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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-27

The MAIN LINE BILL SIoSED.-Gov. Pol
lock has signed the bill for the sale of the
Main Line OF the public Works, and it is now
q law. The notice for the sale is to be adverti-
sea within ten days, and the sale itself will
take place within forty days from this time,
unless adjourned for want of sufficient bid.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-27
THE APPOINTMENT BILL.

The following is the apportionment bill as
agreed upon by both Houses of the Legsla-
ture. 1t only awaits the signature of the Go
vernon to become law.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-27

nIFlour was selling on Saturday in Pitts
burg at from 81, 10 to 1915 per barrel; Ham
at l2a to l3a. shoulders l0a and sides l25.
In New York, -four sold at $3.50, and in
Cincinnati at ST 25.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-05-27

uBrightening--the prospects of Wilmot.
our exchanges bring us cheering intelligence
Of his increasing popularity.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
ANNEX ALTON IN LIBERIA

President Benson, of Liberia in his message to tho
extra session of the Legislature of April 6, informs
that body that in conformity with the act Of the
Of Maryland in Liberia" approved the eth Of Feb.
ruary, 1857, he despatched a force of III men, un-
der command of Major General Roberts, and that he
also negotiated loan for the benefit of the State Of
$4,000 to be refunded in annual nstaments of $500,
at 6 per cent. interest. Among the documents ac-
companying the message is copy of treaty OF
friendship, offensive and defensive, concluded Feb
ruary 10 between the republic of Liberia and the
State of Maryland in Liberia ratified by the senate
on the Goth February, and copies Of the requisite
bonds conditioned for The payment to the republic
OF the sum of $50, 1000, in annual instalments Of
S3,00o and pledgng the revenue and the sources Of
revenue Of the State of Maryland in Liberia thereto
In reference to the difficulties between the State
of Liberia and the native tribes the message says
chat the necessity for offensive and defensive opera
tons by the forces of the republic was superseded
by tho conclusion of treaty of peace, friendship,
and ndennfcation between the allies and the twelve
hostile tribes on terms mutually satisfactory and hon
orable,"
The principal business submitted to the consider
alton OF the extra session Of the Legislature was
formal application the part Of the State Of Mary
land to be admitted into the republic the "county
Of Cape Palmas." The application statos that the
revenue of the State arising from imports is 81 500
per annum and the liabilities amount to $4,000, and
the assets, including public buildings and bills pay
able, to $4,000 The number of American inhab
itants in the State is 900 and tho aboriginal popua-
tionis estimated at 60,000 The new county will be
entitled to two senators and three members in the
lower branch Of the Legislature.
The measure is strongly urged by the governor
and is no doubt the law at this time
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

On the 18th instant Major Dasbicl paymaster in the
United States army, and four men, were upset in boat
on Indian river, Florida and came being drowned
but were fortunately rescued Major d. had with him
leather bag containing about 900 in gold for the pay
ment OF the troops the Florida coast which lost
Ihe Charleston Courier, from which learn these cts
ys the bottom of the river is quicksand and the prob
ability Is the money will never be recovered
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

Four counties to hear from, which iil still further
increase Governor Smiths majority
From the Winchester district (the eighth the
news is of the most gratifying character as win be
seen from the following despatch:
MARTiSsnuRa, May 29, Faulk.,er's majority in The
eighth district is too thousand and Page county
gives him 9l3, Berkeley 800, Clark l69 Frederick 52
Jefferson ll5. Loudoun gives Lucas 564
All honor to the heroic and steadfast democracy Of
the glorious Old Dominion The insidious and silly
bribe offered in the shape of distribution could not
Tor moment shake their constancy OF warp their
fidelity to principle.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

Three United States senators from New Hampshire
have died within three years. and all while in ONCE
viz Messrs. Norris, Charles G Atherton, and James
Bell,
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
WASHINGTON CITY,
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 80. 1851
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The election IN Virginia for attorney general men,
bers of Congress. and members Of the Legislature
took place yesterday. "Al Of the delegation Isay,
the Richmond Enquirer) in the last Congress were
candidates for reelection except Messrs Kidwe and
McMullin. Edgar Snowden, in the Alexandra, A. ]
Crane, in the Richmond, and John s. carIile in the
Parkersburg district, were the only American and
whig candidates in the field for Congress so far as
we are informed though in other districts gentlemen
attached to one or the other Of those two parties
were probably voted for. In some Of the distret
the regular democratic nominees were opposed Lv
distribution democrats, who, to great extent, were
voted for by whigs and Americans. The Hon Chas
j. Faulkner democrat, opposed in his district bv
the Hon. William Lucas, distribution democrat In
the Norfolk district General slllson, democrat had
no serious opposition. In tho last Congress tho
whole delegation, with the exception Of Mr. Carlie
were democrats. The legislature now elected will
have 10 choose United States senator, in the place
Of Mr.. Hunter
Partial returns from several congressional districts
indicate the election Of Mr.. Tucker the democratic
candidate for attorney general by an orerwhelminr
majority. The democrats have secured both branches
of the State Legislature by an increased majority.
0m friends throughout the country will be re-
joiced to learn that the city Of Richmond years
and years the stronghold Of the opposition-has sur
rendered at last to the democrats The vote for
Congress stands:
Caskie- lse
Crane 05e
Democratic majority ---------.--- 3os
The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday morning
says:
'The bceaguered castle OF the enemy. which has hero
tofore deied assault has yielded at The metropolis
of Virginia Is no longer under the Of know-nothns
ism. Truth has triumphed Patriotism has prevailed
and Richmond is redeemed
'!To the noble oldlne wings who initiating the ex
ample Of worthy of the gallant Clay nobly assisted
in successfully storng the strongest fortress of know
nothngism yesterday, would extend the right hand
of faithful fellowship, and congratulate them cordially o,
our mutual triumph"
The returns coming iii slowly, but enough has
beenreceived from the 9th and 10th congressional dis
ricts to make itquite certain that the Hon VIM Smith
and the Hon. Chas Jas. Faulkner will be returned hv
argey-increased maorities over previous elections
The same may be said of Judge Caskie in the Rich.
mond distrct--the city of Richmond itself giving
the democratic ticket some four hundred majority
thing almost unprecedented in its history jude.
ing therefore, Of the spirit Of our party throughout
the State by what have seen nearest to us, we
can scarcely doubt that the whole democratic con-
gressional ticket has been elected.
We have received the following reported maori
ties from the seventh congressional district:
Smith. snowden
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

Hon. sydenham Moore, of Greene county has re-
oeived the democratic nomination for Congress in the
fourth district, Alabama says the Montgomery
Advertiser
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
HOW lRD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution, established hy spe
cial endowment for the relief of the sick ant
distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidem
ic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseases
such, as Sperinatorrhpa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, Gonorrhna, GIeet, Syphilis, tho Vice
of 0nansm, or Self Abuse &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view the awful
obstruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, and the deceptions practiced upon the un.
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
Charitable Act worthy of their name, 10 give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afflc.
ted, who apply by letter, with description Of
their condition (age occupation. habits of life,
&c ,)and in cases of extreme poverty and suff-
ering to Furnish Medicine Free of charge. 1t
is needless to add that the Association com.
maads the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors, on review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of be
nevolent effort, have been of great benefit to the
afflicted especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, TO this very important but much despised
cause.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrbcea, Seminal Weakness, the vice
of Onanism, Masturbation or Sef.Abuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,
lin a sealed enveIope,) Free of Charge, on the
receipt of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO R. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 3 South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa By order of the
Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov. 10, 1857.
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d. AguaQ QU9yag Gg9Go

A LIST or LANDS AND TOWN LOTS IN THE COUNTY
OFI AND ST.
TRE asURER OF WHICH Is
CEN OF 1851
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
Auditors Office, Jackson County, Ohio.

JOHN STHENoN Auditor Jackson do hereby certify fore
going Aof Delinquent Lands and Town LOIS u copied return
ed to this Office delinquent Tor the Taxes Of The
dred and fyx by the Treasurer Jackson County and this Office
that the has been compared with the duplicate according
aw and that the penalty charged each several
tract truly calculated as the law pecib and opposite
Notice hereby said
Lots much thereof will be
ed thereon aforesaid will be sold public by said
County OF Jackson, Court House therein, Second
next between the hours flo o'clock NJ and O'Clock NJ Tax
e and penalty be paid beta
Town LoIs shall be sod the quantity sold will be laid Co. m
nearly practicable the North westerly which
he sale shall have been made and the sale be made
in any Town. or from Picaa thereof the quantity so laid
oil as extend from the principal most CON
Venen front TO said o ~ lot and
parallel with the out lines of such lot as practicable
November 26, 857-Bs JOHN STEPHENSON. Auditor J. C.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
CINCINNATI, MAXsVILLE, AND
PORTSMOUTH
T. A CEkEiU' COM PAW

Have extended their line to Portsmouth daily.
Steamer BOSTONA (Capt McCLMN) leaves
for MaysvilIe and Cinclunati every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, at l2M.;
Steamer KENTUCKY Capt. JAcK) leaves for
Maysville, and Cincinnati every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, 10 NJ; touching at all
points.
Also prepared to ticket through to Terre
Haute, Fort Wayne, Paris Pana indianapolis,
Peru, Iowa City, Rock Island, Milwaukee, Chi.
cagO, Lafayette, GaIena, Bloomington, Dunleiih,
Fulton City, Mt, Pleasant, Madison wis, Ma
pies, Jacksonville, Springfield, Decatur, Bur.
Iington, Peoria, and any points between Cincin-
natl direct to st. Louis
November 10, '57-3m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
FANCY AND 7RIMm15

Catalogue! Cnrcs, par,.als, silk a,d G.n,r
Bonnets and Ribbons. all widths. CarpndTr'.
mings Ribbons, Flowers. Laccs. Idnira;dyr,e.,
White Goods Jacon,;fs. CanihHcs. i, ( Nu..
lin, Swiss and India Linen Victoria. Lavi..
Shimisetts. Shirt Fronts, Bajaaer aR,i .sae No.
hair, Head Dresses, Crayalsand Rsgaon and
Csmbrick Hanokerctlofs, Pongae & hrclieFs,
WooIen Hoods, Jackets, Sca,ll SHt. Cane ~,
Womrn and Children.
Silk Trlyeis, Ribhors or si' 7,r't.:cq, I.''l~
Antiqe, Mohair and silk Of dywilr.i r5r T7d e
ming Cloth. silk, Kid Fur; Kyles, has since
IN Nh GLOVES, for Ladies', .Gra.a,n b,er.-
HYhHf dren's Wear. We alsU, cii.'
IL. Plush. md Brussels Satrla
with wrapped Rattan, Enss aod T'llsE
Hoops and Skirts suitable for3hs sr-eon: ass Is;
we offer Woolen Head Ties, Dncp Floss, Cloal,
Iassils Silks Nitis, Bells, gogtln and Cotton
Hose, Wha.ebose Eutons Linen aud
Cotton Th"ad; ali oi whi5 Til be sold %
:uit the times.
NeW'll now give you aGLerh orou7 Dcr.,y.
tics: We have al. brands Of P,uts Sro.ah ar,d
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and B'cgch.d Nus.
Iihs. Plaid and Striped Checks. Eastern Lin.
seysi Iickings, all colors Of Camjr.c. Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red White G-aan y,
Yellow FlanDeIs, Wool Figured Table Bur,sn,
aad Piano covers Noolen Bed Blankets Coz Z,
Ii o K 5 L B LANKETS:
will be sold cheap for Cash. T, he Lriar ",
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
VALLEY BOOK STORE,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

THE undersigned having opened the Store,
No. 3, Mcdowell Building, Front Street near
Market, for the purpose of doing GENERAL
BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS, would call the
attention of purchasers to his new and we'll Sc.
lected stock Of STANDARD, MISCELLANE-
Gus, SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER d STA
TlONERf and hopes by attention to the inter
tests of his customers to merit and receive fair
share of business.
U'Special attention paid to ordering Foreign
or American Books for Public or private Libra.
rics.
" Eastern, Western, and Southern papers
on tile, for the accommodation of the public.
Nov 10, 81 -3m WM. W. REILLY.
Agent.
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lNERICiY lNDFPENDENCE!
n. GTERNBEnGER eco

A.s - 4 ELsS . T. n NG IT CL NG
BEG leave n present the f,llcvia- dirrinlico
ofG00DS IN the nytice q the -utl,c. Which are al
ways to BE- found 10 orr rrw aud Sricrdh Sforo
Roofi, styled "STEENGERGEG'S rLGCE" lIc-
fore going into sHcatl 10 ars cato to inform you
lhat We are nn'y 1e TO give ynu ytagil portion q
me INC, hog 3. '2 uooa, q! our rre,cu Stoe' other
Wl'c l'.",o' raSe half dozen County PAPER. ~
sT,,a MI I".I . l.n p.- N ts' & nrt Iiac', wo
Froi;.h M & r1 C i,r.n,. "i eionI n,Io, rIyl
Fags,r ts os st,, g' L,'rf .'iGel N'Srd 'r1
satinctts. T7ecl. and Jean. - '-' O. @''.'i IO'
We takepIeastre in a7aoppaias TINT VIC hats
the best and largest selected sta.g Of Cra.5,,. SJ
Gcnt,cmen's Furnishing Good, tlat ha. ever b,sn
offered 10 Jag ksOu nui i's yi,;pif,. .sr,t osr.y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-26
{. . rs & SacEs,

H@ w i'Lh q dtDEFAS- ~
v AR E, together with aa, assortment of 2-!!s
C7YTNGJOD LEATHERTRUNKs.ll,s
zs.; Z n Carpet Sacks, Carre'.,, " il and
Fs.-lL-4-LWindow Paper, and Cigars; also.
few School and Blank Books. Ribts. Writing
and Letter Paper, which cap Jc hal by tl,o Ieals
Or qUIre.
We are agents for the Ohio S4lt WORKS salt
can be had at the FACTORY Price, including tran.
portatlon fer Cash only.
at The commencement Of another season re
adopt this motto OF addressing 5on. and res
Pecliu!ly asking your attention 20 our advertise
me1t' Every day's experiei ce eoaviices u.
more folly of the advantages Of the hu,ers. Of
doing business on UNIFORM prin,iple. oar
stock includes no bats. or Good, to ue sod AZ
Cost invoking the necessity Of large profits o,m
other articles,
Bntwe endeavOr TO sell our Coos =
profit, We know, and experience
large circle OF our customers. tha
Goods cheaper than those that ? A
Cost. Past experience of ffteq
siness has taught us that this
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
no the friends of the American

PARrY IN CALIFORNIA-In pursuance of an order passed
by the State Central Committee of the American Party
the friends of the in every part of the State
quested to organize into Clubs in every precinct however
small and forward by mail express, the names of the
oc of such Clubs to the Chairman of the State Central
Committee
The time for action has arrived and Immediate and
thorough organization is all that is necessary to insure
success. The for State officers presented the
people by the American Convention are worthy the zeal
ous support of every citizen who regards the advancement
of the true interests OF the State and the rights the
pie as of greater Importance than the
faction of Democrats another In the present divided
state of the public mind upon important questions both
State and National the American Party occupies
atve ground and presents the only reasonable hope
friends Of reform in State affairs On the hand
Democracy her oft violated promises and mocks
the people with its boasted power aad the other Repub
canisn, dsdainng questions of State policy asks the
people to endorse National platform containing doe
trines epudiated by its candidates and declared
constitutional by the highest tribunals OF country.
The American Party have entered the contest against
both these adverSaries conscious of the sness of its
cause and relying upon the intelligence and patriotism
the people for success. A. p. CATLIN,
Chairman State Central Committee.
j. POWELL, Secretary. aug
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
FIR NIX "A. ARTIN

rs NOW RUNNING \ WEEKLY EXPRESS,
Il starting Immediately after the arrival of the
Stockton stage, so rs to deliver San Francisco
and Sacramento letters and papers the same day
they arrive at Angels. Subscribers can be
furnished regularly with any of the Daily or
Weekly papers published in the State.
Upon the arrival of each Steamer an extra
Express will be run for the distribution of At
lantic States Papers, Magazines, &C.. touching
at the above named Camps.
Persons receiving letters or small packages
forwarded per Mail or Wells Fargo & Co., can
have them delivered every trip by leaving their
orders at Revere House, Angels; A. Fulton's
Carsons; I. II. Rooncy's Albany Flat; d. p.
MclIarg's, Nallecito Park & Stcvenson's, S, Doug
lass Flat; and Sperry's Hotel, Murphy's.
Office in Revere House, Angels, where may be
found San Francisco and Sacramento papers
Angels Camp, July 9th, 81. aug l-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
SunnnnonS.
State of California.

county OF CalaveraS,
JUSTICES COURT TOWNSHIP no. ).
The People of the State of California, to Philip
Ifudgins, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
IL me, at my office in the Fifth Township of
the county of Calaveras. on the oath day of
August, A. ID. 1857 at o'clock. p. NJ, to an
swer unto the complaint of Morris Murphy, in
an action on account of goods sold you, where
in the said Morris Murphy sues to recover the
sum of one hundred and eight dollars and sixty
two cents, when Judgment will be taken against
you for said amount, togctherwith costs and
damages, if you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand this lst day of August,
\. d. 1887. J. +. FREESE, GL.s.]
Justice of the Peace OF said Township
1t is ordered that the above summons be pub
lishcd in the San Andreas Ind,pendcm once a
week, for three weeks.
aug S-4S J. +. FREESE. J. p.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15

Is MEMoRIAM.-0n our first pa ge will be found
another poetical gem from the plaintive pen of
our talented contributor, anna 1t is one of the
most truthful funeral drses that ever joined in
requinm with the victims of the fell DESTROY
er-" We assure our fair correspondent that in
publishing, last week, the extract from a pri-
vate note received with the cffusion q To Anna, .
we did not wish to exercise spirit of levity =
We have the highest respect for those true feel
ingS of poesy, and also personal regard for
the author who has so decidedly preferred our
columns as the medium of their publication.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
1lolitifal n otirrs.
American Meeting.

At meeting of members of the American
party. held at the Golden Gate Ranch Thurs
day July Both, 1857, to take into consideration
the propriety of maintaining the organization
of the party, and making nominations for the
approaching election, it was
Resotred, That all persons who adhere to and
still feel an interest in the American Party, and
desire to preserve the organization of the same.
are requested to meet in the several precincts
of the County on the 9Th day of August, at 8
o'clock P. NJ, and elect delegates to the Amer
lean County Convention, to be held at San
Andreas, on the 22d, following.
H. NJ SCHRACK. Sec'y.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
SuInnonSs
State of California,


JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP NO. ).
The People of the State of California, to Philip
lludgins, Greetiog:
NOC are hereby summoned TO appear before
l. me, at my Office in the Fifth Township of
the county of Calavcras. on the oath day OF
August, 4. D. 1887, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, to an
swer unto the complaint of Morris Murphy, in
an action on promssory note given by you to
the plaintiff, for two hundred dollars. bearing
date the Sth of June, A. d. 1857, when judg-
ment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages it
you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand this st dayof August
a. d. 1857. J. f. FREESE, t.. $.
Justice of the Peace of said Township
1t is ordered the service of the above sum
mons be made by publication in the San An
drcas Independent, once week for three weeks
aug Gas j. f. FREESE. j. y.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15

to their profit directly, as it would indirectly if
it were not successful.
Now who will move in this matter2 Yo, arc
bound to be successful. Quartz Mining in
few years will be the principal source of gold
production in this State; it lays at your very
doors and under your feet. viii you take hold
and find it? FRANK BAYLEY.
SAN ANDREAs, August 18th 1851
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
l. A @ Il II b Il E r /,
SAN ANDREAS BREWERY!

GOONER ENINSON,. ......... ..PRorRIEToR
YVHE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in
i announcing to the public, that by having
made previous arrangements with Mr.. John T.
Wagner, he is enabled to furnish a good arti-
Gle of Lager Beer and Scotch Ale, at the
usual market rates, of superior quality to any
heretofore offered in Calavcras county Those
wishing to patronize home industry and enter
prise, will please call at the
New Brewery ST. Charles ST. San Andres
Orders for Lager Beer and Scotch ale will be
promptly supplied in any part of the county.
Prime Yeast and hops for Bakers and Fami-
~ use, always on hand. Also, best quality of
Malt for Brewers furnished on the shortest
notice
The highest market price paid for best quail
ty wheatand barley.
All Orders left with Mr. Gooner Evinson, at
the Washington Billiard Saloon, or Mr.. John p.
Wagner, at the Brewery, will be promptly at
tended to by the Agent and Superintendent,
JOHN p WAGNER.
aug s-tf GOONER EvINSON, Proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15
AGENTS FOR THE INDEpENnENr
Special Notice

All political printing must be paid for inva-
riably in advance We shall adhere strictly
10 the cash system in all political printing.
whether of Job Work or Advertising regardless
OF party claims or personal preferences We
have adopted this rule in order to do printing
at the lowest possible rates
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-15

NARRATIVE OF Toward McGowAN.-We are
indebted 10 Nc. J. W. Sullivan, Newspaper
Agent next door TO the PoSt-ottice, San Fran
cisco, for copy of this veritablc narrative,
which is more remarkable for hials and tribu-
lations, than Riley's sojourn among the Bedouin
Arabs The work is literally sprinkled with
characteristic wood cuts, and also an cngra-
wing OF the phiz and mug of the Judge with an
autograph OF 'your friend" very fairly exccn-
ted. The book contains 24o pages, and will be
furnished by mail. postage paid, for 81 90. 1t
is very cheap at that price, for laying all pre-
judiccs aside it is interesting, and well writ
ten. The description of the incidents, road
and travel to the lower country, is very araphi-
cally and truthfully portrayed Not foot of
the ground but we have travelled over, and will
say, no fairer or abler history of that the
way place has been yet written