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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

The ratification OF the treaty will 60 out by
the next s,eamer--aud an exchange will take
place. II IL presumtd, in season to enable
Congress to establish Territorial Gov
ernment in Oregon. This will give
the finishing stroke to the questlon,0nd
enable us 10 resume that intercourse
which tends to the welfare of both Gov.
ernments.
Gen. Gaines reached here from the
South, last night, and is ready 10 meet
his enemies. Ii the administration
goes on at the rate II has been gong,
il will soon have,lts hands full i'll deal
ing with the principal officers Of the
army. The first attack was upon Gen,
Taylor when his position seemed
critical one. They then turned upon
Worth, afterwards on Scott, and now
upon the veteran Gaines. As public
opinion in the South has, so far, sus.
tanned the "old hero" and as this adj
ministration is formed of those who
worship every thing popular whether
real or Fictitious, | venture to predict
that no serious proceedings will be
commenced against him.
Mr. Mckay offered resolution, this
morning, to close the debate on the
Tariff OH the 3Olh Of the present month.
1t was voted down, by n considerable
minority. This is breaking faith with
the determination Of his own caucus,
taken a month ago, which prescribed
that the discussion should continue
for three weeks, viz, to the 9th Of July.
| should not be surprised, however, if
the resolution was pressed until it was
carried. The majority have put the
gag upon all other lcgislati on, and |
see no reason why more indulgence or
fairness should b expected on this is
sue. My hopes for the safety Of the cx-
isting system are much diminished;
but it is almost impossible to indicate
in what shape a modification will be car.
ried. Hunseriord's substitute, which is
much more liberia than McKay's is likely
to get larger vote from the New York
delegates than the other. and they hold the
control ing power. But the influence of
the Executive will be exercised to its ful.
lest ox,ent-nnd, where men have so many
f.vors TO ask, and are ready to transfer their
vo,rs for reward, no reliable opinion can
be formed. VERITAS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
NEW BOOKS.

THE PAsroR's HAND Book This
very handsomely arranged lmlc wo'.
comprising appropriate selections oiSHr
ture passages, designed to ND clereymr
and others who may be called upon to oil.
ciate at Marriage, Funeral, md other c,,.
emonies--and also contain. llcd formulas
to govern the dcIiberative assemble, Of
churches, &c. We are glad to see llr
the prejudice which has so long with mlay,
existed against all formulas Of giol, wo'.
ship and ceremonies is passing away, a'l
we cannot but believe ,ha, this lluIe work
will find favor with all who regard rs d'
rablc, pcrlnence and impr cssi vcncss n De
official duties Of pastors
SCRIPTURE SELECTIONS TOR Riu
GIoUs SIRvIoE. This is an cnarpemC
OF the plan OF the PAsTor's HAND Book,
and contains selections Of Scripture aprc.
pirate for nearly all SPECIAL occasion, q
religious worship, MS the ordinance Of Ral
ism, the Lord s Supper, Church Mcuoc'
Ordination and Dedication service Bible
Missionary and Sunday School meeting
Thanksgiving, Fast days, &c, &c BaA
the above works are by RcvW W ESca3,
Pastor Of L1igh' ST Church, ~ Y
THr JupsoN OFFERING. This "a
beautiful work, edited by Rev John Dow
ling, A. NJ, and is designed as a COMP.
mcntary offering 10 the memory oilhc ma
whose name il bears, and TO perpcua,c 10
toe hearts Of his many christian friends O.
this country the recollection Of the 1,
service 0! this dcvoul Missionary tbs
must be an acceptable work to this large
class of our pcople--nnd no better cvlert.
oflhs is needed than the fact Of rs baym2
already passed into its second edron
All the above works are published tf
Lewis Colby & Co, n York, aud Tor
sale by n G. Howard Rutland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

vera Cruz but only few men and those
of the loves, SORT, were found willing to en-.
lia In the city OF Mexico, Government
crpre.se, arrived frequently from the army T;
bot Ne nothing Of their contents woro allow.
cd TO ,ratpitc OF late, the impression was
thn, the M.xicnns had me, with disaster
In repnrd to tho large English Squadron
upon the Pacific, Mr. DImond is Of the opn.
ION thu, those vessels had been sent ont with
reference TO the Oregon question he does
not think i, probable thas they have any in.
s,tucions respecting the war with Mexico,
or the seizure Of The CALIFORNIA; IN conse-
ouence OF the war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

nj'At the request Of many Of our O9a
culiural iricnds, VIC give our entire hF
page to the publication II the Agrcu'""
Notice, & which has crowded out much oi'
er matter prepared for this paper. Bu' every
farmer ough, to see a copy of this circ0'''
and we hope that all will 90 in for '.
kinds Of premiums, on the 9Th Of Sap
We expect this will be proud day for 10.
land County and her enlerprlslng and 20.
intelligent farmers and Mechanics.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

Deuructire Hoods in Virginia ~
loss Of property by the late heavy rams
has been immense IN some parts a 'I'
Union. In Hampshire county, Na.h"
only have lie whole CROPS Of gram 1911.
corn beer entirely destroyed, bat W.
soil has been totally swept away y
the resistless impetuosity Of the i'o'f
leaving in their tram heaps Of sioA'
Many people.were compelled 10 I''',
their dwellings, not unfrcquenuj "
the night, and take refuge IN ihcoi."
wood.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
WIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

The wings of Rutland COUNTY are in.
vited to mec, in convention at Cnslle,on on
Thursday the OH day of July mex, at 10
o'clock, a NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Senators-und for the
transaction Of other business preparn,ory,o
the approaching state election.
BY order Of the Co. Committee
Rutland. June Is. 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
From the Boston Atlas.
A DJUSTMENT OF THE OREGON
QUESTION.

The settemcn, Of the long pending con.
,roversy between the Governments Of the
United States and Grcn, BritaiH in regard
to their respective territorial rights in Ore
gon, is now, PROFESSIONALLY, ncarl Y com.
pleted. Among all reasonable men, TO
whatever poilical party they may belong,
this oppor,une adjuslmon, Is the cause Of
mos, sincere and heartfelt rejoicing. An
apprehendcd war-the unuuerable horrors
OF which no human mind could have nnli
''irred, has been avoided, and there is now
no imaginable cause 10 Interrupt, the peace
OF me two nations Of the earth, the people Of
which have the strongest possible reasons
to love, honor and respect each olhcr.-
Well may the people OF both rejoice. that
they have escaped The greatest earthly ca
ami'y that could possibly have belaIen
them. Nothing is likely soon to occur, to
interrup, their peaceful relations towards
each o;her-nnd one great obstacle to their
happiness and prosperity has been thus sat.
isfaciorly removed.
In the midst Of our joy at this happy ter
mlnnuon ofthc vexed Orcgon.c Controversy, i.
is not inappropriate for US 20 award the just
degree OF crodi, 10 those who have been
chiefly Instrumental in bringing the dispute
to this happy issue. Towards that end, the
Executive department of our government
have done as little as it was possible for
them to do The course pursued by Pres.
iden, Polk, in offering, in the first place,
settlement on the basis oflhe 49th degree
then Withdrawing, and coming OUT foam,
ing and fTolhing, for the whole OF Oregon
or none, then not having the courage
again 10 eat his own words, and negotiate
a treaty upon the 49th parallel, and not
daring 10 take the responsibility Of war
with the Benate against him-reccving
proposition from the BRUSH minister, and
throwing the responsibility which was his
own, upon the Scnnle-,he course pursued
by President Polk has be,n, in The highest
degree, vacillaling, unlignided AMI IN
s,.-> xpanlike. Backing out and bullying
1iyipg and backing out have been the
Characteristic, OF his condnc, md well
may Cass and Allen, and the o:her ravng
$40 men, turn round and contemn the
miserable changellng Executive, who has
led them into the morsss, and left them TO
founder out as they can.
Considering the course that our present
administration had pursued, IN regard TO
this controversy, we hesitate not 10 say tina,
the British Government has behaved, lhro'.
out, with great calmness, ifmnes', and
magnanimity. They have borne all the
nonsense, the hnaronade, and clustering,
/ OF Presidential documents, and Congress.
onal Loco Foeo speeches. Declarations,
taunts and defiancos- however high may
have been the official sources from which
they have emsnaied-have been overlook.
ed and diTegarded. The English govern
ment has evioeed strong and settled pur.
pose OF peace, 90 long as II could be main
,ained upoa any reasonable terms They
have formed q deep sighted and accurate
judgment Of our Executive They have
looked upon President Polk rs the mere
nominal hesi d The governmcnt placed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
THE HERALD
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE rs.
VERMONT WING
STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of Vermont are reques.
ted to assemble in their respective
towns, and choose three or more dele
gates to attend the State Convention,
to bc held at Woodstock, on the 9th
Of June, to nominate a Ticket for State
Officers. Prompt and efficient action
is requested asqueslions ofimportancs
will be before the Convention.
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
Gro. r. HoDGEs,
PoRTUs BANTER, State Com.
f. p. WALTON, Jr.,
SAML. ADAMS,
A. l.. MINER,
May, 25th, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the First Congressional
District of Vermont are requested 10 meet
in Convention at Manchester on the Cd day
Of Jul next. at o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate to rep.
resent said Disrc, in the Congress Of the
United Stntcs, and to transact such other
business as may be deemed important when
met
BY order OF District Committee.
Rutland 10th Junp lSd6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

Black Rrcr Acdd,my-"c unIe''nn
that an examination Of the scholars Of us
highly popular institution will take place %.
the 4,h Of July and an exhibition to CON
sist Of drclmarions, recllallons, &C. VII ''t
low.
The Felchville band WI, he IN Attendance
and all arc invited to attend,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

The New Orleans Picnyune Oh w.
End says 1--WE learn that Cover.
Johnson, received letter from me 80
rotary of War, yesterday, nIo'IIl'.'
him that such of the volunteer
were sent TO the Rio Grande from ~ -,
under the requisilion Of Gen. 1a}'I, ~
who do not enlist for one year VIA y
disbanded The patriotic cllIz aie ~ -
yicksburg have contributed soVoV t !"
money and supplies, as loan 10 , -,
State OF Mississippi, for the VOLUME
now rendezvousing at that place
..-. Il annfRLlha
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

nJFor reasons which will at once 81,
ges, themselves TO our friend NJ, We G"'
a compliance with his request until oufnA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

UYSome one calls The time OF '9Vee4''
the sirl'. hands. the pai"y season o. IVY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-25

Austria, Prusia and Russia are .ppvehen.
sIve OF another oo,brssk in Craeo~ to be ss,
on loo, by The Polish saigrants in Fraaee
EnslAnd, and Be,siua. The three power.
have tshsn measures Of precsouon. Al War
sa~ seversl arrests have been made. Aus
ira has made NE Of tbs sssiaance OF In.
psssantry, by hbsrsiiy rsnssssatng then
foS their recent exeriloas.
Portugal has been the scene Of another Nv
soecs.sfel sxiempt 81 revolution eonscqas o.
upon . eAanes d tAs ministry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
THEY'VE MILLIONLOAN.

The New York Journal of Commerce Of Saturday, Civ
ing the information received by Telegraph from Washing
ton that the whole Loan had been taken OF the rate Of "a
TO oneeghh of one per cent above par flor six per cent
stock,) adds follows:
Vn'ed States SKIES new up yesterday to I07 buyers
which, accrued interest off, is equal 1914 for the sew
stock so Wall street will make pretty thing of IT, saw
S2OOOOO or Bot this s trihs compared with what
the South makes by the Mexican war"
very nice speculation certainly; but as the t;oxo,n
men Editor Gays when he desires suggest what he ia
disposed TO state positively, is the Journal OF Commerce
sure mat wall street" makes the "prety thing" by this
oPeIahonf We have rumor here. for which there Is GER
!anly come foundation, that single individual in New
york. whose name mas been hitherto unknown 10 fame
made an offer for the hOle Loan and one-eghth per
whole Loan be adudged TO him to the e.cn,i,n ~
al other offers, whatever tho standing or resources o tboo
by whom they we're made IL would be curious enop1b
would II no'I H. under the mask Of hitherto obscure
name some European millionaire has thus oujoekeyed
all Wall stfeet7-[NaL Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
FederaIislu.

The Union has determined deny its opponents here
after the appelation Of Wings, and speak Of them a.
FedersistsevdentY with the hope that there be not
something ntrinsicay derogatoy in the ephe there arc
OF least ancient "reminiscences associated with IT, en
oulHed render unpopular, if odious, the party to
which is applied. Names the Union obviously thinks
are hiHg'-and II It cannot the people by argu-
men that Wing measures wrong it hopes TO satisfy
them, by the Of perverted NAME that the Wings them
selves very perncious Of hereucs We are not
disposed much uudeato the intelligence of the
pie however to suppose that they comprehend an
tibet readily than argument and therefore We
shall suom 20 far as concerned, without mur-
mur, 10 this ingenious device Of tue Executive Organ
II, by the way the Union could transfer 10 the Whig
ranks ell the "fedeass" who now fight under the Loco
foeo Gag. should rather be grauhed Mt it's new eAss
cation for certainly the party In power Il not already in
woful minority, would IN that very speedily bo in
that plight We marvel indeed, that the Executive Organ
should use Of reptoach name which leading
member Of the Cabinet Eoried in Has it forgotten
that MI Buchanan the leader Of the fedess Of Penn
syvsns-tha Garrett b. Wall their idol in NowIJsr-
seythut Roger B. fancy in Maryland Louis MeLsne in
Delaware Geo Bancroft in Massachusetts Henry Hubbard
(scenty appointed ub-Tressurer in New Hampshire and
many others whom we nigh, name, were once standard
bearers IN the Federal camPl Has forgotten tina, Charles
Jared lngefso only fedoras from 1899 to 1923
bot Inst, by hs frank admsion he would have been
ouY had he been Of ripe age In &c Really the Union
must be singulay obvous thus repoaoh and stigma
the be frendstbe leaders Of the modern D,raoera
~ bot the violent opponents nevertheless Of the RspuB
heaH Administrations Of jefferson and Madison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
For THE VINO
To the wings of this Congressional
District.

AS there be difficulty in deciding on the
whom the Wings should unite take the liberty
OF bringing TO their consideration, the Ajax Of the Wing
party, BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH.
At the mention OF name OF that weight arc not all
willing eheerfuy lay aside their personal
for other gentlemen, aud 10 unite, and rally around and
concenue on Mr.. Leighl The question here comes IN
can obtain the services Of Mr.. Leigh Though |
have not asked him. | answer emphatically yes Tai,
him. fellow Wings, from his books as Cincinna,us Of
old taken from his plough and bring him the saliva
ton OF his country. His talents constitute large fund of
public property which have right draw in this our
time OF need. He cannot withhold the of them and
rest quietly his pillow, such a time as this The
reins of conusedly drawn The Cons,i-
uOn, and the best policy OF dear country are in
ger. Protection TO the Industry of people thrown
TO the Winds and other nations likely smack their
chaps, and tickle their sides, and grow fat and laugh Al
the fallen condition OF American enterprise. Mr. Leigh
has up with country he knows what the Con-
suuon Is and he has learned step by step from the be-
ginning what best policy s. There is better service
in him than there His health is n ow good
The cool maturity and nPeness Of his mind would not al
low untemPered zeal TO rebuff his best influences Ii is
entirely unnecessary say, that Mr. Leigh is well aua
he'd 10 his in Office gift of his
countrymen. Watkins Leigh is " an epste known and
read OF all men " and he be elected The people Of
Chesterfield, where he born and raised would be
proud once to have the services of him whom hey
had the honor 10 cradle. il would CLEAN of de-
Light and spread the smile OF pleasure the faces of the
old men, who would probably say TO the younr men
boys, never mind party vote for Leigh il is rare
chance TO be represented by such host power as il
embodied IN Leigh" To get Mr.. Leigh in Congress-
would brighten the hope, and gladden. hearts of the
Wings from Georgia TO Maine. The West would rejoice
with the East We it to county at large TO put
him there. Let him be nominated by a committee ap-
pointed by Wing Convention. Should there be no Con-
vention, beg leave that this may be considered his
nomination. Very respectfully,
OLD CHESTERFIELD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
Correspondence Of tn, Banlmor, clipper,

WASHINGTON Nov. l3h 1896
SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAR.-There IL, unfortunately
reason 10 believe that the Administrations calculation.
with regard to the have been realized The
and ineEcusable the permission granted IN
Anna TO land Vera Cruz II this had not been accorded
we would now hear nothing about his assemblinR forces
San Louis Poos to oppose the progress Of our army on he
way hho and under any other leader not hall the enihu
siasm would be entertained by the MeIcans But the
pie have not been much deceived by the Administration
as the Administration has been by Santa Anna II Cen
Taylor, contrary to his views with his limited force
is ordered to advance towards MeEco no will Co. for obe
denee Is as much the character Of the soldier as bravery
but II 10 said by those who have tho facilities of knowing
that any advance beyond Sahlo dscretonary with him
and that he will not care 10 farther than IT, without the
navy will do is share of the work. by taking hlyarado
Tampieo, end Vera Cfnz. IN this no shows his GOOD
Judgment Poos, believe IL four hundred miles rom
Sailo, and the intermediate distances barren and noun
famous. DR.. Bond of the Christian Advocate saws tbat
Napoleon frustrated in his eEpected subiugso, ~
Spain by just such dcultos Spain had been 40 devss
iad by conflicting armies that longer afforded food
tor his soldiers provisions had to DO in wagons
from Franco sooss the Pyreness, and found tina a
wagon drawn by mules horses would not garry moro gsn
20 the army than the animals would require Tor their nour
rishmont in going and returning But Frepcbtne, a..
ready in They killed the horses ON The s,,ivt
Of the team aud thus saved oneha the load and they 40
tho horses besides
The navy would have captured Vera Cruz long svo n
the administration bad permed but the fatal douson that
Santa Anna would give peace has po,ractsd The ga,
which, Otherwise, at the baltic Of Monterey might have
terminated.
do not know how IL s elsewhere, but In this ey and
win some IN the Departments, there s less confidence
placed IN tho Peadont and his Cabinet Than there was
months ego Ihey seem 10 be 80 eedulsus and, while cry
ing out prosecute the with vgor endsavour 10 sszs
every false Rhttha gives RIimmernR Of poaoe Many
who were warmly IN favor Of the declaration Of war after
our s'n' on tho border were brought to tho crisis
really sick Of tho "mastery inactivity exhibited In tho
CUT and the tight rein by which army was long
| held while az Maiamoras.
mn
There j. something new IN the wind now what Il IL,
We have not been able 10 discover The policy Of the
Administration reminds Of tho sick man, who expert
monted upon his body BY taking III the newly invented
quack medicines und, sftof ell, had call In physician
May public servants 70 called 60 on seeHndSn arfsB,
and tight the substance without being aurod by tho hollow
promises Of the Mexican dipomatssi II tho leg Of Mex
ioo s 70 be sawed or do IL once. and amper with
tho application Of milk and water poutces for tho whole
world will laugh atus G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
AmericanizinC New uexico!

Col. Doniphsn, officer IN Santa Fe Army writes
follows:
"ln addition TO other duties. Willard P Hall and my
self are arranging the Government, &c. trying to get
the machine in operation Ii is very arduous matts-the
laws oil in Spanish, and every thing done through
an interpreter and there much in the laws conflicting
with Constitution be altered The officers and Cit
liens of the department. for all the above and
around here have and taken oath of allegiance:
many tribes OF Indians have been in give in their ale
The Indians citizens in the u acceptaton Of
the and by far the bravest and OF them the
weHlthest portion OF the north part Of the territory"
Isn't this carrying 1t with high hand Revising the
Mexican eode,-swearng the peope-and making ''cit
lens Of whole tribes Of Indians We suppose there will
soon be an election for Territorial Representative in
Congress-when shall Indian Chief bare-legged
anu bepumed, sitting by the side Of our grave and re-
verend soignors" the Capitol This is progressive
Democracy with vengeance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
roBAcco-roS.eeo pl.n,s. will be Interested in tn.

Tobacco planters will be interested in tho
following item Of intelligence
"On the 22d Of December neat the French Govern
men' VIII receive contracts for the supply Of 400 900 Milo
gramme., 21OO,OOO kilogrammes. and 100000 klogsm
mes OF different descriptions OF Kentucky Tobacco On
the ssd OF January. lSt7, contracts will be received for
sappy Of 2SooOO kilogrlmmes, and $4,000 keg'am-
mes Marysnd Tobacco, also for 800 900 kilogrsm-
mes Virginia tobacco. IL s said that this quantity OF
tobacco viii. ON the application OF Mr. King tho United
states Minister, DO allow to be brought France in Ame
nean vessels and the circumstance has excited the bitter
est hosniy Of the Bordeaux and other ship owners Last
employment OF French vessels, and believe that some
promise W. made IN tho Chambers that, for tho future
none out french vessels should be employed con
veysnee Of tobacco Had this fiction been adhered to-
!, would not only havo caused great expense to Fr.nce
ou would imagine. have been Infringement OF the
naveshon treaties between france and the United sa,os
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN uoTcI. NJ. >, !,

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Nov IL, 1876.
Thomas Baltimore; Edva d Berkeley IT, Hanover. y N
s s.' nst 'ose. HERR winfcc Or N A sirs Bepi,mp
ems b1rfooI DE- Wake, Edward Akip Chs ssd.,c
narh Nosth Caro'pa Johnson. Moore Pete, ,bur,
ysha sa- hmehs WIN w Cooley Cumb- sasS kobert Read
Mn noswtn Ferguson. Riehaoad Marin Jam.s Cooh
IN, "m lerey tanquier Va Cyrus Browns g,o,r 4, mo
hess- h.ined w friepc Petersburg 4 Peero, t.r,,
ouT y Steven, Bedford A Hatcher Bot tour, Al, Ne
same Noa~G sanpsen, fayne. q Gatss Pouhatap O
bens%,. huefnEhan CALVIN Greer, RE huopd; Or Me.
eIanaeL LW Coleman. Nielsen; WIN Mu., .iy and NJ,
eaio' Nstn Leoarne Geo hand; Fesihs on Ane IA J,s
nedofdi Thomn ovcron, Prince Edward Jshu Lane 4:
Wo'erdSe Amelia; John Rosssr IT, n swean,, c,mps.n
John Stanford, Ches, erhsld NA"p'e"'
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov. IL.
lat, fstsrsoars Wiinsh,m and lady, Richmond NJ
Ivy sna aausnier King William; n Carter Chue CIV co:
sne1T Wehhaa. Hanover; Beck Freder,, I.bu, q.
Zen, sesen andhey Lyaehburr; Gilbert Riehmond
Mhsnah charlotte n; Mis- Dinan IA tiunor,. Vim M
ryan Evans carriugon. q X Canipstor p a i,v;Ds.
nah. Charlotte, Va. Wv IN"