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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

Mr.. EditorJudging from the failure
Of the meeting that was e have been held
on Monday last, At Fayette, ! was induced
to believe that caucusing Is MOI the forte Of
the Wing party-in this branch Of political
mannuvreing; at least, their Democratic
friends have decided advantage, and can
bear away the palm, with as much ease rs .
giraffe can walk over the carcass Of dead
lion. This is no doubt owing to practice;
year, Of patient and labor;ous toll, have
made them adopts in an art, that connot be
acquired in day, and Of which fe~ are in
tuitively possessed. Every sleight Of hand
trick, every species Of legerdemsin, and all
the COMPUTATIONS Of the most .prasticed Jug.
glers, are as familiar to that party, as the
gold Of Uncle Sam, to his legitimate Sub
1rensurers, and are practised with equal
success, unless vigilantly watched by those
who look forth to their countfy's prosperity
as primary consideration, to the mean tel
ling of Dollars and cents. II is however,
high time that we should be on our watch
tower. Our numerical strength may be de-
feated in detail, should useless division
occur in the ranks.and from the fact of no
ticket having been nominated on Monday
last, great danger is apprehended that there
will be too many Richmond's in the field
We're it not that the present is period Of
high party excitement; the next Legisla-
ture, were not required to elect Senator
to Congress- would most cheerfully say
to the aspirants for legislative honors-Go
on-and let the people, by their fiat, decide
upon the respective claims, which each may
hold upon the confidence of those from
whose decision there is no appeal. But !,
is certainly an object of the last importance
that We should have majority over our OPP
ponents in the next legislature, and to the
end that this majority may be secured, it is
incumbent upon each and all, that they
should do theirduty-t though personal disap-
pointment should be the result. Let us u
nite-for in that is our strength-and with :
out it we shall be condemned to an ignoble
defeat.
Believing that discord will cease, and that
the various interests of the whole may be
measurably answered by resorting to news
paper nomination, would with due defer.
ence to the public will, present the names Of
Messrs. G. H. Wilcox, and T. L. DoBYNs
as suitable candidates to be run for Repre-
sentatives to the next Legislature. This
nomination is thought to be good one-&
the acknowledged talents of the gentlemen
will reflect credit in the Halls Of Legis la
ton, not only on themselves, but their con
stituents. l hope the Wings of jefferson
will not throw away the golden opportunity
which is held out to them, but will exert al
heir strength and influence, to restore thu
balance of power, which has been wreste,
from them, and prostituted to the unholy pur
poses Of party aggrandisement.
4 SENEX.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

m. joHr w. Krns-The Brandon Sem
|.;nel proposes this gentleman o the Wing
|e.nd;date for y. s. Senator, to succeed r.
3. Walker.
Dr. King Is gentleman Of fine talents and
|nwavering Wing principles. We doubt
81 hut Is would be highly acceptable to the
-. = : candidate for that station.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
GALBRAIrH, as candidate for Tax Collec-
tor of Jefferson County, at the November
election.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

THE TWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
One hundred and fifty seven members of
the next Congress have now been elected
They are divided politically as follows:
States 26th Congress. 25th Congress.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

According to the official report made by
the Clerk Of the House of Representa-
tives, appropriations were made during the
late session of Congress to the amount of
$3.50, s62,242 7S, for the following objects,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

Several articles prepared for to-day's pa
per have been excluded by advertisements,
which came in at late hour.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
Sl74,696,994

&113JOOO,UO1
Several millions of the stock issued by
New York since 1920, and embraced in the
above, have been redeemed; and small
sum borrowed by other states before 1920,
is excluded from the above footing.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
Sl7O,SO6,277

$l7O,SO6, 277
The third table shows the amount Of debt
authorized to be created by the eighteen
States, in each period of five years, from
1920 to 1888. The total sums authorized
in each period are as follows, viz:
From 1920 to 1925, Sl2, 100, 72s
1925 to 1880, l3,67O,6S9
1880 to 1885, 4OOO2, 769
/ 1885 to 1888, (say 81
1 years. los,22s,s
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
~

Wing maj. 30
If Van Buren, can recover himself nou, j,
the House Of Representatives, w should
Ike e know where. Connecticut has ear
ned him over the Dam.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

The life Of Amerigo vespucci is about to
be written in New York.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

Civil and diplomatic $9,01O,OSl So
Army, Notifications, and
Military Academy 1856, 253 IS
Navy 5,l3O,7Sl "a
Revolutionary and other
pensioners 2,4e9,o2o Is
Current expenses of the
Indian department 1,755,OO7 %
Preventing and suppress
ing Indian hostilities l,656,774 90
To promote the progress
of the useful arts $3.50 %
Private claims 45,O65 81
ce0R 0eO O1O 1Q
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
ETATE INDEBTEDNESS.

-. STATE INDEBTEDNESS.
The Albany Argus contains statement
prepared BY Mr.. Flagg, late Comptroller,
showing the amount Of stock issued, or au-
thnized to be issued in the different States
10 the Union. Eight states, It appears, have
kept themselves clear Of such indebtedness.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
$17O,sO6,l79 IS
2s,l0l,644 81

iebt of all the States,e x-
sting and authorized $l9S,9O7, 1874 80
The table of which the above is part, is
bliowed by second, classifying the objects
# expenditure-thus
For Banking, $50 $40, 900
Tor canals, 1920, ISL
For rail roads 1851 ,OS4
For turnpikes md Madam roads 6,6lS,95S
For miscellaneous objects, S.474,6S4
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

If to the above be added
the amount deposited by
the United Statesin the
Treasures of the seve-
raj states for safe keep
ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
Brnndneiae SPRINGS Ho,ei near Hilminpton Deiamare

Brnndyreiae Springs Hoiei, Hiimingt0n Doawarc
EAMES H. SiNiIRSUE and partner o: til" proprietor Of
g the Mechsa;' Hotel, Philadelphia, respectfully informs hrs
ns and the Public, hat h. has ;aScn the above enthusiastically
which he intends ocuns for the reception ofcompany about
tie Gth June
This commodoas establishment is built entirely of and
has uoui Of -rowri belonging tRTd for purity
tho medicinal quality of the splendid rc
roa!s beautiful shady avenues spacious Po'cors md the fact
Iy Of reaching II Cm all points, Stands unrquJl!cd
Since Gs additions and have been
r.Ge. among Others, sin ho ouIG Guoi, grounds gror
apparatus shooting, alleys. billiard tables, bath
ing Adjustments, extensive abrg, ard plentiful supply Of
10 ard vehicles.
first baHd If music azaTA Band has been engaged ar
merits have been made with eminent Pianist who viii
conduct sercs Of Concerts.
The choicest and liquors will be procured for the table
md Tho kitchen darC viii be ut the direction OF excel
lent French Cook Ia short will spared
this hou.c tic liisi OF its kind in the country
hpriI 2j 1i5-wtl0J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
By tie Gouernor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

NM7HEREAS it has been Represented 10 The Exccu-
wv tive, that n certain ALEXANDER BOGART,
lae of the city Of Richmond but who is believed have
been originally from New York, charged with several
forgercs hath fed from justice, and is now going al
large:
Therefore /, David Campbell Governor of The Com
ealIh Of Virginia, have thought proper To Issue
this Proclamation, hereby offering reward OF one hnn-
dred dollars TO any person or persons who will aresihe
said Alexander Bogart, and deliver him TO the Tailor o!
the city of Richmond. And do moreover, require all
officers, both civil and military, and request the good
people Of this Commonwealth their best c5erons
10 apprehend and the said fugitive, that lie NAV
be dealt with according TO law.
Given under my hand. us Governor, and under
GsEAL1 the Lesser Seal Of the Common wealth, a,
Richmond, this 25h day Of April. 1889
DAVID CAMPBELL
Description Of .9ier. BOgaJt
"The said BoGatt Is between 80 and 80 years Of ope
about feet or inches high stoops in his shoulders
walks quick with his somewhat contracted, which
he carries in saving motion-dres.es generally blue
broad cloth, spectaces, md is either eyed
or has defect in of his eyes-has long square
teeth little tnged BY smoking, habit he is much ad-
dcted to- has pleasing address, and is considered first
rate accountant and book went North in the
cars on Saturday evening"
April25 llo-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
The Shirt of Den,ocracy moriug.


The Democracy in The other States is ralyng to the
rescnc. fac Pp inspires them in .7labarna and Ten
messed. The Nhgs are met at every possible poi Mt
There will probably he opposition IN every District of
Tennessee-snd in Alabama, the divisions of the Re-
publican Party are nearly eXngushed, and The Friends
oi the Administration and the States Ugh, party
uniting IN solid mass. II is expected, that several new
Republican members will be carried in those two States
In Kentucky, they about making gallant fight.
The Democrats "l the Louisville District and Of the
District lately represented by Mr. Meneiee, holding
Conventions 10 nominate candidates for Congress.-ln
North Carolina, the spirit is moving them every where
We have received among Others the Proceedings Of The
Democratic Convention ofthe Sd Congressional District,
(hir. Stan'rys late Dis,rict) Mr.. VIM. l.. Kennedy
was unanimously nominated "Here exclaimed Mr..
Rodman Of the Delegates to The Convention) were
delegates from Edeecombe keystone of Inc Repub
lcan arch this Gisct-from Pitt often the victory
field Of Republican conflicts, mngllng in political har
mcny with The snunch Democracy OF Beaufort. No one
could hail with pleasure this full reunion Of the
Republican family Sc long divided. II family
quarrel ard the bitterness oil its animostes in.
creased usual by the closeness of the previous al
lance. Lett now be forgotten. We meet again up
common ground-upon lie ground of principles
which come 10 US sanctioned by understanding,
and endenred by The appreciation; Of ancestors-a
strict construction Of the Consttuon-State Rights,
and equal privileges. We girding ourselves for a
common contes, against a miscaed Wing party, no more
akin 10 the Wings Of The Revolution than The British
hirelings whom they orertbrew."-Let the Old Domi.
MON only sci them good example the 4h Thursday
OF May next-and oil will be right
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
More .4iiies in tie Cause.

The frs! No. Of TAc Consttuonaiist has been issued
at Harper's Ferry, Va, by Messrs Haymun g. Smith
Published every Wednesday So year paid advance
The paper is handsomely printed and full of matter
good useful matter. 1t promises 10 render great service
to the Democracy of Virginia II decided friend of
the Administration.
.4aothsr-"1he Baltimore Transcript, which has been
neutral in politics since It's establishment, abou,
three years since decided supporter of the
present Administration and the title has been changed
10 the "Ballimore Evening Post" Mr. S,reeter one Of
the editors, reres from lis management; and it will in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

t understood here that the Editor himself sensible
Of his uncuvab predcument and has than
manifested symptoms OF conjunction, which inspired
hopes that he the reach aud
aton-Wh in his eyes, is said he has begged and
treated Conservative gentlemen who had him upon the hip
snea and rbearns towards hmto his wrelchd
condition, and pardon his tanssrcsrons This consciousness
and OF exposure 10 attack al thought, would the
prudence have dictated ofbearance make unjust
auts upon But far from this while he
quarter from the intelligent and by scarcely manly appliances
seckngio their just indignation he multiplying his
fact and bearing down. with
upon the ignorance oftho country "Hedaesddgs Whg.
Scarcely necessary for say that these
without the shadow otfuh. "Wretched
cyes""Pudon' for
quarters" &C. &c. There word Of truth all this
We IN sorrow Than au:erbu the whole article is
unhusns prostitution Of the privilege the press the d
est purposes Of faction We took with clear
snch mistaken mnes purpose such buoan
rs our fact, but carrying the course which
for than G months had marked and chisseed for
ouselves-True with some OF our Conscr
vave f'"nds-Wc regretted their strange aberaonWe re-
monair far properly could, against IT, We pointed
its consequences We told Of them, from the moment
them affiliate the Wings tha, they had better
tabsh Conservative press of their though might
happen that the Wing would suffice for their 1t
source OF much regret the judgments gentle
who had confidence far nsad By their feelings
but had ask rsnsgressons
enrca The whole statement sratuous and false
desperate he, which stands Of such
ousseous misrepresentation: TO bolster urEdt.0r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

future be conducted by Mr. Skinner assisted, as IL 10
lid' by young gentleman Of the Baltimore bar-Ihe
Evening Post promises 10 be efficient ally OF the Bal
nore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26


Your obcdicnt servant
AMOS KENDALL.
Hon. c. F. MERCER, Chairman, &c.
But the Wings charge all these removals 10 proscrP
tive persecution account Of opinion Is this the fac'
Were to judge Of other States by our own, What
would be the result; Are the eleven Removals in
Virginis or exampIe any evidence Of the justice Of
The CHARGE Let US see-We have before US stale
menl of these removals, which we obtained through
friend at Washington, automatically, but not off
cially from MIR. Johnson, The Head Of The Appoint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

public end seeu
"Plny such fantastic tricks
Before high hcnrcn,'
they would cry, "Shame! shame! lsihere no american
there no patriotic spirit to prompt to noble aclIon'
These walls were moi made to echo the larrng sounds
of discord This hall not constructed TO be desecra-
tod with mere party citations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

AGING ~ Otkrfc following thorough bred and roPui"r
Racing Stock will be- sold 10 the CHEST bidder without
credit OF twelve uuduuhrcd plpt Fairfield
Race Course" Thursday, the 9Th day OF May, 1882 oc"ck
A.. NJ, viz:
Scnl.mEr, old Lady L:hoo, by Henry, eop.,e
n. York Eclipse, now in ioaI to prinm.
ncAG'A, my GU, o. sef a'"ef' D; imported Lczooonsh'
Jroxc, oil Mcriro Ewr (da,n Goharnaj ty old
Timoieon, best Of Sir Charles.
AM4R.srHus colt Of Japonic by imported Chateau Mar
gcaux.
FAY MARE, full sister TO Rupert, by Tom Tough dam by Sir
Harry, Sproad Eagle, King Herud, &C.
CHnr,oL,rE, colt of,hc above marc, by imported Tray
BAY CoLT, d" g Lngatpc.
The pedgecs Of carh The eovc will be found pure m ny
Turf Register rnd stud Hook Some Of
high promseindccd, il is with such stock for
fac. tli3-wtls ~ Ap:ii ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
Ua1drnre, Saddifru Cutitry 6.c

Hardware, Sadditry, Cmtifry, &c.
WAN LEW < SMITH in receipt by the ships TalyIlo
Sddnns, Europe and Washington, their Spring mpnriu
iicn Of Hardware, Saddcy, Cutlery, &c. aud prepared
furnish their the usual terms, with every description
o the above Goods.
V. & s also prepared Irnish Springs, AxlcF
Steps md ucabc Castings Of all kinds
April 10 llI-vlw!f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

letter from friend at Washington, written after
SIX on Saturday evening, al which time the House Of
Representative bad not aaJourned, says
ou val have learned before this reaches YOU that
the House agreed TO appoint the COMMITTEE on tue
subject Oh the de!l .caiuns By uapt aud SrY race
To-day Three OF those chosen this Committee o. seG
10 be excused H succession. Nj iay lur Of Kew York
declined serving The ground that b. was Dot by pro-
i-tsion capable ot PERFORMING the duties which would
be reGrutu 81 HIN. lie -, understand PRACTISING
physician "a New York. lie made long speech "a
preface 10 hs request "a order 10 show that by educa
lion, &c. Ae We united isr such service. 4 long
and tedious debate Cusued upon the question 4 cxausiug
hnn, IA which Alessrs Nisr, Pfunlss, Jcucr, WadGy
Thompson, III Moore, and others, took part Tie -
SUR was lat mr. IaylYr Was excused by the Speaker
casting vote. The yeas and nays were ordered, mud
stood, believe, - 20 ltt Next % ORDER Mr. Wagner
asked 10 be eAcusrd, but after very u.esomc Debate.
10 winch tIe members luau I'd 90 considerable extent
900 PcrsIha guasAcd their teeth az another and
d'd every thing else bat ceu- 20 blows Nr johnson OF
Mary aud, 90 prevent further Cusrfrlau, and 10 b-ur
the House back 20 the su jet before tL moved ME
previous question, uLl.A vls carried AID lr yeas aud
nays being cl.ra tal they stood l:.J 10 10. So Mr
ue1i, under tlr ne a. lIe House, vhc. allows on,
mraagr $40 - already ca tg, committees cob ,3cs.
e4 ij4w asfvng Un thtd excused LIm.... Toe
House iGtn Proceeded 90 OH up tAl vacancies ot U.
COMMITTEE b. tslist aud Nr Poster Of Eew New York
and >ir DNrus az GroTgIa aore elected.
Dir WIS presented fcsa.ul.ou so,nrsiat 20 thi,
elect. Ulat lht tamaIiirr should employ cisrk Sc
aud go goo New CO.. o. eIlulle INTO tar sars q o.,
tl-i1m House, Which uas c4r5rd. hUttwafLs Al
drew saying tlat Doc would q, ta.a ou Monday 20
W 100, 90 order prevent ahy oDr iloll dong 90 or
Arrc4y moved % t4.a 4au I'd course q ua- refused O.
rt-gUs4-sr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

u, rr,.r u. rs,,ss ssnsrsj 1.' So pttriae - in.
IA a. es-., os.a. .4t a' ihe t~s'fetr 81 p'rr
- - ta ihs ia4ha vtf TIE hI. is s.nlat 81" nn~
Of r cl 90 ei zoe iIsi o. ulrsi tia'fhT
- - tittus .
II, v Hsras - NNus n+strrfsd o resolution. 81 h'.
- .l.tisd calling upo1 th- l-eslttni 90 TO 'n.fH
st.. Tor 81 tl- ulstiaataa ia ht frssr's -Fi'ro
- ast l.a e. cal u-ss5re, 90 re.taan H .e 'et''
o. bogndsfr.
o. ra1tiaa Is rf r-.7n, oi - ttf Sfnsie 'aoA no
= % ,o prevent ihr glvos ~ frcrf'inE "i 'hA.fa
- !. liz. " ,ir.ri Of Columbia Toe main sH'f'. %
.srs.trs go, vhrthrf tAc lsarh nrn"n sh'u.' 'f
xei % from The ball The ttfussl.n CD sd ~ ''''
4 ihr b,li 60 BE- engrossc5. iomouoN % wall Ot T''
} h. fatl rassags
Ar iAe e4ns.drtaian &C some private lnNntts ana
3 EIetOtrs stssan. We Senate al.
usrsr-M Haynes moved suspcus'a. q 'He f''''
. o. abie Tin 80 suhat r1 .n iaai ihr HOUSE i'''
s~f int, oamuiii.c 81 vice p haie. i"f i'r F.,F.-'
}oer,sinr e ihr "res.lsrts AHnuai nDfssas" pr a'
peisp thought tlai she bitter cru'tc would %" ''
npx, st the comm tirr be discharged .f1miHr Iui'i
81 the tnetra &C. in otirf ai s.He - ihe
,ntau,tsi.op s.Iis m.rht Doc cHua.dtftd Aver some
.sA~as ofa desu't1fy chsracirf te m.an 20 suspend
~ ssirs va ectitsd Jn ibe negative.
IT, Seusie bi l,r reducing srd ciadosinr 'he Pff'
fxuble ancs was iaken up end reed ta ice, when w.
>saous sere made ono - refer 4 Co be committee OF
oil lands and the abrt 10 the ss,tt committee "f
,Uh lards 4 MOTION rs made - lay lhe hlll on u
Atr snl hc ayes and nprs wetr ordered 90 this ma
No. Tbl. was rapsl, tr nrs' important vote, hh'
o. e was apes l1. noes ~ aad % the oil was la'
~ TIE iale
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

.7nelg dmaito1i IN EaTHtSt-Ihe Boston Post says
that Caroline Augusta Chase, and 735 other ladies al
Lynn, have petoned the legislature for the Prrdege
OF marrying black husbands THIS Is rather a Gu, al
the Lynn white beausor perhaps some u these ladies'
despair Of having white offer, and ave willing to
. Try de coiored g,mmea.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-29

Tsap.stu0u,- COld-.4 Than--.4 FrtShet-.iad In. .
mtnse Damage done We have had severe conflicts .
with the elements the past week. A. one time tre (
me ndous storm, accompanied with high wind and
the mercury ranging between 20 and 30 degrees below
aero At another Time, two days after, The weather be-
csms exceedingly mild and thawy, accompanied by
hesvg rain and tremendous blow from the 5. East,
producing much damage 10 buildings, bridges, mill
dams mills, &c.
We yet without many particulars Of the disasters
OF the wind aud ,law, and those mostly within the
limits Of our We have fear. that tie
damage otter Creek very great from the immense
tody Of ice which have passed the north,
constantly accommodating, and oil in few hours leaving
the foamug apparently eleor Of its strong 10y
Z. fel,ers with which it was before bound.
The FRS, gale, ;he snow storm aud the severe cold
"a weather wss on Wednesday aud Thursday. On Friday
"a night II commenced ihaw ng aud raning-a very htle
III Eel. that night, bu, the midnes u the weather
81 sud the strong south wind swept the clean from
the face OF the earth. The storm and the wind kept
incnssing ell d0y Saturday md until late al night
n the rain falling torrents most of the time and the
wind blowing a perfect hurricane. About nine
o'clock IN tie evening, We should think, the storm
81 We, nearly the height Of s fury, and the was
rather appalling The surface Of the earth seemed one
ra,t sheet Of water aud ice, and the wind strong
that our tlou.es dwellings seemed totier to their
4 foundation Ia the mi isi Of this dismal CHI scene
and when the Lmid we've nearly overcome with The
hsh,fu aspect the spPaling cry 81 iIre! FIRE I'd
ded greatly TO the di-may already existing. lisrply
however II was soon discovered that the Ere proceeded
q from foul chimney The sppcstance, was however
some hat fngh,lul, the burning SCOT and cndeu
were carried BY the WIND some fly sixty rods on &
other buildings
The damage IN this place was bot tfnng, compara
tYely TO shat ghl have beeu antc ipated, from ih
s3pafeai iufy of tie wind The greatest loss mas a!iei
upoa widow lady lAirs Durd.ok) Who had large, ues
shop untooled aud o,hsrwi considerably damaged -
Some chimney top, blown oG aud ether if.alni
n damages sustained.
& Bat the fieshet has teen disastrous. Els
Cred bulse Tie rooler tudgs 'be West Cfoek buds'
and a., he tndge, the to~n on otter Greek eIeep
' ,h, new arch tudl. Al Gookius yai's, learn ar
sKey. IF The dam Al the Fs'is received ,ome shgl
iula1 ltma wonder, however, that from % sudde
bietliae gP g lie zee IN IN he ,ribu'aTy streams an
ths great tuth a such imueate tody Hlo and dow
E Ousf Grssk that rloie damage not sustained
M Ia Pi,siefd vs learn ,hsi the bridge 81 fsnnleld
Al, VS. CARED away, nd thu, tAs Seminary
VA p,,rs.n 49, uafooieo By 'Ls wind.
M IN many piece 10. zee fofl,c dams The m.sdov
,sa,~t the ra,er 20 80 t.rt O. gngsu,l d-pl
Asa We rsrt, TO ram proves .Ae ls'' n many 1hes
D,,s Bs;iaa ~ Ciarud4o. s, ,s sse, lssi 10, aud
n GufrLss - F4itsfitd sbsgi 291
y ~ ri n n. u