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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
To THE EDIroRs OF VINO.

Gentlemen: l perceive from the papers. th,,
Nir' WISE has been nominated several times Of late.
Tor the Speakers Chair of the House of Represen
tatves. Asa whig, ! must dissent from this nomi.
nation. Not by any means that he does moi nos.
sess the highest fitness for the station, and the high
est possible Claims 10 the entire confidence of the
wing party, not only in Congress. but of the whole
Ills ability, no one will be-nid enough
10 question. de has quickness, hrmness, impair
tlllIty, popularity, and indeed, euers qualification
Tor the Speakers Chair. do not believe there is
another man IN Congress who combines all the
qualifications for this distinguished post, in so emil
nent a degree. And there is no man in the Union.
tue honouTlns OF whom would be more cordially
TO the American people. But he should
not, nevertheless, be Transferred 10 the Speakers
CHAR. The country requires his valuable services
on me floor o CongTsss--on that theatre where he
both won his laurels and rendered incalculable SER
vice TO his country. am satisfied, that to Mr. Wise.
more than TO any other man in the Union. is To he
ascrioed the glorious triumph OF the VIII. party.
which displaced the late corrupt and imbecile Adj
minIstratIon. But the Revolution is not consum
mated yet. Much. much, remlins 10 be dome
Great principles are 10 be settled, and great uues.
tons OF public policy TO be adjusted. We have
not yet accomplished the great objects which gaye
existence TO the great whig party of the country.
Abuses IRE TO 10 sought out and CORRECTED. WHO
IS so ", as this bold champion Of Liberty and Re.
form, TO ferret out abuse and assist in the anplica q.
ton OF the remedy "Econo ny and Reform
~ OS "'P''h.cu on the poncy OF The country.
ne patronage OF the Government is TO be curtailed,
Executive power to be limited, and many other es-
sentIal reforms are TO be accomplished, ere the full
benefit of the late revolution is realized. Who is
so nj TO take a prominen part IN effecting these in
dIspensable reiortnations as Henry A.. Wise D.
None. no, not one. At this crisis, his services are
not 10 be dispensed with on the floor Of The House
Of Representatives. To remove him from IN,
sphere Of usefulness at this time, would be iniustie,
TO the eountryi and on this account, tho know he
would oil the Speakers Chair with distinguished
honour 70 himself and the country, | cannot consen,
10 place him there. lie 10 oaAisd ,Iso,ohsre.
ANOTHER WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

PENNSYLVANIA LbGiSLATURE.-The
bill providing for the election Of Canal Commits
sioners by the people, as reported by the commit
tee OF conference, has passed both branches Of the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, and If il do not bring
GU, vEro number ELEVEN, is likely to become a
law,
The veto on the Revenue and Relief Bill, was
probably acted on in the House, yesterday. But as
the Porter men will nearly all go for sustaining the
veto Governor, there is hardly a doubt but the bill
has been lost.
Tho House, being thus constantly lhwsrted by
the Executive, m its projected measures, suited 10
the character and wants Of the times, have passed
a resolution To- adjourn sine die, this day. And il i,
probable that the resolution Of adjournment has
also been passed by the Senate. This ~ as II
should be. After ten vetoes, il is proper in every
respect that the appeal, on the questions at issu,
between the Legislature and the Executive, should
be carried to the People.-GBALr. Par.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

|.<- A1ptA1r peivsff lefffr.
The cl'ovS pe(jkksd - a. extract frou .
stn.x og2Ar TflsH u Nay, 1855 a
= my 1rkniona - me Sub T<sAsury bia I
miisht, under u abovs We've. ~sli osa,ssf myself
wth sayins alphabetically, ask my cons,itucnts.s .
an no advocate FOR The Sub Treasury scheme, and
4 regard Il az Q continuation ef that suies If disss.
iro~s mssssres set,eA Asvs p sassd "a essstry i.io
ns present difficulty aad mbsrrsssm,nf- aud ihus I
rssarda az q part Of that sssiera Of HU.MBUGGE-
fAsisst five yesfs."
mr Tyler stood committed to the substantial prin-
e'ples or the Independent Treasury by his publish
Cd speech in 1919; but az Il seems he repudiated il
IN = private letter to a Federal editsr in 1888, seso
JertAs first time.
' Our attention has been called to the foregoing.
copied into the last Enquirer from some kindred
print There is no limit to the capacity and incli-
nation Of these Factionists for that vile habit to
which Fslsiaff said this world is so much given
The assertion that the letter Of President Tyler is
now Published for the first time" is destitute Of
Il was published Immediately after !, vas
IN 1883, as will appear by reference to the
HE OF the Wing Of that day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
Correspondence ofh. National Inteui,.ne,r.

correspondence OF the National Inieiligeneer.
NEw YoRK, May }.
Mcleod, the prisoner, is in the city, under the
Kind care and keeping Of the Sheriff Of Niagara
county. Unexpectedly to himself, no doubt, and
certainly to every body else, he has been magni6e ed
into a very great man by the very great notoriety
which has followed his arrest. The prisoner came
here for the purposes named in my letter Of yes,er.
day. He is at the Howard House, and will remain
there probably until Thursday next, when he will
be brought into Court, and learn his fate, so far as
1t may depend upon The present motion to discharge
him from custody. Joshua A.. Spencer, Esq. is here
as the counsel for the prisoner. The Attorney
General OF the State and the District Attorney OF
Niagara county are the State counsel.
The required reform in the New York Custom.
house, so far as relates 10 a change OF men. began
on Saturday. A score or two of the twenty .eorse
Of Objectionable men in Office here were duly. and
for reasons, discharged from the public service.
There are a host of rabid politicians yet in Office.
men who, "hsving taught those Lloody Instructions,
which in time return to plague the inventor, should
now have "the ingredient Of the poisoned chslise
to their own lips.n
State stocks have advanced very materially IN.
uoJ ''oNa"o SVci'IHs oohus went up 10 oil. Eleven
thousand dollars, the last sales. brought this sum ;
and the prior eleven thousand dollars brought GO 10
6O!. Ohio SKIS sold for 90. Treasury notes bear.
ing the low rate OF interest are below par; sales to.
day were made at 99i. A great many shares in the
U. 5. Bank were sold to -day at prices varying only
a shade, l6i being the higher rate and l6i the
lower.
The Treasury notes due in May and June are
to be paid at the Mechanics Bank in this city.
In the 26th Congressional district Of this State,
the seit made vacant by the resignation Of MIR.
Granger will be filed by John Greig, Esq. Mr.
Mark l.. Sibley, now in the Legislature, declined
the nomination.
A new steamer will be in upon us this week, with
news to the 20Ih Of April-ten days later. The
Acadia arrived at Halifax on the 10Th, so hours
from Boston, and padded offfor Old England, with
III passengers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
KENTUCKY.

we have nothing conclusive from the Congress.
s'onal Elections in this State. There is no doubt
but that the Wings have the majority in II of the
Is distr'cis-but their success in some of them may
be Jeoparded by the unmanly narrowing of the
Locos. in most ofthem, two Wings were in the
held, under the assurance that no Loco would come
out. But just upon the eve of the election, before
the efiec, could be eounterac,ed, Locos came out
The notorious Free Tom Moore has played this
game IN one district, and thereby rendered the re-
suit doubtful. Hanging is too good for such mean
ness. 1t seems probable that the scheme was con-
certed by the Locos in advance. The Wings may
by this means 'oSe one or two districts-but not
more.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
KENTuCKY-

We have nothing decisive from the 18th district,
as TO The contest between Southgate wv and But.
ler, a.. ~ IN Gallatin county, Southgate has 25
election.
In the Louisville district the contest is close, be.
tween Field and Sprigg, both Wings. In Louis.
vile, Field had 963 majority.
Thomos r. Marshall, w hig) is elected in the
Fayeus Lexington) District.
The Hon. John Pope Is reelected in the Nelson
(B i~rdstownl District
In the filth (Mereer) district, there were two
Wing candidates only IN the field up 10 the Sstur
day before the election, when r. r. Moore, U.oe,
Foco) was announced. This makes the result
doubtful. o. the first day the vote s,ood-Kin
cad, twl 1885, Thompson, WV $50; Moor,
a.. FL 49, Bait. Pot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

Gentemeni ! propose 10 raiss a fund for the in
deinnity Of the family ofGen A4-f.,6aT " .tAAeytA
+s4eTtt5 Congress. in the following manner
The fund TO he deoominared "The National Tor
Wing Fund OF Gratitude for the family Of the
good President" and TO no paid over TO the yene-
rated widow Of Gen. HARRISON, TO be disposed Of by
her al pleasure.
The plan is this-Lst each WING member OF
Congress, at the eStra session, deposit in some safe
Bank 10 the credit Of n committed of their body. the
sum Of two hundred dollars. Let each member thus
making a deposit, opponi n the amount among the
several counties or towns II his district, in pTopor-
ton TO their relative Wing strength-and let him
write to some one friend IN each county or town,
saying that no has made the deposit, and expects
the county ortowL 10 refund him the amount thus
apportioned. The money will not only bs instant
ly raised, bot there will be a generous struggle
among the Wings 10 contribute, each contributor
being limited TO a sum not exceeding one COLLAR.
HAMPDEN.
iDs washington papers requested 10 copy.
To a portion Of the People Of Buckingham County.
Among the many places proposed for an
inlet N the james River and Kanawhs Canal, I
have no hesitation IN saying that one opposite to
HDwardsvt lie - by far the most convenient TO the
larger portion Of the people whom II is intended to
! know of no point more central
none that has q better road 70 u, and none that
would SUR the people OF Buekin gham better. There
IL nlready q good road 10 the river NJ that point; L.
"H ~ - HHNNN - ~ g-9N TNNEN - VI
J great advantage. HOwardsvillo has. besides lie ioca
ton, many Advantages among Others, there are al
reidy erected ample warehouses for the reception o
tobacco and wheat, our two great staples. an
pehectly aware that there are other points spoksr
OF, bot by a very few, who are actunted by self in
t-rsFj bot ! 20 for tho interest Of the majority
Many persons seem 10 have lost sight Of Hogards
vile, simoly because a few Interested persons, VII,
SEX their individual interest 70 the overthrow OF In
rights Of the many, have other point
With a great beating Of drums and flourish Of trum
psts-but yet, fellow citizens, an inlet Opposite {
Howardsvile will, ul,imitely, he the point TO whic
We must send our prOduce and n the people woul
look into the matter ssriJusly, they would, in a
3 instsnt, concur with me. Let us who are interests
oome out and a,ssr cue rights, or We shall suffer r
our neglect. There is a public ferry st Howard
= vile which would, At all times, insure the, farm
v and planter q ready and easy communication VII
the Canal ~ case the bridge should get out Of ord,
. would recommend that = meeting be held at Goo
, wins choSeh, for the purpose Of getting signature
~ TOBACCONIsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

At a meeting OF the Presbytery of Le1ing,on, held
in the town of Fincastle, on the 22nd day of April
lslI, the following preamble and resolutions were
offered and unanimouslya dopted:
lthavins pleased Almighty God to remove, by
death, the venerable Chief Magistrate ofthis nation,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, this Pres.
bytery deem II an occasion which calls for some ex.
preston OF sentiment from the representatives. OF
the Church. And this Presbytery having learned
that, with reference to this melancholy event, the
President of the United States has recommended
10 the nation a day of solemn Fasting and Player.
in acknowledgement OF the humiliation with which
thus jIspenSatIon should be received in depreciation
OF the further infections of Divine Judgment, and
IN supple ,tion for the smiles of Providence on our
nation;iTherefort, Resolved,
!. That this Presbytery cordially unite W III their
fellow citizens in other parts of the Union, in hum
bly, and submisslvely bowling TO this dispensation
oi God, and in expressing their deep grief on an ocs
casion OF such a severe national calamity, aad in
rendering TO the family OF the deceased President
their sincere sympathy.
.. That IN view OF our national sirs, and Jus, ex-
posure To other and more severe tokens OF The inst
Judgments OF God, tins Presbytery cordially adopt
the recommendation OF President Tyler; and enioin
on all the Churches under It's care the observance Of
the lith day Of May nex,. as a day of Fasting
Illumination and Prayer TO God, that through his mer-
cy IN Christ We may be preserved as a nation from
farther affective dlspensations of his Providence.
that we may enjoy peace and security in all our
Oo'ueis' anu hooNe az, DC favored with pure, ex-
tensive and powerful reyiyals of true goodness; that
we may be exalted by righteousness as a nation
whose God is the Lord,
Bird. That the Pesbytery deem il highly proper
that on that day the ordinary business Of life be
suspended. as far as practicable, in all our churches,
thatall the people may have an opportunity Of as
semblIng in their houses of Worship, and uniting in
such acts OF humiliation and prayer, and in hearing
such dlscourses as may be suitable to the occasion.
4th. That copy of these Resolutions be forth
with furnished for publication in the various news.
papers publlshed within our bounds. with a respect
ful request Tor their insertions; and also that they be
re I'd before the Congregations by the Bishop, or
officiating Minister, on some Sabbath previous 10
the l4ih day Of May.
WIN. BROWN, Moderator.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

BLOWING UP.-Llst week a son OF the Emerald
Isle left Dayton ~ a wagon, by tbs Union road.
tie had o fur cap on his head, and IN the esp a halt
pound Of g%unpoWdor done up in paper. He lighted
his upe on the commencement Ofbis pumsy, and
smoked a4eFg ~ roI5 unut 10 was s,u,hsd With the
when he pulled OF his cop, and having
Deposited The pipe along with the powder, replaced
II upon his head Ia lev minutes the poudereI-
Pleded, blew of the cap, sInsed neaJy all the hair,
OF his head. and burned his forehead and clee Ks
most wOfuly.-Dayf0H Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

"M. bDDlh.
THE NEW suOCkOk HILL BoOK-
OhE am now opening, nj the above stoIe,a
hne assortment Of sCHO l. books, In the elementary
and In the higher branches ofthe English Language Ihaye
almost every variety Ia the Classics also. Many of my
BOOKS are new an deserve special examination Among
which are HALLS series Of Reading Books, the be 4 In The
United states, Which are offered for sale 10 suit purcha-
sersi they consist Of Halls Primary Reader, Halls Read.
sPs Manual Halls Reader Guide. In addition, 4 have oil
ney's New Arithmetic, containing a new plan of eStraeIins
koots-he has rendered the Rules for Fractions very sim.
pie Particular attention has been paid to elucidaie the
Rules Tor Mensura'inn; to which IA added a valuable Appen.
dix. olney's Introduction to the Study of Geography. is a
thai most Interesting study. The Youths Mammal Of the
Constitution oithe United states. D., 2 Fellows, Eco This
work should be in every famIly-no young man should be
Without one-cNplnaioy questions and answers are an
neIed To the 'rk Foote's New Primer, being a new me.
ihod OF teaching the Alphabet aud frst lessons In spelling
and Reading. with examples In pauses.
orders VIII DO received for valuable :. 4. Books and pti.
vafe Libraries.
Orders senit o the before the 9th Of Nay, for choice $ =
lectons Of Books, viii he furaishCd In any binding desit.
ed, al shot notice. Books, either Medical, Law. The To-.
Rtcal, or Miscellaneous, will be furnished agreeably to or
der. ] am constantly receiving new supplies Ia my line,
and shall make my assortment complete. By faithful at
tcntion tn business, ! hope to warrants shareo public pa.
troBage. n. Y. PERKINS,
Nearly opposite Messrs. Valentine a Lreeden.
PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS
The Anti. Bilious aud Anii-nyspeIiic Remedy, purely We.
gefable-a substitute for Caiomel-for sale by the sroce or
boz: price d cts. Testimonials as 10 the virtue Of these
pills may be had % my counter. II. y. p.
m6-ditCIHWtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

The weather continues cold and unpleasant,
which some, curious in such matters. ascnLe to the
ce'bergs off the coast. When, in 1916, the Ocean
was full, as now, with immense masses Of floating
ice-there was frost every month in the year, ex.
cept one. Arsal-Wo shall have frost n month,
this vear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
NEW YORK MARKETS. Monday.

FLoUR-ss is the established price for com
mon bpnds, Western.
. COTTON Sales are steady, about s To 500
bales per day, bu, without the slightest change in
p,ise.
GRAIN Sales Of both Corn ard Rye q, 50 .
S. cents. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

Speaker ef the merit House OF Representatives..
The National lntelligencer states, that the maine.
OF the following gentlemen have been mentionediu
connex'on with this distinguished post:
George N. Briggs, of Massachusetts.
John NJ. Bolts, of Virginia.
Caleb Gushing, OF Massachusetts.
VIM. c. Dawson, of Georgia.
Willard Fillmore, OF New York.
Thomas w. Gilmer, of Virginia.
Wm. Cost johnson, Of Maryland.
Joseph Lawrence, Of Pennsylvania.
John White, OF Kentucky.
Henry A.. Wise, Of Virginia.
The Alexandria Gazette contains the subioined
nomination of Gov. Giimer, n gentleman who.
whist Two years Speaker OF the House of Dele.
gates of this State, proved himself eminently fitted
for such a station -
To the Editor OF the Alexandria Gazette.
The necessity OF having, for the NEXT House of
representatives n presiding officer, qualified TO
preserve It's dignity, ard to facilitate It's transaction
OF business, is now universally conceded. would
not indulscin q single invidious reflection upon the
late incumbent, or any of his immediate predeces.
sors, but II must be admitted that n more decided
OF the legitimate power OF the Chair /, ne.
cessiry to restore the popular branch of the Nation
al Legislature To the confidence and respect of the
People. Several gentlemen, OF distin-
worth and ability, have been brought for
ward by their respective friends for the office, and |
"N' ~ B'OHOoc OAn |
THOMAS WALKER GILMER, Ex.Gover.
nor oil The State. has just been elected in one of the
most enlightened Districts of virgisi,, by a ma lori
ty which, considering the brief notice of his being .
candidate, and other circumstances OF the canvass.
shows how strong is the hold he has on the affections
OF his constituents. To those who have seen Gov.
Gilmer, as Speaker of the House of DELEGATES of
! need not say that, in all the srsits and
accomplishments requisite TO make an acceptable
presiding officer, he has few superiors. He posses
.es, IN an eminent degree, and in happy union, tact,
decision and courtesy of manner. He is
well yersed in parliamentary law, and has had the
oeneht OF some experience in administering it,
Whilst his we'll known Wing sentiments are a sufi
,ient guarantee for his party fealty, he possesses
nat independence, moral sense, and moral courage.
which will ever prevent him from prostituting Inc
'ower aud influence Of the chair. He would ADM.
'ister It's duties with the most rigid impartiaIity.
l have not a DOUBT, with as much dignity
orompiness, and general ability, as any man of the
wing party IN the present House OF Representa-.
ives.
will only add to this feeble tribute to the merits
a irieno, the assurance that his election TO the
Speakers Char would be hailed with delight bv
he whole Wing party, and many of the opposition
men OF VIRGINIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
Triples

THIS Compound Extssot Of sarsaparils has sained The
II preference fthc Faculty over every other ptepar..
ton Of sarsapafilta now W use, for The cure Of serofni.
and other Diseases which depend upon an impnre bshIt
or scrofnloua c%Unfhion Of Tho system, and win be fouod
hiahiy beneficial IN an eases where ssraspsrns ls used
Hl prepared without boiling from the most apprI ved ace.
The sonve nrinclple Of tho root, ND p ssesses decided I'd.
Va ltafes over the ordinary prepsralons, which are ma %
-(see Wood 4 Baehc'sU =. DispsnsspuJ
further supply Just received bv
ALEXANDER DUvAL. 4 co,
Agents for Richmond
| EAhtLt bACOn-Tbe subscnbers have a few
~ huaoredp unds Of Family BACON, whlchthev viii ssII
e'e'P eP" PRETrEP q PEAKE. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
THE RACES

The second dty's race, Proprietor's Purse, $3.50,
two mile heats, came off yesterday. After three
heats, all the competitors were Withdrawn. and the
purse given to Betsey White.
Time-lst heat, ; So; I'd. 4 ?; Sd, 4 8.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

TTIIs isto inform the heirs NJ Saph Grubbs, deceased.
II that am ready 20 pay them their icgscios, due from the
Estate. Of WIN shelton. decd, lately IN the possession Of
Ann wooden, dcc'd, and would thank them 10 come Tor
warl aud receive the same, as shall not expect to pay
any Interest on tho money. DAVID " JONES,
W -wtW' Admir- NJ rarah Grubbs. deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
JUST OPENING BONNETs, FANCY
HEAD DRESSES. &c.

AT Private SAILS.
JUST received from the Northern Manufactures . large
~ invoice, comprising = general assortment Of Paocy
straw and Braid Hsnneis. ladies' Hats. Fancy Head Dref.
ses, al q the latest style The attention of The Ladies IL
solicited. Grea bargains will be offered 81 wholesale or
retail mo INLOEs a ROTTEN
HONEY, MOLAssRs n SUDAN
III 3 nerces Cuba Honey
3 hhda superior PORTO Rico Moiafsca
% hhda Porto Rico Sufar, receiving, for sale.
me WEBS HOOKER \ HAMILTON.
noyT a cos oFFICB,-Dnwina comes 10.
~ night. e20,OO. ~ Of 1000 Tickets IS Por safe az
NC HOYT = CUs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

iDs Advertisers are requested TO hand ir their
advertisements AZ as early an hour Of The Gsy ss
practicable. All advertiser ents intended Tor inssr.
ton m the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before 5 o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
sertion IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06
or RlC8MoND

SAILED,
Schr Americ-. Summer, Boston, coal.
Sehr Sedrin, Knowles, Boston, coal.
Sehr Senaiss, Moise, Charls,,oo, Aour, &c.
Steam Boat Columbus. Parrish, Baliimors, ,os
baceo, sc.
S"hr Premier, JAWS, Boston, coal.
sehr &C Tebriskie. willets, dropped down Jas.
River to lad with wood
sehr Abigail, Crane, Chickabomiay, to load with
sehr A somsrs, TiIby, New York. coal.
MEMORANDA. rf
NEW YORK, May 3-Arrived, Schrs Jose-
from Petersburg.
CITY POINT. May sth-Auived, Ship Me-
dora, Brpy, from Boston, to c. Palmer.
Cleared; Ba'qae Alasco. Lecraw, Glasgow, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-06

BIRDS OF AMERICA.
Nos. "a and 2s received. The I,,,sr comnl.,..
Vol. I'd: Subscribers will please call for their mum.
bers. It's particularly requested Of tho,s In A.
rear, especially Of the Few who have paid noth;ne.
mat their several dues may be paid without furthe.
delay. The expense OF disqualification 10 very hs.-
w and . necessarily pail weekly.
ROCK RACEs-sPRING. IslI-
OYER THE FAIRFIELD COURSE.