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STRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain

STRlBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain
~ Retreat in Augusta county Va, - miles frsrn
stanton, and Il miles from HarrisonbuTg, will he
under the management OF Mr PETER II. WOOD
WARD, formerly ut Jacksons River and for the last
three seasons ut the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 inYalids
and pleasure seeking public that by erecting eight
more double LOttd0eS. and by the general improvement
of the premises since last season that after the 10th
OF June he will he prepared with entirely petr (arHi
tuTe anu sufficient number of attendants, 10 offer
visitors the most pleasant accommodations in the Nir
ginia mountains.
The waters Of this place unsurpassed Ia fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage ii all
the various waters belonging 10 the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
The .S4Iphur Water excelIed by none except that
of Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior 10 nome tested for the
last five years with the Caybeate aud Free Stone
Waters all at hand in abundance, render this place
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
tendance and the amusements and sports afforded b.
mountain resorts
An srtersnced physician will reside at the Springs
TERMS $0 per week; SO Tor month Of four weeks
and reduction made iUr entire season: for less
than week $50 per day will De charged.
CT line of SUPERIOR P0UR-HORSE MAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily for this place
after the arrival Of the Eastern cars.
s0- line of STAGES is expected TO paSs the
Springs, en- route from HarrisonGurg 10 Bath Alum
Springs. CIlEsLEY KINNEY,
my 2b-d2inkc3tawlm pruprirtar
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!. UNION STEAMSHIP COM

IF UNION STEAMSHIP COM
N. fE PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
-. 49, CITY POINT AND NORFOLK -9teanI
a1ks12s6sz5er CITY OF RICHMOND, Captsiu
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain D. Roons
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Kichrond
until further notice, every MONDAY and THUR.
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
freight and passengers. Returning lcaVing Phils-
!i"iphIa every " EDNESDAY and SATURDAY asrn-
ings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine srder increased ao
COMMUNICATIONS for the comfort of passengers having
been added, rs also more room for freight: and No
hope, BY regularity, dispatch and care in proteesna
uf patronage
81 NJ tTanshipment by this line.
Passage through 10 New York and found $40 10
do , da Philadelphia, aud found. LIST
Passage. through to Philadelphia, not fund. I'd
cabin, A.
Passage to City Point and Norfolk came as By the
River Boats
re- Passengers by this line can stop in PhfIadel-
pha twu or fhrte days aud then proceed 81 New York
by the same ticket. IL. h. fUTTLE. Agent,
au 70 Rockets.
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The BEAUTIES or tioING TO LAw.--Two men nam
cd SHAW, uncle and nephew, residing iii Goshen, n
l., where the good butter is made, having quarrel
led for years andlicked each other seyeraly sub
United their cases 10 three arbitrators who after
hearing witnesses during three days, decided that
The bellgerent relatives pay each other S15 and
divide the costs between them.
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js ii-2m* TII0s. C. WILSON & SOUS.
MARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,

N ~
w VIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is now open for the reception and acc9nincda
ten OF yislt9rs Is situated IN Bath county srglnS
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the White Sui
phur Springs, and Guyandotte, on the Ohio River
five miles from tho Bath Alum and Hot Springs, IT,
pectrely, and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly fameifor
their curative qualities i'll various diseases. well
as for thu luxury Of bathing. Their properties
gently Hperent, duretic daphuretic and alternative
and arv especially applicable to the treatment ofthe
following diseased conditions. viz:
Chronic RhsuntdtjSBt and Govt and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections Of the
Spinal Marrow and their consequences; lttrdlySiS;
H@mapgia, following suppressed excavations from
Hs.moTrooid or Uterine arrangements, or Nstastas,s
6a0o; sciaca: CattfucttoS and morbid conditions o
the bones. The 0hois class Of the CutdneotsS -iBtc
toat; DySpefta: Torpid and otherwise de'an0ed CON
rHE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist Of a large I'D COmmOdHus Hotel, a large
number OF handsome and conveniently arrangedCnt-
tages spacious dining and ball room, billiard room,
bowling alley, bath-houses, &c. &c.
which are OF the temp pgS deg Fahr't. are four in
number. A large Octagonal BtrE FoR GENrLEMEN,
Is feet ia diameter and feet in depth. The LADIS
BARN. OF nearly equal dimensions. The SPOUT Baths
and a private BArH FOR lSvtLIDs. All Of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished AMI con
structed, and connected With cold PIuSGINd BArns,
abuntantly supplied with spring water OF the temp
M The locality ofthese Springs is remarkable for
heal u ness--ths surrounding country OF romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and inyigora
ting, -
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will he of the
very best character and every effort made to contr
butte to the comfort and convenience OF visitors.
A finoB ANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
A. these Springs are located but II miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad. the following IA
ciIitie5 will be afforded Tor reaching them:
train ofcars will leave Richmond daily at eek.
A. Nj will connect with the Orange and Alexandria
ears at tortunsyic, will arrive at Sttuntun at "a
o'clock p NJ where time will DO allowed for pasStIl
gers to dine, and reach AiJoro lthe present teIni
nus of the Central Railroad, at O'clock T. NJ. where
AN ample number OF fine coaches will be in READINGS,
to convey passengers the evening To- the Bath
Alum, W arm, Hot and Healing Springs, they may
| wish TO 20.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have bror
made with Messrs. Hartman, Brown L Go, the lIr.-
ent popular and 0bging prorrirOrs OF the stage line
on this route, to convey visitors to AMI from TIN
Springs to the hIte Sulphur ut their convenience
| AID discretion. GEORGE MAYSE.1
| &C FRANCISCO, Proprietors.
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An ardent king-hatei in the days of the English
commonwealth. introduced a resolutiau into tb,
Ramp Parliament that the lords Prayer should be 81.
amended to read thy commonwealth come instead
ofthy Kingdom
according to the Albany Times Captain Nc,;ray-
Of that city, has paid S37l5 out Of his own pocket
ior the privilege of commanding the "Aict;raw,
Gaard since January last.
wag said that everywhere the old aasoe no..
been realized by the young ladies' and that = Nis,
IL ROW a-days in circumstance, "as good as mil =,
The bark t. A. Rawlings, seized at Savannah
Se, as Saver mas been permitted to 90 in the all
sehee oil evidence 70 warrant her detention.
The Columbia q. " Times has been sold by y
III. Britton Co, 10 I. s. Pggott agent az H. a.
sociatsd press al that place ~ WI
tornado visited Fairmont, Marion county Va
last week, nnroohng the Methodist chnrrL aaI
running the corn in the vicinity. anu
sweet potatoes are selling ia the portsnor,h
va market Tor 81 cts. per peck: and rims near.
at IS cents per peck. ''H' p'"''
hdw,n Forrest the traee,iian. arrived in Rait
phur Springs. S'' " A''' SUI
gentleman from Virginia, Temporarily soiourn
ing at the 81. Nicholas Hotel, New York. was done
oot al $40 and gold watch, on Saturday by
means OF the patent safe game. -
WY are good husbands like dought Women
George Peabody, Esq, states that he win be com
Psued To return to England next month.
Worlds Temperance Convention is TO be held
Ia Chicago the present summer.
lord Napier, the British Minister, has taken
rooms at the Sahant House.
There are 70 deaths In Boston last week Of con-
sumption IL, scarlet fever !, cholera infantnn 3,
typhoid fever 8.
The Tehuantepec transit Ii said TO lessen the ds
lance from New York to San Francisco 200 miles.
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Go II WHILE You'RE You've The followin.
marriage notice, cut from the Memphis Tennessee
Appeal, of the 4th instant, ia practical carrying
nut oil the above advice: Married, On Friday, til,
10Th OF June, in fernando, Miss, by Green u
Campbell, Esq, John Founders, aged Is, to Mis-
Lou. Harris aged H.
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UNITED STATES MAIL
SsyoE LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
SLr Ak-L.S 0RfUBK. PETERSBURG AND
E2csa9.se7R { II ION D.--The JAMESTOWN
Captain Parrish, hayes Richmond every Tue~say al
terno0n, City Point same evening and NsyfJlk nsxt
morning Wednesday, for New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner, leaves Cty Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening for New York.
Returning, the jamestown leaves New York, from
Pier Is. North River every Saturday afternoon with
passengers ior Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention at Norfolk. merely stopping there
to land Passengers. She takes freight only for Rich
mOnd.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
"Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg aud Richmond bat takes freight only for
Norfolk, North Carolina aud Petersburg.
Passage and fare. Stateruom lncutied between
Norfolk and New York, -: steeraEs passage, o.
Passage and fare Statcroona included, between
Richmond, Petersburg aud New York, s.; Storage
Passage 81.
NH II IJrDItM 4 " AyS0N
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ROBERT L. ELLYSON.

The subscriber, thankful for past favors, would
most respectfully say 10 the citizens of Richmond
that he will continue the SASH AND BLIND BUSI-
NESS at the same stand, formerly occupied by ELY
son Traylor on "a street, between Broad and Mar
shall streets and will execute with dispatch all work
in his line of business entrusted 10 him.
ROBERT +. ELLYSON.
Richmond July l, 1857. Jy lin
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80 SPECIAL NOTICE.-Erpreks packages &C
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond aud All places In viz
gina aud North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown will hereafter
DC received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized Agents for Express privilege.
on these ships
Office Of the New York aud Virginia Steamship
Company, LUDIAM 4 PIEASANTS Au..ts
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Sun STRoKE--it has been affirmed that no one
vas ever known to he affected with coup de Soteii
who wore thick hat of cotton over his head
remedy 40 simple deserves to be generally known
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J. A. nEFELPINGER 4 Co,

Re- Stages, of first class, leave Bonsacks Depot
daily ON the arrival Of the cars, for the Greenbrer
White, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs
80 II will be seen by the various news papers that
the Cars OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
Lynchburg tt0jce day, say at A. NJ and 80 =. NJ .
aifordng desirable opportunity for all the Springs
above lie Ic-,ltlS
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IT. STEAMERS GEORGE PEA

xrs STEAMERS GEORGE PEA
49, BODY AND BELyIDHRH. BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND RICHMON D.-The above two
large and commtioNs steamers are NOE on tbs route
between baltimore and hiChmond
The GEO. PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
sATuKDAf afternoon. and the BELfIDEkE sysTy
WEDNESDAY, afternoon, for Richmeni.
Returning, the Geo Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon. and the BelYidEre every
Saturday afternoon. Tor Baltimore.
NH Its LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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T'HE undersigned takes pleasure in re-
l. commencing Messrs. Spots Harvey & Co, sue
cessors to the late firm OF Mcdonald SPOTS Har-
vey to the confidence of his friends and asks for
them continuance of their favor.
jyI-iIm JNO. G. MCDONALD.
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6 10 quarter
" 10 eighth
IN ORDgRINg TICKETS or CEKT

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending i'll
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchaser Immediately after the drawing.
as Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State.
Ms Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
Qg- All prizes of 81 000 and under paid immediate
y after the drawing. Other prizes the usual time
OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
S. SWAN d CO., Atlanta Ca.
Or, s. SWAN Il Co, Richmond, Va.
BE- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled to, will be published after every drawngin
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette.
Atlanta fntelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch and
New York Dispatch. je -
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTI0N.-The CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scribrr and 4. o. TKAiL0R, is this day dissolved.
All persons having claims against the concern, will
hand them in to Ue for settlement and those iudebt-
ed will please make payment TO me- who isalone au-
thorized TO receive it.
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ss...7g.,:.s.--;1 RICHMOND AND

50 ~ .as .,.-,ts DANyILLE RAILROAp-
GLANCE OF SCHFDCLE-SUMMER ARIA NH
MENT.-JULY l61H, ISs7.-The Mail Train will
leayh Richmond daily (Sundaya exceptet) at 4 q clock
A. NJ, arrive At the Junction atst5 A. NJ and az Dan
vile Ut HP. W. connecting with tho South Sido
Railroad trtn going tn lynchhurg. at Junction ana
with the Virginia and Trnnessps Railroad train ~
the Southwestern Virginia Springs at Lynchburx
through 10 Coynrr's. Allegheny Montgomery Whss
sulphur aud Yellow sulphur Springs on the ~ sniug
Of the same day. from Richmond.
Returning, leave Danville NJ 10 N A NJ orri,. M
Junction 80 T. NJ. connecting with the South-sd
Railroad Trains from LJnchburg and arrive in Rich.
mOiia connecting with the Trains goiQg North AZ
go =. VI. g. CAMPBELL
y I-tS General Superintendent.
The above Schedule will not be ran for .-ay,ral
days. Due notice will he given when II tai o. effect
The traiuswil depart and arrive as az PRESENT.
CHARLES Campbell
~ N-ts pcriutanfleht.
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WAGONS.-Tgo and four horse Wa
CONS. nanufc. ured ut the Virginia Peniten-
nary IN the most substantial manner tor sale at the
Penitcntary at the store.
r. II. NIMMO, Agent and
Je3 Store Keeper Va. Penitentnry.
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ANDREW GREEN,
CHARLES W. ALLEN

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber ID
fully prepared to do all kinds of work 10 the above
business with Dispatch and returns thanks 10 nus
numerous patrons for past favors and socits con-
tnuance Of the same Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all work done ~
him will at least be equal To any other house IN the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work il.
ROOFING GUTTERING, kc.-Hei is prepared TO
execute this description of work i'll very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always On hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail, -
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of(ias Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-IIe keeps always on hand large ana ~
tensye stock of W ell and Garden Pumps.
4. II CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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Two DENTISTS-CRYsTAL GoLD.-We
have been appointed soLe@ AgentS for the sale of
the CRYSTAL GOLD and c RYSTAL GOLD FOIL,
ana oner II at he manufacture RS prices FOR CASH
THESE articles are both warra uted to be absolutely
paLf ana pave the decided advantage over all other
goId OF being far more plastic. isdbe and aitesre
very easily we lded and always of uniform charae-
ur Every Dentist who has tried it Eronounces the
even that they have ever seen
MEADE & BAKER, Cheni1ts, &C.,
Jy l5-d3w - ~ ~ AVA 'S
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J. 4 VI. ROSFNBAUM,
Jyl8 1919 Broad street

4 SHEAP DRY GOODS-CHEAPEH THAN
~ EvER.-N are still selling very good bar
gains better than ever, previous closing up for
the season. Our assortment Is also very good yet
especially in snch goods mostly wanted at this
time. We call attention to our variety Of White
Goods and Enbroleries. Good, for travelling lresses
Irish Linens, Table Dainasks, Napkins and Towel
iDgI. ShirtIngS and Shectngs, Gents and Ladies' Ii,
non Cambric lidkis, and many other desirable goods
which we will sell at your own prices Call soon and
taxi the goods away.
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CHEAPi CHEAP! CHEAP'-Elegant
~ Black silk. 3: per yard; Hair Rolls and Bralas'
3s cts; Lawns at 10 cents pet yard summer nuts
very chsap; solid Colored Brilants l2s cents; Fig,
ured Brilliants I31s cts per yard; steer HOOP anu
Buste skeleton Skirts 81; Grass skirts on!f - a. D.
sons, l2s, cents each Embroidered collars and
Sleeves; Lawn and Berage kob"s few pieces OF ~
Mating left at 3lAc. per yard -
In order 10 make room for Fall Goods, tremendous
reduction will be made in every article now in store
at the Cheap Bargain Emporium OF
10 - ALFRED MOSES 63 Main street
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EOR SALE.-A Coal and Wood Yard,
with large Stable. on 9th street and the Canal.
near the Armory. :
2f-2nwts j y KEESEE
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-, TIE ADAMS' EXPRFSa

THUS. UOUA MEAD,
Supt Va. &. r.
HARTMAN, Brown 4 90
jy 2-ts Preprietors Stage Iias
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DRY GOODS.

Hoop SKIRTS.---Just received.
l. Ladies' and Misses Extension SKIRTS
New styles Improved Hoop - do
Cactus and Emb'd Skirts and Grass Cloth
Lace aud Muslin EMBR01DERIES
Childrens and Ladies' aauze Merino VESTS
PARAS0Iss and Ladies' UMBRELLAS
Gents sun UMBRELLAS, Paragon Frame
DO Merino and silk Underwear
Do Crayats Scarfs and Hair Cloth STOCKS
Elastic BELTS and BRASS HOOPS
Also, Canton Mattings, 49, 81 and e. wide, IN
white and Red Check; Cocoa and Spanish Matting'
at the Cash Store 90 Main 1t. ..
jyls CHRISTIAN 4 LATHR0P.
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RChNER - iii IA 81 LII II y II SPRINGS,
~ OR THE SEVEN F0UNTAISs.-fhis popular
and picturesque Watering Place Is now open tor the
reception Of visitors.
firstelass FoUR-II0RSE COACHES will connect
daily with the Manassas Gap Railroad, At Wood
stock, miles, and Buckton station ~ miles.
For chemical analy sis of the Springs, rooms in
private cottages address the PropFietors, Burners
Springs Y. o., Shenandoah county, Va.
Js i9-lms BANNERS & CO., proprietors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-18
RIcHaoHD COLLEGE. Dec. lith. 1857
D. w. GwIS, Rec. Sec.

RICHMOND COLLEGE, Dec. lith, 1857.
AT a meeting of the Class of Moral Philosophy o!
las, session. under Rev. Mr.. Ryland, President Of
Richmond College, the following preamble snd state
ments were unanimously adopted and signed by tie
members OF the Class -
Whereas. A communication appeared in .The
South" OF Saturday last, which contsins misrepre
sentationsof the position and principles entertained
by President Ryiand on the subject of slavery, We
deem it our imperative duty to make the following
statsmentIof fscts:
That, while it is true that he uses as a textbook
DR.. Wayand's Moral Philosophy which conisins
sentiments on the subject OF slavery vsrsnc with
those Of the Southern people, still he tDr. Rylaudl
has repeatedly expressed his reluctance 10 coutGge
the use OF said work urging as the for his
tinuanee that he considered il more clear and concu
Sve on the general principles OF the science than any
other work extant.
Again: That he expressed, in the most decisive
manner, his dlsapptobation of the principles m.in
tanned by DR.. Wsyland and that he Away. spoke
tavoraby Of the institution of slavery.
Aud, moreover that he omitted that portion Of Dr..
Wayland's work which embodied his views uf slave
ry-not even requiring us to read it-but earnestly
recommended to our perusal and study the works of
Dew, Strngfellow, Bledsos and others.
And that we prompted by no other consideration
than the desire of vindicating the character o Dr.
Ryand from the charges preferred against him in Tie
communication alluded to, do here enter it rs truth,
which We stand pledged in honor 10 sustain that Dr.
Rylsnd has never, in single instance attempted 10
poison our minds with abolition principles"
We would state. also, in this connection that DR.
Ryland is an owner of slaves, and far We have
means Of ascertaning has always been.
WILLIAM n. AeyEw,
ID. WIN. GwIS,
WIN. f. HATCHER,
HARVEY HATCHER,
WIZ. G. HALYBrRroy,
j. I. HARVEY
WM. >. PENIcK,
5. II. PULLIAA,
WM. SLATE,
j. Is. TAYLOR, JR.,
Jos. A. TURNER.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The following extract from the Olympia "Poneer'
shows that Governor Faystte McMuen maintains
his character for gallsntry towards the fair sex:
"SocIAL PARrY.-On the return of Governor NC.
Mullen from excursion down the sound and Visit
to Victoria, Vaucouver's Island, on Friday last an
invitation extended to his E.cellency 10 De pre-
sent at social gathering at the Capitol OF which the
Governor, with that politeness of which he Has al
ready become proverbi,l, duly accepted Inc oD.
afford him an t opportunity of making the scquain.
lance of ALL, to afford few hours Of healthy exercise
ernor which his position warrants, and which an in
telligent community. like that Of ours, will ever eI.
tend TO those who are deserving Of Just honor and
distipction. From the universal attendance of our
citizens on the occasion, the Governor must have felt
himself highly fattered. The ladies, (so says the
Guyernor-high authority in this case,) looked unu-
:usy captivating the dsncpg would have done Gre
dit to ddnscu'e and everything passed OF as "mer
~ AZ a marriage bell" Nothing occurred to maj
the festivities of the evening, and it not till late
in the evening that the gay assembage were remind
ed that rest for mind is as necessary as exercise fol
the body"