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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT / FANSPoR !
TATIoS,-S. 4 r. L. II. Co.
Portsmouth. Va, November 9TH, 1871
C,hANGE OF S,cilEDVLE'
On and after MONDAY. November 10,
trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE PORTSMOUTH DAILY Elk
CEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train ut - An
Accommodation Train , 90 I'M
ARRIVE All PORTSMOUTH DAILY.
EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at . 45r NJ
Accommodation Train i 80 l.hf
Mail train connects at Weldon with tile
Mail Trains of the Wilmington " eldon
and Raleigh and CASTOR Railroads.
And on Mondays, " ednesdays. and
FRIDAYS at Franklin. with steamer for
Edcut0n. Plymouth and Lane 'ugS Oh
DIacr,W;.tcr and thoWan rivers alId iOr
" aslington ana stations on gainesville
and Vi asI!ington Railroad.
Through tickets on sale TO ia1.ijoru,
Goldsboro. Newborn, Wilmington, Col
unoi;t, Augusta, Charleston, Savannah,
Jacksonville. Eernandina, and aii points
in Florida, Raleigh. Hamlet, Charlotte,
Statcsyilic, Marion, Hickory, Old Fort,
Ashcvillc, Warm Springs, Atlanta, Ma
CON, Montgomery. Columbus, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points Ill South AND
Southwest.
freights received daily, eptS1m'Iays
from m. to 4 PM. Il. &. GH!O,
superintendent of Transportation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14
HAI'E"TEEE.L SPRINGS
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL

Highest point R u G R R Property
owned by Principal. Noted for medicinal
waters and pure air. Pleasant home: prac-
teal school. Mathematics specially thor
ough. Good food. Tuition, academic
course, with Music and Board. not to ey-
coed; $40 per session 20 weeks. No extras
"Opens August 4, Ias,7. Catalogue
sent on application to Principal,
Wv S BARNES. Kltrells N n
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14

81 to 500 per day at home. Samples
So to S~~O worth s. free. Address
Stinson Il Co., Portland, Maine.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14
SCHEDULES.

D uv,rt,sp17Pc. RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT,
p,rrspspTr5{cf VA. JANUARY, u, loS2.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS, 70 TAKE,
EFFECT Apr. Z, 18S4.
GOING SOUTH
BOSTON 6. Savannah Fast Mai
(Stops only at Kelfieidl
cave Petersburg daily at 4 :09 =. IN
Arrive at Weldon ct :34
NEW YORK EXPRESS,
Leave Petersburg daily at 100 ?. u
Arrive at Weldon at 5'ij Z i
Freight.
Leave Petersburg (ex'pt Sun, 1900 pc
Arrive at w eldon at 5t2 H..
GOING NORTH
Boston & Savannah Fast Mail.
Leave Weldon daily at / 80 4, II
Arrive at Petersburg at ) ~
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Leave Weldon daily at LILO N.
Arrive at Petersburg at 81 L. II.
Freight.
Leave Weldon lex SUM- 3G p III
Arrive at Petersburg TO u Z M
First-class coaches will run through
between Wilmington and Washington
and sleeping cars on night and day train"
Sleeping car berths can be had for one
dollar from Richmond to Baltimore. No
change of cars.
Through tickets sold to all Eastern
and Southern points, and baggage check
Cd through.
W. j. BROWN, -
Dispatcher Of Ttaif'a.
r. II. SULLY
! General Superintendent.
W. P. TAYLOR, Gen. Ticket Agt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14
CONSTIPATION.

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to
such cases, one dose effects such a change
of feeling as to astOnish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, and cause the
body to Take ON Flesh, thus the system is
nOurished. and by their Tonic Action on the
Digestive Organs, Regular Stools pro-
duced. Price Is cents. as Murray ST., n. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14

The hip-panier continues TO grow
i'll favor.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14

The rage for wine color has spread
to cloves and stockings.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-09-14

AZ ILMINGTON Il WELDON L. L. To-.
w OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
WILMINGTON, II. G. My. II, 1852. J
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

Senator H0ar, of Mass. mtde himself sbsurdly prominent bv his recent uncunplimentary speach and vote against the ap- pOiutmtnt of Roscoe C0uklin to the supreme Bench. His ideas of Senatorial courtesy must be very fiue and discriminating if he can consciehciOusi, think that Conklipg's action in withdra wing from the Senate, in the manner in which ha did, united him for the dignified offi,.e of Justi,.e of the Supreme Court. When Blaine was nominated for the cabinet COnkling voted in favor of his confirmation, with proper Senatorial courtesy; but when Blaine insisted upon the nomi- nation of a Name man to an of flee in New York, contrary to all political precedent, Conkling resigned. H0ar himself, how ever, was forced t0 admit that not since the days of Webster had any public, man in America so near equ ,led.. that Immortal statesman m breadth of mind aud depth of legal knowledge, MS Roscoe Conklins. These qual flea lions, with unSwerVlng Integrity fit any man for that high station, and these tpnkiing possesses. In declining the appointmrnt he shows that he Ina, higher aspira- tions.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
BRONCO.

EMPHIs, March 7.-Suppli, s were sent yesterday aftrrnoGn to points on both sides of the river hetween here and GreenviIl-, Miss. Every day brings int-tli
 gence of widespread >uff ring aud the destitute lnditinn of the people within the inundated regions The levee in front of Helena. Ark, is still intact, but the backwater is encrOtchlng upon the business portion of the city. The levees between Virk>- burg and Helena are covered with stock in d starving condition. Several rafts, with whole families aboard, have bren seen fi.mting down the otream.' l he situation has bscumo deSpe rate in some localities, a nd now it is only d question of provisions or early starvation to both humIn beings and stock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
The Committe on Naval Affairs

.
 The Committe on Naval Affairs is ready to reporta bill appropriat- ing s1O. .OOO, ,00O for a new navy, and the impression in naval cir. cles is that no very heavy iron clhds will be built, but number of comparatively light but very strong and swiftly sliline vessels. The policy of the United States would seem 10 he to make OuI navy formidable tn the merchant ships of other powers. Whrn We have such ships as can be built. for SlQOOo,OoO, England, France, Spain, Germtny, and Norway, the only countries that. have IsrgA shipping interests, will IhR-itate long before they appeal to the last argument of nations. England is the only country with which we have a remote possibility of war. We have such wonderful advantage in the width of the Atlantic Ocean, and the casa with which we could take Ctnadl or Cuba in case of war with England or Spain, that many doubt the ne"es- sity of keeDing up an expensive naval 6stablis hment. It would be a very serious thing for En- gland to send her iron clad fleet to our shoreS. for by so doing she would uncover her only defence against her ever armed and ready neighbors on the continent. But the truth is We need stilors more than ships, and the only way tO secure them in abundance is to revive American commerce. A large number of braWny sailots with nerves braced and stomarhs seasoned by long familiarity with the sea, woIld be a powerful buiwsrk against the navieS of Enrope. Captain Ead' can bnild an iron clad in month. But it will take the United States longer than that to make a sailor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

Washington, March s -Presi- dent has urged Senator Edinnnd5 io reconsider Lis declin,tion of the Supreme Judgeship, but friends of he latter who rnjOy his confidence Say he will not cOpseut under any circumstances t, arctp pt. Senator Davis, of H. linnis, is very anxious t0 have EdM,und> appointed to the Supr. me bench, and it said il Tt quest WIS mide through him 10 F. imundI tn rerOnSid r. IL Is evident that EdmundS is firm in his declina'iOn and the President is satisfied of this fact.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
Give us Credit.

We suggest 10 our Territory contemporaries thar instead.0f D " ing such marked attenfion to the lark5 which some of our boys occasionally have. they refer once in a while fO.lhe fartthat S500, 900 a month is .!amut our regular bullion shipment. and that fout of our mines pay dividends as regularly as the moon comes round. Remember. neigh bnrs, Arizona is all one outside of our Hear vicinity. and that bad news hurts all alike, and good items are money in your pockets, toO.- Nugget.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
A REAL NECESSITY.

We presume there is hardly a lady to be found in oui Lroad.Iand who, if she dues not already pos sess a sewing machine, expects some day to become the owner of one.
 The household of young wife is now considered incomplete without d sewing machine.
 Next to her lover the thought uppermost in the, mind of the maiden j ist blonming into womanhuod is a sewing machine.
 When asked by her parents or affianced what her Christmas or birthday present shall be. the answer in majority If cases is, "A sewing machine"
 But after the mind has been fully made up to purchase one of these indispensable articles, lhe eupsrion arises as to what kind of Ill tchihe 10 buy.
 IL should be so simply construct ed that the most inexperienced can successful Y perate it.
 The other prints mainly to be cOnsi tered, aud which are the most de-irabl ,, are durability, rapidity. capacity for work. ease of operation. regularity of motion, uuifoi miiy of tension, and silence while m operation.
 Of all the various machines now upen the market, the Light Running New Home" fills the above requirements most satis- factnriiy.
 It is said to combine the good poirt~ of all o:her sewing machin- es, and, add ton, has many new Improvements ard labor-saving devices.
 The price is no higher than that of other machines, and every lady who Is the happy pos stssor of one my rest assured she has indeed a treasure.
 All who send fur the company'e new illustrated eat iiogue and enclose their adv. tisement Wrinted on another page), will receive set of ftncy adverti-lng oovelties, of value 10 those col- lectlng cards, 1s.. Their address is, JOHNSDN, CLARK & co, 30 Uuion Square, New York.
 The local agent for these machines in Yuma is Mr II. F. Long, who h's specimens of them on exhibition at the store of G. Ginocchip & Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

Who that aS Wa'che1 the clumsy and tedious process of fastening mail sacks hy the stlap- and staple device. now in use. as not been struck by the absurdity and waste of time in p0king narrow strip 0i leather through eight or ten link, and wOnltred that some ingenious Yankee did not long since invent something more simpl. and speedy? This has at last been accnmpl. shed by Mr. R. H. Hewitt of Los Angeles, one of the Route Az nisbetwtenf that ely and Demiug Mir. Hewitt showed us the miodel If his invention few days ago, and for simplicity, ease of nIahipula- ton and speed, it seems to De d perfect success. lis owner claims that sacks furnished with his fasteners can be opened and clos, d in oue-lhird the time required ny those. now in usp-A fact that will be appreciated by the hurrieIl agents who have 10 cptn and cl I5e two Ur three huntired pOm.hcs O. every rip. We Will not attempt a description of the patent, for we hope that all W ill s1e it in use. at an early day, on the mail sacks of the U S. The fortunate vpntur has already been approached with frs for th,, righ of his pltent in Emgl land. We congratulate Mr. hewitt in advance, and hope to st.e him travelIng in his own private car ere long, inntead Of the U. 5. Postal. in which he has taken su many solitary rides over the de sert.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
Mans HnsratItude.

This is an ungrateful World to say the least. A man wfli act like a lunatic when he has the Itch ng Piles, anu declare that he knows he can't live another day, yet he applies Swayne'S ointment, the intense itching is ;dlayed at once, he gets cured and goes down To :he lodge without one whit of gratitude. When asked why he looks so cheerful, he dodges the questi n by an indifferent answer. It's just like man though, isn't it?
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

1.-the speech of Gei SchohPl' ii had hren d livered before an American audience, or had emI- mated from a'su j"ct of country having an unbridled press. very little attention would have been D aid to it. As it is Russia has only her own grinting policy tD thank fur the impression il has created aud the lnsigh, it affords into the politics of that country.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

ST. PETERSBURG, March 5. -. Jessie HelfmaDn, who, because of being enceinte, Was respited from the execution Of capital sentence for complicity iu the assassina' ion of the late Car, died last week in child birth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
tical contract shalft which is down 146 feet, and being energe- tically pushed.

tlcdl contract Slal1C W0lcn IS down 146 feet, and being energe- tically pushed.
 T THE NELLY KENYON.
 This clearly deEued lode being the first north west extension of the Rzd Cloud { Silent, ydeserves special mentiOn,s in that from location, and character of ore in the Various workings, availabili- ty, and tangible value, place it among, if not the leading, pros rect in the district, and it is unfortunate for the Camp, that the owners Stein & Millar have not the capit,l to thorOugly develop il, for nothing is wanting surface indica ions tosatisfy the most inrr, dulous, that a judi cious outlay of money, would Opeu another lea ling mine.
 THE MELISSA.
 Jahu B mher one 0fihe owners of his I,dp, which created such a I'cal excitement two years back when they were sinking on the ore chimney, has completed as sessment for 1882 by contributing the cross cut from 100 feet level 10 feet further, now in 35 feet from fo0tw T. and in d formation of Black and Flunr-S'mr, hec"m- ing more sramy, a"d very like the Red Cloud, upon which channel it is lJra.ed, The ledge, it is calculated is 50 feet in width. ,, t ThE MISSOURI. ...
 On the vertical -h lft. ore in gra"ite. aud at depth of 75 feet; The haugr from pnrphyry on surface. to granite below would cause one to think they h"d the foot wal. The ledge above them aud tu east, shows d width of 50 feet cropping entire length, sand lays on west base of m"untain chain N. w. and $. R.. trend.
 THE RORTAIT
 East Silver District, has the owners camp (Vomicil) Black smith shop, eic. erected, and will be prnspecled thoroughly.
 Dowhey Harvey has taken a spin inside and will receive the Rrmntnrore sbipnleDtsin in Frisco. Giichri,.'s st re is complete, and occupied, and IS not excelled by any establishment of the kind in Yuma County. ., -s
 Bob Barlow is dOirg assessment on d claim he is interested In, near the Rover.
 BRoNCO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
THE MELISSA

Jahu E mher one of the owners of his I,dr, which created such a I'cal excitement two years back when they were sinking on the ore chimnry, has completed as sessment fOr 1882 by contributing
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

Phenix, March 9-F. A. Tritle qualified and entered into the duties of his offir9 as G,'yeInnI yesterday af prnoOn at Prescott.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

"rhe river is up, the channel is deeu, the" but 'tis easier to come home on the train.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11

EDITOR SENTINEL "Tis with our judgments as our watches, none E. just alike" yet each believes Iii; o,yn Tho u,,ifar oftAr npt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-07

Several years ago there was much
said about growing potatoes under
straw. and We published ~ the time
several reports from those who had
tried the method with success. Inter-
cst III the subject appears ~ 10 renewed.
10 Judge from inquiries. The method n
very simple. The land Il prepared IN
the usual manner and the rows marked
or the sets are dropped along the rows
and very slightly Or not ~ All covered
with soil. The whole field. or he'd. II
then covered with eight ~ TIM inches
thickness III Old straw. Nothing more
II required until digging time. unless
some strong weeds should make their
WAY through TIC straw, and these may
~ pulled. Il u claimed that The weld
Il larger and the potatoes are much
hnndsomcr than these treated ~ thc
usual manner. d'africnn dgricNlfnrist-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-07

A Trrcvcr ~ horsrraIish far the uar-
- ros ~ f,,,nv;ny d;rrrt;nn< ~
60 se. ss. - ~ sa,e. IA roots wh;ch
p -. 1900, fron, I. ssts., started eariv
= ~ -. 800, cnsaa " r,.,nr;,x a,d III.
n -. 1870 ,,,, 49, ~ Vasami.r ~ W
S'S " ~ ~, ,- ; .se a. the time ~
S s;.r. ~ ~ ,.,s:, r,.., 4 fresl from III
" sss;,1 sne '' aad Nv mall roots ~.
s .lrarad 9 ~ :. sats,, ar.;n n NJ spr;n~.
1v'e' $3.50 NJ. 800. 9ra ,.,h.t r,av ~.
a nII I. :. snrscis" Fxerxth;ng INTENDED
$3.50 - sv-;.d!n .orsrsj ~ s,nd a Z
~. s $3.50 s6',,a. y, ..,....-,,,t ,,;l,;,,, IA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-07
noxE. rARx and GARDEN.


IA sink drain becoming chokcd with
crcasc may ~ cleaned ~ plugging ~
~. ontl.t ana dllinr IA drain win
sfronc bo;l;nv hot ia ~ wood ashes.
Af,.r thiS has remained IN \ short time
Tia outlet should be opcncd and The
drain flushed out with hot water. -- ~
N Times.
III II uSnal when plantinc celery ID
III, IN NV leaves n fhc xonrest stalks.
leaviny only liz heart. Il viii tend 10
dwarf celery ~ ~ Tia nlants close: that
Il IN inches anart ~ III ro,yS. Celery
requires \ cnol. moist Mace: IN rich.
warm xoil II NAV run "a seed. making 4
yery rank growth.
~, .A.. ... HIM.
~ ~ wi '"ns 'h"' 49, M
near whole when thcv arr laundrie'l.
TaLe . niece N la.,.. ar very Thin mus
In. ana when thc curtain n starched
starch tbis niece Ala ANA mi II over the
snot which needs mend;n, twill show
Vary l;,tle n ~ ali and The starch will
kecn Il a nlace.N y PoSf.
~, a,.. o..;,. !. .,.s,royed ~
n. ANTS may eaS'iy y uss'.o,s" ~
uissoi''ng SUGAR q 'cau ~ " - n''''
Ino's'en,nR prown suSa' WI ~ so'''
non ine sugar. - 'nrn sP'sau .
pieces 81 paper 81 Snas'nSs' anu 49,
are scattered aoou. where 'ne sn'S wv.
- ~ states tha' 'ns green "P'.s
snr;nkl;n~ weak tobacco water on The
,lants n Y 1Yas<
~-IiefOrc the rIlIUfTu STOCKINGS De-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-07


"Well. As | was saving. ] have had
my ups. and I've had my downs. One
81 nv downs was IN front Of the spotted
leopard. and aforo | got up again the
the brute grabbed my ear and biz u
completely on The scar on nv face was
caused by kick from buffalo, and
lost these three fingers BY bite from =
lion. was handing the animal BIT
Of meat and = teazing II Il somewhat.
NV attention was called or By some
thing, and the lion made jump and
and got the meat and my fingers IN his
mouth. and BIZ three Of them clean on'
Well took that philosophy like. and
didn't get my back up. Strange 70 say.
had ID cut OF the lions leg . few
months after. This Is how Il happened:
1.-The lions den was divided from the
tigers BY row Of bars. and the two
animals would sit opposite and spit at
each other for hours. One day the
lion goes to sleep near the partition.
and III his slumbers he stretches one Of
his hind legs thorough the bars into
the tigers den. That tiger gives
spring pounces on the lions limb. and
before we could separate 'em the mon
.v<.h ~ tho foroSt mad his frotfor friUhf-
es,iis, ,.,sn,,sd "a chewed ~ ~ bis
.s "a ~;ssl TIA ns~t d.v that Leo
y. s..e,, IA fester Ana she boss
$3.50 ~ sh.11 10. th.f l;on ;t's
~ ~ "a, ..r,,;f, 81 there gnes
- ooo, c.-sI., mnnfate tho 70.
So y. .Wh.re viii An lind TIA saw
1890 II, ~ ;tp' saws 4: .rm there:
ri -. y a. 60 ,.Yoni' saxs he. YES. !
s 49,, NJ .v;xs - thc $50 hin fusf.
~ s-.,.;Jsrs s,.h;la ara vanks ont thu
80 ..5 ,,.n., ! ,.sra 40 nrenara-
.; ,1 ~ ~ a,,s~s,;or I cets = IA n
rh,-s.cs,,~,,, 4, 4 hottle ana en0aoes half
10 a-dasen red;csl stndents Ii Give me 4
M, Then / annroaches that lion
as',t;,s,. scd ,,o,,rs tbe chloroform All
$500 ~ Neil IA ~ fails ,nsensible.
49, IT, 80 - .;,ssI ~ ,hst l;nn ana hand
t tn.l !; - t 800 ! ss~s Win rones ana
n nan. :" u 49, - .>,,,dn,s mnvo -
snS S 49,. 49, IN M kn;fc
49, "a s "a $50 y, ,vort ~ TIA
anu Iss'1 ~. ~. ~ cfshs vonnr stndents
r "y.n. 80 u y, ~ ~ ,.h;,.r
ue'hhe N. :" 80. 1870 o;nan r 40.
- $3.50. Y, 80
"e .'wa m 'I 1S.,-a ~. hone burnt M
u-;s 80 - hr,,,sa av.r,th;rc ~ com.
s ss.at,s H., ~ !. iass shsn ,en minutes
"a sa ~ ~. navar ,roved ~ ssronc
.nu ..e 49, - e,oraeor,n W. ha5
49, 49, 80 800 sh;,d MI, ~ ,our Z nsi
I'M - ~ .'a. Nv ha.d hefore he
w .a $500 $500 1 - ~ erd tben NJ
lps'.s.. nny $50 ~ IL ~ III s;de u,
s,o~ss n, 49, - -esr;n,, ia h;iiv~bor
ao ,.s 49, ~ 49, - ,,cnse How.
Win pan s,a = IN" - - ,sst IN h;s three
s , ~ S'oou " sr;F II, sro,,nd M
lsgs anu psssn .'r,, s ~. Nh; TIM ~ f.ce.
stump" - ~ ' ,. IN, ~ ,ha face
a1ounu NM MY IN ,sn,h Nh ~, ~
! ss'1es no'u y ,n ~ '' S ~" 80" Nh srsai
anu s',o 49, I. y !, I'm, ~ a1s;n and w;nks
=. 80 I'D. y !, ,,'da~stsrd n III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-07

m
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:. $500 81. ~ ussane ~ ~ Rannhl;cans
- n p,s '.;' =, - n, Nv y. ,,,,,lj accent
% posson peS'n ~, a ~ ~ 49,, ~o sss-
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tep'.u',.''o ': u ~ ''s' Ell III. tf;s
!. = ny .'';'v - axsr rsx.ai.d nv
~. ,'..'....:..' ..r,,,,st,i,- h...usa Sa,-
INC s9In n P.ooaps ~ $3.50 ,,,.,,,
a'oI sla ... ~ ~, ~ ~ s .,'',,5 ,r.st nv
my assu.,'ss 40. W.. f,r IN, 49, .,;rnn
'irSin'a tes's'a.u'r s'on' u 49, .,'a.
ps'' = "as sness'' ~. ~ arss;s,a,,rs 10
aI'e, ~ nav o. es ~, ss-,,,.sh;,'
wou's E'se ~ s' .s. 49,. .1,ia
st. = suS.ess.ua lePu.i'' '''',:.,.t;, !,
notice 2, NJ ao'l''s any '''o''''''o' n
aessp. ny p'oPoss ssn n ~, IA cnh,;c
aPie1n.s' n3"s, ....,ar aai,,s;a,, III
. ~ 49, 1877 Th '';,a,;.,, 49, ;n,srj-
49, "soHs ' i;e I. ~, , a,,i,. .al.hrs,;nc
~ q XIV 's t:,ts ~ ~, ,s9,srh whx the
n asl,1,lsson v Observation-Disclosures s 49, w
nepupl'can, q MasSac ,,'', = 49, NJ
cansr tnes n's' s''ser''s', n MAJ. 49,
'ne eiisIn'a ~ ny pseSen. , ','''. -. 49,.
ts'useu ~ w sa" ' ~ -,
niss raeeu tne ~. NJ w. i.,s ...,.'.,
these very virtuous gentlemen resolved
~ endorse stealing thew also thought il
necessary "a secure A. much good com
many from the Old Dominion a. was
,oss;ble Hence the effort Ia bring In
George Washington as coadiutor Of
| Malone and III peculiar system and
ideas.
Rut Mr.. Malone found that the vir-
c;nia Legislature could not be trusted.
ana ~ was therefore. compelled 10 de-
cline fhe invitation. This he did in q
4 letter hearing date February III. By d
fiction nec,liar ~ members or the Sen
ate who NAV b,vg official stationery and
\ carry II ~ their respective homes. the
\ Later "a n III head \. senate Chamber.
Wash;nr,on \ althouch N the date men
\ toned r. senator wa ~ bis home in
Richmond deyisinc means FOR cement
mo his mower by whipping back the re-
1 ca7c;franf ReadiusterS known as the
:. MI Eour Il
n this letter the information il frs.
given N fhe nublic that the alleged
statesman was invited 70 speak upon
!. The Present Ana Future II Virginia. \
WHAT d;ra.t connection fhcse periods III
h;stor, have Win Washin0torr's birth
dav = M q, ~, ~ the bills. because.
\ II here i anvfbinv with which Wash.
;ncton's name a linked. N 4 the mas,
h;sS..~, ~ ,la an dominion N 4 man.