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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22
ITO LADIES AND GENrLEMEN-yERY IMPoR

Two LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-vERY IMPOR
tan-The fashion Of the day. Whoever desires i'm.
The Fancy stores Others but at the apothecaes they
beng apt 10 counterfeit il Ask for Dr. FONTAlNES
CUTANEOUS BALSOM which is very fatte, ing, and
sure by ITS use 10 get also husband wif, lover
friend, or an admrer We know this be positive trans
aton o. ITS virtues and the call for il is great its sele
bry The mandatory supply sufficient quantity
to meet the demand Orders from all the States around
and ready cash paid by those who retail H. II an nes
mabe and established useful article for the purposes for which
was designed as bread for food and Every
body warrants il to effect radical DR.. Fontaine
CUTANEOUS BALSOM is a aIuabIe Wash for every kin d
Of Pimpes Erupiions Of the face neck which youth
are generally subject and will restore beauty the skin
preserve ITS bloom and health II is also fashion abb.
and expand their skin, and thus preserve Juvenile appear
ancs by preventing wrinkles the forehead and face II
changes with time and 10 It's the brownish
rough or dusky complexion nie fair so and delicate
Sold IN man. places all through the Union but look
Tor counerfeters AID u may be had also wholesale
and retail, Al DR. FONTAINL's Oice sign OF the Good
Samaritan Murray street two doors from Broadway nlm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

I'D FAD THiS.-The certain benefits and mighty cure. ~.
~ fsctsd by Dr. FONTAISES celebrated edenes are AZ
ready oken Of throughout All Am rcs. printed crcu-
lars and direction The most obstinate female in6rmes D.
pspsa Liver affections Consumption, Chronic and Otgsc
diseases of al naurs and old standing Rheumat any
kind of Eruptiops srroua, Hectic Ecver and - might
be speedily reIsved BY applying 10 him al Murray street sign
Of the Good Samaritan tive doors from Broadway where
ery be be privately consulted and refuses get fee.
for his pr ,fsssional advice. nI.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

nR AMOS Q. HULL's OFFICES vESEY STREET
II Exclusively devoted 10 the Hernia and
OF the Uterus An experienced Surgeon. graduate the
Unworthy 81 this State, IN constant attendance
This establishment svoraby known this city for nrors
than 30 spatronsd by the medical facility 10 vhese
good opinions its highly successful solely
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had on calne
as above 4vEsEY STREET, Aston HOUSE
n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22
Forty Years Experience IN vasious ciirases- s-
ty,Jear years established in this cify-Neitser
Quackery nor Imposition.
DIR j. EVANS
No, Y, Peek Slip, New York.

O$D OhAES1V . nEAD DISfENSAHN.
IN j. EVANS Continues he consul,e. ccufSc ptszlv
~ In all N'S'i cases. mercurial and chronic disorcers
who're the most Improved prscce he most ard
MID treatment may be depended To prevent rayes
DC particular TO md NO. IL Peck Slip ~
MheIvas BOZ containing complete psr OF medicine Tor
every fora the shease, above usrd
wi,huterposng the pauesI They will be semi To orosr "a
any part Of the Cn~S States, - = 49, '"
Also resedv se aiuxt yss.- that n.y. -
fully relied on. 10y -
All letters post paid and describing case enclosing
reasonable will have the remedy and sent 10 or
der Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening.
The Ohces and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be depended ON
No connection vita amy ether Office OF, Of the city,
r JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
ni@y No. ~ Peek Slip, N Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22
ID HEUMATlsM. RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM.
IL -BURNETT,s Rheumatic Mixlsre and Yer.iahlr

ID HEUMATlsM! RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM.
~ -BuRNETT's Rheumatic Mixtsre and Vegetable
syrup have proved from the authenticated Of i've
thousand persons the only known remedy acute and cro-
mic rheumatism In the WORLD also for white swengs govt
sprain bruises numbness and ce0 Of the POINTS
weakness Of back knee joints from rapid growth the
body 10 sypessa emaciaon whether from coueh
pant msrcural Diseases female irregularities scrous s or
any other diseases
Burnsu getabIesyrp has ben found the greatest SIREN
thener and puryer discovered In TRUTH has eheerea
the friends Of thousands who for sole agency wsud
have that from whence none return feared
and for sale by j. L. Burnett an w Horw N Bowery Alss
Tor sale by b. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street and al
the mery store 81 Canal street. Mrs Booth s. Futep
street, Brooklyn, and Thomson, North % street Williams
burgh aoo.ac
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

ITO MARRIED WOMEN-.sisdan RESTELL, Fe.
male Physician, beg leave t. call the atiesiion OF the
married subject Of the vital importance not
only with their well being health and happiness but often their
very orstencea subject intimately and blend
ed with all that we hold and desr ennng itself
around every association IL e ineparsbly fraug
with good evil well TO children Ourselves that
IL sincerely be hoped that the motives hy which she
tuated will not te msconceved and inexperienced That
Of the evils moral and physical under viii labor
may Re sotened may prevented and many tuarded against
mrsy physically and neeeua . now d shs r% opinion
suffering misery, Existing around Us can
&c attributable TO ignorance Of the capacity granted
MES but for this @ho pine poverty ong hut live
and living but to toll in few years acquire comra.
Of acquire az which their
ry deprive them Of hestowng for this many
mother scarce in the meridian Of life would be spared The
anguish and suffering Of old age; but for this many sec
tonae wife aud fond mother would be snached
Of early and grave; but far ih many be-
ref husband would have still been blessed with the endeng
comPanonshp OF the partner OF joys and sorrowh soh
in advessity and his sharer prosperity many ovey
daughter, bufetng anougst strangers with the sorrows
and temptations OF q cold and ua.eling word might
have had morher tender and olicitude If this
so are we not bousd BY every obligation human and divine
cally to children, to preserve, 10 guard 10 protect
health, nay life, that may rear and watch
sacred and binding Is wise and virluous to pre-
vent evils to which we are ',eJect BY simple and healthy
sss Our soa'sG
native This then il all that Mrs X recommends or ever
recommended Price Five Dollars Packsge accompanied
with full and particular directions For the Of
those unable 10 call personally Circulars fully
psnatory will be sent free Of expense postage exceped
any part OF the city United States All letters be
post p,id, and addressed TO MADAME REsTELL Temale
Physician. Pr tpal ONCE leo Greenwich street New York
Once hours from A. NJ TO p M .n2.Im
mr. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES.-Of.
- fee Vescy street. Asor HoueA Surgeon OF rs years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
are given in all Of educbe rupture the strength and
ittuonal health 81 the patient being Otherwise urimpare
DIR IN
ain the rptrre without pain the least danger the patient
" the slightest interruption to exercise business.
Auendance given in private boxses. where required
FER 9 O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
~ B-Pstents cautioned against trusting spurious
yentions Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Halls
None unless they bear the signature OF AMOS O.
HULL-and the only Office in New York s,he original one,
formerly IN Fulton street but at Nod Vssey street Ac
Huse. as0.eod
ID FAD THis.The certain benefits and mighty &C.
N fectsd by Dr. FONTASES celebrated edie ines are AZ
al A. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

nOCTOR GLOVER il consulted usual a his Once.
~ His practical experience, and his chemical
experiments hsve enabled him introduce into his practice
several articles which romp, curing ds
70 which he devotes his attention.
Dr. appres that he has received regular sd
cal education and has devoted hs attention for the
10 select branch ofbs profession. His Office is No.
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through eutry with lamp at the Office door.
NIB. The Doctor keeps general assortment Of Trusa
and suspensoy Baadsges which adjusted and applied
above
rs His celebrated Elixir may be had his store. Price
one dollar jelly
DEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of any
ID kind hut always bear in mind that any medicine that -
counereed must IL itsef be valuable Remember the only
place New York for the sale Of the genuine Hunters Red
Drop No. 4o5 Pearl st. door north Of Chatham.
Price 81 per vial. o25 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
VERBENA CREAM.

NEW ARTicLE FOR SHATING
haze been appreciated the Rthrng
C,' f pdga other rgsa fHrgso - e
From
h gto ehaedwnh
f coad
say mdenim
a fs I fconcri nhaung
old b. H Ring Ba, hdetp to oheh
B 70 50 ~ AwmWm nmu. Eradua
,s-s Tiffany odwuh25
Grand a H i H N Mort Moore Cdhugou rSmis
AW L. sn st dB sPaenPu Canals
y
dgo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

Il EMoVAL~ The Office for the sale of the celebrated
~ Hunters Red Dop il removed Pearl one door
north Of chatham. Buy nothing unde the any
else or get deceived. Price 81 per vial. o25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY-wliian. Bon- 20 o.c.-
ID ard street Grand would inform the public that he
manufactures he Boston soft and hard superior
style the only place hey made in the city likewise But
ter and Sugar racker Soda and Milk Biscuit and Pilot bread
oQ2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

% FoR SALE ABOVE, Rev. J. COvERT'S Balm .
Lie which highly recommended by the Physicians
others remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUME
TON BRONCHITIS and all diseases of the Lungs and Wind
Eapesee circulars containing testimonials Of the hghes
which be had above. ni56w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22

NEW REFECTOkf.-J. sWES>t.l informs n1s ir.is
~ and the public that he has opened Rsfectory
biiduc No. IA Fulton Fish Flssl
snd Fowl always be oard his tables and dc,
Of the provided appea.s in the Market
Ne sttensn will Re wanting his part give geEers
ssactoR and he hopes find that generous
which he is determined TO Deserve.
Ril0.n }. SWEENEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
POLITICAL "REMINISCENCES

The Nuio!s iI,rad has unr .ak, n t., make severe
lounge al ms i"r "pa"sng Mr. Clay on account of his
support OF the National Bank because we had supported
Mr.. Crawio;d. le24 who had Advocated the renew.
al ot the charter u thp Bank in ISL The Herald
i'umps up letter from Mr. Crnwatd written in the
year 1881. IN favor Of L s Bank and submits il
with The following unqualified structures upon ourselves:
"Bui The perseverance u The Enquirer in making &C
tive capital Vt the dead Bank lhnueh worthy Of ali sd
ira''on Ia nnlhing IN comparison with is Consist nc
IN conntennnfi7g The Bank at period and denonnc
ing II unuher In lea the Enquirer was The zpaiuus
and unling adrnca- al " lillom Fl t'rnwi.rd 10 sue
coed Mr. Munror in The Preside nlial Chnir Mr. Cray
f"rd was then declared by The Euqnrsr 10 be- the Re.
publican candidate. aud a sound ORTHODOX toLtcjau
&c hr ttaw!ur5, hr rrS:rr rms; hFar in mind was
warm and nYnHfd Tirud %. National Bank: and yet
lhr Enquirer advocated hs election wIb all The v,he
mence We have stated. while il dpnunnces Henry
Clay end all who support him as lsudnanan conslrnc
"nIs's Tor admitting only what was c"ntrnted Tor BY
Mr.. CTawnrd the Constitutional DOW or in Cpnyress =,
charter q Bank Fte fe! Ont npna such rink 6,poer;
sy But will Virginia who ~ 1924 voted FIR VI ,,l,,m
II Crawford, an open and aroard 'i}1uke' deem il
sacrlee I" vote for Henry Clay in eiU because he has
the same sin Ia tot 2"
word fnriIhe pGst, and word fnr the futyr,, Tho
charge Of 'rnhk hyp"crsy s false as II ia illbera
Tue unqualified ASSERTION that coua,nnnced the Bank
IN 1874 is as impndrn as II is grs,u"us Let the re.
cnrd Of The past speak for itself Here Ia ub,, aid
in black and uhile:
Passing over other minor charges Mr. G voted far
frchar'erne The old Bank vt The u S. and mad. very
rxceptlonabe SPEECH IN Vie su,jsct THIS is csndIdy
adnned-l is blot upon his escuichpnn which some
." his best friends mp 10 there But as relates
10 the Constitution uhch of The other candidates is able
TO throw the first stone al hin;
.asain-"Tbal Mr.. g. is free from faults We hn we never
pretended 10 avow. His speech the Bank of The II
B. is blot upon his escuchaon. But hat can we do,
We cannot get angels govern u.s. We have no such
men as Ihos j erson 10 select We must either ,hrnw
away our vote, or select among those men, who have
any chance OF bring elected that WIN is MUST cana
bic MIST honest, most faithful TO the Constitution =
We ln'k upon Mr.. c. as ,ha, rnan-rhe 6rmness Of hi;
character the independence Of his Republican princi
Piles, The strength Of his mind, his dsnerpsted and no.
BILE conduct in isl6, when he firmly yielded his own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
(FT0n The Burlington Sent,n,l. Jnly S J
ERnN .rIIE ERnN.riER


We regret to learn that another dsg graceful has
been enacted the frontier BY parry ot refugees from
Canals. AS the affair will innst probably be magnii,d
b. the Montreal papers anoIher yankee nvasiun
we,gve the following extract nf 3 letter have re-.
errrd from Holland VI, the town this sid, Hr nnp
Barnston, l. e.: the psce upon which the attack was
made:
THE party which consisted Of eaom zen to twenty men
al! armed, arrived within hal. mile "i The line without
being discovered Sunday night. &2d INST iels they
remained concea!ed IL the woods I'LL Monday night
when after derk they emerged and came 10 al. uprnn
the premises &C Mr. Mo,i.r about 'y rnds h. side
the lines and were discovered by his wife his BARR
One Of The party followed The To The huuse and
met the husband, sinnk hands and stated their obj ct
10 bP 10 ta6e The FIRE the possession uf Mr. Bur
Tnnghs, captain ot militia of Batns,nwn Mister r-uun
strated against their proceeding further and told him
that 1t his p,riy committed any .xcessps IN Canan he
himself would most probably he thu cn Of ri llnnr:
that he should be ruined, his property DESTROYED and
buildings burnt
This had no effect the gang. which then pro-
ceed-d TO burroughs, about three mics IL m Mosipr s.
and connrnced their ni.nck, by d-ma ing surrender
OF The arms u was at midnight The d, n,and was re
sisted BY Mr. b another and boy, al the fprce
there was IA The house at the time except the women
and not musket loaded, out of the twenty or thirty
stand which the valian, band had plure Fnd
ing they could not obtain the arms without hast the
chance Of taking La with lhen the party fed arr
ting fire To the hay the barn. leaving dks and
one at their party, S.zrr, prisoner. This fellow
ut companion Tor smeh pairn,s had been a tenant in
our State Prison Swi Is the only one of The marty
who has Claimed being Ams CITIZEN inderd he
has not fortified this by hs residence in Couada
not add there is strong feeling Of ena,un D. rvadlpn
IN this section among all classes against the authors of
this outrage"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
news FROM TEXAS

New ORLEANS July 2.-By the arrival in our por
Of the s,r am packet Columbia, We have receive d nuI
corrrrpontencr from Galveston to the 2Sth June lncu
The advices from Houston esip The crops Of cotton
and corn had fine appearance ard promise 10 be very
abundant report was IN crculs"n IN TINT city that
the Indians committing more ravagss the iron
Tier and preparations WIRE making In put atop 10 Them
This intelligence sbs gnrn W. by respectable gentle
man who psss.rper IN the Columbia, but out
paper< say nnihing shout II
Tie Txirns did psnr 10 pay any attention 20 or
BE- disturbed by The reports Of invasion by the Next
We copy from The Civilian Of Galveston The following
items:
FROM appearances considerable quantities Of goods
firm The Uprk o The Cubs have picked mp in the
vicinity Of Point Bolivar. nf hch account has bee u
rendered !" he oi tn" bnnt Cnsks nf wine bran
dy. &c have been already urd serrepd. and is he
ev That other g"nds hive hefr taken which have mt
set hsen discovered A small vessel intended. as IL he
liered. !" cnnyry away thrse goods. attempted In leave
hs puri lew DAYS ouo without CLEARANCE hut. upon
hpng hy cGsipm n officer. ashore
ard "rsakpn by ihe who cnnd DOT aftetward. be
fund Active eIpr,Inns nre, We nnderstand making TO
discover ard punish these marspd-rs
We briefly ruced in las, number the arrival nf
the srhnnn.l Viper from Ba'lmorp which vessel is one
of sx contracted fur. fnr thu n Gnvs rImsni
and with h,ch naval f,rce il To b. formed We
do pretend nry knowledge of he qualities "f this
Of any other class # vessrls bni 10 eyes ahe
fusy pvopnr"ned. and is certainly well and faithfully
pnr up and fu riahed = L"nis9aiaa
Lieut. La'hrnp Of the 4 ,vaa has heen appointed Ia
the command Oi the schooner oi Viper pierced
for nine guns, and prnvsunpd "r four months crnzs
Gem R.beau "f the Msxcan ffdsrnt party. arrived
in Houston, the 2i;h ut, frrm Matag"rda where he
had put into. hoard ,hs steamer P"nrharran in dis
ess, alter the bursting "f i"nr :" her brrs Much at
teuiinn show him in Galveston and Houston Tile
Texan navy agent was despatched Ia Mstam"ras. t"I
The purpose of examining the papers, &c Of The Pom
char,ran.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND

NEW S"sk, Jul, IL -Ry the packet ship Siddnrs
Capt. Brnu, Inch rii Liverpool the Ii,h June. We
have dsv later ,Ian hy The L'verpnnI sleam ship
Brush Par!iam'nt AN immense number nf prrions
against and ur The national plan Of education
were presented IL the Commons on the night "f June
12h The resolution Ia continue the Sugar Duties was
adopted The Chancp!r "f The Excftq uvr said this
time in reference 10 Brazil. hich had hrc"ne . bet
Ter Than a slave mari. II was highly imp"c I" tnc"u
Iagp the saus by taking IF The duties Mr. Thornley,
thought this objection lde when Grea, Britain 60
dependent The c""n md tobacco hich the pro-
~ cucP ut amr rcan siavrq.
Spain Gen App,br's despatch Of MAY 23d, gives an
account os the d 81 81 the carisa at UirIllns The
Government had published order rnnrcing the strict,
est order al The coming rrcnns The CarlIsls st
Sebastian are deserving in grpa, numb rs
Important fr"m Turkey The war between Turkey
aid Egypt is 90 The pom" "f commencing. The Turkish
army 6u 0UO strong. have crossed The Euphrapa Br
1hr great Or, walls in Ey, p The troops
OF r d-y have passed through Al. Iaudria by forced
march I" jim ibruhm Pscha who with his Generals
aud army are al Al"ppo awaiting The approach Of the
Suans troops The us from Alexandra, is down Ia
April Is
France The Treaty with the Porte is published and
in I's ,iunnlt'rs DC secured Ia French merchants IS
precisely lhs same as The English treaty.
The Ministry have met with check in the Chamber
Of Peers Thr proposition create grand council 81
thu Legion nf honor n,er with yiopn, opposition from.
Souit and Viirmaln. The Ministers have abandoned
their int nli"n ." publishing government journal
Paris Bnurse, juno ID hall past ) M For the nc
etu ts three pet nrd ei luc rx-divdpnd
with la "i IS cpnlimss. The fires declin.
ea4faEsltii 60 I" J ilf Soc since yestusday
"a fdsstan 5 arc Ap hos h.en captured by an Eng.
!; lsltstSnrser. and brought Ia Pnrisrnnu,h.
Ltsaon Jharkets, J0nc j. -Mnnpy is more scarce
I Fvrsfsr c,n, vas The minimum any stock Sal, >
I" some extent were made in English bank stock caus
ing depression Of | 2 per cent The Bank, i, is
thought will not be ubr pay The present reduced
rates OF dividend and will require further alterations
Exchange bills have fallen being heavy al 90 to 80
prem C"nsnls "a, buyers f"r the account
LrtTponi Cotf"a .Narkt,, Jan. I3 The market still
PRESERVES brk opp- arSnct; the trade buying rather
freely ~ an advance OF prices ne about Cd per ID since
last Friday The sales yesterday and 10 day are about
9onn hal's Tue import this week is large say about
W OUU bales. principally from The u States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
FHNHE Subscriber pr"poses opening Schonl heal.
"A Thy and respectable neigh5,rhuud, within s miles
.l.tt..u

III
n thy and respectable negh5,rhuud, within miles
ui Charlniirsyic
The OF studies III be 50 arranged az 10 form
preparation f"i The University of Virginia; and The me.
th"ds OF lns,ruc"n will conn.tn as nearly rs practical
Bile with those 10 in that Institution Parents aud
Guardians will be furnished With monthly reports Of the
progress and department of the pupils
Tnr number "f scholars will be limited 10 2O-and M
ded"c"n will be made Tor absence, except in case Of
sickness
The Terms are. for he session of FIVE mnnths-Bosrd
$50; Fu,'inn S25; To Dr. paid in advance Mr. r Duke
whnse hnnse The scaon will b. established is prspsr
I'd I" accommodate 10 or l2hoarders There i'll b. wo
sessions of five months each ard the vacations will b.
the months Of February and August. The school will
c"nmencr on the LIST of September.
= Persons drsr"us of entering pupils will address R.
luxe, Esq Stony Point, Aihemarle county
nses;drnce OF his qualification for The duteShe is
ou :" assume. the subscriber hegs leave state that
n Is sprn. three years The University Of Virginia.
"as "oo'ned the degree of Master Of Ar,s Of the
ohisrfs"y-in which conprised the degrees in An
e,en LanRuagr' Modern LINN gusqss Mathematics Ma
'urai Philosophy Chemistry and moral Philosophy
r,-.r & ID. WHARTON,
University Of Va, July 10Th, 1880. ao-wE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-16
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
,.Nc,1 t->nEU TilE =
a Dinner Ia .Hr Rires at L"u'sa Count house

a Dinner Ia .Hr Rirts at L"u'sn COu1t house
As singular II may appear 10 you, but not The less
true. in this hitherto Democratic c"unly and within few
miles Of The spnl and The residence of the immortal
PatrIrk Henry. public dinner is rendered with the
promise of lis being occrprd) 10 man whose position
is underlined hose political preferences ke under
a hnshrl. and whose whole since 81 is The alb
surd and ami Republican dnctrne Of non conmitis
i'm. hal Republicans encouraging neutral posi-
tinn Wha! mfn claiming 10 be part nf The Govern.
ment. constituting The Government itself. giving din
ner 10 this dgnary when they Tell wha, his
political feeiines-wha, course he may pursue, as well
as lradng his friends INTO The ridiculous position al be-
ing unable to say what part they taking IN The
ris OF their own Government Monsir"us as well as
hnmia',ng in The aSlremp-To say the least of this
whole affair. il is anomalous
small clique got M"pday last together, proposed
the meeting and appointed c"nmtise. They retired
returned and read publicly the letter IF inritaion before
is cent 10 the Ell Senator hus the letter will have
sis effect The imid benre the Ex Senator can com.
mrnt il. In fact, far as know, j, may be pub
lished in the papers, before this hasty commun
reaches you. and the people of Virginia get the Lenf
simultaneously with the Ell Senator
Y"n know well, Sir, The anxiety tina, have felt for
MIR Rives, and my having defended his course in IS
You, sir may well imagine the modification have felt