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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-07

non could he bri.iigh, 10 bed. on The s;,.i-
leei. Tie hal Offered lhis auiendG,eGt
WIN view, stoniii u succeed, 10 vote Ca.
me pm M ITS present ioTn. Ne had li;-
we "oa'i that u coniaineI principles on
which. "er' /, agreed ia, the bill wouih'
pass ,li- other !Inosr; aul hc as under
me Impression thai IL would uoi succeed
on the principle al the amendment OF the
gentleman from iiIhuis as il now stood.
'he question WAS then taken, without
DEBATE, on Mr.. Trimble's motion TO "a
need The amendment, as above stated,
an,i deridetl as follows:
YEAS -hies>r<. burriil Dan. nicksr.n,,
King OF y. V. Lanman. Meiea Morin, Gus.
Rnsgle>, sanford, Trimbie, Wilson-I2.
- AfS-eirssrs. Barbour, Brown; Eaton,
E"wards, Elliot. GaiilarJ, iorsey. johnson OF
ny. johnson OF Lou. King OF Aiab. Leake,
Lioyd. Leran, Lowtie, Macon, Noble, Palmer
part"tt. Pinkney. Pieasaii,a, Roberts Smith
stokes. Taylor, Thomas. NaDdvk., Walker of
h'ah. walker of Geo. Williams OF Miss. Viii
Hams of rpn.-3O.
Mr.. I|omas's amend ment vas then con.
cnitrd IN, as agreed 10 in committee of
The - hole.
anu The amendments we're then order
ed 10 be engrosscd, and with iir bill To
ne read Il third iinle ; n Was read a third
,ime accordingly, passed and seni 10 Tia.
House OF Representatives, reuupsiinc
ther concurrence in the amrndmenis.
The resolution offered Yesterday by
EJr. Ii1m6te. for c"quiring into the exps-
ditncy OF aboiishing the system OF ira.
ding houses with The Indian tribes, was
aSreed 'e, ncm. con.
The bill prevailing for taking the fourth
census or enumeration OF the People of
ne United States, as passed by The House
oil Representatives., Was then taken IN.
mir. Roberts proposed All amendment
requiring The Assistants of The Marshal
employed in taking The ceusns, &c TO
swear 10 the correctness oi their returns.
anh To TIE hdxS,S with which they have
fulfilled iheirrrquirpd duties.
he amendment vas agreed 10.
AMER infiher consideration, the bill was
postponed 10 Tomorrow ;and
lie Senate proceeded 10 tie cOnsde-
ration OF Executive business and then
adjourned
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q Message "n> received from tho Sc
nai' ANNOUNCING Iuat lhrS had passed HE
AHSSOlnl bill, wiiG an amendment, which
amendment vas, lu substance, TO slrikr
0,h tie S.AVcrV trsisivliUn, and insert ~
l'rt thereof the claasc (Mr. IboDas' and
Air. 'St'fIS "ri,Hih propDSriOu} 10 e..
Glmde Slavery from all tdt ,rrrjiory of f.e
United States wc-i al lhe MisSlS~ipDi
nOriii Of 30 drg. 30 MN. north latitude.
cSr"W within lie proposed Stale Ul MIS-
san i.
On motion OF Mr.. Hoi0l,S, this message
wa idld 0u iiic tahIe lung enough 90 give
hIm an opportunity iO make report irorl
;hr committee Of conference.
TIE fepori 81 iIis committee was, three
Trs"lu IONS, RECOMMENDING iu substance
Isl 10 ihr SrHaie 10 rgcede irom it,
amendments 10 tDr Maine Lii 2di, 10
ihr two houses ~ ~irlhc omi oi The Mic
soGri bill. tie Rrsjicilon anon The stale:
aud, 3ily 10 insert restriction on a,l The
Territory north ~ 50 degrees 80 minutes.
A motion was Wa't and carried to Law
the tirstrie;inn nn Tie table.
MIR. Deccher tben Gioyed 10 priat iae
rep IT.
TITS motion was opposed by MIR.
J0THdeS, on ile ground that n would
imPIy determination IN thc House 10
delay decisinD OF The subject tu day,
Which he had hoped Inc House vas fully
prepared Tor.
some conversation passed on this mo.
zion between Mr.. IagiOy aud Mr.. LOiCades,
on ihr pr0p1iety oI proceeding 10 act IA
HIS House on the Recommendation Oflbe
before ihe S,Idle had altyu
ihe pledge required OF Them 81 hrsl
adopting Tie report by receding lrOni fhc
amendments 10 tlte Maine btli, ~ whl o
Nlr. Iosior opposed SO proceeding, aud
MIR. LOwades was III favor oi II niassnucb
AZ u would be wrong iOpUi IN jeopardy
satisfactory settlement Oi this gUest,on,
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] fiVN, I n EN OUN
n. CHAPMAN.
Norfolk, September 8.

.FOfJWh, bepteHoeT y.
By the schooner Fanny and Mary, capt
Block, which arrived here last evening, in
the remarkably short passage OF four days
from St. Georges, Bermuda, we have re.
ceived from our attentive correspondents at
ST. Georges and Hamilton, regular files of
the Bermudian and Gazette, from Cd to Sotb
August inclusive, and file of the Jamaica
Courant, deficient in only few numbers,)
from Goth June to lst August inclusive. We
regret that advices of so late date, should
furnish so little interesting to our readers. -
rhe following are the articles worth extract
ing, that we discover upon first glance at
their contents-thef columns being almost
exclusively engrossed with the proceedings
III England, relative to the queen.
St Georges, Der. .August rs,
Upon enquiry, we find, that not single
case OF yeIIo1r fever has Appeared this sea-
son in these islands There have been, it S
true. some cases of ordinary fever in the
shipping and, in the summer season, where,
or,IH what port, are there not cases OF fever
amongst seamen and what is the cause
Why both their babitations and their modes
OF living ale 100 often calculated to induce
the worst kinds of disease The yellow fe-
yer seems present to form subject of ge-
neral discussion in America, and we are glad
10 see, that several OF the more enlightened
American editors coincide in the opinion,
that yellow ieyer is not contagious. Sup
ported 10 this opinion by the first medical
men of the age, they treat the dogma OF her
prejudiced aud selfish contemporaries WITH
the contempt they merit, and prove By their
arguments, and the liberaGty of their septi.
ments, the superiority OF their understand
/ ings.
We must further crave the patience OF our
readers on the subject of the lever. our art,
! Gle on which is omitted fer nc other reason
than that OF a pressure of matter from cur
files of late English journals.
! On Thursday the 10th inst, thunder
cloud passed over the town and harbor of ST
Georges, part Of which being attracted by
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DIED,

On Monday morning. The lth inst; aitel
Short and severe affection, Mrs. NANCY
KELL, in the 32nd year OF her age, leaving
to deplore their irreparable loss, an afflicted
and aft, ctionate husband and eight small
children with large circle ofacquaintanceii
She was beloved by all who knew her, anu
while her death is so deeply regretted, q
pleasing assurance of her happy departure !
entertained; 50 that while they sorrow, II :
not without hope of again embracing eaeD
otner, where death shall be swallowed up o.
lie.
On Tuesday evening, at his father resi-,
dence in Fairfax county, Va Mr.. 7, AN
CTS TRpLET~, son OF P. l.. Triplett, h ~
in the 2lst year oil his age. after llDsrF'l3,
and painful illness, which he bore with sIe''
tortilude and full resignation.
II the best impulses Of the heart, IDel s.
and cultivated mind, and an intlexlble ih'es
rity are qualities calculated TO inIlsi ne a. a.,
lectonate feelings Of the heart, then nu,.
many one respond TO the sigbs and tear i "
his tender and deeply afflicted parents; O DSe
in yielding to the dictates OF nature we o a,j
still to remember th't" the Lord glVe'p a che
the Lord taketh away, and blessed DC w.
name Of the Lord"
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IA 1890.
Mr., York. Sept. s

The ship Robert, Brown, from hisport'
with about l50troops on board, under com
mand Of ca plain Loomis. has arrived at the
mouth Of the Apalachicola. letter from
& 90 otain LOOMS, states, that when OF the
Hole-in,the. W all, it was discovered that a
,outiny was arranged by the troops. whose
Intentions were TO take possession OF the
vessel murder the officers as well as mrs
LOOMS and children, who were on board
and afterwards proceed on piratlcal eru'ze.
ia this possible p Very fortunately the
plot was ascertained just in time TO prevent
its execution.
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REMEDY AGAINST MOTHS.

AS this is the season WhPn ttotbs are
ant to iniure w"oIrns, take th liberty
OF stating an effcCtu4l = medy >hlci :
have used for several years nast. Tax
1919 cents worth If Gum am b -,
viii, b sIl'ew over the bottom Of a trunk,
which may be filled with wo'lcns, and
closed tight, Ihis Will effecuaali> pre-
vent ali insects. Should il be disagree
able, an hours exposure to the air viii
dissipate the smell of camphor which
the wJoens retain when taken, OF
KuIf nLrnn
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,Nn,As HOSTILITY.


Nine indians, of the Sack nation, came 10
the house of Mr.. Mucklewee, living Twelve
miles above the ford of Fishing river, IN TINS
county. ON the esd oil July. Three OF them
drove off part of Mr.. Muckieewee's hor-
ses. and the remaining six made the family
90 into the house, and barred up the door,
and kept them from getting out IN the nigh'.
One of them. however. made his escape OUT
q T Inc chimney, and alarmed the neishbors.
Ten men were instantly collected, headed
bv CAPT. Martin Palmer, and proceeded d.
rsc,lv 10 the house ofMuckleewee. where
they found the indians. The whites de-
manded surrender when two OF he ID
diaas pulled off their shot bags and present.
ed hem. and four of them levelled theli guns.
Capt. Palmer Their ordered his men TO tlre,
aad Eve Of the indians were killed; toe
sixib advanced into the house with his gun
in his hand, aud his tomahawk drawn, ana
cut of The hand OF child that stood near
the door He then wheeled and was 10 Inc
&C. OF dischafging his musset at one OF the
men. when he was shot thro' the head and
s,su Had. Blooms Lack lstel.
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a kettle. and LET it boil for quarter OF an
hour: when cold, it will be fit tor use. NO
more is required than to moisten spunge'
and before the horse goes out OF the stapie,
let those parts which are most irritable De
s,neared over with this liquor, vlz:-oe-
tween and upon the ears the neck, the HANK
&c. Not only the lady or gentleman VINO
rides Out for pleasure, will derive beneh'
from walnut leaves thus prepared, but Inc
coachman, the waggoner, and all others who
use horses during the hot months.
From The Coopsrsto7vn Frseman's Journal
In the wear 1900, while on a tour TO Ma
CARA Falls aud the great lakes, the late 90
yerneur Morris wrote thus TO irlenu N
Germany. -" Hundreds Of large ships VIII
in no distant period, bound on the pillows OF
these inland seas Shall | lead your asto"
nshment up to the verge OF lncrrhullty -
Know. then, that one tenth part OF the ex-
hence borne by Britain. IN the last cam
paign, would enable ships to sail from Lon
don through the Hudson river into Lake
Erie. As yet we only craNl aIong the outer
she'll of our country. The Interior eScels the
mart we inhabit, in soil, in climate, IL every
thing. The proudest empire OF Europe IS
Int hauble 10 what America may De and
must be.
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-
of yellow fever, which have been ADMITTED
into the city hospital since twas placed IN
/ der our care. Connected with a tabua
view ofsthe subject, we beg leave to otfe
some few remarks, which may not be with
out interest to the medical profession. ant
perhaps the community at large.
| Itseemst to be pretty generally conceded
that the fever OF the present season has more
If the character OF typhoid malignity, thar
on any preceding occasion in this city
though it still retains the leading and essen
| tial symptoms of the disease.
Examinations. post norton. have reveal
ed nearly the same phenomena as formerly
the stomach, having been found almost ex'
clusively affected with species of eryslPe'
latous inflammation in various gradations Of
violence, and containing large portions o
the matter denominated black vom,t.
Considering the modes of treating the
disease, hitherto pursued among us, as no
appropriate TO the shape which it has now
assumed, we have relied on moderate eva
cuations from the bowels, followed by sweat
ing we'll sustained by the vapor bath, and
the ordinary auxiiaries, nd finally on the
use of the spirit of turpentine, in doses pro-
portionate to the circumstances OF the case
As salivant, mercury has not at all been
prescribed even as purgatiye, we have
commonly preferred the castor oil in com
bnafion with the turpentine, which has pro-
we'd more prompt and effectual.
In two cases only, the most vigorous OF our
patients, and in which the measure appear
ed to be particularly indicated, did we ven
ture on yenesection, and through the urgent
and most distressing symptoms were lndis-
putably relieved by it, such extreme e1-
haustion succeeded as to discourage US from
a REPETITION of the remedy. Topical bleed
ing, where there were appearance OF con-
gestion in the brain, has been serviceable,
aud may be safely practised.
In the management of this disease, the
turpentine, on The whole, strikes VS., as bav-
ing the strongest claims TO attention. 1 he
cure of several Of the least promising OF our
cases, can alone be ascribed TO it, yet, like
other remedies, it is lot susceptible of uni
yersal application. The main objection TO
it, proceeds from the inability, in some in
stances, of the stomach to retain it, IN sutt
cient quantity to make any decisive impress
sion.
Happily, the disease is becoming milder,
so that should it continue to prevail, we have
just grounds for hoping, that the mortality
will diminish,
1t may serve to alay some part of the dread
incident to this terrible fever, to state, that
not the slightest evidence Of its beng pro-
pagsted by contagion, has come under ouT
notice, and moreover that the whole OF oul
patients, without single exception, have
confessed an intercourse with the inlected
spot, which is now satisfactorily ascertaineG
to be exceedingly circnmscribed.
With the highest respect we are, dear sir
very faithfully, your most obedicnt servaMts
TnOS. T. HEWSON,
N. CHAPMAN.
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EVAPORATION OF COFFEE.

We briefly noticed in our last a dis
covery of Mr.. L. Williamson, of t s
city, by which the essential properties
Of real coffee might te SO far t.Suasfer-
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closed tight, This viii effectaali, pre-
vent ali insects. Should il be dsagr, e.
able, an hours exposure to the air viii
dissipate the smell of camphor which
the w,olpns retain when taken OH
- lBnt. Chren.
From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.
FEAR OLE THUNDER.
1t is uni, ersaIl, acknowledged, that
the rolling thund +, preceded b, vivid
flashes If Iigttning, aud accompanied
hy torrent of rain. forms IL some re
plete with grandeur. subllnily and
beaut, the enj Joy ment OF which IS OF
ten lest by useless fear, and an una.
vallng effort 10 escape Its reach. his
fear we see in almost every family. So
ION as the over arching !iraHens are
hung IN blach, AID "ncn The path ct
deafcning thunder Is marked oul by toe
uazziug spIendnr OF electric lire.
would ask the lim,d. + What avail is
your timitliiy. alter yOR have tax n
those preCauti0n4, NhlCh CommDn sense
always suggests Ill such cases Are
YOU sure that You are secure by ahan
doning your honest empln.ment' ana
by the hurrying into the 90 ner Il 4
dark room 30 YOU suppose t"at yea
manite-t that reverence Cue 10 Tim.
= no commands the mighty thanders 10
roll, and who orders the vivid Hash o!
Tightening to strike lis object by DIS
trusting his power to protect you, and
by lain!y endeavnrlng to escape bis ali.
seeing eye2 Can YOU in such si'aa-
ton, erioy scene the most II Sniti ut
and grand in nature? Do You, b!
your tmdiy. give tt"Se around you "a
proper example ho" to trust In HInt,
:. 7Uh0 can create. Gnd 7Ch0 can deStr0g.'
rne Inconsistency Of sucn fear, is tlui.
reniarka blc-thc victims think tocy
may save their lives 10y standing mute
| IN a dark corner. on aS valued friend
Of mine SAYS, she would think himself
wanting IN respect 10 bis Creator, un-
| less he retired with his family ,ntu Il
dark room dur!Dg gust Now ozark
the Inconsistency. The Creator Can
nut pe.iod 20 our existence, without
the aid of electric fire; lie need not
| command The thund,rs to shake Tie
earth 10 its centre, nor The lightning 10
illuminate the da ksned ciouGs, when a
mgrtai is to be conducted into inmor-
tality. Ii is enough Tor his purpose, to
change The Course Of drop Of brood,
ana We are ittiess! 1t is this conside
Iteration winch ought to act mini ely
more powerful on our minds, than any
other. " hen We conc to think, that
every, motion OF our body is attends.
| with far ore DANCE. iham ne have rea
son to apprehena IRON the passage OF
electric mater through the clouds, &c
| will cease to fly from danger. WHICH. /
it is to overWhclm Gs. we cannot avoid,
and which dWindlcs INTO nothing wlieli
compared to the dangers within u.s.
Yes,if we ponder seriously and solemn
" on this subject, we viii banIsh Ill
nnayaiIing fears, and we will lead sacl'
a life, that We may meet death boldly,
when he is commanded to approach Us,
by him who ordered us into being, anu
who has fixed "a peiiua When cur III cd
shall cease to roll through our velns--
" hen the rude blast of death Shall eX
tinguish the vital spark within us, and
when a voice, iniiniiiy louder than thun-
der, shall summon us iHto eternity.
PREPARATION OF COFFEE.
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TIE pump case, and found itsasay out OF the
cabin window. One boy was injured in the
/ arm, and the greater part OF the people tell
! stunned for few seconds after the shock.
Kingston, (Jama,co) July 81
The following particulars relative TO the
1 movements OF the Royalists and lnlepen-
dents, have been derived from accounts re-
ceived by the Ontsrio:-
6 The Independents under MontElo are in
possession of the Kingdom Of Santa Fee, ex-
cept the city Of Carthsgena, and part the
province of Santa Martha. Iheirstorce IS
computed at 26oo men, of which 400 are Bri-
fish. MontiIIo's head quarters, were at Fur
baco, and his advance about four and halt
miles from the city. Brion was at Sayanilla,
his force consists of one brigantine and two
schooners, and be had declared Carihagena
under strict blockade. One OF the best OF
his cruzers was lost on Burdel de Gotta
On the 24h, one of his schooners passed
! close TO the city of Carthagena, with two
vessels, her prizes--one from Porto beilo,
| with cotoa-the other from Cuba, with wax
! and tobacco, under Danish coIors. In the
evening they came to anchor under Point
Canya.
The city Of Carthagena has sufficient
\ turce TO repel the Insurgents, should they
have The temerity to attack 1t. There are
| 1000 regular troops, consisting OF the regi-
ment of Leon, part Of the regimen, OF va
lencia. and 800 artillery. The militia and
volunteer corps. may be estimated al 1000.
and the works are in good ordei-'he bar
racks were u2der repair, and provisions
sufficient for six months siege, with abun-
dance of ammunition. The building for
merly occupied by the inquisition is made
the depot for provisions. The governor.
(Gen. Torres had ordered all the nhabit-
ants who could not lay in six months provi-
sions, TO leave the city; i'll consequence OF
which the population had been reduced from
IL 900 to about $500 All the houses built
on an island east of the city have been burnt,
to prevent any shelter to the enemy should
they approach in fact, every precaution
| has been made tor vigorous resistance.
Captain Bemonte was sent out ny the
Gov of CartlIagena, under flag o! truce,
with dispatch, dire cted TO the commander
in chief OF the lnd' pendent army, by order
Of the king Of Spain, proposing general
amnesty. ana an assurance 10 t''e oiiiceis
that they should hold the same rank IN the
Spanish army as they at present eujoy in the
dependent service. Montilio opened the
dispatch, and on the 22d sent an answer by
an English othcer, Stating that as he intended
answering sny Of the propositions made by
n. k,no h,t # governor Torres would sur
r.ndsr Tho civ hs won,d then he at liberty
! to treat with he authorities which might be
appointed for regulating the disputes be-
tween South America and the mother coun-
try
! BY a gentleman VINO Genie passenger III
| the sch'r. Fanny and Mary, we are politely
favored with the following Prices Current
at st. Georges, (Bermuda,) on Saturday
| Cd inst.
american ProdNce.-Flour DO,
| cash Corr rs cts. a dollar ; White OAK
\ n
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a preacher at Savannah. who was
fond Of uniiing temporals with spirIiH'
ais, and pursued the business OF COT
ton dealer six days ~ a week, ard
preacher Of the Gospel the seventh,
gave out to the choir. IS the FIVE and
lortieth hymn, long STAPLE"
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Philadelphia, Sept. s.
HOSPITAL REpoRT.

HOSPITAL REPORT.
Or. Burden reported to the Board of
Health the following cases OF malignant ie-
yer. admitted into the temporary hospital
ON Schuylkill Front st. up to the l7th oil
August, which time it was closed and the
city hospital opened, under the care OF Doc
tors Hewson aud chapman
1890. ADMITTED.
July 81, John Leonard cured, Aug s
Aug 2, Mary died, 9.
Margaret Thompson, cured, H.
Is, Jim. G. Norwell died, Is.
Samuel Moor, removed, IL.
Jacob Thompson, cohyalescens, IL,
10, Vim. Carter, do :;
:Mrs, Beard ::
:Catherine Sprow, conYalescent :
Report Of Doctors HeMson and Chapman,
Physicians OF the City Hospital.
) In obedience to the resolution OF the
B.ara OF He allh we have the honor here
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.N-ew. York, Sept, II.
PIRACY.


Jye have already heard OF the capture oil
the schr Alligator, Telford, from Jacmei Tor
this port. Capt. Waring has furnished Inc
following particulars, as related to MIN oy
MIR. Thomas B. Harper. tn sepercsrgo:
"Ahont one O'Clock in the morning OF the
3Otb Of July, the schr proceeded to sea, ana
AZ six discharged the pilot. AT eight. II
being calm, Cape Jacmel bearing n =. one
league distant, perceived small schr stand
ipg for us with sweeps. full ofmen Al nne'
thirty when within musket shot. he hailed
us. Captain L. asked him what ne want
ed; has reply was, Il watltto overhaul you
ali Of youso below" and at the same time
discharged seyaral muskets. Capt /. re :
,nled. be would not--alter which The ire
was repeated and they boarded US with pls'
tolls ma cutlasses. At ten they took posses
sion ofihe vessel, combining three oithe crew
in the l,recastle and four in the cabin. Al
TER keeping US about fourteen hours, they
oave rs the boat with ten gallons OF water:
one handkerchief OF oreau, ana Two po"" -
Of cheese, and ordered us 10 shove Oh, tell
inc MS that we we're about two miles from
land. Al day ligh, on the Slst. saw the Al
ligator standing to the westward, 9nd at ten
4 AZ. lost sight of her. At one O'Clock the
same day. after having Fowed about thirty
miles, we were picked up ny capt. Warning
OF the Rubieon. Some of the men we're SO
much exhausted by the heat OF the sun, that
they could not get en- board withour assis,
lance. Durng our stay on board the ALI
gator, the pirates threatened our iiyes. IN
the evening several boats visited her from
the shore. When we left her, she had the
schr which captured US in tow. The pirates
spoke Spanish, French and English the
scar had the appearance OF drcger aud
was manned with whites and blacks"
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Baltimore, 18th august, L

Cashier Of the bank OF
Pay to Eve or bearer Ten dollars, in iuli,
for wages 10 the lst instant. She has lived
IN nv service these thirty FIVE years past,
and now wants place by way o! change;
she can cook, wash, iron and crlmp; she can
card, spin and bake, attend table, take care
of horse, SOW and pigs, wind up the clock,
and is good market woman, but she has no
faith in bank notes, and will receive nothing
but specie. She prefers going to live with
banker 10 be near the cash