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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
M Oh Il Y n A II X E r.
Fr1dAv. Imuv

Contrary 10 the expectations OF many OF failure
OF nine American houses has reached Amsng them
are included the wilson's the wdes and the Virgins for two
iens sterling 1t will be remembered that this result
the intelligence carried by the Roscoe The tumbing
of these vast The
suspensions will have any thing but happy effect the
ney affairs Of England Should the public mind continue quiet
the midst OF the excitement already caused by this
country up TO the 9Th OF May guarantee that will not
take fire snhearng the bank suspensions.
e course OF the Bank OF in destroying the Ameri-
can trade to the amount Of fifty millions in order to get back
from this country millions specie, exceedingly mpo-
tuc How has operated. We point the condition OF our
importing trade How will operate English manufac-
tures All the American houses in England must suffer more
or less Already there demand for shipments TO AmeIi
ca Our debt nearly extipgusbed The government will
not st by and her manufacturers all stop for the want of
funds The Bank will be compelled TO extend her issues
II she whsta Of suspensions, order
the manufactures going Our cotton will soon be in demand
and consequently will our mportaions being limited and
for cash. troubles will commence at home Bankruptcy will
the day-confdence will be invaded
sroyed and the Bank will have 20 Parliament to get
the benefit Such will be the of matters in
England the ofrade left unchec BY our 60
Such will be under circumstance but that of
a revival OF the specializing mania in this country
The fall Of the American houses refusal of the Bank of
England to assist them and the
to the 9Th OF june powerful apprehend that
we have not yet heard the worst.
AT home, strange things continuing come to light
" OF millions has been
issued by the government Washington pay dues
made recoverable in payment Of duties Here
follows the form of one OF these bills Van
Buren, shin pasters.
oo > > co
No 222
O Issued on Treasury Warrant No. 1894 =
$1,000 TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES o
Atsight, pay to the order Of Martin Van Buren,
q ltor valuable services rendered the people OF the
United States in improving the press and the CURRENCY
n Agent ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
q WIN. b. RANDOLPH,
O Acting Treasurer OF Il. States. =
a Registered. T. l.. SMITH,
Register of the Treasury.
y Bank OF America New York.
oe . ; . : . : { { : 9 . : 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

nLs nIPIC THEATRE.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the lease OF the property lately KNOWN =, M
"A Broadwa land mmedat ~ adjoining Iattesails well
known establishment converting II into neat ana
elegant Theatre II will be uced after the manner OF Ma
dame Vestrss "Olympc London and open for the regular
about the 18th Of August or lsto September La
dies and gentlemen OF the profession DESTROYS OF obtaining en-
gagemons will please apply by letter paid 10 either
WILLIAM b. BLAKE, or Prooretors and
HENRY T.. WILLARD, Manager
V,rL LII, to,b tog7 iyI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

S. H. SISE,
ON M Z n c II A N T,
81 Wall street. jy11-lw"
New York Joint stock Exchange Company
No. ToST1NE BUILDINGS WALL STREET,
II Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and Silver, and
all kinds OF Iucurrent Money bought and sold je203m
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED BY
H q Il Il. q - IL v
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT,
l3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
jy+d
IL TO PklN, ERS.-For sale, font of AGATE,
about third worn-wegm about COO lbs Il will be sold
low for cash. Apply at u Ann st, Sd story. jyl31w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

NP..ENDiD MN MOVING PANORAMA,
- AT NiBLVS GARDEN, superior TO any thing OF the
kind exhibited in this painted by the celebrated
w. Daniels Royal Academician, London The subject
ton OF the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists and con-
noisseurs that have this splendid PaQorama pronounce
the best panoramic paatng brought this
Exhibited during the day and evening Admitance 30
cents. jyll-m
- PAINTINGS LA BELLE NATURE, ard DAPHNE
DE LOLiMPE painted from nature, by Boudet, OF the
French school, are now exhibiting No II Park Row.
ALSO the celebrated STATUE OF CLE0PATEA
which exhibited the principal cities et the
Union, The admiration OF many thousand visitors !
From O'clock A. N. to TO- r. NJ. Admission, 25 cts. EACH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

IyISHTON & AsPINwALL, IS William street
Ia offer for sale
Jpiube Paste. in 50 and 100 ~. boxes very superior
Robnson Barley and Groats fresh and received
Tartaric Acid, Ia 81 ~. boxes
super Carbonate 1T Soda W 70 No. jars and 100 H. kegs
Edcs' Ddorrrous Compound ~ boxes and hotties
Also. SWANS Panscea, mt manufarturrrs' prices. su
rUILDRFS'S CLOTHuNG.-Tbe subscrbess
" Keep constantly hand NJ child
reus clothing made In the fashionable style which they
will s o. very reasonable terms, AZ W loessle retail
a2l-3m' GEO A. HOyT Co. ~ Bowery. ~ "
HAkrMA. * BIWDsALL, 50 Water street, oder
for sale. cheap for cash:
20 tubs we Buurr 90 hrkins Orange do; 100 kegs ~
prcel suitable for bakers 10 Jars Brandy Cheese kegs ID
do; 50n DO superior barrels DO DO 30 boxes Pine Apple
cheese; Hams. family 70 do shoulders do Do,
equal IT, Burlingfoa HARTMAN A BIRDSA1L,
niyih ~ AMI % water street
DrADY uONEYi- single Hats for cash NJ whobrnis
Ill prices (fr 6osr No sJ5 Broadway OF Asshs.y
street
A good silk Hat black or drab, nj o29
do. first quality, extra superior 80
The " Ne Plus Ultra" short nap, 35s
Youths Hats. rs
Fine wLie plain hats, 500
Fine black DO. In. 80
Manufactured in the very best for the city rcsaA
Wholesale orders respectfully solicited.
iy7-am. D. sTEUART. sr Broadway. 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

UNITED STA IES DHsGOON>.
NASTFD-Ter Young men between the are ot IL an
w % years for Doncommissioned officers Of the corps
Dragons They must he native born citizens md of goo
character. On enlistment they will be sent 10 West Point
learn the exercise after which JOIN their regiment For fur
ther particulars, apply al 100 Fulton Il. iyll2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

SILVEk-SI VEk-SILVEK.
IL Small change, such shlngs, sisPences and FIVE
pieces will be given exchange for geld haveor
ter dollars Apply at the desk ol,hs office. jylflt
NANTkD-Afulb losd and full grown Newfoundland
w Bitch. Apply at No. 20 Cedar 81, up stairs yl4-3t
LOR SALE-Treasury Drafts by NJ LEVY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
U>IrED sTNTEs ARMY.

VNNNTED-FOf the TnII,d Sales Army, lev able bo-
w died citizens ayes ~ ~ and % years Of good
character and OF respectable standing their fellow ci
None apply service but those hn
determined 10 the period IT their enlistment which j.
only three YEAR,, honestly aud faithfully.
The sun, ~ lolirS will b. svea 70 any citizen who
shall bring r. this rendezvous person with the above qua
cations willing the service and who shall he uariy
enlisted Recruiting Rendezvous, 1879 Fulton street " York,
in IS' "A m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

EN.-The impression that the beautiful Walks,
OF this place have been destroyed by the recent improve
enis. quite Very little alteration has been made
Walks the leatc vicinity e the terry. The
Norway Naples Dutch Eas and Bassw"od Trees that aorn
around the Hotel have been transpaned aud
fora beautiful leading from the ferry 10 the
Elvsiau Fields ieSSn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
CLEAAs ED

CLEARED.
Ship Tarquin Hunt Boston Bark Clara Adriana, IIar
rington, Surinam, Gebhard Co. Briggs Pandora owen
Wilmington NJ e.; George, Hull, Charleston. Schr. Roche
Nichols Boston. Brig Eliza Lockwood, ST. Croix, DE
Forest; schr Carroll, DAVIS New Haven
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
RESOLUTIONS.

To authorize the subscription, ON the
part of The State of South Carolina, of one
million of dollars to the stock. of the Lou
i%sville, Cincinnati, aud Charleston Rail
Road.
Resolped, That in case the State of Ken
lucky shall agree to amend the charter of
the Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road Company so as 10 discharge the
said Company from the obligation to con-
struct branches of their Road in that state
and 10 have more than three resident Direct
ors therein, it shall be the duty ofthe Comp
troller General of this State, forthwith to
subscribe in The said Company a number
of Shares equal TO the amount of the sur
plus revenue, which shall lie received by
the State as her proportion of the same, IN
der the distribution Act, passed at the last
Session Of Congress, and pay the advance
and insialments thereon, as other Stockliol-
der have done or may do. But in case the
said State of Kentucky shall not consen, TO
such amendments, and the States of South
Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee.
shall corporate existence in those States. TO
the said Company, dischargedfrom all obi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
DEATH BY COLD.

Bya letter from Beaufort, we have III.
following painful account of the loss Of three
lives by cold.
On the night Of the I'd inst. Mr.. Hamil-
ton Fripp. on his way from his plantation.
Halls Island, in Prince Williams Parish
to his settlement on one of tho Hunting L.
lands, in a canoe boat with his overseer.
Edward Irwin, andfive negroes, was driven
upon The marsh opposite tho plantation Of
J. NJ. Virdier. Esq. ON Coosaw River. and
the, boat instantly filled. Mr.. Fripp and 3
negroes, leaving TIVE negroes 10 ass,s, the
oversoer, who was a cripple, will, great dif.
ficully begged through the marsh for more
than a quarterofa mile 10 MIR. Verdier's SET.
dement, which they reached about, midnight,
MI. Fripp made every c~xertion. to iniuce
the negroes OH tho plantation TO go with him
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
CINCINNATTI AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

The adjourned meeting on the subject Of
this and other branches Of Internal improve.
mem, tool place last evening at the Gin,
%cinnattt College. and although the even.
ing was one Of the most inclement we ever,
knew, there was a large meeting, fully IL
Illustrative Of the great Interest felt upon his
inportantsubject. The committee Of twelve.
appointed nj the meeting on Saturday ey-
enIngi Consisting of the following gentle
men, Daniel Drake. David Gwvnne, Ar. n
Williams, Nathan Guildford, Robert n.
1ytte, Els. Thomas, F.. ID. MapsieLI.s
E. r. Garnees, David Griffin, N. c.. Read.
~. Woodruff; and George Graham. Jr. re,
ports n,favour of tho Oily Council nrocur--
ing authority fromtlse Legislature to borrow
six hundred thousand dollars, TO be equally,
divided upon Inc Cincinnaiii and Charles.
ton Rail Road, the Miami Rail Road, (which
is continuation of the Charleston road ON
this side Of the Ohio river to the Lakcs) AMI
the White Water Canal. The subicc, was
only discussed until ten o'clock, when, upon.
taking the question. it was almost uuani-
mously in favour Of the measure, bu, two.
or three, family answering in the negative.
This measure will, we trust, prove salts
factory TO our Carolina friends, and induce
them 10 acquiesce not merely i'm the, Rood
coming TO the Ohio at this point, but to use
tfieirinlueuce with the Legislature of Ken
lucky, to permit the river to be abridged.
and thus connect the southern Road to the
Lakes, BY this means all jealousies would
be lone away, and the energies of tie S,otc
through which this immense line OF Rood
will pass be all brought TO act upoD. and
bring it TO a successful terminatiop,-C y
f.. Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
SOUTH
AN ACT

To amend the Charter Of the Louisville,
C~tncinndtti and Charleston Rail Road Com
pdny.
SEC. l. BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That the charter of
tho Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston,
Rail Road Company be, and The same is
hereby amended in the following p~articu-
lars, that is:-three of the twenly-four d.
rectOrs of the said company shall be elected
from stockholders residing in each of the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, N. Carroll
ma, s. Carolina, and twelve of the said di-
rectors. maybe elected from the stockholders
ut large, without regard to their place of re-
sidence.
SEcT.2. That the said Rail Road Com
pany shall be discharged from all obligation
to construct any branches of the said Rail
Road in the state of Kentucky, or to extend
the main road in the said State further than
fIom the southern line thereof, to Lexington
in the said State.
SEcr.3. That whenever it shall be the
unanimous vote of The general directors re-
siding in any state requiring it, the General
Board of Directors shall apply the amount
subscribed by the State, or its citizens, i'm
the first place 10 the construction of sucl,
portions of the said road US may be within
the limits of that State.
SECr.4. In case the state of Kentucky
should not agree to the amendments above
proposed, the. said Rail Road Company shall
be, and Hereby is constituted u body polite
and corporate in. the States Of 8. Carolina,
North. Carolina, and Tennessee, with ali
The rights. powers, and privileges granted
TO it by the Acts of the Legislature Of the
last mentioned States incorporating it, dis
charged from all obligation to construct any
road in ,tie state; Of Kentucky. or ia. have
any directors therein, or to have more than
twenty-one general directors; but nothing
herein contained shall be construed to re-
lease the said Company from the obligation
to extend their road TO the southern boundary
of. kentucky. , :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
deemed necessary, in any Of the Districts

geenled necessary, IN any OF the Districts
Seer. Tl,at Commissioners IL Eaui-
~ slialt be electcdifor the Districts 81 Ches-
terfeld, Marlborough, and HorrySs andsthe
said Commissioners for the Districts Soi
Chesterfield and Marlborough shall attend
the sitting ofthe Court Of Equity at Darf-
lhgton, aud the said Commissioners for tho
Districtof Horny shall attend the Court OF
Equity { Georgetown, with snch papers
and documents as may be requisite for the
causes of their respective Districts.
Seer. s.. That all appeals from the
Courts Of Law shall be heard and deter
mined in q Court of Appeals, consisting Of
the Law Judges-and that all appeals in
Equity shall be heard and determined in q
Court ofsAppeals, consisting of the Chan
~cell0rs. That the said Courts shall meet
at the same time, and be-held as follows
that Is to. say , at Charleston on the first
Monday in February, and at Columbia ON
the first Mohdayin May, and fourth Mon
day in November.
Scot. 6. That in all questions of Law,
as distinguished from Equity, the Court oil
Chancery shall follow the decision OF the
Court of Llaw. ~
|. skcr.,7?, That: upon NIL constitutional
| 9nsstiotis gtising opt of tho Constitution of
this State,'o 9 the United States, an appeal
shall lie to the whole Of the Judges, assem-
bied to hear such appeals. That an uppeal
shall also lie TO the whole of the Judges up.
on oil questions upon which either of the
Courts Of Appeal shall be divided or when
any two ofthe Judges of the Court shall re-
4uire that q. cause be further heard by all the
Judges.
SECT. s. That the Judges of Law and
Equity, when assembled as aforesaid, in one
chamber, shall form a Court for The correc
ton of all errors in Law or Equity, in the
cases that may be heard before them and il
shall be the duty Of all the Judges to make
all proper rules and regulations for the prac-
tlcc oil tue said Court of Errors, and for the
mode OF bringing causes before them.
SECT. 8. That ench Chancellor shall
have power TO hear at Chambers, and to
confirm, or refuse to confirm, reports of
Commissioners in Equity, and to make the
proper orders thereon, in all matters of ac-
count and partition; and shall likewise have
power 10 hear at Chambers, and to make
the proper .or,lers thereon, all petitions for
Guardians: Provided That in case of any
application to a Chancellor ut Chambers,
reasonable notice thereof shall be given to
the party or parties in interest.
SECT. 10. That all appeals in Law and
Equity, from the District Courts held in the
Distric, of Barnwell, shall hereafter be heard
and determined in Charleston, instead of Co
lumbia, as heretofore ; and that the Clerk of
the Appeal Court at Columbia shall trans
init to the Clerk of the Appeal Court in
Charleston all the cases from the District a.
foresaid, which shall remain undisposed of
a 1.-THE adjournment Of the Court Of Appeals,
now sitting ut Columbia.
SECT. II. That this act shall go into
operation from and after the first day of jan
uary next: Tint all acts and parts of act
.repugnant hereto, are hereby repealed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
s37,46s,s59 81

The quarterly report of Mr.. Walls, the
Flour Inspector, will give the country some
idea of the deficiency of the crop Of Wheat
of 1886. Another year we hope will ex-
hibit a very different state of things. Mid
land Virginia ought to adhere yet awhile to
wheat as the staple crop. A few u%nfavour-
able years together. ought not to discour-
age her from a crop which commands
the best prices, and does not impair her soil.
Flour inspected in the City OF Rich
mond during the QUAKER ending 3lst Dec.
1896.
35.947 bbIs. superfne
1885 half do.
2,565 hbls. Fine
,l,454 do. Middlings, n.
GIG do. Condemned.
107, :a95
$3.50
4S,555 deficient in this half wear.
Rich. Whig.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

galion tcllaks anE R0ad IA Kentucky. on
20 9 any Directorsi6efein, il shall Get is
duty pf the said Comptroller to subscribe
5ikewtse on this contingency to the stock of
the saids Company go incorporated in die
said three states, for a number of Shares
eqaahto the aimount-of the Surplus Reven-
ne w~hfchtshalLbe received bystfis State, as
her proportion of the came, under the distri-
hutton Act. passed 1.-THE last Session OF Con.
gross, Prorided That the total amount of
subscription shall not.exceed one million Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

tween Charlestoni and Augusta, a single
stage three times Q week, was moro than
sutticient forithe transportation OF passeil-
gers. Sinceth h establishment Of the Rail
Road. the average of passengers to- Charles
ton, has gone as far as five hundred per
week"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

The Retail Shop-keepers i'll Cincinnati,
have "Resolpcd, That the members of this
association will not permit gloves to be tried
on, or stockings 10 he examined by thrust
ing tho hand iuto the same previous to
sale."'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

A Turn Out.-The prisoners, male and
female, at the Maryland P%enitentiary, re-
fused to go to work this morning, stating
that as yesterday was, sabbath, as well as
c christmas. they would have to day as hoIv-
day in lieu thereof. The keeper promptly
informed them that this would not he
granted; and after arming a number of the
citizens, and placing them on the walls.
they were ordered TO their cells, where
they returned peaceably, to spend the day
in fasting--RaH. Pat,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
SAVANNAH. January :

SAVANNAH, January Z.
More Troops ordered to Forida.-Gen.
Jesup has ordered two companies of the
18th Regiment U. States Artillery mt Fort
Mitchell, under tho command Of Captain
Washington, to march forthwith for the
mouth of the Withlacoochee. Also, W.
companies of Infantry, under command of
Major Dearborn, TO proceed to Fort Drane.
These troops left F. Mitchell on Christmas
day all armed equipped. The following
officers accompanied Capt. Washington's
command: Lients. Jones, O'Brien, and
Lockwood, aud DR.. Characterization.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

Asproject has been set on foot nj New
Orleansfor a line Of steamers from that port
to Liverpool, and S346,600 have already
been subscribed for tho enterprise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
SURPLUS

LII wv ~ CIdtk
to the distribution of the Surplus Revenue
was transmitted by the Secretary of the
Treasnry to the House of Representatives
on Tuesday last. 1t will be seen that the
whole amount of the surplus in the Treas
ury on the lst instant, which is Distribute
BILE Tor this year, is, in round numbers, thir-
|ty-seven and q half millions of dollars
The amount falling to the share of South
Carolina is Sl,40l,S96 l2.-Charleston
Mercury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS,
Jan. Sd, 1887.
Sir: l seize the earliest opportunity to
inform Congress of the measures adoptcd
by this department since the LIST instant.
in compliance with the 18th section Of the
Act regulating "the deposits of the public
money"
The balance iii tho Treasury on that dav
which was subject to be appropriated, among
tho different States, has on the principies
OF tile act, as construed by the Attorney
General, and explained in my last an
nual Report, been asccrtained to be S37.-
46S,959 81.
The division Of this sum in detail, among
the several States, may he seen in the doc.
u'nent annexed, (A) and including Michigan
equals Sl2|,445 III cents to each electoral
vote.
In consequence of the proceedings Of tho
last convention, in Michigan, and The views
expressed concerning them by the President
of the United States, in his recent MESSAGE
communicating those proceedings to Con-
gress, together with the provisions of the
bill now pending in one House on this
question, the Department has supposed her
situation so far changed since November
as to justify the assignment to her Of n share
of the public deposits, subject. however,
entirely to the future decision Of Congress
upon the propriety Of this step.
The payment of tho share assigned TO
Michigan will, therefore. be postponed UNI
I'll some expression of opinion shall be
given Ivy Congress, which may either sane
ton its being made to her in the same man
ner AZ to the other States, or require its di.
vision among the other States in addition to
the sum which have already been appor-
toned to them.
Twelve of the States have commitment
cd their acceptance of tile terms of the act.
and accordingly transfers, equal in amount
TO The first quarterly deposit required under
the law, arc now issuing in favour of their
respective agents.
Which is respectfully submitted.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Sec'ycf Treasury.
Apportionment among tho several States
Of the Public Money remaining in the
Treasury OIL the LIST January, 1882, ex-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
CHI is respectfully submitted.
LEVI

Stc'yof Treasury.
Apportionment among tho several States
Of the Public Money remaining in the
Treasury OH the LIST January, 1887, ex-
cepting S5,0OO,OOb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12

4s,555 deficient in this half year.
Rich. Whig.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

ing al the Navy, is still undecided. The Court Mar
tis ats here Mr. Henry Clay has been elected Pre-
sdsnt of the Colonization Sociey in the place of Jas
Madson, deceased. Mr.. c. has BEEN a member of
this Society Elm ce liz orgn-was of its founders
and has always been interchangeable in promoting its
objects Senator Ewing of Ohio, has been called
home by the severe ndsposition of his wifeand left
his resolution concerning the Treasury Circular to It's
fate. The opposition ranks in the Senate are now
quite thin. Six designations have taken place in that
body within few months. The loss ofsuch men as
Leigh, Clayton, Porter, Mangum, &c. will be serious
Iy felt not only by the Senate but by the nation
What dreadful calamity the destruction of Troy is
1t is Of the most singular physical events that has
ever occurred in this country It may be said of this,
as was said Of the ancient city of the sameit
Mium. Al RAsHID