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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-SENATE not in session.
HousE.-Mr. Drum asked leave to offer reso-
luton inslructing he Naval Comm ttee TO inquire
into the exped:ency of keeping public vessels at
each of the ports Of New York, Norfolk and Bos-
ton prepared for prompt dispatch in case of maine
disasters. Objected to.
A bill was passed extending to March 1855, the
act 10 settle piiya'e land claims in California.
Mr.. Cobb, from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported back the Homestead Bill with amend
ments. Ref. RED
In Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Cutting from
the judiciary Committee, to whom the subject was
referred, reported bill providing that persons
heretofore born out OF The limits and jurisdiction
of The United States, whose fathers were or shall
be Mt the time of their BIRTH citizens Of the United
States shall be deemed. considered and hereby
declared citizens Of the U. s.. provided, however,
the rights of citizenship shall not descend to per
sons whose fathers never resided in The United
States. y =
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NAVIGATION AND THE WEATHEE.-At our wharf
yesterday were four ofthe large ad splendid Union
Line boats, receiving and discharging FREIGHT the
Falls City, Baltimore, AIviu Adams AMI Virginia.
,hetwo latter having arrived yesterday from Bufng-
ton, where they have been lying for several weeks
The Falls City left yesterday for Cincinnati aud
Louisville with over 500 tons of freight and sixty
passengers. ....rFNEe
bar, below Marietta, and the Wat; from Marietta.
From all accounts, the navigation below is unin-
terupted. Tnere were no arrivals yesterday from
above, that immense gorge of ice having not yet
moved.
Last night the ground was lowered with snow
and the weather intensely cold and stormy.
The Baltimore. Capt. VIM. Clarke, will leave
for Cincinnati and Louisville to-day.
The river last night was at stage OF seven Feet
and clear OF ice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

The CrNcrNNATI GAZETTE, speaking of the pro
ceedngs in this city on Saturday night has the fol-
Sowing merited tribute to our Mayor, Sheriff and
Police officers:
"There was some excitement IN the cl!y during
Saturday night, particularly in font OF Washing
ton Hall, where the Catholic supper was eaten, and
around the the Cathedral, whaTe two hundred
armed men were said to be posted; but the night
passed of without any disturbance. The Sheriff.
The Mayor and other officers exerted themselves
with a praiseworthy zeal, to preserve order and
peace; had they been as foolish and reckless as
our Mayor and other officials, il would have been
easy TO have killed man two, and shot and bea-
ten score more, and to have made the country
ring with another ''BeGini RiotI| Like sensible
men, they were ready to prevent any out-break'
and there ore they did nothing until an outbreak
had begun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14
circuit court, November g, 10
Henry Sharp and John HushS @


Decree for AccUunt-A bstInct
This to heard uron the process, &C.
doth adiudg order and decree that
Il one OF the Master Commission OF this
this circuit, take and state account personal
late OF the aid John Murine deceased which has come
hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator,
which has come into the hands OF any other person. By the
oTdoT said administer, aud for his uke, charging said
administrator with all assets which have como TO hshands
the hands Of other person Use and credit
ing him all dish made in us course Of adj
mniS Aud the said commissioner shall also state
account OF the dstrbuve share nj said Return Nj Hill
husband said wife, in to the personal estate
said deceased and also the real estate OF which the said
dird seized, and the location, quantity val
ue and annual rents thereof and the Interest the eto hch
said Return NJ Hl husband OF Lis said vile is ent-
and also tain aud repor: all specific liens
oil said interest OF said Hill III said realty and personally,
aud their several prIoritics.
But beO;e taking said accounts, said Master shall
notice the gwen, by advertisement publish
successive weeks in some newspaper printed
in city OF Wheeling aud said commissioner Is order ed
10 report, &c" .
ICaldWell1 dee23
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

w.suISc1oS CoLLEGE.-We have received q
c,py. in pamphlet form, of the address and pro-
Greetings al the ina uguratIon of the Rev. JonAw
Scurr. D. D..as President of Washington (Pa.'l
College. We have perused with pleasure The adj
dresses of the Rev. DR. ELLIOTT. D. D., as PreSl'
deut of the Board of Trustees, and that Of the
Rev. C. VAN RENSSELAER,, as we have thal OIL MI
Scott. From the latter we make the following eA-
tract as indicating the dest n aud plans oil the In
stitution w el..
''How shall we secure proper Institution OF ms
kind? Not, by giving 10 our College more vi a
s.ctariau than of a Christian character. Nor Is
there any intention, as some seem to suppose OF
converting this College lno ome KIND oil factory
fofthe ma nufactuTe OF proSeyteS. It's not Ih'e"-
ded to put restraint upon the constance oil any
0ne IL is true, we wish to have school special
~ adanted to the training Of our own youth, an'l
means sprropCi1teEl for tins end Will uud 'uoteuiy
h. aonted But SO far oS :his training shall be re-
i,o;c,,s none will be subjected to IT., when con-
.S..nI;ous scrupies really felt blythe pupils them
csIvss = their parents or guardians, iorolu. from
STc exercises the pupils can be excused Tor con
SCIENCE sake-conscience say not o1I 1wm' ~
of the others; for why isour lbeIy luuseu .! C'u
=. M n.n's consciences7" As denomination. not
o.ss.,ar;Sns we rnLow this College; and here We
,.Inect 10 conduct adenonlinalional' not ~ lue ~
viIiops sense OF II, a sectarlaE lnStltution' -
shalregard sister denominations Wheh et 80;
fishing NIL conducting SlHllldk lHStaAHHN'S''S
;,h the most fren,iIy feelings; regard them
as co. wo[kers with ourselves in this great depaLt
ment Of Christiau enterprise, in the pEon9Ton o,
the common cause Of ourcommOn Lori: Toward WAR
81 lerInstitu,ons which stand on orssIy.s
We mall ceTtainly cherish no feelings of hosilltyi
nay, even If rallied at through mIsaPpsehens.oh
Of our real object and aim, we shall earnestly gu
deayor not to return s'railing for railing OuI C"HF
trniwise, blessing.'' 1aY 1ii. n .i.-,.,.-,-:.,
The Rev. Mr.. Scott was but recently one q ou,
most esteemed and useful citizens, and weare elaa
to learn that Washing ton College under its new
Organiz,tou I1ns met with unexarhPled snceess.e
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VIRGINIA:-UhIn circuit court, November 20, 1858:
David Kennedy,
William Cree aud others


Decree for accOunI-A bStTAct.
This cause be heard upon the process and
turn thereon. c.
And il is thereuron by the court adiudged ordered and
decTee that this be referred to OF the Master
eomm ascertain and report to the
court the amount OF specific LIENS and their respective
priorities half Lots OF ground Ill The bill nen
toned seVeraIy; the judgments against the said VIII
liam Cree and their several and their relative
rrOiics specific es also TO ascertain and Tcp9r
the OF the buildings the south half OF said LOT NO
81 in the bill and Also the OF the pur
money paid said south half OF said Lot at the
been PAID whom and how much has been paid before
and how much the date OF the filing OF said bill Hut
before taking such accounts the said commissioner shall
ri We notice time place OF taking the same by ad'
vcrtisemen published for mouth in soma newspaper
printed in the city O WheeIing."A - .
-. a copy-Teste: ALONZO LOKlN6'
TTaldwelI1 Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

PAEks, who murdered Bestson, near Akron, in
April lest, had his trial OF that place last week and
received his sentence on Wednesday evening. He
is TO be hung on the 26th day of May, 1854, be-
tween the hours of 9 aud O'Clock. He received
lis sentence without any visible signs of emotion,
though the Court and audience manifested marked
feeling.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW s.
By the National Line, ;
rELxGRAphkn FoR rae Nanny lNr kLLlG RNcR
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.


New YORK, San. 1Sth.-The Baltic arrived here
at So'clock yesterday evening, with Liverpool
dates 10 Thursday, the 2Slh, being five days later
zCoMMERCIAL-LiUerpOOL Zee. 27th.-SaleS Of
cotton on Tuesday 5000 bales. Orleans far 81,
middling 6; Upland fur 6 3.9, Middling ST.. In
| flour moderate demand exists from the trade-
Western Cant, 37s Cd; Ohio 3sS. Corn finn with
moderate sales to the trade. Fine qualities have
improved, white AIS, yellow 46. VIII at active,
white lis Id. Consols closed on Tuesday at 49t
.r GENERAL News Negotiations on the peace
| project have commenced. he Porte manifeSts a
pacific disposition. The combined fleet were stli!
nj Beycos. ssHsH.s..o -..'. ID. t..... $50 .'t
Negotiations are pending between Sweden and
Denmark having for their object the conclusion OF
| league offensive and defensive between the two
! States.
TIE difficulty in the British Cabinet has been
| patched up. Palmerston returns TO Office.
1t rumored, but diSbelieVe,i strongly, that the
Porte will CONSENT to resume negotiations.
| The Russian steamer Prouth has sci two Turk
ish villages on fire, by throwing hot balls.
| CoHsTANTINoPLE, l9th.-rhe Chronicle, by the
overland India mail, brings confirmation that the
Shah of Persia had left Teherun with an Amy
numbering 10000 cavalry, with 1000 pieces OF
cannon and 5000 camel loads of ammunition, to
join with Russia. At the latest accounts the army
had passed Tabreez. The Shah also sent an En-
voy 10 DoSt Mohammed TO point out the advantages
OF siding withGPerSia and Russia. d..
Curious Developments have come 10 light which
indicate that Russia has been long preparing for
the present crisis A large expedition has been
secretly organizing under the pretense oil a cam
paign against The Khan of khiva. -5t1s.
Odessa letters of the Sth state positively that the
Jsgondst, A Russian slip OF 80 guns, was de-
stroyed al the attic of Sinope. The official bull
etins do not mention this loss. The ship was
bravely attacked by Turkish frigate, and both
vessels blew up. One of the Turkish AdmiraPs
Aid de- Camps had Ill. OF wounds at SebaStOpol
Admiral OSnan PaSha had limb amputated und
now lies in dangerous Stale; the Turks estimate
their loss at Sinope, III ships, munitions aud tEea
sure at 20,UlO,UOO Of plaslrr.
Two levies of recruits were made III Poland on
the nights of Nov. 24In and Dec. Sh at the Fate OF
8 men 10 the lUO0. a partof tie Russian fotceis
Poland has been ordered TO join the Amy IN Wal
lachia. ... r..-
From Bucharest, The 18th, we learn that large
masses OF troops had been marching upon Lesser
WalIachia, aud that Prince Gorchakof had taken
the command, and at CoHStantiEople atelegraphic
dispatch from Omer PAcha states that lie is aware
that the intent OF these movements is to attack
Kalafal. nd. Lin. ... ...... ..
The European residents ofSmyrna have collect
ed 30O,G00 francs 10 send 10 the Ftench volunteers
in tie Turkish army.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Oaramhat ood 1873


THE parties interested the matters OF the foregoing
decree are hereby fed that have appointed Tuesday
the 9Th OF my Office in the city OF Wheel
ing as the time place, when and where will proceed
10 lake the directed by the said decree And DO
reuTe the production all such papers, books
vouchers proofs may be 10 he pr9Gsr Ia
do - Mister commissioner in ehaIIcery
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for 1IRII1In0re, VnShinkIOm, PhilndeIPht
mud New HOFk
sss5Es 9 So So! go s.


Great through Line for the last
TIME Baltimore Ohio Rail Road from wheeling 70
Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
inch Kali Road the Junction Cately called Inc heay
House 9 miles from Baltimore, and with Tie Fhllaue
pIa Whining Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadepia
Tie great tunnels upon line now completed ana
tie Whole road is in ne condition, presenting one OF the
most piCturesqu and romantic route, IN the world.
The new and splendid steame rs ofthe Union Line from
Cincinnati connect with this road al wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places 10 aIinoe'
Washington Philadelphia, &c, may be had oil the agents.
or OH the boats. - :. -. . n o,,.-,o.1,
A. NJ, CVheeIing meO aud arrives at Cumberland (SVI
miles al Up NJ and allowing two hours thee, III
baltimore C3s0 miles, A. 81. the next morning. ma
king the passage in about 90 hours Including all
Baggage checked any OF the eastern points
without charge. .-.--.s ..., x -. for
Passeecrs and baggage transferred TO The cars TOT
Washington at Junction and for Philadelphia al bal
tirlore without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
ME Ii and opportunity all points to their meals
through tickets nom Wheeling TO Baltimore. lwith
nriv;iege lying anywhere OIL the fouLe $60-lo
v,s,iIIston 55,60-to Philadelphia, Si0-to be had on
I'd tie steamsIs OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard OF
tic Rail Road gents at Wheel q ~ tORp) luunus
yiIle - n mar WIN. PARkBh' Gehl' sup't'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

The SAN FKANcIsco.--There are as yet no
tidngs from this unfortunate vessel. A rumor
having got into circulation, at Nortolk, that she
had gone ashore in the vicinity of Cape Henry, the
Beacon OF Wednesday says. ''that lfrom the best
sources of information that we have been able to
gather, we believe the Tumor OF the steamer San
Francisco being on Currtuck beach entirely in
correct"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

TmE CusroM HoUsE-We are. pleased 10 learn
that our member of Congress, DR. KiDwELL, has
made a move in the House of Representatives for
an appropriation for the erection of U. s. build
ing in this city, the great want of which we have
already pointed out in detail, Let the matter be
pushed forward vigorously and with as little delay
as possible.
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cIMcIMMArI MARKEr.

C1NcI4NArI, Jan. I3th-Flour firm 5,55a5, 81
Whisky l9al93. Nothing donein Hugs but holders
firm al 4,25 70 1856. Good demand for bulk sides
and shoulders at 44a5c, but holders ask an advance
Lard fnir demand at SC. Mess pork lower; Sales
1000 bbls. at 81. No other sales OF Importance
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Loss OF THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO.

LOSS OF THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO.
New YnRK. Jan. l3.-The steamer San Fran
cisco was lost on the 5th Of January. Two hun
dTed and rty of the passengers were lost! The
vessel foundeted. The barque Three Bells, arrived
at New York brings l60 OF the passengers The
Larque KiIby for Boston has some of the same, and
Others on board the slip AntarLic bound to Liv-
rrpool. The captain and crew were saved. Among
the los; are, Lieut.. Taylor and vile, Col. Wash
ingtun, Lieut. Smith and Capt. Field One hun
bred and forty Of the passengers rive" here to-
lay, including Maj. WySe, Lieut. Winder; and
other, including Col. Gates, Maj. Merchant, Col.
Burk, Capt. Judd, Lieut.. Fremont, Lieut.. LoeseT,
Lieut.. Van Voos;, and Ill the ladies, are on boasd
the brig bound 10 Boston. Lieut.. T.. F. Winder
and Lieut.. Chandler on board of the ship Ant.
artic bound TO Liverpool. All the troops were di
weed between the three vessels. The 240 lost
were washed overheard III the gale on the 23d ut.
On the 25th the engine stopped, the piston
breaking of, leaving the vessel totally unmanage
BILE. the sea striking her Tremendous blows un 'er
the guards, tearing up the pankIng fore and aft
aud on both sides at the same time. She then be.
gan to make water, when the troops organized i'll
TO bGIling gangs. A O'Clock on the 25th the sea
struck her amidshps, carrying away both smoke
stacks and all the upper saloon, Shaving the quar-
ter deck though and washing overheard large
number OF passengers, including Col Washington,
Maj. Taylor aud wife, Capt. Field, Lieut.. Smith,
two ladies names unknown, three civilians also
unknown, aud $50 U. 5. troopSj at the same TIME
three were killed. r.. .f.r
Onthe 2sth Spoke the barque Kllby Of Boston.
who lay by us until three i'll the afternoon OF the
goth, when she commenced getting passengers on
board. Upwards of 100 got on board, men, women
and cneldren, including the officers before repeat
ed with their families. At night, the wind inCrra
sing with squalls, the KiIby let go her hawser al
10. and nothing has been seen of her since.
The gale continued 10 the 30th and 31st. A large
plumber of men sick and dying. On the morning
of JAM lSt smoke the British ship Three Bells,
which lay by us until The Sd, when her boat came
along side. On tile same day the ship Antartic,
rom New York for Liverpool, bore down for her.
On Wednesday both ships commenced taking off
passengers, provisions and water. and at sunset oil
the 9Th, had all on board
The next morning took OFF the crew and officers,
Capt Watkins being the last man to leave the
Sa n rancisco. The Three Bells brings $50 souls
including passengers, troops, officers and seamen
Of the Steamer. There were II deaths among the
crew ofthe steamer from the time she was disa-
bled to the 9Th including two washed overheard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

TIE La BELLE laos woRLs. we lealn, has re-
sumed operations, the boilers receiving 1925 per
ton. The Iron Works of Nests. JouxsroN, SwEE-
Srr & Co., have had several turnices in operation
for some time at the same price.
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CoMNIssioSER'H OFFICE,
December 22d 1883.

The parties interested in the matters foregoing de.
cree are hereby notified, appointed Tuesday.
the 7h day or February 1851, my Office in the city OF
Wheeling, as the time place, when and1wheTe will
proceed to take the account directed by said decree
And do hereby require the production before me OF all
papers, books vouchers and proofs as may be neces
saTy to the proper taking OF said account.
GIBSON L. CRASMER,
dc23 Master commissioner in cIIanceTy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

TIE Hos T. W. Lrcox. successor to Governor
Lowe. was inaugurated Governor of MAJ and at
Annapolis on Wednesday last. His inaugural ad-
dress, though in many respects very able docu-
men reiterates his party tenets rather too strong
Iy to be satisfactory to The ,OhOIe people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

The DFMocRArro State Convention held at Co.
lumbus on Saturday, the 18th instant, nominated
Shepherd P. Norris. of Clelmont comfy. for Su.
PIeme Judge. and Alexander P. Miller of Butler
county for member of the Board of Public Works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-14

PETTY THIEVES AaE ABour.-on Wednesday an
Ovetcoat was stolen from the hall of the residence
Of Mr.. J. K. Dickcy, in the FIRST Ward, and night
before last several daguerreotypes were stolen
from the patlor of Mr.. S. D. Woodrow, in the same
ward So says the Argue. A2as 'g '.".0
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FOR RENT.

TIME fine new four story warehouses, recently erected
on the Forsyth property fronting The paved
wharf OH Water street. These houses, in point oil Size
Cbepg upwards OF hundred and forty feet in epth)
eleanee, aud strength OF structure and ocs ton for
either forwarding and commission: produce, or whole
for rent in the city, The Counting Rooms arc large aid
SPACIOUS, and located on the second story
Possession given nnsdatsy For ts ms sgpIy To- 81
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Notice.

ovTIcE B. q o. RAILROAD Coz
Wheeling Station, Ncyember4, 1903 ,
Change Of Observation-Disclosures tTain--on and
after Monday next, the eth Instant the Passenger Train
will leave the Station at 81 a. M Wheeh1s nme'
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p1vFR AND WEATHER,

RIVER AND WEATHER.
-PIrTssuRon, J on. l2.-River7 feet 9 inches and
rising fast Showing and getting cold. 20
A lespatch from BrownSv lie states is feet wate
at that MACE. Weather cloudy aud moderating.
sCiscrssArr Jan. 13-River risen #. Weather
cold and cloudy. >. - -
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VIZ learn from the steubenville Herald that the
steamers Granite State and Forrest City are the
boats that go into the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
trade, OIL the opening of navigation.
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SnanialNotice.

Is. OEFIcE h. & O. RLTLRoAn Go.
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1881
ON and aner Monday The 9Th instant a passenger car
will lea We the Station daily IS O'Clock p NJ, Wheel
ing time for MounisvilIe and Cameron. .., =,
Returning leave Cameron. f'Oo' a
do do Moundsvtlle 30 lt "A: a.
Fare-CaIneron. 81, 30 each wayi 49,. .. Hl Isl.
DO M op1np s''' e ~ ]. b. FORD.
~ OU0ol-- -------. 49, .----.-- u VI Agent.
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CoNMtssloEERs olyttE, |

CO., go. be- - CoNNIssIoHERg oEFtCE,1
[ arg81'i@u ~ l1ia DECEMBER 22d, 1865. -'--
NoTIcE-The parties iuterested in the s tiers OF the
o1ssoing decree are hereby have appoini-
ed Tuesiay the nth day OF February 1864 At my otce
in the CITY OF Wheeling the time aud Place, when and
where win proceed 70 take he aeeonnt aireced BY the
OF ali such papers books vouchers and proofs as may be
necessary to the proper tnng % Saia 9 9sPNsEo
Ld.ro3 7is Master commits sioner in chhneery
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The LATE srOHMs have interrupted our tele.
graphic communication, which will account for
the mengreness of our dispatches.
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The INTELBIGENCER.


Tnr HrNpoo LECTURE at the Melodeon is III.
only amusement for TO- night. .... d
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CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA

The following certificate is eminent Lawyer OF
kentucky, who is known III all OF the States having Tor
1t DIS peasu to state that DR.. Hanpton's Tine
ture las uteC extraordinary OF my slave
boy Albert The patient was three years OF age had
the scrolua. His latter is sc.oulo9s The boy was
OF the e,es swollen, turned inside OUT
biting horrible nattering ulcers, MI prorudcd oyerth
eve pas, produce blindness 1t is strange yet
tuc this CId-tIlt felt resigned to die ass relief
from sufcrnGlus been restored % health under Che
trea tnIent OF DR.. Hampton w P,THONASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851. -..... a.