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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.
ONDON-ST KATHARlNE,H HOTEL. orposite

q, ncf qss,sa sr ,.a1 NJ TT Rcvs m
THOMAS LENNEY late Chci Steward Of the British
Queen Steamship respectfully io,ms his friends in the United
CANT esab:h which Celt md furnished ...Idls: q
iies and gentlemen visiting Enxlsnd the hotel fronts that
part Of the dock in which The hnss aud most Of the other Anne
aad Royal Exchange The house wa b conducted liberal
the London, American, Fast adlan and Colonial The
yiands, Wines kc OF te ns quay: good Billiard
may contract by the week month for board &C. the
sasae in Ame1lca
LENNEY beas 70 assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by wishes OF his guests hopes
merit that confidence and good viii iberaliy
him when steward of the Brush Queen. dl4r
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A M ERICAN HOTEL
.U PIN .ADEIPHIA

IA :
ttS neg houe ~ suned on Chestput street, opposief tnc
Stats heuss ndependence oquaIr ana 10 the mmsdne
Il bss bs.a built IN sSs @est thorough %sanss BY JoEs
Ndgwsy Esd aud contains upyaJds Of ons handea roops
many Of which are aIos. with bedrooms adlonms suitable
il viii ba Furnished .hrouahout without regard sEpsnse
with and egant furniture most approved STYLE and
Of March next.
The atter themselves that thee long
in the business viii enable them to conduct the erican Ho
s in all its dspaI;mcnts In such wilt please the
fssi6ious, and guarantees tAsr guests comfort
and luxury, thar be found any HOts in tbs United
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
49, BIIRNS AND CLARINDA


THE whole Of the mysterious and Correspondence
which took place between the Poet BURNS and IL. cee
brated Clarnda Mrs McLEHosE in 1887 to 3d. and which has
purpose of publication has length by the decedse Of Ca
rnda fallen into the hands Of her grandson W.
Esq and now first given TO the world 10 the curious in
and fail to strongly interest readers general
published hi, city and Edinburgh simultaneously The
American edition neat l2no volume q about 200 pages
CLOTH gifts 'pss ;"f % RaM Rx KY, cS:,
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and Cianda
from the British Journals =
Letters TO Clasinca have long been felt by the admirers
Of Bums chapter ia the Poets Biography
"seldom have we welcomed work with warmer feel
inss .psn the one before The publication dse to
much light traits in the wildly devious character Of
"Wherev. ihs name Robert Burns is Known thi, book
bly, last Of his writings which will be world
and Onngipg fully to light in the Poets Life hi
wrapp,a in yst7, fruitful Of painful suspcions -
mysterious chapter perhaps the last that remains To- be
uneded 10 the history of National Bard has
been opened descendant Of whw has been made
immortal by her connection with genius Jour
Ths volume is invested with accumulation Of
tons have not been disappointed high ancpaons
character OF Burns is here fully developed
the Of Clapda and think astsfaco-
rily cleared up.n-Scotspan
Some Of delightful epistolsry literature has been
ADDED letters may no"
indeed Of the curiosi,ies of literature, and may
well be said TO supply new chapter the Life Of Scotlsnd
CheHenhcm Journal. Us lmsm
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS -Epgraved and
w Printed the rst style Of the Art, .duced prices
VALENTiHE,SN No Deetmsn f.
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TO PRINTERS

For sALE-Twe founs Of Type, Minon and Nonpsrie
n this o6es.
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CA rAsv ropa. rp e e. 30 oyn g.

GO EASY FORGET THEY ARE ON-DAY's First
~ Premium Sheet r. Over Snoes with his Elastic Solos,
besides be the neatss aud abe oveshoe
perfectly adapted 70 the Boot and Pants chat the
other overshoe they that whoever examine, them will
crra ly give eence. They will completely do away
With the double or water proef Boot which keep
Warehouse, Is Maiden lane, Broadway. Those who
want Days Over shoe should Der No. u.s.
LIFE PRESERVES AND JACKETS The hes, arti.
Gle in the United States Orders for the south
the manuiactue err. HORACE H. DAY, Is Maiden lane
n lmsec
GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES
q j. GAYLEh Iayent'r and PATIENCE, i8s5--Sevea
hopsands Of GayIers Patent Fire Proof Book Safes or
all from 400 TO TO- 00t lbs each have been
the last fourteen and has failed
have been very severely .sd in the great fire Of iss,
ahea forty ia In the district we cert
Gates AFFIRM much exposed to the Intensity Of that fire
hey would hays BEEN in store that time desoyed but
Cured from long experience and attention pro-
duced by fire SAT the has been enabled make
such improvements that he with full confidence recon-
mend his Union Salamanca Book Safes beyond all doubt
strong enough to sustain fall pressure which they
be exposed in the burning Of They
ed As TO combine TWO perfect Iron Safes united with
the othe' in such that the inner Safe he
acbSafc made Of and plate and the perfect
substances and has aud door, each
secured by suitable lock An assortment Of Gye Suee
aud Double ssanandeI Safes Aso his Patent Double Sae
grses from So. by he agents ibis city, viz s Ely, u
Plat street; Brett backus ~ Maiden lane, and BY the
Patentee J. GAfLER, III Fulton strte
Iron Safes spcce Chests. Iron Doors &c made order
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pLuMBE Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Colored
Photography. Isl Broadway, above Murray street, New
York-Awarded the first premium and highest honor by Anne
can and trankln Institutes for the most beautiful colored
Daaureotypes exhibited.
'fro'es,or pumbe, the American DaRuere whose fame
the fist PHOTOGRAPHER in the world familiar only here
but E9pe and whose sues have recently been increased
h coored Photographs beautiful ever
sIhbited has, from liberal desire place his
within the reach Of ALL just reduced his the lowest
rates Of the mos, indifferent artists the We advise all
eqnai, ISL Broadway '-New York Express.
Plumoes Premium and German Apparatus aud Instruction
Plates ases, &c at the lowest il9 lmdv&wysec
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LIMITED STATES D4AGuERMIAN GALLERY. lls
the attention Of citizens and strangers, visiting the city TO his
lendd collection Of groups
rom two to fourteen the plate, which for
beauty and accuracy of deneaon be surpassed Po
traits taken In all kinds OF weather. either with without
eoon.
The American Institute il late exhibition awarded MI.
White the first premium for the best Da9ueeoype Likeness for
groupngand effect which but another proof Of the
superiority of his portraits.
MIR White II agent in New York for the very superior
imported German Camaras and other establishment
this city OF State they be obtained.
NB.-lmported German Csmaras; also French and Amer
can Instruments of the best quality with Plate Gases,
sale at the very lowest prices. nj 3m$m
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collar LAMPS, CANDALABRAs. UIRANDOIt

SOLAR LAMPS. CANppAALABRAs,, giRANDoLEs,
~ Brskets Hall Lamps and Lanterns China and (;Isss OF
every description Astral Lamps altered Soars beautiful
of the above to he obtained Souvene Co
Store No John street Broadway and
their factory No % Gold street All articles made and
matched TO any pattern, wholesale and retail
The above establishment surely the only one where
people always get Supplied low price The tub
scrbers able 10 furnish than others manc
turing the shove themselves. Glass made aud order All
the above warranted. STOUVENEL & co.
" u. tsonds loaned for parties I'm er
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MARRIAGE LIFE IN CoNNxcTlcur.---Superior
rt.-Lsura Woodford of Madison VS. BENJAMIN
Woodiord-dyorce granted; cause drsertion sally
Mallory Of New Haven vs. IIeman Msllory-divorce
granted cause deseron. Jane c. Booth of New Haven,
VS. George Booth-diyorce granted cause desertion.
owen Sullivan Of New Haven Bridget Sullivan-di-
vorce granted cause adultery. Harriet Weon OF Wa
terbury, VS.. John 8. Welon-diyorce granted; cause
adulery-N. Haren Herald Feb. g.
ITO GLEE sINGERs.-Juss publisbeA the lrh No Of fe
QuaItetts, containing Gess by Spobr, Weber, &c For
sale BY C. Hoyer, No. 3el Bfoadway and y Riley NO %
N b An Extm lumber. csnraIpng a favorite Epgn,n
1,es win be shortly issued for gratuItous delivery 20
subscribers. ~. .IntN.lll Jo lm- rrc
NOTICE AN adjourned OF the stoeEnoiasIs
~ the Bridgewater Mining Company VIII y neto
hs Banking House Of the Bank Of the Uned Sats
corer the 18th OF March NEXT lat IL O'CLOCK W. On seca
business. 49,, ...> -
said company stall be valid until such transfer
ha be esisterd entered the books Of the Company
BY order Of the JUDAH POISON, Secretary
Pirl.deIphs February J. lsaa. - 70 strrc
T1HEM CARRIER PIGEONs.For sale a lot Of fresh i'm
orted Pigeons torsisiing of black blue don white
Carriers Viii pied Pouters variety Of Tumbefs,
ola colus blue IA Heads back do, silver do, black
Bead. ti.e do and liver do; Almond Tumber; black blue
How white ds gps and Tubults, of all the known
coiors
Gel bnted etr ordinary OF flying long and
tuning no ne from almost credible distances.
Call and see them, at 90 Resae street.
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
NENT

500 PEARL STREET, LATE Ios BEEKMAN.
HE Subscber well known for the cheapuess and durabi-
Y work. desires to inform HI, patrons and the public.
that he suit the economical tendency of
making garments Of the very quality reduction
per from former prices and ess IL believed by
than OF the quality made by the
moose. TN: city In order that gentlemen
ted their considslion with guarantee that the goods
shall he e the d quality and the ct
Pants Of black or double mied cashmere ...5 to
Vssts. OF silk, &c az 4
Making and trim ming, the style. the following
prIces:-
Sants and vests
Ssperior Beaver Overcoats from $i2 to $50 ,
JOHN MOEFAT..
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GREAT REDJCTION IN PRICE

GREAT REDUCTION IN Prices.
DRESs COATS MADE 70 ORDER FOR Slo.-No. 90
- Fulton street.-The subscriber having opened General
Cothag s.os at No % Fulton street New York nov pre-
description Of genemens Wearing Apparel, the
onabe He oes for their consideration the following
list Of reduced Fricea:-
Cashmere Pants, ".......... 4 to so
Fancy Vests. "...... 70 80
Overcoats, "..,... s"s".ss.... 10 70 10
Sacks, 4
N. B.-Cothng made for the Southern market with
and despatch Persons will 6ud their advantage
call and and prices No Fulton street,
before purchasing share Of the pubic patronage
10 solicited. VIM PETTET.
liz mr.
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FUE QUITTING eye!y kind q Fsshionable GaTment now
ho fashionable well known to require news
paper comment this syssm with coudence offered e. the
adnot theoretical invention Tor speculation but
the practical and complete work ever published this
subject the result Of extensive and lashions
bic rreccen New York and Pa and will be found to
such ample yan and precise uctops enable
every student "a cut with ease and certainty all
styles of both EUROPE and America
and of the author % Cedar and be
forw arded . u part Of the United 5tatss
Also complete Of Patterns @ the Iious styles Of gar
snch BE- requIed and warranted TO
4, viii, - and e}evsnce
OUILLs AND 81 EEL PENS-SOO. 900 Quilts selling off
W dealers and would do well TO
before purchasing elsewhere Also large assortment Of
which low either who esse RETAIL the
subscriber wishes To leave the business this spring
A. McKEACHNIE. Quill Manufacture.
fel lmsm 235 Pearl street.
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NOT1CEAn application will be at the present ses.
SION Of the legislature Of the State Of New York the
corporation OF Benevolent socsty the cv and county
New York to be called THE Noah Association Of the Sons OF
Beusvolence. ia Itaw6w
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS -Epgraved and
VALENTINES, No Deekman st.
Correr OF Park Row, Lovejovs Hotel
Pleaae call nd 81 m 1nnsr
, 1844-02-10
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, 1844-02-10
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, IsA4.

Lifs and Death ofMe SeTeS.-Tht
laws of lie and mortality berwixt he
are .erv remarkable. They
are stated thus:
|. In the present cen Elton ol tic
white population 81 lie UGit,d Sl-t.S.
the number Of itmaieA born ger an
sum IS atou $4,000 i,>S than ne
males. This determines Of irseIt hat
po'ycumv is not a Daturai condition
Of man. and that the laws of our rr-
lial"n md na;urs ate the same-that
one man shall be the husband of one
wrman.
.. Al twenty years Of ace the fe-
malesexceed the males. This proves
i,hat betvrcn the bi;th and twenty.
tie mcr'alEv among the boys has
!een much grca'er rh.H that among
phe grl<.
s. From 90 Ia 10 tie men auarn
much exceed The women. which
shows that It's t, the p',ird Of the
greatest mortality Hm"u- rhe women.
4. FROM 40 /" 20 tue diiirrrnce
rayidIv dininishes. III" females. as IN
the early part Of lie, gaming on the
males. II il shows that TINS is the
.Icrind Of greatest danger and expo
sue IL ucn. tie least 10 tic women.
) From 10 onward the Women
~
, 1844-02-10

Cure for Cough in HOrSeS.--Take
hlif a pound "i uitre. quarter Of a
pound Of black ~rcgulus Of anNmonv.
and two ounce at antIm"ny; mix
Iiiem well IN Il ninrrer and make 1t up
i'm" d Sc "f 0ne ounce each. I i've
The horse one dose in u cod mash
mixed every night in mild weather
Tor three nights; then omit it for n
week. If lie does not get better OF
his couch. repeat II.
Care is necessary that tie animal
should rot he exposed. while warm.
10 stand IN Il cold wind; otherwise ex-
ercise him gently, and heat him as
usual.
, 1844-02-10
Authorized Agents for the Radical
If spoi,s a man tOImarry-hinn.

Believe, dear girls, the maxim tTuc'
In precsPt and in practice too
That it spells a man TO marry him;
The creatures never ought T. 60
Beyond a honeymoon OF SO;
Ifthoy survive that will show
That ii sPoils a man to marry him.
When first he kneols before your :ect,
How soft. his words! his looks how sweet!
But ii spoils a man TO marry him;
When once 4 late conset he'll. wiring
And get your finger in the ring
Oh. then he's quite another thing
II spoils a mar TO marry hun.
Have yoI a fancy2-you must soP it;
a will it may be? you must Top il,
Before you think Of marrying;
And even if you venture then,
Select the very worst Of men;
l. not, n NJ @ acncs outoC ten.
twill spoil the wretch to marry him.
Undoubtedly il will
, 1844-02-10
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The RADICAL Is issued every Saturday mcrn,
;pg, at 50, so, if paid within six months ana
If payment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will he exacted. -
rTTo a club of Three or more subscribers
No paper discontinued until all 1T5enTage:
are ns;d. except at the option ofthe Editors,
TPostmasters are authorized by law I" I'r,
rard money to newspaper publishers, free OF
charge. All letters TO the Editors by man.
must be POST PAID.
, 1844-02-10

Curing BHHcr.--Everv good house
wife knows that al times. for some
prcuiiar cau>e Most generally rx-
tnt S,urneSS or bitterness # tie
cream.) much officially is expert nc
ed IN making The cream mi" i%uirer.
4 laiv wr.tcr III the luGiara Farmer.
Recommends the tnilo"lug Course in
such causes. We have SAYS the
Western Farmer. for years used soda
ar salGratUs for the same purpose.
and found them usually successful.
i wish to mioIm NV sister butter
makers, of the means | used. which
so successfully removed the difficulty.
| churncd perhaps three hours. 10 no
purpose, and then tired 10 think of
something that ! read in the Indiana
Farmer, or sor other periodical. |
could rot remember precisely. but !
recnl.ertsd the reason stated. was
the cream helng sour. I then tho'i
Of soda. tpearln>h, presume would do
as well.) aud dissolved Il large spoon
iul IN a pint of warm water. and as |
poured 1t IN. churning at the same
changed in u moment. and
gradually formed into a beautiful sol
id lump of sweet butter
, 1844-02-10
A venerable clergyman from i

A venerable clergyman from Il
EeIghborunE town once preached N
Concord. In his sermon, he attacked
very powerfully and roInteiIy, some
prevailing SINS OF the times. On leav-
Ing the EuuSc. he was accnsted by
one OF his hearers, and asked what
lie had against him, lhatbe should SIN
Gle him out and preach 50 poIntedIv
10 him, as he had done in bis sermon.
] waS not aware.'saii the clergyman,
that my sermon contained amy thing
personal, certainly | had no such IN
~tentiou.' Wei, said the hearer, 1t
WIS personal, aud the congregation
knew il, and all eyes were turned to-
wards ne well, my friend said
the Clergyman. i can only say Ihatl
always load ny gun with great care,
and when loaded, | fire at random,
Without taking aim, and never know
who | hit I'LL ! see them hultering.'
, 1844-02-10
Your rhaiirnt servant.
WADDY THOMPSON.


Ill" .NihH itItS' - dS Ji'oHS
NATIONAL PALACE OF TAcuBArA.1
SEPTEMBER 81. I843. !
r." His EXceIIency Mr.. Waddy
Thompson, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Ptenipo,en;iary ofthe
UGi'rI States:
Nor ESTrEvgo Sia:-I have re-
ccNcd your polite favor of the 18Th
rst.. and with ii those of General
Andrew jackson and Gov. David
Campbell. who interest themselves
tor the liberty Of John Bradley. a
prisoner in tie Fortress Of Pcrote.
The rt.d aron OF tie Honorable Gen
crai Jackson. for me is hi-iiy respec-
table, as much so Tor his beng one Of
he most distinguished men Of the
United Safes, rs for the special Ia
vor> which he bestowed on me in
1886, when returned from my cap
tvIty i'll Texas. This iatcrpositi0n
has induced me to grant he order for
the hbcrryot Bradley. which | enclose
70 you, that You may be pleased to
give il the necessary direction. and
also 10 manifest 10 General Jackson.
that shall always Ne happy TO be
honorcd With his orders, inasmuch as
they a never give me any molesta-
ton, whatever may be the subject to
which they relate-but on the contra
~. vii give me great pleasure. be-
cause 1t is always pleasing 10 cores
pond with persons who, like him, en-
joy a fame 50 highly conspicuous.
| avail myself of the occasion to
renew the Iigh regard OF your devo-
red servant.
CSIgned) A. l.. D~ESTA.ANNA.
, 1844-02-10

Scolding.-We never knew 4 scol-
ding person that was allie To govern
a family. What makes people scoItf
Because they cannot govern them
selves. How, then. can they govern
others? Those who govern well are
generally calm. They are prompt
and resolute, bu. steady and mild.
, 1844-02-10

tried coaxin,-'come here, good fell
er, seS /, and wh!siled "A little To hIm,
but 1t waru't no use. Thar he stood
and KEEP up his eternal whinin and
Oarkln, all night. couldn't tell when
daylight was hrakin. ouly the chick
u CROWN. and VAS moustrous glad
to her 'em, for if | had to stay thar
one hour more don't relieve d ever
got oui of that bA4 alive.
Old Mss Stanley come cut fast,
and as soon is SIZE saw tie bag. ses
Sic.
What upon ycarth has Joseph pa,
INTO that .oug uag Tor Mary? ltiIay
ITS yealiln or some 1--we animal, or
BruIn wouldn't bark nj it so.
she went IN to call tie gals. aud
sol thar. >biverin all over 50 ~lc,uuln't
speak II | tried to--hut didn't say
n"thin. BuneOy they AL come run.
Mn out.
My Lord, what is ii? ses Miss Ma
~.
Oh, its a! We! ses Messiah, ! seed it
move.
Cal Cate, aud make him cut the
rope ses Mss Cnoiiut. and lets see
what il is. Cone here Cato, and let
tbs ba- down.
Don't hurt II for tie world scs
Miss Mary.
, 1844-02-10

Too mHct Hair Entirely!--A Gin
cinnati paper tells of fashionable buck
in that city who goes By the name
OF Dandy Frank and who in COMP
ing out his earIocks the other dav,
discovered a nest of Young nice. that
had Uttered there during the night.
, 1844-02-10
Ladies ~ 81 FORK.

1"uCg ladies' MSS Il figure when
they flush and make a d zen apollo
4IrS to their male acquainrance>. who
happen TO find them a; the tub with
Il check apron on. ard sleeves up
Cuhtett iell IN love wuh his wife
when III this interesting condition..
aud 10 n"Han was OF mure service
T., man. K al men--mcn Of sterilnu
rI"cIPtr--.re Always pleased to see
lhcT .eraale acquainIanceS at worS.
Ticn. never blush, never apologize,
u found in your homesPun attire. stir
ing coffee. washing the hearth. or
nnsiEg lie r|nthes. 1t should be YOUR
pride and glory to labor, for induStri,
Gus habits are certainly the best re-
commenda,inn you can bring to wor
thy yOunu meu who are seeking
wives. Those who would sheer at
these habits, you may depend upon it,
will make poor companions. for thew
are miserable fools and consumate
b.ockhrad>.
, 1844-02-10
Vol. EiI..-NO. IA.

General Jackson and Santa Anna.
Mr.. John Bradley, one of the Mier
prisoners detained in Mexico, having
applied in vain TO the United States
authorities to procure his release, be-
thought himself of his old friend and
n~eiChbor. Gen. Jackson, and accor-
dinghy preferred a request TO the ex-
President, that he might interceds
with Santa Anna for his pardon
General Jackson wrote TO Santa An
ma. and the result Of the application
is deserted in the following letter
from the American Minister:
MExIco, Sept. Oh, 1845.
My DEAR SlR-l have the happi-
ness to infolm YOU hat Mr.. John
Bradley. in whose behalf you inter-
ested yourself, has been released from
Imprisonment. | had made repeated
efforts tefore in his behalf, backed by
many of the most distinguished names
IN the United States. but without suc-
cess. But YOUR letter TO NE, which
| communicated 20 President Santa
Anna. Immediately produced the de-
sired effect. as YOU will see from his
letter. j translation Of which | send
you. Irejoice at this on poor Brad
iey'S account. and not less as it evIn-
cpS Il Just appreciation of Your name
and character in foreign lands. which
| am very sure will increase with
tine--when party and political pre-
iudjcesare forgotten. Your position,
General. Is inGeed p proud one TIE
mere mrnlron of Your name in 4 for
ei.n Iand causes Il thriil of pride in
every truly American heart, and has
pnWer. Ike the commlnd OF the apos-
ties. t. cause the chains TO drop from
Tie limbs If YOUR cornirymen. Long
NAV ven live to enjoy Your we'll earn
- lame. Santa ANN is 4 man Of
talents. and many noble qualities.
l"u must not judge him with iefer-
"Ncc t. the state Of things in our
happy couLtry. lie has a very DIFF
fcsrnt people to c..c,n. and ! think
he Is tot only 4 patriot. hut that he
lis coan'Tymea, andtheir
nna interests. \ government Ike
ours would literally he no govern-
rcnf for Mexico. You may use Z
Light reign on ynnr horse, because he
l. Gentle and yell b-ntp. Hut IL is
n" reason Why should use a similar
one on mine, which is wild end TN
rrocrablc. Receive. my dear sir. the
assurance OF lie !:'h respect and SIN
esteem Of
Your cbaiiCnt servant.
WADDY THOMPSON.