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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-06

bills separately, according to their merits.
The Speaker said the question will be-shaI the
decision of the Chair stand as the judgment of the
House!
were ordered and taken and the decision was affirm
ed-yeas l23, nays 49,
THE slavery question is left by the amendment to
be settled by the people of the territories when they
proceed to organize State governments.
The amendments having been read,
Mr. Boyd claimed the floor to address the House.
Mr. Richardson desired him to yield it to him to
enable him to present an amendment to the BILL pro-
viding for the admission of the State of California
into the Union.
Mr. Boyd refused, but Welded to
Mr.. Williams who moved that the House ad journ.
1t adjourned vote of 100 to 90.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 29-SENATE.
Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported back the House bill, making appropriations
ending June 80 1851, with the amendment fixing
the salary of the professors at $4,000 per annum.
The amendment was concurred in, and the bill was
passed.
The bill granting bounty land to the persons en-
gagged in the of 1S13 and other wars, was taken
up.
the Committee Public Lands, authorizing the re-
cpents to take in lieu of their land warrants scrip
for 500 for 160 acres $50 for 80 acres and $25 or
40 acres.
Mr. Mason moved to amend the amendment BY
providing that the scrip shall be for the full value
the land at the rate of 81 Is per acre. to be recey
able as money for land.
A debate ensued, and without taking any VOTE the
bill postponed and the Senate proceeded to the
consideration of executive business and sometime af
| ter, the Senate adjourned.
j HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES.
| The House proceeded to the consideration of the
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A patent has been taken out in Eng land for a
wearing fabric oompoe entirely of fur It adapted 10 ali
lighter softer hrmer and than any material ever
worn as covering 10 tile human boiy. 1t the perested
ea Oh Cloth The sOttest satin harsh the touch and
fhe h3e't lambs wool coas7, compared with thi, beautiful
part sir and part fur. "
An occurrence which took place a short time
addueed as sign OF the good understanding prevail
NJ ne present President OF France and the Emperor
y lchOas. The Princes DemdOf daughter of Jerome
bonaarle has been for some time past living in PARIS and
whom she separated the above sum moi appeapnr an
Gent Y the estimation OF Louis Napoleon for the manten
ssd to have ntmsted this to the Emperor. Who shortly after
an pTder to he S9unt Dendo to increase the
One Of the census takers, for Greene county, Mr.
Met oy the Nenia (Ohio Forchgh ssrs inf rms us of an
eastern part Of that county with we venture TO saw nm
bafel n ms latitude The parties married couple
about 0ur years and have two cbdTeH 0 Of wab /,
over three years OF age, and the other over one
The Piedmont Wing speaks of a specimen of
coz taken rom the farm of Mr. Luther r. Spman about
esht miles below that place, in Eau uier county Va From
pace il is believed 6y S Sj en- n rSn ne same
Goa Il not identical with it, similar in is quail ties to
quantity is considerable. ~ '
A distressing accident occurred in Baltimore on
psn G IN her a' sde 1e SapE SY named rg Pink having
peg z cloths placed near her Upo4unaey The Brick ha
the Young adY clothes Almost befors he t5 u We 70
ws enveoped In ame and before assistance could be- rem
hours, 'l1' '1' eAp''1 III ie"
The number of newspapers and periodicals now
published IN Rassia l6i Of which % published at St
the Baltic, and 90 in the TEST OF the emue OF these ia
Italian ~ '''' O's''' . III tue i'S'n' ana l IN
The cholera has re-appeared in Alexandra.
ne rs svase a AMIN al 8s f se %aG9 Il had
Ss retired % The mountains 9! Lebanon Syria where he
we e tins year reported be below The average height
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Arrivals at Principal Hotel. Nov. ~.

--N0N--
pr CHARLES. H LINDSAY. LADY, md ciid ~ ~ A..
iee" No t1 A4g S; Bayy Sterling. Coat Il Chou
5onSTf VIII; sienI his Ben"ncOnlr nluiot,e Veil
HAHN, ,or III n Boon and lady. Sanders r Whitley
CorEeJ Bgl MITCHELL T Flerefara g siHtbev - q t
ter, E and Barrow Judge Chinn lady II Il Ei -
wEkNG 4 p Jones xa wm Hatch simpson and
Polk I Hunter, Coast 4ou hofter ~ rI YIN
lips La W Adams Bowman, Fonte W 1,r,I nv y
Kelly r Criup G v Henders Miss; v
NOS Allen Mo; Harris and lady, Memphis. " n Ay'
gill, la. f''' ~ 20"
HEWLETT's. p Martin, Mo; A Maury, Pa; e A H.n,,r
Md J Mcpherson. N o - Hill Hood Texas, n RE
Fla; G ? NeiviIe Nj White, WOodvle, Miss. - D'1OA'
PLANTERS. ,..H Kosminsky, " II Mckinney, Miss A NJ
Forbes R W Forbes, Mo. : W
ARCADE....H Raiuey, Mo c Bridge L Lew La. G "
Powell, Miss; J NJ Greenlan; SGtuN, kemper, Ark.
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Y7hOqllDsO,, =. ,V'jvOg,.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
No. ID Camp street, opposite Hewlets Exchange
are now in receipt Of par steamship oh o. large and com
pete stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING got up in the
best manner and Styles expressly for the retail trade
Gentlemen in need of Clothing respectfully invited to
c0l and examine the stock which comprises
LLoAKs-Of hlack Cloth 5-S ga and full circle:
0NERooATs-OfI lrab and ColOred Cloths, new STYLES:
DREss CoATs-Ofhest black French Cloth:
ERocK CoATs-Of hest French Cloths, ali coor.:
BUSINESS toATs-Ot Cloths, Cassmeres and Twesds:
DRESS PANTS-Of Black Doeskin and Cashmere
FANCY PANTs-Of Doeskn and Cashmere newest STYLES,
NEsEs-Ot Back SATIN, SILK Cashmere anil Grenadine
fancy cashmere, @OOen, Velvet rich Figured Silks
Drab, @. shmere, Lama Cloth, BOmbazine &c
ShiRrS-Of Linen, Cotton and Cambria Muslin plain and
. embroidered hUsoms
hoSlE8Y-Merino, sik, Cashmere and Cotton Drawers
Under Shirts and Half Hose
HANDKERCHIETs-OfS Silk and Cambria Main and horIerad
~ & ann tanoy, large variety OF styles
uMBRELLAs-Of Silk. GHgham and Cotton =:
nl2 2dpf N '' ''-"
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TobaccO-The only sale that came to our kBo,yedps
was offs bids Gainesville a, at l2c % h.
Sugar and MOlasses-Thera was a good demand which
resulted in sales Of 800 hhds Sugar at a3D5IS for Fair To
Fully Fair. and about 700 bbls Moassas mostly at o 90
gallon. 10
FlOur-The demand was rather better. and we noticed
sales OF about $500 bbs including lboqt load of 100 bbs
Indiana at "a S5S, 100 Ohio "a 3d. $40 St Ions nj
"a o. $50 Illinois at "a 81 qp bbl and zoo st Louis in sew
era lois at the same rate " Wv
CFan-About 400 sacks Corn were sold on the Ievee nj
eS09Vc " buse or Oats 200 sacks st Lous in several
lots brought52 bushel and of Bran lot of I5Osaoks
sold 81 25 ~ lOoTb.
PrOVisions-We noticed only retail sales of Mes Pork
at 81 5O0sl 62 100 bbls sold on Wednesday (but moi
then reported by us) at Ell 37}5 Sp bb Of Bacon some
small lots of Shoulders taken &C. and Is terces can
yased Hams at Sc h. $40 kegs No. Lard were sold al
7gc.
COHeeSales 37j bags Rio in several lots at lie ap
sat-2O % sacks Liverpool Coare were sold from the shin
at 9jo % suck.
Tnlow-A Lbls prime city rendered was taken at
&c ? ID. ~
Whisky-saes go bbs Reotifsd at Sc, including 100 in
a single lot from Gatboat
hAchange-Our quotations are for Sterling IO79lOs;
New Yok sixty day Bills 2O3 o cent discount and Sight
Checks on NewYork lola v cont discount.
Frelghts-A ship taken up for Liverpool al 1854.
and foreign vessel for Trieste lc for Cotton he latter
an advance Of &c.
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On the 10Th OF this month, M. de Montemayor
was to have started on his aerial voyage from
Madrid to London. The Spanish papers give some
interesting particulars about this great balloon
The balloon is of colossal dimensions, and capable
of bringing up fifteen persons. The process by
which it is intended to be directed in the air, in
despite of contrary currents is one of the most sim
Pile and ingenious 1t consists in number of large
wings, resembling in form the wings of birds,
which beat alternately the air In front of this
aerial boat is placed gigantic tube, which, by
means of an internal mechanism, absorbs a vast
quantity of air, which air being discharged with
force from another tube, imparts to the balloon an
extraordinary impulsion. This enormous mass
moves through the air with wonderful rapidity.
The noise from the breathings of the enormous at
mospheric tubes, and the movements of the wings,
is startling, and may be heard at a great distance.
The aeronaut is confident of the success of his voy-
age, which he thinks he will accomplish in the
space of ten or twelve hours. The next European
steamer, we suppose, will bring us an account Of
this extraordinary undertaking.
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So,thward Bouad.--on Friday last, says the
st Louis lntelligencer of the 4th, trim-looking
schooner was seen beating past our city, with all
her sails set, and, apparently with full compile.
ment of men and fair cargo on board. We since
learn that it was the good schooner Alert, Of Mil
waukee, with cargo Of produce on board, bound
for New Orleans. She arrived at Chicago on the
9th ult,, took down her rnasts and passed thence
through the canal to the Illinois river This, if we
remember Alright, is the third fourth sailing vessel
which has made the passage from the Lakes to the
Mississippi river since the completion of the Hi.
nois and Michigan Canal
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State Of NaVigatton.-AlI the rivers above are
on The decline. The Missouri has thirty-two to
thirty-three inches on the principal bars. The
Upper Mississippi scant four and half feet to
heokuk, and but twenty-eght to thirty inches on
the lower rapids The illinois is falling, with four
and half feet from Lasalle to the mouth Oppo-
site this city the water is at stand, with six and
hall feet water in the channel to Cairo [St Louis
4th inst
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Explosion Of Capt Taggart's Balloon. The
Flying Machine of Captain John Taggart, which
went up from Jersey City on Wednesday last, with
out the Captain, has been heard from, and il is de-
stroyed. The particulars are thus related in the
Suffolk m " Democrat:
g It descended near the house of Jonathan Gil.
dersleeve, al Clay Pitts. The car became entin-
glad in the fence, while the balloon gently syyaved
with the wind above it. A large opening was made
in the balloon TO permit the air to escap pc but one
OF the ladies approached the balloon with a lighted
candle, when the inaamnabs gas took fire, and a
violent explosion Immediately followed, knocking
down the whole party and burning TWO young
men severely on the face and hands The ladies'
escaped with very slight injuries. The balloon
was torn to piece, and enkindled into blaze at
the same time"
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The Pacing Race at the Metahie Course to-day promises
to be of unusual interest Two celebrated cracks come
together in match for thousand dollars, Mr. w. N
Rogers horse Barber Pony. Mr. Chares' Tppecanoe
the race being mile hsa to go they peasebsst three in
ve The attendance will doubt be large the recent
fine weather has enabled MIR Ellis the proprietor to have the
track in splendid order Omnbuses will leave the st. Charles
at quarter and half.past two O'Clock.
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A Physiological Fact-A Surgeon in the United
States Army, recently desired to know the most
common cause Of enllstments By permission of
the captain of the company, containing ffty-fve,
in pledge to disclose the name OF any Off
Ger or private, except physical or metaphysical
TACT the true history obtained of every man.
On investigation, it appeared that nine-tenths en-
listed on account of female difficulty thirteen
OF them had changed their names, and lorty-three
were either drunk, or partially so, at the time of
their enlistment Most of these were men of fine
talents and learning and about one-third had once
been men in elevated stations in life. Four had
been lawyers, three doctors, and two ministers
The experimenter believes, if it were not for his
pledge OF secrecy that this would be as interesting
history, and would exhibit the irailty Of human
nature as fully as any experiments ever made on
the subject of the passions
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.ABray.-A difficulty occurred yesterday between
Messfs I. p. and J. G. Lawrence on the one part,
and Messrs. Hiram and David Vaughan on the
other, in which DR.. ]. G. Lawrence was seriously
but not dangerously wounded by pistol shot in
the side. Some three or four shots were exchanged
in the renconue. As we presume the matter will
be investigated, we forbear comment Nashville
Gazette
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that the express train on the Utica ond Syracuse
Railroad, with the engine " Lightning !" for its
motive power, recently made thirteen and half
miles in fourteen minutes, and that one day last
week the same train came through from Syracuse
to Utica, ilythree miles, including three stops, in
one hour and thirty minutes.
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Cane.-The Alexandria Republican says the
Sugar Cane in that neighborhood is yielding very
well, considering it is SO small The late frosts
have killed the upper eyes, but otherwise no ma
terial injury has been experienced from them,
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Tho Diordmd al -drm0ry Hall. magnificent exhi.
bit on was visited last evening by large number of our c
Aens, all Of whom highly delighted with the spectacle
The entertainments OF Mr. Geser. the magician, very
amuNng and the exhibition whole is of the finest
ever offered in New Orleans Those who have not seen it,
shonld not fail to attend
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AErxAsDaA syAlKnR, Secretary.


From JGBaasea--We have received by the way
Of New York, news from Jamaica to the 2s.h ult
The cholera continues to rage at Kingston PORT
Royal, Passage Fort ST. Catharine's and other
places on the Island.
Ibe Jamaica Legislature assembled on the 22d
Of October. The Governors speech opened with
an ausion to the presence of cholera on the island
discussed the scheme Of Island Loan Certificates
recommended the consolidation of the educational
charities Of the island, the establishment of infant
and normal schools, and held out improved pros
Peets Of the mercantile condition of the island.
An address, in reply, was to be returned to the
Governor on the oath of October, if the House
could make quorum, which seemed doubtful. the
country members being unwilling to attend during
the prevalence Of cholera.
In the twenty-four hours ending at noon on the
22d ut there had been fifteen new cases of cholera
and thirteen deaths at Port Royal
At Kingston, during the twenty four hours end
ing az A. N. on the 18th October, the number of
new cases was 49, and Of deaths 81 On the fol.
lowing day, there were GA new cases and 26 deaths
A company for the planting and growing of cot
ton had been formed, which was to commence ope.
rations on the 2lst Of October, at Greenwalle st.
DaVids.
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IDURLlC NOTICE il hereby that MONDAY
Of December, 1850, AZ ~ O'Clock, aducate al This ods1
TO the highest bidder the Collections Revenues OF he ST. Ma
yd Market the EtgetB0 Market ard he P0Yms Mukct lo
year VIZ from the LIST day January 1851 s ay Of D.
separately. N -'''''1N'
Terms and G1nai0Es-1he farmer WILL within five
days after the Adjudication furnish hs promGuty notes enlnre ia
the satisfaction Of The CoruG pa yahe al l. p g. d S. ~
II and ~ months from HE Il day of January and should he
FL 70 do 80 new adjudication Wal made tic account and
the risk OF said farmer o lessee. ~
lie shall also mortgage the Municipality all the rr,.
on which the collection said formed b. iha In
o. the payment at maturity Of the the NuugnpI
ah' htNe hE Tght Of selg poysonay afogespI rg Sc
uurgsged He shall MISC conform ali Ordinances now
oIer or which hereafter passed. relation to said Markers
New Orleans November Is, ISL - 'Oii,I Ci5
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The steamer Empire City arrived at New York
on the 9th, from Chagres, having on board large
number of passengers and about 5000 900 in gold
dust. The purser of the ship, Benjamin w. Com
stock, died The passage from Chagres, of hemorr
haze Of the stomach.
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g. of T....mestlngs qnis Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. 3, at Crystal F0unt Hail. 222 Toboup
touas street, at hali.past o'clock. ''or
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, ut Unity Hall Narionv Rd
ings, Third Municipality at haEpast O'Clock
YOUNG MEMS MAGE9LIA DIVISION No IL, at Pelican Hail.
cor Common and st. Charles streets, at ~ oclOck
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4ccident.-A labong man, named Thomas Murphy, tell
into the hold of ship Wednesday night in the Third
Municipality, and had several of his ribs broken besides be-
ing otherwise severely injured. He conveyed to the
Charity HospifaI
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a Wis est par lie present dome que LUNDL lie
1 deuxieme Jour de Decenbre proclaim Il midi Tadiu
Ser ap Plus oiifant enChefeut ls REQUIREMENT es rav
nus au narGhe Salne Murla du Marche aux LGgumss q
JggT ds J9nYef le5l eueetunGme Jour de Decembr,
ppfement. VIZ ''N7'
Terms e. CenatloRsLe srmer adudicataira ournira
cans les Gln Jours qu sugrOnt adudicaon ses bets en-
goSes "a ailstaCtlOn du Conseil, payable l. 2 L. s.
o. ~ II Ct ~ mos, partr du Ter Jour Janver 8jl
Iutiaul par IN de Tempr conditions nOuvee adju
TgaO aura eu aux rsques ct penis du dit adudlcatare
II selA teuu dhssl hypohequer favour de dte dnc
"a ne Ous les drols sur eq els lie des dts
SOM aJ9ges de tse manlcre qu detur de Placement
ecleance de chaCun DIES dts biels, la Nlunirpalte
Il GRO ue salslr provOemeu les drOs ainst hypOthenUes
" SO conf rmera Russi ordonnsnces existnte
uyement dts Marches
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Fifth District Court "A case of considerable interest
entitled Uni Bank II. s. Buekner, now going on in
tins Court but await decision before giving dsai. The
testimony closed yesterday and the will be argued
and submitted to the Jury to-day
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FHgitjce Slars Lao IN Boston.--The Transcript
of the 9Th says
We do not believe there will be any serious re-
sStance TO the execution of the law in Boston. As
surances from high quarter have gone on to
Washington, which will probably arrest any move
ment of the kind reported.'
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Counterfeit Giola CoiR.-We would mt the
public on their guard, says the Charleston Co,,rsr
Of the 9th, sgainst receiving gold coin without
close examination. The greatest precaution. how.
ever, on the part Of any one not critically CONVEX
SAINT with coin, would not avail to prevent The -
eeptlon Of some ten dollar pieces shown Ne Will
were sent to the South. Western Rsilro,d RI
where they Were detected. These 49,. ~
ls4s, with the letter under he esaIs :, -
the New Orleans Mint The onIv H. 'r1'oa's
describe as differing from genuine nass ca'
us is, that the impressions Of the AZ 49,,
more clumsy and the rim and milling more 80. 80
lhefe IS also slight tinge OF copper color on the
rim when held to the light. The general simili.
tude' however, to the pure coin, and being Of Inc
same weight induces us 70 believe that many Of
them are in circulation,
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local NEWS.

The Theatres bills of performance ars Offered
at the ST. Charles and the American this evening for full
particulars of which. would refer to the in
another column.
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The Oratorio at 81. Patrieks ChRrchThs grand ora
toro at St Patrcs Church off this evening" and it
promises to be very fine affair The StGbat Mater Is well
known of the most splendid pieces of sacred music
extan and large numb of performers have been snauged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15

ARKANSAS COal.-The Gazette and Democrat an
nounces the arrival, at Little Rock of flatboat
load of coal from Johnson county, Arkansas The
coal burns readily, emits a cheerful blaze and is
without any offensive odor The mine from which
it comes is apparently inexhaustble and easy of
access from the river
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15

IRe Race JesterdaV.-An interesting off yes.
teay over the Mese Course, between the favoe horses
Liu6 OJk and @. r Gilmore two mile heats in harness.
There were several entries bu only the horses named
above started. The Tace was won by Gilmore. Time:
6.n2-R.nn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-15

An interesting letter from our New York cor
respondent, 6 Little I'M will be found on The
fourth page.
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The RiUes--At Louisville, on the 18th, there
were feet inches water in the canal, and rising
slowly AT Pittsburg, ON the 4lh, there were six
feet four inches water, aud falling slowly. Wea.
Their pleasant
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The Industrial convention.

We under obligations the Officers OF the Oregon and
James AIlinsar, for nver favOrs.
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a. Vattemare,-This distinguished individual
the inventor Of the system Of international ex.
changes, and who has devoted himself for a period
OF Give years tothe accomplishment of his phi
lanthropic object being about to return 10 France
has puhlisheda vaiedictory TO the American psonle
During the period Of NJ. Vattemare's residence
with US, he has enriched the public institutions Of
the country and our legislative halls with numer.
GUS specimens of the most splendid emanatons Of
the genius Of bis native country aud we in return
have sent to France many documents illustrative Of
our country's history, models of our finest vessels.
etc, etc. An American library, containing nearly
all The choice specimens Of our literature, has lats
iy been established in Paris. The nation is deeply
indebted TO M Valiemare for many Invaluable lit
erary Acquisitions and some testimonial of gratitude
should be extended 10 him. before he leaves our
shores We give the following extract from his adj.
dress:
an bidding farewell to country to which have already
frnb we've years Of not inactive life, can with al
psas utter the that. long as il
II ,. ~ mat inst poor life shall continue shall continue
W hef people with the same ardonr and deVotion
ihsr haNs been manited during my whole STAY among
n AZ was, az the first, free and disinerese Ia dsyo
tns mysei 70 their advantage and nave never for
10 - ~ eat purpose. 50 shall continue 10 che III II and
Them nb b y my latest hour Meanwhile in parting from
hesre5 mi ~, NJ ever leave rnst with every lrne
anu en- ehiened American thst he fave AZ nv ~
,S ana then my honor. enn6denf that aInnno
nesss Of my aboFs, shall never want esn eyfNlt-
I against attacks which may arse fon ue,
have acted. Personal enenies sbani p.nf u when
ane my parting pr9yer 70 The Almighty "a ihai the
N 10 BOSOM other feelings than those vb,eh IA
uoing sood. Farewell" anu '"s oes1s OF