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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
DEATHS.

At his residence. IN iIonrco County. on Satur.
day morning. the 2nd instant, Mr.. GEoRaE KEE-
SIZE. ST., 10 the 10Th year Of his age, an old emil
respectable citizen.
Died. nt her residence, in Caroline county, on
the 9TH February Mrs SARAH TALIAFgRRo, widow
OF the late Thomas Talialerro, in the Nth year Of
her age. Her disease was Apoplexy, and It's work
Of death was accomplished within a few hours. But
her surviving friends have the consolation Of believ-
ing, that she had made thorough preparation Zoe
death. She had, two years previously attach
ed herself to the Baptist Church, ut Mango
hick, and, by her cheerful obedience, and UNI.
form devotion TO Rilision, had given the best
evidence OF her supreme love TO God. The
traits OF character which she most prominently
developed wero decision sincerity and kindness.
Placed by Providence, at the head Of the boarding
department ofa Female Academy, she was peen.
ary fitted for the station. Her truly maternal IN.
nuence inspired the pupils with sentiments OF re.
spect and veneration. Order and happiness seemed
TO reign all around her The accomplished instruc.
tress Of the school has lost ardent friend and an
efficient coadiutor. But the children ofthe deceased,
ofwhom she letsx, must feel their loss most keonly
They have been Suddenly bereaved ola guide-n
counsellor-a mother. How can they more efeclu-
ally evinco their gratitude for her kindness, sud their
reverence Tor her memory, than by initiating her
godly example MAY Heaven grant them grace
to walk in her footsteps while on earth, and event.
uay TO unite with her IN the pure enjoymonts Of
the skies. n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
CONGRESS -FRIDAY-

In The House on Friday, MIR Barnard called up
privilege questionable reconsideration Of the vote
referring the claim Of Blair < Rives to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. Tho motion Tor re- con.
siderntion prevailed, and the claim was referred to
a select committee.
Sundry private bills from the Senate were then
read twice and referred. Reports from committees
were received by general consent. When they
were gone through, MIR Underwood attempted TO
bring up the District Bank Bill, but was unsuc-
cessful.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole.
MIR Arnold IN the Chair, to take up a private en- D..
lendar.
Mr. Mangum reported bill in the Senate yes,er.
day Tor the appointment OF a board OF ten officers
two from each grade IN the Navy, TO frame rules
and regulations Tor the government, Of that service
After the presentation Of several petitions and the
reception Of message from the Executive with re-
terence TO our intercourse with Texas, tho Senate
went into an Executive session, and subsequently
adjourned until Monday next.-.uGdisoiiaii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY NIGHT,


The letters by the Acadia reached town by to
days mail. They confirm the diseouraging accounts
received yesterday in relation 10 the state OF the
Liverpool Cotton market Shipments were losing
from three To five dollars q bale.
Our own market was seriously affected by these
adviees and buyers declined operating unlcs. at a
concession in prices. holders felt disinclined TO
meet the views OF purchasers, in consequence of
which a very limited business was transacted. en-
bracing rs far ms could learn only 300 bales at
slight decline on previous quotations We omit
our figures until the market assumes a more settled
appearance.
About $50 hhds Tobacco have changed hand,
within the past two days at rather easier prices.
The Sugar market is dull at ; n &c for extreme
qualities We notice sale on plantation of 23O hhds
at 81 a f!c.
Money matters are unchanged, and the rates
for uneuIent money are the same as quoted yester-
day.-E q. Bee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
Prom the Mississippi Guard.
THE GRAVE.

~ EoHRRr JossEtYv.
WY should the good 70 iherel
Us cold and dark abode
nor Tue holy men Of praise anil prsver
WHO nave twct 80 long M the plsaa,uf mir
AMI sunshine Of their God.
Why 90 the learned and wise
10 house so close and datuf1
iheY can gaze nor there NJ the mys,ie skics
N3I watch the stars as they fan aud rise
NOT read 10y ihe midnight lsmp
WHY 20 The rich and CAV
To hui, 80 mean aud small
- cualoc ~ mere Tor PROUD display:
mere rs scarcely room in tie walls al eisv
FOR tie busy wsrmn 10 crawl
hut for iin who b. ri rug slinr on
10 Wild ambiiionia race
VITO ieels that tie goal cannot be won
VA his spirng drrop and HE sffengfi b. ,o,c
rs quiet resting place.
As for him who has weary grown.
OF world That loves him moi
whose joys have vanished and i.oues t,y, ,i..,.,
Whose only wish j. 10 be alone. "'
Indeed, Ills an envied spot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

The Borquc Bachelor. Capt. Horton, Just cleared
for Cowes, has taken IN all her cargo at Rockets.
She is owned 10y Messrs. Hatkins Il Libby of this
city. We should be sratihed to hear of an increased
number of such vessels, so well calculated to the
trade Of our riyer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 4.
Mr.. CLAY,s VALEpICToRY,

The sketch Of Mr. Clay's farewell in the Senate
copied from the Globe-ihe Intellgeneer, con-
tanning it, not coming to hand in time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
"a Mi,,i,sippi RS. Distrib.iion.

1--WE have another State TO stand along eide 8.
Caroline, Alabama. and Virginia, in opposition TO
the system OF Distribution. VI Enqurrr.
No wonder Mississippi is opposed to Ds,rbu-
ton. wba, does she want with Money! She has
way Of paying her debts wi,houtthe aid Of funds.
When Virginia acquires the same skill in fnancier.
ing, them and not I'LL then, may she initiate the ex
ample Of Mississippi
To quote Mississippi rs authority against Dis.
tributon denotes melancholy state OF political mo-
rality, aud supon par with the apprehension of
certain Senator, that the public morals would be
corrupted by the receipt of the money,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

EJrf we're necessary to expess ,ss byposfi'
~ OF Capt Tyler ia his late Message touching the
Land money. nothing would be easier. AZ the
time he recommended the Distribution Act in June
last, the same financial embauassmen,s existed.
which DO a, present. He was then applying for a
loan Of " millions to meet the pressing wants Of the
iosetnment-He knew then, as he knows now,
That The present rate Of duties would be inadequate
to supply the wants Of the Treasury. lie knew
then, that the compromise act did not limit the Ta
rHto 20 per cent, and that act did contemplate
the Land Money as a source Of revenue.-But il 10
worse than idle to dwell upon the disgusting theme
Of his dupliei,y, and inhdety to every pledge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

The President Is on the safe side. lie is guided
exclusively by the wants Of the country IN ali hi.
acts. Those who oppose him, necessarily oppos.
the best interests Of the country The natural con
sequence is, that the great mass Of the People viii
vindeste and sustain him .Nadisonfan.
We are altogether Of the same opinion with the
official Gazette. Ills EHeelleney is the puris, pn
tfiot, the greatest statesman, and the most popusi
man, ever known in this country He has neyet
hsd a thought Of himself since he came into power
Tie consulls only the vents q bis suffering eoun
"ymenl All men Of oil parties honour and glonfy
MN Tor his disnteresedness his strict love Of truth
hs serupulou' adherence tohis pledges-his fidelity
70 his luends-hs nice sense OF honor The PEG
ple viii vindieSte and sustain him While Truth,
Honour and Virtue hsveO vo,ary, John Tyler will
be worshippedi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

Mr.. CONRAD, the new Senator, from Louisiana
ss native Of Winchester in this state--and brother
Of tie very intelligent Senator from the Frederick
District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
Matagorda, March 10,

No Steamship for T. 'gland.-In conseque nee Of
the breaking of her hiatt, the Columbia will make
INC passage from Halifax TO Liverpool under sail. IL
being impossible to procure shaft on this siie
without coming to New York. The Unicorn will
take the mail and passengers TO Halifax, and nut
them on board the Columbia. We hear that n mum
Der OF persons who were intending to 90 out in the
columbia, have taken passage in the Liverpool
packet OF the LIST, which will no doul, AMY. ,be,s
IN advance OF the steamer. The Unicorn leaves
Boston on Saturday.-Erpress, March 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

Recommendations Kincheloe, Of Harm
son, and Cox, OF Lewis, members of the House Of
Delegates, and MIR Newman, the Senator from the
Wheeling district, were members OF the Education
Convention which assembled at Clarksburg last
summer, and all Of them voted in favor Of receiving
the share Of Virginia in the land fund, and appro.
priating It to purposes Of education; but in the Lee
gIslaturc they voted against receiving il ut ali,
The party screws put upon them at Rich.
mond, and they couldn't hold out WIN Repub.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

III pretty quarrel appears to be in progress
between the Globe and some branch OF the Nad;so.
man. Who is the bellgcreni on the part Of tho
latter cannot be exactly ascertained-as there is an
mpeneirable nebulosily nbou, the proprietorshp OF
that concern, as well as the actual existence Of Mr.
'John Jones" But this is not important Both
Establishments have printed %, 900 copies each Of
the compendium OF the Census-a voluminous and
costly Puohcauon-when tie law only authorizes
the publication Of 10000 in all. The Globe caims.
that the contract was made with IL for the pr,n,no
and, oil course, demands the pny The Madso-
man. on the other hand contends that the eont,sc,
with the Globe was Unauthorized. and ths,.fo,o
null and void and that it, some Of its secret mar,
ners, are entitled to the remuneration. TWENTY
thousand copies more than will b5 paid for bsvo
been printed, and ono or the other must lose i'm.
mensely. The matter has been referred TO n Com
mttee Of the House, who have had witnesses before
'hem to ascertain the legality Of the first contract
that with the Globe. Some rather queer develon-
ments are said TO have been made by one or the
witnesses Mr. Weaver, late Clerk in the Stat.
Deparment-who gives earnest or his yerncitv bv
resignlng his office. The circumstance is referred
TO, IN the following extract from MIR Lanes speech
| MIR Chairman, let me suppose case. for ,b.
| sake OF illustration. Suppose that Mr. Webs,er
wished at one time to silence the thunders Of Tho
Globe agsinsi the Administration, and TO effect tbot
purpose sent Mr. Weaver TO employ the editors Of
that paper 10 print certain census papers and ,bo,
| Mr. Weaver did so employ the said editors. INT
mat the editors did not choose 10 support the Ad
mnsiraiion, and then Mr. Webster repudated the
contract and hired the editor Of the Madisonian IN
PRINT the same papers; and then LET me suppose that
VII weaver WaB summoned 10 o n Lefore n rcr,,...
tee oi this House 70 testify in relation 10 the matte
snd mat Mr. Webster upon learning the fact tbot
| mr Weaver vas to give his evidence before The
! COMMITTEE tod him 10 beware what he did And
men suppose that Mr. Weaver was n clerk in Mr..
! WeDsiers ONCE, and that he construed Mr. Wei.
! sier's language into threat to dismiss him r,,r,
once he told The truth, and that Weaver like nm
honest man, Immediately resigned his Office n III,
supposed ense Is founded IN truth, what confidence
can We have m Mr. Wcbsicrs rccommendation51r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
MONEY NAAnKEr

Although money is tight things are getting n H..
tie easier. The banks are enabled to discount more
freely. To morrow being packet day there is
good deal more doing in exchange. The hest
drawers are asking l07 to 1871 for sterling, but
good bills are TO be had at l05lal07.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

The Mad'sonian is in ecstaees at the passage oil
the Loan Bill. The solutions of the Kitchen will
have butter 10 their parsnips now.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
nj A r | N E .
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water this day, ut o. o'clock, A. NJ.

High Water this day, ut 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
CLEARED,
Barque Bachelor, Horton, for Co~es and a mar
ket, with $40 hhds tobacco, by Charles Palmer.
MEMORANDA.
Philadelphia, April 2-Auived, schr Leader
Somers. days from Richmond.
-, Baltimore, April 2-Cleured, sehr Eliza Ann,
Thomas, Norfolk and Richmond.
NEW YORK, March STARVED, Schr Mas.
saU, Dearborn, Richmond -four.
10 The Annual Meeting of the Virginia BIBLE society
will be hcldin Tuuy Church. on Tuesday tho 9Th instant
a. 1t O'Clock IN the morning. ap+ MAT
~ AUCTION-Conec whiskcy. &c. INF, morn.
Ing at Davenport & Aliens Auction. ana II
trJ- TEMPERANCE Those persons who lave
Hreay gwen In their MINES members ~ the Vrsioa
state Total Absn nee society requested a. call AZ r
obert hunioTds ofec, and their subsc rpf1n
dollar and by calling nj The Peakc they vii,
have an opportunity ofIccoi ling their names 10 Inc Con-
siuiion Others, disposed TO MD good cause arc
respectfully requested 90 observe the above notice bv
doing which they will become full members
GEO. II. PEAKE, Cor Sec'ry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

MONEY MATTERS IN BOSTON-Tb,
Boston Atlas Of Wednesday says, "the Money
MARKET has been exceedingly que, for the Ia,
.hree days, and ue may say that better dsposl.
t, n has prevailed among the business oommunitv
pc amount Of paper now falling due s not vefv
lay" w. and Consequently the transaeionson Change
~ ughI There ~ not, however, any ehenge Of
TIE rates asked out OF door. The broksrs md
Ip,'",nu arc very careful in discountine paper.
'.. ,e ,' are preparing to pay the Aprii ssm.
nnua' dividend, and therefore are diseounting vs,v
I'.e. iteasury Notes are 10 more demand for nav,
soJS ,,".,'ol dues, and have improved they
'O'U Je''e'uaJ "Xa2t per c. discount II Bali, Pei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
From ne MartfnsJurg Gsr,tt,
NOMINATIONS


The Wing convention which "a, in Bath. on Mon
day last, nominated Major David Gibson, Of Hamp
shire, as the Wing candidate for the Senate. TO sup
ply the vacancy created by the resignation Of M
Faulkner. We do not doubt that the people at III,
polls will cordially second the nomination w,
had the honor Of sessions service in the House Of
Delegates, with Major Gibson, ard found him an
uneommonly shreWd, sagacious and industrious
member conelioung in his department, firm and
seaoi''' IN his principles and thoroughly devoted to
,seIe's OF hs constituents lis whole e gives
assurance that the public interests viii he ~ M.
' 49,. anu We bespeak for him cordial and tri-
u'ePnan' support from the people Of his district
-, Inc Loco TOGO Convention awarded Mr. Tbor,.
Sloan, Of Hampshire, the honor Of eoming vnb'a
several hundred'votes Of seat in the senate.
,oOA'h, Esq, was nominated by the Wb,o, r.,
the House o. Delegates, and Peter Dyebe F.sT H.
me Loco'. We have no fear but that lie wb,e,
OF Morgan will be true 10 their principles and ~,
9imPhanty vindicate them by the election Of Csp,.
Ash. ~'P''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

That ingenious person, the editor OF the Madiso-
man, gives, in his last bu. one tn indeseribabc
rousness. the following, evidently without dream,
CLEAN, stray notion flor idea, we dare not say,
such thing never having made itself conscious in
his sensoriuml of what is really meant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04

MARKETS, March 81.
FLOUR-The market il very dull TO day. Some
sales Common brands at sc so.
WHlSKEY at ICY .-ErpresI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
FOR RENT

The Marshtll House. for tho balance Of the
ffEFH year Tie rent will be required quarteriy TO
hsasM ho paid ~ the Dtnk Of Virginia aud Fsfmerei
<-A-2- Bank. The two tonemenis will be rented 10.
geihcr separately. Possession will bc given during
this month, as soon a. the heathofa family boarding ji
the sud my own will admit Of moving.
Hpf q WIN. CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
EXPERIMENTAL. EARNING

The following letter. from an overseor To his en-.
ployer, member of Congress. gives an amusing
picture Of experimental farming" and will, NO
doubt, be recognised any thing but fancys sketch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
FOR GENTLEMEN.

ICE ICE "a cargo Of lee, from Boston, expected
A here In about wcok--for saie by
spf J.PFOGG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-04
LANDRBTH's GARDEN SEED

4 ADy's BOOK--Thc April Number tho Lad, B.,
i 4 Hook, received AZ the nooksf0re ~
NH ~ SMITH, DRfNKER MORALS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16

Oswpoo, 9Th May 1872
J. G. BENNETT, Esl;-
DEAR SIR
Mr.. Hull, of the Commercial Herald, or some one
for him. in noticing the run upon the oswcgo Bank
and the article in late y. Y. Herald, affects TO he
licve it was and is % but puny effort 81 few dis
affected persons, who could not comIssnd all the
facilities they required" Now then. Mr. Hull
knew that he did not state facts; for at the time he
was indiiing his editorial, the laborins classes
were presenting the rags" and getting their dol.
lars, and the game is yet in full operation. as am
lnformed-in tact ] saw no less than five persons
who paid the Osvero Bank y visit this dav and
drew from her vaults about ~ vo--thia together
with what has been drawn out within tho past ten
days, VIII amount 10 about sb,VD. 60 great wss
the run at the onset, that one Of The Bank gentle
men sent of 10 Ssckes TO get The -illcr" and
returned with three boxes. Tn. Bank had been
paying out her spanish quarters, cents, and other
small Change previous 20 getting aId from one 81 bet
sisters--and from appearances their last boz NUT
have been produced th,s day There - much need
Of Bank in Cs1eyo. bat the onc We now have llas
ceased TO be beneficial 20 the public, and - liks
some OF the rotten brokers 10 Wal street They
enable some hali DOZEN men 20 niononoiiSr OIL Their
discounts and thereby, the business I'd the place
thus they prevent small OPERATORS from dong that
extent OF business they ought Gas business men.) 10
make il profitable. How long such a state II
things will be- upheld IN this community IN not Tor
me 10 saw but the Bank viii be called ap1n To- l-y
their noics. and hope those who bold her nOies
will not delay 10 present them ere u 10 too late.
However much our local papers may rt'emrf ,o mon
u the old hull, she sink---and u the hasn.--
and lsboring classes not drsirous IL being
caught. as with the late Commercial Bank of o,,,e-
go. then let them get the dollars while they may he
had DxwKoo.
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An Acrostlc

On Mrs E"A, SMITH. the vito and guardian an gel
Josrrn, the great Mormon Prophet.
The rose that blooms on yondcr tree
Opening Ia the sun
Must csor tempt the busy bee,
Returning to rs task, like thee;
Since duty must he done
Eternal wisdom made man
Made trees and mountains too
Made flowers and fruits and all that can
Adorn and beauufy his plan
30 perfect and 50 true.
Man loved TO among the flowers
In spangliDg dew drops seem
Tochccr his lonely morning hours
HIS heart improve enlarge his powers,
God spread the charming scene.
Unholy thoughts did not arise
All come from heaven above;
Religion-daugsier Of the skies
Descends-wnh meek and warming eyes,
In search Of one TO love.
Adam a.iores the angel bright.
Now standing by his side
Aud cries, My I've, my love, my light,
Vow take mr. as thy welded right,
Tod CAV. thee as my bride.
i've salu,cs him With kiss
tiong may such love rcmein,)
Oh Adam, dear, take this and this
foria thee centres all my bliss,
It's sure holy fame.
How blcst were they within that bower
Enjoying hone, moon
tirecn trees, With fruits and every hour
kegaled With oiours from each flower,
Even In bcautcous bloom.
Aud - IL not through woman dear
That our religion springs
My soul hes virtue must revere
Ga her rcly and hove her here
Religion binds her wings
Nsy hight most holy from above
On womans path still shine
Never hlss'. but as dove
Pouring lorh hes notes OF love
Reckoning lore divine.
oh may thy influence still inspire
Prophets and holy men;
tesseas ho'en prophets who with hrc.
knkiniled FROM above, desire
To sprcal the fame again Ct.ct~sArr,
Arlington House, May 1, lst?.
This sen describing dese ending from heav eli 10
Adam az an angel IN the shape ofrebgion-Ep Hrs.Lp
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New ark. Ohio.

=, - a, ~,
" ' we "e'i,aj
Nt"hh, cpiio, May ii, ISL
Btsias@- JfGttiiHg - TsBlytrantc Tie Nec1rk
Iax.,ufs-f;oa. n n T,,yla.
H.. .. I,,p -. l..: o,
~ f''F~~' - o"sn' 80 On 'ic chio
canai thir srii'er, bI' we hope to have such aotn
dan; harvests Us To be enabled 10 pay of our debts
and IN nay down for wha, pood. we NAV ,r,,, from
49, -, -. 70 en- ' a"' "o"
'e eas'eih marSes III 'he IAN In the latter part
OF the season OF canal navigation, we anticipate a
sufficient increase of businc.s In max. ~, e.r IN.
Greece, a,JI.... ri. ..,-.. r -
" A"o na"oe' " "avehers TINS
season IL, th'nk, unusually great and II the
bcr al this early period in the s.ason il any indica
,;on o,r s,e,msrs our ,.o.l ,.,L.,. - -
-, -, - "'''' p"'"','' anu o"f
coaches' WIN De loaded down Tor long time TO
come with those who arc Fastening from the hot
beds of eastern society," from viewing the fco,n,.
,,,;,.l, sr..l ;,,> -. -, S - -
'","'"N wins VI ""'"'e io"no
IN the east, and from the confinement OF business
or OF the schools, To riot amid the boundles. profu
sion and m,yn,6c.,c. n, ,.,,,. :, ,h. c'ou.,
-, - "' '"'V,eu
wen i"ey want 10 see our hoo1e lakes. unriyniled
elsewhere IN The world our gigantic riyeis, beside
which most others ere but pigmies our nr,;,,es
IN. .v,..,, of ,,,;.,L a.. - -, - -
~ " ""'' ''s y 'a""o' 'ahe VI our
iaiis OF 81 Anthony; the red men who roam through
the vast forests which stretch beyond the Rocky
Mountains aud, escaping from confinement they
want TO ENJOY little az uatur,'. freedom, n ichl,,
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Rlsr " rnr WESTERN RVrRs.--Thc Cincinnati
AcrnbAcAn Of las, saturday says III. nver ls ~
tinE ragldly, and n already within four or five feet
II iaiham'r store ~ the foot Of Niain-sireei This
grcal end sudden rise. however extends only the
mouth at ths hsnhswa. which has riscn nearly
hurry feet iIos the effects oi the late heavy rains.
All our exchange paprrs spcak It heavy rains also
AZ ID. Nor,h The Lebanon star -ays much
water iell the early par IL the week particularly
io the Norih ~ this. The linlr Miami, ~e under
stand, hlcheT on Iacsisy las1 than n had been
knOvn before Coz twenty years"