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NOuisiana.

RECEN Publication. setling forth the pecuniary adj
I derived by the planters cultivation
of aud cotton, ia the county OF AIIkap4s in Llui-
ana, has induced me make il known, tha; have
PLANTATION these for sale The acres.
is situated upon The river Tecbe, 40 miles from
DywattT and about 20 by land The coil Is OF l.e rst
quality and suitable for tie cultivation Of sugar cotton
rice, indigo aud naiIs ne imp are acres
enclosed cypress post and rail fence, dwelling
other houses. The are so so of prairie
closed The remainder of the tract Is In wood. The title
Is MISUNDERSTANDING been granted by the Mig Span.
f.w years previous TO the cessrn % Louisiana tT Ike
terms will he liberal. THOMAS L. wAGGANAN.
irh orr L
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New St0pe.

THE Subscribers ,underthe firm OF John E. HELMS
D. y 90. bsye this DAY opened, (aeNt door To wn. j.
Cole & Coz general assortment of DRY GOODS which
will he sold at the reduced prices for cash
acceptaBccs. =. e. HELMS,
October Z. II-in -. a WAL. KYLE.
SSAMUEL ANDERSON, <itfOrHfp at I.ui0 MAJ opentd
, his Once in the City Of Washington the Pehnyl-
wanna Avenue where he oilers lis professional
those who may he disposed to employ him.
He lobiain for all soldiers koaOHr0Oiy dischaI ged
their MILITARY WARRANTS aud LAND PATENTS.-
He will also attend to business connected with the
Public Offices IN this CITY and those who may condde
auJ business toii may be assured that II will be
acted in the most speedy and correct manner.
NJ n Al letters TO him business must ne postpaid
otherwise they will be suffered remain the Post
Ofice.
Sent. 8. s5Ig.H
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NEWBORN, September so-'rhe Franklin,
we understand, viii sail in few days, direct
for the Mediterranean, with number Of extra
officers 10 relieve those now oil tat station.
letter tro,n Philadelphia states, that the
Franz I'm ~, Captain Stewart will sail on the
iJih ofnext month, direct for the Me,iiterra-
mean. IL will be rccoiiected, that a few days
since, ~ was said the Franklin was Ia take ont
Mr.. Rush ia England, aDl then proceed TO the
MediierrdncaD.l n. T. Ga-.
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1t is mentioned il Boston paper, that Mr..
DAscHKoFF, tie Russian minister, is about tn
return home, and that lie is TO be succeeded i'm
his present finct Ons by Baron TYLr
\ Philadelphia paper also says, We learn
from an authentic source that his majesty the
emperor OF Russia has been pleased to promote
MIR. ID asCHKoFF, his minister near the United
States. to The rank of colonel"
In this coun;ry, the appointment of foreign
minister TO the rank OF colonel would not be
considered as any great promotion.
Bait Patriot.
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4 PETITION will bc presented az theuext session OF
"a the General Assembly Of Virginia PRAYING the pas
sage OF Law anthorisin2 the subscriber Dam
Obstruction Waie Creek 2 feet above hiz wa
ter MARI, aud extending from his land IN the county Uf
New Kent tn that ofthe representatives ofJamcs Ranks
dec in James City ceuaiyioE purposes therein speciG
ed. ROBERT WARREN.
OctoherT. 1lv1w
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%otice.

SHALL PETITION the Legislature Of Virginia al its
session for leave 10 conduct The water rom my
Spring by Tunnels into Richmomd aud convey along
the Streets, soas to supply The Ctileus thefewitb.
WM MfICuIiL.
Henrico Ostoher7. 4tyIw
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FROnI CiUANAIOUpF

New.YoRs, Oct. BY the Drig Volant,
Cont from Guadaloupc, we learn that the Port
OF ;he Mole was >hut on the l>iof Sept against
American vessels, Oy order of tue French Go
vernInent.
\ very heavy gale of wind (says the Buffalo
Journal was experienced on Lake Erie on
Tuesday 2tth SeTt. Several vessels were dri-
ven down The Lake, and some considerably in
jurcd. The schooner Nautilus from ihis port
for Sandusky, was upset about fifty miles IA
hove Erie. The passengers and crew succeed
ed in saving themselves upon the side of lie
vessel, until she drfted down the lake nearly
oil Erie, when Lieut.. Newconb, of the United
States army, lately from Sackets ifar Dor as 4
last resort, left the vessel and attempted to
reach the shore by swimming; but being much
exhausted, having been on the wreck forty
eight hours without a6y susteGance, lie was o.
vercome By the violence Of the waves, and soon
sunk To rise no more. The remainder of the
passengers and crew were soon after received
by boat from TIE shore.
The Packet Boat President Monroe, owned
by MIR. j.. Hodge, OF this village, was also an
set of Dunkirk. The crew were saved by tie
assistance the boar from The shore, which
took them OH after they had been in The water
scvefai hours. Some trunks Of clothing, &c
were lost. Que OF which belonged to Mr.. Peck
OF Auburn, passenger.
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aARRIEDl-on Wednesday evening last, b. the Rev.
Mr.. UoOdrihe. B6HNARD PEYroN. ESQ. Merchant Of
thlscity, TO Miss JULIA AMANDA GREEN daughter of
Gen. Moses Green, G: CulpePeT county.
AZ Fredericss5urg WILLIAM F. GRAY, Esq. to Miss
MILDRED STONE, laughter OF VIM. 8. Stone Esq.
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SIM .a,tys,l!.

,rroRrS haying been hnsily circulated tkat the BsI
~ 1aseyRNas shut up aud that was dead. take hi
node ~ Informing my friends and The public thrt
in excellent hos ai p.rits and that lny cstsbi shueu
l. u"w ~ c"mc,e order ioT their reception aud co'niori
able aceomnoaasson.--Ca Sn'' 0Ht RihH
T.. BROOKS.
Cntnher z. ai-.f
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Mails.

XETE opening for sale wrought and cUtnas
w ed Sizes liberal time aud lower prices, he
ieVe than they bought III this state eaiso lave
just received very pTiis parcel Of SO4L LEAlHER,
and CLIPr HERRiSGS, which we viii sell low.
NJ. h. RICE x co.
October Z. IlHt
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land for sale.

WILL positively be sold (wIlhOnt rcseTyeJ the pre-
~ misses, on saturday me lSt dQgOJ NOgeWbtT neat,
Il TRACT or LAND IN Amelia Comfy. containing by an
Old survey 400 acres formerly the properly John Mot
tJ Esq tmcTchant) Tins Iact at land has ON an eie
CANT two story dW cling house large and extensive
nary, AN excellent framed Kitchen with rooms, good
framed smoke house, dairy, corn house aud stable aud
most eiegant garden, Gall nj which neatly new with
other out houses together wh aBorchard of fruit
consisting every description The land Is all enclosed
nder fence aud is considered not inferior any stand
III the Country for physician, a merchant.
The sale will take place the day above mentioned at
IL o'clock, when the Terms Will be made known by
MATHEW cox.
OctoheT7. 4L5ts
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DIEpl-oR the 18th ult. Mrs. JANE HADEN copsort
of Jose,h Hadrn. tsg at FiGvama-ieaVing disconso-
late and afflicted husband little adopted son, number
oIielatvrs aud hemoan the oss kud
loving and afectlonaie wife and neighbo, who
pected by all who had the pleasure of her
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Hanl, Stock at .Auctio,,.

AXy.;L 60 SOiD al the COFFEE i'ouse. 70 .,s.fs ~,
W sfh iH00sf. ., Il ociocs - STARTS of <fCCE
OF Tic bANs OF VIRGINIA. s'F 20 Si ils Of ~ ~
PRS STOCK sdfso ) ZOO oi ok y Cents % the safe
of viteiR'a--}or est. jA,iES III Lynch.
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CoMMuNIoAT ED--Was committed 10 the Jail
ct hanover county, a man by the name of
johnson, charged with horse stealing :-Whe-
the character Of being Il notorious Horse rhief.
The gentleman who makes this communicate
ON, thinks il due 10 public justice to say. that
when he WAS arrested. lac was in possession of
a handsome s'eidiNy, whose cOunteuance, form.
and colour, resembles tie Hiatos a's--llaviuy
White face, two white legs, with Il name and
tail altho' not white, ,et very light, and body
sorrel. johnson has also genteel gold
10 possess.
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.5Intif
Notice.

I SHALL petition the next Virginia Assembly pass
an act divorce from my husband, Thomas C. Arm
strong. RACHEL ARMSTHO NG.
Buckingham, October 7. 14-wsNs
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ID That the agent could not evrn tav the
draymen's tickets for transporting OF coal
10 the wharf-saying. he had only che paper OF
his own bank, and about nine dollars IA Saline
paper,
81. That the niece Of the 18th was rc-pub-
ls.ed in the iSaitimorei Patriot =" BY request.
aud that OF tile four prints ia Baltimore, nor
one could loo found - stand mp for the Bank
MI one Impartial man world draw his pen ia
theft behals-And finally. none but "Jolu .'Dr-
dan. Secretary, zone OF theirOUn 5Gfccrs! would
publish one scrip of the pen IN a BALTIMORE pa
per in their vindication-Ofh his advertisement
little more anons
Iih. That in the list of2s different Maryland
stocks, whose price ~ published by NJ Fad
don and Harris, on the ith inst. that OF the
[. NJ. &. of Il. is not once mentioned--W let
the reader Judge.
9th. That the very mode ofcirculating their
paper is suspicious. The notes of oar establish
ed banks are issued ~ their own doors. and e.
very body is glad TO get them Who ever
thought of the banks sending agents out aud,
as IL were, hawking their paper about the
country, 10 lay tont III such produce as they
con,d ohtaiuf
9Th. That This conrse too strongly brings to
mind the operations of ,.e' Mansfield Bank"
for us not TO run parallel between the cha
ractcrs oftlie two.
As 10 the advertisement of John Jordan il
beggars al commentary. The rnouircr pcrrr
did call IN question the Legality Of the Compa-
ny. So far from il, il said thai thoy had cidr-
Ter ;-hul IL their paper good . Aye, there's
The rub LET the letters we have published,
pronounce upon their solvency.
Mr. JORDAN says, thatin the present deprcs-
sed stale Of Domestic Manufactures, cuinpa-
mics engaged therein, as we'll as individuals in
other business, may not AZ all times he able TO
meet tn.lr engagements bot in mercantile
community were either i'ie or The other
on that account, stiSmatizcd with fraud p
Cer,aiH!v not-bnt II may become iraud when
they Issue quires of paper, which they are una
bic 10 redeem. Aud mark this! it Tie Com
pany hc so embarrassed that they are unable
IL meet their ordinary engagements, how are
they % redeem the bank paper, which ;ley
aIc so selections 10 issue paper. which Is not
even sufficient to redeem their President from
She walls of Jail Wv hc,her they do redeem
their notes on demand, as Mr.. j. afirms, let
the reader judge, from lie letters we pub
ilSii.
infiSe, le' the pnbir Judge ofthe whole mat
ter. They have r:.lr TO take the paper. BE
il at their own peril. 10 enable them TO
| judgeo of the degree Of it, we call upon Editors
III publ,s'. these statements. in Il s,,ape most Il
| grerable To themselves.
! One word more-.W close This paper to this
| discussion. Gne of ,he Agents Ina, threatened
| iosue US. BE il SO. We dospiSe their threats.
| We defy them. It's in II court of Justice oniy
! that we will hencetor III NEE tEvr.I-not il the
| ne" spapefs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-07

An important decree has recently been
made by the Spanish government, which
ahhorises tie free cult walton and sa G of
tobacco in the island OF Cuba, aud its free
expectation thence TO foreign countries,
i'll Spanish vessels exclusively, on pay
mem of moderate duty. 1T moreover
authorises the importation OF that artic lie
inie spain, on private account, by the
ports ofCaIiz, Corunna and Alcanfonly,
and lis re-exportaiion Gin Spanish vcssels)
free Of any duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-07

Tie Hon. John Quincy Adams, has Of
ficially notified The foreign ministers re-
sldent III Ills country, that he has enter
ed upon TIE duties Of his office Of Sc
creisry of Slate, and IS ready 10 rcc' i've
from them such communications as they
may think proper to address to bin.
The British iiissis Ia Pique las been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-07

ST, LoUIs, August 3O.-The Missouri Ga
zette, of August %, contains some intelligence
on tie subject OF an Indian war, in which the
following tribes are supposed to be parties :
ChcrOkecs, Chactaws, Shawanocs and Della
wares, from the edSt side ~ the MissisSpDi ana
CaddOs, Casualties, Tanhdwahs, .Ccnianches,
and Arkanzas CheTOkees.
The array is less formidable than would be
supposed. from the enumeration Of tie tribes
Several OF the tribes are nearly eNtinct We
are of opinion that there are no Shawauoes OF
Delawares on the east SJde Of Tie mississippi ;
they live on the west side we know OF no such
tribe as Coshattcs, and the Comanches are Sc.
parated by a long distance from the scene Of
action. Their residence is on the Spanish
Maine, near the province of Texas. Neither
is ii probable that they have any field pieces,
or if tIiey have, that they kaOw my ting Of tie
use Of them.
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The Spanish Minister of State has noti-
fed the American Minister at tie Court
of Madrid that Tho Light House for the
port OF Malaga was completed, and that
II has been i'll use since the 30ih of May
last.
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tally decide--t'iough you have my coyec-
tire above.
Not Immediately connected with the
proceedings of Congress, though sub
iect OF national importance, and one upon
which they may hereafter be called 10 act,
is the project Of Coioniziag orr i'ee-btacks,
in Africa or elsewhere. The Reverend
ROBERT FINLEY, of y. Jersey, bnt who
is now in this City, was the trst who at
tempted 10 draw general attention 10 tins
subject lie had interviews with the
President of the United States and the
Heads of Departments, TO whom lie ex-
planned his object, and the motives which
led him TO his pursuit and received from
them the most decided appreciation, and
all proper encouragement He also con-
suited with many Members of Congress,
Officers of the Government, and dintin-
gnished Citizens /; and finally brought a.
bout Public Meeting, at which HENRY
CLAY, Esq. Speaker of the House, presi-
ded, and THOMAS DoUGHERTY, Esq.
Clerk. of the House, acted as Secretary
At this Meeting, Committee was APP
pointed to drafta Constitution for the As
ISOLATION. At a second Meeting, this
Constitution was adopted /; and at third,
its Officers were appointed.-What great
eventsmay grow ont OF thus small begin
ming, il is impossible for us TO foretel or
foresee Some are so sanguine as TO an
ticipate from this little germ, the future e.
Emancipation ofthe vast population of A
frca from the claims ofignorance, super
stition and oppression, which now bind
them to the earth and their exaltation TO
rank with the Americans in useful
knowledge, pure religion and true liber
ty.
=" The Senate have beennotiied tomeet
on the 4th of March next-probably with
view TO their acting upon the nominate
ens which may be made TO them, by the
new President, of persons to fill such of
the great offices of government as may
then be vacant, viz: Secretary of State,
Secretary of War, - Trenton True a
naerican-the Editor of which B9,. WI
SOM is a Mem6er of the Senate Of the U.
S
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Frankfort, M Jan. 8.
COMMODORE BARNEY.

On Tuesday.last the Members of the
Legislature gave dinner to that mcriio-
rious officer, at Capt Wesicer's Tavern.
The Hon. f. Bullock, Speaker of the Sc
nate, presided, and the Hon. J. J. Crit
tanden, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentdtiyes, acted as e-Presidcnt.-Af
ter the cloth was removed, the following
toats were drank with applause
The United States-Their Onion, is our
Strength, our Prosperity, our Liberty
The Congress of &c.
George Washington-The Father of his
Country.
Free Trade and Sailors Rights" We
will never give up the ship"
THE Nary ofthe United States-The pride
and glory of eur country, and the terror
of our enemies.
TIE late IVar-Just in lis origin-lt was
extinguisled at the battle of Newt Orleans
in blaze of glory.
General Charles ScOtf-May the laurel
forever shade the tomb of the departed
hero.
isaac Shelby-The great model of Re
publican citlzen-he knows how to guide
with equal skill, the State, the army, and
the Plough.
Com. Barney, orr gallant guesi-Two
III iuiid uih tilC OCtdtl, DCdT hltHeSS
that he is a patriot and soldier.
When this toast was drank, the commo-
dore rose and said,
Conference.-The testimony of respect
which you have this day given, is doubIy
dear to meas coming from tI,e Legislature
of Kentucky. l had the good fortune to
be IN IL battles during the Revolution,
IN all OF which the star-spangled banner
triumphed over the bloody cross, and in
the late war had the honor ofbeing en-
gagged in 8 battles, with the same glorious
result, except in the last, in which was
unfortunate, although not in fault. II
there had been with me 1000 Kentuckians
instead of 1000 Moryialdcrs, Washington
City would not have been sacked, nor
our country disgraced
ltmy arrangements shall permit, il is
| my intention to become citizen ofKen-
tucky-and when I die, know that
my bones will reposc among congenial
spirits.
The Commodore gave the following
toast:
kc,tueky-The admiration other friends,
and tile terror ofIIer enemies.
VOLUNTEERS.
Ry The President The State of Virginia.
~ the Vice-P reSident-Th rising Re
publics of South America; may tie In
| QUESTION and the High-Priesthoo bow
before the Genius of Liberty.
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DOMESTIC.

JIiHsdgeriHe, Jan. ].
Section of our New Penal Code in
terdicts. under severe penalties, the intro
ductlon of Slaves into this state by Ne
gro Traders, for AFFECTING
10 a fine of 1000 dollars, and TO wears
imprisonment in the Penitentary, the
person who shall bring in the state Slave,
and sell, or offer for sale, such Slave,
within one year thereafter, with the ex-
ception only of emigraDts from the other
states, who are allowed to bring with them.
and dispose of as they NAV think proper.
Slaves who are their bona tide property.
Vt viii be observed, that the Section a.
bove alluded TO, does not prohibit resi-
dents of This state, or Others, from bring
ing Negroes into IT for their oun use, but
subjects them TO the severe penalties of
the act, ifthey sell, or offer them for sale
witLin specified time. The Legislature of
South Carolina have just passed "a law
prohibiting altogether the importation of
Slaves into that state, except such as be-
long 10 emigrants. Slaves brought into
>. Carolina contrary 10 law are forfeited
10 the state, one half Of the value TO be
paid to the infoTmer-the person bring
ing them is liable to be indicted and fined
for the first offence fifty dollars for every
'D'NNt DlOuSHt III, Il SttOUu ClltDce Oecl3-
red felony--1he purchaser of any such
Slave subject to fine Of four hundred
dollars. Persons purchasing Slaves in
other states will be subject to the opera
ton OF the law, it they attempt TO bring
them through South Carolina, unless they
be cnligrants, in which case they are re-
CURED 10 have certificate, given by the
Clerk of the county from which thew have
removed, containing the number, names,
and description of the Slaves intended
TO be carried through the state, and the
| place 10 which they intend removing and
settling which certificate, the person re-
moving, before bringing his Negroes
within the limits ofSouth Carolina, is re-
| quired to produce before a Justice Of the
| Peace and Clerk of the Court ofCommon
Pleas and Sessions ofthat state, and make
oath before the Magistrate and Clerk,
that he will not sell, barter or hire his
| Slaves within the state, or suffer them ia
| remain therein longer than 80 days. T.
very person making his return 10 the Tax
Collector is required TO swear, that he
does not own any Slave brought into flie
| State, contrary to the lawprohibilIHg Their
imporiati0n.-Th last clause will per
haps prove the most effectual preventa
five. Georgia Jov,gs.
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!" The articles published in several TO-
reign Journals respecting the marriage Of
the Princess Charlotte, still contain ex
presslons either incorrect or obscure. re-
speeding what they call The first marri
age of that Princess. The following ar.
the facts:-i'he man who tyrannised o.
yer Europe, conceived il conformabie 10
his policy, some wears ago, TO marry the
Prince Royal OF Wurtemburg to the Prin-
cess Charlotte. He had prevaiIe,l on the
King of Wurtemburg to employ all the
authority ola father and sovereign 10
overcome the refusal of the Prince, who.
while he did justice TO the excellent qua
lities of the Princess, could not receiver
consort from the hands OF the oppressor
OF his country. In tbemean fine The be-
litical interests of the kingdom OF War
temburg were compromised by this ref,-
sal, and, wishing 10 save his father and
King from the disagreeable consequences
OF his farther resistance, the FRINGE Row
al consented TO the apparent consumnia-
Ton otthe marriage. But, having inform
ed fine Princess OF the kind of moral and
political restraint exercised over him. fhe
Prince concluded an arrangement w;,l,
her, by which both parties establised
proofs OF the nullity oftber feigned con
sent, and their formal wish not 10 live to-
Sctiier as husband ana vile. The mo-
ment that the downfall of usurped po,tsr
rendered representation possible tire
Princess, who is a Catholic, addressed 20
the PoDe authentic and uncuuiyocal
proofs of the non-existeuee of the pre-
tended marriage. This step, which Was.
taken IN concert with the Prince OF Wnr-
temburg, was followed on The part of,iie
Pope by the complete and formal annuI-
ment, with respect to religion, of the pre-
tended union Of The august perso,ages
The 70 e, who could only give Judgment
wi r.Ssard 10 PARTIES belonging 10 the
Catholic Sommuaion, restored the priu
cess Charlotte TO the unmarried STATE.
With regard TO the civil tie, which was
equallyunsound, il appears that Conyen-
ton has been concluded between the two
Roya! Houses of Bavaria and Wurten,-
burg, which dissolves the forced contract
concluded underline influence of ire
sistible power"
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Charter, that that body is determined TO
check the abuse into which the system of
banking seems disposed to run. Apph-
cations for charters are numerous, and
will increase with the probability of sue
cess. The numerous petty banks in the
Western part Of Virginia are now only
asking of fhc legislature of that state,
for time sufficient to close their accounts
with the avowed intention ofremoving a.
cross the Ohio river. 1t becomes there
fore necessary for the legislature of this
state, to take firm stand against this
INCREASING evil, and teach, by arefusal
TO grant the charters applied for within
our own state, the renegade Banks from
Virginia not to expect any quarters OIL
this side the river. In consequence Of
this necessity for acting rigidly, some
applications for charters from places that
are perhaps entitled to Bank, may fail.
But this apparent sacrifice of interest is
necessary for republic good, and should
be acquiesced in without murmuring.
Arrived on Tuesday last, from Louis
vile, the steam boat KENTUCKY, of 100
tons, capt. Boswoyth, with passengers.
This boat was built at Frankfort, XIV. q
wall return in a few days to Louisville.
The Gcrernos' Shelby, is on her way from
the Fails. Western Spy.