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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

not appearing a! tie BauA al tie usna. hour.
a message VAS sent 10 his house, 10 vhieh II
was replied that he was sick. HI. trunk was
then opened 10 verify his cash account, 3. hen
the sum above stated was found 60 be missing.
Farther inquiry was then made, and II was
soon a.ceftAined that he had sbsconded. We
have mol heard thai he has been seen, since
Monday evening al o O'Clock. A large reward
is offered for his apprehension and the recovery
Of the money. and every measure has been Ia
ken by the Branch Bank Directors by express
ses and otherwise to spread the news OF this
bold and extensive viIlsiny.
Fuller is Of respectable connexions-he has
wife and interesting family OF children in
this city. lie was considered n correct aud
accomplished clerk by Those who bad EN-.
ployed hin. Much excitement WAS produce
ia our city Ivy the Circumstances above detailed,
When made known"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
oSEp.yLAree FROM LONDON.

ONE DAY LAlEh fhoh co'"o''.
The ship Coral, III Boston, brings London
papers 10 the 20In May inclusive.
The Kings health seemed TO be nproving.
The bulletin ofthe l9,h .ays, " the kiag slrpi
wsllla.t n,eht. His Maieays symptoms con.
tinue alle,isied" The correspondent of the
Morning Herald OF the 20h. SAYS that on ihe
evening" preceding, the lyth, he eonyetsed
,beerfnIl, with his attendants Toe some hours.
aud slept soundly through the night. until he
was awoke by tue wurkmans bell at d % clock
in thr mornng-that On the following day
the Duke Of Wellington had AZ audience
of the kmg. aud remained With mn nea'ly two
hours.
The Court Circular oflhe 10Th says, the
King continues IN an improving state, aud Ne
nfe AZ length gratifed IN being able 10 an
nouuce thai hopes are entertained OF his
MAjesfy's resto, aIion toH cunvAlesGeni state.
An article under date Of Constaniiaople
Apnl %, states that the Porte had caused n
note 10 he presented TO tho Ambassadorsiof the
three powers, "a which the Sultan declares
,nsi he acoedes to the resolutions adopted by
those ppsers respecting Greece. ~ the pfoio.
.ols OF London. The three Ambassadors Ind
~ consequences sent couriers TO their respec-
tive Courts, 10 inform them Of the deGuiiive
c6del,s,oa OF this shiH, lbs IS Confirmed
Wv Inc LOuuOh 1oulih't
LIS stated thnt the Greek Senate has reeog-
pi,sd, ss Snvrrsign the Prince oi SAKE Co
bursh. by adopting the protocols. The procIa
nation Of The CouDr Gnpo Dilsuia announcing
tre appointment ofihe aoserelgn,es excited every
.~hass a sensation oil joy. The French troops
IN the Morea had received orders 10 De IN read.
insss 10 march. TWAS sail that theiy dcstina-
Ton was TO re ceivs from tho Turks the ciiadnl
oI Afhen., and the iorresses OF NTgroponi and
Carys,o, winch come ~uhin the newly defined
limits of the Grecian Stafe.
Letters from Rome 10 Msy 4. say that Bona
nsparle's mother continued without hope oil
recovery from her late accident. The govern
nent Al Rome, rs IN other parts OF the world
had lately published "A new larIB, which ekcI-
,od considerable Discussion.
The news OF The dissolution OF the French
chambers produced slight depression OF the
funds, in London. The price ol3 per cents
varied IN the course OF the 18th from % 81 10
IL Ia.
Liverpool Cotton Mdrkci, May 20.
The sales OF the week are 1000 bags tile
market has been very dull throughout the week
and prices are lowered Sd per 10. The IN.
pert Is $1,000 bags from America.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

DOhoUANl Ia n decree OF the SUPERIOR
Il Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchbur g
District, pronounced on the 10Th day of Nav
1880, III the cause Of Garland II. Mitchell. sur
wing partner Of the firm of WIN. & G..
Mitchell Plaintiffs, against Nancy Shields, De.
iendani the undersigned Marshal of the said
Court. will sell, for cash on the premises. in
the county OF Amherst on Friday, the Oh of
July. 1880. IF fair. # not, the next fair day
theraifer) attract of land lying in SAID county.
containing three hundred acres, more or less
and adjoining the lands OF II. Gentry, Joshua
Rucker, Richard Powell, dec. James Petite and
others 1. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
June 10 nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
THE ViRGINEAN.
LfNCHBURG. JULY s, 1870.
+ OURIH OF JIIJy

The fifty fourth Anniversary or a..
independence was celebrated in this plsc. ~
MONDAY last with more than ordinary s,;,,
Early nthe morning, the Volunteer, g.
mes paroded, and fred the usual s,l,,,o,
Al o'clock, having formed a junction =, A.
mead OF Nam street, they marched 10 tho
byier'an Chnlcb, escorting the Header If d,
Declaration of Independence and tho H..
OF the Day As the military marched ~,
Church, the Band of Music, in the GALA,
struck up The patriotic air of faH coh,.'
bid'" The Rev. I'm. S. Reid then os..,
|" 'ne lhrone OF Grace fervent and apron;
ate supplication for the Continuance os ,b,,
cial favor which guided our Fathers !, .,c',
through the perils of the Revolutio, All
which, through all the stages OF our na,,oo.,
existence, has been unto US as a cloud hv d,..
aud pillar Of fire by night" The D eclara,;o,
OF independence was then read by .Jobu nm,
Esq' IN very handsome manner after which
Charles L. Mosby, Esq, pronounced an ora,io,
OF about 40 minutes duration, which. more ,h.o
equaIled the most sanguine anticipations even
oil those who, from Knowledge of The talent.
of that gentleman. expected much. We hmm.
we shall hereafter have the pleasure of pres.n,
ing the Grafton TO our readers.
After the ceremonies al the Church had boo.
concluded, the Military and citizens retired I'm
their respective places of dinisg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
PURSUANT to decree of IN. suoo.;

1onooaST to a decree of IN. S,,sr;..,
~. oo"tl Ut Chancery, for the Lynrhhnrn
ieoo 80 pronounced on the 2yth doy of "A, =
1917, :" 'oe cause Of Robert Rive, PLANT -.
'"'. ',"rreA aud others, defendants ,hs ~"
c oes"e :, Deputy Marshal for rhos, Hal
caah 'e' 'ia'shal of the said court. will sell far
ON Tb y" ,ne Premises. in the county of n elson
If M, '' s"'y The ooh day Of July, ls3o ff e,',
ianH IT. 'ne next fair day thereafter \ rae, ~,
Jrsa so .as III said county, containing one HaO ~
the ovarssar adjoining the lands belonging IN
the land - o' 'he poor, for said county. And
Also "na " James Murphy and James Car
and s;s," "'ner tract containing enc hundred
above mann vd ie and half acres, adjoining the
Us f. RoYALL, D. NJ
Jun. oe '0' 1aos y HclcpmJe, Mar.
i',ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
MarshaPs Sale of Ne~roe 9.

WILL BE SOLD, according 10 law in from,
w OF the MarshaI's Office, in Lsncbbure.
on saturday the i7th July, 1890. likely young
Nes'o 'itn' 70 OF 'hem first rate bscksmi,hs, !
a aI Two women the property of Capt. James
Marlin 'aken by write Of sundry executions
~"I'n 'SSnea from the Superior Cour, of
Cn Tncy Tor me Lynchbnrg district, in favor
Of Chltuns heirs. Jos. + ROW.
Dep. for TIL A. Holcon,be Mnr,buJ
June 81 -. .u" ''a'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

HRonooANl to decree of the Suner;or
- Court of Chancery, for the Lvncbbnra
ios" '' pronounced on the 9th dav of Nav
,ooD ,',., !" "a cause PIeasa" Rosser, Plaintiff
as""s' Den; inn'er end others, Defendants.
,.;1, "m,'e,s,s"eu' Marshal of the said Cour,
,ha i Is"' :" Iampoeli Courthouse, on Monday
IT, i-'" o. 'uly' 1880, negro man named
'' "o p'ope'ty ct said Pleasant Ros.er.
June II wa rshal,
Hids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
DUFF GREEN.


In an article IN the \. Y. Enquirer Of the
e0ih uh. ihe editors take the following rotlce
o Duh Green.
" We will here relate an aneedoie in relation
To this and other printing. which We had from,
"A member Of Congi ess VIVA Is warmly attached
10 tina alminisIrat ION, md who Is W Hing that
his name should be used II necessary.
When during the short session ol 1928. %.
DniT Green was elected printer 10 Congress, il
was contemplated to give Galns aud oraton the
printing OF the documents which made SO much
noise last winter DuG slTenuously opposed II.
and was asked one day III the presence OF
two or three members why he did so. His
reply was" Gales aud Sealon are, in fact
warmly attached 10 General jackson, although
circumstances have thrown them in the OPP
position. IN endeavorng TO support Mr.. Adams
give them this prinIng aud you NJ once make
them independent oi the Bank of the United
states, aud oi their subscribers. When Gen.
Jacksons administration Commences they will
enjoy his confidence and the confidence the
party, aud in two years they viii be reelected
printers to Congress Here is an honest contes
sou aud yet this man talks oil hrs dlsinteresled
devotion to the PrcsuenI,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

few snd Ear bstgeea, tlt lac graf5 stoi from
. thirty two pound battery, or Ike ~'se aud
~u,y sayings from brolner Birchs paper.
We That 10 the Jackson party before we joined
ihem) had told great many Is about MI.
Adam, rewarding 3 or 4 editors with public
prin,,or; and General Jackson has rewarded
then, yhereverthey could be found from bro
Their Birch down To Duff Green and MAJOR
Noah. The hero Of the resolu ion made
great professions against the sin OF appointing
members of Congress lie has Hlrea'
DIV appoint ed more thsn all the former admin
i.tra,ons united. lie had great horror OF
the corruption Of the press and tue posl-oihcr,
and has corrupted both 10 = hitherto onhesId
of extent. he has turned out OF their daily
bread pretty ouch every MAJ who dared To
vote Tor Mr.. Adams. including The last survivor
Of the men WHO commenced the revolution by
throw ing over the tea chests In the harbor Of
Boston. lie has deprived Us jackson men)
the privilege OF calling ourselves The republic
can party ny appoinl'ug 10 Office more ieder.
alisis than have bean Ia Office since the days oil
JelIerson-- such rs McLnae, Bsrr,en. aud John
Randolph. the calumnlator Of Jefferson, Madl-
son and Monroe We didn't, however, mihd
any or all these things much. though they
cool ii the zeal with which We had upheld him
hef,re. But all put together, were giving our
party down hill inclination. when on came,
like a steam boat afiera row boat, tue last SEES.
son of Congress. 10 the Senate we
came out for state rights and dlsnnlon but thai
brawny ,houldered New England giant, Web
ster, knocked our political brain3 odt at two
blows, ani battered the other paris OF our poliii-
G Il bodies IN such a way thu, recovery IS des-
paired OF There too we sanoiipne such appoint
meats by Inc hero Of two wars Bat we dill
eopteihiHg here to ave our characters, by re-
jecung three or four men who had beea Ia state
prisons--two or three who were under lndict
ments for larerny oLe OF two had been con-
vic ed OF MURDER None who hal been guilty
OF a crime 100 gross to he here named. Bni
then, a g ain, we confirmed appointments Of new
ministers, &C. and the rec al OF others. To the
tune of nearly 100000. We agreed to pro.
ice Tor driving the poor Indians from their last
acres into the westetn wilderness and swamps
al an expense Of S24 900 900 as IS estimated
and al the same time the " hero OF Two wars
refused to appropriate $50 900 a work Of in
ternal improvement, on the ground Of econnmy
and refused 10 sanction the other bills for in
ternal improvements. on the GROUND oil hostility TO
the principle THIS has lost us the Whole
uest, and hese are all HE promised rtjormsH!
" The creates, aud the best of nen, too de
clared before hls election, thai 40 mao should
hold the office OF President for more THAI four
years aud here he is again candidate for The
next four Il,
There seem nowto be u general turning oil
The public eve ON HENRY CLAY, as the only
pan who will bring back high minded, homes I
lain dealing, sincere pnlilsal conduct, aud
much as are aud have eUer been opposed Il
him, We see not how il can he prevented
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

DURSUANT TO a decree ofthe SUPERIOR
IL Conri of Chancery, for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the 22nd day of Nav
1880. IN the cause of Nathan Lofftus Il Co.
flainthe, against Samuel Collins and OTHERS.
Defendants the undersigned Deputy Marshal
for Ihos. A. HoIcombe, Marshal Of the said
court, will sell, for cash. on the premises, in the
county OF Nelson, on tuesday the 9th day of
July, 1880, tif fair, il NOT, the next fair day
'heTeaiier,) taact Of land lying in said county.
on hockhsh River, and containing one hun
dred and twent, and half acres, more or less,
and adj dining the hnds of Nose Fitzpatrick,
jeremiah Roberts and Nose Hughes, and 9th
ers' Also, one Wagon. one sorrel horse, one
bay mare, and four pair of gear, two negro
men, sam and Charles, and one womap Dicey
and the incre ase of the latter.
JOS. Z. ROYALL, DIN.
Tor Thos. A. Holcomba 8Iar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
CLARET YflvE. Ar

n re-" cases 81, Julian Clare, Wioo -
- ge'ner with Bunch Ralsms. s,f, ~. 10
Al"onus' Oranges and Lemons. rece;ved "e,
SAML. AYRES.
ALSO,
Wines and Liquors. 's'y hhest Oh
July S. A.
------ tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

which camel % Inc Army led 10 victory by
him The respect OF spain and Of alt t.'rope.
"Comie de BoURMuSf.'
We have q letter from Liverpool, dated
May Is. which says The sales OF Co.'oa TO-
day are only 900 bags. about hail A'nefican,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

Party" says the New Orleans Advertiser,
can do soy ,blng-it can convert him whose
election wns dreaded as a curse, into a states-
man aud patriot Of the highest order--it con
wash the bl'ckrst sins IN Lelhe,' and tlfey are
forgo'ten--t can make men forget what them
selves formerly were. their own opinions
their votes-iheir actoOs-their assoc iates--it
can make them the advocates of what they
formerly opposed, and the opposers Of what
they once advocated-in short il can do any
th'ng--ll can makea true democratic repub-
cam, one oil the most incorrigible tederalis,s ia
ten minutes -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

senicd n thr Alexandria Museum alive. The
name OF :" Seaman has been given to him
aud i, Is intended TO keep him a. companion
TO ,he Grand Eagle La fayeue, who was sick
from January ,e May, but has now recovered
his former health and splendor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

Look out for the Big Prizes !.
(flN FRIDAY NEXT at Richmond, the
~ following splendid prizes will be dis.
tr'onted TO those who dare adv, nture for then
viz $4,000, 5000, $4,000, So 1000. 80 01n
10 Of ) $1,000, and numtrou, Others of S5o0
Sl0O, NC. &c. Those who are desirouS NJ ca.
curing them will call at WARDS OFFICE
Two doors above The virgioian office.
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
WanteA.

Caa ,ne balance of the yea, "a good Main
,,,o 1 90 Enquire at this Office ''"'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

PnrSnipS. T he British island Of Guernsey,
near the coast OF France, is famous for the
culture of parsnips -lhe product per acre is
a 900 ponnds, or near 20 tons. Some of the
roofs are IT. inches in diameter The farmers
of Guernsey prete' this plant to the carrot, tnr-
MP, and potato, They iauen hogs and cattle
with parsnfps, IL give hem 10 their mich cows
and horses. This root iermented furnishes also
kind OF wine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
St
FINN fhs CaUdsu .To1fnnl.

From the Camden Journal
We have received marvellous number of
new papers during the last week. Among
them Is one just commenced at Washington,
y. e.. called the Torch II burus bright
enough. but we see very well without il.
Another called the Crisis, comes 10 US
cessiiy of doing without also. We have
plenty of crises in South Carolina just Mt this
time.
a very neat paper, called the " Times. pub.
lished in Washington. N. c. has been comino
to us Tor a or two. The North Carolina Time 5
must excuse ns-onr own times are all we can
attend 10 al present.
Nothing neT.-Mrs II of Water street, New
York, sht down with her husband very clo4y
10 the bottle. few days since, and, having
made the very remarkable discovery that as
the bottle goi light SO did her Husbands head,
concluded very sagely thai when the bottle
was empty, his head in like manner would he
empty aud, knowing thai nothing TO nothing
leaves nothing, presumed that applying Moth.
ing TO nothing, could hurt nothing. she very
deliberately proceeded 10 break the empty
bottle on the empty head, but unlnckly ttToke
the head IN the operation bringing the two
empty things To the same state. She now lies
III Bridewell, that being the conclusion Of her
demonstration, that an empty bottle makrs an
empty head When she was brought 10 trial
for u, her husband refused to prosecute, say
ing he was sure she did not mean 10 hurt
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

The Lions ofhe day !--Senstor Benton ARR
.ed at home on Friday last, Sweet MISTRESS
Anne Royalis an q sisi, TO our City.
Missouri Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

SAMUEL HERRlcE has resigned the Office Of
Attorney OF the United States for the District of
ONO. to which office h" had been appointed by
the President and Senate.
Ohio State GaseHe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08


EtienHre Bank Robberg.-The Boston pa
pers received by yesterday evenings mail
cont aimed the following advertisement
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
Bank Robbery. -Absented himself from the
Branch Bank of the United States IN this city.
JOHN FULLER, the Second Teller thereof {.
with about $40 900, in bills OF the Globe. Co
lumbar, Manufacturers aud Mechanics, Ire
mont and other banks of this city, aud Notes
of the Office of The Bank OF the u. STATES in
this city.
SAID Fuller is thick set man, about 8 feet
or inches high, of fail face, light complexion,
sandy hair, and prominent bright light blue
ewes.
Whoever will arrest said Fuller so that said
property may he recovered by the Bank, shall
receive $1,000 Tor the property, or IN proper
ton for any part thereof, or $5no Tor said FHl-
Ter on his commitment IN any jail IN the u.
States.
Office OF the Bank of the United States.
S, FRO rHINGHAM. Cashier.
Boston, June %. 1880.
The Boston Patriot states that Fuller &C
complished the robbery in the following man
ner -
On Monday evening, he settled his ac..
counts and handed over 10 the Cashier his
trunk locked, and supposed TO contain his bal.
ance Of cash, which trunk was placed 10 the
vault for safe keeping. Ca Tuesday morning.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
To the Tots,s of Morgan Cou,tu


by the solicitations of several OF my friends
and believe friends To the good people of
our county, have come to offer my services
IN the next session of Assembly. provided I
meet the good opinion and become the choice
OF sufficient number Of voters of said couAy.
J must confess my little ability to serve tilem
IN the capacity of Legislator, but though
small, all my ability shall be excrted to serve
them to the best of my knowledge, and viii
gladly receive instructions in that important
business. latter myself that none will ven-
ture to doubt my integrity. for this reason:
have acted Ia public capacity now upwards
OF thirty years, and have continued. as vet,
without an impeachment, though in that ease
was more competent, aud think | am as
well known throughout our county as, per-
haPs, any other Of the candidates: therefore /
think 90 proceed differently, as to the mode
OF eiectio, eering, my method being TO inform
all. ioffer my services. and then submit to
their Judgment. and il they find reason to
give me their voice il will be thankfully recei
we'd hope that there is none that will think
less OF their offered candidate for not visiting
them III person to request their votes in his
favor; then be pleased to let this be sufficient.
provided cannot call on you as has been
customary, and be assured | will he thankful
TO all who may make me one of their choice,
while remain their respectful and obedient
servant, JAMES III. WHEAT.
March IS, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

1t viii be seen below that the refusal oftbe
Post master General to allow the speech of
Mr.. Webster to be franked. will not succeed
IN shutting out the Light from the people.
The subscription has been opened in New
York by the friends of Messrs Webster and
Hayne, for the publication of a large edition
OF their late speeches, for gratuitous and ge-
neral Distribution. This is well. Every cIti-
zen Of the United States is deeply interested
in many Of the subjects discussed in those
speeches. Let the argument be fully laid be-
tore the people, are not fearful as to their
decision. 1t occurs to US as highly desirable
that these speeches should, by some means.
perhaps by subscription, be put into the
hands OF every voter in New England: at
least IN the States of New Hampshire and
Maine, which have been represented as "a
voIlng the Carolina doctrine"
hlessrs. Carter & Hendee have published a
pamphlet edition, beautifully printed, of the
Speeches Of Mr.. Webster and MIR. Hayne :.
Preiaced by ssccinct and correct account of
the previous debate and proceedings ON MIR.
Roots resoiution.--.G f. Pal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

The Committee appointed to examine into
the cause of the accident which rendered
the Engine useless on the night of the fire
at MIR. Devinney's house, and to suggest
such considerations as they may deem i'm
portsnt to secure, in future, better sys-
tenn of conduct and discipline during a
time Of fire, beg leave respectfully to RE-
PORT:
That, from every inquiry which they have
made, and frcm their own observation, they
are satisfied that the Engine recently purcha
sed. and now owned sy the Company, is an
excellent one in all respects, and admirably
adapted to the wants Of the Company. They
are further satisfied that the Engine is con-
strueted % as TO be used Gt.cGys with the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
w. &. ANDERSON,
WIN. n. RIDDLE,
C.. G. CONRADT.
JOHN DOLL.

FELLow-CITIZENs:-I avail myself Of the
earliest opportunity Of rendering you my sin
cere thanks for the services you rendered me
on the night ofthe 18th inst. at the conf1agra-
ton Of my propcsfy. 1t appears to me that
every man who aided at all in rescuing my
property from the fiery element, must have
performed adouble duty, as never, in all
my life, have seen so much property saved
as was saved in so short tune with SO little
breakage. To every member of the Fire
Company am much indebted for their vigil
ance and activity in endeavoring to suppress
the flames; as every man appeared actively
engaged in performing his duty with alacrity
and zeal. Therefore, the officers and men,
bers viii please accept my grateful thanks
also tender to my nearest neighbors my I'M
feigned thanks for the extreme hospitality and
friendship they extended towards myself and
family. They not only furnished US with
habitations, but also with every necessary of
life, and endeavored in every possible way to
soothe and alleviate our distressed minds.
can never be too grateful for their particular
attention to my female family. conclude
with hope that the Great Disposer ofevents
may, in His infinite goodness. ward off iroa,
all of us all other such distressing scenes.
Your ever obedient servant.
| G.. DEVENNEY.
| Mach q5 1890