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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-02
THE TOOTH ACHE.

THE TOOTH ACHE.
yIyIs aronizng disorder is cured in its ,st painful
4 stages by one of the most SIMPLE as well as pow
erful remedies known in modern practice The
CAMBRIAN TOOTH ACHE PILLS
afford instant relief without inAicng the slightest in
Jury on the teeth They applied externally to the
parts affected, with the greatest ease and expedition
and generally operate as soothing ienItve to the
suffering patient. Price 50 cents box.
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LEVI HURDLE.


rTAYING taken his brother, THOMAS T. HUR-
III DIE, into partnership will continue, at the
old stand, southwest corner of King and Co.
lumbus streets, to carry on their business as
eHN CHAIR MANUFACTURERS
oeo& ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
TIN and where they will make, ana
keep constantly for sale, at falr
NJ ICHAIRS. The public are respect
tfully invited to call and examine
their present assortment. They feel assured that
thew will be found not to be inferior, either
in the durability of their materials or the neat
ness oftheir execution, to those of any other ma
nufacturer in the District.
They will execute Sign E Ornamental Paint
ing and Gliding, in all their various branches,
on the most accommodating terms.
Old Chairs will be taken in part payment for
new ones, or will be repaired or re-painted at
the shortest notice.
Chairs purchased at this mandatory will be
sent, free ofexpense, to any part of the District
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WIN. PONEROY. A

w NH' V.NEfsOIS IkIcAd'IuIIdS
Sole agent for the District Of Columbia and its uieiny
BY whom the Pills sold in packets OF one, two,
and three dollars each aud the Powders at 374 cents
per box, with printed directions; and also by the fol-
lowing Sub. Agents: L. w. Poikinhorn, between 9th
and 10th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue; John Stns.
Navy Yard, washngtoni and Thomas C. Wright,
Georgetown, of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genuine. BY appointment of DR.. Il. s..
Moat, H.P. ~, 81 d. C. II, Brooklyn, New York, he
sole importer of these Medicines.
Morrisona, the Family Adviser, price S275; Prac.
tcal Proofs, illustrated by numerous cases of cure,
third edition, price 37a cents; to be had as above
apI5-tf
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PaI'ENT RIGHT SECURED
BEW ARE OF NJ OSITION.
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, formerly Judkins',)
p,eoored by e. HERyTOVS. near Frederirk.

tom, Maryland.
RIcHMoND. Va. July Is, 1850.
YuyIIE public will be pleased to understand that was
the original discoverer of Judkias' Ointment and
sole proprietor of the patent from September, 1917
until the expiration of the same; but, having connect
ed myself with DR.. Julkins in the commencement.
permitted the Ointment to bear his name. The term
of the patent having expired on the Both June, hare
made an improvement in the same, and taken out apA
tent thereon n SHEPHERD.
Gr Imposition having been Pr,c,iscd upon the nub.
lie by spurious article, bearing the of " Jud.
kins' Ointment" the proprietor avsis himself of the
authority granted to him in his letters patent
call the Ointment after his name. Henceforh it
will be known by the name of
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DIR. LEES GENUINE PATENT
New NIon0ou bilious Pnls.

lust received, fresh supply of the above useful
% Medicine. direct from DR.. Lees Dspensary
18th mo 30th, 1885. w. SrABLER.
The following extract is published by Dr. Lees au.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
ron THE EWQUIRER.


cob Meanwel has very lii lie cay the whia and
not much TO MI Leigh II the readers OF tie Wing will
do themselves he justice read my alton Ia tie
Enquirer OF TUESDAY 30th Sept extract ron Which,
Mr. p. commented in his paper ol Wednesday last, they
will see pretty lair sample Of Whggeryin hat
snd be enabled to learu what Nhiggisn is
Mr. Leigh pleads 'want Of time in Der Of an.
swerng Questions; 10 which plea beg leave 10 demOr
In my poor Judgment (as Nj. Clay would sAy) when
public uOehonaty has not time few plain and
pertinent questions, u high line Tor bin resign. Can
Mr Leigh refuse few moments to yes 0r 10
tie following interog iorirsi-
Does Mr. Leigh think National Bsak erpedienf or not
u the Wings by means Of deuIgpemspfs should elect
wing Legislature next spring, and that Legislature
should instruct him 10 vote for rech8fter OF the Bank
will he obey Instructions; or will he resign
Does Mr. Leigh does he not, approve Of the retainer
by the Rank OF 10 per cent damages The dislonorod
French Bill Of Exchange
Does Mr.. Leigh link the Bapk has a tight 10 retain
any part Oi c public money, damages consequential
the removal Of the dep0,tes, threatened by President
Bnldle
Answers 10 these questions may sbew The difference
between the Whg's anti Bonk,Han ADD job Aieanwes
anil BankD'nH. The Wig may nevertheless insist it
al eel l. lobster.
The questions short pertinent. aud important. do
not think tie People will excuse Mr. Leigh FROM answer
ing, on plea OF want OF time. am 80 unreasonable
IS 10 ink, hit 10 he find Time 10 20 Petersburg to
dinner On the 10Th, ne surely spare qusrier Of an
hour 10 his constituents Silence will be considered anr.
native answers 10 the FIRST third and fourth questions
JOB MEANWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

RICHMOND, FREDERrcxsBURo AND PoroMAc
KALI wAr-The surveys which have en- made for the
route OF this Railway ascertain that the distance
richmond aud Fredericksburg by direct line FROM the
boundary o one corporation TO that OF The Other about 81
miles, and that good route be obtained the rail-
way WIN an increase OF distance OF than miles
Indeed there fco routes open for tho choice OF tho
Company; one surveyed last winter passing over the Pa
munky, below the junction OF the North aud South Anna
snd also passing by the Bowling Green; the other moro
recently surveyed crossing the branches Of the Pamunky
anu passing west OF the Bow ling Green On each Of iheso
routes the owners lands generally willing 10 allow
the rail-oa! 10 he conducted TIN ouek them bout any
charge Tor The Land any claim for damages On eac,
there Is sufficient supply Of timber, the difference in
instance between the two is not very great BY the
bowling Gteen route the distance is SO miles and bv tho
"'hei o. miles. Some further examinations will be re.
qnisi'e TO asceita u the relative expense.
'hni TIE examinations are completed the Board OF Di-
recors VIII be unable TO determine upon the course tho
road should take from the Psinunky to Fredercksburg
As TO the course from Richmond TO the Panunky there
was no difficulty IN deciding. line has been fixed upon
winch Will be equally proper. whether one ronte the
o'her be taken beyond the Panunky. Passing Within
hree anu half miles Of the coal mines in upper part
OF eco, the Company will be enabled TO make brancl,
nom Their road 10 the mines, and thus bring 10 market
large supply OF coal, BY his the citizens OF Frrdeicks-
burg a. well as those oil Richmond, will be essentially
benefited.
From The spirit in which this enterprise is conducted the
nappest results may be anticipated. Already the Board
nave directed the Engineer 10 put under contract In De-
cember, the whole line from Richmond TO the Panunky.
Anu Ia 'uteen months this portion Of The road will pro-
o@py be III use la conclusion may be remarked that
duce and articles be transported upon road will
much greater than originally supposed. Our city will
derive from the work much benefit than is gtnei ally
believed Compiler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

hold The public revenuc-be deemed the locus quo the
Treasury. that political power, emsnaing from any
department OF the government had the authority OF Iii
vesIng the Bank Of such right, unless for which
would bear the sc,utny Of Court Of Justice, cxpoundng
aud applying the principles OF coniracis-then Mr. Bin
neys flourish. as above quoted. would not TO be
down right nonsense. But the Constitution stands
aud taking IL the abter OF he controversy, aud
settling by its behess, the rights Of the Bank, aud
the powers and duties OF the Executive aud L. gi--
ative departments. the sixteenth section OF the charter
expresses aud can express only legislative preference,
subject 10 be recalled by legislative authority any n,
with or without reasons-snd subject to be recalled any
time, by the Secretary OF the Treasury, with reasons
be submitted to the Judgment OF Congress-not though
under The idea that those To be sa factory
the Bank directory but 10 he approved by the Cong
as the independent, and (xcept by the peopl.)
liable organs Of the Peoples sovereignty eau Sc. none
OF the bold lneamcnis oil freedom, this idea oil
but, see liberty bound hand aud foot By the chains
legal sopisry cunningiy devised fable OF the feed
lawyers, made v h the same intent that the spider
wesves his web. to catch flies and. after ent,neling
them, 10 feed OF them. POor simple Fies- p0oy hood
uinktd men! Many AN honest, well. me sung IN. inher
OF Congress- has been driven by the panic speeches
'his web. Some have gone into II with good under
standing OF the rHe Ia6 icdiiOn and hoping that their
constituents wou Joiio,c them.
ask you, fellow citizens ~ look deeply into this ne W.
Tangled theory o exclusive custody Of your public
sne. given 10y contrac' 10 lew wealthy English aud
American stock johbers Many OF You have been told
what's lae tina, the President had asserted in bis Protest
nght IN his dep riment Of holding the public none, in
dependent OF the control Of Congress. ROW shc you.
'ha' The opposition In Congress- have by their
speeches nianianed and asserted the right of rcs.
pohsisie noned atrisorracy hold h., and without
ing much how the corporation used it, The popular
sources OF sovereignty may be poisoned by Wicked and
ih"lrvoien copora.n and il may be shewn 10 the 20
verntn yet the government must bear ii aud still keep
up lts copdrnershp with its foul aud guilty fiscal agent
Tor lear hat the Bank, aud s political allies Of Corsoids
iSn aud Nullica'on, should the people against the
President of their choice. Is the Chief Executive
MagiN,racy OF this great Union to be thus chained
10 he .osoOl oil base onied ari-,ociacyto stand mute
aud powe,ess the tights lis own cons
BODY! on viii not. you say. this is the
your government. You have chosen your Pie.dent TO
administer one separs department. DO not condemn
him, when he vndraed your own sovereignty against
proud, bloaed aud irresponsible aii-tocrscy.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
FOR THE FNQUTRER


FELLOW CITIZENS 81 lake this method oil conve wing
10 you Information in rel ion Jah honest Sena.
Tor d. Thomas Atkinson, io has undertaken TO serve
us as an II iminisirGiiOn Representative.
For lew months past the Dr. appears TO have slulious
~ avoided any conie rnce with the people Of county
10y living reired and falling attend the Cour house. al
though repeatedly urged TO 10 so.
The people have been lullrd by rumors which sppea,
70 have had their origin his house. OF his intention to re
sign At September Courl he made his appearance and
addressed the people Tor lew minutes in which he spoke
oil The honor tat had been conferred upon him. aud pro
missed TO meet at October Court and confer further OH the
suJec;-at he could then hat kind OF
'hey were goSg 10 give him. aud would then decide who
ther he would obey those Instructions reign his
The people, under the baf that there was continuance
TO cheat them in the Assembly, proceeded To- ,wiib
70 make cut aud circulate instruction papers, (Which al
now Ia active operaon requiring the Docr ia the ne x
Assembly, TO vote against the reelection OF Beni min
Leigh, and ia favor OF VIM e. R,ves, p y. Barbour OF
some Other Democratic Republican. ho opposed 10 the
restoration OF the Drposes aud tie Ie-carisr Of the
BANK OF the United States, best calculated TO secure Il
expulsion oil said Brnamn W Leigh.
his communication is made, fellow citizens under
heIie That II desirable that you should have the ear
hest possible ioIma ion, in order that YOU might
upon what course you would pursue.
VOTER OF HALIFAX
September &c. 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE LATE Er1rEDS

1t seems strange me- that MIR L-sh's twenty-seven
Father C0vesSors should have published his late Letter
to them 10 my mind aud should think that OF every
dlspassionaie man, confirmation strong of the only
charge have heard made against him, viz: that,
his opinion oil the uncons u'ionay OF the Bank he yet
from The TENOR OF his imaginary alternatives, from his
nniounded lear OF the State Banks, which he must
knowledge TO he constitutional, from belief Of the
expeieucy Of the u States Bank in of its re char
er-and that while he ougtto he exerng every energy
TO defeat aud put down erui aud dang erous ins
uon he is waging war the honest and long che i-hed
convictions OF his Constituents and trying them
10 hiS own Opinions in favor oil charter But this
HE species oil opposition 10 the Bank, which the
OF The Crisis, or the sentiments Of the People of Virginia
dsinand! A REA DER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
BROAD ROCK RACEs-oper Tree MR couy,e.


49, ,. FIssr D,Y.--Entrsnce $50.
w IN. Wihnmson's Ruth, by Medley,
o. r. ua,cs 9 -, by Medley 2o
Nm. Joihson's Dick Sampson, dis
Wiiltm L. Whites C Faiconi, " Charles,
0 RoS Row. by oa0H' out of tho '" of bOd dis
: M S%S x s TSS:s" BY byron, dis
Two hcats-rimn, In 5is--lm 55..
SECOND and GIins voa,s
ni q hents-Enirance 5000, half forfeit
j. w; btoekenbfoughs C Nestsood, by IIo,spur dam
10y Yonng Woninr, Sc lbs,
John Heths Mary Bell Gohanna out of The p,an5
Ism asm 90 p' tohsr 81 lbs, ~
81 lbs ~ - -" ''S"'' O :,
WIZ u. " MOS G ny Jams dam Trafalgar dis.
Imc- Isl heat, 4m 3s--2d do. fm is-3d do I'm l2s.
Track heavy consequence night An bo
the
well coniestcdthe Inv hand
iHED DAY-Propetors' pursc $685. mil heats
WI" I'M. :" Johnson & ID Jesup by Medley, dam by T'had
;, Garrison b c iundsap, 4 years old, by Washing.
oke, dam Constitution ~ a
T.. s. Morris b MeIab. vears MD Arab a.,, H..
Allied, 49, "' - '""o' uo" W 4,
p kendal's hh Mehcme,, by Arab, dam Morino Eve
y Dooues ch m KITTY Minge, years old, by Sir Ar.
John NJ Bolts b l. Doushlns old NV Cob,n,a
lst heat, fm-2d, 3'o 5is- 3D. I'm
length. '''' "o""y NUT
- fouRrn DAy-Jockcy Club Purse $780, three mile he0,s
O. s. Morris b h Purton Yea old nv ronson NV T
j. = Gausons Princess Anne, years old by Tonsoo
:, coodes Row Galley years old, by Arab. 3di.
W nous fsichmondf old, by Gohanns
M H. 'shnsons eh m Tribe, by Charles years old
Time lat beat, SIN So I'd heat 5n, sos -
Both heats elosriy contesied
Row Galley hOke sonn.d and nm
"e neat, IN which they weEo danced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

.THNHE RACES oDer the Charlottesville Course will
E commence on the 10th day OF November next and
continue six days.
The FIRST DAY--A Sweepsiake for colts and 6llies
years old entrance 500, half forfeit
X c. Poryesr enters b. c. by TinOIeon, dam by Will
liam. VIM Townes enters C. L. Augusta, by 1imoleon,
dam Potomac ID. Richardson enters e. c. Orphan, by
Charles John G. Goode C. G. by Cadn.us dan,
Jimmy. w W. HUT enters e. C. by Medley dam Maid
Of Lodi ID. Y. Hicks C Mai. Downing, 6y Tn,oeoo.
dam Director WIN. McCargo bl. c. john Black by
Medley, dan Vrginan. Thomas Graves enters c. C. Da-
vid by GohauDa, dam Sir CbIrles.
SECOND DAY -ProprietoIs Purse, 5000 mile heals
--enlrance, SIS.
THIRD DAY-JOekey Club Purse, 5000 mile heats
-enn $40.
FoORTn DAY-BAlance ofJockey Club Purse 5000
2 II lie heals entrance SIS
FIFTH DAY a Handlcsp Purse--nile heats, best
in b--entrsnce $40, to be added 10 the purse.
SIXTH DAY-A Saddle Race-mile heats, free for any
horse Ist never won puise--entrdncc So
On the same day, colt rsce--mile heats-S50 en-
trance, halt Forfeit be closed The evening preceding
the hockey Club
The purse Tor each day, hung up without diseount.
The Proprietor sill be prepared usual to aeeommo-
date visitors attending the races.
Slsbling aud litter furnished gratis
H. c. PURYEAR
October 7. 44-wAws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

A En REWARD will be given by The subscriber
I'd SDVP for the apprehension OF NegiO Man, named
jacob, who absconded ~ April last ii caught out OF the
state, aud delivered TO him in the city OF Richmond Or
thirty dodr II caught within the State and delivered or
secured ~ III, that lie may he recovered.
Jacob is black Of ordinary size-HInps little
when va king, which is scarcely perceiydble--has A
smooth skim face, large mouth, and a pleasing
coVnienance, win slight imPedirnent in his speecls
yeyy arlful and cunning.
IL is probable lie may be about Richmond, passing as
free BE has mother, who il ice, living near the
mile Pines, IN Henfeo, aud wife. belonging TO
Mr.. Whit tx, Of Powhatsn who resides IN or near viii
Iage called jefferson. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Richmond, Sept 26. iO--w4w
6SHERIFFs SALE OF GLoUcEsrrR Low GRoUNDs
- Pursuintto decree Of he Circuit Superior Cont OF
Law and Chancefy for Ienrico county, pronounced on
TIE 18th day Of February 1884, 10 suit therein depend.
ing between lie President aud Directors Of the Literary
Fund, plaintiffs, and Thomas NJ Randolph and hers DE-
fcndan shall proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder on
tie premises the 1871 day Of October next the Tract
Of Land w tie proceedings mentioned, called Woodvie,
situate n the county Of Gloucester about eight miles
from te Couft-house Immediately on the public rad
containing about Eve hundred and dirty. four acres the
greater part low grounds Of good quality; has on II
very excellent dwelling house aud other Necessary houses
the neghbo hood lie very respectable and agreeable and
tits very desirable Farm. Terms will be- ne-thifd OF
the purchase money IN cash. iof the other iwc-thfds one
and years credit will be allowed upon The purchaser
giving bonds aud approved security Conveyance will
not be executed until the Court Aforesaid shall direct
JOHN HUGHES, ID. 8.
For Peyion n. Nelson, 8 o. C..
September i2. s7-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

DEATHS.
Died nj his residence in on
" OF Tue house OF Perkins and iris OF Richmond.
DIED. at the residence father in ner s.vo,o
illness OF rec days. Isabella Scott youngest child OF Mr. james
nged years and months The nd of
the family invited funeral this monins MT no
Ron her inihcrs residence, without further notice
ied her denee Of 10Th ia this City
Mis- Martin and
IRteihgeRcer, - - - ~
Died yesterday morning. I ut eleven O'Clock Mr. Samuel
publican " - $500 e' A""'"'0'e i'e-
~ Editors in Kentucky respectfully requested copy tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

MOIlCE--A Petition will be preserved TO The next
General Assembly OF Virginia. praying the passage
OF Law TO establish the bounds and lines OF the public
'ahh al Nolioway Courl-house, which have been made
aud marked out by Commis soners appointed bv late
order Of the county Court OF Nouoway.
October Z. AlwA.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

OST, Between the Capitol and the Farmers BANK
IN The following Warrants, it'll the Treasures Checks
ON the Farmers Bank annexed TO them, all under This date
under the OF
Charles James Pa,ke, Tor $500
Penelope parke, 50 30
Revd Aug. Paike, so
Edmund Parke, 27O
James Parke, So 25
George Alston s. Ro Scott, 537 so
Gtwan s. Marx, 81 25
rayhen's Oh me above Checks being stopped, the find
- WIN Pease fe,nIh them TO The Farmers Bank where
II required suitable, reward will be paid
Richmond, LIST October, 1884 A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

Ii persons are hereby cautioned against trading for
IA OF taking an assignment bond executed by Will
sou N Goodman, and payable ,s certain John Hall Of
me county oil Goochand, for Two Hundred Dollars The
sd Goodman ls also ioewarned gaist the payment Of
said sum oil NO hundred dollars, any part thereof 10
any person except myself my authorised agent-it be.
nS na~hee que me on account OF negro gih sold by
said Hali ior 10 said Goodman and Who without nv
consent has taken said bond payable himself and with
holds il toM, nc. PEGGY THOMAS
GooehIand, Oct. 81, 1884. 41-2r
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MARRIAGES.

Marricda, Gaehl the September as, by tho Row Wall
en- im'eral Major John NJ Miss aJy lane
oil Richard Omohunjro, Esq. all of FIuvanna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

FRAUDS AGAINST THE GovERHMENT.--A letter
fon weston, Lewis County Virgnis states that Capt.
Wsmslcy Commonwealth Attorney IN iewsl and
james Bennett Che Delegate elect from Lcwis) were both
Indicted for forgery in the Federal Court Casksbnrg
TIC 's term, Tor improper conduct agents pension.
es, aud have both el tie country Tor fexss other
foreign government" -.9ier. GostHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02
C0MAfINICaTED


AT Court held FOR King aud county,
Monday the lOt, of November, 1891:
The death of Richard
announced to the couton the motion Charles m Attorney
the Commonwealth: Ia ordered, That following
be entered the records of this Court:
At members
the Bar the County King
of the the following resolutions adopted
lat Resolved That the members this
the premature death of Richard Gaines ESQ., late member OF this
Ba who departed this life the the prime his
h when his professional services valuable his clients
and family.
I'd Rcolved That testimony the Of tho
drGcascd VIII the usual badge of mourning
itosolsed, the this
these Resolutions their records and that copy be furnished
widow of the deceased.
4 Resolved That the Editors Whg Enquirer Com
pcr he requested the respec
tive papers. II. NJ. GARNETr, Chairman
A Copy. Testo, ROBERT POLLARD, IT., OK.
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WAsuJNoToN. Nov d

Several members of both Houses of Congress have ar
rived in this CITY, besides the two committees Post
Office, of which has been sitting here constantly
since the last week in September and the other he Sc
nate 81 has just returned here from the North. Among
the members arrived is Mr.. Senator Clay, who on
thus early, having business, fras Princeton be at
tended to before the meeting of Congress. Other
bers from the North and East have asJ passed Bal
umore, Philadelphia &c TO spend the present week in
business pleasure.-.NatiOnat Iatcligencer.
November 20.
The Vice President of the United States arrived his
residence i'll this city two three days ago, and pro-
babe Will be III his place in the Chair Of the SENATE at
the ogeising Of the Sesson.D.
The of the rise Of the price of Cotton in Liver
pool appears to have produced considerable activity
among the merchants of New York. private letter
from gentleman in that city TO his friend says "1he
commercial world is all agog here and there is every
prospect of speculatons in cotton running high
1925 The packet ship Caledonia kept outside the
Hook twelve hours, to give time TO despatch piloboats
and eXPrcsses TO the SOuth!"-N.