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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
Feb. 81
tLEATILEN.

oPoE BROTHERS, respectfully inform their friend,
~ and the public and the old Tate Co. ths
hey have for sale reasonable old .aad o.
poshe the Bell Tavern, complete Of LEATHER
o. superior quality, Of their masufacure, csosng Of
Sole, light and heavy boot
Upper, russell and waxed
SEins, kip, calf and sheep
Stirling
Harness
Bride brown and black
Bag Hides, &c. &c &c.
N B cash y,ven for Hides and Oak Bark. JP&D.
March "a ,o.-Gt
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Lundtic Hospital, Witiiams6t;rg
SIOTIcE. hereby given thst, The hi'iustituto,
are occupied sud bat pstieuts rI re received
sst,ome ,id esll,sre vsesnt sof which vii
be given. By order 81 the courtof Direct7i.
M,v re 4t-H T. IIENLFY
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NOT'II,k''

HAVE two boats navigating the river from MILLS in
Fuvauna 10 Richmond, for my purposes only, and
do not consider myself Public Carrier and hereby
aperons from making any with either OF
Buck Bartlett, putting any produce, goods, other
article, either Of my bsats OF any time.
w. TIMBERLAKE.
PsIuyrs. Jan sI--5I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

10 PHYSlClANS-Td Matter.
A ADDITIONAL supply Of Gsnuine Vaccine Matter, and
several tne erurts, the Scth inst.
sale by the Subserbsrj who has
,he uenuine Matter derived from the Vaccine Institution
baltimore, under the of Doct James Smith
late agent for the United State. Vaccination.
THOMAS PULLING, Jr. Agent.
Sign OF thu Black Boy x Mortar,
=, luGrkst Bridge.
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March 8.
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT TO the provisions, several Of tru
Trustee, the Ish December 1919 and recorded in
the Office of the Hu.tins, COURT City Of Rchmond-
on the si't Of Deeembe aud also recorded the Off,
hse Of ths Hu.ius: Court Of the City al,reaid,hs third
Pope snd William Dabuey Trustees, the 10th April,
1925 and recorded in the Once County court;
and the fourth executed by said Manu- and France,
10 Wm Wren aud Edward Hen,haw TruIer, On The asd
day OF Feeuary 1879 aud recorded 10 the osies Of the
18th dsy Of April next, al 10 O'Clock A. M will be offered
TOR 10. .e a. public .uson to the highest bidder for ea,h
the following very valuable slaves viz jack Dick, David
Jenny aud Judy wom.n but Il ali the said slaves fo
any shall not be sold that day, the
on he day Of April
the following valuable property will be offered Ter sas
dsnes Sf said VIM Mann in Ii. oy of ReS%ond vs all
the household and kitchen furniture Of said Manu. with
gle gig with haIne and sesr-And on Tuesday
the Alb day Of April ne, WILDE offered for sale, on Tie
The city CT Richmond, vicinity 70 Wit L., No. !,
containing M feet in front Street Prce, addition
he city Of Richmoud; One lot known by NJ. hepan
Of MARSHALL, Mann and others the c,ty Aforesaid
tanning ninety feet in front, aud mProved OF
front and running back about 80 feet which pueh.s
ed by said Mann Of Edward O. Dav Part Of lot known by
No. s. in Price, addition TO the city Of Rchmond; Lot No
IN the same addition; One parcel OF lsnd H. ST.
60 feet ss, m ,1n piece rsres Of land
part of lot known by No. 72s and
Cou addition to he city Also part Of tn. lot
No IS in Prices addition to said city, Forty feet of ground
Judah All lots or parcel, Of land sold by Carter b. Page,
the 22d Of January, 1915 And also the lot, Ma So co.
in Duyss addition TO the city of Riehm"ndThe sale of the
Aforesaid real estate will 10 o'clock NJ.
18th day of Apr! nett, If fair If the fair dey
thereafter on the first MENTIONED lot and will be continued
from lot to lot and from day day, cling the
hour each until the whole there shall be sold and
disposed Of. The trustees will only convey .ueh title
vested in them TruIes although the title all the afOfe
THE TRUSTEES.
March 20. 1O4-td,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SAHE Executive will proposal. in conformity with
III the provisions o: the Sd section OF the concerning
the ArDoy, hereto " And be il further sns,ted,
that the Executive he authorised required Ascertain
what term, the Armory Buildings Land attached aersto,
sold, exchange leased for term of years.
muncss to the General Assembly the result Of hsr
enquiry" BY order Of the Executive
VIII. II. RICHARDSON, C. C.
Executive Departmsn,l
18th March, 1928.
Msr.h tOfLF
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Fresh Vaccine Jiidster.
sFHE Subserbsr t~kss this method OF announcing Tie
Il Public, that be ruppiy applicants with the
nuine p"eens Matter derived from the Vaccine Iu,uion
Of Baltimore.
supPS received every dsy.
J. II. BLAAIIRE, Druggist,
Sign Of the Mcrar,
March 81. l0T-N Opposite tke Earle
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res. s.

a LII Persons having claims ssaoH the estate cf Rehsd
S Jones' deed regusasd 90 wake them SHOWN 70 ne
vteous delay Tbs notice will be relied sbsr 20 81 de
msnd not asserted before the fv sdmn,lsop OF The o.
fettf 81 .nId tststs a L DAUNEY, adm'or
Feb. &c, W-2ssSN's with the val snaezsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Mir. SolHuei Elam and Elizabeth Etanl has ,U,fe,
S=OU, being inhabitants Of the State Of Vnxiu ~l
- he pleased TO lake notice, that shall proceed
los Tavern, IN the town Of Petersburg and State
the fourth day of May between the hours eiyh
o'clock IN the torenoon md O'Clock the Of
The same day. take the dePo.,ionso John f. May A. b.
SPooner, William French, Roger Mallory, snd William
Clarke snd that will continue from day the
the deposition, Of the said shall an taken; which
DISPOSITIONS sre to he read evidence the trial Of
depending IN the Superior Court Of Chobeery for the
Richmond District, in the State aforesaid, wherein you Sam
nsl Elan and Efabeth Eiam, together with Allan Meoa
Whism Williams JaGIes Jones, William Roberlson, IT, and
Thomas Bake are defendants, aud an, plaintiff.
WILLIAM STOKES.
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Executive Department,

Executive Department,
FEB. 81, 1929.
PROPOSALS will be received at this for the
purchase ofths transports the Psnentay. TERMS cash.
Those disposed purchase will give their proposals without
deisy.
BY order, War. II. RICHARDSON.
Feb. ~. 96--tf
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China, Glass 4 Edrthe7l Ware.
N Al 2 Maiden Lane bstvsen, Water aud Front Street
AS4 - New York.
$50 Packages Earhenwae, containing edge plates d,hes
CHAMBERS bowls pitchers, edged blue plates,
twi8ers, Dishes &c. landing from ships Geo. Canning,
Caedons, John Jay, Jubilee aud other, from Liverpool
ITO Gases Ware containing quart and pint
pint half pint, aud one.hrd Pint tubeTs for sale by the
as ny any house IN the UuIon.
b. HEMPSTED.
Also, for sale as dbope,
complete aI,ortnent of looking glasses, shell aud
combs, Ladies' travelling work baskets, Antique Oils, snu
boxes, NECKLACES and Paris Fancy Goods, sen.ssly.
TINHE NEW MAPS OF VIRUiNIA, .ieunss oIaIulss, At
large Giimer's Raudoph's Reports OF sIsued
and determined IN the Court Appeals Journals OF the Se
pate aud House Of Delegates OF Virginia from i776 1880
Inclusive, of the Conventions I7i5 and 1893.
The Legislature directed the sale Of these book.
Of which purchased by the State TO insure
the pubicacD they offered TO the public al Except
the Jourp, l lees than cost, and The proceeds
hoped that Virginia purchaser will he disposed sup.
ply himself om this or the large Maps Of Virginia.
justly sdmred for its general and beauty OF
ton, but limited number OF copies remain for sale The
Journals which recently bsen printed the public
renss embrace tbs en period of the
gle, contain much valuable and interesting matter
where se To he had and with the Statutes large ought
be in the library Of every Viz sinan The following the
ptices For the large map $40, small msP 81 Henng's
Statutes Of large per set OF IS vols ~ dollars; Gnis Re
ports dolls yoL Randolph FER set 20 dolls, pro-
portion for VOL except the 5,h which e,nno be sold FOR
less than 5sos for the Journals, per set, gu
and octave vols. IS dolls, being than the
printing and binding.
Orders addr TO the subscriber the Capitol in the
City Of HchnoBd TO j. j. f. Heron, above the
Eagle Hotel will be promptly attended to.
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
Clark of the Council and Librarian.
Msreh ~. ,06-u
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March Is.
Richmond Rolling q Sitting Mil, and Nail

Factory.
NVE HAVE for sale large stock of Cut Nails OF
w our own manufacture, made OF Swedish i'm
ported Iron and the quality warranted. We are pre-
paringto execute orders for all the various sizes
from Sd to 40d in casks containing from 100 to 200
lbs each; also, brads horse shoe, iron rods roll
ed iron of different descriptions; wo are determined
TO sell as low as as any that can be imported and
we invite our country friends and merchants, &C.
rerally, to call and examine the goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected Spike Ma.
chine of an immense power and new construction,
calculated to cut from to 8 inch spikes, which
can be substituted for the wrought, that are nc
better, aud far more costly.
p. HAXALL s. co.
NIarrh 1T IO3-lm
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N.ti:. Suhs h.r Offers saie lynx
~ ety. miles below the courthouse the country
road running from North South; containing $50 acres
largest proportion wouds The situation healthy, hsh
and accommodating, with valuable improvements a new
dwelling suscbed to the former with rooms, and
vsDientiy situated for House Of Entertainment. Also
smith, shoP carriage shop aud other
and we'll Of good wafer the yard There also,
Iot OF this land good framed house with rooms,
ient for the accommodation OF sns family, within
three hundred yards Of the work shop Also
lying mile NORTH coptsDng about $50 acres, this land
lsys WE'LL and adapted 10 the culture Of corn, wheat
bseco sore good branch fats and good
and well timbered The above property wealthy aud
osbe and would be dnpoed very
moderate terms, c, am determined to sell
PLEASANT CAYCE.
N. r. Any communication, made use on The subject,
viii. be stIiety attended 10.
March ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
MARSHAL'S SALE

TN pursuance of decree Of the Superior Court
Aof Chancery for the Richmond District, pro-
nounced on the End February, 1928, in suit be-
tween the Mutual Assurance Society. against fire
eainst Frederick a. Mayo and others, defendants:
Will be sold by pulic auction, to the highest bid
der, fer ready money on the premises ,on the 9th
day Of April next at o'clock p. NJ, the Houses
in the proceedings mentioned and described in the
declarations Of the said Frederick A. Mayo, fol-
lows: brick dwelling house, wooden smoke
house, wooden cow house and stable, brick
kitchen, brick lodging room, wooden coal and
hen house and brick book bndery, situated on a
lot of land near Rockets, in what is usually known
and called Post Mayo, and being the same proper
ty occupied for many years by the said +. A.
Mayo, or such part Of the ssad buildings as shall
be sufficient to satisfy the debt, interest and costs
and expenses of sale directed by the said decree
be paid. Blythe terms of the decree aforesaid, the
book -bndery must be sold separately to raise the
sum of 1868 SO with interest and costs, and the o.
Their buildings, such part thereof as may be ne
cessary, will be sold TO raise the sum of S$l22 65
with interest and costs aforesaid.
JOHN GUERRANF, IN. 6. c. C. r. d.
one Of his deputies.
March 81. 105-td
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March 81.
-1f.aRSHaL'.S SILE.

MIR SIfy4L'S S-dLE.
DY virtue of Decree Of the Superior Court OF
~ Chancery, for the Williamsburg District. in
cause therein depending, wherein John b. Chris
tan, Neale Rice, Benjamin Parker and others are
plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth Il. Tyler,ex'trix and sole devisee and
Iesatee ct Lewis c. Tylor, dec. and John Minge,
ST. Debts.
shall, on the 10Th day of April next, pro-
coed to SELL on the premises the tract OF land in
the proceedings mentioned, called New West
burg" containing about 324 acres, lying on James
River, in the county of Charles City.
The land above described, will be sold, subject
TO the dover of the defendant Elizabeth b. Tyler,
and ON a credit Of 8, IL, Is s. "a months. Bond
and security will be required, and the title re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
CHAS. l.. WINGFIELD, IN. 8. C. C. w. d.
or one Of his Deputies.
March 49, lO2-td5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

More " Tennessee Sports. THE Nashville
paper Of the 9th Sept. relates the following
occurrences as happening in that neighbOr"
hood.
An unhappy occurrence took place, on
Saturday last, at or near the race track in this
neighborhOod. A dispute arose between
Messrs. Forest and Rudd, two men engaged
in the business of keeping and training horses
for the turf, in the course of which the for.
mer received dangerous wound, supposed TO
be mortal.
A more Immediately fatal event occurred
yesterday on College Hill in this town. Mr..
Sterling G. Robertson and Mr.. Edward Ran
dolph had a difference which led to a conflict
and resulted in the almost immediate death of
the latter. The deceased, we understand,
was mechanic. Of respectable family and
fair character, recently from Virginia.
Fatal RencOunter in ReynOIdsburg.-On the
morning of the LIST inst. Mr.. Isaac +. Earth
man, Of Davidson County, who had on the
preceding day put up at the tavern OF Major
M'Cracken, came to the house of Major Lor.
inner, and inquired for him: on Lorinier's
being shown to him, he asked him to walk
out with him, observing that he wanted to
have some conversation. Alter walking about
ten steps into the street, they stopped, when
Earthman charged LOri,nirr with having
made statements about his father which he
said were false, and could not be proved.
Lorimier answered that the statements he
had made were true, and that he could and
would plove them to be So, if he could have
time to go or send to the State of Missouri.
A dispute of some length ens,Ied. but in
moderate terms at length Mr.. Earthman
drew dirk and charged on Lorimier. who
defended himself with large pocket knife
he had in his hand several thrusts were
made by each party before any execution was
done; at length Lorinier struck Earthman
on the front Of the left shoulder, giving deep
cut, the knife passing from there through the
muscle Of the left arm. On receiving the cut.
Earthman made off and thc fight ended; he
walked about 80 Or 100 va: d., and sat down.
but Immediately became very sick and died
in less than ten minutes.
Major Lori,nirr Immediately submitted
himself to two Justices of the peace for ex-
animation. " hen u number of witnesses were
summoned, and full investigation Of the
case took place which resulted in the discharge
Of Major Lorimier, the justices OF the peace
being clearly ofopinion, from all the evidence,
that Lorinier was entirely justified in the act.
by lfdricncc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
BosToN, Sept. q.

The ship Amethyst, Nye, arrived at this
mort Yesterday from Liverpool by 1t London
papers to the 18th and Liverpool to the 9lst
were received. We have collected the fol-
lowing summary Of intelligence. The Liver
pool Mercury Of the 2lst has the following
article relative to the affairs OF Russia and
Turkey: So
An accounts from the East agree in stating
that there 10 not the least prospect OF an am
icable adjustment of the differences between
the belligercnt powers. The Sultan has re-
iected the propositions made by the Russian
COMMANDMENT Chief; and It is said that
they were made with no other purpose than
to be rejected, as they were OF such nature
that the Porte could not accede to them,
without shameful dish0nor and the ruin OF
the empire. At ConstantinopIe the Eng''sn
and French Ambassadors have been received
by the Sultan with all imaginable pomP and
honor; but, as before, he continues obstinate
" adverse to the Intervention Of the powers
with respect to Greece, and determined to
carry things to the last extremites, rather
than submit to what he considers dishOnora.
BILE concessions. His Highness, on passing
the English ships ia his barge, was greeted
with hearty cheers by the crews. and appear
I'd much pleased with the mark OF attention.
In the meantime il 10 said that the Russians
are advancing IN full march towards Adriano-
ME, where the Turks are concentrating their
forces to oppose them. According TO Rus
sian bulletin dated Jerwish Davand, July 81,
Count Diebitsch effected the passage OF the
Balkan. and got possession Of the heights. by
a mastery movement and disposition OF his
troops. by which the Grand Vizier was SO de-
ceivcd that he imagined nothing Of the sort
was intended. It Is not little singular. how
ever, though perfectly in accordance with
many extraordinary statements OF the Rus
SLAMS, during the campaign. that the Grand
Vixier whose force we were told some time
ago was totally annihilated, appeared ON the
heights on the 18th, with accommodating
force Of 5000 cavalry, and after having LEFT
some ousposts ON the right bank of the Jere-
XII returned to SchOumla. The latter place
Is not then so closely invested as It was repre-
scented. the Grand Vizier Is not so powerless
as he was said to be. and the Balkan is not so
perfectly In the possession Of the Russians as
they say tits. The Russians appear merely
TO have passed the Balkan defles, without
any Of the heavy m0ieriel.Of an army, and
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

A woman by the name Of Rebecca M'kln'
ney. has been committed to prison, in Phiia-
deIpha. for having stabbed her husband in the
body with case knife, which severed one OF
the principal arteries. He fingered until the
evening Of the next day, when he died. The
quarrel arose at the breakfast table. 1t was
proved by the officer who was called in TO ar
rest the parties, that both husband and wife
were intoxicated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

now III from the treatment she has received.
The villain has not yet been found out.
Mass. Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

God Of LoUe, in the shape Of an English Peer,
set of from the inn at which she had been
staying, with him, IN carriage drawn BY
four feet horses, leaving the audience at the
theatre to sing to each other.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

The Rev. Francis L. Hawks of New Haven
has accepted the call Of the vestry of St.
James Church Philadelphia, as assistant
minister of the same.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

A cOroner's inquest was held at Albany on
Friday, before B. G. Allen, coroner, on the
body Of black man, named Henry Hartman,
and the verdict was, that he came to his death
by kicks, blows and wounds inflicted on him,
by a colOred man named William Lavender
The quarrel which resulted in the death
arose from dispute about IA sxpence, at
game Of cards. The affair occurred on Tues
day. but the injured person did not die till
Thursday.-Albany Adv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

Horrible TransactioR.-A rare occurrence
in the city Of Boston took place few days
since. A lady in Cambridgeport sent into
the city II relation who resided in her family,
to obtain sum Of money due TO her; $40
dollars. or nearly that amount, we believe
The girl, having obtained the money. passed
by the old theatre. where she observed man,
apparently disguised. who watched and fol-
lowed her. In High-street he suddenly as
saulted her. tied a handkerchief round her
mouth, forced her down to neighboring
wharf, where he shamefully abused her, rob-
bed her Of her money, and finally threw her
into the water. The silk trimming on her
dress huOyed her mp, and fortunately her
screams were heard by woman residing on
Fort Hill, who though night had set in, had
the courage and humanity to 60 out with a
little boy and ascertain the cause. They sue
ceeded in dragging the poor girl from her
perilOus situation covered with mud and
slime. A surgeon was seat for, and he pro-
nounced her very much bruised and injured |;
but not dangerously. She was slightly deran-
ged at first. hut soon recovered sufficiently
to tell where she belonged. She was convey
ed home, as soon as she could bear IL, and is
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

A Mr.. Ambrose Grabert. was lately stop
ped 10 the woods Of Gen. Hampton's planta-
lion in Louisiana, by two negroes, who rob-
bed him Of about Sl,7OO in bank notes,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
SAVANNAH. JUNE 8.
yerauce.


The Revenue Gutter Marion, Capt. Jackson.
arrived YES erday in three day, from Key West
We undersi and there was no Intelligence OF
importance at the time OF her sailing
A reconlre took place al Key West on the
26!n ult be,ween WILLIAM ALLISON M'REA,
Esq D's,iict Attorney, and Capt { E. HAw-
KGNs, formerly Of the Mexican Brig Hermoine,
in which the former was XII ed II Wilson
Esq. Marshal Of The Southern District of Flo
ridl is pass.nger III he Marion having con-
veycd c .p'ain Hawkins % - Angus Inc, w ere
he was delivered 10 the Marshal OF thai Dis
rict on Satu day las. for trial in No'emaer
next on a charge If murder.
1t is with sincere pain that we copy the
above paragraph. Mr.. M'REA WAS a talented
yourg man. ana native of tnis piao &c, where
his f,ituds aud relations principally reside
E-nig, atirg 10 he Southern Country, his pros
poets b:igh,ened, and he appointing nj ofU
Attorney was an earnest OF fu,u success in
his professions lle bis had on or TWO OF eF
reoonrres with Capt. Hawkins besides the last
which has ,eru.iuatrd so fatally.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
Public sale.

EhTITi he SOLD. on the premises on Saturday. nc
~ 2CM Of June neat, at II o'clock, all the r ght,
tile, and interest of Augustii B. liiams in ard to
one Undivided eighth part of tract OF land, caI'ed
Spring Grove containing 10 acres or less. late
the proper,y Of Marg.r,t Cb,ios deceased, snrstts
within hafa mile of the FAILS Church, on Pour Nile
Run adjoining the lands OF i"gh Minor, and within
Gew hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road lead
in- from Alexandria TO wey's Tavern seized and
taken under a wrt vt tiera facas issued by Adam
LYNN, Esq Justice Of the Peace for the County OF
Sl-xantra, and to me directed
Thc above will be sold 10 satisfy debt. and costs.
due to George Jacobs Terms OF sale cash,
RICHARD SUACKLEFORD,
iura 1-di1Oth Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
TWENTY Five Dollars Reward

u ANYWAY from the SUBSCRIBER on The nisht OF
1 uon1ay the 18th inst. negro womsp, named
LT,Y. purchased, about two years since, of Mrs.
Z,mmerman at West Endi-42 years of age, five feet
or 8 inches high not very dark complexion Hsd
ON and took with her variety OF cl"thing, amongst
which were, black bombszete dress and black mode
Sonna,, cloth cloak of olive color. Her clothing
was principally packed in brown hair trunk in which,
achieved she had secreted two bed quilts, as they
are missing. r
will give the above reward for the apprehension of
said woman, and confinement in any Ja so that get
her again; and all reasonable charges. orongh. nome
June II hoehht nho'hh' l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

STEAM BOAT rRIP.-if we had half the wi,
Of som, of our brother editors, We migh' pen
"a very pleasant article for this mornings Ga,
z~,Je, concerning he pleasure TIP IN the ele-
suficc i 10 say in b lief terms, for lark OF the
above mentioned iuable quality, that all on
board md there was as qoanti'y) we're high
" delighted with The excursion, with The steam
boat, and with the tsptain. The boat pro.
ceeded as far down the river as Mount Yer
won, and returned immediately. nothing having
trans pred to mar ths harmony of The compa-
ny in The slightes, degree.