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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

In the communication, made D., the Editor Of
the Enquirer, 'wiIh his accustomed fiankncss.' IS
to the iIIu,trious Major Noah-as reported ii, the
latter and It's accuracy conceded by the former,
we are told:
AS 10 me patronage Of the GorcyRmcnL. (sad
" he, Riichic) rien II is used discrceHya as an aur.
" Hiory 10 sustain purity in porcr, Us influence
Sc cannot be- nateh, but lha; patronage alone can
" never build up a party for any man. "
Mr. Van Buren, used this patronage to sustain
himself in power, and Notwithstanding it was frlt.
il did not avail him. He was romcd-and now.
without The aid ofthi, patronage, and without hav.
ing done & hand''-turn to make the people thinl,
better Of him, hc expect, to be restored!
But the point in this communication to which we
would call public notice, is the manifest approval Of
the principle Of using tic patronage Of the Govern.
mcnt for party ends. Coming from 50 high q
source. this !, to be- regarded "a, one Of the carli.
NIL doctrines Of the Democratic faith. We all
know il bad been often prctiscd upon but respect
for public sentiment. and fear Of the consc.
Tucnccs have caused il 10 be- very rarely avowcd
and in thi, case, it is acknowledged in secret no.
collation. never designed Tor the public eye. Thi.
circumstance u1Nfh'lf lllr't'l ~ u'llNtllH lifIl
add, 10 H. Importance. II shows that il is dclibc
rcy entertained, and forms part and parcel Of III,
Democratic policy.
Heretofore in the better days Of the Republic
Inc universal opinion Of the country held that ih'
offices oi the Government wcr" designed for th'
promotion Of the public gooi--ior the benefit q
the people, aud Of right .boud bc bestowed oi
those, who would most faithfully and efficiently dis
charge their duties. Mr.. Madison maintained tha
q departure from this rule. and prostitution Of liz
patronage Of the Government 10 mere party pur
poses. would warrant and demand an Impeachment
Of the President.
II the standard Of public morals is 20 reduced
that il can be- openly avowcd with IMMUNITY. thn
the public offices are the rewards Of pansans-
and that rulers may keep themselves in power, con
lrary to the popular will 10y means Of patronage am
corruption, our boasted institutions cannot last be
cause the people willb already unworthy Of them
"COrrupton Gas Gen. Jacksononce said, wheI
seeking the popularpPpor) will become the orle
Of the day"-and all history proves that Libcrt.
cannot survive the demise Of morals and the yir
tue Of the people
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S6,7iO,Os3 IL S6.96s. i53 {
ARREST OF PIRATES

David Babe and George Matthew's two of the nitrate.
and murercrs recently belonging To the Sarah LAWNS,
were arrested al the house OF Mr. Knowles No Wash
ngion street. yesterday morning, and are now in custody
oi 'nI L. . Marshall They are both yonng Babe
ssaid To he native OF England Matthews belongs To MARY
land They had AN accomplice named William Webster
who has not been arrested and supposed TO have gone
Philadelphia.
The pirates landed about miles below Newport fR L.,
(on the opposite shorc) Saturday night and gave the boat
the scooncrs compass and SiI money next morning o.
b' Newport Here they remained during Sunday
at the ayorn ni Mr. Knight At o'clock in the afternoon
they took the boat for Providence, and day crossed the
railroad for Stnningpn and arrived here in the steamboat
Massachusetts on Tucsday mornng.-N Y. Tlibnnc.
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"whc passing by well wooded and dcmensne with
fine manor house the centre remarked that
Gaulowu, the property oui klmaine formerly the
the Ias OF Ecvrcr. Brlvi
d'e married IN 1886 Mary thu daughter OF Ior Niscouni
worth she wondcrous beautiful hut for
eie To jealousy his determined spirit had
GannNn house for year., allowing only
tendance confidential
OF her day neer, prime life.
world forgetting. by The world torgO-but unknown
knowingguadcd by the husband
nstieatci BY than Spanish jealousy and
under ie influence OF than Spanish by the death
her oi she last liberated hraon During
ears life Vcnturd call his Illegal conduct
quesuon for he them
ni"rtcrc ia behalf OF anil the
clever and handsome
character that chevaher hardy enough
irnpthe Of the lovely from durance In
they managed ireland hundred
THE Parliament cNsicncc"-.i Tear 10 CoHsaHgly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

From ne Ro,hss,s, Douoera, Of y,si,rdov
WHEAT IARyEsr-In some Of the towns Of our county
the wheat 1cds already geanodin all, harvest has
commenced. The quantity will not, probably, equal that
Of some previous years but the quality botter-
In addition 10 the specimens hHve already noticed,
have sample from the farm Of Judge Brown IN Og
den The heads large, and the berry unusually plump.
This is the general character Of the crop throughout the
country.
CRors ~ TIE GryrsrE V,Iry.-Tho DunsyilIc Re.
publican 81 the 18th says. "Iho wheat fields Ul
they promise orcwnrd the farmer for his labOrous cxcons
The berry has seldom been sound and healthy thf
season, and the crop free from unsoundnoss.
"Ihc weather has been favorable Tor haying, aud the
crop Of grass was mover better"
BrEE, Co., PA.Thc Reading Gazette, July 29h, suys:
The wheat crop has been good in Exeter aud Olcy
our best gram growing tOwn-hps docs not come far short
u lost years yield Rye Is rather hghtthe early having
been injured by the late Spring lross what there ~ how.
ever, s good Oats also light, though 10y what
could be called poor crop.
S,myLruL Co., PA.--rlc wheat IN this portion Of the
country IS nearly all secured and from what can learn
will yield fair and average cfopWHers JOUrsai. JHly
2gh
MurLiv Co PA-O farmers are pre- ty well tlroug, with
the grain harvest which hos bccn unusually late There
not SO much there last year. but the head
batter ted and Tie grlin fuller and heavier LecisfooB
Pa Gas, Jnig 2gh.
INDIANA Co PA-Tho dry weather has had an injurious
effect the Dat crop this county, aud also the inea
dows. Corn promises we'll We hear Of good deal Of
among the wheat EbeHsJurg NouHtaineer Of Iuig
goth
LuzrRN Co., PaOur farmers are in the midst u iheir
harvest There every prospect II fair average yield
the heads II wheat remarkably well filled and the berry
plump aud round. Potatoes extremely back ward
and IN the valley will be short crop. Oats do not prom
e foil yield. The quantity u hay Is not equal 10 for
m,r years IViikesJaTe Former.
Yrnow FrvrR,-Yestcrdsy rI,cre were no admission Of
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

We are gueved To learn that very intelligent and inter
osung lad named Francis &. AGED IL years son of Thorn
As H. Perkins, Jr Esq OF this city, his death by
very shocking accident, Tuesday last. lie with
his gun, and wishing io get into lt which le d.,
lance from the shore, lac extended the butt OF the gun to
draw in the boat In this attempt the gun discharged
and the whole charge entered the body o the unfortunate,
lad aud caused his instant DEATH Tins lamenabe accident
occurred Swan Island, kcnnobec River the country
residence Of Mr.. Perkins - Boston Atias.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

ENCuANcELLoR KENr.-Tms distinguished individual
attained his sOt year Monday. His health we under.
stand IL excellent, aud his mental faculties nearly active
lie resides beautiful country seat near Nor
own NJ j. and the evening Of his life apparently is calm
and happy its meridian Brilliant aud beneficial To his
fellow men, The members Of the New York State Bar.
animated 10y that common feeling Vi admiration and respect
which entertained towards him by all classes Of his fell
low citizens, appointed committee in every county, the
members OF which assembled at Utica during the recent
session Of the Supreme Court and voted aud address
presented To HIM the anniversary of his S0lh year, and
also passed resolution inviting him tn pnrtnko OF public
dinner al Suuioga or Albany, such time he might pense
10 designate. The committee from New York consisted #
nearly twenty five members, aud to it delegated the
trust Of carrying out the various arrangements. From this
body subcommittee formed consisting Of Hon. John
Duer Hon. b. f. Butler and A. Cr-i, Esq, who presented
the Address and Invitation to the ESChanceor his
IN New Jersey on Monday. They received in the
same noble spirit with which they rendered An an
swcr we believe, has yet been received. In day OF
two probably the nddress and answer will bc published by
the COmuiitcc.-N. Y. E1BTess.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

CLEARED,
Canal Boat Old Dominion, J. r. I.,cket, m,s,., ,,i.
80 tons mdE, tor Lynehburg, paying 500 ~ toll
boat Odd Virginia. G. Taylor. master with 2ol ,on,
mdx, Tor Lynehbury, paying S33 is toll WIS
Boat, Richmond. Il. q. D.yinny m.s,., ,,h ,,,
mdt. TOT Lynehbu,g. paying sec ~ toll ~ ''"'
Boat, John Randolph, WIN. Phelps, master with IN.
r., :r.nn a','" anu ..ynehourg paying Sit ~.
ma1 a 1Sr New Canton New Market aud ynehbarg, pay
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IRISH S0NG-LADY BELVIDERES LAMENT.
NV


Lonely and sad from slumber breaking,
When all the world IL lock'd in sleep,
With troubled soul to souow waking,
watch the silent stars. aud weep;
lweep for hopes too early blghied,
! weep for him, the changed Of heart,
Who scoms the vow iondy plghted
And wills that we Tor eyerpart.
We ruthless walls wherein lsnguish,
We cOldly echo back my signs;
Thou gentle moon, that marks my anguish,
Oh. send me comfort from the skies:
Tel me OF rest, when life II over,
In some bright world unlike To this,
Where iaiihess friend nor icslods lover,
Can come between my soul aud bliss.
We iaithless friends my side forsaking,
Like summer birds, when fortune shone
We tulter'd round my path. but breaking
Hearts are left t. die alone.
Oh, when the hand OF death has broken
The bonds OF this imprison'd frame,
The world shall find, by proof and token,
That mine was not guilty name.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07
Prom the Norfolk Ilcnld of Saturday
FIRST WING GUN FROM THE OLD NORTH STATE

FASQIUTANk-We have not received the returns Of.
hcay, bnt learn that Rnyner's majority Is about 1870
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. majority 80.
Chowan aud Gates sand 60 be nearly balanced.
The remaining counties be heard from are Curituck
Martin. Berthe, llcrtiord aud Northampton winch with the
most liberal, allowance Moore, will fall shor, Of Ravnots
present malouty by three hundred votes. The Wins
have done nOby, so far
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

The following comprises all the intelligence we
have received from the Congressional elections in
North Carolina, which took place last Thursday (:
From HE Raleigh Register Of Friday
THE ELECTION.
The general Election iDr Members Of Congress took
place throughout the State yesterday, but will Ice some
days before get complete The polls had not
been compared IN this Cy. when paper went To Press
but the Wing Candidate, II. w MuIEE, was long way
ahead
Prom Norfolk IlenI Of Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07
DEATH OF THE REV. MIR GREEN WooD

with the most sincere grei thatwc find ourselves cal
led upon To announce the death OF the Rev FRANcis VIII
LIAM Plrr GREENwooD, Pastor of the Kings Chanel i'm this
city This excellent man, aud we'll beloved minister de-
parted thus ie Yesterday morning, five O'clock at his
csIdence IN DuicIestcr- Rosion .IiLls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

u live are not mistaken the Enquirer has pledg.
ed itself To support the nominee of the national con.
venton The commiitaI was very probably made
under tine persuasion that 'herc no danger of that
pledge, IN respect 10 all except Nr. Van Buren,
But how will If act, if Colonel Johnson-who is
evidently gaining ground in the West, and is the
only Democrat who stands any chance for Pcnnsvl.
vanIa-should get the nomination WilIitabde
the decision On two former occasions. the De-
mocracy of Virginia refused To support Col. John
son for the Vice Presidency, and actually threw a.
way the vote of the State, rather than bcstow if
upon him; and, at the last election. they were. a.
shamcd to put his name on the tickct-altho' ia,
electors did, what the people would not voted for
him.
What will Richic and the Virginia Democracy
do if Colonel Johnson receives the nomination for
the Presidency viii they esteem him worthy Of
the first Office, after twice describing for the Sc.
condl
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L,puCATION.-Messrs. sNEAD " LERF.

HDUCATION.-Mcssr SNEAU q IEFF-
~ BORE open their English 1nl Classical School IN
Monday The 2s % August Tor eta session ~ Eve weeks
The rcgulsr VIII Monday
br AnIe usual branches n aoadcncai education VIII
tsuP the following English studes So per annun
teaHes $40 LATIN Grammar and Iessons Si0 Classical Latin
Authors aud Gfeek $50. French sl5.
B-sp.e'al attention wiz be- gwen TO wuting
au S-deoIwGgawU
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THE pOgT -MAsTER GENERAL.

We gratifed 10 thst the Hon Charles a. Wick
life was far recovered be able leave this city
Friday morning Tor Washington lie accompanied by
Me-ss. Graham and Gordon poftmasten- Of the city VI
New York and Boston, BAH. AmsrieaH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

PENNSYLVANIA DIALOGUE.
"llalo! Hard Cider! What do you think OF your Wig
President"
"llos dead, Heaven bless him What do you think Of
your 'DemOcTatic' Governor"
The Loco pulled his hat his eyes, and made tracks
yenUmously-N y TTiJuBe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

SLAVE Casa letter Ia the Philadelphia Inquirer.
from Princeton n. j., that cooured man named
james Johnson arrested there fugitive slave Leon-
ging to a Mr. Thomas, of Mississippi The was ued
before jury, who rendered verdict for the claimant
The inal excited much interest," being tine first the
Kind that ever occurred in the northern part Of the State
Bait. inner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

W The new paper at Harrisburg Pcnnsylva-
MA which was spoken Of in connection with the re-.
ported coalition between Van Buren, and Govern
or Porter, has made its appearance. II is edited
by two ofthc Governors Clerks, and flies the flag
of Van BUrcu for President, and Porter for Vice
President That looks very like confirmation
oithe reports touching the Governors visit to Lin.
dcnwod "
Porter is now on the Johnson, Cass, Tyler and
Van Buren, tickets for Vice Prcsidcnt-and in thus
multiplying his chances, resembles Tyler, who has
put Bouck, Porter, Morton, Woodbury., Shannon.
and nearly all the other Democratic Governors in
the Union on hi. ticket for Vice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

"eavy has been the character Of the weather here
f,r last two daye. Thee excessive running
the cotton C1s,issfoa Coa,,ss, ABpusf g.
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GOLDEN SHOWERS.

The miner delvcs beneath the soil
To bring the precious metals forth,
While tdrmerS find ia crystal shO,rcrs
More wealth than all the mines are worth.
The fruitful rain, that DER the land
Spreads wealth and life whcre'er tits driven,
Tells man To never doubt God,
Who sends his Sh0rsers Of Gold from HeaueR l.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

Marsh was travelling in stage COACH and was much
annoyed by garuous old mad. After ascertaininr IN,
name she inquired IL he belonged such aud such family
oil Marshes "No Madam, do not, any other fami.
ha You KNOW, was his reply in sharp and abrupt
says the anuquatcd yirgin "ihcres much acid
suppose you sprung from the Crsnbu Marshes
Id'u, madam was the prompt reto "rm fit for
gooso' Ihe lady silent the Of the Journey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

Whereas great Inconvenience has resulted cncampmsn
during The night AMI the long soppagc o feeding and loading aud
unloading during day,
horses inue open md unnclscd spaces adm
a. the fequenicd Of this and particularly
the vicinity Sho-koc Warehouse, thereby
dangerous nsanccs, AMI cNpocn that stop
BE- tIereN-IherefoTc,
l. he ordained by the Council NJ tie city ofRielmoni
hereby ordained That drawn
by horses mules other beasts. shall ground unn
closed afd open 10 paved streets lane alley the c
shall not be lawful for the driver thereof allow the horses
mules. by which b. drawn, vacant
ground aer such wagon cart other vehicle has been unoldc
unc load - Immediately lobe taken In the groufi AMI
shall horses mules. other
vacant ground or knowingly d. suffered by the
thereof 10 remain thereon AFTER night unless when attached
wagon other vehicle nO
And such driver on,niing
shall forfeit and Tor icl offence the
Il zee person, any exceeding ten
IA slave.
= This ordinance shall affect AMI ,net
the 18th day of August, 1919
true Copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

~ The Loco Foco papers in the interest of
McsSrs. Calhoun, CaSs and Johnson, have reasons
as plenty rs backbcrricS why MIR. Van Buren,
should moi receive the party nomination. THE
Mi1mian, leading Loco Foco press i'm Ohio
sums up the case against the Sage OF Underwood
with equal truth and force. in the following three
reasons 81 albany Journal.
LIST Reason. Nj Van Barren has enjoyed public honors
long enough.
In The language Of Mr.. Tan BHTen himself, "No one
can expect should desire be drGBs az 1giee under
government like ours, and haze saj0ved that pTiceee
long enough 10 satisfy utmos; ambition"
I'd Reason. There other equally good, worthy and
competent men, whose services country point them
ont as worthy the honors OF the Presidential Chair and
whose claims have hitherto and tor many been defer
red Tor the benefit and promotion of Mr.. Van Buren,.
Sd Reason. The success OF Mr.. Van Buren, would be
the aud tend the old corrupt elques
TegeHeies seekers and huatcrs Dhose SelfsAaess
eIeiusireHess and manifold rdsdies constituted the on
gnal elements and primary OF defeat lSO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

. NORWICH, Conn, MAY ..ut I.I3
M"-SfS " H. SANDS 4 to-Gcnt The inG,,, ,, ,f
' s'Ni effect at Safapaul of ~
family about u years oil AMI wlo ~, yc,r been
tfoib"d with scotlous disease, called
head ct ALT I-um which extended whole surface Of .
ii attended with continual discharge a thick matter f,o, The
whole surface" rendering Keep her hair coutu,
shaved Tor the whole About nunis since ,r eounr,,
using your saTs2parla which her head m
ter a"i l's continued healing marry the wlo c IL
CURED hrf general health good aud IN un,,nt sam
''''' ''i'' resulted Mrs. FANNY WISE,
Bowcry Norwich
fI'Ii" and SOIL wholesale .Hun,t,n Inv
n LAMBS co, Druggists ani Chemists Buildings
No S'J broadway, of Chambers York
ag'htin Richmond \ Iuyai CO. Petersburg Rort A. Ant,
principal cities the a. Sars-Prcr ~ 90 p-r bot li,e.
ut So
81 The earliest tccoHis G,can History inform, s tI,t 81
Temples :" To" Immortal Gods open pubic tor tl m
e'alon" all remedial nyenion aBJ through the met. and
wnAim OF ii- then eIstng Legislatures priest was a,
only Ia arrange hsm bat enquiry ni all cor ami
10 D. ready ahi willing al all ,,poun es.
accumulated records of public lessen the
sIn OF human n"y Thus established sort Of savings
hank oi Health where the public dcposi- M vrten he,
suTes resulting FROM individual be
ior the Use and advantage 81 that public whence the info
ton had cnau1d, and for brnrt po-ty The Father
OF History likewise niorus that was the
custom Ia rAlose their sick OF
10 public their places in the hope that
intelligent VISITOR coming from aflT who had un
der similar DISEASES ngh aInrd t.
remedies through arrived
wished for light of healti'
D IilHly
Ahcy on all diseases arising iTuIn mpury Of Scof
proraced neglected and Improperly syphilis elect
h"i structure Ut the urcih-o which Or H. aen.
slneesof the case Will allow make charge for medicine
ju3l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

Soiptks or rHr REvoLurioS--The number of Revolu.
uonay Soldiers at the late celebration of Bunker HILL will
appear surprising 10 those who do bear in mind the
psrs'e numbsr OF soldiers who fought the battle Rev.
oiuon from the different States The following list We
nave seen published officially before. Il appears from IT,
a od massachusetts, alone. furnished nearly half
os soldiers that lett their 6resd,s fight the battles
our "e'o'"non It's honour enough for any State.
SapaRnah Repsbiiesn.
Ing CONTINENTAL ARNY.-Thc following shows the
,e % caeh o' The thirteen States supplied Tor the regu.
lar army, from l755 to 1888 inclusive.
New iiSmpshiis l2i95; Massachusetts 81 9O7; Rhode
Sahu, '9oc; connecticut, l,939; New York; a. ISL;
go: Maryland, 1922 Virginia. 2667s; North Carolinn.
.s63 South Carolina, 6,il7; Georgia, 267s; Total 23I
81 lhc total number OF the Continental Troops by the
statement IN the .Colecton OF the Now Iampshr, is,o,
ieal Society" was a3l 91l; Militia, &C. l63.
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put Bouck, Porter, Morton, Woodbury., Shannon,
and nearly all the other Democratic Governors in
the Union on his ticket for Vice.
0c-y- Cob Benton since his return home, has set
about to put things to rights, and accordingly he is
pcrambuating the interior, and meeting Of the
faithful ha. been ordered in every county. The
Co.'s enemies have evidently gained upon him du.
ring his absence, in Kcntucky--whcrc he was
building his saw.mill. His old opponents have
been strongly reinforced by traitors in his own
camp. Ills leading paper, edited by old Shad
Penn, has betrayed him-at least, lac 80 alleges,
and be has been forced to set up new paper
10 be- oycrpowcrcd 10y open enemies is bad enough;
bui to be- undermined by ircachcry, Is q severe or.
deal to the patience and philosophy of the best Of
men. We feel Tor ono, however much opposed 10
~ in politics. who becomes vciimizcd by such
means.
From the note of preparation, which he makes,
we predict that the gallant Col. will not be- over.
thrown even by ireachcy, without mighty sirug-
gle.
or We received yesterday ire Southern Mail.
-iuaking irIl bushel ofpaPcrs-in which we find
40 news.
o. The New Orleans papers have not yet pub
shcd The official returns Of the late elections il
/ Louisiana.
/ 0IrGardnor the young man who made the as
| saul upon the Postmaster General, has been &C
/ quilted on the ground ofin.anity, and committed {,
\ the Lunatic Asylum.
/ o. C,T. MuoHGLL was prevented by the rain, saiur
day, from making the proposed pleasure trip TO City Point
lis present engagements elsewhere prevent him from W
pointing another day, al present
- The Enquirer and Star requested 10 notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07

YnIow FrvER.-Yestcrdsy there were no admission Of
patients with this disease in the Charity Hospital and no
deaths From this fact idea may be formed u The
prevalence u the disease the city presentNefo o.
Lnna Tlopir. JnlH D.