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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
To the Farmers

OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
WE offer services TO our customers for the sne Of
w Wheat, Flour Corn, Oats, tobacco, &C., free al
any commission, except when required Ia guarantee
sales The senior partner, who has had sixteen years
experience in business gives his personal attention 10
this department, and we Halter ourselves that We can
obta the best market prices.
We keep constantly on hand large and well selected
stock of Family Groceries, 10 which We invite the at
-ntion Of the Planters. do not intend TO De UNI
Gersold by any house in the city,
We still continue To furnish Virginia made AXES, At
81 eaeh-whicb we warrant equal 10 any made III this
or any other country. We have substituted another
manufactoy in the place Of II one for which We for
merry acted agents which we assure our friends Is
far superior We have sold some ID or IL dozen, and
lave had TO redeem hut one
BROGUES made TO oidrr cheaper than they cnn
be had in the city. tall on Ms for hargs,ns.
D-J- Rcfor TO the Edllars az this nap-r.
GREr'rER l. GRETrER,
Aug. 22-cts doors bel,w the He'll Tavern.
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For SALE

vY,Hg very desirable House aud Lot In the town OF
1 Fredericksburg, lately occupied ~ Mira 3 T. Sed-
a,n The House of brick, well buit, large anu com
m.,ous The grounds, which cover nearly whole
a-e attractive aud beautiful, being laid on WIN
much TASTE IN s'opng falls and wide walks, and aiofi,
ell with many handsome trees. more deii.htiui anu
,Irbls residence whether regard h. had to health,
comfort or appearance. cannot be found In The town.
safe will be made privately, and the terms may be
learned on communication with either o me
"a JOHN MUNCURE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MuESON Richmond city,
Ann 5-ctf Executors Of Thomas seddan, decd
70 The fredericksburg Recorder and H"fhu wiz
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Wrs. Wead,s School.

THIS Institution will be opened for the reception
OF boarding and day schaars on the first day OF Or
tober next. Mrs Mead w be assisted by Teachers and
Professors Of distinguished ability; aud the Of stu
dy and christian discipline in The school and family
will continue as heretofore.
Lectures in English and French will be delivered
Throughout the session. and the young ladies of tie fa
mily will pursue q course of Reading in History and
Standard Poetry.
Reference is made 10 ih2 following gentlemen, y no
have daughters or wards in the Institution: RI Rev.
Bishop Johns Rev. Or. Empie Rev. Mr.. Norwood, Jas
E. Heath Esq James A Seldom, E'q., Charles f. os-
horne Esq, R,chmond Com APP. Catrsby Jones, Judge
j. Y. Mason, Washington: Nelson Page, Esq, Cnmbcr-
land; James Cali, ESD, Fiuvanna.
An
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Education.

TIE next session of the sub.cribcr's School will
I commence On Monday, the 18th OF September u,
his SCHOOL ro0.son Marshall Street, opposite ST. lanes
Church Such imarov' laenis In the buildings, 60,
have been ordered VIII add much TO the convenience
and comfort Of the pupils.
The regular course of instruction will embrace The
English Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics
John Dabney f. q will assist the subscriber in con-
Quoting the English and Classical Studies. Modern
languages will b. taught by experienced Teachor
Pupils, desiro,, OF studying Cbamistfy VIII &c ad
mred 10 tic LECTURES the subject, al the sttdiLa
College, without matricuiatins Students OF that In
stiiution
Fees payable half in advance, and the balance on The
Isl OF March 8. MAUPiN
Aun. l1-cn
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Prince Edward

TIME next course Of this Institution will CON-
Il mence on the lst OF The ensuing November
and continue until the Isl September, 1916.
All the branches, theoretical and practical are
taught during The term, and according 10 The dis
coveries and Improvements ofthe present enl sht
ened state Of Medical Science. LECTURES de-
monsiralions and daily examinations are Tie
modes Of impanin9 instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 PraIical
Anaiomy-and a private lnilrlnary corrected
with The institution, and 10 which students ire al
all times admitted, will afford them frequent cp-
porunilies OF Witnessing important surgical ope-
ralons and cases in medicine.
A full course Of lectures in this institution is
received as equivalent 10 one in the Washington
University Of Baltimore, and entities The ;itca,
10 all The privileges OF a second course STUDENT in
tina, school, which Is one Of the best in the Union;
thus saving him whole year in time. and at
least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for full course will he $l04, payable
in advance. Those students who pursue course
of dissecions will be charged an additional fee
Of so.
Excellent board can be obtained in The imme.
diate vicinity, and on Moderate terms.
Students wishing 10 join The Institute would do
well 10 signify such inieqiion by letter eaily, and
10 state Whether they with books 10 Ire furnished,
as an arrangement effected with Northern pub
fishing house enables the subscribers 10 supply
them at cheaper rate than they couli be pro-
cured elsewhere.
JOHN P. METTArER, A. NJ NJ. d.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, A. ~, NJ. d.
Prince Edward G.. H., Va, July S-cwilN
IN CHANCERY-VlRglE AT rules held
i in The Clerks Office Of Northampton County
Court, on The 10Th day OF July. 1915;
John Ker, administrator of Sarah Ker, deceas-
ell. Plaintiff
Hillary B. Stringer and Leonard B. Noting
ham, executor Of Elizabeth I. Slringer dereas-
ed, t'eIendants.
entered bis appearance, and appearing by salts
factory eyide,ice ,hat he is no; an inhabanl OF
this Commonwealth; II is ordered, that the said de
PENDANT, Hillary B. Sringer, do appear here al
The rules 10 be holden for the "a id Court, on The
nrst Monday in October next, and answer The bill
OF The plaintiff; and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the CITY of Richmond, for two months success
siyely, and thai another copy be rasied at The
ffon, door Of Inc Court House of this county.
A Copy. TesIe,
LOUIS 2. ROGERS, c. N. C.
~. 70 c,,s,r,
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PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS WANTED.
rI,nE undersigned have been appointed Comnntes
i OF the Trustees of Richmond College, neu, g.. IN. "
ond 10 receive applications for the Prr.s ~
MATHEW ,cs and natural Science in i.ai insiEut'oh.-
80 a,,y ali Ne on. thousand foilai5. Tue engage
men, to commence from January next. we WI re-.
eelve either of us. a.ieatinna Tor tue place UNI, .e
l. ID II 10y further information Is desired II viii
- " ' = J. r. JETER,
NC snoG@dlwkwtd a. JuDSUN CRANE.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND Al PUB

IN SATURDAY, the 9th day OF September NEXT
" viii sell at public auction, valuable Tract OF
Land On The Roanoke River, in Meckienburg county,
AMI adjoining ~. Tammany The Tract contains abou,
$50 acres RIB ut one half OF which is in woods and
well suited ,r The culture OF tobacco the remainder
in good beart There about IS or 80 acres of RIVER
low grounds attached, now IN woods: Tie pneiiing'
With lho expense, might be made very comfortable.
'TrRNs-Ons third In cash, and the balance In one
and iva years we'll secured. The sale will take prce
al ~ Tammany a. Ia o'clock, NJ Onc-haf Of the fer.
~ a, sai place attached TO the place, and viii be sold
with IL. ,. Y. onaNoh'
a,,hamo Aupus. S-ctds
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SPIRIT OF VIRGINIA LEMoCRATIC PRESS
The MoIganiown MouDlaineer contains the

4 ne NlolSaHoWn VI Dullalnter Contains TIE
following:
OuG NEXT Governor We this week run up
10 the masthead, the flag of" IN icc Ia he .N01fh-
pca" and under il, give 10 The people oil Virginia
The name Of Col. George w. Thompson Of
Wheeling, as heir candidate for Governor.
We feel a Virginian's pride in making this
announcement, knowing that Col. Thompson is
eminenily worthy the confidence OF the people OF
Virginia. This paper first spoke Of him, as a
candidate for that distinguished position. and
since that time his name has been hailed with
Joy by many of the people Of The East, and re-
ceives the most hearty greetings by The Eepubli-
cans OF The whole West. Strong and urgent ap-
reals have been made by Eastern men in his IA
vor, and his own friends and neighbors have not
ser forth his claims with more warmth aud zeal.
Blu. two others have been suggested as canli-
dates for Governor, Gen. Gofdon and John
Rutherford, and while we acknowledge the Re-
publicani>m and Patriotism OF both, We cannot
accord more 10 either, while we believe Col
Thompson greatly superior 10 either in point Of
talents ard he has the great claims OF the North
west in his favor.
Thi, section OF Virginia never save Govern
or 10 the commonwealth. Tide water has had
scores, The valley several and Little Tennessee
has not been forgotten; but the Northwest has
matter OF right. II every county Of Virginia
that has furnished officers for the State had
mark made for every one chosen from such coun-
t., many OF the counties would contain nothing
but marks, but the Northwest would present a
"besgary account OF empty boxes" We never
before asked FOR anything, and will not the whole
State nov rally under The banner Of our canGi-
daic, and place him in a position where he can
do the State servcel Col. Thompson is compa-
ralivcly young man perhaps 10 years OF age
Virsinan by birth, a finished scholar, an ac-
complished writer, an able lawyer, man Of
great research, statesman in the correct sense OF
The word, a Virginian-a whole Virsinian.
He is right on all The great questions OF the day,
and, what is satisfactory TO US, we believe him Of
the South Carolina stamp Of The Calhoun mould
Of politicians. To The people OF Tide Water, OF
The Valley, of Little Tennessee, Of the great and
rising West, We appeal in The name Of our Flag
".JuS,icc Ia nc .NorfaweM'-can any high souled
Virsinian refuse US justice ? Are not Mesars.
Gordon and Rutherford too magnanimous 10 de-
feat our longdeterred wishes Shall sectional
jealousy deny this boon 10 us We think mol
We hope moi. We are willing /, place Colonel
Thompson in The hands c Tie People, knowing
Tia! If his friends fail 20 make him Governor next
Winter, Tie time is coming when he will occupy
the Chair uf Stale.
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nIupopTaSr SAM +,

IMPORTANT SALE The undersigned will of
fer for sale q, pubic auction, without reserve the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, The FOL
lowing species of property, viz:
Seven likely Negroes, No. /.
Also, 4, the same time and pare, his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, Stock Of al
kinds, Crops on hand, &c.
Also, very valuable Library.
For particulars, see handbills.
Terms made known on the day &C sale.
Aug, l9--c3t TIluS. l.. MILLER.
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r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
l65 Main STREET,

Opposite Mc EtfAanee Bank,
nPFERS fur sale, $1,000 Havana Cigars, Rsralias,
~ In Normas Paner'as aud Caslos 81, 0ju Pfinci-
pees. Inslo sanz Sloanb"at, and De La Cruz hrand.
40 400 Common; Also Plantation cigars AMI Manila
Chrroors; 40 boxes superior Chewing Tobacco. IN To-
Is aud 20 h. boxes fine cut Chewing aud Smoking u"
baccoi iIardhans, iundy Foot Macabam. Rlppre and
Scotch SnufFs; Muir Srhauin, German, Puwatan aud
other Pipes Cigar Holders; Cigar Css.s; Snuff Boxes
&C which will he sold al wholesale or retail npnn ar
communicating terms Aug. 92--tM
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INsuR ANcE co.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INSURANCE co.,
New York, July 18th, rs45.
4 = the severe Gre in this city will doubtless cause
~ much uneasiness in the minds Of parties holding %
lces Of this office, j. thought advisable TO state, tina
the relationship Insurance Company. aer all Their
losses paid, will still have handsome capital r..
manning, and are continuing To do business nc only r.
iJ city, but through their agencies as hete'ofrt, AL
that they will promptly adjust all losses which lhty
NAV incur. J. SMf III ROiEKS, President
TO d. e. RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
Risks taken, ~ heretofore, by
y. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
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lieve there is love Of country enough, truth
enough, virtue enough in The bosoms of the sons
OF Virginia, 10 accomplish whatever will pro-
mole her happiness and prosperity.
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LOCUST HILL FOR RENT.

NIiIS valuab'e little Farm-cunlaning 300 acres BY
late surrry--les on the road leading from Char
lotesville 10 Ere cncksbusg, thirteen miles brlow The
former place. and nine miles above the Gordolsvle DE
po, Tile offers To lease this desirable farm
for term Of years lf il shan have been leased he
fore the eth day OF tho present month, il WILL that
dav. be offered publicly.
Terms made known OIL the day.
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MRS. GENERAL CARRlNGToN
WILL OPEN,
On the LIST day of October next,
II TIE CTTf OF KIGH 'I0NSi
SCHOOL For VOTING ADDE'S

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE central and healthy situation Of This city, IFS
i great and growing mpd lance 10 wealth ana popu'
laton the refinement and hospitality Of It's polished So
ciety with it's easy approach from every seetdn OF me
country recommend a favorable place for school
of the first cata. Mrs = design s TO ena,ait as lar
as she can christian principles and solid iearnnR
ali those which rmbeli'sh society and
add TO its happiness Mrs G. has engaged experienced
teachers for the several departments Of her school, re-
ng 10 herself the viciant spsrln endence ~ me
whole and the maternal care end management oil me
young ladies. -, ,hon.h o,r,.
iy attached to The Doctrines WORSHIP ana 10 p,s
influence over her pupils for the purpose 81 preserving,
hut will earnestly endeavor TO ineulca'e 'hoso
doctrines in which all christians apree.
Mrs e. nigh. rser to many person. Si nsrNh
abe deems such course OF questionable proprie y
40 without might be deemed re-
Iuctani'y accorded. All that sho ean do, 70 prefer
general request to those who know her wel enough ~
feel an Interest 10 her Success TO lay her claims 'at
before their acquantances To ask moro wouio oe az
once inconsistent with her wishes and principles.
..st. mnagIR
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Uth year q OUT IOUHUdI'uII. ,.,o,,
Y a9-cweW PHlLlP Is. WINS IOS.

mo JOHN D. ANDREWS As YOU are not resi-
dent of the Comn,onw wealth Of Virginia, so that the
above writ of sei-e arids be executed you, There
by notify and inform you, that SHALL ON the first day OF
the NEXT term move the Judge Of The Circuit Superior
Court of Law and ChanceIy for the county of Hanover,
TO revive the suit referred 10 in the same writ IN my
name Us the sheriff OF Louisa county, and A. such al
mnstraor de boat non OF John Cacke, deed Go That
the same may 10 prose ,ed against you TO nnal Iads-
mont. am your abe dent servant,
WILLIAM WADDY,
Sheriff of Louisa county. as surh Administrator de
hunis nan OF John Cooke, deed, by his Counsel.
July 80 -cwsw
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Extract Of Letter from The Alum Springs
Anousia county Anp 10.

Extract OF Letter from The Alum Springs,
Augusta county, Aug. 49,
II wish you were here with u.s. We have
fine, social company of GO or 20 visitors, and
every amusement necessary 10 while away our
time agreeably. The invaids seem lo be rapid
y improving, and the well ones, even, lalen upon
The use ofthc Alum Water The mail If the day
before Yesterday brought US The news iantamouat
10 a declaration of war on the parl OF Mexico
against The Uniled Slatcs-and had the Enquirer
announced a rcnconlrc upon your streets, between
any two OF your COOL citizens, | brlievc The i'm
preston would have been lully equal 10 that
made by This pompous demonstration OF Mexico.
However, she is rude and barbarous, rs well as
supers:ilious nation, and il may bc The design
OF an inscrulahlc Providence 10 bring her under
The cirilizing and outstanding mantle -four Fc-
deral Union. Al least the Poet Tells us
"'All discord'- harmony not understood,
All partial evil universal good -
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tn cnANcERY-v,se,s..:-A.ns superior court .

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT: AT Superior Court of
i Chan,ery. for the Richmond Circuit, held at The Ca
pitol, in the city uf Richmond, June -, lSi5:
Alexander 5. Brown aud Patrick W. Brown, execil-
tors and devs-es of James Brown deceased, aud eIec
tors and devisees al Anna Pied Brown deceased, and
the said Patrick W. Brown, trustee uf Ann George,
Plaintiffs Against
Jess. snead sheriff o lienrico county. and, such,
administrator DE- buus non, with the will annexed, Of
Robert Burton tho elder, dcc1ated James F. Heath. ex-
ocutor OF Robert nrton the younger, deceased, John
Burton. John Macintosh aud Eliza Jane his wife, John
Symonds and sally his wife, jacob iiirronimls, late
Sheriff Of Frederick cnuny and suc administrator
de bons non, with The viii ANNEXED Of John Hopkins,
decreased, Samuel Peasants, late Sheriff Of lenrlco
county, and SUCH administrator, with the will AN
nexed of John Graham, deceased, Charles Thompson,
administrator de bons Eon, with the viii annexed, oi
William MITCHELL decreased Samuel Taylor, Charles J.
NcMuria Robert Riyes James Scott, Executor Of John
Leslie decreased and in his individual character, James
Brown, Thomas Brown, George L. Brown, Charles L.
Brown and Ann h. George, Defendants:
The Court ordered. that all persons who may have
claims against either Robert burton the elder Robert
Burton the younger exhibit the same before Commits
sioner PoiliauX for settlement, within three months
from this date; and that this order be published for eight
weeks in the Richmond WING aud Richmond Enquirer,
Two of the new papers published IN the ty OF Rich
nond and posted The door of The Courthouse Of the
said CITY, and also OF the inty OF tenrco, ON two Sc
veral Court days. y Col J-Test..
MDyARn G..
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NQ'I'l.,E

Ii persons haT ing claims arnins, The Estate of VIM
~ g. Pryor, diseased, requested To make them
known 10 the subsc rIhcr without delay.
WIN. T.. II POLLARD, Admr. nf
tuo 81 -rct WM s PRYOR. deceased.
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n. P. HOWARD, c. C.
CoNMls,ioSEus' OrricE.

COMMlsIIONEhs' UfFIrE. 7
Richmond, July %, lei3
Tha parties named ard interested in This cause are
here nv notified That have appointed "Wednesday, ille
LIST day of October neat. (S5) Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ lie
time for me commence, III this Office, on tue duties
assigned 10 me ia the within order, wlrn and where
they are directed attend, with such documents aud
vouchers us wil! enable fulfil those said duties.
July 29-cwsw NJ b. PO!rIAuX, Mr. comr.
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FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR CHARLOTTES-
WILLIE

WILLIE
THE next session of Mrs J. A. C. DAvIS'S School
J. VIII commence the first Monday In September.
The scholastic year will terminate the last Friday in
June. and Will he divided into Two sessions III five
months each. Az Pupils will he received hut those
who board in Mrs. rs family, the number is limlicd
fuurteeu The terms for the session Of five months,
follows, VIZ
Tuition in English branches SIS
DO. French, 10
10 Music, with the use of The Piano, Is
Board 80
Payment is required in advance in all eases, and no
deduction admitted, except at the discretion of Mrs. d..
Aug S-c4w
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nuE coMMoXwEALrn or vIRclNIA to ,he Sire.

Il ri OF Hanover county, ETtpIHE
Whereas in an action of Drtnue, depending in the
CirSuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery Tor the
said county between James Niche late Sheriff Of The
county cf Louisa and as SUCH administrators "f J.nh
Cnrks deceased Plaintiff, and john ID. Andrews, De-
tendant, the said James F. Niche, Of the county Of
Louisa and, as such. administrator &c the said John
Cooke Dc as.d departed this life before final dcri-
sion was had in the aad action; and, whereas, since
the death Of the said james F. Niche, administrators as
aforesaid administration dc bnns of the Estate OF the
said John Cooke deceased hath been in due form com
united TO tie hands uf William Waddy sheriff Of the
said county of Louisa TO - hy him administered there
fare, in behalf Of the said William Wnddy Sheri ana
Admiuisratnr ns aforesaid we command YOU TINT you
10 Ike known 10 The said John ID. Andrews, thai he b.
before the judge of said Circuit Superior Court at
the Court house, on the first day OF October term heSi,
Ia show cause ir any he can, why the same action
should not be proceeded against him TO final juds-
mem, according to the act of Assembly IN such cases
made and provided, f to him il seems expedent, ana
have then the re This writ. Witness Philip u winston,
Clerk &c our said Court the 18th day of July, 1879 III
the roth year { our foundation -
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

to let them pass, &c. Now we have came through
the desert, crossed Snake river and seen mon
from below, who have come through the said
hostile Indians and find il to be all pack oflss.
The sum and substance Of all this is, 4 the
Hudson's Bay company and its dependantsuo not
want the Americans to lock to Oregon so fast a.
they are doing because it will be their death war.
rant. But as yet this company is the controlling
power in Oregon; even the emigrants that have
went over have mostly become submissive to thi
power and sold themselves for mess Of pottuge.
AS one of the men from there oxpresse it this
evening"" Americans said he 6 are the cheapest
commodity in Oregon, shirt will buy one.',
There is certain DR.. Mclaughlin there, who
pretends to be very much Americanised, and says
he intends to become citizen, &c. He has large
claims there and is selling them, and some are
fools enough to buy, when the Dr.. has no more
right to them than Satan him SELF II is selfish mo-
tives that make the DR.. and his creatures pretend
to take SO great an interest in the welfare of the
Emigrants. But this Emigration will give them
sour dose when they 60 pouring in by thousands.
Will you not come on then, next spring, with
your thousands of the right stripe and lend US a
helping handin rooting:t monster from his den.
The only stores are -se of the Hndson's Bay
Company and they credit ,argely to the settlers,
and thus get them in their clutches. 1t is certainly
strange if among all the wealthy business men of
tho United States there are not few who will
venture their fortunes in Oregon.
These men give very fattering account of
Oregon, both as to its fertility and climate. Ithas
raised up our spirits considerably, after being 50
long on the sand deserts and for some time now
in Oregon territory. Among these four men 10
DR.. White, the Indian Agent, and Mr.. Brown,
who was in our company this evening, hehas been
to Oregon three years, and is now returning 10
bring over his family, from whom he has not
heard for rseveral years. 1t is now after midnight;
am sitting above in our tent while all around are
wrapped in slumber. We arrived here late this
evening and have not had much opportunity Of
conversng with these men as they are encamped
half a mile from us. To morrow we 60 20 miles,
and must start early, so that will have no time
to write any further information that may get.
AS for myself am in very fine health. This
TIP nus certainty imPro'eu my ieai'h Seiy niu'",
as it has that of most others who were not enjoy
ing good hearth. 1 tell you it would do some
of your girls good ii some of us fellows in cur
buck skins, &c. were to encircle their beautiful
forms. And by the way just tell them that they
are little the best commodity that can be i'm
ported n: this county. If we do not have
recruit Of them, heaven knows what will
become OF US and the country.
NJ H.