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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
Marines far .Snls

;sCSl' Ant decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
hancsry for Abemarle county pronounced OIL The 2d day
Nlv l> theTcn depending between Jop!'nss
80 afs and Jopln:s Administrator and cthers defendants,
Of them acting "a Commissioners OF SAID
m -: purpose, will offer for salc on WEDNESDAY the
us Of september How.Rps'LLE, at the mouth OF
10 Ahem,rle pursuant to the above mentioncd
..sr bout Twenty NEGROES, consisting at Men, Women
rev. the property of Jesse Joplng deceased on credit
onhs the givu: notes. negotiable and payable
OF ,nks Richmond or their branches at iynehOnis,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-As,essby to III

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALb-A:esahiy To The
last Henry F.. Coleman, dec d, We sni
premises tho highest bidder, nj public suction on
Both y Of August neat, on credit 81 one" t"o "hn
three years the purchaser bonds with approved s'cny nu
property the purchase y hit
know" and valuable estae called the OK fI'nao,
living iiaN Immediately IN The iotk OF Dan ana
Sauu,or This linh has always been esteemed, and IN truth ~
ainons aud valuable euies IN the upper county,
his all the accommodation OF an over
rhy ninety negroes together with stables, :iana!'
and tobacco houses. II fuc condition and rapid state OF I'M
adopted the growth Of Oscc" Wheat
It's and We sia!i sell this two separate tracts
which vii be- at The sale; TIM called the rok WIN
buEdd nearly three hunhr' oil
which bottoms. lying both nEe IN" ohei '"'o
mmcdis,cv .bcvc Stnunion, Wi! contain nearly ave
bunrc and three o which are rircr
bottoms only five mes the BuiS!" Spring ten
miles above Of Cahsv, and within Two miles I" two
arrc Mills which a. once gives ihe purchaser
wlutcv"r lie may think proper !" raise
these lands will please hpPy 10 MI
Samuel the plantation TO either" the susrOrrs
will take great pleasure IN gong WIN or s're W " "
f,,,,c,on wanted. JOHN COLEMAN,
THOMAS 6. COLEMAN:
Executor, cf Henry E. Coleman, dsed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

AW SClrO!1hc sub.crh"r proposes III class le OBJ
- tanned rr,c"v numerous "sii', such urrtHL
LAW SCHOOL. iir-i al
III" l' December III"
Of Those vino
- their letter, hy
he 1t day November, C'r|rr, pracca. And
Il recommended supply themselves
GLOWING Text C'ty BlarS.,o"c with FIELDS ANALYSIS
tapenIci Tu-cr's C"a,cuafics hc last and edition.
Analysis appended; Cruises sr Stephen
each, believed. p,acur-i hy
,ucI, NJ ah" =, The subscrber's
sec WI he SEQ. "a VaIie IL" 'dpancc.
An. ilI-wtlSl LUCAS 7. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
Julv Il

THE STATE III SOUTH CAEOIiNA- CHARLESTON
DlSTRlCT-lS CHaNcERY-Lc"is { iucer, Administrator
Chns Murray H"mp'rant. vs. John F,re, his hcirs T.
Nightingale ard MILITANT. Daric DEF, n'auts.
By this u II the Con- r'a!nani s,rk OF uf a
Plantation called Melville John F,rc si7'd "s isn-
suhj"c to H." which the
himself and subject I" III" equitable cn which the Defendant
NJ Nightingale" entities himself hc rcprcsr
Nathaniel Gre, General
commanding the SomhrG hNson &C. John fcC Charles
tn" c2ard c and subsequently, surprsr
been prnrrof John Bank Virginia contractor
nT the Southern Army. u the heirs John
Fenc hin the tUi'cd States, GE! will make their
he Plantation Of Melville tie surplus Of the
GcumhrancC- that he established
time within years ifhcv residing
IcyOnd tine United Stics, they and
time within four after n sho3id pass
by pleading. dcrui'in- the tompanan
ill. PE1lGRt < l.ESESNE.
June % ii3-w i2m Complainant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

v0R LIVERPOOL-The American ship REPtb
Il Lie, Capt. B. B WILLIAMS. is now loading al
3s,v Point For freight of 100 bhds Tobacco apply 10
Aug. 81 lSi-ifl EuTsHN AAuAt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

4 ,VS FOR SALE-ln o,clicncc to Decree Of the Circuit
n.ror Cou Of Law and Chlnccy Tor Augusta county pro
NJ n. adjourned term, the 9Th day OF February 1895
aus. therein he pending b-t.een
7-'''- ''N-'N ' - Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
tiiltfl >'lSs
REUBEN 3. PATTESON,
AIRS VI pAT"TESnN

JAMES VI. 7 ts~NN,
Thc sale Of the Lands estate oil the above
@ Jesse Jopns decd, heretofore advertised by U.s. VIII not
,.sa K. Il. +.
~ f'O J. VI. r.
a9-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

sHA REWARD Stolen from -'r" IN II" n:h' Of the l7h
"a" large ARE old last Spring. Of
m five inches high pace
white. with her lcIl hind ls be-.
ow knee and Of The sirih beneath the c"
he icf generally sight hut easily
~ onng The reward will hr given 10 who
sil deliver me- all reasonable expenses paid
a. SPEARS
ri. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

IN CONGRATULATIONS wT:At rules held clerks
Office If ooclAmd County Court the h dsy Of June, ce
Abraham Perkins, Plaintiff,
TLom.s Bowie aud Anderson Bowrs, Defendants:
The Thomas
nd security, acc"fn. Assembly rules
IF this Court and satisfactorily rpp"arin- that he IL na
OF Common" the By his
COUNSEL it is ordered that the said defendant Thomas Bowcs do
ne before H." Justice" ui County Com, GoOrhand the
CUuhOrsc, the 81 MONDAY The
nH bill; and that Of this order lie uhw Ilh Inserted
newspaper published The Richmond months
ucrrvrly, and posted
And further vrh red TINT III. fcnhIu Anderson
Bow les DO dispose e. goods,
effect in his hanl, lGnsiu" the cndint,
rhur,ss Bow lc uGti tine further order of tbs Cont.
AcUpy-Tcs,c, w. MILLER, c. @. c.
Julv
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~ CssDtaAS ssaTCHlE.
us oe THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

r.rV> OF TIE NILHHUNU E.'RCTNCn'
-, ExorIRrx IS pub'ishcd three times ,oeek du'
-, <s<,va of tie State Legislature and tctee 1oeek
.'.'s " TERMS on SUBSCRIPTION.
n,',,, ,sr asgar, aHl Three Dollars for six months
. mi, ofc, nav be RENTED per mnil, in good and
: 4, the Of the Editor; the postage Of al
' D. tie Urcr$.- The postage OF single letter Is
- tc.,ii; The wrcf IL Is tue accumulated post
oG."@s WATCH operates 10 serious YAK upon
80 sal pay ior nine papsrs annually shall have the
,..a s'-:s.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,. of .i,!ecn Ines less first 'nserton - cents tor
-. =, .,aailcs, 81 csats. -, -, ,
g distance mas, be accompanied with the advance
I'll. ..,,i,,:o., references, to iasnr" execution. ;.
vi,Sc aiVrr!-ils mayamonnt 10 SiVo We" a""uhi us
of - per ccnt. aud 10 $50, tsO per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

BOnrding .7eadsmy far founr Ladiss-Pae 81 near
Franklin, BD!ti,aore
CHE Of instruction this Seminary comprises Onhoga
Ihy Reading, Whiting, Arithmetic, Gaunar, English ConrO
son Geography Uf Maps ard .to tssT"d and
fame and mrdcrnl rhetoric Natural md Moral Phoso
ph Chrmisry Astronomy! French Spanish and Latin ltn
gu res Music vocal and insmmennl the Piano Forte Harp
Guitar; Drawing and Painting Need" work, plain and
mental work H. al work, Flowers imposition, &C.
Board and English tuition per year, $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

.N'SSrS .2ndrr,c HnlishGustr and UarrsU Ci9lHnr.
HakE notice ih tie 2nh September I-JS. Of
he 4" Richmond Enquirer, city "f Richnrnd. Ncinin
shall take the "cp","n u" Thorn Rrhic in evil
dcncc on the m of an action Of depending the
tIcu Superior Court Il" La" and am"c Ter the county Bed
nf wherein JD1r D"r ifsscc 81 .3d Hgtsigs,r T c 5cnc
h@ Hurley C!dy,rJhs paint. faEd Tan. GC'cTdqr.
Aug I2G--i!T XACUAEIAu WHEAT.
SoTlCE-Mr. q. v RArnoNp Take notice. that the L.;
nay ol October, ISIS or the f" Jay thereafter. viii be
old at pubic auction, ~ Louisa Courhousr The STOCK stand
nS al the books 81 the ENpUilra aud
hihhS 'onphny, OF much lheco viii be .LrCEt
c;tan elaisiiions ch have c declared 'hirrn the Eoa ri
81 ec"fs OF said Company the expense avc .rg a
unless The same is previously paid.
W. D. HUNTER, TREASURER
An, 81 2n--MI,x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
PROPOSALS FOR PROVISIONS.

OffIcE OF Coaass RY-i;ESFRAL Us SUBSISTENCE,
.,.,. Wa.hnsron Jul, !, 1875.
SEPARATE proposals will be Office. until the
hist OF ')cUlc drIy O
tie troop. United to be delivered in bulk upon
in.pcc' ion, ,s follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
". D. II TIfH'HFtT
Aug 81 3n-wjy
,a,RASSYLYANIA TNIVERSI = l.l.nL Lcaer,e,. = 4,

n u
meeting q" tic Trustees, he'll this day. Dr. " X.
BIlimoc unanimously elected the Chair the Thcoy
Practice IN the Medical drTa''mcn, Of fan-y'hn'u University
Awac OF the til"
have pleasure announcing Public thu selection
Ghcd Loh practitioner uchcr rus The
Of ts valuable department Of Trsnsy aia
roughly prepared tho substantial cH principle
OF Medicine, Su'se'y, ANTONY Chemistry Unh all tn" tributary
branches 10 comprehensive Medical
+. 4. VI iRsIiAfL,
Chairman If The BVard u TRUSTEES.
The Medical Lectures in TrlnyIvanla Medical School viii
inoncc usual the ifst Monday in Nov rnbGr
Anatomy aud Surgery by g. " Dudley NJ d. ru and J..
NJ Hush, VI. ID, Adjunct Professor.
Institutes OF ecine ana Medical Juspudencc By J-mCs G.
Cos NJ u.
Theory ard Practice OF H.dcnc, hy Nathan r. Smith, d., late
OF the University "i Maryland, ald formerly Of the Jefferson Mrdi
cal School, Philadelphia.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and children by VIM H. Rich
td>"n, ". d.
Marra Mcdca and Therapeutics by Thom". d. Mtce 81 D..
Chemistry aud Pharmacy. 10y Robert Peter, VI. D.
Each Teachers will lecture daily Srbaihs The
this school the bundled and five
olars. In addition, the Aarricuaun Fec whr entities the
,np the very Library, dollars. The Dis.
cc,Ing fcke, dol" and may b. taken omitted plea
he Graduation Fer is dollars.
81 orlcr uf III" Faculty,
Lexington, August 81, ls:Ss. J. II BGSH Bcoh.
n. FIhr Of all solvent banks III the Stale which the
students ma reside, will be taken :0-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

Csief EHpnecr IF the James Rirer ard hGnGha Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

Lexington august 81, 1879. J. II BuSil, Df0n.
~ -lhr Of all solvent banks IN the Stale which the
students may reside, will BE- taken al par. 30-wlw
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
LAND sUBwNW1NG0 &C.
HADEN SMTTH.

Respectfully informs the public, that lie
is prepared to receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art, having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen years, considers himself JUS
tilted in stating that he can give perfect sat
isfaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest improvement, in the handsom-
est and most correct manner, and levelling
of every description faithfully performed.
Able assistants are engaged.
Orders left with the following persons
will meet with immediate attention.
James Taggarf, Esq, Iamaqua.
s. B. Harmon, Esq, DanUiAe.
John WeaUer, Esq, POttsvilie,
John s. Ingram, Esq, Bloomsbury.
Cornelius Conner, Esq, Mauch Chunk.
Iench c. Rintzing, Esq. Catta,Oissa.
Caltawissa, Feb. /, 1898. 42-6t
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
Look at This!

n IL persons indebted to the subscriber
"a either by Note or Book Account, pre-
yious to this date, will oblige him by
making payment before the first day of A.
priluext. After that date the collection of
such demands will be attended with Costs.
There will be no mistake in this notice.
G.. B. FISHER.
Bioomsburg, March 10, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
Ladies look af fhis

GNILT Book Boxes, Silk do. Paper do. Gilt
Va Beads, Fancy do. cut do, plain do. Ladies'
Wakes, Gilt Thimbes, Hooks q Eyes, Needle ca
ses, all kinds Of Smelling Bottles, very handsome;
Breast Pins Ear rings, Finger rings, Pomatum,
Snuff Boxes, Hair Brushes Pocket combs, Lead
fencils, black and red for sale at
TOBIAS Health Emporium.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
DR.. BECHTER's
FOL1HONARP PRESERHaTynr

(prlce Fifty cents per Bono)
Is Is an invaluable preparation, discovered ~,
oI Jt ad Geieoraled German physician. who has aegu
Poyed 1t upwards of fifty years in his o, "mU mas EN-
IN Germany, throughout which connt, own practice
curing mat time most extensively and nas Seen
employed in Coughs Colds Gataarb.. .UI1Se5sinIIy
Byeostp B%noSpg ang Sopghs Splitting of Blood Pain f, of s
Lungs and arrest of approaching o breast and
Much may be said in praise of the above noG poiTn:
out newspaper advertising being too eypcnsvo
cts satisfactory evidence will be found in all is stg: e
uons accompanying the directions 'fT"rnSlda- Ti"na
auov bottles were sold in Philadelphia aIono Jo ol
ing the last winter, convincing proof of ;,s uur-
VI sp large quantity would never have been so}
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at 'Tu' No.
Leldys Health Emporium, I'd street 1d SoIn HI W; Dr.
No. 1871. '''e' DeIow Vine,
also, SOLD By
Bloomsburg, May 26, 1888. "s5W'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
Important TO TaiIors :
PATENT ELASTIC SQUARE
AND
Self-VaFyiilg Square Rule,

For measuring and drafting coats, in con-
nection with another new and useful rule
for cutting sale or boys coats upon a more
familiar plan also, superior rules for cut
ting all other garments incumbent on that
branch, are now offered to the trade by the
subscribers beliving them TO surpass eve
ry thing of the kind which has proceeded
hem
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
A Vew E.amdlorl
ORANGEVJLIF
NJ AZ IN lEI ID N IL H.

w A G ISL W IN lS 10
oRANGEuLLE,
Bloom Township, Columbia County, Pa.
EESHE subscriber embraces this opportunity
a to inform his friends and the public in pen-
eral that he has taken the house formerly occupied
oy JACOB DOMBOY. He invites his friends
from Orangevile, and travellers to honor him with
their custom, and assures them that no pains shall
be spared to make their stay at his house as agreea
bic as possible.
HIS BAR
Shall at all times be supplied with the Best and
Choicest Liquors, and Tables shall be larded
with all the delicacies the market anords-bis sta
bles shall be clean and airy and an attentive hoser
Will at all times be ready and willing to take care
OF the horses A variety ofthe latest and most in
terestlng newspapers shall be procured to wait the
pleasure OF his customers. In short nothing shall
be left undone to deserve liberal share of the public
patronage. SAMUEL, RICKER
Orangeyile, April 2s, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
PREMONITARY HINTS

lDs
AND IMPORTANT JNFop1TlT,o,
LADEK' did you ever sec confirmed Dvs.
~ r Pep'lc' ana learn his sufferings! Ifnot syc
niod. - ~ say, nc Is pale, thin and ghastly looln,,
s missrabIa i,ie dpl'alehty hanging by thread: he
bic. r'' A'' S"iicilhss lndiscnba-
Are you much troubled with aatu,sr,, ,,.,.u.
ness sour quotations arising from Won, s,o a,5
oooaSoi"i want oi appetite, waterbiasb had t,s,o
~ your mouth, or foul breath, pain or n be,inos,
your stomach, sickness after eating headocbo H..
gust at your once favorte food e. If ,,o,
much troubled with any of the forcooin s,,;' @'o
piihs before you the picture of the Dyspcnti, anJ
having resolved TO remedy the conseopendes in,
mtdlately procure '''''''' IA''
Or'Le'dy'S1onic S'Rmi- Dysprptic Cordial
a never falling and ofIicacous remody f,-
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
ANA the whole train of affections resuJting from, die.
eases OF the Liver, Stomach and intestine
ne above medicine is warranted free from NOR.
curry or other IMMORAL preparations il s conrnsoI
tiioy Vi vegetables, safe and easy TO take bcing
PHEASANT TO the taste. 1t may be safely admin.
isGIeu 70 young and DID, requiring but moderate re.
S'rlctons in diet only.
numerous testimonials have been from fine IN
thn punished; Its reputation is so well known, fur
tler comment upon its virtues is unnecessary suf
nee II to say, 1T mas NEVER rAILrp Iv A SINGLE
a. .SSFnNeE' FAN. Further recommendations accompany
'ie directions around each bottle
QJPrlce One Dollar Der bottle
iiePaTed re and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dr.
Na Jeiuy a, Health Emporium, I'd street. below Vine
Also Sold by
bloomsbury, May 26. Iv5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-02
PEN " s Y Nv "a MIA
EEGD'EEL.
HENRY A. ZELLERS.

AhAl4N "a - ne
RESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public generally, that he has
moved into the house formerly occupied
by William Byers, in Selinsgrove, Union
county, Pa.-where he is prepared to en-.
terrain in suitable manner all those who
may favor him with call. The house is
neatly finished, and conveniently calculated
for Public
ENTERTAINMENT.
Good Cooks and Walters have been en-.
gagged, and the Table supplied with the best
provisions that can be obtained in plenti-
ful market Particular attention has been
paid TO selection of his Liquors which are
believed to be of equal quality TO those OF
any other house in the state. The Stabing
is convenient and extensive, and well filled
with the best of provender, and will be at
tended by the most careful ostlers,
The subscriber respectfully soIicits a
share of public patronage, which he will en-
deavor to merit by moderate charges and
strict attention to the comfort and convent
ence of his guests.
HENRY A. ZELLERS,
Selinsgrove, March 81, 1898.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27
The following article from the Maysville (Ky.)
Monitor OF the 18th inst, is in the right spirit

The late Steamboat Lar.-The act of Congress
imposing some most salutary restrictions, upon the
owners and masters OF steamboats, navigating the
waters of the United States, seems not 10 be well
reshed by those whose pecuniary interests are in
volved in the required Improvements. A meeting
| of steamboat owners, captains &C., was recently
held at Cincinnati, al which most unjustifabe not
| to say daring and presumptuous spirit, prevailed
| considering the state Of public opinion on this mo-
menous subject After the recent fatal events
| which hurried so many human beings into the world
of spirits, and which had their origin in the culpa-
bic recklessness Of those having charge of the boats
much less could not have been expected, than that
every humane man, interested in steamboat trans
portation would lend his willing cooperation put
an end 10 disasters Of the kind. But il appears mans
sordd interest will suffer no control, and that hui
| mainly may appeal in vain, where motives like his
prevail.
The meeting alluded to, ente red into determine
ton TO disregard several of the most laudabe regu
latons imposed by the law Of Congress, and TO pn-
sue their own course regardless of its penalties
Conduct like this deserves the apprehension of the
public and we feel sure will not be countenancedby
any portion thereof.
The law Of Congress was framed upon the recon-
| mendation and in accordance with the opinion Of
| the most experienced and respectable engineers in
the Union, and was such as the public hailed with
universal Joy contributing immensely 10 the safe
| ty Of human life. II was act in which every
human being in the Union had an interest," and can
| not be dsregarded with impunity Ii is too impor-
| tant a measure, involving too many considerations
of magnitude, TO be set aside and annulled by few
Of them, who esteem interest above every other mo-
tive. We learn that among the provisions OF the
law proposed to be nullied the most important were
those which required chains in the place Of hAer
ropes and make II obligatory in every case, that the
| boat be furnished with beacon lights Now, we un-
derstand that in Europe, these Improvements are
used with great success, especially the former In
some parts of own country, too, chains are used
and preferable TO rope. Why may they not be sub
sttuted in all cases One OF the greatest disasters
that occurred within the past twelve months, was
possibly augmented from the difficulty experienced
In managing the boat after the iiller ropes had been
severed by the fire. Had chains been IN use, not
single life need have been sacrificed. With these
facts before them will those concerned in steamboats,
on our Western waters, have the hardihood TO per-
sis in their hostility to the lawl Any real defcien-
ces that may exist therein can be improved by
future legislation, more easily than by absurd re-
sisance.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-27
HORRID MURDER,

slip received from the office of the Charleston
Courier by the express mall dated October Is, has the
following account Of dreadful murder
I'VE understand that a man named Blackstone, and
two Of his children, from North Carolina, were murder.
ed in Pickens District about ten days since. We have
learned but few OF the particulars and are not they
are correct II is said that Blackstone and his two
children were travelling in carriage driven by negro
boy-,hat they passed toll bridge towards night and
IN short time afterwards two men horseback en-
CURED for him at the BRIDGE and passed on The
next morning the negro re-crossed the bridge in the
carrage, and asked where the white persons were,
when he answered that he was removing them TO
place in the neghborhood, and had left them In short
time the two mentioned above passed the bridge,
but IN such hurry that no questions asked them.
In the Of few hours the bodies Of Blackstone
and his two children discovered having been
dered the night previous II was supposed that Mr. b..
had considerable money in his possession
We have not been able to learn whether the muir
derers bavc been arrested or not but shall probably
receive an authentic statement OF the horrid affair in
time for our next paper"