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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

In packet hin philadelphia frsn LondeA-Mr w hogas,
Mrs Hogan Mr. Nills MrsJ Nils Miss Mills Master
Mills, Mr. Osgood, Mics Ellen o'good Mrs o,SeSe,
Weatherhal Miss Eliza Weatherhal, Mr. sawbr,sge,
Mrs II sawbridge, Mr. X Lyle, Mrs ALyls, nn Day,
Mr. Rowsel, Mrs Rowssll and Master Aow:el sns ~
Mashman, Mas N Lsecan Miss Levy, Mr Ley, nr J
Prentiss, Miss Johnson Master Smith, Mr. Bell hr
Sowerby Mr. Levy Mr. Macksy, Miss Nackay, hrs
Lyon, Miss Lyon. Mrs n Freeman.
By the ship Trenton from savannah-Ars Catharine L.
Henry Whittlssey and lady; Miss Julia A. Whesey; Cor
nelius Van sanwood Mrs Emily Phelps Mss A. Gardner;
Miss Mary Jones; Miss Jane ketchsm Mr. William sullivan
and lady; Mrs Elizabeth Cook Mrs. NJ A. Cook Mrs Eliza
beth Ssyss; Miss Losisa Farnsworth, Mr. 8 Condy Cal
vim Taft; Isaac Wnshp; A. p. hsaston, X r. Edison; Ed
ward Wizard; Capt Lears-and 20 in the stesrase
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

The Commercial Bank has published notice that hereafter
it will pay its paper only for discounts and also to
ceve special deposts all current Oho Indiana Kentucky
and Illinois bank notes, and to pay them out to the dspo
sitors checks.
At Detroit money very scarce, and mach depres
arises from the Of the contractors
the works The sales Of the Indian ON Salt river
commenced in Detroit the 18th inst There large
number Of settlers in attending the sale, which will
tinue fortnight The Bank Of Michigan, the Farmers
Mechanics Bank Bank Of St. Clair Bank Of Raisin and
the Calhoun County Bank considered good and their bills
formed the only circulating medium.
wehave received the Iowa. from Paris statement Of the
operations Of the Bank Of LATTE, for the first quarter Of the
present year. by which appears that the general
of the bank compared with last year, foows:
ls quarter Of 1885, fIo2 900 600 1889, ls2,O0ooOo
The securities in tho Porefsue present the following
Ist quarter OF 1855, f42oooOoo 1889, 81, 369,l2o
Average for 6S,00o,0o0
In a.yIng these securities appears that the discount,
have decreased Paris city securities and have largely
creased the departments the following table Indicates
BY discount BY correspondence
lst quarter, 1888, faosaso5s fia,aas4ss
Average a0,443,055 22,7335l7
lst quarter, 1889, 29,37o,si5 H,7os276
The commercial crisis in Paris has exercised great inu
CAGE on discounts that quarter and also the difficulties
which involved Bank Of France the close Of 1885,
Obliged the Bank less liberal in her commercial discounts
and dmnuon the securities to provide for the
demptou Of part Of her circulation The extended
with this departments however, haa eompensaes the in
.tution for decrease OF the city business they
only weld prst the discount but the bank also derives
additional commissions from the operation The circulation of
the bank bearing interest has diminished from the 8lst Dec
1885, TO he 10th February, 100000 francs which
period 1t has remained with little variation at about 0Oo
fact which remarkable, in taking into consideration the
state OF Paris FOR that period The panic and
Of money among the working classes, such
demand for specie the Savings Bank Of Paris the
amount Of 4 = 100000 francs week. and for the month
Of March the payments ,73aeoo francs These de.
posite. we're bearing interest of per cent, while the
LATTE bills bear interest Of per cent only These
.c sneak volumes for the confidence which generally
.ed in the skill and good Of the conductors the
Bank OF LATTE The present situation Of the bank is far
supeor condition year sncc and the shares Of 1000
francs are now selling premsn Of 100 francs The gene
raj condition Of undoubtedly Of great health and
,roperty evident from the Of the qsaer reve
ME lust published the total amount Of which lisa oOo
appcar. tat there increase the corresponding
quarter Of 1888 ooo The following table Of The
receipts Of the corresponding quarters for this year the
laxfs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

EAGLE COURSE RACES, TRENTON, N. J.
ask 1890 1T being the week following Philadelphia and
Camden Races) and contiase four days
First day for yr olds sub $500
l. w D. Stockton imp eL Pas.ac, by Reveer out
. Also ,ane. imp. b. Csuberlandby Camel out Of Ma
tilda by Orville.
3 JOS. II. Hengs eb C. by Star out Of Melinda.
Randolph.
Same -swcepsakes fer yr ols,, sub $780, h. H. nils
l. w b. stocko. names imp. Atlantic, by Acteon
Of Miss Craven
2 Also imp. bl Cumberland, by Camel out of Ma
Also, imp eh Pa.aic, by Reyeller out Of Rachel,
jos H. Hesgs names chG stephan by Shark, out Of Fa
Jas. B. Kendall q. campbe.) b. by imp Tras
D. j. H. Van Mater name, eh a. BY Tornentor, DANNY Tu
kahoe.
second day "wednesday sweepsak,s for yr Ols. sab
!. Ms..r, Comb. Ellis es c. Elliptic, sy Monmouth
Eclipse, dam BY Revenge
Critic out Of Ann Page.
g. Edward j. Wilson b. c. Porsmcuth BY imp Luz
Same daysweep.takes sub $780, n nile heats; free Cor
all ages that shall have previous 10 closing this
stake
L. Jas. b. Kendall names Oh. q. Windsor sy Noanosth
Eclipse, out Of Povsncy, 4 yrs
4 Jos. II. Hsllings ch Borar by Andrew owt Of
Jo, II ysa Mater name, en- BY Eclipse, out Of Hsle.
Mar, Benny Blasks dam, yrs.
y Also names co. W nosmoum rscHPse oap py imp
peditioa, yrs
Same day-Pue sAos Two nile, heats 5000 which zoe,
10 the ID best, IL more than two start
Third day (Thursdsy)-A purse Of S7os Three ne heats;
$500 Of which goes 10 the ~ best II than two start
Same aay--A purse &C Sloe, mile heats.
Fourth day (FridaylA purse of $500 -Four mile heats
$500 of which goes the ~ best " than two start
Same day-A parse Of 500, mile heats.
The Races viii commence al ~ o'clock each day Entries
will close the Eagle Hotel the evening previous each
race, at 8 o'clock. Estrasce per cent
The second best TO Ne determined by the rules Of the Pha
dpha ssd Camden Course; when these rules do designate
the best the horse that 2 tse last heat be
sidered.
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
securing good stables horses BY making application
addressing = letter TO the Subscriber
handsome DINNER will be prepared al the Pavilion i'm.
fsedistey after the main each day.
The New Jersey Railroad will convey passengers from Sew
York 10 the Eagle Course in three hours through New
ark New Brunswick Psceon, and the prnc pal villages Of
New Jersey
A. the Eagle Course has advantage that be
wished. far greater Inducements will hereafter be offered IT,
each Spring FALL than has heretofore been Co-rse
north OF Louisiana. o. BAILEY, Scc'y
Trenton. ". j., MAY 18th, 1893. myl3.l1t
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90 At this msment when perhaps on he eve of
War with England it becomes the duty every enquire
how far this may personally himself 1t is selev
dent fact that an enormous advance English manufactured
goods wall be OF the of such And
in article will it be heavily felt than EnglisA
cloths therefore hardly necessary point the policy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sucen, supply
of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
men LOG William, of John street. opporu
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal to any, and
passed by IN the city, fer materials make and price,
The astonishing patronage which Mis- establishment has expe
reaced is sufficient indication Of public Judgment And tn
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes, asd merit continuance of ouch
The system adopted Is alone pecsar to this establishments
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits 6 importers and job
bers consequently reducing the price Of the article such
extent enable him to employ but first men;
whereas those differently situated compelled to emplsy in
feror wormen, OF buying second third
hands Aud those establishments which give long credits
result incur many unavoidable losses and obliged 10 make
tAer cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running
risks
The advertiser deems il his part to give list
Of prices much praced il often deceptive He
confidently relies trial. being sufficient
tinuance of the avors Of those who may give him call
m3S-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

% THE Proprietor OF the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the public that his Bathing Estabhpen in full
operation and he invites all who foad Of such luxury
call and judge of the completeness OF his arrangements BY
personal examination of the Constant attendance will
be given by having charge Of the Baths every
he Baths, as well as from Broadway. my23.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24
MA X HI Z -.

On the a3d instant Patrick Cathedra by the Very
Rev Felix varea Wear General Daniel Mayor, Lsq to Miss
Joaana daughter OF pgaean Kennedy Esl all OF this eiiy
On "Wednesday evening, ssd Instant by the Kew -
Mis-, Ruth Jacobs second daughter of Mr. M Jcebs 10 MAID
en- Lane, to Mr. Lewis Solomon OF Philadsiphia. .
On the st instant by the Rev D. Ferguson Mr. Nathan
lei clark ir To Mss Laaretta A. Conrad, all of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

90 CONslGNEEs per packet ship GARRICK, from Ii
verpool notified that she dscnarging under public
store order. my23-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24
Packets 10 Arrive.

Packets 10 Arrive.
LONDON.
Samson, Sturges, May l
President, Chadwick, May 10
LIVERPOOL
Shakespeare, Cornell, April %
HAyRE
Erie, Fsnck, April "a
Louis Philippe, Castof, May |
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

o. FRENCH BARK PANURGE, FROM HAVRE.--
congnees will please send their permits board at the foot
Of Rector Goods permitted by the 3lst inst will be
0 the public store ny22y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

On the ed instant Wary Ann Earle, wife Of John l. Earle
aged 80 years. 80 -,
inau Edward Painter in the s6h year Of his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

the kingdom prevents a mns' hosHshing AFauc.
gales nj the stock Exchange.
q, shares Bk ofComnerce 1o3t6o Mech Nh 1o5i-7 Ohio
LS losi 90 40 1910 Canal Bk sl--i00 Del and
Hud s,6 2s 10 SHE 90 do SIT 90 do 81 Ans IS do s5b90
40 Far-ers l725 Bk lisI.o, % do iis3c, a. do
1874 30 do ISL 80 40 1880 % do lelsl5-s5 vskus
100 80 do 6Olso Kentucky p 80 do so do 9ib6oi0
Am Marine Ins Co 1910 Williamsburg Fire 66-l5 Utica
1923 Mohawk 66 SO do $3.50 so do $780, ~
6-45 Paterson 6sc 30 do rs do $500 Stoningion a6
,oo 39 I0 DO 3e3 30 do 36s3 los DO 263 % do 36lw
100 Harlem 81 100 10 seis6O so do 6eis60 90 do 6ob3O
do 6lsso. 100 do 81 lb3o-2o Utica Ia
Ssase Of Trnde.
shpping remass very dali The natsre Of the by
the received this day u not very encouraging 10 ship
prs Of cotton great hopes entertained that the
Great Western will bring favorable accounts. That
steamer been out five days. and may be erpec1edo
week from the ensuing Sunday.
Tbs trade the west unusually large. The shpmcnt cf
wheat and Sour Cleavesnd Cor four months expired o
1882 show the corresponding Of 1888
Of $4,000 bills Al Huron like increase manifest for the
four months ending in November last, the shipments
we're, bushels, 55s2ss
Same time previous year 2si aoa
showing 40 increase Of more than 100 per cent
fhe ship Nonauvm cleare4 from New Orleans on the 18th
inst with cargo of 2sbs bales Of cettou weighing 4ss
lbs s,ersgsg 400 lbs to the bale, and worth si6lslo
Anrs1hse has been very great quantity Of either
descriptions changed hands Since our last notice sales of beth
descriptions rcseh $50 bits 50 FOR Poand SO 70 for Pearls
par, or shipment AT Boston, there has been more
but X, stock 81 Pots quite light or both descriptions sales
Pearls al 7le, and Pots At S5a $500.
have been further sales of th. ticis
al 10 the amount efsoooo lbs for sxpor,stios
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

1C-FRENCH BARK PANURGE-Debts contracted BY
the will not be paid BY the captain nor by the consgnees
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24
w A Il NJ d A I II $

90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly "a Bar
clay street has removed to No 6O Warren street, and door
from West Broadway. myl63m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24
GARDENING


NO 0os UTechWIch 81, one door above Charlton Sc
20 MRS LANGWORTHY respectfully informs Der
friends and the Pubc that she has conducted the above bss
ness Tor the last months Relying solely the qsay OF her
ss 70 her to patronage his being her first adj
erusement and feeling we'll satisfied with the steadily
eag custom she has beez encouraged to make such
seh' that she send orders to any part Of the
S ,rss oi expense to purchasers any time reqsired
e pul hr rate hands employed, the foreman Bread
S anu emale Fruit stewer having served long aud Saith
uily IN the noted establishment Of Mrs Ketcham.
rIesn preaa every morning and evening.
Hot Rolls every morning.
Tea Cake aud kusk fresh every afteruoop
Fruit aad Fancy Cake in All their VARIETY
Assuring the public that nigh character her yoo have
lIeu lot ne'r unhermy superior quality shall always be
maintained she invites trial from who have net
made call at the store, s5s Greenwich A. myIaIvx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

HUNTERS RED DRoP.-Thanks to Dr. Hunter Of Got
tenberg the VI disease Is disarmed Of all its terrors
single bottle this inbe remedy proved to be sui
fcnt the inveterate The medicine prompt
and decisive in its effects and requires but few days. and fire
qneny but few hours, TO particle ri disease
from the In its operation it be said to act like
magic witho< any i'll consequences Inconvenience what
Both may il with perfect safety without
gard TO circumstances situations respect TO Diet
Price 81 per bottlewarraned to in ANY Sold
only Divon street All intercourse shall be strictly
fdential. my24lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

M LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-1he atten-
ton o the public called the extraordinary sale Of Real Is
tate consisting OF the Arcade the City Hotel and many large
b.t,ntial and private granite built dwelling houes
in the city Of New Orleans SYLVESTER CO.. Of lso
business Those gentlemen will have great pleasure in
.uncsng every required information On the subject
my2a-lt
ory- A GRAND REGATTA win conc oil at the Eysisn
First Race at 3ocock r sir cared boats, purse s3s ca
TRACE sss, 10 be added 20 the purse
seoad Race o'clock four cared boats purse S75 en-
trance S25, to be added to the purse.
Third Race O'Clock, Tor boats rowing pair sculls,
purse So entrance $40, 10 be added To the purse.
Clubs wishing Tor the above viii plese 70
give the bar keeper the Ry,an Fields day pre-
vious 10 the Races
HoboEen, Aay 70, lsse mys4N
aay- PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FOR LIVERPOOL.
Passengers BY this ssr will please be on board the Steam
boat HERCULES, at Whitshal tomorrow morHing at ~
o'clock The Letter Bags will close at the usual places at II
o,cleck my24
CoRsETs READY MADE, ssd made TO order, in any
u style OF fancy. warrased 70 IT
Corset hands wantsdnone need apply but good handso
zach, constant employment vii DC s ns w xPP,ryr
my7i.iw Corset warehouse, iei DivI,ionst
~ FOR sALE-A Farm in New Jersey, the plea.
1 sant village of Woodbridge, containing about 80 acres,
-u good condition and excellent buildings, val Re sold
cheap exchanged or city property For further particulars
nqalrc or Msssrs O. r j. Gstscsp, 81 Maiden lane
BENTON, on the premises my1fsr
Y1HcHANGE oFFICE. No. 10 Wall s,reei-Bellevills
T. bank New Jersey woboro' bank, Esses bank Gsild-
hall ONO, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Louisiana Aaesma
Foris Georgia south Carolna virgsa besgh. and ss.a
Mexican and Spash dollars aud doubooss and sovsess and
Nspoeons wanted. Apply 10 -
my2i.lr THOMAS DlCARPENTEf.
VXTANTBD--A cook and chaubernaid. Good references
w required. Apply al Is Greenwich II. my7a2r
VTTOLFBORO', Beisv'lle, Essex Windsor, Fulton kilty
w all other uncurrent Eastern bills bought the bet
rates hy SfLNESTER W.
my2i.ir loo Broadway.
nOOTs, BOOTS, B0ors.-AT WALKER co.'s,
200 Canal street OF Hudson srectJwst received
900 p,. gents dress boots the hand,omest article
been the public, with steel and srass plates
ON the heels prices 81 10 - 80 and 81 pair Gents gait
era ssd high cut walking shoes fros - 20 81 so per pair
fashionable article suitable for hot weather Ladies', misses
and charn boots bukn shoes s all coors, sirc and
fashions prices b0 75c. and ~ per pair Gents French and
native calf skin bos from "a to SSse pair Bsys and
hidren boots Don't mistake. Walkers ooe Canal street
I'D stands, 226 aud $50. Sy2tlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24
sHAKsPHAgt: HOUSE

sHAksPEARn HOUSE
ShAhLEs RIETTY, 81 ArS srHEEr has the honor N
to the patronage ef the psbc ms estabLshmsp
~hsa ne VIII sndeavor to usefuness with
ms customers will always na rich Of the best Of
Lqsors, excellent Refreshments and Reskes Soda Ws.r
Ices, &c. &c. eIn ~I7T M 7Is~ - - '''
The dessert will Of pastries AID Of the greatest
variety His segas WILL he has doubt please smatesr
smoker. -
b.-Fames supplied with ice nyls-lmis
f FL GARDENING.
o. WM CURR, late superintendent Of the city pleasure
grounds respectfully offers his services those who may
Gardens and Grounds laid either the city
undertake the city gardens during
the summer keeping them in perfect order Frsm bis long
percnce both Scotland and this cosntry he will gvo
faction to those who may favor him with their patronage
Residence 70 07 Troy street, orders may be LEFT the
store Of q. c. Thorburn ii John street ma2Iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

CUCCESS TO y. A \ l.. yERNOL'S DRAPERS AED
- TAILoRS they have adopted the cash system, and
able sell c thing the most reasonable terms The pub
lie nvs 10 call and examine their assortment and they
win be satisfied that great saving will be realized in easA
syste N, as conducted al OIL Chahamst
N. "A great variety Of Cloths and CasaA.sre vesnp,
kept hand and made order he fashionable style
Also large rnent of Goats and Cosks. p27 2m'Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

;. WILLIAMS Draper and Tailor, wonls anso.nss 10
n. his friends that he has removed from No TO No
John street. Broadway where he would b. harry
ceive All orders in his se Of business lie would those
gentlemen who have been in tie habit Of paying esravagast
prices Tor their goods that saving o. IS cent be saved
ey calling on him. His work for beauty sye 1T end taste,
i not exceeded BY any. syls-sw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

nR j. j. LLOYD wHTTEMORE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the puoe that he has removed 10 No 10
Park Place. where he viii be ready attend the call OF those
who honor him with h confidence Having studied three
years the Hospitals Of Paris and year in the Lyingia
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Nasgee
he he competent to treat scientifically disease that
may under lis observation myIl.issm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

TUHN LORIlIER GRAHAM CospseiIor a Law, has
- moved his Once to No. ~ Wall street m,T72w'
~ RAHAA, NOYEs MARTIN, Ceupsellors and Al
" ornes Law snd Solicitors in Chancery have removed
their Offices the building Of tbs North American Trust ard
Baskiax Company date United States Bank No ~ Wall
street. myl93w'
n, RAHAM, WOOD 4 POWERS, Coussellors and Attor.
VI aes At Law have removed their Offices 70 the budsg q
the North American T.s ssd Baking Company Gate United
States Bank Ne. 40 Vail street myl12w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

,OARD iN AN ENGLISH FAMILY-A neatly furnished
I'D bedroom breakfast dinner Sundays,
may obtained in English private family moderate
terms suitable FOR single gentleman Apply at 400 Green
wich It, ny72 A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPS-MILITARY
M HORSE EQUIPMENTS Leather Gun Cases, Game
and Shot bags Cartridge Boxes Belts Scabbsrds and KNAPP
sacks All above articles Wholesale and Retail at liberal
prces-alo, franks Vaee Carpet bags, Hat Boxes and
- .ort n.su.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-24

ID OAKDlNG-is genteei private family IN Brooklyn
I'D The house l. beautifully situated in Pacific street. first
house from the of Henry the e only two minutes
walk from the South Ferry The French, English and Spa
n.h languages spoken IN te family Apply above
my2l-lm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06
FROM FLORIDA.

From the 81. Augustine News, 18th May.
Sam Jones Aplsksl sent in dequtstion
Of about 20 Indians 10 Lieut.. Col. Harvey,
Q, Key Biscsyne. in Consequence Of an
interview with the runners seni into The
enemy's camp BY order Of Gen. Macomb.
Aplska would have come in proper
person, bu. sent very polite apology TO
Col. Harvey 10 explanation Of bis
absence. Sam is wag in his own way.
Chissee Emsihla Snake lawyer and
oehee HALO MAD GuaD are the repre-.
sentatises Of the tribe Seminole proper,
and accompanied Col. Harvey in the
steamer Isis on their way TO Fort King.
They are Of Sam JOnes's party, and have
been sent by him to communicate with
the General.in.chie
The following 10 the substance Of an
order issued to The commander Of districts,
DC. respecting the enemy. under date Of
the OH instant, from headquarters al For,
King:
Major General Mscomb, having
invited The hostile Indians 10 visit him al
Fort King. and they having already
shown their willingness to DO so. directs
that all scouting and active hostile opera.
tons be suspended until further orders.
IL 10 be necessary 10 pass from one Dos, 10
another. OF 10 move about in The vicinity
VI station. the officers and soldier, 80
engaged wall be instructed 10 keep in the
road, which the Indians will understand
to be for friendly purpose, and no, 10
moles, or destroy them"
The express rider between Fort Fam.
ing Fort White was fred upon BY Indian.
on the 9th instant. He escaped with loss
Of horse and sceoulfements.
From Fort King Of The 9th instant, we
learn Thai . Micasukee sub-cliief came
20 ., tha. post. accompanied by seven
warriors, and held long talk with Gen.
ersl Macomb. He seemed delighted with
the prospect Of pesce. and said 10 would
return in few days with bis whole csmp.
consisting Of upwards Of one hundred.
aad also tia, he would send runners in
oil directions TO collect the scattered
tribes" The General treated them with
great kindness. When they are all in,
10 10 the Generals intention 10 offer Them
a pecunisry inducemeni to leave the
counisy-a bounty TO each individual.
They seemed tn be greatly taken with the
Generals natural kindness Of manner.