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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

STATE OF TIE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock per ceut,-par value Sl0O-sal's al
$021 1903
Corporation per cens-por value 500 last sales at
l0l.
James River and Kanawha Bonds guatanted by the
State, lO.
Exchange Bank Slock-pai value $l00-las' sales
tl05.
Farmers Bank Stock par value sloo-sales al
Sl0Is.
Virginia Bank Stck-par value si0-laot sales at
500 10.
Manchester Cotton and W oolcn Manufacturing Stock
pr value Sl0O-held at $50.
Richmond Fire Association SIock-par value $50
30 a 80
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Soci-par value $l0O-held at $50.
Rich nond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Cert iicates
Of Debl--par value sl00-last sales al $50.
Richmond aud Louisa Railroad Slock-par value 500
last sales at i5 Some asking higher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

o., It seems that a gentleman of color, about
to 90 abroad, from one otthe Northern States APP
piled to the Secretary of State for passport
MIR. Clayton declined issuing it, on the ground
that similar applications had been heretofore uni
tormly refused. The Northern Abolitionist and
Free Soil Press is making a great pother on the
subject and assailing the Secretary in very BIT
ter manner. We have not seen any the South
crn Democratic press join in this outcry-but the
Union, lollowingt the lead oflhe Northern Democ-
racy and the instincts of the Northern partner of
the concern takes sides against Mr.. Clayton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature adjourned on Friday last, SIM
die after very useless extra session oil tive
months and half.
we know too little OF what has been actually
done TO express any decided opinion upon then
labors It's plainly enough seen, however, that
thew have made many radical and important in
noyations in the code--innovatlons not expected
nor demanded by the popular will. Laws which
have been tested by time, and with which the
people were satisfied have been tnkered, from
mere wantonneSS and the lust of change. The
report of the RevisorS-men selected on account
of their professional fame and peculiar qnallfica-
tons for the taSk-was submitted 10 a Special
Committee, composed of the ablcst members Of
both Houses, by which ii subjected 10 the
most labofouS examination and amended IN some
particulars. A code thus prepared was entitled
TO something more than respectful consideration,
and member, however competent 10 form an
opinion upon any one OF It's important provisions,
might well have paused before offering an amend
ment or substitute. No feeling OF Difference like
this seems to have animated the majority IN Ell
Their house. The code reported was treated with
positive aisrcSpect. Every block-head IN IL
Their house thought himself better legislator than
Messrs Patton, Moncure, Wicher, Scott and
their colleagues who had given months of
patient Investigation TO the subject. The Senate
the weakest body in the aggregate which has
ever assembled in the State--wen farther than
the House in upsetting the work of the ReYlsors
aud the Committee. Laws which we're reported
and which received the sanction of the House
were altered and amended in the Senate; some
times out of mere wantonncss, and at others from
low partizan feeling, and, in several cases, the
House agreed to amendments against It's better
judgment.
Provision is made for the printing Of ten thou
sand copies of the code As it does not 90 into
effect until lst July, 1850 We think the printing
premature. It is very certain that public opinion
will cauSc important alterations to be made, and
it would be we'll TO await the action Of the next
session OF the Legislature, before the code Is print
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

.Ncesp Editors: A correspondent in your paper of
the ooh inst who signs himself "Cirs," Suggests 10
the Mayor an Common Council the question: Whether
the recent enactment TO prevent the sale ny auction, of
bacon in damaged State does not in effect produce the
evil it was intended to guard agains2' and goes to
say, "Ihe act was no dmb desiguci entirely prevent
the sale OF damaged bacon il Is certain This is not
the effect of the law. The late law says IL
salnot be sold by anctn III may be sud in private
way" must confess that was surpr sel on reading
the communication of Owls" fr | had supposed that
cur Common Council possessed sufficient talent to frame
simple ordinance and 10 make It's provisions Ineligible
10 thoso Interested in its operations; nor could believe
them guilty Of the injustice of legsaling against one
class of business and in fror Of a"oher class
had the curiosity to examine the ubn xiuus ordinance for
myself and discovered, the first alance, that Civs
either had never read what he attempts TO creisc, or
that he had misunderstood msconstruel Of the
simplest and paines expressions, 60 my mlnd) that
could be couched in the English language.
Lest Tiers, without reading for themselves, should
dnced t. violate the provisions of this simple odl-
nance will thank you just here. To insert the "rdin
''Set, 50 that all interested may have opportunity
JHdge tor themselves:
"SEcr lt. BE it ordained by the Com non Coung
a the town OF iynchburg IN Common Hal assembled
lhat any butcher, auciinnrer, other persn who sha
sell, OF tAr to sale IN hi, town. any dlaelnrered M
Wh"' Sumo uus'0nl meat. hah. oy tcr, 6wls ,htI
l9iteli and PAY the ii thee lln4 cyly sUch u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Painfully le'eGraph
PHrIApELrHIA August IT,
Flur-Snnnl old and fresh ground. S5-some holders
ask H. . fer the latter. Meal and Rye h1nr scaicc.-
pennsy wanna meal, s. ~.
NL,at-In god demand-Red no. White | ID cts.
COM Commands ready sales at % cents
Whisky IN barrels and hhd1. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

o.. Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, has been reelected
to Cong.ess, by handsome majority, over his
Democratic competitor, Mr.. Clements. The
ground of opposition was his refusal 10 sign Mr..
Calhoun's address. Like his nanc-sake OF Geor-
gia he has been sustained by the people 1t is
only Wings who committed treason TO the South,
by refusing their signatures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
TO OVER sEERS.

. MAN with small family and accustomed to the man
y apemrnt Ola FARM, (no tobacco Is gfo"h) ana VINE
,n nmr well recommended good manager and nara
work ing man. may hear good SITUATION III Bedoi cou
ty by applyg to MIX b. Towncy at this Office 1t WIZ
be useles, lot any one 10 apply VINO cannot Nv
,s.,,,nces of possessing the qualifications mentioned
Aug. l3-2vit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
TRY IT! TRY IT.!

tI,IIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared 10 furnish the pub
/ liz with article which lac calls q AMI tflpI.ERA
MlXrI RE" This article prepared from The Recipe o a
celebrated p,scia and has been used by persons oi
the highest tcprctably IN this place Ion the last ~
YEARS. II sconGdently recommended III oi l1NR-
F.A,DYSENTARY, CHOLERA MoRBt S,CiIol.E-
RNINFANII VI, CliOIfC, stc, and needs but hal 10
prove il, efficacy II is not unpleasant 10 the stomach o.
IA lie and NAV be adults children viii IMMUNITY
good effect, might be prornrcd, enough Ia
I'LL spape but the article viii peak Ion t'ei-tiy At
Prepared and sold by
July IS - t,Ii JOHN II Say 'fhSSi't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

lifIroN, t'mrrly u Bedlorj cuuaiy. aged ~ years
9manihs and 2S days
% The Richmond Enquirer will plea.ar copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH 10 purchase number OF LIKELY NEGRoES,
Ion which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Ill letters addressed at libtity bedford county, will
receive pompi attention. W. L. HEWITT.
Aup. N-iiis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
ENcIEsIoN on EoARD TME ALLEGMANY.

We understand that the Hon. Wm. c. Riyfs, Of Nr
gina Alib,lcr To France, passed through Ibis city
Yesterday with his amly q, route 10 the scat Of hr
ui7,ion.-- RepuLAc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
Trust Sale of New Freight Boat

Trust Sale of New Freight Boat.
t. Ia 4 : trustee under deed ii Il ist, executed
ssssnsHsS3 "a by Albert \ Iohnson,at date on (,r a.
hoaD the l3ihoi February. isia and ct ~.
eotnih the 'Iei otee oi the County Court Nelson
shall sell at public auron the highest bidder Tor cash Al
the sanal Basin IN Nnehhug, Satmda, tile first day o
H'ftemhel nest, hfn my and excellent Freight Boat
ht by Shaw aud al the fnr, quality and orinan-
snip oth's' IA want, atae opportunity viii be presented
making ruc hase a. the sale viii he without reserve III,
INC Is hcrN'i u he god bat uuly su,h Will be sold aud
conveyed as isNest,d in meh, said deed
DAVID l.. SPENCE,
Aus. 2}-uS Tn.,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

IHNCHnuRu, It'll %, 1919.
Respected Friend hereby certify that on the ishinss
was taken With lnrhma. About o'clock in the evening
the disease violent accompanied with vomiting
At this time commenced taking hr Spasnodie fiixn,
dose hch consequence o the vomiting, remained at
first but minut, stomach. Howe>er, every dose
afforded uliet, ana puseNcfed in taking TIL about
o'cocl, in the morning, when the darrhua and vomiting
ceased aud nay feeling became improved that slept com
lnaby Tor the balance OF the night. About o'clock IN tue
morning. feeling upcasncss, took another dose OF The
EltNr which attended relief AT ills time am quia
free from amy symptom Of the disease /, my be proper to
state. that all four doses have great coihiepcc
IN The Elixir in all eases similar To mine.
From what have understood as TO Asiac Cholera, my
disease bad nl it, characteristics The vomiting was
violent aud capos The discharges from the bowels were
cnpious and watey, and towards the last became az
white buttcrinik and quite irohy My eyes became
much enlarged and skin turned blue My surface
with cold ammy sweat During the action OF the dis
ease, had pasms, but the neSi morning had cramps
IN my legs. Thy friend, respectfully,
One ofthe propricors OF the 'Lynehburs NrSinian"
To David II Lyman,
Iynchburg, Va.
PS In consequence OF bronchitis, with which was at
tackled while Young, have for many been in feeble
health, aud particularly for the last OF men-
this fact do apprehension OF nury from la
king the EllNir, Inch feeble persons may entertain
July 26--tsii X H. l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
AGENCY OF
Dr. s =. LIkrh,S CeieOrM ted .NcdiCihaes.

ITSED by him with such distinguished in the
u of Coughs Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma Heart Dis
cs dyspepsia, Conorrhna, Piles, Female Complaints sc.
Sc-- Also Dr. s 5 Fch's Abdominal Supporters Shout
der Braces. Inhaing Tubes, and Lectures Consumption
The preserving Life and Health 10 Old Age, Sc
JOHN II SEAY has been appointed agent tor the sale OF
the above Goods, and will keep them constantly on band at
his Drug Store, Lynchbuig, Virginia
8 DR. Fitch's Guide Book to nvalids, and Directions
for Promoting Health and instructions 10 Mo'hers IN the
Of Children" may be had, gratuitously, by
calling the Store above An extremely valuable
Book.
Aug. 13-tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
EAssEssEEb.

On the 10Th inst. by iha Rev b. r Dtwspn. Mr.
SAMUEL H. PLEASANlS and Mss ISABELLA
PERDl f.. all Of Campbell county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

New Yonx, August lS, 1870
TuE Market Flour has adva to-day from b, to
To- cents per bbl Grain however, remains as last quo
ted. The Cotton market is firm the foreign news has
had no perceptibe influence prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
.JGE.N'('h'.


Important TO owners of Horses and Cattle.
n1I.OW'S CELEBRATED IiEANE CURE AND u
- MYERS At. tONDIII ION MED GiNE, is universal
~ admitted To be specific in the following diseases IN
HORSES and CATTLE Ia iiorses-0eaves, Coughs
Colds, Glandurs, Horse )istempc ideBound, WORMS
Bolts, Scurvy and Scab: In CdteBoits StaggcfS, Loss
o Gud, Horn Dsemput, Black Tongue Colds Coughs, &c
On trial these powders Will be found 10 be the best removal
pcdcne Nint for all hcrbycious animals, they
directly On smaller dosc) upon the sccreve gland.
and nps of he blood, aud when horses and cattle dull
and stupid and the har presents rough and staring appear
auce, while they changing their coata such times
few doses viii be nnnd ndpensably necessary to BRING
them into proper condition,
y.,Nc the article ial, and II will recommend itself
DlIl.OW'S GREEN OINTMENT
Fot Founder Scratches Mango Seab, Diseases OF the
teet, Saddle and Harness Calls, Swcld Legs and Grease
and lor all eases where Healing Ointment Is needed
To the Farmer Darymail Wool Grower and Groom, this
ointment indispensable article in prod oi winch Mt
of its efficacy could be given; but
- Will stand entirely ON It's ne,its.
gFot cctihcales and particulars, efcais lett with
agents
FORD * GRANT, sic Ptam,etors, Albany n
fwe y cts per pachafe.
F,i al. nv u. Sab lR, ntugfist,
LILY 70 loti lyn.hbuie, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

DC, The DENLY deialcaiion continues 10 en-
gage the attention of the Wing press, particularly
ia connection with the Sub-Treasury law. 1t is
Justly thought extraordinary that such a loss
should, so late as December last, have been
kept from the knowledge ofthe President and
vet we are bound to believe in his ignorance of
the fact, nasmuoh, as in his annual message,
whilst vauntlng the beneticent operations OF the
Independent Treasury, he emphaticalv declares
that 'fno loss has occurred OF any Of the public
money deposited under its provisions Ii is no
explanation TO say that the funds missing we're not
deposited with DENLY according to the proyis-
ions of the act. This only makes matters worse.
Why were they not thus deposited, since the law
is very stringent on this point BY whose neg
lect or conniyancc was it that money was placed
in the hands Of any one on other terms than those
prescribed by this famous law F.? Who claimed and
exercised a dispensing power
But agan--Thc law requires the heads OF Blu
rcaus and Departments promptly TO report any
loss which may occur by the uulaithlolness OF a
discussing agent. The late Secretary Of the Ma
w, though he we'll knew large sum was hope
lessly lost does not say word on the subject IN
his last Report, minute as ii is On every other
head.
The Democratic press wisely abStans from
any defence. Many of the papers, in Virginia
especially, have not yet heard OF the deialcaton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

The Steam ship Canada, on her last tip out
was less than 8 days between Halifax and Liver
pool.
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DOCTOR 7. L, RIVES

II ANING settled permanently in bynchburg, offers his
scr,o To its citizens and vicinity. Having had several
years Sporenc, his profession, he hopes receives share
Il patronage When not professionally absent, be can ger
e be found at his office Main Street, nearly opposite
Tie Franklin Hotel Mt the Hotel, where he will bs glad
10 attend toany call. either In town OF the country
juno iS-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

BALTIMORE. August Is. 1919.
Flour sold this morning at s. % pei Dbl. Grain aud
other articles usually quoted, unchanged in prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
MOTH ICE.

TIVE subscriber will the business and rcuns-his
thanks his friends aud the public Ion the patronage oN.
tended to the firm p x 81 and soeis continuance Of
the same. DON +. e. PETERS.
tuo
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1--WE STOCK MARkEE.

RIcnMoNp. Aug. Ii, 1910
BEEF Scale weight 81 Is to S. p. in demand.
SuEEP.-Neu weight 81 IS to So quality being
rated.
HOGS.-Ncli weight $5lo s. so.
On The Canoi To Iytchburg aud Intermediate pIa
ces, % eeuls per hundred lbs.
EXCHANGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

aud viii conimueihc COMMISSION AND FORW NRp.
ING hts NESS IN thu house occupied by the late finn
the Basin where shal be happy the orders 81
lrcd1, cas- heretofore, aud win pay particular
10 he sale o all ,n o Produce, aud respectfully solicit
continuance o patronage heretofore extended To the late firm
81 /. & e.. MOSES LACY,
Arg 9-ts A. - 1NREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
CASH FOR WHEAT.

Will. pay the market price Tor Wheat delivered L.
= i,aet = Watson, IN l.ynchhwr. at the Snplcton
hisin Nmhcrst. DAVID STAPLES
Aug 23-iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23

MRS KIRKPtTRICk
Seminary for sDwag E1hics.
yT,IIt seventh 81 this Institutions, will commence
I the 3td Of September next. Mrs klskpairrk would
gratefully ackuow ledge the patronage hitherto extend 10
her and wishes the public that her eo TO merit
continuance OF their kindness shall be nnrng Terms io
session ol five months rs follows:
Board so per month, Washing ~ do $50
Fulton: lst class at u per month, 20 %
"a class at y do 10 %
81 class At ~ 50 do II 30
in Music at SO per session ~ %
in French and Latin each al $40 do 10 10
TERNS-payable III adj ancc. No reduction Tor absence
except in Of profacted illness. Circulars at the Book
Stores III Lynchbutg.
Aug 2D-Git
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-23
Less Fkfsp fOSg.

'lf snhscrbcr will lfam this Time sell his Lawns Rcta.
ges, lisHucs, Muslin and Bctagr Seafls and Shanls
anu light Summer ness Goods of all kind, aud many
heles below, cost All IN OF such goods would do well
taaall and secure a hafsan DON + Z PETERS
Aug % 2Nir
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYNCuBURG. August IL. 1919.
TOBACCO Instecto cd the past week, ll66 hhds
do previously, s,sai "
RreentS inspections the good
res UNCHANGED Saes tange from - To NJ TOT ugS; -
81 Ia ID Tot aud mding Leaf, 81 30 to Ion
good AMI tine shipping and semmngi ~ In soier good and
hur IN nnfacutng, with higher prices Tor extra hhds
WILLIAM I SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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NEW CONCERN.
Lacy ~ E'SIsrsE.

1--WE FIRM at Lacy GARLAND, having been dis
solved "n the Isl ns the undersigned have entered IN
10 90 partnership undo The firm nt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14
CHAPTER "!

"Wrlcomc, daughter" said the pnstor of
tie Pilgrius, ls Captain SiHndisli Introduced
his bride, whose fair cheek mud rejoicing eye
told of fewer years lhnn she had actually
seen; "hnye YOU counted tlic cost OF lliis great
manipulating 2
D. "fhuye," snid she, within gcrllo firmncss
which brought smile to The lips Of the grave
and eareworn CssYer, wlo was standing
near. -
at is no pleasure voyage On which we'nre
bound - pnid hr.
any father laugh, me TINT duty, not pleas.
IRE. is to bn the object Of our Ives
Gods blessings he upon YOU; he ueenls to
have given you the right spirit You VIII
he n help and comfort Ia us"
aAly husband viii, trust, bo useful
hope | may not bo n burden
During The few days which passed between
her arrival mud tho rtrbrtkuiie'' q, pelH la
vcn the Whole company hecunn wnrnhy NJ.
tuched TO Rose, When the hnni separation
rouk place, tiIuSc who wrru iei brItii'd huee
upon her rs tenderly MS upon those With
whom they hnd passed eleven yenrs of exile.
We pass over tho veXnons detention IN
England, tho repeated rnlurns the crow,iing
orihe passengers Of the Specdwell on bonrd
the May Flower, the long wcnrsomo voyage
Land wus NJ length reached, land swept 10y
thu cold blasts ofn New England winter
TIE ship was anchored IN Cupc Cod hnrbot
aud HE captain was seul forth nj the hcnd Of
mn Exploring par,y,o select u place for erect
Ing their hubiiations.
In the course of the long drenry month.
during which the May Flower Wy IN Gnpe
Cod harbor,i here were hearts on bootd. which
began TO faint, not through the falling OF the
I spirit, hut of the body. Gi6m il wis that the
! huosant spirt of Rose found ito sphere OF
usefulness. Her cheerful air, and encour-
| ageing smile, aud calm couidonco,and hope.
/ tul twordr, aud ready usslslnHce, 1heertd
/ many ~ Responding heart, add IighienId
! many heavy burden. IL WINS oiily during
I the ptistnce uf her husband ilInt the mosI Ut,
srfvunre eye would perceive truce ol nILi4s7
/ ~ upon her cOtntenNucc. shl iv"reu r'e"'
lac might Ice overwhelmed by The waves,
while codstug along the shore, IN lie iran
shnllou, on pierccd amid tho thick forest, 10y
| the ltidiaii,- iie,-l-ss erfeSp. B.. --
! Sad dnYs- were llosn for the devoted band.
I Sutlrrings Of Which they had lot dreHnIe0
came upon them. The wife of tho beloved
| Bradford persisted in the deep during his ab-
sence from tho ship. Hollow coughs aud
hectic checks gave mourntul intimniion thni
The first planting upon the land would he
that of graves.
Rose" said Slpndish on his return from
the second exploring tour, 'yonr cheek grows
n TrTyfr, urTtt yu11r stTrrTrttT ~ urtfffT fef'
reI,roaches mo for bringing you here 10 en-
dure hnrdships. ibid not inrcsec the.
AMY husband, | have never been so happy
/ in my life, Ms hive been since shc ship east
anchor in this bury"
An ucrodu!ous smile passed over his lea
lures.
"Bcliovo me, l hnvo never been 30 lmnpy
i no, not oven when nay yonug hearts afiec
tons were first given 10 YOU as l,i'nye beet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14

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wlsn 20 po SPAR" 70 po eonhor, loyou' nnu
mus 70 mSls' w us gteh MOTH puI uou
sees, peInHPr, YIN, hhou'u VIC IMMUNE.
Wy ,"F, "'r"o ~ ''"' -" en"nIi F'. So ~
Wno'o n"AIl !" '"' "''" VI D"''"'"S VIZ "o
ehm'" no'e' -
Inc uhy was passed. Tor the most phr'' ~
silence Tor she was TOO feeble TO eohVefne.
The shadows oi evening begnn TO ihll' 'ho
hrrco wind renned at tiIe setting OF lha sun.
An unusual cnl.nne'S settled upon u'e va.