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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

Exchange On England opened this morning. heavily
ieseers indicating hrmnes OF purpose for io7i
sr equally 90 beyond o7 The Hsvre packet does
not sail till Saturday and the operations Of the day
fined prime psly sterling bills for London Liverpool
very iscsrsderabe amount changed hands Ic7l
the former ratesthe sellers being confdeut
that ies before the packet day and there.
fore, held on accordingly.
There every appearance OF approaching soHnc be.
the sellers and buyers Of exchange The
specie and produce regulate fluctuations hereafter but
trade alone Ia very unsteady regulator OF either inland
foreign exchange Exchange operations, le their
momentum wthost the intervention OF central power in the
shape Of bank large establishment public organ
rstios o nsney matters always tossed about according
the hopes sa fears sfe momes-,he wants and SURPRISES Of
the day.
Today inland exchange on south rising On Al.ba-
bank checks Of that sell high discount IS
10 per About three weeks ago. exchange the
district readily bought sold to per ascoupi
The inland exchange Georgia shgher-so that Mis-.
sssppi and Louisisns, than tws a month since
Tbi, ductusoa in short tme grows Of the
unsteady action OF banks which have Of
aggravated the movements produce
and the state OF weather The banks Of Alabama and
other southern and states have issued very
large quantity cf Certificates Of deposs These Certificates
have been brought by the merchants to the north remit
ted in payment OF debts In addition t. this species Of
rercy many OF these banks have also issued checks the
northern banks without providing funds fer their redemption
Tins causing the exchange the south lose its character
asd value weeks On Inquiry also learn that
principal the scarcity Of funds within the
the southera south banks the NORTH from
the state rivers the dculty Of inland
other obstacles bringing the southerH produce mar
ket This said to be emPhaeally the with Alabama
delay the receipts Of cotton, other produce gives
very unsaus action the balance OF trade between
points and the points OF redemption and hence
may be absted the Sudden aueuaon OF exchange against
the south In New rsrk
Daring existence OF the United Banh these causes
nuctuaon did not erisor they did, that institutions and
It's sasche drawing and rcdrs the different parts 81
the oeunry anticipation Of the Of trade and
crops could always regulate the exchanges and pre,en
auc uatsn period OF several years beyond per
Nov Of the Of this systematic absence
. master spt--tbe nopersence Of any organirsuon-er-
chasee nlasd and feregp le the sudden fluctuations
aons consequent system Of basrces that
may be lei 10 htul action. During the last year we
have foreign erchssge fuctusts em ~ per
New Yotk At thu moment 2, and the foreign trade
sbosld take any sudden start any direction may
auctsse per cent, up Down, and round about before
the middle ef July pert
ssch the inevitable ress of leaving the sxehsngs opera
o-. of commercs be regulated by The chances trade
vino., adopting general system guided BY intellect,
sciesee, and desga
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

CLEARED.
Ships Garrick, Palmer, Liverpool r. X Collins Co r.
lend Waite. dc, Gooahue Coz Pbiaselphia MorSsn lug
don Jeha Grswod; schrs Amazon Chsnder Turks Isi,ps
Farnhs% Co. Les Smith Pisdepb Ss ss, H%g sSa, -
ton; Polly Dolsn, Powers, Phladephs. ~
ARRIVED.
Brig Ann, Lewis, Georgetown c. DAVIS with couon -
schr Phienia =, Jaemel q days, coffee. &c to A No.
sA'LED-Ye'erd's s sS.G NssnDs for Savannah
The ice still c0ntisues floating about harbor in large
letter bag ofthe packetshp England waite for Liver
poaL viii close a the Exchange Reading Room This dsy AZ
The sailing efhe ship Erie for Have, postponed u., s,
from &C. oh e s. * s ss s
cotton vest ass.rs and beed ST. Jospks Point The se
sci will be total l'p' sP q sfTsp may be saved
10Th, of Riverrlaie brig Carrier, Atkins Boston, for
lss, lat Isl Ion Il 80, ship Italy, ofPhIadepha from
FORE On PORTS.
sss sasd Win S.s E's css Is
ydeo. Pace New York srd briggs Joseph Henry Tor Boston
S.,. sd S srr f s.s.a .s 'o'e' E
E ss DEB ss. ss sf s..n.,
r. so,h Nos from Ams,eds ,. via c.ps de Verbs ArcurOs
rom Ne~ York passed Mos,e,seo en- FOR Bpsaa. nro
BUssos Avsrs Dec. sshp Mrnehesier Jsr.sn, or AM.
sss aaI% s G o S- yWs
day; .p Ieorid.s Field rom Ssos via cao o 49, sesi
arr ID n quarantine Globe from Phadephs via DO; arr
nuf ka~k
9th; brig Astumn, Brown, for Havana. srd Sh.
NF. -a'' o. 'oAns'
esso. Dec. as-Ar ship Cashmere, Abbott for Pal.rr.o
UNITED STATES PORTS.
EAsrroHr, Feb 2o.-Ar schrs Edward PrrbI~ Cbase :,
Johns, N. n; James Clark. Bech, de. =
BELrssr, Feb. i7--SPs Germsr, Cetrefl, Boston.
BssroL, Feb 25-Below, brig supposed 10 bs The Me-
Columbia ingrahan, hstan,ss, for Wares. Crd Emelne
Ptman, Havsns.
sosros. Feb. @-Below deeply laden foil rugged brig
with painted ports supposed be the Angelina Bacon from
New Orleans for Boston-st anchor 90 long Island Cpd
shps Henry Tuke, Knewes, Nekbug cargo $50 tens es
Crescent, Ball. Mobile; Tiger Hart 90 brirs Red Rave
0rdler Cape Hayden, Afrs Tyler Carpe inter- New rteans
schrs Comet De Wolf Bath, Psaer, Pierce PorsmouiL "a
AR brig Ida Parker, Baltimore, sehr Jasper Hsnsn New
York.
HoInEs HoLr, Feh 2a--Ar briggs Gov BROOKS. Tr.,,
Monevdeo, Dec 10th, fer Boston; schrs Packet Uodrdan'
belfast for New York, ~ OTIS Sawyer, wsshing,aS a. ~
for Bos,oO ssrsh Esowle. baltimore for Portsmouth, The
PHILADELPHIA Feb T.-Ar brigs Pandora Owens M.,a,.
Feb 18th, Ans h Leah, Booth. Lsguayrs, Jan 2pwh
CHgsrER, Feb. 7Ar schr Susan YorL Iss fysr
Newcsstle-repors schr below fast In the ceapd in ds
-
BALrIsoRs, Feb 2eAr scsrs Mary Ann Csssard uuesoe
ton, San BIAS days. Barbara, Sqnircs York 10 days
NcsroLs, Feb. AR schr Peru, Keager Portland "a
srboat Iris Hart. New York, 81 hours Al IIsmp,or
Roads, 25th-hrig Cashier, frsm Boston.
RrcHSorD, Feb. 25-Arwh hnerics somers New yorL.
Mercy Hope, Woodbury., Newburypor. srd spy Somers
New York; Jases Fisher Mister, Baltimore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

WEpB's RETuKS-We understand that James
Watson Webb returned last evening, untouched, IN
harmed anmolesed, from his recent expedition 10
Washington making the seventh camp aign of the
same kind he has been engaged in, since he became
editor of the Courier. On Sund ay last he valor-
ously paraded Pennsylvania Avenue, twice, back
wards and forwards, by way Of giving the populace
chance TO Lynch him. But such was the horror
no one moved. On Monday morning he left Wash.
ington IN the early cars for Baltimore and started
about O'Clock on the same day for Philadelphia
On Monday evening he arrived at the latter city, and
put up at Heads Mansion House. He left Philadel-
phia yesterday morning and arrived in the afternoon
in town.
Such is the account we have received Through
out the whole route, whenever he approached civil
ized beings they recoled horror struck This senti-
nsnt pervades all parties and all classes.
We understand that arrangements are making for
his final REIMBURSEMENT OF the management of the
Courier q Enquirer. That journal is and has been,
for some time in the hands of Trustees and several
of the largest creditors Of the establishment are re-
solved to change the management in order to .re-
serve its patronage and thus get their claims paid.
AT this moment Its debts are equal to sec, 000-of
which s25 900 are due its paper contractors Its re-
vense since the revulsion, are hardly adequate to
meet It's expenses and for several months past il has
been kept going by the loans of political friends A
panic has seized its trustees and credtsrs caused by
the stoppages of subscriptions since the bleody de-
nousmenf at Washington.
IL Is certain the wing party owe it to their own
meras and character 10 preserve their cause unfair
nished, uRcrimsoned with blosd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

IHs DEVIL, BURcxARp, AND BuRHs.-Aneng the
subtletes with which the schoolmen exercised their
acute bat PrOiless ingenuity in thoss times Of men,
tai darkness when the human intellect had but mi
ted range for want of subjects to occupy twas the
question whether the Devil cosd be converted and
whether it comported with the goodness of God Al
mighty to damn him everlastingly2 This was a ia
vorteopic for discussion the theological halls and
much learning and acumen was exhibited in the
dispute; but of course, nothing could be settled on
the point and remains among the things in TO
this day.
Saint Jededah Burchard, however, has chosen to
settle the affair in an off hand and dctatorla manner
Ecclesidsticeruni, and has treated that 1n-
happy principle of evil in very personal, uncoure-
ous and unhandsome manner Ernulphus' curse
has hitherto been looked upon pattern OF clerical
anathemas; but brother Burchard took the shine out
oft on Sunday very workmanlike style, making
no bones of the wretched Satan but pitching him into
the lowest abyss, and dealing out damnaton in the
most vehement undisguised, and satisfactory man.
ner. He seems to be haunted with the idea of per-
sona and substantial devil, whom il is his duty to
knock the head and silence with his "pupit drum
eccleslasc," and abuse him in round set terms like
as in the railing accusation between the Devil and
age, that when old friends fall out they become the
bittcrest enemies; he was originally grocer, then
became inspector of whiskey; was then moved by
the spirit to increase the number of the preachers
and now wages an unrelenting and impacable hos
tilty against the Prince of the power of the air.
Sunday was a grand field day, and if Burchard
does not give him the coup de grace, the cid scape-
grace is not to be laid in the Red Sea by mortal
jur ations exorcisms. How very differently gentle
manly and magnanimously does the poet Burns
(who had something 10 do with the whiskey business
both an amateur and excseman,) treat this
unhappy devil, when every body now thinksit meet
at Burns knew what it was to yield to temp
tation, and had some pity for those whose fallen
tate showed the imperfection of their nature. He did
not abuse the Devil like Burchard, or argue with
him like Manfred, treat him with indignites like
other churchmen but he sympathized with him, and
ptied his case, and wished him well cut of the bad box
into which he had gotten himself When Burns in
voked "ths prince, the chief Of many throncd pow
ers that led the embattled seraphim to war; he said
But fare yes weel, auld Nickieb ben!
wad ye tax thought and men,
Ys aiblns might diana ken
Still hae stake;
Pm woe think upon yon den,
Ee'a for y0ur sake!
Thus giving him a chance of escape, and condong
with him if his doom is irevocabe and eternal Bur.
is certainly the fairest and most gentlemany oppo.
nent.
II All the country papers we have seen unite in
stiQmatzing the late duel a foul and wicked muir
der, and execrate the patry cause of il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

ff There sppears TO be now some chance of the
Indian war being brought to a cone fusion, unless
some fresh act Of usachery is practised by General
Jesup or his agents The chicfains kidnapped by
General Hernandez, are to be removed from Fort
MouIrie charleston to the western bank Of the
Mississippi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

Er wAsHrSoroS's BrRrH DAY has been more se-
neraly celebrated this year than has been for ,hr-
~ years past" We alone have received the nvi-
taon OF dozen different com mittecs from Connec.
tcut all the way to Texas The revival Of this fest-
val speaks well for the spirit of the age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

II The locofocos are trying to injurs the wings
and the wing cause, on account Of the horrible prin-
cples and deeds Of the bloody Wall street clique at
Washington This should no, be 50. The grea, bo-
sy Of the wings honest pure, pathetic virtuous,
and conscientious men. To receive murderers-to
defeat the lawson TO commit murder is emily the
creed OF a small gang.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

II Our correspondent Anonymous, Of Maidel
Lane" is informed that the peer miserable creatur
he refers 10, is not worth our notice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
MUSICAL PARTY,

az a GRAND MUSICAL PARrY will be held a, IN.
second Ward Roiel ~ Nsssu street. on Thursday s,ean~
M March, at half ocLeh consis, Of great variety 81
Songs, Glees Duets, nc. ' =
Tlcke. 70 be bad sise hsr Prise. 12l cts. ff9.a'
co REwARD-Lcs,, on the sight ofthe 9TH ali. be-
XStween the Terrspin Luseh Of Asn Hread
way and the Be~ery JsDeo Ring The finder will re-
Terrspir Lunch mi ne
- To La "A stable in The rear ~ ava BROAD wsv
E~ Enquire OFF, w. FRANTzKEE Furrier 2a2 Bread
trunk maker. mIiws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

Loss or a STsAssoAE-On Monday, the 18Th
instant the steamboat Kentucky, lying At Cincisna
IL loaded with dry goods for Louisville and ST. Lou
10 was struck by large cake Of ice, which steve in
her hull, and she instantly sunk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

WHAT NExr THE Courier IL Enquirer alludes TO
the dramatic effect" Of the circumstances of the
Washington murder. II asks the public to suspend
Rs Judgment" like every thief and swindlsr essght
AT the police, and committed for trial. who puts an
advertisement in penny paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

u A correspondent asks us " hsw much did ST..
Peters Church colectf" We are unable to say pre-
cisely, bat we shall inquire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

II The CloTHiro SoeIsrr receives $3.50 donation
from the Cooperation This vii cover the female
faces Of the youthful members Of this Society, whs
NEE, every other week, with the sveetes, smiles Of
charity and delight,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
The Course OF the wings.

The only course for the Wings pursue, is at once,
to come out, and cat the connection between their
movements and the blood stained sheet, called the
Courier The measure ofiniquity is full. If they do
not all the moral and peaceful people of this city will
abon their cause at the elections in April BY refus-
ing to recognise the authority and discovering the con-
nectien with that infamous sheet and blood stained
clique they will acquire additional strength to their
ceuntrys cause. In putting down the quackeries of
subtreasary scheme they not put up and recog-
Mise scheme of blood-a system of murder and as
sassnation. Let the Wings meet in Masonic Hall
and demand an investigation of the bloody business,
and the expulsion from the House Of Representatives
OF all the murderers aiders and abettors An expul-
sion of the murderers and of the blood stained sheet
from all society, is the only remedy worthy of free,
moral and religious people. Let this be done-and
done quickly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

u The food Of communications, charades re-
buses enigmas, is prodgioas. We mast make So
lection.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
State Of Trade.


The market has been dull today The nresept e
verify Of the weather checks operations in ea
The sale of Messrs Haggery for cash. which took place to-
week Merchandise for cash goes hard at this time and
great difference manifest between the this day and that
we'd endorsed notes which Of The season.
In Cotton there has been nothing doing worthy note
further on the ecepl Of European The expor
dece A e Tss T pro
2oaoo bales The packets tomorrow will carry cut about
In Bread stats there has been transactions prices are
the same except meal FUNCTIONS held rae higher
TosAccoThe stock very light with enqurers for Ken
5e Gid CROP %np ar kp 0. held from
mn, and Cuba stock small y l6c At Baltimore Esd,
Richmond, on the 2sd, market was lively and prices
Seans the I'm he demand g.s y e
Sales for week hSampo ss9 aasFs aoS1 i 20
hhs soen or the 26ts there had been sales Kentucky
sucAR-Ths stock is small. There is demand for some
qualities without change in prices White Havana there
from to sc orleans 7lc N Orleans on The i7tt the
T: a ans se Of e prime quality
large Adyices from Guayama p Feb ISL state sugar as
taken up Al Boston, on The asth he de-
mand for some Qualities was acyethe sales boxes
CorrEE-The demand decreases little though the prices
I Do%ns. n 81 s. .. n sra. M Cuba M s.
AZ usa s e Esd there was sale Of 1900 bags s. DO
AZ orleans, The l7th there
imperialism Of 10 900 bags-pce down-say Havana IeI
a2A Ohis liz IL; Domingo IL ia Al Bosten on The
2th there steady demand change in prce The
sales were $50 bags Havana at ct 84c
Transactions this dap
Tebaceo-S9 hhds, (commoa) Kentucky Sc
Collects bags Laguira) ieic
100 brazil new) lie
Sugar-Se bb!s (Psrto Rico) sac.
$50 boxes b Havana, SC.
AUCTION Sales.
IS terces White Beans, S3 TO 90
$50 Eve gallon Dsnohns, Sc 10 49,
32ee0 American Segars, IS so TO a G24.
40 caddy boxes Young Hyson Tea So
50 bags St. DoRingo Coffee, 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

FROM ALBASY.-on Monday, in the Senate. Mr..
Verpanck presented memorial Of the Board of Trade
of the city Of New York for Legislative investigation
into certain charges against the Phenx Bank Of the city
Of New York Ii is stated that the Phenix Bank has
charged per cent FOR collecting drafts Columbus
Ohio, when q per the actual Of exchange
between that place and New York that has charged
10 per for similar services when the stipulated
rate has been per cent; that in discounting il
has paid ost at par paper which il well known
could be disposed of in the market without sacri
Zee OF or per cent that the cashier had after the
adjournment Of the board Of directors discounted
which had been presented the board and refused
&c &c. The petition was laid on the table.-The bill
appropriate the income Of the United States depose
fund the purposes Of education was taken up The
annual income is about 100000 After passing sew.
ersl sections Of the BILL the Committee rose and re-
ported.
In the House, Mr.. Willis Hall presented memorial
respecting the Phenix Bank similar TO the in the
Senate.-Mr Mann presented petition from the Presi.
dent Of the Herkmer County Bank and 292 citizens OF
that county praying for repeal of the suspension
Mr.. French moved TO grant the prayer Of the petition
far the Herkiner County Bank was concerned,
which was carried
Mr. Ogden moved that the house take up the joint re
solatsn offered by Mr. w. Hail. and laid on the table
on his Mr.. O.s) motioa-appointng committee con.
sis.g Of two members ofhe assembly and one member
Of the investigate the charges of usury prefer
red by the board OF Trade in the city Of New York
against the Phenix bank. Adopted-Mr Mann then
moved take up the report Of the joint committee on
the small bill a.estion, but il refused by strong
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
MORNING HERALD.


II The London and Liverpool Packets san to
day. The letter bags are taken frsm Gllpln's Ex-
change Reading Room at half past 10 o'clock
precisely. Be in time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

SNouLAR.--Yesterday morning we received
through the Post Office the annexed note, enclosing
the bank book and valuable papers belonging to Read
Armstrong q Co, which is ready TO be delivered to
them, on the payment Of the reward, to be appro-
pratcd some charitable female society Of this city.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 10th, 1888.
Mn BENNETT,
SIs,-DeeminQit Just that gentlemen should be
treated ssch have come to the conclusion of re-
turning the lost papers of Thomas Read h Son, and
in finding good channel through which to return
the same have found first, that the police 10 too
nggardly and unpnRcipled 10 be entitled TO the small
reward OF Ten Dollars which is offered therefore,
first struck off the San, but upon conparing the
I have finished with the resolution of directing the
same TO the most worthy Of the profession, herein
suggesting the collecting Of the same, and apPropri-
atng II TO those whom you take under your protect
ing arm-he poor and tell the losers that regret
they are not gestemen enough to more literally as
sist in the same lasdable purpose Therefore yos
will please TO take upon your honorable self the dis
rlbuungof the same. Yours,
true Friend to the Poor,
HEAvrsly AssrsTArcE.
P.s. Sr,-Please sform these gentleman, that TO
prevent the inconvenience Of bulk, | have SIMPLY re
turned those beng Of service the remainder are de-
stroycd and please inform them, detection - impos
slble for this rock shall be renewed from it's
base, as Tor one hair Of my head to be disturbed.
TExIAr MAsrERs-A bravo and bully named
John O. G. Quick mortslly wounded w. N. Brig
ham on Wednesday,, the 18th January, ats gambling
table, in the Houston Hotel, at the city Of Houston
Texas. The aggressor was immediately committed,
and put IN Uons II is stated that this is the sixth
murder he has committed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

On the north states. inland exchange l. getting de-
ranged from tbs On Ohio Is now s. g. ana
cent although the banks Of that State n good con-
diton those OF New York. See the following =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

SUPPOSED hURpEA AT PHILADELPHIA.-No further
particulars have transpired respecting the alledged
murders at Philadelphia, except that McGennes and
his wife have been arrested, and the three men
supposed 10 be murdered cannot be found, while mo.
ney due them and in the hands Of their employer
have not been sent or asked for. Searches are max
ing for their bsdies in the Schuylkill at the place
indicated, for which purpose a cefier dam has been
sunk. Much excitement exists respecting the de-
movement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
Law Courts.

Law Courts.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Closed for the term.
COMMON PLEAs.-Occuped all day yesterday in
the fire case.
CiRsuIT CouRT-Adjcurned yesterday for the
term, after dsposng in various ways Of 80 cases on
the day calendar.
SESSIONS CouRT.-opens next Monday for the
term.
u. S. CIRsvIr CoURT.-A case Of perjury, under
the naturalization laws commenced yesterday, which
will be concluded today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

~ Mr.. Forrest is playing his way through tn,
country. He performed the Gladiator at Baltimore
last week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

II All the country papers we have seen unite in
stigmatizing the late duel as foul and wicked muir
der, and execrate the paltry cause of it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

Police, Feb. Pa young fellow named Samuel
B. Todd, was arrested yesterday for passing IS
counterfeit bill of the Kenduskeag Bank He went
into the store of Smith q Waterbury, 1T l-2 Broad
way, and purchased silk handkerchief, value 62 ID
cents in payment of which he rendered this bill IL
ascertalned to be counterfeit and they question
ed him. He teld many contradictory stories, and
they took him to the police Office. He there said
he was clerk in an auction store, l6l Chatham
street. and boarded at l3 Beekman street. He said
fellow bcarder named Rogers. gave him the bill in
question. quantity of shnplasters were found on
his person these he said were given him by the
engravers, Messrs. J. w. Latham, l60 Greenwich
street. and J. l.. Whaitcs, l-2 Courtlandt street,
when shinplasters were in good repute He was held
TO bail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

II Any one travelling south, and taking Norfolk
(va.) on their way, would do well to stay a
Frenchs Hotel there, which, we learn, IL one of tn,
best houses south Of me line. The mountain bee
and mutton spoken of as in perfection there (rid
advertisement is very sppefisaut.