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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND

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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Office and Depot.
NO. 81, and SO KING ST.
FNHIS COMPANY is now prepared to do
4 GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATION BUSINESS,
To and from New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch burg, Char
onburg, staunton, Lexington,
Salem and Bristol, in Va;
Knoxville Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro
Wilmington, N!ewbern, E3adleigh, Greens
boro' Salisbury, and Charlotte,
n. c., and to and from
All Stations on the Orange q Alexandrla. vlr-
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
1nond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and North Carolina,
Raleigh and CASTOR, and
North Carolina
Central rail
roads.
AS rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies
Of the Company will be i; eTSended to other
The tariff of charges is based upon ialr busl-
ness principles, yielding areasonable profit to
the Company, without being oppressive to the
public Upon this basis it confidently prel ents
its claims for a fair share Of patronage, relying
upon its large capital and the character OF its
officers and agents for that public confidence
essential to success. ,-,
0000'N GEORGE T. WHITTINGTON,
inn CIV Agent.
FREIGHT on all articles to Springfield, Burke's,
L Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas Bristoe,
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, Rappahannock1,
Brandy, MitchelIs, Rapidan, Madison, North
Garden, Covesville, Rockfsh, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight to Alexandria, Catlett's1 Warrent1n,
LoVingston; Amherst, McIvers, and Lynchburg,
liAS'' W pow 0'N ~ John F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-02
TLECTION NOTICE.

We, the undersigned Commissioners appoint
ey by the Legislat ture Of Virginia for the pur-
pose, do hereby give notice that an election will
be held on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of March. at
the following places viz:
No. 81 Prince street for lst " ard:
Council Chamber . 2nd Ward.
Court House Z" 3rd Ward.
n. w cor Princeand Alfred sts for4th Ward
for 2 Aldermen and Membors Of Common
following officers of the Corporation: Guager OF
Casks, Inspector of Domestic Spirits, Inspector
and Measurcr of Wood and Bark, two Inspec-
tors Of Lumber. Superintendent of Police, Col
lector Of Taxes for the Northern District. Col
lector Of Taxes for the Southern district Attor-
ney for the. Corporation, two Assessors, Clerk Of
the Market Auditor of Public Accounts, City
Surveyor Chief Engineer of tho Fire Depart
ment, and Superintendent of Gas:
First Ward Third Ward.
Benz. II. Lambert p. G. Uhler
Geo. " Dearborn, Robt. Brocllett,
n Hicks .. IL. French,
John Arnold, John II. Parrot.
VIM. n. Brown, Andrew J. Fleming,
Second Ward Fourth Ward
John T. Armstrong, ". H. Mcknight,
Peter G Henderson, ". W Harper:
Henry L. Simpson, G. G. Bradley,
Joseph Cawood, Il. S. Martin.
feb 23-td Commissioners
XVILLIAMA T; scE cHEENDERS0N,.
COM SION MERCH ANT.
No. 226 King ST., cor. Alfred,
Keeps constantly on handa large and we'll as
sorted stock Of
Thankful for patronage received heretofore,
respectfully solicit continuance Of same.
jan 29-tf
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
(From the Mobile Tribune, Dec, 2i.I
Bsnign Sentiments.

We of the South must not cncour.
ago disposition to think i'll Of Horace
Greeley. He has his own notions,
and we are sure that they are earnest.
Whether wise or otherwise, it is not Of
value. We must accept tho good in
tention as worthy Of respect. Mr.. Il
has published letter in the National
Intelligcncer which closes with the
following paragraph: "That wo may
promptly re.establish the Southern
States in all their original rights and
liberties, without sacrificing or hazar-
ding those of any portion Of the
American people, is the earnest desire
of yours, Horace Greeley"
This kind OF sentiment is wise, and
if it were general, would contribute tc
an carly restoration of our country tc
somo degree ofpro+perity. MIR. Gree
ley has donc as much as any man tC
nurture tho causes OF the late war;;::but
he is man Of sonso, and sees whore
it is proper that the war should cease
He is strengthenir & tho President,ant
of course making the enmity Of tn,
Congress weaker. We shall applaud
him in his efforts in this respect.
The letter we allnde to was writer
on the 1lth inst. The missive Of Sec
rotary Seward to Mr.. Parsons is date'
tho 18th inst,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
cZaihIs:..Messrg Bradborry, Brown,

czdihis--Messrs Bradbcrry, Brown,
Cole, Hard, Wilson, Willett.
d Comaon Schcpls and School Lands
Mcssr6 Doan. Martin, Cummins, Brown
lriou, May, Godfrey.
Currency = Messrs CarIin, Harris,
Golden, Linn, Hall, Doan.
Corporations ether than MaNioipdl-
Messrs Kellogg, Bateman, Hurd. Girls,
,wold. 8
ENROLMENT Mesers Sadler, Linn.
Federal Relations --Messrs Hollister,
ITibbals, Mcfarland, Cole, Williamson,
Critchfeld. Golden.
Finance Messrs Hall, Williamson,
Brooks, Hayden, Warren, Finn,
Dawdney.
Judiciary Messrs Mcfarland, vii.
Hanson, Knowles. Ba!eman. Cole,
Sadlcr, Critchfield.
State Building Mcssrs Irion, Hollis.
tor, Godfrey.
Unirsrsiiies and Colleges = Messra
Griswold, Martin, West. Hurd, Berry,
Privileges and Elections. - Messra
Cole, Irion, Knowles, Kellogg, Wal.
| ling.
Medical Colleges Messrs West, Girls.
wold. Hayden, Jones.
Fees and SALARIES Messrs. Harris
Cummins. Hail. Jones. Willett
Reform School nnd Idiottc Asyiunr--
Mcssrs SadIer. Williamson, HAYDEN
Wilson, Golden.
Librayy-Messrs Batcman, Brown,
Cummins, Bradbury. Critchficld.
MdhafaftQres and Commerce Messrt
Brown, Garlin, Wilson, powdney, God
frey.
dlaiafy A6aas-Messrs Cummins
Warner, Dom, Hurd, Bradbury; Nc
Farland, May
| Bsasuolent Institutions = Messrs Mar
tin, Knowles, Brooke, Hayden, Sadlcr
Doaii, May.
! Municipnl Corporations -. Mcssrl
Hayden, West, Kellogg, Doan, Carlin
Hall, Savage. ~.
Peutentiary = Messrs Williamson
Mcfarland, Hall, Martin, warner
Burt, Jones
Public Works Messrs Tibbals, Bate
man, Griswold, Walling, Harris, Saw
) ago. f
R1tlrodd-- -Messrs Knowles. Brown
H. II ster, Tibbals, Berry, Cumminf
| Crit .hfeld.
Aoads and Highrnys-Messrs Viii
son. Harris, Carln. Willet. Golden.
Public Expenditures - NJ cssrs. Brook
Uo'listor, Dowdncy.
ReriSion-Messrs. Griswold, God
frey, May.
Public Printing-Mcssrs. Batemar
: Hall, Warner, Linn, Martin.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
The War B.tw cen Chlil aud spa.

The War Betw cen Chill ANA spain.
Additional letters from Panama
says that the Chilian gunboat Esmeral-
da was commanded by John Williams,
an Englishmnn; her executive officer
is an American BY tho namc Of .ThOmp,
son. Both havo resided a long time
in Chilli. All the officers have been
promoted. The Esmeralda is steam
corvette. of about 900 tuns, and car
ries eighteen guns-24 and 32.poun.
ders. The crew couAted 1913 mon. =
| ho Covadonga carricd three riAed
guns, one 32 and two G8.pounders,
and 1876 men. Fifteen shots were
firod at distance of half milo by
the Esmeralda, and one Of which dis.
mounted ono of her guns. The Cova'
donga threw nino shot, but her guns
so badly served that tho EsmoraldO
did not suffer the slightest damage
Tho prisoners were treated with the
greatest kindness by their captors, and
the population through. which they
passed tor the interiors and at Santa
go subscription was gotten up to sup
ply their necessities and make them
comfortable.
When the news of tho capture W as
received at Santias o, there were de
monstratlons of Joy. The flag Of the
Republic appeared flying on every
house, bands of music paraded the
streets, and crowds ofpoople joined in
singing tho national Hymns and songs
in praise OF their victorious comman
der, his officers and crew. A solemn
ite deum was chanted at tho Cathedral
at which the Archbishop Of Santiago
ofiiciated, and tho President and al
the high officials of tho Governmen
were present. Tho flag Of the CoyN
donga, which has been lowered to tn
Esmcralda. was deposited in the Ga
,hedral; where it will bc carefully pre-
served.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04

IAhdis one Of the most accomplished
Clerks wo have ever known. He mas
served two tcrms in the House, is a
thorough gentleman and a." glorious
fellow" socially, aud we congratulate
the members otthe Sooats upou their
choice ..%>... . !
With r. W. MrLEs, Esq, the I'd
Assistant, we served ono winter in the
Senate. Ho is an excellent clerk, q
thorough business man, 4 good humor'
ed. eocial. gritty gentleman, with a
solid head and a generous hoart.
| With tho other clerks We are not
acquainted.
JANEs sTovER, Esq, of Logan, was
Sergeant alarms OF tho last Senate,
| It was said at the time Of his election
last session, taat no had nine cons in
tho Army. The number we notice
'this time isrcduced 10 6ve. No mat
ter about the number. lie had several
sons in the army and is himself simon
pure Union man, bcsidcs bcing ono ot
the j;ilicst and most social elderly
gcntlcman "on record Ho. vii!
keep the Senate in roar duripgrc
cess. .i
IL. C. DsISKtE, Esq, the Cd Assis
tant Sorgeant.nt.Arms, iswoll known
TO many -four citiEons as verywor
thy anG promising young man. III
served term in tho Gdzct'-ofiicc
and must therefbro bo true blue
! We can assure the Senats that theJ
could hardly have found in tho Stat,
a mora deserving officer, or ono Wit
will mora faithfully discharge his duty
B. J. DooMls, Esq, Clerk OF tht
Iouac, wS haveknSwn for some yeari
!, He is an excellent parljameutariau
and will therefore make a good Clerk
+ He is vigorous and digni6cd writer
; al his letters to the Cincinnati Can
meTeial under tho initials B. J. l..
, latest.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
RxeeurIon q a aIIardeneA rreleh.
ne esafsssss to tAS murder % ws-au
An this cIty. @

I.- . p. !. : .
The following dispatch we clipfrom
the Philadelphia Press. We have NOT
heard Of the murder Of amy woman in.
Lancaster, nor Of any person Of the
name Of Loves in this city. There
must be q mistake somewhere:
RocHrsTER, Dec. Wilson, the
murderer of Devoe, at Portage, was
hung on Friday at Gencsee.,
The murder took place on the 10th
+of May. Wilson went TO the gallows
with the same eallous spirit be had
shown since his conviction, and smiled
with contempt upon the scene in
which no was the most prominent
person. He denied that he had killed
Devoe, but admitted that he know who
was the guilty party. He refused 10
entertain any Clergyman or spiritual
adviser. Sheriff Chase has caused his
photograph to be taken as he was on
| his way from the jailto the gallows
against his protest. For this he told
the sheriff, as he stood with the rope
about his neck, he would take his (the
sheriff;s) picture damned quick if he
had the power. He died like brute,
without looking for sympathy from
any one present; Wilson confessed
he did not bear his true namc, and re-
fused to disclose it or tell his history
even 10 his counsel. He did, however
! ! confess he killed the Hon. Burr Bur,
ton. Of Syracuse, in May last, and also
q Mrs. Lewes at Lancaster, Ohio
about q year since. He hinted at ma
ny other crimes. but disclosed no par.
ticulars, and gave his body to his coun'
sci, who sold it to . surgeon a'
Nunda.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
Needing or the Hooking Valley Hertz.
cultural Society.
HORTICULTURAL Rooms,
nnn ~ tcH

HORTICULTURAL Rooms.
LANCASTER, Dec. 80, IS.
Society met pursuant to adjournment.
Minutes provious meeting read and
approved.
Tho report ofthe com ttec appoin.
tod TO nominate officers vas read and
accepted,
Tho subject ofthc day, IA selection
of Fall Apples" was then taken mp
Mr.. Stalter recommending Craven
stein and Rambo; tho former q varic-
ty indispensable to all collections, sue
ceeding finely on all soils, annually
productive, fruit always fair, fit for
cooking in August, ripening in Sep
tcmber and October, flesh yOllowish,
crisp, tender, sub-aeid, with peculiar
aromatic taste, a foreign variety and
called by some "ohio Nonpariel."-
The latter is variety so we'll known
as 10 require no comment.
The Kinkead apple and Fail nine
wero mentioned by Mr.. Black. The
Cooper apple by Mr.. White, supposed
to bo the apple called Bald Hill, in
his neighborhood, to grow which, sue
ccssfully, must be grated standard
high on strong grower because Of he
reditary tendency to disease in main
stalk.
Porter Apple by Mr.. J. D. Clark,
Golden Pippin by Mr.. Boving, induc.
ing tho remark by Mr. Clark, that that
variety, together with Newton Pippin
and Rhode Island Greening werc now
thrown out as unworthy Of cultiva'
! ton. West6eld Seek no Further, by Mr.
Young, as q late Fall and early Win
: ter variety. Autumn Strawberry
Maiden's Blush, Yellow Sweet and Jer'
sey Sweet by Mr.. Gravett York Rus
sett by Messrs. Work and Clark-su
5 perior for applo.butter, dry and sweet
ripening September to December.
A votc was then talkon resulting IL
the selection Of tho Rambo, WestficlC
Seek no Further, Gravenstoin. .Yorl
Russet, Yellow Sweet and Cooper.
Mr.. Boving gave notice that HI
would introduce a resolution at th,
> next meeting, appropriating the sur
plus funds in the treasury TO purchas,
q Library. 24
On motion Society adjourned to tn
a 18th inst, at A. M. Tho subjec
; 70 be discussed will DO the selection
Of Winter Fruit SSi1r xi
10. KINKEAD, Irsf.
J. MAccRAcKEN, Sec'y.
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OTGsnIsstiSn oT the General Assembly.
The Legislature Of Ohio organized
on Monday last by the election Of the
following officers;
BESATE.
Chief Clerk, y. T. HALL, Of Mus.
kingum.
lst Assistant Clerk, L. p. RosE, Of
Licking
% Assistant Clerk, r. ". MrLEs, Of
Morrow.
Eurolling clOrk, J. II. DrSEs, Of
Warren.
Engrossing Clerk, Il. G, HoMAS, Of
Ashtabula.
For Sergoant,at.Arms, JAMES STo,
vER, Of Logan, who had Ave sons in
the army, was selected, on the second
ballot.
For LIST Assistant sergcantat.Arms
JSo. 7. CARLlS, gallant young sol,
der Of Hancock was the chosen one
on tho second ballot.
For ID Assistant, HENRY @, DRINKLE
otFaIrGcld, was chosen on the second
ballot.
House. ,
Sneaker, Hon r. A. PAri oft, O
Montgomery.
Chiei Clerk, D. J. Loomia, Of cuya
hogA.
lSt Assistant, James II. Nash, o
Madison.
T ~ Assistant, George X, NAeh.
SsSgsant at.Avms, Lieut. Wake
Barnet of Guernsey.
jAt Assistant, Alexander Mccoy.
ed Assistant, Lieut.. Wm. Phillips, q
Ksox. '
% ASaistsRs, Fred BlcnknOr,
FTankliH. ", So. aa.ss-a
Z. We mast tspasr our thanks 70 u
Senate for eleciihg ofsOagAao aatireI
} in accordance with oof~ishsS
E.T. HALL, Esq., the Chief Clerk, is
yerng lawyer Of considerable proDis
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
na. The Mount Vernon Republica

na.Thc Mount Vernon Republican
says that last week q shocking affair
transpired at Gambler. A daughter
Of Rev. Mr.. Strong of that place, about
three years old, was poisoned BY a
dose Of what her parents had purchas.
cd at Drug Storo as a vcrmifuge,-
She lived only an hour after taking
the medicine, and examination show
cd that strychnino entered largely into
its composition. Tho druggist hat
pronounced the medicine all right and
thOrO is saidto be much feeling agains
him in the community.
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Tn. P.n,.n Msvems.t.
New YoRK, Jan. 1.

New YonK, Jan. 1.
Tomorrow is the day appointed for
the assembling Of the Fenian Con-
gress. Large numbers Of delegates
have arrived, and more are expected
in tho morning. 1t is understood tho
Senate has adjourned, and will not be
called together until after the session
Of Congress is over
The Washington Circle Of the Fe-
oian brotherhood of this District,
which has been in existence seven
years, at their meeting tonight, unan-
imously endorsed the action of tho Fe.
nian Senate, and passed resolution
inviting their countrymen TO lay aside
all minor considerations and support
the Constitution heretofore adopted at
Philadelphia, for the government oi
the brotherhood, and like true mon
prove that thoy can liberate their be-
loved country, and maintain thcro
Republican form of Government.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-04
Gov. co1,s STAG.

Gen. J. D. Cox, Governor elect. has
rendered appointments to tho follow.
ing named gentlemen; Adjutant Gen
eral, Brig. Gen. Cowan, Belmont
county; Quartermastcr General, Liout
Col. D. W. II. Day, Wood county,
Aides do Camp, Lieut.. Col. James
McCrecry, late of tho 4lst Ohio Infant
ry, Trumbuli county, and Capt L
MNrkbreit, late Of tho 24th Ohio In
fantry, Hamilton county; Private Sec
rotary, VIM. Coggcsball, FRANKLIN
county.
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+. CADY STANTON,
LUCY STONE. Nv
SUSAN B. ANTHONY.


Standard ofiico, 4S Beekman street,
Now York."
And here is the petitiouinfull:
"a Petition for UniuersdI Suffrage.
ITO the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes:
"The undersigned women Of the
United States, respectfully ask an a
mendment of the Constitution, that
shall prohibit the several States from
disfranchising any Of their citizens on
the ground Of sex. In making our de-
mand for suffrage, we would call your
attention to the fact that we represent
fifteen millions Of people-one.half the
entire population Of the country-in-
telligent, virtuous, native. born Amer
ican citizens; and yet we are the only
class who stand outside the pale Of po.
litical recognition. -; I:
"The Constitution classes us as "free
people" and counts as whole persons
in the basis of representation; and yet
We arc governed without our consent,
compelled TO pay taxes without appeal, ,
and punished for violations of law,
without choice of Judge or juror. Tho
Experience Of all ages, the Declarations
Of the Fathers, the statute laws Of our
own day, and the fearful revolution
through which we have just passed, all
prove the uncertain tenure of life, lib.
erty and properly, SO long as the bal.
lot-the only weapon Of self.protecton
is not in the-hand Of every citizen.
Therefore, as you are now amend.
ing the Constitution, and, in harmony
with advancing civilization, placing
new safe. guards round the individual
rights OF four millions Of emancipatet
slaves, we ask that you extend The
right of suffrage TO women-the only
class of disfranchised citizens--anc
thus fulfil your constitutional obliga
ltion TO guarantee TO every State in thu
Union a republican form of govern
ment.
As all partial application Of rcpub
lican principles must ever breed {
complicated legislation, as we'll as
discontented people, We would pra.
: your honorable body, in order to sim
plify the machinery OF government
and insure domestic tranquility, tha
you legislato hereafter for persons, cit
liens, tax payers, and not for clas
or caste.
} r.For justice and equality your peti
TONERS will ever pray"
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Tho Death or Henry winter Dsv,..
BALTIMORE, January l.


A largo meeting was held to-day, at
tho Baltimore Union Club, to tako suit.
able action upon tho occasion of tho
death Of tho Hon. Henry Winter Da.
Wis. Governor Swami, on being call
ed to the Chair, in o speech Of some
length and much feeling, dwelt upon
the many brilliant qualities and pri'
vato virtues Of the deceased.
A committee Of Eve was appointed
TO DRAFT resolutions, expressing the
deep sense Of the meeting at the attic
tion with which tho family Of Mr.. Da
Wis, his city and State has been visit
ed After which tho meeting ad
journed. y; 94f.
Several members Of Congress hav'
arrived TO take part in the obseQuiei
|, on Tuesday, at I O'clock,
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-. ces..rv.,.y.. .aa ,A. naaleal.

Fks coossrvattvss aAd ths SsadieAis.
We have, no doubt the Conserva-
tivss. led by President johnson, and
thn radicals, led by Mr.. Sumner and
Mr.. stesSnS, agrec entirely in uhi.'
mate object. Both aim at tho con-
plete restoration Of tho late insursent
States, the, protection Of the freed,
mon, and their admission to all the
rights Of citizens.
Tho difference. is as 10 tho manner
af accomplishing these ends. The
President believes. that, inagnanimity
and confidence in tho professions Of
Southern mon will efFcct'a restoration
ofths States, when harslncss and dis
trust would not. Tho Union being
restored, and Slavery being abolished,
be trusts inieroourie with the North,
emigration, and the establishment Of
FREQ schools, to overcome the prejudice
and bitterness Of tho Southern people
against the black man, and bolieveS
that those will secure him not only
full protection in person. and property,
but also the right Of suffrage. This
will begrcatly facilitated by 50 amend,
ing tho Constitution as TO base repro
settstion upon tho voting popula
tiou. =.
The radicals ask that 10 the work
OF restoration the President should
"make haste slowly" They believe
that in order to restore tho Union and
secure tho rights Of tho freedmen, tbt
States should be Governed by Fedora
authority until q sentiment Of nation,
ality prevails and the right Of suffrag'
is extended to tho blacks.
We arc with tho President 80 lonl
90 tho test oath remains. Or rather
we should ask that all those who he'll
civil Offices under the rebel govern
mont and all who held commissions il
Tho rebel army, should bc forever OK
cluded from holding any Fodoral Of
6co. With this, and the guarantee
already secured, viz; thcrcpealoi these
cesSion ordinances, tho reputation {
tho rebel debt, and tho abolition ofSh
very, We are ready TO restore II
States tomorrow. Under the lat
amendment TO tho Constitution, Coz
gross has power to eAiorce tho Abol
tion Of Slavery. TO this end, il ma
continue tho Freedman's Bureau att
che Statcs arc fully restored, and th'
afford tho blacks ample projections
Suffrage noed not bO extended to Il
freedmen until education shall bccon
rs general among thOm as among Il
whites. 10
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TaR BOD CR1NaEp MANpu

The Ohio Easis, VIC understand. hat
changed hands; CHARLEs RoLAxr
having sold the establishment to Wx
+. BAKtR.
We have broken many a1anco Will
Roland, and have found him a bitterant
on interruptions enemy. He bas hi'
faults, and who has NOT! Novertbe
less, he is man with many good quail
isies. Thcrcfors wa extend to him 1
printer's farcweli, and say, reqaiesca
n pace. =. ''.-.