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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI-
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GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
GEORGE SYLVESTER. (ou, Eugisnsi possess
Of the crginl recipe. Sold ohoaSqu'rr NEATLY
eav-iuped. with directions encs. $3.50 and S075. being
Eat price of the Hpurted article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York. November p. 1885.
Dear S-Hvns desire discharge my obligations you
well promote good sering humanity he IN send you
for public alton extraordinary Of efece of
Hygesn Vegetable Universal Medicine the
Ralph aged about thirteen in which shall eneayor
be hef ossiole that he enabled make
svely known Whilst in Edinburgh native place.
he received stroke the elbow with
create the joint what termed by physicians
inflammation Of the bone fom which he has suffered pain
ua win short me past. lie has bee treated by Of the
eminent physicians in Scotland, which tended but little
aIre0re his sun rings; consequently dcspaircd of his
again having the TO- advantage in the OF his afflicted
Happily at ength induced make trial of the medicine IN
question; from whih in few days experienced considerable
relief afterwards biz complaint assumed aggravated m in
the breaking out suppose pud acd humors around the
the medicine you directions followed by considerably
mesng the Dose until he took pills day. from
which gned great relief after months
restored health Can also hear orhe gd eject,
medicine Of fever and and other
pHs; would recommend those afflicted with disorder
lest virtues respectfully subscribed nv obliged,
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Drau=hsnan Of Houston and Essex-s
Mr.. George Syls-<'--
Certificates other -.rdnary which this invaluable
medicine equ,y the
D. BRYSON, Conctioner. Agent i4s Fulton Brad
way dee 1tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

STAMMERING CURED.-The suFscIiher hn Ioca-
- ted himself this city for the purpose OF curing Summarizing
and all sher mpedmen 81 speech And has taken in No.
Couandl street. Western Hoel where he will attend 10 all who
may call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted from chdho ID with distressing impeachment Of speech
avaed himself Of the modes Taught by the celebrated
Mrs. Leigh New York, aud Dr. Chapman Of with
Bat ssr long and patient OF The nature
his cion he has succeeded In inyenng asym
entirely which he has cured hm and all others who have
appcaton him. This has n several instances
proved which had resisted the most stiu treat
ha fsledto effect complete cure
Being persons have been city who pofes
sed the Of stammens and whose was inadequate
having in he instruction Of
eAcine himself he feels perfect
coming before The public this city, bringing ample testimony
scepcs Of the superiority 1T his system
all and the that has IN all cases attended h
application lie associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
one pupils BY this arrangement ladies will
be taught in a separate class.
Term. Is dollars according the nature OF the
and the situation applicant. in all viii be
guaranteed or the money will he refunded. s....
further particulars inquire of the subscriber at his rooms %
by letter post paid. ,,,v,,,s
ian I2-5tn HENRY WELLS
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For GoEGHs, c0Lps y AssTIH 5 60, IS: g

DR. Low EMAV'S B lin Of Gi.e4l Balm l. medicine Of
cacy and healing prooesi u hss b. established up
wards Of years. recommended by the highest medical
chsrase standing Cough. Ashmas Hoarseness and
Affections Of tn Lsngs, Splitting OF Blood night he Se
all the astonishing concentrated vr Of the in
lis highest stale Of percton and should always be used when there
chance om the ohye distressing deases lis
reputation nvaushs properties we'll
qnire any further Fur sale ny Patrick Dicke AIS
Bradwav j. Syme CD Bowerv; and BY T. Austin IS Camine
street Prize 50 renis per hottie. feb aif
COVSUMPTIOV.-DrL pvrmms Bsim Of Gead.-
" Raln in al the different the h~s medicine
md should always have trial. medicinal properties truly
Fur sale ~ Patrick Diekie ais Broadway; syme %
Bowery. Price 50 cents Per bottle. 81 sH
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
CRUELTY To ANIMALS.-Some Of

CRUELTY TO ANiMALS.-Some OF the mott al
~ ct OF cruelty be day IN almost
street Of New York fellow. called RHEUMATISM
daily going his nunds ackng the joints OF peopprevent-
ing them from sleeping nighand deirying IN the msst in
human all The comforts e life Physician. have bees
piled They shake their head but shake of them
For complete remedy. take few Of the VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS manufactured by MOFFAT, So Hudson street
ebS-lnS
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PHENIX BITTERs-oR

Pn(ENIA BIZ EKS-OR
THE BOOT ON THE RIGHT LEG AT LAST.
WELL Do THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES Know
w The evil eaecef Biltrsornhg Biernooa day Biers
provoke appetizer any kind OF bter Bitter indeed
life drnkcr-ber all the diseases
io-ber ahma-bier is spilepsy-bi,,er salt es-bier
scrofuz-hter mercuryStte all seases-bitierer m
all that od the world md except the real
"a alleged Life Rsstorer the PHOENIX BITTERS price
dollar per bottle, pa repaired and ssld BY
MOFFAT, So Hudson street
P.S.-Do you a sweet life! Try MOfars Bers Try
try-try. ten D im4
ROGUE CAUGHT.-An old rosue, b. G.e q
ASTHMA who. since the Revolution has been going round
the country ezg upaR honest people and shaking hem bar
bousy has been lat Gagged by the potent virtue Of the nbs
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, prepared and sold by =.
feb Sims MOFFAT, 81 Hudson street
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u Peter Farley arrived in town last week.

10 No mad dogs now.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

H ANAWHA LANDS FOR SALE.-By virLue Of
SA deed of trust from the late Jno. W. Bronaugi,
and wife the subscriber. trustee bearing date
the 9Th Nov 1920 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Mason county Va, he will offer at public sale, on
Monday the 5tb day of September next being art ds,
at the Court House door of Mason County, Two
TRACTS OF LAND. lying in that county and con-
ticuous to each other, Oh the Grca, h1na~h1 Hiver
and containing together, about twelve hundred acres
As the subscriber is informed, these lands border on
the east side Of the river for than sIie ssd are
about twenty miles above its n,oua iirty FIVE miles be-
low Charleston, and about forty niles below the extern
Charleston to Point Pleasant sssses Tong!,Lhese lands
and the turnpike road 10 Kentucky a0oai ten niles to
the South They are believed to be Of the trss quality
of the well know rich laaIs that river having been
granted originally by tbe Crown of Great Britain to the
late Col VIVA. Bronaeg4 foE military services IN lie
war Of l75G selected by eca. TesiRgtea 70 conjunc-
ton with lands granted to himself IN Like s2aTne:i end
taken adjoining these, laid of, and surveyed u'ss
personal Inspection - =. tIne when ne ac Inc whs!e
country 10 choose Som. Esay are said TO be heavily
tmbered we'll wa,e7sd spdo cos.ain good portion Of
rich river bottom
The connection bs.y>een the Eastern and Western
wa,ers by the wsY % the lanes and Kanawha rivers,
nov in progress of execution under the auspices OF the
Stale Of Virgins, nrst add greatly 20 The ruue Of these
l,rds and make tkoH. object worthy es attention.
One fourth Of !he purchase money WI: be reGiared III
hand and the 7asitue in three eenal aSnual payments
n be secured By bond and secasity aad DE- Cd Of trust
n, The properly Such title will Be conveyed as is yest
ed in the trustee bal i, is believed 10 be perfect the
maker of the trust derived bis e lme dalsy from the
original gran.2q &C tie oEown, as besnre stated.
j. MASON, Trustee
August 80 33-t5S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

Died. on Monday evening" the M inst the sa year of his age
p.ctaJle inhabitants of our city. ave. "
D2 Lutte Rock. AK Saturday, the Roth u, the uo,
David Dickson IIcGj" Of III" House nj ,L
Unite! States from The Stitc OF Mississippi ''
Died the j instant, in the county OF Louisa the residence
Of his father Capt Joseph Winson,) OF ch,onir rash ryry
WH.TaH, in the ~ year Of his aga KIDD master his servant,
lament hi, b-reave;nrnta worthy citizen and friend
hi Immediate neighbours and acQrauances severely feel
hi loss. fond and brother, hi, survi.n.
iol:. long remember his kindness and acconBut Oh
who describe the void which his death has accustomed in his
hc. ilHly An only son, attentive, kind and a'sronse h
ag parents had oni looked hin the aud soace
hci. ccnin: staff whom they might sccuti lear
in OH ago. !a ho human calculations. In the miI
OF i:t on! aIticraiou prime life, the c,oyng
camcr numbered the dead ard IN the hands OF
God, sho will Judge him righcopsly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
RISE OF THE RIVER.

In consequence of the great torrents Of rain which fell
on Thursday night and in the course OF Friday the
James River suddenly rose on Saturday morning, and
The Wing says the height Of three inches beyond the
Fresh in June 1t is Says that Paper the greatest
fresh since August 1874 at the very period that WASH
ington City was occupied by the British We hear OF
much damage Thirty feet of the Railroad enbamk-
ment couple of miles beyond TayloEsville has been
swept away and mails from the North thus far miss.
cd Ground Squirrel Bridge on the South Anna, that
wi,hstood the floods of thirty years that easily ex-
cited River, we understand has been carried away So
has been Beaverdam Bridge Beaverdam Creek, in
Goochand newly erected and solid structure; Inc
Canal was broken in two places DR.. Trent Farm IN
Goochand a by the immense fall of rain. The to-
bacco on James River, and doubt not on the water
courses generally has been swept fore and aft, just
ready too for the knife The hope has escaped
with less injury; to be materially injured the water
must have reached the ear.
The Rail road is mended and the missing mails reach
ed us Yesterday mornng-Bu, though we have examin.
ed more than 120 papers, find scarcely an article OF
news. We give all that We have got
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
Ss0,0DU0-S $50 000-$20, 900.
Grand consolidated Lottery,

For the State Trasur. College, and Common Schools
f.Iupri:.G6 LEGISLATURE ,a:eG fe1rhGry ltt, c3J
CLASS i,
TO be drawn at Wilmington" Del 9a Wednesday The ah Oct 1885,
drGlns supHcd bu Commissioners appointed J0r thdt
- NrNsER IoIrE2r-l1 DEAwS BALLors.
kiCH IND SPLENDID SCHE-NE.
Brilliant Capitasl Of 600, 80 noO, 200 00 ,34O
of GUO OF OO0 of3 coo, OFF, $780, ~ ot2 0O0 10
of 500; IS of Goo &c.-amounng in all TO 81 oeO,
400.
Tickets $a2O halves $40; quarters 50.
u package in this lottery contains Is tickets and
is warranted 20 draw least s20i neu which will be
forwarded for $500, shares in proportion
certificate Of package Of % whole tickets will be
forwarded for $3.50
Ccr,i,ica,e Of halves l2S
Do quarters "a
For sale by the package single ticket, by the all
hcky HOfT,
AT the Virginia Lottery Office directly ander the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
~ Orders for Tickets from any part OF The United
States 81 D]al OF otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed BY return
mail with the same prompt attention personal apPll-
cation and the result given (when requested) nmeci-
aely after tie drawing-ii addressed 10 HOff.
Persons away from home at the Springs or al places
where my advertisement doss not meet Their eye, VINO
wous Ike tickets by enclosing the amount they would
Ike % invest the remittance will be invested m the
frs: GOOD scheme to be drawn. We have large and ne
schemes every week.
~ B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential,
Aur, 30. I33-tf7 d. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
A WORD IN SEASON.

The demand for the Address of the Van Buron
Central Committee has been large that the copies on
hand have been exhausted, but the types are still
standing, and County Committees can be supplied, as
others have been for the moderate compensation Of s.
per hundred.
it is important that the citizens generally, and the
County Committees particularly, should examine the
laws regulating the election Of Electors. The Editor
of the Globe, and the newspapers in Virginia favorable
to our cause requested to insert the synopsis Of the
laws published in the last Fridays Enquirer.
n A. B. The election Of Electors takes place on the
first Monday in .Noremdcr The election is to be holden
at the Courthouses and also tile places Of separate Cleo
tous In the countless The Commissioners to conduct the
election at the latter rce for each precnct are to be
appointed by the Commissioners appointed by the G0rer-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
Fan Buren, and the Jyar MANN

! Inc Augusta Harrison Committee ILL., Harper, A. H.
T. Stuart and IA other Whgs) have told the People of
10 .ae,t aauFess mat Mr. Van Buren, approved
g resolution Resolred, That the war is mpotc and
'lrous, and that 10 employ the militia in an offensive
>Nls unconstitutional that he carried out stheir
,,'ncipes by advocating and voting for De Witt Gin.
a. an opponent of the war; in preference to james Ma
%s9n And the pert Iynchburg Virginian asks us, whe
s' we Intend seriously TO deny that Van Buren, was
posed 10 the War; and refers to the circum-
II. aGe, viz Mr. V: BIS supporting De Witt Clinton in
residential Election Of 1912, Cafaer war de-
n zee Pa'sy &c: The Virsinian has even the audacity
,eier 10 Mr.. Buffers account Of Mr. Clintons nomi-
ss BY what Mr. Butler calls the Democratic Re-
5a'Gan members" of the New York Legislature. Does
i, lSe Virginan blush at his gatbng the facts p
ar vas decared-and in the I'd place, why does the
hlan sur the important fact stated by Mr. But.
'elt viz that "hey and their constituents had sup.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

The question for the decision of the people OF yirg
MIA, on the first Monday in November, IS one mat IS
and 10 their posterty 1t is not merely the comparatively
insignificant question, whether this man. or that, shall
be elected President but whether the great and unda
mental principles of the ot IN, ,e
Union, have, for more than thirty years, successfully
combatted-shall be upheld or subverted! Whether in
TRUTH the political power of the nation is to De welded
by the people themselves be transferred TO aclous
minority. The Presidential election is only SO far i'm
portant the result may to indicate whether the
people prepared 10 surrender the right Of goVern-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

Committees in Meck!enburg, Southampton, Norfolk
county, Monongalia, &c. which we shall hasten to lay
before our readers Our friends animated by the best
spirit. Every thing augurs brilliant victory IN NO.
vember. All that we ask is that erery should do
his dutv-and all ,cN DC soeN We shall soon see how
idle is the gasconading slang of the Richmond Wing,
thai The Whirs 1nau and zcM carry the day!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

that he may sci his nest high that he may be deliver
ed from the power of evil GILES
NoTE.-Since writing the above, have read MIR. Van
Bnrens admirable letter, to Sherrod Williams Esq or
it, would say 10 every American patriot it is your duty
10 read That letter But will the Wing presses who az
feet such desire that the people should know The truth;
publish the whole correspondence between Mr. Williams
und MIR. Van Buren,! trow not. VIII the Nhigman
publish il: HI dare not SO Expose himself. G.
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COMMUNICATED


meeting of the citizens Of Madison td Tor e
zens at the Of ii-triou patriot ana James
Mndisun-their gratitude for his public Services 1u
miraon for his private character, 1t was - =. ,h d..
l. Rssored That on The ait arm ot ' M as
Q Resor.d That deeply sympathise Win ' -iau'So" "
her heavy bereavement. ,,;, :, ,-,,s,,,,d ~
g. Resolrsd copy OF these resolutions DC Ha1n'ca -
Mrs. hudson. ,,;.I.,
l. ''s''''' ~ GEO. r. SMITH, Chairman.
SINCLAIR BooIos, Secretary.
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MARRIAGES
DEA1 HIS.

Ma',,eh on s'y morning 2Sh by Rev j. D. JE1Er
Capt rARNE I" :rnEET, Jos.ps Florida L, Mis-, RrYycc
A., daughter OF Ihos Williams, Esq, Of ,nis place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
.EFa1'vlaMG state A0fsery- No. 81
TO be drawn Sept. 81!

To be drawn Sept. oh
Splendid Capitals $4,000, 5000 3,00o 2,645, 10 of
500, 10 of ! 600 &c. Whole Tickets only 50, halves
50 so, quarters 81 %. Certificate Of package will be
sent for S60-Shares in proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
EEEGEgs'S
EXCHANGE Nud EOtfeFy ounce,
RICHMOND, VIRGSIA

yv.,,o ,;cte, Nos IA y 30. lhe Grand Capital prIzo
If Ten Thousand Doliarsr sold and PAID, ~ FISCAL at
o. u; @. -, BIGGER.
Drawing of the Wellsburg Lottery, No 4, drew Au-
se'' e. ~ ~ o. 6s 50 % 70 IS 81 9 81 &
T;cae, Gcs. Q E3 81, a small prize Of sGCp,
10 SOS d. 300,
were both sold and paid at sight, as ueua a. HoIunee
lounge 9l""H'- /" ~
Drawn Nos. oftle Ceesburg lottery, 20 ), drew 9Th
IS 80 So d. II u a. 80 81 81 "a 10
several snps urizes sold and paid at Blooms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

TT ABOREaS WAGTEn-Flosn two 10 tk,ce hun.
q ded Iabo5srs viii find immediate employment: on
The Notifications 4. Hampton Roads, Va, a, one dollar
per day ioE able-boaied n,en- :.
Labp7ers viii 6nd il advantageous employment. IS
will be steady, and the engineer has determined na' a.
all times the highest fatss Of wages shall be Pa'd
HM. A. ELIASON,
Aus 70 S3-sl7 Capt. Engineers.
NTOTIe;E-1u pessons kaviag claims against the es-
,,,e of William King decd age requested 70 Pc
sent he properly - tae saess'Sei ioa
Settlement and those sdssd 70 said estate, are also Re
onss,sd y, make immediate payment to
qAeS'SN ~ HENRY KING, -.
... -qdm'r Of Rilliau King, dse'd.
% &-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
FEDKEHS
Lottery and Exchange eeHicP,
RICHMOND C,yc,.,,

The schemes for September aud the one for the 18th
of October splendid and agnifcent-Capitas Of
$4,000, $4,000, S25,OOO, $4,000, &c, amongst
them. HoYr, always anxious to serve his numerous
patrons in this and the other States lays before them at
he benefited by them.Hoyt hopes orders viii not be
delayed, he is anxious 10 distribute these splendid
Capitals
Ali these who of money in want and hope 10 draw
it, will please to be particular and address their orders
TO D. NJ. HoYr.
Nos 81 Sc, little prize Of $3.50, sold, paid, and
lying the black board in the window small
prize, it is truebut little trees grow in the same woods
with large
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
Thirty Thousand Dollars

$50 OUO-lO OVO-6 0O0-3 l4O-3,O OO-2, 5OU-2,UGO
so of l,OgO-20 of 5O0-2 Of 300
Whole tickets only Sl0-halves 5--quarters2 so.
4 certificate of package OF q whole tickets will be
sen, for $780, package Of halves quarters and eghts in
proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
S25, 900 tic cOsamencemcnt Of September
va. .TONGWsNEi@ E0sScry, 40

For 1886.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, Sept 3d.
CAPITALS.
s25 900, $780, $780, $780, 2:322 10 of 2O0O 10 Of
500, ~ Of ,U09.
Whole tickets only $40, halves s.. quarters 50 50.
certificate Of package Of u whole will be forward
ed for Sl5-22 halves, SO 50--22 quarters, $e5 10.
I3 drawn Nos. III every 80 Tickets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
from the Petersburg Constellation.

(fFom The PetcrSJurg Constelatlon.)
% We have been politely favored with the following
extract of letter. received in this place to-day. The
source from whence it emanaes entities it to credit:
" HALIFAx COURTHOUSE, Va,
August oath, 1886. :
Dear Sir-The whole town is upside down this morn
ing. The jail burnt, together with Eve prisoners 1t
was supposed to be set FIRE by the Prisoners from the
inside Can't ascertain whether any escaped. was
anou. the 's that got there. Heard The cries of some
can 'rllhow many Made every effort to get them out,
out IN Valn Your servant"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

Hoy has commenced amongst the largest trees.
o. 35 50, prize o! $500, sold, paid, and now ~
ing the black board in the wi ndow Larger trees
than this TO come in the following Lotteries:
Drawing Of Petersburg, No. ., Extra, drawn 9Th
August
81 CT 10 &c A 81 50 81 4 A.
Drawing of Maryland No. II, drawn 22d Aug.
% As sc 80 81 81 81 10
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated No. "a, drawn Aug. "a
10 81 Is So - II 81 II 80 GS 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30
.1sa<. U;oodhuya and Haterhousc-7A Letter!

I1EAE. U0JdhuTy Gnd HdteTh0HSc- Inc Lctter!
The Boston Atlas, harkcd on by other Wing presses,
,ogacatcd report tba: at is the present dcerm
.n of General Jackson and his advisers to prercnt
Dst-5gli,g BIZ from going into operation at all h@-
.ant tia. to ct; CT their object, advantage is 10
.,aen Q: ra0$i war. got ry for the purpose with
Fs1co which :uay afford the President p7elext for
sa@;ac lie Responsibility Of aciatho'diag Mc surplus
3ty from d,Sirbuf!m The letter which discloscs this
:Iious plot, was written by Mr.. Woodbury. 10 Dr.
s.eTaou>c 0: Cambridge aud lis contents have been
rs b. gen.Irmcn OF Ills city of unquestlonable vera
:; 70 whom De- Warehouse had shown the letter.
the Globe denied the story in the following decided
1Inner:
Every word O: this THE charge against Mr. Wood
iiI most egIeglous .asehood The President has
iiet every preparatory 10 be taken to place
t.: public money in epose with the States on the LIST
i January The Secretary of the Treasury. with his
'l2l PTomPtude, has already directed the necessary
'HeFs ct money to be made to the banks in the differ
ri States 10 meet the arrangement, and IN many Insan-
RS Inese transfers have already been effected. tie has
;H'en his circulars 10 the Governors Of the several
LIES anc sent the forms for the papers which arc to
eesccu!ed. that the whole business may de fully under
s''a and provided fir in time, by the State Govern
'"!s And It will he that the President, so TAR
,'a seeking war with Mexico as of wasting
- PUBIC treasure has countermanded even the march
lie volunteer militia. unadvisedly ordered by Gen.
ZINES, 10! The protection Of own frontiers from the
.acilns
lie Wing presses continuing 10 lie on about the mat.
49, " Warehouse has though, proper to contradict
, o. publishing the following copy Of the original
WAsulXGroy, 9Th July, 1886.
Dear SiT-iours OF the I'd instant deserves my best
GNedgmen,s for its numerous useful suggestions
lne naval bill, as to Admirals, did not get through
VA Houses, and our friend Elliott, with some other
..1 fellows: must longer feel the pangs of hope de-
UGT ovcri'owing treasury which is SO often prayed
VIII tear, prove But my best efforts will
TO execute the late law faithfully, though have
@ misg'Tings as to its fatal influence on the sound
lions heretofore existing between the States and the
'Sas'a! Government.
Inc President wishes ME 10 express his thanks for
" A,nd remembrance of him. He leaves this city in
: .:% days for Tennessee
l VTIieve The ensuing Presidential election is TO be
"5ay quiet and will not allow myself to despair OF
AsPuoic, however portentous may be some OF the
'sas of the times
Snou!d we become involved in real or quasi war
-" 'HeSco the surplus may never be divided or Will
Zen recalled AT ali events, tn. whole will be wanted
II no: earlier. Five millions 10 come Oft the
. : n tariff IN lS4l. alone.
M Adams> health has not been good the latter part
-. Session. but saw Mrs. Adams quite well at church
Truly and respectfully,
Yonr OBJ servant