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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-12
District OF Columbia,

CouEty IF ,4leranafic, set.
NOVEMBER TENN, 1929.
lanes Green, Complainant, }
AGAINST I'm CHANCERY.
John NcClulie, defendant
TIME defendant, John AcCinte, not having entered
statute and rules Of this COURT anil It appearing to the
safo,;on Of the Court that the said John NcCintie
: mot An nhabitsn Of the District of Columbia the
MOTION OF the Complainant by his Counsel IS ordered
en-, ,h. aid Defendant do appear here before
th. rsl ay of next April and answer the bill of
the Complainant and give security for performing the
-es, Of the COURT and that copy Of this order be
forthwith psoshsd IN the public newspaper printed IN
,h. Town Of Aexanlrs. for two months successiveiy
and thai another copy be posted Tue 'r'"' '0'f u
a., Conrt- House, of the said county
Test, hoM' L. Lrr', u -
I'm
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Cabinet, Chair, and SOFA Manufac-
tOry.

Cabinet, Chair, and SOFA .hahulac-
tory.
VANES GREEN Cabinc, maker,-has nhand'sha
al will constantly keep at his old stand on 'oyai
St, Alexandria, e IT the corner of 9TH ST., PcnnNi
vanis, Avenue Washington-a general assortment OF
the mo f,snionable an durable Furniture, which he
will equal If MT superior IN quality, to AM
ever ofFeredn the misunderstanding in part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain ,ileboards
Ditto with cellare and marble slabs
French and plan bureaus
Dressing do with mirrers
Ladies and Gentemens' secretaresa bookcases
Pier,xbles with marble aud mahogany tops
Piller and claw lining, breakfast and card tables
Pai do do do do do
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mah"ganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Mlsic stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks sc
With general assortment Of bedsteads Officially
carved mahogany, maple aud stained woods, all of
which will be sold AZ low fnr cash they can be pur
chased ofthe same quality at any ether mandatory
the Union. ALSO,
.7n,ssortment Of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, 2artof VIII Gu suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nish of,rp.rior quality, 'acking bottoms, cords, sc
TURNING AND CARVING,
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S~NA DrOnZeS, &C &C.
NNyE invite The attention Of practitioners ofmedicine
w who may wish to avail themselves of the oppor-
tuny TO try the effect and virtue of the following new
French preparations of Physic Vegetable Salts viz
Supuline sulphate morphne,sceta'e morphine,
tine, enetine. rhuharbarine pperne, and iodnei also
rrot0n oil anil extract balssm co2aiva, The differ
ent forms Of manipulation pre- paration of those
dcines for kept on hsnd together with drrc.
tons for ,hc manner Of employing them in practice
DR. Naicuiies Formi!aTy of preparation and admins
ratun of those new remedies, also be obtained
La Buyraque's Ckorure Of Tie Orid of
.Sodium.
From numerous experiments Of the most skiIful men
of science followed by certain success it results that
this c1orure is preserstve against the occult seeds
ofiatent diseases, yellow fever small poS, scucohGn
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases 4
remedy against the bite Of the mad dog and that OF
penis; srsn,t ulcers Of long Standing. gangreHc, the
hospitals degenerate burns, old syphiltc ulcers
corrOdng letters cancers, carbnclcs, asphy pro-
duced by exhaations from sewers, cutters, any col
lection Of putrid animal or dec0mposng vegetable
ter. Instructions for Using the Corure Of Oxd of So
dunn including all its applications in healing
can be had .rr' -.' .I ......
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will b1sgivcu for its in bleaching
silk, cotton, or linen goods such as caps, frnges
sheeugs leghorns, Any other article cfwear dress
Dye Nu6s NJ aN hinds,
Consisting of logwood, hachcwood, redwood, cam
wood ir,si-tto wood fistick coc,inesl, m,dder tur
merc, indigo. s The dye-wonls Clipped we can
afford cheap by the barrel they can be purchased
in any city 20 the ncrth We will give warranted d
rrcons for dying any color to those who favor with
'her CUSTOM with reasons VIII, they fail in making
good color so II can b. corrected
The following articles Gf Painls amt Per-
Jitmaery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake, rose pink, de Cologne,
antique oil. variety pomatum, in pots and sticks, Ma.
oil, vegetable rouge. pearl powder, &c. almond
soap, rose soap, &C.. yellow, pale yellow, white, red,
and green bronzes.
- Superior Biocking Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. TO those
whose motto is /" Economy" we can recommend this
Backing retaining its polish softenns the leather.
and not causing it to crack, most high polishing
backing does 1t has the advantage Of polishing ON
the leather whether vet or dry For sale by =
noy26 whsfAM kkNPfnhR < Go.
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70 Rent,
Annatllan MNY's

s,. New House and Tobacco Factory IS
fg8 n to let. [, is, taken altogether, one Oh tie
Fs4s most complete establishments f"rthe purpose
tsael ofmanufacturng tobacco or segars IN inc ps'
trict; and to goodtcant the rent woad o. ''''
Apply to COW
march II VI. Nil.o q oo.''
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district W Co\Wmbia,
County Of Ale'rand'1a, SCI

County 81 4ferandT30, oef.
NOVEMBER Term, 1929.
The President, Directors and Com
psny of the Bank of AlexAndr.a,
Lom2ialnGnts 80.
AGAINST
Robert I. Taylor, Elizabeth Her
bert Catharinc Herbert, Thomas
jferbert John ID. Herbert. Mau.
rice nerocrt Benjamin I Her
bert, John - Washington, and lJy u,NCERY
Bishrol C. Washington, execu'
tors ofNoblet Herbert, deceased;
anil BushrDd ". Herbert and No
blet Herbert. infant children ct
the said Nobict Herbert, dcceas-
.l; which sail Maurice herbet
is,lso administrator with the viii
annexed of his father. Thomas
Herbert, deceased. defendants.
ysyIE Defendant, Thomas Herbert, not having en-
tered his appearance to this sdlt, and gwen >eeu-
-ty according TO the statute and rules OF the Court,
Mn earring to the satisfaction of the Court that
,he said Thomas ierbcrt is not an inhabtant OF the
Dis,r;ct of Columbia, on the motion of the Complain
ants b, their counsel it is or red, that the SAID De-
fn.nt. Thomas Herbert Do appear here, on or before
-, 6rst d.v uf next April Term OF this Court and an
80 IN, Conalants' bill, anil give security for per
f-,n;n the DEGREES of the Court; and that copy OF
~. 0rer be- forthwith published, for two months sue
cssysIy, in the Alexinlria Phenix Gazette AMI that
meth co3y be posted at the front door OF the Court
house said County. -
Test: elm. i' LES' u -
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For Rent,
To Let,

"a A convenient, well finished two story BRICK
.@A dwelling house on Henry street between h'hs
and Prince streets, having good rooms store oo
kitchen, servants room, smoke h1ust, &C ne rent
will be made low to 4 goodtenant Apply al Tue du'
49,, s,r c,rncr of p rince and Union streets
49,, "a WM. ID MUTT.
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1.aMs,p OILY, Salt, Sc

yAaMV V'i, S"h''
O flHDs best winter oil .-..--
-<S-f-du- summer 10
IS barrels inspected shad, No. and D.. .-s
200 : ground alum salt
400 " Turks island 90
2 A few boxes sperm and mould candles
40 good chewing tobacco
kegs Cayendish do
Forsale bywholesae at owprices, TO close sales
&f..Reo 4 Ti?OS VOWEL,
sst" E Lower end OF Duke street
who wants 100 barrels Flour. from wagons only,
ana for which the highest market price will be pad.
n Flour stored and sold for smaii commission.
ran s. .s..
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NIB This Ointment, which is hig'y NH' u.
application for Prostitutes, Burns, ses'us' a f..
mems Sore or SwelIed Breasts, Is psf up IN hest A.
nished glazed jugs well corked and seated 10
Iec,i,ns how to use it. The proprietor "ls"'' ar.
be observed that in order 20 preserve ITS ''i'''
sons using it, will cork j, again, SO 's L" Keep
omdes,royingit its good qualities. no see"' 81 ard
them in any ether waythan being veil c''R'"
sealed.
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I'll A Il S /! /!
Morse & Iosse\yN,

Corner of King and Royal SIS. .7leranart "a,
HAVE ON hand, and continue to manufacture ia
4 of the various qualities and fashions now woF"'
for SALE wholesale retail.
They have received by the latest arrivals from New
York and pLi!ad, lpha, complete assortment OF
Geniiemen'S,
Ladies' and Chihiren's Beavers anu apps
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Together with fall assortment OF iiaoeFs r"'s'
Trimmings, Dye S,utfS, sc. sc.
Country merchants invited to call and examine
their assortment, as they will sell on as GOOD terms i"
can be had elsewhere acc Az
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.IGENIS:
On" '''D ''f'''' -. 'AlcxsndfA
WA. GUNToN, Druggist, Psnnsy''a Ase ,I,sa;
" Washingfon'
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist. Georgetown r.. e6
s. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, nd. Ito -
MUSEUM g.
oaen d,ily, from 10 ~ ", NJ, and from " 70 D
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Neatly and expeditions executed at this Uhcc:
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by Mr.. Foot. WAS adopted. insiructisg the
committee on insiian sdaiss 10 inquire and
report whether ami whst further provision
may DC necessary TO prevent eocrcsch.
nenis upon lanHs belonging 60. or in pos.
session Of. any Indians or Indian tribes
whether gusrarticd 10 them by treaty. OF
in which the Indian title may not have
been cktingui,hed. The Senate resumed
the consideration of Mr. Foot, resolution
in relation 10 future ssies Of the public
lsnd-. when Mr. Barton concluded his re.
marks, aud the Senate adjourned.
10 the House Of Representatives, seve.
raj balls. heretofore niatured. passed
Pending the passage Of the general appro.
priation ball To ITS third reading, a little
debate arose upon some comparison drawn
10y Mr.. Ierplanck. between the expensc'
Tor foreign Intercourse during the two first
years OF Mr.. Adams term, aud the proba.
bic expense during the samc period Of The
present administration.
FRIDAY, rEB -.
In the Senate, the hill providing Tor The
final settlement Of the claims Of certain
states for interest on their advances dur
ing the late wsr. was read the third tims
and passed. Some time was spent ia Exc
cuiive business. The Senate adjourned
till Mondsy.
In the House OF Representatives. the
annual appropriation bill passed. The bill
making appropriation FOE the payment o.
sundry Revolutionary and other pension
ers, WAS considered IN committee OF Tho
whole, and some debate arose on variou,
notifications. The bill was finally ma
tured for its third reading, and the com
miticc rose and reported il TO the house
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Sudden Dclih by d1aicing he Cork
Of "a bottle On Saturday evening
last, Mr.. ChcveIl, the Coroner, was
sent for to hold an inquest at the Hoop
Inn. Cambridge, on view ct the body
OF Mr.. WIN. Fuller. the head waiter
there fand who had filed that situation
Tor period Of about twenty nine years.
whose death was occasioncd by the FOL
lowing melancholy circumstance -
The deceased had gone into the wine
cellar with the dccanter in order TO
fiI IL there, TO prevent IFS being clou-
dy; and i, appeared from the evidence
that whilst in the act Of drawing the
cork, the bottle broke between his
thighs, and the lower part Of the bottle
falling. the neck, with splinter Of the
shoulder remained, and from the con-
scquent pressure between the two
thighs, the Splinter Of the bottle enter
ed his left thigh. and caused a wound
through the femoral artery, which was
followed by an immediate loss Of large
quantity Of blood. The dec eased walk
cd from the further end TO the steps Of
the cellar, and there called out :" Mrs.
Bird. am dying!" A waiter heard
him call out. and ran down the stairs
instantly, bat the unfortunate man di.
ed from the loss Of blood before they
could get him up stairs. Mr.. Abbott,
the surgeon, was in immediate atten-
dance, but the wound was Of such a
shocking and fatal description, that
life was extin,t. The jury returned
their verdict" That he died in con
sequence Of wound in the thigh from
the accidental breaking Of the neck Of
bottle in drawing cork" Thus &c
I find 4 fellow creature IN good health.
wounded by accident, immediate death
ensuing; and an inquest held on his bo-
dy, IN the short space Of an hour. i,
IS remarkable fact, as connected
with this unfortunate event. that the
deceased had on several occasions ex-
pressed an earnest wish that whene, or
his death did occur il might be OF 4 sud
den nature; and also that he might
terminate his life upon premises Of the
Inn, at which he had so many years
been faithful servant Cambridge
(EnginidJ Chronicle.
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the further operation of n Judgment
rendered against thcm.'
Mr.. Scott submitted Tao following
Resolution, wh'cl, he wished TO lay sn
the table:
:. 1esoired, That Committee he appoint.
ed TO inquire into the evpcs,icocy cf abolish
ing the Literary t'urti. and Fund fer 10, -rnsl
Improvement"
After some discussion, the question
was taken upon laying on the table.
aud iost-And the question then came
on, upon motion Of Mr.. Watts, for
its indefinite iponcmcnt, and CARR
ed-Aycs lie. Noes 10.
The bill appropriating sum Of mo-
ney TO Hsmpden Sydney College was
indefinitely post poncd, and the rvmain-
der Of the day was occupied in discus
sing the Bank Bills.
TUESDAY, rEB. q.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith of kanawha,
the resolution from the Militia Com
mittee was taken up. This committee
reported upon the resolution from the
House instructiDg them TO inquire into
the expediency Of reducing the number
Of annual mustcrs Of each company,
and abolishing the regimental and bat
talon musters. The committee re-
ported that il was inexpedient at this
time to alter the law in relation to
these subjects. Mr.. Smith moved 20
reverse the decision Of the Committee;
and then Mr.. Atkinson of Isle OF
Wight moved its indefinite postpone
ment, which was carried.
The bill Forming a new county
out Of parts 0f the counties Of Harrison
and Monongalis," was read the LIST
time, when Mr.. Crockett moved its in
definite postponement-Mr. Williams
Of Harrison was opposing thc motion,
when Mr.. e. withdrew IL. The House.
however, refused to send the bill to its
Cd reading; that is, rejected it.
The Penitentiary Committee made
report, recommending John Suder, u
convict IN the penite ntiary, TO be par
doned and discharged. II appears tina,
this convict has already been confined
ten years, is n very old man, and dur.
ing his confinement has behaved him
self in most exemplary manner.
The same committee also recon-
mend that pardon be granted to Sa
rah Taylor, the only ichife female con
ricf in the penitentiary.
The House directed bills to be bro'l
in, in conformity with these recon
mendations.
The House then went into the con
sideration Of the bill for rechartcring
the Bank of Virginia. and was occupied
Herewith until the adjournment.
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. 10.
A communication was received from
the Senate. stating that they had pass
ed with amendments, the bill "To in :
corporate the Petersburg Rail Road
Company" and also with amendments
the''Ac 10 amend an act entitled An
act TO organize a ConUenfion.''
The amendments TO the Petersburg
Rail Road bill were not ma,eriai-and
they were agreed to by the House.
The amendments to the Convention
bill are very numerous and important,
aud were laid on the table and order.
ed to be printed.
The House took up resolutions from
several committees. and after spending
some time Herewith. went into the
consideration Of the bill for re.chnrter.
ing the Bank cf Virginia. After adopt
ing an amendment offered by MIR.
Goode. the House adjourned.
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The address OF Gen. Harrison, TO
the executive Of the Colombian 90
yernment, on the occasion Of present
ing his successor and taking leave. to-
gcther with the reply OF Castillo. the
president Of the Council, are published
in the y. York papers. The reply Of
the president is eonohed in very hand
some terms. both as regards Gen. Har
rison, and the country which he repre-
sented. Speaking Of Gen. II. presi.
dent Castillo says: "the hopes formed
by Colombia, wacn the appointment
was announced of so distinguished a
general, and one Of the mos, en,inen,
citizens Of the free born Of America.
have been realised by your residence
IN this capital as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister plenipotentiary near this
Government, and therefore il is highly
satisfactory 10 me TO show the high es
teen which your personal qualities have
inspired"
We learn from the Mercantile that
up to the hour in which Gen. Harrison
was succeeded by Mr.. Moore, the CON
duct Of the authorities, from the high
est TO the lowest was altogether friend
~. Yet no sooner did his diplomatic
functions cease, than his life became
endangered, as IL alleged. on vague
and uniOunded charges Of interference
with the internal affairs Of that coun.
try.
We presume the L.. s. Government
will feel itself called upon TO inquire
into this affair, and learn what iustifi.
cation II urged as an excuse Tor con
duct towards one Of ITS agents, which
nothing can 10 fact justify.
LaH. Pat
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ON the authority of one Of its talented
sons. to call Piedmont. or tho country
at the foot Of the mountain They
point out tho course at trade. and are
the ligamcnts that connect Ne with the
east. --. -.'s...-
Ii il be true, then, that the middle
region is more intimately connected
with u., in interest, than that beyond
the Allegheny, why should we, IN es-
timating the power which we acquire,
under the new constitution, count our
delegation with that Of the trans lie
yhany region. and say that the west
! ha, this or that number Of votes in the
House Of Delegates or the Senate -
Why not count our votes with those 81
the middle region. if we would ascer.
tain. correctly. the strength we are
likely TO have. in any emergency, in
The legislative bodies
These calculations, I repeat, are not
pleasant. and I trust that u spirit Of
comprehensive patriotism, rather than
one of sectional combination, will rule
the future counsels of Virginia. But,
II these sectional calculations are made
against the new constitution, IL Is but
, fair that they should be made hi IFS fa-
ror. And if they must be made. I, Tor
one, am thoroughly persuaded that the
view have just taken is sound and
correct.
How. then, does the question stand
IN this new aspect of the case: What
amount of representation has this uni.
ted middle country in tho House of De.
lcgatcs. under the ncy or amended
constitution: The answe~~is, the same
quantity of power which would have
been assigned to il by the white basis
co noD,ine. by the white basis, not Of
1890, but Of 1850. The proof consists
IN the mere COLLATION. of few figures.
The white population OF The state in
1880, . have estimated at 6i9. $40
! The half of the white population is
therefore 39i.908
The united snildie country contains
Just one half, as thus:
The valley contains, in 1850. 1S5,3S5
Piedmont, or the middle country, ls9. 500
Amount Of both 524.7o4
The united middle country is there
fore entitled, on the principle of the
equal representation Of the free white
people, TO nehalf Of the representa-
ton in the House Of Delegates, or six.
| ty-seven members. And il has what
il is entitled to-thus:
The new constitution assigns to the
| valley 25
To Piedmont. or the middle country, -
Amount OF both OF
owe you an apology for the prolix-
ity Of this letter. The subject is CO.
pious one. and fraught with great inte.
rest to you as well as myself.
January 81, 1850. JOHN II COOKE
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY, FEB. 6.


In the Senate, Mr.. Rowan conclud-
ed his remarks in reply to Messrs.
Webster and Sprague, upon Mr.. Foot's
resolution. Mr.. Holmes obtained the
fioor for morrow.
In the House Of Representatives..
Mr.. Gurley, Of Louisiana, had leave of
absence for the remainder Of the ses
sion. The bill reported from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, proposing
certain modiiic atoms of the Tariff, was
laid upon the table, without allowing n
second reading-ayes l01, noes 20
The Census bill was passed TO third
reading, and several private bills, in
different stages, we're acted upon by
the House.
TUESDAY, FEB. g.
In the Senate. a report was received
from the Director Of tire Mint, exhibiting
the operations Of that institution during
Tho year 1879. A memorial was commu-
nieaied from a deputation Of the Creek
cation Of Indians, complaining OF certain
acts Of The State Of Alabama, as violating
the rights and immuniiics granted 10 their
nation by treaty stipulaiions. and Drawing
committee on the judiciary, 10 rc-ofganize
the establishment Of the Attorney General
and erect il into an Executive Department
The consideration ofM Foots re- solution.
VAS resumed, the debate upon which con.
iinued until the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr.
Dorsey, from the committee on naval al
fairs. reported bill for the relief OF the
widows and orphans Of the seamen, ohi
Gers aud marines. Of the sloop Of war Tlor
net which was. NJ the request Of the com
mitiee, made the order Of the day fpr next
Wednesday. Mr.. lngersoll, from the com.
miliee Of ways and means. reported a ball
regulating sales al suction, for the further
protection OF the revenue. The bill for
The relief Of Benj w. Hopkins xas read
;hIrd time and passed. The house, in
COMMITTEES Of the whole. then ioolS up the
appropriation bill for the year 1880.
WEDNESDAY,. FRA 10.
Ia The S@sale, che bali pfos ding Tor the
hnsl settlement Of the claims Of certain
states, for the intsresi Of their advance
duF'ag the late war. was ordered 4, be
engrossed foF third reading. The follow.
ing petition vas presented and referred.
w By Mr. smith. sf Maryland. from a
nurDbeE II merchants. Of Baltimore, asking
that law be passed. refendinc 90 the im
poFtsFs Of merchandise purchased or con
irscled foS ~ foreign countries, before the
ta'IG act Of 1879 vas known in such coun
tree. the extra dates paid ~ them on
such merchandise, over that 90 which IL
would have been subject had the same ar
rived ~ the Uoited States before the sOih
Iaos ioilowiog. 5ome time vas spent ~
lhe eons'deEaiien Of Executive business
u the House Of Representative. IN, !
Census Bill sRd the several appropriation /,
Bills passed 70 third reading. The dis.
'assion Of amendments 70 she latter oeea |
'ied The House until late hour.
THURsDty. ygB ~.
10 The senate, a resolution. submitted
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Ayrirai ofHr e. s. Shin Nafches -
Our correspondents OF the Norfolk
Beacon (ssys the Baltimore American
inform rs that the u. &. ship Natchrz
Cspi. Alexander Claxton. bearing the
broad pennant Of Commodore Jno. Orde
Creighior, late Commander in Chief
Of The Naval Force on the Brazilian
station, arrived IN Hampton Roads on
The night ~ he 81 INST. The Natekel
sailed from Bahia 1lh December. and
ha'l . Passsge Of 20 daysirom Cafatoa.
vhere she pat 10, 10 the expectation Of
hnd'"g t'eJ W. a.. Harrison. late
Aiu'stss 70 Coloinbis, a. bring han q,
the United Stales--bnt hearing no,hipe
irom hln'. she sailed immediately az
tcrwafds.
Flour vas selling az Bahia a. 9 mil.
res. whrn the Natchcz left there.
We learn that the Officers and erev
- The hatcher, as veil - those &C tie
Hudson, Gem. Cassin, aud vandal,s.
Capt Gallagher, are ell we'll.