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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22

FROM TExAs.-The following letter to the New
Orleans Tropc isvery interesting, as 1t shows hat
there is some activity in Interpretations of the Ma.
wv opnosed IN Meyico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22

MovEMENTs.-The Hon. James Buchanan
turned to his residence in Lancaster, on Saturday
last, alter an absence OF nearly four weeks, on a
visit TO the West OF apurely business character
CADETS FROM WEsr PoNT.-About forty cadets
from West Point arrived in town last evening, as
We learn al the American Hotel, where some fifteen
or twentyof them have taken quarters. They are
the second class The first class is expected down
to-day. Both these classes have been detained be-
yond the usual time in expectation OF the arrival Of
the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22
1kz- PERHAPs YOU HAVE THE INFLUENZA-

Country Agents supplied with any magazines or popu
lar periodicals. of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
WHOLE NO. 735.
sANDS'S sARsAPARILLA

here few PERSONS in this reading country OF ours who
a not to with the virtues OF the E1
ract OF Sarsapaa II has been prepared by very
sons some euacks and but It seems now 10 bs
"eaaleted fact that the PREPARATION By the Messrs
SANDS of New-Yorh is altogether the saiutar
na mas yet made It's appearance before the peblc rSs
sands have devoted much the subct rany
years ana Il hardly BE- doubted that tr have byourh,
ie preparation as Iear perfection b. achsved y"
are glad 10 near that they apn the reward which pscu;
study and industry am-s always secure Teir S7ssyailla
Is now eagerly sought after every quarter ,
CARRYING health to thousands. This the when sa-
aa Is nssd TO the best advantage and we hear Of numerous
INeworleans Weekly Tr9pie. Iuae g. 1913.
This unrvssd PREPARATION has performed some OF the most
astonishing cures oil diseases tia; recorded the annals
history thus proving concusVeiy csla BE of the
high aim and purpose for which designed P.nis suffer
ing Ios years from various chronic constitutional disorders
after trying dsrsn; remedies spending thousands of o4rs
travelling and docoEg and suffering ali that nature
is capable of enduring have p the Of few bottles en-.
try recovered their health Chronic Rhauman Scroula
or Kings Evil Salt Rheum and Rugwoy Ulcers and pain
ul affection of the bones, liberated Throat and No,zs
Scuryy Bes Chronic Sore Eyes BlntcheS and various Gu
taneo erupticns eectualy cured By Diseases
wing their origin state of the blood and fluids
generally will be speedily and sccuay removed BY this
valuable medicine operation peculiar, aud consists
removing the Of disease By entering the circulation
passing through the general system Where distractions
favorable operation exist they re removed as Il passes
along a ,menary canal hence the patient will feel and
know the SENSIBLE operation of the SaIsapara from It's
tive powers.
The propetors daily receiving from the medical profess
son the clergy officers justice and numerous private
'ls anu "'., ,J t .'a r -
me w ., on nrnOI nT. m
rished of thsr worthness.
The following certificates from individuals who have SUI:
Tered WIN Scoiua IN iss ac presented of e
careful perusal of the afflicted:
Essex. CosS., July 25, 1873.
rf,ssrs Sands-Gent About eight years SINCE, BY being
overheatsd sr directly after exposed was seized with
we're cold which Gsrsrsed the whole system Purple or yid
spots appeared the ska attended with violent pain Of the
hea the SYMPTOMS being 9armns physician vas called
who prescribed blisteng and eechlns, which produced
ta relief Hard bony umps formed under the skin various
ps of the body and the Doctor pronounced my COMPLAINT
hereditary Serorla now for the first time dsvoored The fol-
loving winter my sight sgsd ln both eyes; medical ad was
again resortel to- which relieved sight during the
nv nose began and the whole body
dly enlarged with dropscal swelling. The
sore sud profsely the loathsome sub.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

NTEW-JERSEY-Hudso County Circuit CourL'
IN JOHN J. BRUCE vs. JACOB PO!LLCN CN-Attlaei
men, n casNotce is hereby gwen that wr.t OF
issued out Of the Hudson County Circuit Court a. the SUI sur
of John Bruce against the estate OF jacob I
June last by the Sheriff of said County drX ssTYss S
L. D. Observation-Disclosures. soi wv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

/ YORK BAR.--CHARLE. C. LEcKEY, the son Of an Irish
Solicitor from his perfect knowledge OF he yarqns duties be-
offer his General Copying and Ensrossng Clerk
Writes from so to 90 folio per diem The Ictes secrecy nay
executed with neaness accuracy and dispatch The most I'M
exceponable references TO ch!acter a6ilit &c
Piease appl by left with Horace Greeley Esd 6une
Oce,or TO c. C. Leckey. his residence No; 5is Broome
in the rear through City Despatch Office All orders prompt
lv attended to. AUG z"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY.
scrofula Cured Of Six Years Standing.


~, css. Gep,-Iu the month of June. 1887, ] was
h emp in the stomach induced by sudden
cbsct of per,nration By timely remedies was relieved
bm, system had received shock from which dd not re-
cover About TWO months after this, scroiu!ous lump a
peaed on my breast which gradually Increased 20 e 81 .e o
different Panaceas without deriving any eeh ana
continuing to grow worse, applied TO homopdIc
clan who left me suffering than he l9und me. ne
scronla now appeared my right Knee anu acis my as
ulcerition rendering for years helpless cripple ths
groer part of the time suffering excruciatinS anguish
now had recourse again the old Practice was cued ahd
blisrered very severely, but all TO no rurrose
then tried the Thompsonlan practice with the same RESULT
and now despared of being cured Ny appetite entire
" failed became skeeton ior months coud not
sen in bed but passed the night lmpns about me room
the moment laid down the pain became nsnpportabe To-
dine used internally and externally but al III VAIN ahd
10 add 10 the horrors of my situation large tumGr appeared
on the lower part the spine which PAIN
f! and tender rendering almost impossible to SIT down and
despair-d Of ever getting we'll
Hearing Of the wonderful cures performed by your
rla ID friends induced me 10 make one more sli "!ch
did scarcely daring 70 hope for relief:
Ysur agent. s. P Thompson furnished me with me odia
parilla and what and niteI
es bottles 70 nd was getting we'll lew more COM
pIsted the cure and say we'll Yes after sf
Years Of ndscrbe suffering can say am pe and entre'
lv owe my restoration health through the essihg oi
d.nce 10 your Sarsapalaa medicine whose virtues
be known throughout the world. return you my
thanks and shall always be happy 10 give any
ton TO the afflicted Dy applying W h
80 Newmarket-st. ri g. axnorafion
by A. B. SANDS& CO., Druggiss lurSan.e vt Sod
"a Broadway corner OF Chamber street. New Ok or
also bT a B. D. SANDS ~ Fulton strsst and ~ Esss
Broadwsy corner of Market street also toy
generally in all the principal cities ana cie G.G: ~ L..
& pTiee 81 Der bottle bottles iof %. OiIsIha w
nents may be az our store D. - - -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
Remarkable cure of Hip pI.sass.

NeW-f DIX, July Zoun, iBf5
MrssRs SANps-Gent. MY daughter aged six was
with the hip disease when old and since
has been growing gradually woso ptl rsesnty and
le- suffering at intervals most painful 10 reboid and
battles all description The head of the hip bone i.on
entirely out place after which matter or us formed IN the
socket and for months shs
entirely deprived of all natural rast she was reduced 10
mere skeleton and very often xclaimed Oh Mother wish
might please the good Man above to take me to hnse
it was my event prayer her ufernss might be terminated
and my anxious fears removed
The Almighty has promised to be with US IN SIX troubles
and in the seventh he will leave orsake u.s.
put our us, and confidence Him; and truly can say 1t
has been verified the present through HIS blessing
and yonr nsumenality child ivesyes IS restored to
perfect health and living monument OF the efficacy o Your
heathrestong Sarsapar!a We had tried all The remedies
within our reach had the bone set had IT bllstered and
purg.d without effect She commenced the OF the Sarsa
parlla in April last and less than week there was erl.
dent Improvement discharge came on from the hip JOINT
ami in days commenced healing and IN less than two
weeks entirely closed During the time oiusipg the sar;
sapara passed large quantities OF Worms which aided
materially fastening the cure She rapidly improved in
health and strength her appetite increased and she
tirey restored and wholly by the use Of your sa;apaTa
With the grateful feelings Of mothers heart and fathers
Joy, we subscribe ourselves YOU friend. n.,,,y
SARAH BAILEY,
No. 500 Fourthstreet.
We the subscribers being neighbour TO William and Sarah
Baev know the above statement relation to their child aud
'''e '- f' WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

DENJAMIN HARDINGE, who lectured in the
Hanoo TO the entire satisfaction of his audience upon the
Origin and Process Of the Art Of Speech Pychosraphy Ste
sRn rooms a, the Park Place House where he will teach Ste
feography Mnemonical Epeme and warrant hispupls such
out hesitation. IL only by the improvements of Mr.
81 that this long sought destcerdtum be easily
For reference Of the first class in Erudton and
WHOSE from the spontaneous results ofpractlca
experiment. See circulars aul2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

' NsiYerf T53pRe nj ,se11Sg JG1pS man
~ & Of the top Of whose head bald the palm
Of hand mouths since has n9 & ps dark aar grow
This positively forces the hair stops rs falling OF,
cures scu or dand and makes light red OF grey haIr gr9w
dE Il dresses the hair beautifully, and keeps tin order
wice as long any other preparation Sold for thre hl'
ling, bottle the sign of the Auercar Eale 50
,T-s- or lse Fulson-s,reet Brooklyn; Ledger bud'
ings Philadelphia and Sate-street Boston aui5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
NEw-YoRK MONDAY MoRNING, AUGUST al
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No: l6s NAsSAU-sTREET.
All kinds OF Job Printing. .aeh as
CATALOGUES, LECTURE Bills,
INSURANCE. PoLIcrEs Faucv
5sesfsI: ssss OF ..Dlso, Po5IIisAs Braa,, al.,,s.
Promptly executed at the Office Of The Tribune No so Mas
'au-street-opposite the Park.
THE TRIBUNE BOOK K-BINDERY,
No Spruce-srreet. Tribune Buildings
JAMEs IRlSGLE respectfully Informs MS friends and
determination 10 do JUSTICE hi, customers both quality,
OF and scale charges lie prepared 10
dsrS ei a. No. Sp[pesstEee will be thankfully reesiyse
n NJ information cheerially given. The Constitution
svon jyiJt
~ Caution.-The Travelling Public cautioned
put the Cars going ss Of UTICA as fheFe ara other modes
Falls and Buffalo much cheaper and peasaner. As the
agents 81 ssr are moi permitted to enter the Gar Houses
ropror Of these cheaper modes OF conveyance pa, the
Travelling Public on their guard against ha mpcstons Of
Syracuse, May 1913. rry2o ir.eod
&c Timed Lead Pipe.-The subscriber is uow
prepared TO execute orders for EwsANHs TIMED LEAD
Pres oany size extent Persons about introducing
into their houses BY being Careful re1rr. their
Plumbers to the above named pipe will probably
the Of having the work do
the lives of of their family All respectable Plumb
certificates heretofore published the subscriber the
following:
As the Croon water is about being introduced int, the
of Newly and eade pipes filter than those OF
any other metal for leading the houses.
strongly recommend the Of Mr. w banks timed -aden
tubes Tor that purpose toF reasons fully set 3r n preceding
statements. JOHN IORREf, NJ. u.
Prof. Chem. in Coll. Ply. and Surg. n. T."
Having witnessed numerous OF lead collie occasloned
by drinking conducted by leaden pipes and havnG
anued the timed pipes of Mr. Ewbank, sincerely
mend their introduction where eaden pipes ssd
T. S. BARRETT, NJ. D.
THE MAYOR THE CITY.
Ns TIE period for Introducing the Croton Water into the
dwellings OF citizens at hand and from cert-
Of of i-edca aud scientific
evident that pipes made wholly Of isd world BE- highly
Objectionable for that purpose very cheeruy JON thoss
gentlemen recommending the adoption OF the timed pipes
of Mr.. Ewbank, as most valuable substitute.
1.-The undersigned have examined several certificates shown
them BY Mr. Ewbank relation 20 The OF tin to coat the
inside the pipes be used to conduct the !7de i:om the
pipes into the dwelling houses Of the citizens and
we are opinion s b. done at small additional
expense il would be esiauie the interior parts OF the
pipes As the Of the Croton will cste to the city
markaby pure would be much be regretted least
degree should be rendered nsaubrous BY the material
'''''' ''' SAMUEL STEVENS,
2. BTRDSALL
Il. RING.
The above named Timed Pipe manufactured by P
NAfLOR s CO. - Broad street. and furnished such
terms that respectable Plumbers able 70 nut down very
nearly if not quite as cheap as the common lead pre
;-ycl lueod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

NOTHING will dress the Human Hair so beau-
~ tifuy three shilling bottle of Joness Coral Hair
Restorative IL gives the hair such delicious soft, da
k feeling and appearance aud will dry like other
preparations but kes order for days together by one
Sold BY NES the sign Of the American Eagle, SO
Chatam-street " Y 39 Fulton.steet Brook yn ais I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice IS
" hereby given the Of property IN
ha,rasp Forsvth and Orchard 10 repair the
in rut their property before The 2ed and
in case they shall neglect the same rayeix WIN oe ey
e; it may Be he qyesSr 3 shassG w
Pe,e ,, 1.ommissoue1,s Office August u, 1853 e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

n7TES OF MOSQUITOES, Bugs, &c are re, csdea s6eo
80 innres by cake Of the Italian CbenlicsI SoS
Soid ar tbs ssn OF the American Eagle 90
Y or lac Calton-atree- Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
SAMUEL STEVENS,
2. BIRDSALL,
~ DINO

The above named Timed Pipe manufactured by P.
NAYLOR s CO. - Broad street, and is furnished such
that respectable Plumbers able to put It down very
nearly if not quite cheap as the common lead p!re.
ir0E linen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
REMOVAI-TO NEW.YORK.

THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
i ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKlNG-JOHN
THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, &c. respectfully niom. The
'rstrl corner of Pks-strees, NewYork City, where he
continues 10 Manufacture Artificial Limbs. plan the
>t correct and least complicated having through
y. VENTED maSs and wor aIsincia leg for %
s',,>iaction to all who call him for LEGS, HANDS,
RMS or the COMMON WOODEN LEG; au3 5ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

q Sylvania Associa,ion.-Ofice No. '25
Pine M third story Open from 10 4 ". and from 10
T. NJ Information cheerialy given. The Constitution
riyn ,.-IIt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

From Mr.. David S Mills Jr, OF Bushwick, L. / wells
them with pure Milk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

NEw- YORK, November 5, lelI.
Ml. A. +. Whttemore;- August last had severe
da rhoa for several days thought il good oppor
tnity make al of your Vegetable Syrup which yop
time previous The experiment, resulted
efsctua after taking the third dose. In my opinion
il lisa valuable medicine. Respectfully your,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

~ s.IeIEsGoN15MY eIs71 AND FASHION.-To those
"a mbo study econoRy.-Ihe subscriber, in accordance
times nag reduced &c ~ MS superior or imi!s%E ss
sa .boys are an dssss Hat and g fe9ps 3, pss
sanis 10 give sasscti Also. constantly manufae,ur
ing fur and silk hats of the oes quality ates ana
f loves, city prices for cash An Of yeis md
Cloth CAPS constantly hand. J. w. RELLOGG,
auI5 Ims No. 122 Canal.st.. corner OF ThoBIson.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

WlHTIEMORE'S FEGgrABLE SYIrp-This
nrau BILE medicine has been proved in numerous in<ans
to be safe aud eecra for daIho bowel or summe,
complaint children, dsenterY, cholera mosbus and ether
antu diseases OF the digestive and alueuty canal
to Immediately allay;us pam and spssnodc acon and 10
children IL can be readily administered
The following certificates selected from mas Of ,esti
momas favor from individuals who have have used the
Syrup and expenencsd its beneficial effects.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

No Spruce-stree Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRlNGLE respectfully Informs his friends and
the public general that he has commenced business with
determination 10 do JUSTICE g hi, customers both quality
Of Workmanship and scale charges He prepared 70
cute Binding in all ITS branches
JOBS OF any ind arraning the business solicited Or
ders lei; a. SpInceseet will be thankfully received
and faithfully attended TO. jyl2tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09

States he was For feciprocaliug the favor.
But hear what he says relative TO those
who would not act upon this principle /;
" Bat, should any nation, contrary 10 our
irishes, suppose il may batter find lis ad.
raatage By combining IFS system of pyoh
billions, duties, and regulations, ii behOores
us 10 protect our citizens, their commerce
and navigation, by counter prohibitions, d.
lies, and regulations, also. Free commerce
and navigation are not 10 be giren IN er.
change for restrictions and rerations, nor
are they likely TO produce relaxation
Of them"
So much for the preaching of Mr.. JET.
lerson and the practice Of his protested
followers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
me UNITED STATES BANK.

Ia the discussion between the Congress
sionaI Candidates here week before last,
Mr.. Craige made an assertion which iru-
" surprised US. lie said il had been
boldly asserted by the Wings that not one
cent had been lost by the United States
Bank this he fatty denied and stated that
the capital Of $l5,000,0 had been sunk
by speculation and that widows and or
phans were suffering for the very money
that had beer invested 10 this Institution.
Mr.. Barringer did not let this escape him,
bat denied that one cent had ever been lost
to the country by the u. S. Bank! But
he admitted that after it became a State
Institution that it had by bad management
been broken, and no doubt thousands OF
dollars had been lost, but that could not
be urged as good reason against I. 5.
Bank any more than the failure Of the L.
Mon Bank of Mississippi. Now, we con-
slider Il cause in rather bad box" where
its advocates have 20 descend to such pal
pable msrepresentaiion-but all IS fair IN
politics we suppose, whether it be the
truth or not.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
ANOTHER FIRE.

Ii is with regret, we have to announce
another disastrous Fire, in Sister Town.
BY the annexed account, our readers will
learn, that Wilmington has also been visit
ed by the destructive element. II has
been but short period, since il net With
nearly similar fate, and had hardly re-
covered from the FIRST disaster, before
another has oyerlaken it:
CHRONICLE OFFICE. April Both, I
& u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

All know that this is the great question
On which the Country has been wrecked
and all know with what patience, the Wings
in Cong .ess waded through the Extra SEES
sion, struggling with ceaseless, though
useless cndeavor, TO save the party and the
country from the perGdy of John Tyler.
Giving up half, or more than half, and
trying in every possible way TO surmount
the doom that was cast in their face, t'rice
were their large concessions batiied by the
arbitrary interposltion of the Veto power
What they could, they did
"Who does the best, hiss2 circumstance allows
Does will. acts nobly, AEgels could no more
RAJ. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
BIRTH IN TIE SNOW.

A Scotch paper states, that the vile OF
Robert Balm, was delivered of fine son
in the snow, while on the way to her iatn-
or's house. The sister of the lady, VINO
had given up all her apparel to protect the
mother and the child, suffered considera'
bly from the exposure. Assistance was
soon rendered, and the mother ana cnno
were both doing well.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
THE ELECTIONS.

THE contest has closed and the reports ot the
results coming IN, leave ~ no dOnb- bat that the
Democrats are pretty much used upr as far as
tho next Legislature Is concerned,
Tho reports received, however are horno ~
whip messengers, and although we are prepared
for defeat, we can yet be victorious without mar
ring our expectations"
The Raleigh Register, says, have
kent our paper open, in hope to receive
G,lI returns of the Election, but have been
disappointed Its evident, however, from
the tone of the Loco foco prints, that they
arc greatly coniounded by the results that
have taken place. They had so Gerry
wandered the State, as TO give the " h'Ss
n majority in one Congressional piS'r'c'
only, out Of fifteen; and yet so great nave
been the changes, that We have probably
carried five or six Districts, 1t is he''e'
ed that Goggin Wing has certainly pea.
en- Gilmer, aud that Langhorne Whls) u
elected in the Norfolk District. We re
gre, to state that Toler (Wh'g) is bca1c'
ia tho Lynchburg District
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
CHARLESTON, April 90,

COTTON 1T will be rccollccted that in our
report of the 22d inst we stated that the prices of
Upland were not only well maintained but that
towards the close the week holders had obtain
ed higher prices on some grades and the opera
tions on Saturday last. although limited, fully
sustained the opinion then advanced. On Sun
day further advices reached US per the Briton
mia, at Boston, from Liverpool to the 18th nit. and
from Havre TO the 3lst March, which were dec.
dedly better than we.l generally anticipated, for
in the face of an unprecedented import into the
former port, the market had been well sustained.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
TExAs-IMPoRTANT PROJECTS.

q
The \. o. Bee says il learns from au-
,hentic sources that The depression in the
affairs of Texas, combined with the gricv-
Gus consequences of the administration OF
her imbebile and van.glorious President,
have given rise to projects Of future policy
which are being discussed among the peo-
pie, and which will, if carried into effect,
have an important bearing on the destlnles
Of the Southern portion of the Union
Que Of the schemes spoken Of Is TO make
Texas a free State. The Texas papers
have taken up the matter, and the Times,
Telegraph aud HouSosian have noticed
this scheme with eloquent indgnailon.-
Bat the CiriliGn, paper in the confidence
of the President, IN commenting upon the
interference of the British Government in
the Bucnos Ayrean blockade, and snbsc-
qucatly putting stop to the Nioniesidean
war, upon the condition that those States
should abolish Slavery, says tina, the war
between Texas and Mexico presents like
field for Eoglish philanthropy. Who.
would have supposed that the people of
Texas could for one moment entertain
such project We cannot believe that
this chivalrous people will agree to any
such terms but should such scheme be
adopted the q lonely star" will be blotted
from the zodiac of nations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09

Mr.. Fletcher Webster has arrived in
Boston, having resigned his Office of Chief
Clerk in The Department Of State, and re-
6eiyed biscommission as Secretary Of Le-
CATION in the China mission. lie will make
immediate preparations for his departure
so as to be in readiness either to JON Mr..
Everett, in case he should accept the ap-
poinrment Of Minister, or TO proceed with
The person who may be designated to NIL
his place, should he decline it. II may
therefore be inferred that it is the intention
Of The Government, in case Mr.. Everett
should decline tie appointment, 10 I'll the
vacancy without dclay--Boston Daily
Adrerttaer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
NARRIED

In this county, on the 9Th instant, by the Rev.
John B Davies, Mr.. THEOPHlLUS H. Gill;
LESPIE to Miss NANCY Z. POTTS.