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The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

CEv. scoTr AND CEN. TAYLOR. Col.
Webb, ofthe n. 7. Courier, cives the
following curious statement respecting an
interview between Gen. Scott and Gen.
Tavlor, which has given rise to a report
that the President had treated Gen. Scott
with iudjanitv.
Con Sunday. the 18th INST. President
Taylor saw Gen. s. in the Rev. Mr..
Pines church, ard not having met the
General since the Mexican war, deterln-
ilcd to ey;nce by his reception Of him
l',.. he bore 10 malice for what t2d oc.
curre,l--that however much he NAV
have fe!. At the .ime. the mode and man
n,r Of tal<inr from him ali his regular
.roors, he was wiling to Gyrel il.
.IAccordingly. he met Gen $. afle-
the conorec9t,on was dismissed. in the
most IriendIy Kramer. shock him cordi-
alIv by the hand, and evinced a degree
of pleasure at the meeting which could
only have been demonstrated in stron-
ger manner. bv publicly embracing, This
he did not think was called for. The in
teryiew in presence Of the conorcratior
terminated by the President inviting Gen
eral s. to cali upon him.
con the following day Gen. s. called
at the Presidents and sent up his card.
Two gentleman were with the President
when il was received, and instead Of in
yjtino Gen s to come 10 him in his Of
fee, which is NJ sL9irs, he promptly sent
4 MESSAGE to the General. inyiiIrr him
10 90 lnto hls private narIor below. when
he would iyin him with the least posi-
bic dcIav. v,,,in fine minutes he d!sm,s.
sd the gentlemen with fum. and went
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
Boots e. Shoes
Cheaprr thln Eyer!

At HE Oh Siaa5. No. 3. Ricketts,
Row, nearly opposite the Washington
Hotel, and door above the Of
fee Of the Cecil Democrat.
VNILLIAM JONES, returns his sincere
w tha.ks tc his friends and The p,blic gem
era lily, tor the very liberal patronage heretofore
b' s'Gwed upoI. him. anl bcgs leaveto inform
them that he has now on han! the largest az
81 ri nent that he has ever oEred; III Of which
has been made nndcr his own immediate super
vision, of the best material, by the best work.
men and IN tho most durable and fashionable
manner.
Ills stock has been purchased i, tho Wholesale
market and for tie cash; which together with
his long experience in the business tn,bles him
TO make q, d sell boots and shoes much lower
than the same quality Of work can he purchased
for al any other establishment on the Elstcrn
Shore.
large assortment Of Ladies', Misses and chill
drens Shoes, constantly OIL hand at reduced
rr ccs.
Don't forget the place, No. 8 Ricketts, Row,
one door above the Office Of the Cecil Democrat
E!kton, March 81. 'l9--lf
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

THE AMERICAN FLAG INsULTEp.-The barqro
lrna, Cupt. Warner. arrived al this port on Sat
urday, in II days from Manca Ibo, Capt W.lo-
ports that on the a2d of February, the annver-
sary Of tho birth Of Washington, the Americans
in port hoistcd the stars and stripes, when Wese
Immediately ordered to be lowered by he gov
ernnent authorities; and in consequence of the
absence ola vessel Of war, tho insulting order
was compiled with. Tie Britisi, excOnsul, also,
in honor Of tie day, hoisted his flag, whic', was
in like manner ordered to be lowered, and the
conshl fined 500. Capt. Warner states that
our conntiymen are treated with utter con,em pt
in Maracalbo. without any hope OF redress.
IN. Y Paper.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

SMoKNG AND CHEwlNG.-1he City l.
tenn di,courses thus upon the habit OF
using tobacco:
at might rot be popular movement,
but it would be a very profitable one, to
make tax on tobacco chewing, smoking
and shutting. We have no doubt that a
moderate tax would produce eight or ten
millions of dollars per annum and If we
could be assured that the money would
be appropriated 10 cheaper postage, Or
TO some benevolent purpose, and not to
war and wickelness, we are inclined to
think that we should move the tag. Smok
ing, chewing and sHufling are amuse-
ments for which man should be made
TO pay roundiy; more especially as near
iy all who do not smoke, chew and snuff
are thoroughly disguised with those who
do. On second thought We move the
taxi
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
New Spring Goads in PHILADELPHIA

TOWNSEh d, SHARPLESS s SONS, 80
South 2ni Street, Have received by their own
Import'i9n and careful selections a larrs
and well assorted stock, which comurses every
dcsirahl" KIND ofSiape and Fancy Goods.
DRESS G0ODS-SrlhH. Ginghams. Lawns,
Mohair l.ns'rcs, Chin'zes, Linens, and all the
new Fabrics Cor spring
SFlAWLS-Sils Canton Grape. Thibit,
Broche. Net, Saxony Plaid, English Cashmere
and Seal Skin.
FRIENDLY GOODS.-Plain and neat fig
urcd Goods of all kinds, Plain Shawls and Cap
Stuls, Plain Furnishing Goods, &c.
MEMS WEhR.--Cloths, Cassimeres, Drill
ings, Twhcds, new Summer stuffs, Vcstings and
Youths wear.
FrRNlsHiNG Goops-Enslish Quilts, Blank
cts, Bookings, Tabngs, Shcetings, Linens. Mo-
rcens, Damasks, Sc.
SHoENAKER's Goops.-Lastings, Gallons,
Laccs, &c. &c. mar 3l-3m
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

EXTRAORDINARY LlBERAL,TY. It ap-
pears, flom the report oil committee it,
the legislature of Massachusetts,, that the
Hon. Horace Mann, secretary of the
Board of Education, has been in the hab-
it Of expendlng large sums of money for
educational purposes, and for which he
has never asked the slightest return from
the Stale. His zeal in the cause Of edu-
cation has induced him to impair his pri-
vate fortune, and even to mortgage prop
erty 10 raise iundsto aid the cause. An
investigation into this subject was urged
by members OF the legislature, without
the knowledge ofMr Mann, and the sum
oftwo thousand dollars is proposed to be
appropriated to his use--an amount Moth
ing like half equal 10 his disbursements.
As it Is SO seldom that public officers are
found thus liberal Of their means for pur-
poses Of general utility, We think that
the legislature should pass vote Of
thanks to Mr.. Mann, besides directing the
repayment OF the money which he has
advanced.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

By vir'us d! writ Of vcnditoni expona.. is
issued by Geo w. Moore Esq, one Of the justi-
cts of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in
and for Cccl county, to mo directed, will ex-
pose 10 s,ie at public auction, from the Court
llcusa door in E..kton, on SATURDAY the 2ist
day Of .iPrl inst, at 4 O'Clock z. NJ. for Cash,
Farm near Eli, Iron Works, adjoining the
LANDS OF John Willis and Others late the proper
ty William & lIasson, seized ard taken iii
execution at TIVE salt Of Michael ReiIuy, nsn of
William Chestnut. TuOS. TEACkERY.
Mar Sits Constable
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
E&egfaGyGR..

R5 RS ARAMlNTA FOARD, respectfully
IYE announces to the Public, that she has re-
moved her Millinery to tho store house lately
occupied by Mr.. Chandler, where she will be
pleased to see her old CUSTOMERS, as usual. SIe
intends keeping an assortment otM,tlnery, and
has already commenced repairing s;pripg BON
net. She will also keep on hand an assortment
OF Ladies' dress Caps. Ever grateful Tor pas.
iavUrs, she hopes hy strict attention to her bus,.
ness, to be ahie to merit coni,llanoc Of tho
same. Ola bonneIs and gentle,n-lis mats, re-
paired al .hc shortest notice, and on terms 10
suit the plbllc. mar 3l--SW
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

A STRANGE ANlMAL.-Col. Fremont
has recently despatched to Corpus Chris.
ii an extraordinary animal, which his
party succeeded in capturing. after a
three days chase, IN the neighborhood Of
The River Giia. a letter received from
one OF Col Fremont's party, by mer
chant N Saint Louis. describes It as an
animal resembling horse in every par
ticNlar, except that IT is completely COW
cred with Close curly Wool, resembling
camel's hair in color, and the Eneness OF
its texture. 1t has no name, and its tail
is like an Elephants The animal pos
sesses wonderful agility, leaplng over OBJ
structions ten feet high with all ease.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

RILEY TIE DEsERTEp.-.A letter in the
pawlucket Chronicle, from one ora party
bound 10 California, by the way Of Mexico,
ilns ,hs following notice o. the parsonage
above named:
SAT JAlapa we were called on BY Col
Riley, the Irish deser'eE, ESQ calied.) lie
Is an officer in the Mexican army, and
says he has been uniu.ily punished BY Gen
Scott, as he never was an American ci,i-
zen, nor was he enrolled in the American
army. He came 10 Mexico on his owl
hook, and asked a commission from Gener
al TaMor-was refused, and as his object
was TO make money, he joined the MeAi-
cans, and after serving in all the battles
was taken a. Churubueco. He received
awo hundred stripes, the letter D. was hnri
in his cheek; and he Imprisoned nine
months. He intends, as soon as Gen. lay
lor takes his seat, 10 apply 10 the United
States for redress, which ii his story is true
he will undoubtedly get. 1t is said Gen
Taylor never considered him deserter.
sie is fine specimen of al Iiish gentleman
and friend 10 all Americans He has
grea, infuence,'heTe, and has hel ped many
Americans that were in trouble here. We
dined with him on. Sunday and had very
pleasant liina.'
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
COLLECTORS S.iLE.

BY order Of the Commissioners Of Cecil coun-
ty, hereby give notice that on Saturday the
IL, day Of April next, at O'Clock 7. NJ. q.
tie house Of Thomas r. Sutton. at Fair Hi. /
will expose 10 public sale, that tract or parcel nj
land, lying near Iurk"ytown, in the Foir.h d's-
trict OF Cecil county, assessed to lEonas Scott,
and containing 50 ACRES
more or less, on which the state aa3 county
taxes are due for 1917 and 1913; and to he sold
10 pay the same and the cost Of advertising and
all other legal charges.
ISRAEL REYNOLDS, Collector
Mar 81 '49-ts ath Dist. Cecil Co
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

The Legislature Of New York has deer-
mined to exieFmua'a AL saw latin from lie
gaI proceedines.--rhe effect Of This move.
neHt was seen in the Court Of Common
Pleas, in New York city, by the recital Of
recent act Of the Assembly, which says:
"Where defendant is about to leave the
State, Whereby the rights of the plaintiff
may be impaired, an order of NO GO may
be granted, and this shall be substitute
for the WI, heretofore known as the Wi of
ne exea'.' This new legal expression
'No Ga called up such ludcrous associa
tion otideas from the vulgar siqnifca;lon
hitherto attached 10 it, that the whole Bar
burs, into laughter.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
HANsWER MH THAE,',-The Union

"ANswER Mn THAr."-The Union
says-"If General Taylor, Or his Secre-
tarIes should consent to sacrifice such men
to the Moloch of party, be it so. The
blood of the Martyrs is the sceI Of the
Church!' We would ask the Union to
tell us how many men, of equal talents
ahd-respectability with Mr. Burke, and
who took no active part IN politics, were
sacrificed @to the Moloch of party,' by
Jackson, Van Bulen and Poil.?-aad
whether the editor. Of the Union, either
at Richmond or Washington, ever Let fall
the faln,eAt whisper of disapprobation7-
Lyaehburg Vrginian-
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

CLt'Ms AGAINST MExico.--Mr Clayton the
Secretary ofthe State, gives notice that the re"
Board of Commissioners will meet in tho city OF
Washington on Monday, the sixteenth day Of
April next. 10 receive AMI examine all claims OF
ri,i2nns Of the United States upon the Repub lie
%! Mexico which are provided for by the treaty
with Mexico, and which may he presented to
the said board Of commissioners, and to dscae
thereon, according to the provisions Of the SAID
treaty.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

THE SEoRErAR,Es.-Mr. Clayton the
Secretary of State, is about to establish
himself in the former residence Of Mr..
buchanan. Mr.. Meredith has taken the
well known mansion of Mr.. st. Clair
Clarke, on Presidents Square. Mr..
Preston las succeeded Mr.. Mason, not
only in Office, but it his household.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

MELANCHOLY coUaaEyes.--We learn
E.at Rev. Mr.. Burroughs, cf'he phiiaiei-.
pia Me,aodis, Episcopal Cun'srcnce, who
had just completed his years labor on Ken,
Circuit, prior 10 hfs departure foe confer
snce, paid visi, to his wife's relatives
near Sandy Hill, in Worcester ecun'y,
w1ere 10 unfo.tuuatsly mA with Mr..
Bishop, who is sad to have had an old
smdge against him, aud who Immediately
sndusgedin tie n1ost Insulting language to
wasds .isn, threat enins parsoaal violence,
eunniilg lis hand in his face, and placing
s.iaasF.: III position as if abou! striking him
ar Burroughs i'npiored him repeatedly 10
Get ham alone, assuring ham tha! he Wish
ao controversy with him.
FiaaIly Nv Bishop, left the store where
ahey had met, ,hrsateuine vengeance =
Fainst the prcacher. Subsequently MIR
Bishop is represented as having waya'd
dr.. Burou. hs ard commenced an attack
gpon him, when the latter drew pistol
with which ne had armed himself, as he
states solely for self Getence--a6l discharg
ed il, aiming at one Of his limbs, but utior
tunaieiy The contents entered the region OF
sl,s abdomen, and produced death in
eho.l lime. Mr.. Burroughs Immediately
surrendered himself 10 the civil authorities
and will avail, The Judicial decision Of his
case. He is represented as worthy and
eerimabe clergyman, and Ne occurrence
Eiyos his numerous friends The grea>es'
srie4. with reoati TO Mr.. Bishop, We
have no farther information, and gave the
foregoing Statement upon what we deem
good authority, without vouchng for lis en-.
sire corr ec!ness -- Bait. Sun.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

HENRY MEAGnEa, the youngest broth
CT of TT. Mcaghei, and late lieuten-
ant in the National Guards Of Rome, i!o-
rcdiate'v on the discovery Of HE Pope's
flight, threw down his commission, and
followed the self-exlled Pontiff to the
NeapoIltan frontier. He is now siation-
ed about the Pope's person at Gaeta
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

DTCec.l County April Court com
mcnces on Monday next. II the great
''smoke" case between the Whitakers
and Dr.. Sappington come TO trial, it
will be long session, If not, 1t will pro-
badly be short.
On Tuesday the Commissioners and
the Orphans Court also meet. The
Commissioners will sit several days, to
make ahatemeuts in taxes, transfers OF
property, &C.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

MARYLAND WHe.r CRop--Tne s.. Mary 3
(Nd.) Beacon, Of Thursday says:
"The wheat fields in this vicinity are looking
first rate, notwithstanding the severity of the
winter and the little snow we have had 20 pro-
tect them They are looking eqlally as well,
we understand, m other sections oil the COM try
The Howard District Advocate. OF Satui dly, ,
says:
1--WE are glad to hear the farmers Of different
parts of Howard District say that the wheat
looks promising, the mild weather having teen
favorable TO il Of iate."
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

AMERICAN Democracy IN France. Mr.
Frederick GalIlarde', writing to the Co,rier
das Efais u"'s from Paris, speaks as follows
concerning the discussion Of the law for
the suppression OF Clubs
"lhe par'isans ofihe suppression have
eyhnmel from The History of lhe United
States the judgement formerly borne BY
Washin2toA against Clubs; the National
and Reforms reply by denonncing Wash
in2ton as all arj>iorra', and opposing to his
opinions tilat Of Jefferson, quite the ,everse
We shall see which Of these two apostles
or American Democracy will be sustained
b. our Asse nbly."
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

GOLD Dust FOR BALTIMoRE.-The Pat
riot states that letter has been received
in Baltimore which states that of the
large amount OF gold dust, reported to be
on board the U. s. ship Lexington, now
daily expected at New York, there are
100000 on account of the owners of
the ship Rhone, which sailed from this
city.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
From THE Del. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARKET

Mar. go, lS49
v heat Flour, (from STOREY 5 25a S 80
Wheat, (prime) 100
Oats, (trom wagons) 25
Corn, from wagons, so
Corn Meal, per bushel; 60
Baltimore Market, March e9'--Thc flour
market is quiet, and prices hare further declined
Sales this morning of 500 bbls Howard st bra nds
at 81 50 a 81 sc. City mills were at 81 6e Corn
meal is duIl--we quote at 25 81 81 and Rye
-four at 8 Is n s. e5 per hhl We quote red
wheat at SO cents 81 white at a 81 o6. Sales
Of white corn at A. 44 cts yellow at l8 so.
Rye 5S cts. Oats at 22 25 cts per bns!.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

At the Brick Meeting House. Cecil county,
Md. II journcyman Coach wondworkcr. 20
good workman, constant employment and libe-
raj wages Will he gwen. Also, n boy 10 learn
the business. Address, Brick Meeting p,,,t o.
hre SaMu Ell MARSHALL.
olI mo 3l-Tw
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

4 Chants fer Si'rrsm;h. We learn
from the Chestcrtown News, that IN that
town and county, with population Of
from 10000 to $4,000, thee is not
single siIvcrsmth or watch maker. The
News thinks that an industrious young
man, 10 commence the business in that
town, would make good living.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

DELAWARE City BANK.-We learn that
the entire stock of this new banking in
stiutlon at Delaware City not very
heavy stock. however, the whole capital
being only 10000 dolars-was subscrib-
ed in two hours from the opening of the
books. A large portion was taken OH &C
count Of Philadelphians.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

The Philadelphia Conference of III.
Methodist Eqi.coya! ChuIch mel on WeA>
ne'd'r-Bishop Waush presiding in the
absence of Bishop Morris. II is expected
a resolution will pass 10 provide for a settle
ment ofthe existing difference between
the Methodist church sou:h and he church
norlh.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

NOTlCE.--Divine service will be celebrated
on Sunday next, Palm Sunday, in St. Marks
Chapel on the Susqnehanna, with the Holy
communion at 10 i-2 o'clock, IN st. hlary's
(Parish) church. North East, at 3 O'Clock, and
IN Trinity church, Elkton. at o'clock at night.
II, L. GOLDSBOROUGH,
Elkton, Mar 81, 40 Parish Priest
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

IMPORTANT RA1LRoAD.-A meeting has
been held at Buffalo, to take into con-
sderaiion the construction OF railroad
between Buffalo and the Pennsylvania
State line. The proposed road is 20
miles IN length 1t requlres1 900 per
mile, or $4,000. $4,000 had been
subscribed
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

Starvation in Nora Scotia. BY accounts
from Palmer's Point, Nova Scotia. the
people Of that place We're suffering great
ly for want CT food, actually IN s'arv-
ing condition, and no relief to be obtain
ed from Halifax.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
CHOLERA IN THE WE!ST--O,r DO.

tIl'I1t-hh LIN III. " F..o .--Olr Ces
patch OF yesterday noticed the alarming in
crease Of cholera on the Western s,eam-
boats. The mail Of last evening several
days behind, brings Nashville papers OF the
l7th stating 'liat The cholera had reappcafed
in That place. A negro ofin'emperae hab
its, belonging 10 Col. Anthony Johnson,
d ed on the 12lh. On the 18Th respscta-
h'e and sober mechanic, Nelson RAYMOND
was taken oil, and also Dutch Woman ,
who would take no medicine. but Pat.
The Louisville Journal of he 10th in.
staut, slates that all tue steamboa,s arriving
there for the last few days from New Or.
leans, have had cases of cholera on board.
The Louisville Democrat Of the 2O,l inst,
says:--We learn from physician belong.
ing to St, Louis that on Welinesdav last
tire were twenty seven eases of cholera
il hat city, and Ten deaths.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
CHURCH NOTICE.

The Rev. Samuel Ashton will preach
IN the Uniyersalist Church near Elkton,
tomorrow the 1st day of April at half
past 10 o'clock A NJ,
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
ELKTON; .Md.

G-In consequence Of having prepa-
ratlons 10 make for Court, we have been
unable to pay much attention to the
Wing lhis week.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

Earthquake. Shocks of an earthquake
were felt at Cairo and Memphis between
and 3 O'Clock on Tuesday mornirg
week They were SO severe as to wake
up and iriohen MANY persons.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

D-The London papers announce the
death Of Bernard Barton, known as "the
Quaker poet.'
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

MARRIED In Philadelphia on lhe s,d inst
by the Rev r. Gerry, pnnrp MARVEL, of Will
mington Del. 10 ALICE MCCARTNEY. Of this
ulaCc.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
"A CARD.

The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
to the public for the past encouragement, and
respectfully solicits continuance the samo
for the firm. Rsspt. 3. F. MAY.
ASscb ~, 40.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
CG-Parsncrship.

b. F. May las this day associated with him
Thomas Howard; the business hereafter will be
conducted under the firm of May s. Howard.
Elkton, March %, lS49.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

The commissioners to adiuca'e Mexican
claima, consisting Of MIR. Evans; Mr.. South
and Colonel Paine, will assemble in Uas!,
iuslou about the 18th of May
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

New Posi- Crr1cE.-A new post Of
fee has been established at Woodia,vn,
near Battle Swamp in this county, and
Theodore II. Knight Esq, appointed
postmaster.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

FATHER MATHEW. The Pttsburg Ga
2ette publishes letter from ihis great Irish
Apostle Of Temperance, dated at Cork on
the 2lst uitilno, in which he states that, as
ITelan" now wears a brighter prospect, and
his health is sufficiently re-eslabushed 10
permit him 10 cross the Atlantic, he prom
i2es 10 avail himself of the s.long desire,!
privilege" Of visiting this country in April
(,he ensuing month
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

The Cen'revi'ls (Md.> Times saws, tha,
the store of Messrs Larrimo re s. Gibson, at
Queenstown, was on tered on Sunday morn
ing, 18th inst for tho purpose of robbery
but the robber was frustrated by Mr.. Larri-
more, who returned 10 the store Tor some
article, and discovered negro man secre--
ted up Stairs. who was permitted to es.
cape.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

# Boarparts lics President-The Prince
Canine las been elected Vice President OF
tne republic of Rome.
Tie Pope, after ha'ing between abijea.
ton and soliciting foreign intervention, has
now il IS said, made an application 10 4us-
if'a. and it sconfdedlly stated thai Spain
Is about to send division Of 10000 men
10 aid IN restoring his Holiness.
The latest intelligence from IIaIY states
that the Rrmau military had communicated
10 he assembly thala ajoiat Intervention OF
Austria, Spain aad Naples is announced.
france had not decided what par. 10 take. h.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31
Straw Esomnets and Hats,

at extremely low prices. Merchants and deal
ers supplied. Altering. Bleaching and Pressing,
done in u superior manner, and at short notice.
r. u. LOTHROP,
next door TO Townsend, Sharpless s Sons, No
so South Second st. Phila. mar 3l-3m
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

all Of which he W i'll sell at the loves, rates, and
respectfully invites all to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Drug
gIsts, will find il to their interest to call and eX-
anime the quality aud prices of our articles be-
fore laying in thsir stock, mar 81, 49--Iy
The Cecil Whig., 1849-03-31

Dear Sir;--Will YOU do
me the favor 70 correct an error in ycur report
ofour iGo exhibition. Yea mention that the
very handsome Bible was presented 10 me on
behalf OF tho ieudg Ladies Of lie school, ana |
am not certain that | may not have led you INTO
the nistakn, Tor it my first impression also.
1 am grntiied however to learn, that it was the
joint gift of the Young Ladies AID Gentlemen,
that both departments orthe school united III an
action which does such honor to their hears,
and that my thanks are dae, III equal measure, i,
to both classCs ofmv papiis
Very faithfully. yours,
I;ENEY W THCRP.