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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Buffalo Hunt.

This novel spectacle came of yesterday and,
as anticipated, was attended by an immense con-
course of people At few minutes after o.
clock the herd Of BufIlocs were let loose IN CIR
cular area enclosed by ienceand railing French,
the hunter, dressed in appropriate Indian clothing
and mounted on fleet grey horse, uttered an In
dian whoop and pursued them After playing with 'he'n
about ODDS round the space he threw his laso and captured
one Of the herd, but when within about tree-elShAs oil
mile Of the starting point the whole herd broke through IN w
inner side among the multtude-nen came II the peoples
turn TO seek for safety and the rush was Tremendous
Flight in every direction became the general order and the
route extended on all sdes-selec psncs spread out IN
grassy angles which promised nvioate privacy from obtfu
sion were invaded aud abandoned by their arghLed owners
and disappeared with unaccounable despatch: the trees be
came plscss of refuge and hole and which pro-
missed cu,itv was tenanted Meanwhile the hunter held on
to the captured buffalo, un passing marshy place 'e
horse sank knee deep the morass anu ne d 70 e' go w
asso when the animal made of and oaed ms kindred us
vs French soon liberated himself and again with aSso
in hand rode over the Ill., aud of sight Of the spectators.
The buffalo which escaped remained scampeEng among The
people for over half ho hul OF The others only five had
been taken when reporter left About O'Clock three OF
the herd came round the starting place when French
mounted again 10 the pursuit and requested
the people to make sufficient Atthe first throw he
caught by the toreg bur in running through swamp
the asso slipped the buffalo GOT free got among the multi
tude and hen recommended the Of flight ard confu
SION worse conounded among men, and children Of
ali ages Sizes and conditions with iadecIibabe
a,ion OF lance panic and e!tsr sklIer retreat We
saw two men leading the buIaoes through the Eidge
with rope attached to each holnhis skin wasl much e
| rated.
We have Jus, heard that Ms. Frederick Stephen Masters,
Of II Broadway who high among branches
during the breaking Of the buaoe iel TO the ground
He taken the house, and physician called
who bled him, bu; he died few minutes His friends
took charge Of the CORPSE brought il this City and coz
veYed i, TO ms lodgings Nr. Masters recently from
Ireland attached the Park Theatre, and has ls as We
understand, a wife AID TWO children.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Iron Saturday afternoon last as little daugf-
Ter OF Captain Elisha Doane playing the bank az
Sasconset Mass she received kick in the forehead from
Young horse which she houghessly struck while passing,
so as TO cause the b;an partially Bu; little hopes
are entertained OF her recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

ArwLLs NiCsc SrokE, ppI Broadway hes long been
known 10 oar czsas as The Emporium of Taste In every
hlp connected with tis art Strangers, of whom the city Is
happily fa!i will md at this Saloon gear the Franklin the
nrst tano Foes, HsIs Guitars etc. American aud for
manufacture and all the fashionable Mnsic Of ,he day
No publisher dealer stands higher here and there IS no one
who can De recommended 70 strangers with Iore Confidence
tRs look al ais stock Is ail tit Is requisite. sa "a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Frov PONCE P. R.-Capt. Hatch, Of the br

From Ponce, P R.-Capt. Hatch, of the brig
Mary Arete arrived this port last evening, IS days from
Ponce P r. reports that the day before ne Ssd letter
had been received from the East end OF the island stating
a, gale had been experienced there which every
thing in its At Ponce sugars were scarce and the
market dull American Produce The Island was healthy
although the season very dry there having been rn
for the last two months.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

II +" The NEw-Y DIRK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE,
and the Coatera Sciences Edited By SAMUEL FoRRY, NJ
D. No H. for September has just been issued by * H. C-
Langley 81 ciathamst 1t contains essays on important;
Medical topics by a. Dr. H. Stevens, DE- " Detmold Dr.
". Foltz Dr. James Kennedy Dr. c. Les The Editor and
others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

II We believe we may now announce with
confidence that Ely Moore has been appointed
Surveyor for this Port, vice WILLIAM TAccARr,
rcmoved.-Therc is peculiar fitness in this ap-
pointment. Mr.. Taggart is e special and init
mate friend of Mr., Webster, man of undouhtcd
integrity and capacity His successor is Ely
M0ore--the same gentleman who was proml-
nent instigator of Thomas w. Dorr to the fagi-
tious course which lighted up the flames of civil
war in Rhode Island and came near drenching
that State in the blood of its People, and in the
Park Meeting denounced John Tyler in no meas
ured or decent terms for the countenance he re-
luctantly gave to the cause OF Law and Order as
though it mad been the blackest tyranny, the Vi.
lest treason. And now John Tyler appoints to
one of the most responsible and lucrative offices
in the City inplace of a stcadiast and influential
friend,-Ely Moore.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

IL Col. ELIAS FLORENCE of Pickaway is the
Wing candidate Tor Congress Fairfield District Ohio,
in opposition TO Col, Med!l. Dr. THOMAS 0. EpwARps
chosen Delegate the National Convention, aad
s,rac,sd suppor; HrSxY CLAY Tor President. E1Goy.
JFRE- Morrow and Hon THOMAS EWING suggested
IS S:ats Delegates % thr Ceuysaon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

n "LETTER-WR1rISC, by Charlotte Eliza
beth is the title OF small volume just published by John
5 TAYLOR :. Co from the second London Edition The
-arous works of this lady have been signay popuar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
NJ "C,MrBELL's FoRE1GN SEMl-MoNTHLY

Ij "CAMrBELLs FOREIGN SEMl-MoNTiLY
MAcAzIyE, or Select Miscellany of European Literature
and Art, for September opens with CARLYLEs able article
on Dr. Franca from the last Foreign Quarterly Mrs Abes
Recolctions Of Napoleon at ST. Helena and Jack Stu
arts Bet on the Derby are the be, papers Graham
& Chcisfy > Astor House.l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

u a certain Judge LilleStoR, who ran as a
Wing stump candidate IN Warrick County, In
diana, and got beaten, has come out since Elcc.
ton with a manifesto announcing, with a great
flourish Of trumpcts, that he has renounccd the
Wing party for ever Thank him for that, Ii
he and those like him IN Indiana and Kentucky
had done this two months since, we could have
thanked them more heartily, but we are too
happy to get rid of such customers on any terms.
n The Loco Focos Of St. Louis held great
meeting on the 18th to deliberate and act in view
OF the Presidency. There was some hard fight
ing, bat the partizans of Van Buren,, Benton
and the General Ticket, were outnumbercd and
beaten every way by the advocates of johnson
and the District System. ltwaS resolved to hold
District Convention on the 10th to elect . Dele
gate 10 the National Convention.
~ The Wings of Mississippi have al length
formed Congressional Ticket, consisting Of
Gen. Bradford of Marshall, 3. +. Caruthers OF
Carroll, P. w. Tompkins of Warren, and Tho
mas Ar,nat of Natchez.-We fear this has not
been done with such unanimity and decision as
to ensure success.
u Hon. THoMAs ROBINSON of Ellsworth
Maine, Is the Wing candidate for Congress IN the
With District, composed of Hancock, Wash.
ington and Aroostook counties. NoM SMITH,
Esq. Of Calais is the Delegate to the National
Conyention--for Clay,.o course.
NJ E. S. HAaLiS, Esq. of Elyria, has been
nominated for Congress by the Wings of the
XX1st District of OHIO, composed Of Lorain Me
dina, Huron and Erie Counties. He can be
elected If the Wings try, as we hope they viii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

b+Ss p1tgonize place Of arnuseeat present. ope
Tie City Peal-s New Y ork Museum. The easor Is OBJ
yiou and charges less
money. The cooIsd child worth dollar 70 see In addi
tou 10 which the Great Western and variety of oh-r No.
formers. AL 70. shilling: truly cheap.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

q LAST Day BCr OSE oF GES. TOM THUMB al the
American AussuuAs ths General leaves on Moni4y for
Albany tomorrow closes his this establish
WHEN h. s! take his final benefit Performances this
afternoon at and this evening a: o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Tytcr Victories.

Hon JOHN AHDgKsos Loco Collector at Portland, Me
vice Nathan Cummings, Wing, removed.
S,ru.x,r, N,rcss,., Loco Postmaster a, Portland
-, s,,..p p 80. WI ,a,,ovea.
Maine, wee s!i'an9s N Lyman I" ',s, 'r,.'0'
P. w LELAND, Loco Collector at fail s'ef LASS wee
the Wing Collector removed
N,T4AS,rl GRrsNE is very TO be reinstated Post
master a, Boston, vice G. W. Gordoa Wing, removed
,v.,,n,,,.,ro> Sxr,rurx late TYLER Editor AZ New.
v On 6 -. =, c,,,l ,n3
Orleans mas peen "fton'eu - ''s
Office at Washinston-We DO moi kno" III whose place lie
is real TYLER man. but no more r for the Office given him
than fora B;sbon.
49,, So.
"EANnlsoN u hoYsFoN' Attorney o me un!tec States
snT The Distract OF Arkansas IN the place OF ~ Fowler re-
signed Mr Fowler appointed in place Of the Wing
Attorney removed, but refused 10 accep: the oIice
John TYLER and John c. Snencer have como To
a. ": ",
'ne HSuNa springs near NihcheSter, 10 recruit
their health and spirits. The guillotnc Will prob
ahlv stand still dnr;nq their absence
u-,.,.
Da, Gs'sU Is one 'n'as' and We suppose Fourier.
ism a''tssI. Aurora
contrary Onr RELIGIOUS oniy;ons ,-o -, I ano,La- t.a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

How,RDs HorrL-On aud after the first day of Sep,em
Der nsx the former prices for board and lodging will be
suzned yz: s. pei day. August 20, s.3. au30 3tiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Cry HoTELOn and after the Is, Sept. the charges for
Beard and Lodging At this Hotel viii De s. per day.
au3I 81. CHESTER JENINGs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

FIRE-A fire broke out this morning about +
O'Clock in the frame building No. 32l Broadway
for a long time occupied as cigar store, which
also reached the adjoining section of the house,
containing bowling saloon, bar-room, &c. tose-
ther with the frame house No. 323, occupied ah
an umbrella store. Both were destroyed.
NAyAI.-The U. S. ship Falmouth arrived al
Boston Thursday mornings from hi. city She Is 70 =
taken into the Dry Dock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

u The REPUBLIC (" is the name OF a very
neat weekly paper (Which is to have daily add
ed to it SOON published by Crooker, Fell & Co,
l2S Fulton-st 1t is able and spirited, but goes
in strongly for modified sort of Native Amcri-
carisln.' which we have no faith IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

In order b. sure you righ, in your choice Of
dicinrs for Darrhoa and Bowel Complaints, make tra Of
Fgming's Mrdcated DIARRHE, CANDY and then you Will
b. able with ay out-oes every other article;
deed will not fail to effect once perhaps N hundred
times His WORN CANDY decidedly the b'st Worm Nedi-
brought before the public, and the tm- distant
when will b the only Article for such repua.
already where IL has been tined. These Cenaes yeset.
able and s4i,.
Soiiwho-Saie and retail DrCovcrtis otcs l25 Nassau
street also l5g BowtrY 227 Hudson.st ZG8 Gr-wicl-st D
Sands Eas, Broadway; III 9Th avenue cor OF 2Ist street
and u AyrIua, Harlem and ol Z. Rande jersey City
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

u A vigorous Letter from HENRY CLAY vii
be found on our Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
THE EVENING TRIBUNE.
This Day ut half past g o'clock.

The publishers will commence, THIS Day, September
Isl, the regular Of EVENING Eprfos of TIE TRr-
pusE, to be published half past o'clock, NJ twill
contain in addition to the of the Morning paper,
l. The News received by the Morning Mails;
summary report of the MARKETS, including Stocks,
from the days sales up to O'Clock, P NJ
3. The ARRIVALS at our Hotels for the day.
We shall not publish the List of Arrivals in our Morning
Edition. because most of the ysters reach city in the
Morning and the fact Of their coming old the next
morning. when many of them have left the city Beside We
have not room for them
All Advertisements will appear both our Morning and
Evening Editions. Our business friends will perceive their
advantage in this.
Subscribers and Posmase's earnestly requested tc
spprse which edition send. Generally, excep, Eas
Of Connecticut and along the North River shall send The
Morning paper heretofore unless the Evening ordered
u The Albany Daily Advertiser states thai
the Wing State Central Committee, after conciud
ing to call State Convention this Fall, has re
ended that decision, and decided not to call.
NJ "A ,rc,orouc aftnr from Hrvpy Cray vii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

WAyERLEY HorsE-On aud aite, the lst September the
prices OF Board ani Lodging this Horse will b. So per day
or SI2 IeI week. ORMSBEE < CARTER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

FRAyzLlS HousE.-On and after Is, September the
price for board at this House viii be
s. per Day. sla per Week.
HAYES s TREADwELL
Sss-York, Angus; 81, 1913. ausl 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
orerstockad Professions.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
In your disiatereSed but philantpc eudeavor
the attention OF the mn!tude OF unemployed persons
New Yo, productive labor the mandatory or from
the bosom OF nature irs;e Of remaining the ol
the exchange OF such labor ovsst4ced as the
such employment are. you subject the uncarz-
Die expressions which idsness beses he minds Of the
anxious and necesstnus This human nature but this
conduc; does affect the truth Of your argument. To
give you illustration OF the truth Of your position that la
professions ard the mercantile community entirely oveT-
stocked by parents who imagine that their children l %
better By dressing yell aad appearing 10 BE- gentlemen VIII
single fact well known 70 the writer In small
neighborng town years there but one estao-
shed lawyer, and one untiedged one and these wers
adequate all The of the place. Since then. the
place has doubled its population and the nroad on that pro-
essoa alone stands thirteen lawyers No one can say
that their business mas increased such rato; Is other
wise Then what the large majority Of this class TO do
They must Se, the whole community into litigation, they
must QUIT the professions they thrive And y7t
the machinery for manufacturing this species OF noH-po-
active annually pGrcbme-tng these legal se
emen-and' strange. still 10 say the great proportion OF
this increase is from the farmhouse Now, 70 the NJ
Ds take illustration from the same place en- years
ago there but physician in II Now You may count
eight who their bread by feeling the pulse OF the
community You are on the night track Mr.. Editor, and
the conviction must be brought home the parents VINO i've
in comfort on their farms earning e bread BY the sweat
Of their brow " that instead Of sduca:Z their for the
professions or 20 BE- mercantile clerks aud merchants they
will do far better the nauufacore and b most happy and
ind,renent and live longer agcultur;ts and b. more
yir,uous and useful III their generation. PARENT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

NAvAL.-The Z. s. schooner Onkayhye has
returned from her shs eIPsrnenl cruise having dsn
rsred ruest rs We az crediby informed, thai
she uuht for the service falling ths most essential
quality required Of her beyond hose Of stragl and s
nessspee With kHot breeze, we learn, only ii'e
miles could De got our Of herand all the cFaii IN the bay
got away from her Il hr had beta crippled condiEIoe-
She ONLY cost about $1,000 and the probability s that she
viii brag j. least Sl5co il more Nof!olS Herald
II JAMES SHIELDS, Esq. OF Belleville, has been
.nrorr b the Governor of Illinois Judge OF the supreme
GouTt Of that St.t- 10 ill the vacancy b! the t
scuatiou OF Judge Semple who hss recently been appointed
Senator Of the United States.
IT The Secretary of the Treasury has ic''
Washington City on visit to Bedford Springs
Pennsrlyania.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

0l7 Gordon D. Boyd Mr.. Van Buren's Receiver
of Public Moneys in Mississippi, who robbed the
Treasury of Sl05,000 and then resigned his
Office, has since been Rcpudiating Loco-Foco
Member of the Legislature of Mississippi. We
perceive that he is again the candidate of his
party for Senator from the Leake, Atala and Ne
shoba District, and will doubtless succeed. We
can't imagine how he failed to be nominated Cor
Treasurer. 1t must be that he disdained to ac-
cept the empty honor Of the Office after Graves
had stolen and run away with all the money.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

prosperity has returned to our country Thousands Of
wo,me have procured employment consequence Of the
adoption of Tcrif that ras carried By Democratic
uoteS."
So says the Pittsburgh Morning Post Loco
Foco paper. We ought, perhaps, to be quiet 50
long as it don't yet quote National Bank and
the Land Distribution as Loco-Foco measures; :;
but we would just like to have the Post tell US
what one Loco-Foco in Congress prolessed to be
friend of this Tariff when two or three dozen
voted for it and what chance there would be Of
its preservation if the Posts party were as strong
in the Senate as they are in the House
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

SUMMER WGATHER-I; should b. remembered that during
he intense hent OF summer the process OF digestion per
formed wth such extreme tnguor that food instead
bens speedily dissolved and converted nnment for tie
Gch Hence bad breath disagr-shr taste ia the mouth colo
pans dyseutey cholera Inorbus aud other dangerous
plants.
Wnght> ndm Vegetable Pills certain crye Tor al the
above dangerous complaints because tr cleanse the almru.
ry canal of all those bious and putrid humos which ar,
the cause not oHl OF all disorders of the bowels but o eysy
naady incident 10 They al, aid and improve digestion
and purify the blood aud tlrrron healgh and ysof
the Who'll. ramr we'll drive every description Of pain
from the body.
Beprre u CofmtrrcfEThr public cautioned anst
the medicines which order 10 deceive
made III outward appearance closely 10 resemble the abo
wonderful rs
should be remembered Al, genuine medicine has Wright
Indian Vegetable Fills nratl printed the SIDES of the boxes
and that If the word Wright, cannot be found ali posi-
lively wIoug.
Ohcet devoted cyclmrrY TO ,is sale of the medicine
wholesale and rr;aNos 299 Gnruwich strrrt, New York
No 1913 TrrmoutsErct Boston. and No. 69 RacestTe Phil
adelphl.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

y Wing gain Of Senators, representatives,
from last year: : in JOINT Ballot The Whlga
can nearly tie the Legislature when they Try
the Loco prepondcrancc beng entirely IN iie
North end Of the Statc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

" '~fNN''i i'tot'i't - !fNJp ~ lildt vi" ''-'
Order majority in the State is about 900!
FRoM SIERRA LEoNe.-By the British Ong
James Hay, Capt Wiseman, We have the sierra
Leone Watchman Of July lst
The Brazilian bark Coufdrnca, was brought INTO s6s
port on the 20th June having been czpurel the M
March BY II. B. " ship Lily of Quemnr 'sr IN si1
1an6'fue Channel She mad plenty Of slave if'a' %
board, but 40 slaves.
June 2d, bfough: int serra Leone the Bfaai1ah g
schooner EspsrsHce captured by II. " BRIG SPY, Oh H.
po, ca the @t5 May. She also fulIy equipped % 90
yer, bat had no slaves on board
Both the above yesss.s condemned als' t"o o''
'choonerz and the brig Gen. EaTen, Of Phicdeipa'c
The raEy had commenced Sierra Leone IL -
The thunder storms of the present season. say,
the Wachmaa have been terrific in he extreme a US
resident IN the Coony tha; never, since is'i t
those gEea, wonders OF God been known awful va INK
l9;h OF June ST. Geor-- church Freeown wa; s!srf
BY the electric luid and very seriously damaged ~
clock from lis place, and part 81 me sP. 80,
from top 10 bottom Other damage done in the wv.
ard much property destroyed. Jour. C9mmsfe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Mn. EDITOR: Ii the Street Inspecto, o. ii

Nh. EDITOR: Ii the Street Inspector .; the
iIth Wa-d Gre ii % be hoped that he viii rsmoTe tie
ah. rubbish and Lumber which weeks and nou;hs
os'rucd and st obstructs s side walks aud goa in 18Th
street the vicinity OF the Reservoirs. Y
FIKE.--A FIRE broke out on the 30th ult. in
small buildings. l,,le value situated in Brdg
street, between York and Front Brooklyn. Adjoining t-se
stable which was hunt together with / valuaSle
horse. oweed by Wu McAllisye grocer. To:al damage
aboat SEQ.
ASo1nsR--Aboa: L o'clock IN The evening Of the sane
day ,he ban Of john Duryss, Howasd's H the
Jamaica Turnpike was eaiI'ey Consumed with Il, contents
chiefly consisting Of large quantity Of hay.
u At The late term of the Circuit Court in
Brockvlle lnd Miss Mar, Brson recovered iudgr-n,
FOR Sooo damages aetion breach OF marriage
contract. against Mr.. Bryant Senour.
GROWTH OF BuFF,Lo.-The Gazette says one
hundred and fifty dwellings and going up IN tha,
city half Of which substantial brick bailtings
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

y On our first Page Will be found q remark
able paper from the pen Of Mr. CHARLES LANE
associated with A. BRoSsoN ALcoTT in a quiet
attempt TO live out and commend a new idea on
a secluded farm they have entitled Fruitlands,
in the township of Harvard, Mass. So sharp
a criticism OF ordinary life not only, but on the
social movements and ideas of our time, viii find
few concurring voices, and we therefore feel no
necessity OF objecting TO such portionr OF it as
we deem erroneous. There is not a particle OF
danger that the world will be upset or seriously
convulsed by such doctrines, the almost universal
sentiment tending so strongly in an opposite d.
rection. Mr.. Lane IS an original thinker, there
fore vigorous writer and ii any novel reader
can find q romance more at war with all received
notions Of the aims and means Of life, we promise
him pleasant and pquant hour IN It's perusal.-
As Messrs Lane and Alcott are radically hostile
to Association, we trust their views will not be
confounded with that theory, that Of almost all
other protesters against the world as it is have
hitherto been.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

This Kennedy was President of the Lexington
Branch of this Union Bank, and aided, both as an
officer and borrower, to ruin, it and involve the
State for S50OO,0O0 of its capital. He now con-
tends that the Bank was all unconstitutional, and
that the State bonds ought not to be paid, but re-
pudiated!
Our readers can now see more closely the OBJ
ject of the yillainous act which passed the lower
House, ostensiblly to wind up the broken Banks
OF Mississippi, but really to strike dead all obhga
tons due them. and repudiate private as well as
public debts. If that act had passed as the Lo-
co-Focos in the House and part of those in the
Senate insisted on passing it, ali the above debts,
and ten thousand more like them, would have
been struck dead at a blow. And this outrageous
and determined effort to swindle was palliatcd by
the Journal Of Commerce and the Albany Atlas
The exemplary Loco Foco candidate for Gov
ernor, Albert G. Brown, late Member of Con-
gress says in his electoneering Address "The
Virginia and kentucky Resolutions of '90 en-
dorse." Those famous documents must be IN q
bad way if they need or would accept his en-
dorsement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

RHODE IsLAND.-Mr. Pot,er's majority IN tne
Western District IS l,096 so that the Law ana
Order maloritv in tho Statc is about z. $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

y Notice .-Consignees Per ship HERCULES from
L!yeEPoo w lease send 'heir teruits on so4 pier
ci Janesstreet, Last Ryrr oifc- OF the
a. goods p-rmed days are liable 10 b. sen, 10
public store W. * j. T. TAPSCOTT - Pack din 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Po,r UFFiCE,
New York, August q, 1879,
q English Mnil.-L-tter BaSs per Royal Mail
Steamer Hi5erna, which sails from Boltoa oa Friday the
st DAY Of September will BE- closed AZ The Upper and
Lower Post Offices this city THURSDAY, the day Of
August, inst, at = minutes mast o'clock p ".
ap2o 81 JOHN LORlNER GRAHAM P NJ