Rev. L. Address, Miss Harriet
T. CAswELL to Henry B. WOODRUFF ell Of the above place
In Austinbug June Tth BY Rev II. D. Cole Miss JOso-
HArpertheld.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

SAlhestoNhs Eh3 foh Suiy ~%hut 70 AuBush oeh
Charge for medicine for month from $l00 to $500
Dr. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
his patients and their friends TO visit the neighborhOod
occasionally that they might consult him personally well
a. by case will hereafter visit the above named places
amOnth.
Having had seventeen experience in the practice OF
medicine during which time he has treated thousands OF pa
all forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
Aeed Of which Of your friends neighbOIs
can testify and prepared give relief to all who ap
ply Particular attention will be given TO the Of Con-
sUMFTION all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
will be treated with success.
Also will old And all erupivs diseases Of what
ever character they may be- He makes OF universal
BOORieaI remedies No ealomel other deleeous drugs
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine with
statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with name, age &c
All communications must be directed 10
Hl s. G. CLARK, NJ. D.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23


TB- DR. vALrrav's cAurnnn-lThs greatest Discover
Of the Age FoS the almost nsautansOus Of oansr IN
The mouth, throat stomach resulting nom searatina
yPhus fever or any other cause sore nipples uceatea
gums, burns Of AL kinds, impure breath, 6c.
70 the public
win instantly remove ali tartar and other foreign sussnee
and leave the teeth A. white and clear as pearls
N entirely free from all poisonous subsanees and can Be
Riysn TO an iniant with perfect safety.
valuable article for every family 10 have IN The house.
thing khown We will warrant Il 70 give saiseOn ever
case. Phcs Is cents per bottle.
J. BURR1LL 4 co, Propriotors 1o2 Nassu Frsst, New
IofE. For sals b. HEEDET CorELANp.
gheuTer Of Chemical Prsparatlons FRESoa oosnETIcs
fIn PERTuaEs &c, for Che past seventeen years nov
directions for aaslSs 1%ls y simple nj s GiSS. Ba that win
from two % eight days remove Pimples Bosshss' &
skln leaving the sameas Nature Intended should be
scff clear soOiA and bsa.tu This no humus or catch
Zee he % 1Go ,0.' TnC sSs SrDS u'e q, R.1p VIII 5
nstetions directions and advice, will please call on or sd
s47ms No. 80 City BuildinsS, N. YOrk.
IT illDEATH III
Il o EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
vERMIN.
j" Costars"
4" COstar'sT Rat, Roach 3-e., ErierminaiOr.
" Costdrs"
Costdr's Bed-bpg ErtsrmiHGtOr.
" Costdrs"
/" COStar's" Electric POtOder, for Insects, &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
RatsRoaches-M s-Mce-Moles-Groun Mlcs-Bed-b -buga-Ants
Plants Insects on
Animals &c, 6e.-In short every form and species OF
VERMIN.
10 years established In New York Cityused BY the City
fost Oeethe City Prisons and Station HOuses-the City
Steamers, Ships, kc-the City Hotels HAstor St Nsh-
olas" &c. and BY more than 10000 private families
~ Druggists and Re tailers everywhere sell them.
80 Wholesale Agents In all the large cities
tR Regular sizes, Csc. Soc 81 s--Botes-FlRHkn
~ y Beware Of spurious limitations. Examine each
BOX Hottie and Flask and take nothing but CosTARs
tR tl,00 Boxes sent BY mail.
tR 80 Boxes for Plantations Hotels, &c By EEpresa
u Address orders-or for "Circular TO Dealers" TO
HENRY Il. CosTAR,
am5h Principal Depot 40 Broadway, N. Z.
HENDRY 4 COPELAND, Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

HLOVES, HOSIERY and RIBBoNs-Lsle
~ Thread, Kid, Cotton and Chashmere Glovcs Black
White and Slate coored Hose for Ladies and Misses Bows
and Mems cotton half Hose.
Bonnet Ribbons TaIea black white and eolored Ribbons
Dress Trimmings, Tasses aud Buttons, Lace Ve bown
blue and green Berege black and coloed Silk FDges Sill
and Linen Edgings Sold cheap by
RooT & MoRRIsoN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
NNECHANIC'S TOOIS =

4NA and Building MateriAls.-Nuay and Sash Mill Saws
Cross Cut lennon and Buttng Saws Hand Saws
Compass saws, Chsels, Hand and Bench Axes Broad
Socket Frmers Lignum Vt halets Bench Screws botl
Iron and Wooden, Bench Planes Hand Saw Handles Chs
Handles Steel Squares Beve Try Squares Drawing Knives
the best make at cents per inch Spirit Levels Grow Bars
Log Chains Coil Chains at Sc per pound Manila Rope
and large size Strap Hinges Blind Hangngs MOrce Locks
and Latches Rim Locks, Pad Locks Chest Locks Tunl
Locks Lifting Handles Butts Screws and Door trimming,
OF every Inscriptions common Augers, Cast Steel Auge
Cooks pateut Anger Bt Plane Irons Files Of all discrip-
tons Carriage Bolts Sheep Shears wikinsons best Ham
mer Hatchet Axes Brass and Silver Carriage Bands White
Wash Brushes Serubbng Brushes; Hoes Rakes Forks sbo
vels Spades Picks RaTaps Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
Snaths Scythes, Brick and Pasterng Trowels 2 inch
Augers Knives and Forks from SOC TO 81 per set Pocket
Knives Shears Scissors Chalk Lines spoo Scratch Avis
besides thousand things which 60 to make full
sortmsnt. Can always be found At
RnoT & MorRIsov's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

SHAKER HOODS, colored aud white;
~ Palm Leaf Straw, eghorn and Panama Hate Soft Fur
and Wool Hats. Also few White Fur Hats to sold
very low figure, by ROOT & MORRISON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

Relief for the Afflicted.
nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform
~ ed UrpOthie Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
arm of Clark Gibson) be consulted At the following
tinaa and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

GTEELE the Watch Maker has not Jet
~ lsft town neither will he until he hss given
Sir Months Notice =.
TO all those that him. that they and get to
receipts for the same reports to the contrary andng
N. b. All kinds Of work In his line done usual,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
Tho.e NorfoIs oue.tIons.

Perlinently and fOrcibly does the Augusta Chronicle
remark that the Breckenridge furious at Douglas
for his to the Norfolk questions and still they
do not demand answers from Breckenridge, notwilh'
standing his Virginia Eector pledged him to answer
them as explicitly Douglas. We suppose Breck-
inrdge friends opposed to the Douglas pOsitiOni
they honest in IT, they will not support Breckin.
ridge ii he answers in the same way. But how can
they kOg but that Breckenridge does hold the po-
sition as Douglas unless be will answer? Or have they
secret knoplsdgs that he differs from Douglas and ia
for disuaionl Was Hooper of the Montgomery Nail
instructed to request Breckenridge not to dHsNsr p
These questions of such moment, that they should
be answered and if Breckenridge men support 10
man who answers Douglas, how they support
Breckenridge TioGl an aaSosr unless they have seertt-
IL found out that he is with them?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
rhn aonthnrn LIternrr re..enger.

The October number of this periodical will be out in
few days. aud will contain variety of interesting arti-
cles. Among them may mention an able criticism on
Mss Evans novel, "Beulah," in which new and en-
cOurgug views of the future Of Southern literature
presented Mr. Reeses startling article Junusis
cluded in the present number, and it must be admitted
that the author makes pretty strong in favor Of
Sir Horace Walpole The lively romance, "The Knight
of EpaOn" and the interesting story of the conquer
ed Heart" are concluded. We struck by the true
Southern fire in lines under the strange heading
Tyroeca" "The SOnnets to Evangelne" well done,
and the "h the Floss" is quite clever The Editors
Table presents rather short this time 1t
ains however one or two very absurd epistOlary
sells from the town of Danvile. There are number of
book notices an account of the Baptist Female College
in this city, and fashion plate, prepared by Brodie of
New York. expressly for the Messenger. Similar plates
will appear regularly hereafter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
~. nslr. psfsnse Of sIavery

To the exclusion Of much Of our usual varetyWe make
room TO-DAY for Mr. Bells great speech in the Senate Of
LIE Uoised States in 1850 in defense Of the institution
al Souhern slavery We inserted it in the Whig in the
early psr. Of the canvass but do sgain because We
think the principles therein enuueiated have not been
sufficiently pondered BY toe people Il IS really philo
ssoAa statesmaaRkc and mastery view Of the subject
in ala it, aspects and IL Mr. Bell had never said or done
ANYTHING else IN favor Of peculiar institution this
oscch alone would place him ahead and shoulders above
aav man uho has been acandidae for the Fresden
CIV of the Uned States. We mean that no man, Of any
n,-y who has ever been candidate for the Presiden'
cy has ever proclaimed principles and views on the ques
ton OF slavery 20 reAry accordance with the advanced
o7nons now universally held that subject throughout
the southern States. Werepsat that YOU may look 20
the recorded sentiments OF any candidate for The Pres
deney. beginning with Washington and coming down 20
the present moment and defy you 70 show that any
such candidate has gone half so far as John Bell in vii
daou and defense Of the institution Of African slavery
A. IL exists 10 the Southern States OF this Union
We beg our friends--Es beg Democrats aud Wing
aksto read this speech OF Mr. Bells attertivey calm
n and ,boughtluy. Il is a full aud complete answer 90
an the Misrepresentation and SANDERS with which the
fair fame Of it, great author has beea attached by tie
B-e.kinridce orators and newspapers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
A Programme.

A correspondent Of the Atlanta htslligsnow lays
down the following diagram Of the to be pursued
by the Southern States in the of the election OF
LINCOLN:
On the ides OF November next when Jupiter hurls his
angry lightning along the wires and the cleo
ton Of Lincoln let the Southern Senators and the South
people at declare the fact for il will then be
fact that John O. Breckenridge is chosen the First Pre-
sdent Of the Southern Conederacy. Let bin select ms
cabinet OF Southern at let him esaoish his
government; the Senator's and Representatives OF the
South already chosen for the time being let an hon.
esdecraton of the that have led TO the epaa-
ton be put forth TO the world let the South hold the
North she hold the rest Of mankindenemies In war
in peace friends. Let this be done, boldy-mmedatey
and With determination and to support and maintain
such coniederacy the people Of the South will pledge
their lives their fortunes and their sacred honor 70 de-
fend against attack invasion from any quarter they
will yield up the last drop Of their lifeblood.
Weagree with our able contemporary Of the Augusta
Chroieis and Sentinel in doubling If John @. Breck-
inrdge could in the event contemplated be considered
the first President of the Southern Confederacy. The
honor If honor it BEL would ghtfully belong John
Bell for he will undoubtedly obtain not Only the votes
of majority of the Southern States, but majority Of
the Southern people Do the dsunonists intend to an
initiate the government Of maoyies entirely and estab
lsh the rule that the will of the minority shall govern in
their republic arisocracy whatever it is they
purpose to establish And in the event above specified
what to be done with the Territories about which you
will have dissolved the Unionl And If part OF them
that you keep say they will no. have slavery, will you
force it on them or if not will you allow them TO come
into our Southern Confederacy with slave
ry as raE PEOPLE determine in forming their State Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29

The Charleston Mercury and other Breckenridge papers,
are debating the question Of right under the censttu
hon Of State to secede from the Union. The object
seems to DO to answer objections of opponents This
controversy little out Of place, we reflect that
Cor the 5 thirty years such presses have been discus
ing H. aud ls supposed had long since made up
part Of the Southern mind In the affirmative. The ar
ylinept having been exhausted i; natural 70 sup
pose that those papers would stand to their arms
in other wOrds having resolved secession at fitting
provocadoo, would consider only the way and means Of
mos. easily seeding. But the contrary all they
nov doing about i. Is TO bring out their old metaphys-
cs, and give them airing Well, there is this to
be said about their performance: They viii do no harm.
Secession viii end began, in series Of metaphyse-
al dispositions The question which the disPuants
are empying their vocabuaes Is utter abstraction,
about as profitable inquiry into whether when the
sky falls men viii equally catch larks a. an old PrOverb
.ert5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
GaAxn RrLL .nn ErrRrrr nrunxsra,,ros IN VII

GRAND BILL AND EvfRKTr DEMONSTRATION IN Will
NISGros-The torchght procession of Unionsts at VIII
mngton Friday night last the most spendid polit
cal display which has occurred in Delaware since 40.
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Eveniag Journal
says:
There could have been less than ten thousand live
voters in the procession, composed of our mmedi-
ate citizens and OF thousands from the rural regions Of
this glorious and patriotic little Commonwealth.
The line was more than two miles in length, and II wac
abaze with light shed from countless torches and the
couscaion OF rockets aud fireworks which shot up in
cessanty into the heavens and in bursting showered ell
around US like rain Of falling stars But this was not
all The city was illuminated. From the windows Of
almost all Of the private and public houses lights flashed
forth food Of spendor, and Wilmington literally
alive with fire. But the popular enthusiasm not less
remarkable From the steps aud windows, and even
tops Of the buildings which lined the route Of the i'm.
procession came the shouts and cheers Of the
people, while the Of Delaware waved their hand
kerchiefs in token Of their admiration and sympathy
Amid all this splendid scene rose the music Of many
bands and the naturalization of perfect orchestra OF
bells
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
MT. Rives'LeuST.

We print elsewhere letter from the Hon. William
Rise-, which viii he read With pleasure and profit by
conservative ard Union.loy men Of all PARTIES. Til,
courses acd admoliions Of a statesman 20 able, SO
ieassed 20 experienced and dispassoaate cannot h
70 exert beuefcent and widespread influence upon
the pubic miud II tie country. Instead Of following
che ruuo lead Of r,ck,ss and uupfinciped agitation,
and deuagogues, Ike Yarcey, Rhsu Co, lei the hon
e., and patriotic meu Of an artes and sections ay asd
their passions and pr lde-, and ieaFl lesson OF pa
trOs.rn ard duty from the teachings and warnings o.
experienced fseeHg and ti,n,eres ted statesmen, Ike
William e. Riyes.
We s0mmsnd bis letter 70 The thousht.u perusa and
reflection Of al patriotic COns,igution-aPhOldu and
Taloaoyug citizens OF Virginia, vhcu. regard to par
~ determination.