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l. We have bocn pains collect tho election
throughout this State, present full list
who will form General Assembly
session. tsrc four majority for the opposition in joint ballot
There has boon powerful reaction in the face
lent opposition IL shows declnc of General Jac,ons
ioh A Reaction which has followed the
coalition him and his Maj
every Unon until TtPutcans the
letters faith shall be united in general
the under the i, cndutes
hgnant spirit OF persecution and eactOn. Bulletin.
CIScI,SArI, Oct 2jFrom tho lave received
members elected the General Assembly is
there majority in both Houses, who General
Jackson for the Presidency and who the advocates Of hs
Administrations. The majority in The probably six
the House of Representatives about the number
add that respectable proportion OF the Jackson
elected opposition nominations cannot,
therefore, he considered whole hog en There good grounds
hope that majority of both branches will apply themselves
faithful discharge OF their Legislative dutcsi intriguing
for office Among the Jackson members elected
ted there few of the and prnctisc
the State. Gazette Coalition PlPer.)
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FOK THE ENQUIRER.
To PHILIP Dor5pRIpeE ESQ

Dear Sir; Permit me, as friend, 10 remind you
OF passage in your speech upon Mr.. Green's amend
ment, delivered on the 23th ut and to give you the
proper answer 10 your question "Genilemen affected
10 De alarmed Tor their but IN that part
OF the state immediately under the Blue Ridge, altbo
slaves were increasing with greater rapidly than in
any other part OF the country. "a rapidty which to
him was truly s,rIning) such aPprebcnsions
felt Why, asked Mr.. d. IS this''
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@OMMI9Nfa

postscript to the New York Journal Of Commerce
contains the following intelligence, cornrnaory Of III.
the landing OF another Spanish army in the territory Of
Mexico-lt will doubtless speedily partake Of the
fate which hefei BarradAs at Tampico.
"It would seem that the repor, OF landing on the
Western coast Of Mexico, from Manila, was well
founded The Vera Cruz Noticioso of September 81
says
We are authorized TO announce officially, that the
enemy has made hs appearance on the shores OF the
Pacific, aud has dsenbarked at Port Angel in III.
State OF iaca advancing far Pochutia about 20
leagues from OaIaca city. The number Of his troops il
not ascertaned but Judging from the vessels which
brought tsieni cannot be very large Our opinion
~ that this small force only intended to create
diversion from The principal point Of attack But he this
as it may the Government has'aken the most efficient
for the preservation OF th precious coniinen
and is probable the hew invaders have been
completely annihilated."
FL Censor OF the same date says;
We know That hi, Excelency the Vice Pre'iden. ha,
received orders at his head quarters in Huamana TO
VS. nevertheless, he has probably received orders
proceed TO Tehu,can, from whence he may Ca
iaca and that State in case OF need
As he has energy and activity, ~. have nothing to
fear not only from or 10000 Spaniad from
10 or $4,000. Opinion cannot I've more strongly pro-
nounced against so detestabe cause since, with very
insignificant exceptions, all the inhabitants or the Re.
| public de,est the Spanish Government.
This is probably the expedition which
or Nuzco the 23i Of July eling in the drsc
ton of Acapulco which Is not very far from Port An
| gel The distances the Continent. from Vers
Cruz TO Port Angel, On south westerly direction }
cannot exceed 250 Dr. 500 miles
A Vera Cruz date Of 18th Sept represents the Mex =
los in attempting TO drive the SpaniardS from their
enrencbments al the bar Of Tampico, to have bsen up
wards OF 300, besides various chiefs AMI officers. The
Spanish loss is stated at nearly 500. The whole
Der OF Mexican troops collected successfully, at Tam.
pico Viego and Tampico de TamaulipaS. amounted 10
| 10000 "The number OF troops on the march, and
who ordered 10 return considerable and
tnlicent TO show what the Rerabc is able to occom-
/ Mi ~
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Tickets ST. Halves 50, Quarters ST. For sale by
~ 1.-- f.. MICKLE.
- First below the door Of the Eagle Hotel 90.
W Orders for tickets ia all the lotteries will
be promptly attended TO. Address to l.. MlCKLE,
Nov. s. 56-2t P;cl,ponJ Va
IGGERS PRIZE OFfiCE--The Iiic1n,yI,d
~ - Doek Lottery, Class No. 5, will be drawn IN
Richmond on Monday, 9th November--5i number
IOIlerY-,S raj hal
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MICKLEES OEFICE.

- >, WH.CffNiUND NOvembcr 9, 1877.
- No. 10.
SO 40 - 80 377a!6
DRAWING of the Rhode Island Consolidated Lotto
ty, 9th Class-Extra,
20 30 80 81 &c l6 ,
PIRGLNLi STATE LOTTERY
FOR the benefit OF the Richmond Dock Componv
3dC'ass, will be drawn i'm this Ciy on Nonday nert
The OLE illsfntI = 'NS '~''
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LATEST FROM BUENOS.AYREs

BALrIMoRE, Nov 4--By the arrival Of the brig
Ruth, Capt. Jefferson which left Buenos Ayres, Aug
30. aud Monte Video Sept ., we have, says the u S
Gazette, through the attention OF Mr.. Sanderson, Of
the Coffee House, file Of papers from both Places
~ Buenos Ayres, we learn, all was quiet--The new
administration has been arranged We copy the follow
Ing from the " Argentine News" of Augut 20
"A" Al the newly appointed ministers have entered mp
on the di charge Of their respective functions. The
answers which they returned upon receiving their ar
ponmens, published in te G'ceta Mercantile OF
yesterday DIN Tomas Guido stated, that IL was well
known 10 the Governor that in field covered with
ms il very difficult 10 avoid stumbling; but that being
Obliged IN travel through II, he promised TO contribute
all in his power them, and seek the shortest
and secues path towards the reesiabli'hneDt Of the
institutions Of the county"
The language Of Senores Garcia and Eszsada' wa,
much to the same effect The latter, ~ Minister OF
war has addressed letter 10 General Juan Manuel
Rosas conmanlan Of the country districts stating mat
tho Government had Authorized and given to the Ucns.
raj foil powers 10 regulate The peace Of The country and
relied upon his known patriotism to carry u into
| The new provisional governor Of the colony, Juan
Jose Yiamont Issued proclamation on The Zoih OF Nv
gust IN which he proposed 10 overlook the past but "a
put down with tbs strong arm oil power, Those thai
should raise the cry ofdseofd'
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Extract qf Il letter from Richmond to The Editors
HE IEinchesLeL RepnLLcnn

We can, without thrilling emotions take our stand in
the lobby, and witness the entrance of Mr.. Madison
now eighty years OF clad in Of black, his sill
locks floating hi, shoulders, and his very pre
inspiring thousand interesting association -
Though his face is exceedingly furrowed with age
his eye still retains its sprighness his spirits are cheer
fil. aud, chairman OF the Legislative committee he
il prompt and efficient II s probable he will take some
in debate when the different committees shall have
male their reports know of all our illustros
who'e republican simplicity OF habits il more wsr.
thy Of imitation, aud whose views of our government q
refer especially to constitutional federal powers
ought To be adopted the creed of every young
American, than those Of James Madison. As civil
liam, he never had his equal in our country. Asa wri
ter, who i, more lucid and perspicuous' AZ delegate
from Virginia, he spirit in forming, and
with his case aud classical pen he into favor the
federal contribution.
While we have said much for Mr.. Madison (anI
nations admiration says mnca more, spectator here
cannot overlook his associates in greau and co-
poraries in the history and fame of country Jane.
Monroe and Judge Marshall. The appoinm nj of the
first 10 preside over the Convention is just Common
tary upon his public history; while the exalted repua.
ton. anishle rnanners fine counenance and
heart OF the Judge, have ever inspired universal re-
tsprct aud esteem. In short, sir, look which way you
will, you find Of talent and Distinction in the Hall
Of the Convention.
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THE NEXT STATE LOTTERY.

CoHEN's OFFIcE-BaIfinOre. }
Oct. Ii, 1929. {
u We present herewith, Glass No T. for 1920 of thu,
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. T. for 1899
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, tho
drawing of which will take place in tic CITY of nalt-
Wedaesday tie 25th .Nape,nter
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TzJwENTY DOLLARS REWARD II will give
81 me above reward for the apprehenso on and d, H.
very 10 me Tin New Kent) my negro girl Peggy, who
absconded from my house the I3h Oct, and Is sup
rosed at this time to he lurking about the ncghborhood
Peggy s about rs years o. age bright muiato, with
cuTiy hair, sharp spoken, with Of her lower jaw
ce. out, and five feet two three inches high. All
pc forwaned from harboring projecting the
Aforesaid negro al the peril OF the law.
Nov T. 57-3t"
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Every thing in New York confusion, worse
COMPOUNDED" IL is impossible 10 form idea Of the
probable result Of the election in that City. We sub.
join two three paragraphs from the Courier which
may give idea of the state of things in the Com.
mcrcia Empori um." Bait. Rep.
SECOND DAY.
We have every TO be gratiied with the
Of the regular republican ticket yesterday. There is
not much excitement the OCCASION but il is crafty
ing observe the steady democracy of the city coming
mp TO the polls and voting for the whole regular ticket OF
Tammany Hail party guided by high and honorable
principles Is placed on elevated ground in mi
n6rity than those who need and break away in hopes
OF majority
" One Of the most singular attempts that was
made in this country 10 lay the foundation Of military
dcspotisn, TO- the purpose OF confronting elections
and ovcrawng the principles and practices Of demo.
cracy, has recently been made by portion of the
Z" First Brigade Of the New York State Artillery" az
appears by the proceedings which took place Stone.
halls last Saturday evening We perfectly Statistic ed
ceedings We know nothing and care nothing about
tho merits Of the dispute among Of the officers
that Brigade. But can sanction, any friend oil
civil liberty sanction the interference of any "big
ade Of artillery" in elections? II is contrary e
law- is contrary to goo Order-it Is The first atanp
ever made in this country 10 establish military inter
ference with free elections aud sincerely trus
u will be the last. Personal feeling and private grief
cannot account for such ndiscreet and rash step
indscre Ell and rash in city Of This magnitude
and containing materials of such inilanmabty az ON
population is composed o. The friends Of civil free
dom--the friends OF pure demorracy--tie friend
Of the republican party, (much abused and insult
ed as II isl never can approve, never sanction
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MAN AYERS

OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Oct goth
UNION CANAL LOTTERY. Class ~.
YATES & .@fcLNTYRE2, .1L4.N:HGERS
VHYO be drawn on nth day OF November In Phiia-
z delpha.
GRAND SCHEME.
prize Of 100000 is $50 900
5000 10 600
10000 10000
5000 5000
J. 1910 4OIO
10 1000 10000
10 600 600
10 500, 5000
10 100 600
10 300 1900
40 200 500
besides 81 prizes each of Sl08, 800, $50 and $40
1902 prizes each of 800, $50, and $40
2Oi of $50, I,I22 of $40, 11,475 of 10.
Whole tickets so, Halves So, Quarters So SO.
Call send your orders to Yates & MIntyre, Rich
mol, where in the last Class capital of s. O0O [ of
So ,90s and 900 all sold.
YATES & MINTYRB, Managers.
oct ~. 52-2awtd
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degree of Master OF Arts
Thomas r. Wilson, Dr. Wilson, Louisville,
s late eonmenccmcn, OF St Joscphs College, thut STATE
Louisville, KY, Oct. 9th
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8! Nov. 1929.

~, FOR TIE EVQUIRER.
HE impudence OF the National lutte igencsr out
uerod' Herod "-Scarcey paper il nov issued from
mat press without containing ait cted sneers at
ne cs"c"s-ng system. and King Caucus" contemp.
eonsiy proclaimed. with view or hope of weakening
me Cause OF the friends ofthe present admnstr aton
Inc National Inteigencer decryiug the caucus sys.
tenn! Does not every Vuginan aud every republican
throughout our country remember well, what sturdy,
pawhns advocates these Protesn editors were for d
caucus, when the vnt1ous Crawford was candidate
Tor the Presidency!
why this altered tone? Could the lose Of the
ge-siona Printing drive them 10 such garing and
nn"vshng Inconsistencies! To use the language OF
y" srnnax MacSycophant, (and not very unlike him y
'ney nave " wrought and wriggi,d. and wrigged aud
wrought aye and verify they will continue the anne
70 te end OF the chap'er to suit their i'm date
purposes at the expense OF every other consider ation
Odt upon IT, A VIRGISlAN
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MANAGERS

OFFICE.
RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERY, Bird Class
To be drawn at Richmond, on Monday the 9th No
vcmbcr, 1929.
81 Number LoiterY--Eight Drntpn BnlLots
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BY the ways f.woald jus, hint to you tho propriety
iot showing a1tle more, that sprit Of csnour and
personal respect for members OF f,r which,
In the beginning OF your speech, your gem
t'emen on the other side" THIS word affected. app
Ell 10 such men, was rather NAL apropos-besides, you
your alarm at the rapid increase Of slaves under the
Blue Ridge But why. you ask, do the people iii that
country leei no sue apprehension. for their slave pro-
perty! This, .ir. most unfortunate question -bc
Cause The true Answer to at once exposes motives.
We are as much ia want OF road. and canals there A..
you ""d your people are and expect to gain snore
than Ne shalt los,, by shling you in sta.shny I'M,
white basis But. the people out Of the q,e ston
you surely can never forge, the services OF
A. Yours, 10 command,
81 Nov. 1879. "A. ID. . NJ G.
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We cannot lay the following
without opooszins author liberty taken in
leaving out certain ParasaphIn doing believe
that have been only avoiding at this
time, any unpleasant dscusso,'Wc might apologize
des for laying before them largo upon
jact processes to discuss if did pledge
them that this is the last of such that we will
trouble them WITH during the sitting of Convention
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besides many other handsome prizes.
Whole tickets : 4; shares in proportion.
Call or send your orders (post paid the Managers
Office Richmond, w. and they will be puncually at
tended to. YATES s. MtIMTXRE.
oct. - OI--td MANAGIRs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

BY means Of which said requision, the said sum
Of seven hundred and fifty dollars OF the moneys Of
the U. States, was placed in the hands Of said J.
X PsUlding, Navy Agent as aforesaid. And the
Jurots aforesaid, upon their oath Aforesaid further
present, Chat the said letter and draft so as sfore
said written and sent and drawn epd sold as afore.
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EDITORS coRREsPonDBEcE.
AEoTsER DINNER. =

LEXINGTON, May 10Th, 1920.
Deer Si,- hsvs Just heard mT dig spssct s;FovIs,
went after dinner snt fssehss Tiers just he was eo-.
rsncing scod many Of our friends sebdsd through Gu.
s effect rod that be tss induced fsw If them 10 psy
sim bomiE, He 'peeeb disappointed suo, every enc osps.
Die 81 judging was by ne eoopept, slthovrh h,
seemed to hsVs studied much and doubt bsd con sa
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(RsgistereJ T..WATKINs.
Fourth auditor.
APPROXIMATIONS.

appropriations.
Arrearages prior to 1927. $1,000 90, LIB
BY means Of which said requisition, the said sum
Of one thousand dosrs of the moneys Of the Uni
ted States was placed in the hands Of said ]. X
Pauiding, Navy Agent as aforesaid.
And the Jurors aforesaid, ON their oath afore-
said, present, that the said Tobias Watkins, At
Washington County aforesaid, on the ninth day Of
July, IN the year Aforesaid, wrote and addressed,
and caused to BIO sent to the said j. K Pauldine.
Navy Agent as aforesaid. a letter, in the words
and figures following, to wit:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., }
Fourth auditors Office, 9th July. 1927
Dir Instead Of the remittance of $500, men /.
uoned 10 you In my letter OF the 9th instant, you
VIM receive, so soon as the requisition can pass
through the forms OF Office, one thousand dollars.
under the appropriation for the payment of ar.
rea.ages;" Of the receipt of which, be pleased to
advise me. l am sir,
Respectfully,
Your obt serv't,
o. N. FAuLDING, Esq. 7. WATKINS.
Macy agent, Ne,o York.
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Motion made by Mr.. CoxE, on Saturday, 10th
May TO qaash the presentment just as the court
was about 10 adjourn. The presentmeni was in
these words:
DIsTRIcToF CSLUMaIA, .afoy Term. 1929.
County Of Washington S "'' A'-''
The Jurors oil the U. States for the body of the
county aforesaid, their oaths and affirmation pre-
sent
That Tobias Watkins, in his capacity of 4th Au-
titor Of the Treasury of the United States ostens
bly, for the public service. but falsely and without
authority, did, on OF about the 9th day of July
1927, procure from the United States Navy De-
partment directions TO the United States Treasury
Department to place in the hands OF j. X. Pauldng,
Navy Agent at New York, the sam Of thou
sand dollars, which sum Of ore thousand dollars,
the said Tobias Watkins, by letter Of advice, in his
official capacity, and by his drafts on said Paud-
ing sold TO Charles S. Fowler, did receive for his
own private use, viz: FIVE hundred dollars on or
bout the 9th day of July, 1927, and the further
Of five hundred dollars on or about the 18th of said
month or year.
Tie Jurors aforesaid further present-That the
said Watkins, on about the 18Th day of July,
1928, caused, as aforesaid, in manner aforesaid,
further sum Of seven hundred and fifty dollars to
be placed in the hands Of said PauIding, which he,
She said Watkins, received in manner aforesaid for
lis OWL private use by drafts sold TO said Charles
s. Fowler aforesaid, on or about the 10th day OF
January, 1928. Signed, ANDREW WAY,
Foreman.
Mr. Corr said, the presentment, as the court
will at once perceive, includes 10 charge of cr-
lDinal character;it is, to say the best Of IT, ez-
ceedingly vague, and the length Of time which has
elapsed since the inception Of these charges, and
the delay In the prosecution, are matters corrobo
Iatye Of the insufiicency Of these allegations.
u ~ principle Of justice, and, indeed one OF per.
sonal right that an accused shall have an early
and speedy trial. Hero the defendant has been in
confinement more than two weeks and nothing yet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

Between seventy and one hundred gentlemen
oiRlcheser New York; have made q public
snun;is,ion Of aniimasonry, upon the follow
ns considerations, to which they have seve-
ally signed their names:
They have seen, with regret, the harmony
''Ciey disturbrd-the peace of families bro
Hn-Ioe son being literally arrayeG against
he father:
my have seen violent and persecu ting
ph derange the ordinary business iransac>
IONS oelween man and msn-the political anti
n''ons generally refusieg o trade with or en-
lsy hose who do not uni With them in an
discriminate prescription OF The masons
They have seen the mos, sacred feelings If
W. nature prosti,uted by the anti masonic
f'Ge', to the vile purposes Of party The tenn
r'I he Almighty polluted by thr balrful
N'nt oil persecullon-the sacred desks per>
'rsd to the unholY purpose Of prescription
na ne harmony OF religious societies destroy
"" the prevalence oil antimasonic intole-
ance:
ihey have not seen any benefits arising
r-n an'l-'nasopry to concordance even the
t@ Of these evils"
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From the Democratic Press.l

10 The Honorable Mn SUTHERLAND.
= = us become Gus IN to pr, fix to tive name
member OF Congress the word Honorable.
: 'oH reason l prefix it to yours. |, is my
~'nlon In the present note to call upon you
,n'm or deny atement am about 10
HN' That there ma, be no mistake about
90 ;" matter l am authorised to say, that any
.e0ent you may think proper 10 make in
H 10 this note, shall be published in the
@noSratic Press.
WI make my story shor, and plain as
Since he adjournment of CONGRESS Won
" % president Jackson he was not alone.
~, AISed with some fluency on the course
aa you thought most advisable for the
1'Ien' 10 pursue. He was somewhat STATE
,, '%' reserved, and when you looked enqui,
g., M ,oSa'd him. he very deliberately drew
nTi Is pocket small piece ofisuer paper,
hna "Saodlhs It .oyou said" tina, Mr.. Su her
| 4 !, am assured, is part Of speech deliver
you In the Senate Of Pensyivania !n'
,bi.s OPenea The paper, aud the 6rst word on
ER ' lTur eye rested was, that of MURDER.
F. sPp"eo to Gen. Jackson. You s,ammer.
oVsd something in the way of an apology and
Nv Yourself out Of the room.
sc,, g. was said on your departure, i, is no,
AN. 10 relate, as you are unable 10 ties lily
.,rd a'esfacy. presume, however, you
ap M u'usn TO proven. you from ever darken.
m ,, uoo' oil any house in which Gen. Jack
d ,sn,'as ses ownership. You are indebted 10
81 S;ns promise, given before your arrival,
M, - permitted, with both pour sars m
p'sSehee' PLAIN Truth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
FEVER AND Aeux.-The annexed ex,rac, is

FEVER AND AGuE.-1he annexed extract Is
from Sir John Malcolm History Of Persia:
"I visited Kerrund twice, in 1900 and 1910.
The 6rst time, the chief OF that place, Hedayet
K coll Khan. saw one Of the gentlemen OF the
mission lying in the tent i'll Of quartern ague,
and begged would let him cure him; and on
being asked what was his remedy, said he
would beat him with sticks till he was WE'LL
The invalid declined The experiment, at which
the chief was not little offended, and brought
number Of his followers to swear that they
had been recovered by his blows. When last
visited this place, Hedayet Kooli was dead
He had left ten sons; the eldest, Mahomed All
Khan, was chief Of the tribe. l'asked him II
he had inherited his fathers knowledge OF me-
dieiue. My practice he said, is equally
successful. tie them up BY the heels when
the cold fit is on, and bastlnado them most Sc
verely, scolding them a, the same time, so as
to produce heat and terror, instead of-a cold
f,.' 'And you sacceed?' Always. Have
you any patients bu, your own followers? "A
few; those In the neighborhood who have any
sense, send to me when they are i'll OF the ague.
sCan any Of your brothers cure fevers' No,
pa!' replied he, quickly; that is eff Of Pri-
vilege confined exclusively to the head OF the
family'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

II will be no wonder that our north winds
continue 10 bring winter on their wing, when
we read the following paragraph. The COM
merce Of the New York canal must always
suffer sensible obstruction from the rigors OF
the climate.
We have received letter from friend trav-
elliug towards the state Of Ohio, dared at But-
falc, May sth, in which the writer says-"The
air here !etls as If il came from Greenland and
the ice covers the Lake as far as the eve can
reach do no, believe The like will be open
for navigation under two or three weeks. l
nave seen a gentleman who arrived from Erie
las, evening. lie says there is great deal of
ice from Erie o this place. found The roads
very bad, aud would MT advise any one 10 Irav-
ell this way before the frs, Of June.