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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS
co. hsys constantiy for sale
Oh Nnriol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copprras,
Aqua AMMONIA, Murstic Acid,
Aous FORTS, Nitric Acid
Blue vitrioI Mspvsnese
And many nther articles I'm the ine az their busir~sx
Orders wW be received al their Bank pS bouse M q
BROADWAY the oce either agent No. 81 west street
s<S-iy' GEO. IL (II.REpT 49,
OGs-DOGS-severs very 6ne Nr~fouod.
- mnd Dogs rcd whrlps for sale the great Dog Esss
bsonert, No Soi ernadway door Duane where
can be accommodated from price go each
TO LEA For ..rn, q wears the Hope hHls s,us-
ted IN the village OF Yves chester, We tcbrser couuy
Possession give ON Tie LIST II April Apply To
-, JAMES OAKLEY, on The premises.
Wessbestsr, Feh. "a. ls3a fN-ImsdAw
FHkhCH LANGUAGE-oRAL sysTEM-Ths
sabscrhers Evening Glass, from half past TO hal
past scoes every Tpesss Thursday and Saturday, which
commence Thurs lsy 22d inst The rentenpea subsc
hers md hu whs he disposed eas are
gp~sf~d 10 be present NJ the time sppoirfed
f22Ts y MANFsCA. 2oReed ~
MILNE II WANTED--OnrI who p~rfecuv
"A understands the rakinR and trimming of sh HAS Il
has had experience In attending Millinery Estsbihh-
ment To such constant emp oymeat win be given Inquire
207 Hubs " mis ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

These veSelsare FIRST class and ably Commanded
win elegant accommodations for passengers, comprising all
that may pc required Tor comfort ana Including
wines and OF description.
the subscribers az New York, will be forwarded by
packsbiree OF all charges excep, those actually Incurred
-, CBOLTON. FOX 4 LIVINGSTON, ~ Broad g.
J23 WIN. WHITLOCK. Jr Soutbst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
F. q. BERTEAIJ.

No. 83 William ST. in the city Of New York
team be had at retail rem the following drugess-J
han, lss Broadway; Messrs, Soulsrd Deuc Park Row
and S5I Broadway; 81, Ru shton Aspnwa s6 William
ST. 10 Broadway and 10 Aston House. in city ofN York
Also At Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston. .7.'
b. The Genuine Boxes oval containing Sc Capsules
ana have the seal the inventor stamped SIDE Closing
them. n,SIrrsh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

The commander. well a.>vs their reputstion d ths
gusrantse OF the qualities Of their rhe
are not surpassed combining all be required for
fort Passengers win be supplied with every requisite
Goods ntended for these vessels will be forwarded
subscriber free from other than the exposes actually
su ,g on them Fcr freight passage, apply TO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
LAND SLIDING IN vIcKsBuRG

The Nalchez Free Trader OF the 25th
inst. (says the N. Orleans Com. Bulletin, J
describes the beginning Of an avalanche
or sinking 0f the earth on the margin Of
The landing al VIcksburg, which threatens
serions damage 10 the front stree, Of II a.
city. Deep rents in the earth, parallel q,
the river, were found % have been made
as high up as Washington street. nearly
opposite t0 The site Of the late Packard
lluIel. commencing near tine bottom If
Maine street. aud running sou,hwardly
as tar as The railway.
The large warehouse owned by Mpssrs.
Corfrew a. Watts a, the upper par, Of the
levee, near The bottom OF Main e., began
10 give way. and in the course Of day
or Two. became q ruin. allowing lime Tor
the occupants 10 remove goods. &c. This
house was once owned by Judge Lane.
and rented fur si2 900 per annuin; az the
present lime, itrente,i for abnut $4,000.
10 several occupants, whose business aud
gods must oil necessity be much injured
by such speedy removal. Several other
houses are swerying from their perpendi-
calar. The heaunful new houses. CON.
menced by McDnwell, nearly opposite
The la,e Plnckaid House, has been badly
cracked by the sinking of the foundation.
The first musemem nf the citizens of
The aoarishing city OF Ficksburg. should
be 10 proeure a practical geoiosis. To
ascertain the true. state oil the case, both
The danger IheaIencd. as well as the injury
already done. Petersburg Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
THE INDIANS.

81 AagIst,nc. Sept. 18th.
On Tuesday night last. about III o.
clock. Lient. May, in passing to his COM
mand a, fou PeyIon. heard The driving
"f nurses. Tie pushed on. and had jus,
CROSSED The last bridge. when he heard
the noise o: hnrse rlnse following. and.
refining up. it passed lmle ahead. To
the hal. "who are you-spesk, or I'LL
tiTe" receiving no answer, al the dis.
lance Of three PAGES he deliberately DIS
charged a pistol at person who was
leaning forward in the act Of slipping
irom the horse. This acquired within
thirty yards Of The fort, so near that the
words were heard within. The sentinel
Immediately hailed, and was ordered by
the Lieutenant 10 stand 10 his post. The
following horse entered with an Indians
sash in hls mouth Tor bride and blank.
81 on his back. .- 81 ~~~-- S
The pistol had been ioaded y iIh three
bucksho, and ball; the ball was found
10 hare struck The horse high in the shoul-
der. just behind the neck; the shot are
supposed IN have taken, affect upon the
rider, from his position q. the moment Of
beng fired upon. By judges Of tue dat
fercnl Indian characters. Wild Cal is be-
lieved IN he this bold fellow, whose oh,
ject seems 10 have been to approach with
out mise, strike the passenger wiia .
biudseoa. and take his. scalp, wiIh"ut a.
larming the garrison; and had IL moi been
fnr the spise necessarily made 10 passing
The bridge, she project is likely, 10 have
succeeded. The paie-face is allowed 70
have acted with boljaess and address
equal 10 the impuden, courage Of the red.
skin. ~, ..s . s.r - -.
lnIhe morning, Captain Mickler, with
the volunteers. land Lieutenant MAY, with
soneregulars, followed them 10 The South.
Captain Mickisr, IN taking a course to
surround or cut them of, fell into the
regular trail ahead. and. with Few of the
most advanced Of his company, diseoy.
cred the Indians ia a spnr Of Cyprus
swamp, near thirty miles from the post.
They had disposed Of themselves with a
large pond IN front, with a dense and ex-
tensive swamp behind. The parties saw
each other ., nearly the slime moment;
the Indians who were seen were in mum.
Der seven or eight; they brandished their
rifles in the air, giving their war-whoop,
and disappeared into the palmeuoes. The
captain restrained his men from follow
my and firing, as the Indians were two
hundred yards OF, and were apPar emily
making really to give ba,,le.
But na mare was seen Of them, aud
pursuit, 10 the country in which ,hsy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
From The United Safe. Gazette.

Lord Durham has resigned his silua-
ton as Govrrnnr-General Of the Canadas.
in consequence Of the se,ion Of the Bri-
iish Parliament relative 10 his proceed.
ings. la noticing the remarks al Lord
Brougham q few weeks since, we took
occasion TO express ,le opinion that Lord
Durham would not consent To hnld pow
er in the Provinces. while the Imperial
Parliament, was making thus free with
his exercise Of that power.
We rrgre, The resignation Of lord Dur
ham; because, during his official life in
Canada. lie has been sedulonsly attentive
tn The feelings and rights of The people Of
The United States, Courteous TO visilers,
properly introduced. and apparently anx-
ious To preserve the friendly relations be.
tween Great Britain and our Country,
which il was evidently the design Of ma
nv on both sides OF the line 10 interrupt.
The censure cast upon Lord Durham was
chiefly for banishing certain offenders Ia
places beyond his control; and thus exer-
"ising power not appointment 10 his high
office. This we think was wrong tow
ards Great British: but as il was an ex-
erci.e of clemency towards citizens Of the
United States. brough, abou. by The soli-
citation oi our citizens. re on this side
the line onsh. TO do justice 10 the motives
by which his I.ortlship vas aciuatrd; we
may have shhorred the action Of the mis-.
guided men whn created and kept alive
the difficulties. but We cannn, but admire
the magnanimi,y Of the ruler. who. hav-
ing al hand The most ample means 10 pu-
nish his enemies. aud being inci,ed BY
the outcry "i party press to use these
means, prefers rather To save life than In
destroy. and satisfies himself by firm
of punishment that saves the dignity Of
his office. wi,hon, The outpauring Of hu.
man life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Me- NJ. s. ssuiAsr a..
Polilirisas ere bu1 : 5at > IHls in
this m~rlslroom 81 city. The I.ocofoeo
hard money nsa are becoming sery ira
lnus Of their quasi Conservative lesdrrs
IN 'Tsmmsny. There 10 Lui Ifues in
fammsny. The peace cannot last
Fanny wrighs has hired Masonic Tall
for Sunday evsning-iI i public hall.
By the way. 10 be LEI 10 any body-snd
bryan her lectures 20 very large congre-
gsiinn. She claimed dislincsly. am Iold.
The honor Of originating The sub-Tresss
~, and she sxhorIed sloquenlly eli good
democrats " 10 60 IL" Fanny 10 right in
her claim. skidmore. and his Clique Of
agrarisns and iH6dels. started al these
schemes in Nsw York - long sga as
ls2s-'29. l have . book written By
Skidmore in 1928, shsdowing farIh ali
Ibis new light democracy. That book
proposes 10 break down saciely as IL IL.
and. throwing things into chaos. 10 brgin
anew.
The Bank Of The United States in New
York opened to-day E-r business. las
enuhitrs were ihsongtd With customers.
By the way. If all The states imiIaIe the
example OF New York, 10 her free bank
ing law. ihe Monster can put one of his
huge paws in every state nf The Union.
and then We shall have no occasion for .
congress-bnrn munster. We feel awful
~ bad about our liberties here. now Nc.
BIddle has again got among Us. II We
can believe tile Globe. we are gone, gone.
gone! As he is digging a monsuously
deep ditch in Wall street 10 put a new
bank over. ESQ he says.) there may be
cause for more alarm, inssmurh as il
looks big enough 10 bury all our liberties
IN!
United States Bank is 1891. Business
Continues very eond in tie city. The
strangers here are yet very numerous.
Things are going on in The old way. We
have M sub Treasury in prac,ire now.
and hope not 10 have. fighting il or al the
elections.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

truly appalling. and sOuld justly. IN D.
opinion Of your Peiin0Aerss . lzTge sx-
PenditnFs for ~ relief
Experiences has proved b0w much hn-
man exe.Iian Is capable Of sehseying.
ahen. aided BY science, IL Is exclusively
directed 70 The attainment af any paTii-
eulsr objsci; and if Ihose lzbosing under
mental arrangement were eongregsied az
public asylum. under ihe iresimeni al
competent physicians. whose sole aiien-
ZION should be directed 70 that particular
branch or disease. sc might reasonably
ealrulale On the estire cure Of many, and
. great IN. sosemenf 10 he eEndliion %
ell. The statistics ef similar institutions
are nal within the reach az your petition
er-. aad they cannot. therefore. refer spe-
eikcally O. Die hsPpy results which have
ioll0a ed lhsiF establishment IN ether
states; but Il Is an universally admitted
fact. thai CREST smelisralion Of tie con-
dilion Of lunalirs hss uniformly been the
consequence.
Your I.rilioners earnestly pray. that
your honarsble hOdy will institute The
prOper measures for establishing an asy-
lum within the state. on scale eommen.
surate with is vans. Such an insttu-
ii n Is not Of sec ional. but Of general m
Ieres'. and il concerns deeply the hon "
and christian character Of the state 10 pro-
vide iI. Considerations Of beneyolence
towards the afflicted. The high obligsii,ns
of christian charity. AMI just regard inr
tie dignity # tie state. have inpellsd
your petitioners. las members OF The COM
mnn'iy of NORTH. olina. sensibly slise
Is. AMI in fart respon,ible FOR. whatever
nv affect her sIan.ling.) 10 tie duty OF
doing n in t,eir power 20 throw from
her the rerroach of Indifference TO the
sulferings of our fellaw men; and they
trust they have accomplished that duty
in thus bringing The subject 70 the notice
Of your honorable body.
And your petitioners will ever pray,
&c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

We understand BY letter from friend
IN Halifax. North Carolina. Of October
81. that a great quantity Of rain fell in
that place. causing Considerable damage.
A Bridge on the Halifax side OF the river.
over which the cars pass. vas sweplawsy.
The river had been rising far some time.
aud il was frared that the low grounds
would be oser6owed, aud a considerable
quantity Of corn destroyed. Most Of the
Bridges on ihe Creeks had also been
swept away. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Petersburg Oesahss :.
DisasfroEs Norm and less Of PraDsr.
fy.-Oa Saturday morning iEsl snr l,wu
MAS sisised wiIh one sf HE masI sialenu
storms which ne ster witnessed. Abas,2
n'riock, A. ". the rain. acroraFa nird by
. slnlsnt gale from The north east, began
10 fall IN infrenls. and enniinued xilhou,
inlsrmlssioa until Z A. ~. when IL aba.
led. During this period. short AZ il may
appear. apart Of The town was completely
inundated. causing several families 10
leave their 0wn homes and take shelter
with their neighb0rs-and dining much IN
jury 10 thr properly both Of The Inwn and
individuals. Al one time. Bank, Market.
and Old Streets. presented fearful aspecls
the wafer rushed in torrents from every
dIreeiian-esllars we're filed 10 overflow.
ing. and great fears were entertained thai
ss'eral honsrs would be undermined BY
ihe i"ree Of the lond. We hare not been
able Correctly n learn The amount Of pro-
perry lnjnrrd. but We should suppose thai
individual losses amounted 10 Al least
$1,000. and the Town Ia perhaps 80. 0oO
more. On the roast We fear The loss Of
life and property has been great. Ow.
ins 10 the injury received By the Rich.
m"nd anil Petersburg Rail Road, (which
we understand will be speedily repsired.|
The Northern mail Of Saturday. was nol
received until Sunday evening. The Pe.
Iersburg and Roanoke Rail Road. though
somewhat injured. is still in a passsLlc
condition. Dur Fridays papers. which
were mailed for tue Snulh. were destroy
Ell By the inundation of the Post Office;
his Will. NE hope. account 10 our South.
rrn friends far the failure ol their papers.
We understand great injury has been
lone To the adjoining country in the. de-
,,rue'ion of bridges. mill dams. fences.
De. Inieligenesr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
LATEST FROM PERU,

We understand, says Ihe b Ii,imore
Republican,, that Mr.. W. b, Hndgson ar
rived a. This pur. on Tuesday. evening
from Peru. He is the bearer Of tie ran.
fed treaty Of this Govelumen, with lha.
Of the Pera-8olivian. confederation.
Mr.. III. sailed from Callao on the 18th
Of July. Hastlliliss sill existed between
Perm aud Chill. Intelligence had been
received at Lima from Valparaiso, ,ha,
the expedition Inr the invasion of Peru
would sail abou. the 2Osh Of July. Il
would consist Of 1000 men. and lis des,
sina.ion was supposed to be some port Of
North Peru. The Chilisn squadron iou
some weeks had been block AIDING the por,
Of Callso. =
The American squadron was AZ Callao,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

In the case uf John b. Henderson,
who had been arraigned hefure The cri.
'ninal court of Washington. for forging
Treasury Notes Of the United States, "A
notice Of which has been heretofore pub
lished.-ihe Court overuled ell the OBJ
jeclions 81 his legal counsel and sustained
The indictment. The prisoner was then
found guilty. and sentenced 10 pay lina
az fifty dollars, and TO suffer ten years
Imprisonment. at hard labor in the Peni-
len.iary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Corn Crop ia lfissomi.-rhe Jrffer-
sonian al tie 18Th ult. says:-" II has
been many years since the Corn crop has
come in rs well. One dollar and a quar-
ter per barrel is all tina, is now asked for
the present crop; most Of which, owing
10 the favorable season. has already come
to maturity. We have never seen The
broas Of our enlrrPrising farmers clad
with greater appearance Of content.
Not dishesrIenet. at their bad success last
year, when seed time come again they
soEed sbundanlly. and have been most
abundanily rewarded"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
Correspond nes Of the New York csmmrrcisi
Advertiser.

Ba'tino'e, Sep. g, 1888.
Mr.. Walter. member Of The Mexican
legation. has arrived in this city from
Washington. an his way 10 Mexico, by
NV Orleans. lie il the bearer III pro-
iscI fr a convention between The United
States and McKee,, hereby il is believed
lhat Ill our difficulties with that country
will b. soon and amicably sdjusied.
The King of Prussia, il is understood.
il is tn appoin, an umpire before whom,
commissioners on the part sf Mexico and
the Uni1rd States. respectively. shall APP
pear. and present and discuss The elaine
and other matters ~ issue.
II is now said al the navy department.
that the arthur Of the outrageous attack
on the navy, IN the Globe. which exei,sd
5" much Indignation throughout the coun.
Try, il Thomas II Benton. who was IN
Washing on when the article appeared.
aud for SON. weeks before and afier.
wards. M.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

The Commissioners appointed by CO.
vernon Kent, 10 run the boundsry line be.
tween Maine aud New Brunswick. start
CD Tor the lines on Monday. accompanied
by gusrd of only six men. This shows
that M hostile feeling is anticipated from
the British, but there will be good deal
Of anxiety fell 10 know the result Of the
expedition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
Correspondence Of the .Na,ioaal IateM.
a.. geBcer. ~> p
New Yofk, Sepiember 20.

New York, September 20.
The drafts ofn j. B. Randolph, acting
Treasurer Of the United States" upon
the Monster. are now in circulation. The
American publishes one this evening to
The annunl Of $4,000. payable ., sight.
Thus, while the g"vemmen, kicks The
Monster in public, IL kisses him in secret.
Our collector Of all the revenue Of This
great commercial emporium takes bank
bills. bank checks. aud bank dral,s every
day for duties, aud every day makes his
immense deposiles in bank; and Mr.. CAL
houn is grsvely talking in The South as
on mater Of life and death Of the mon
strous danger Of all this!
The Great Western brough, $3.50 let.
tiers; The Poland from Havre, 1000. The
Journal Of Commercs estimates The re-
csip's Of the las, trip Of the Great West.
err 10 be S27,s5o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

A slip from the Office 81 the Knoxville
Register Of the 81 inst. gives reasan "a
h.pe iIpi there was evidently an abs:e'
msa, il .he disease which had 50 long
and 5" fatally prevailed. .here. Fur SER
erl days they had refreshing showers.
wh.ea had raised The river some Two az
three ire,. ani greatly s~rlled Ihe small
er Streams. and this, il was expected.
would have happy elect upon the health
Of the ioan AID surrounding cOuhlry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
The Mormon TrOu5les.-we we're fur
nished With the following extract Of let
ter TO a gentleman in this city. dated.

=
ter TO a gentleman in this city. dated.
Lexington. Missouri. Sept. "A
There is nothing Of any account BY
way Of news. unless mention the Mormon
difficulty. Of which suppose you receive
exaggerated accounts. returned yrsier-
day from an excursion IN business inln
the western part Of Ray county. and found
the people all IN arms. A company Of
about two hundred and fifty left yesterday
under command of Gen. AIcIison of
Liberty. | consersed with him upnn the
subject, aud find he intends. If possible. TO
prevent The eITnsion Of blood; bu, the
ciIizens generally are OF opinion tina, there
will be severe baiIle.
"a force from Clay county started two
days since; also from Carroll aud Davies.
FULLY bent on fight. A company Of some
twenty men IRON this county started
yesterday. The issue will be known in >
few days. Que thing is very certain. un-
less the citizens march To the ground with
a very superior f'rce, in case Of battle
the Mormons will overpo~eriheln. They
are in complete order and discipline, and
have every inducemeni for exeIlion, as
10 Smith tells them if they are beaten
they need no. expect a resting place this
side OF heaven" 50. Louis Bulletin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

FFssA 10 the Ggps Eur.-Ths N,
powerful rains have eansrd an unrnnmon
rise N The Cape frar River. We h.,r
ia ln~l.ads are h'snded with wsIrr. aal
NAT many standing crops Of rnrn wiIl be
ruined Wilmington .adrenistr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Death By Lightning,-Mrs. Moss.
wife of Mr. Reuben Moss. Of this city,
vas killed by lightning IN Saturday night
last. She was in bed with her husband
aud child, balh OF whom, by a reEarka.
bic providence, escaped without injury.
&c.,. Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

The Count de Survilliers, Joseph Bn.
n,cPsrle.) with suite consisting Of NJ. NJ.
Il. Maillard, A. Ms,llard. NJ. Thcbaud,
pr. A. Clark, and niue servants. arrived
al New York Oh Sunday last, in the Lon
h'rgan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

The Quebec Gazette states that Lord
Durham has received private letters from
Lord Melbaurne and Lord Glenelg high.
ly approving his course in Canada. not.
wi,hs,anding they have found IL expedi.
snt o disall0w some Of his ordinances.
Public meetings are 10 be held in Cana
da regrs,,ing the intended departure Of
Lord Durham. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

~ We are requested 10 say. that The
meeting appointed 10 be held in lhe Epis-
espsI church on Friday evening. is post
oOned until Saturday evening. The bell
will gre notice Of Tie time Of meeting.
Tie exercises of the evening will consist
of sacred music. preceded BY = short 3D.
dress; after which . contribution viii be
taken up in aid Of ,he funds Of the church.
All are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

lord Durham. The repor, that lord
Durham would leave Canada m the Ma
-labar "a. is coniradicted by q correspon-
,len, Of the MnnueA Courier. II is ex-
pec,ed that he viii remain until al,er The
appointment Of his successor. The feel
ing of Disappointment in relation 10 the
,ura matters have taken IN. England is We
~ general throughout the Provinces. and
has very much increased the popularity
Of The Gosemor.tsenefat. Told.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

Weston r. Gales, Esq. will deliver the
Annual Address befnre The philom atheist.
an and Euzelian Societies of the Wake
Forest lasnlu,e, at the close Of the session,
on The 20ih November next. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11

The President returned to 10 the seat
o( Government on Tuesday. from his VS.
u 10 the Virginia Springs, We are glad 10
learn, in exeellrn, health.
NaiiOaGi LneIiigsnesr.