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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
west n,udolph. w., June /, is6il.' : $3.50.
EERRAND 4. MERRILL's ESTATE

Il STATE OF vHHNONT-wAsHiNOrON DISTRICT, So
In Probate Court, holden al Montpelier, within and for
said district the 18th day Of June, A ID 1861.
Joseph A. prentiss Administrator on the estate Of
Ferand 4 Merrill, late OF Montpelier ia said district
deceased makes application said 10 extend the
time heretofore allowed him 10 pay the debts due from
said estate aud render his administration account
Il. some future dag Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said
court that said application he heard the Probate o
foe in Montpelier the "a day ~ July next and Il
ia further ordered that notice be given 90 all persons
concerned by the publication of this order ia the Yer.
mont Waterman a State journal printed az Montpelier.
three weeks successfully, before said hearing.
BY the Court.
50 s. Affect n A CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28


A citizen Of Warrcnton, Va, who reached
Washington Monday reports that the rebels
at Manassas Junction are in frenzy OF excite
ment ovei the medtated attack on Washing
ton. They freely assert that they will be
there before Saturday night. He estimates
that there are 10000 at Manassas and Fair
fax Court House, 10000 on the line from
Manassas to the Potomac, and 10000 at
Aqua Greek and neghborhood
|, is said that a brother-in-law of jeff Dav-
is still holds an $500 clerkship in the War
department. His son is in the rebel army
and correspondence is kept up between
them.
There is no doubt but recruits, provisions,
&c, ane constantly crossing the river from
Maryland to Virginia.
A dispatch to the Times says that the rea-
son Of the rebels making prisoners by subter-
fuges in the shape of women. as in the case
Of Capt. Kellogg of the Connecticut regiment.
is that If the pirates recently caught are hung,
an equal number Of prisoners will also be hung.
Fears are entertained in towns on the low
er part Of the Potomac river OF a slave insur-
reciion. There is much uneasiness in conse-
quence.
The correspondent of tho Yimes asserts that
blank passes are let with hotel propretors to
ill with the names of only their friends, and
thus numbers OF traitors and spies have free
access to our troops, which they make good
use Of
dispatch to the New Orleans Picayune
from Richmond Goth, says the Convention
adopted an amendment TO the Constitution of
the Confederated States, allowing to Virginia
the right to secede in certain contingencies.
The Virginia Convention now in session has
elected a number Of delTEases to the rebel
Congress, including John Tyler, Walter Pres
ton, r. A. Scott, w. b. Preston, Ex-senator
Mason and r. A. Pryor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
~ Forney's Press has the following time
ly rebuke to masked traitors:

The only trne way gain permanent aud substan-
al peace is 10 teach those who have unfrled the black
banner Of TREASON grave and terrible lesson that for
centuries to will dare to initiate their PERM
eious example. And those among cAO euer ready
70 cqrU 10 condemn 10 erticise and 10 0eGkea te Coz
eHaen for tie sake Of indirectly beacftg the seces-
S,oH cause, are reality The toes Of peace, they are
he foes ofhe country because peace only be re.es-
tabl-hed on just enduring and honorable basis, and
10y he complete reasserton Of the authority Of the whole
people Of our country lis whole territory"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

HALLUCA BED-BUG and COCKROACH DIES
TROfER Wherever this is applied these insects can
not Kst So powerful is IL that two three times using
will suffice % expel them for months Although death
and extermnaton 70 these insects it Is harmless % in
driduals. il Is the champion annihilatnr, Principal
for sale by @. c. Goodwin & Co and NJ s. Burr < Co
Boston, l52 North Teuth St, Ph,adephiaand Of all
respectable druggists, 5264
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

I ENTISTRY. The long established dem
II al office occupied for many years by the kibourus
aud more recently by DR. NJ Newton. is aud here
after 10 be occupied hy A. b HAWLEY
DH. HAWLkN. after a pructicc OF several years, the
last year iu connection with DR. BrockwaY. has taken
alone and intends permanently occupy the above old
and well known Dental Office, over Laugdon's Store,
N ain Street.
A. DE-. II. intends this permanent residence, he
only pledge his best endeayors 20 please and hopes
To make each operation letter Of commentator 70 9th
Relying his ability, he oulv tender his best
efforts please. At all he will be found At his
office ali reasonable hours ready do his best 40 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
4 by FOREVER--N. II. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIRl

YeraoHtas II leish you ,oould read ms
For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through the
State for Coughs Colds and ali Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. with universal satisfaoton When l first
gave it to the publee warranted it give satisfaction,
the money would be refunded. 5tll warrant it. aud
any person is dissatisfied, his money will be refunded
at by my agents. las all authorized to do this
To my old friends would say that II YOU have found
the "Elxr the best article u the kind in the Market
use It in preference to all others.
Be sure and get that signed with PEN, M name and
numbered.
Beware Jasper Curtis Counterfeit signed with RED
Ink.
The genuine Is sold By my Agents throughout the
State. Address all orders my Wholesale Agents, J.
NJ. HENRY SONS Waterbury, W
n. II. DOWNS
Price. 25 cents so cents and slOo per bottle O455
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
OF the general controversy, Mr.. Johnson
PosIrtoN OF HENRY MAYA Baltimore
gentleman writes to a friend in New York;

fuu ask me with much anxiety, you say. with re-
gard in tho position OF Henry May can say you that
aus intimately a.4uained with that gentleman ie de.
te, secession and has frequently spoken 10 Of JEFF
Davis Cobb. FLOYD Naueey the uumiiig ted
s,lanlrels personally we'll politically that lv-
o. As Chairman % the Douglas state Convention NJ
May proclaimed Bis platform the sentiment " The
Union must he preserved, and only few DAYS before
the e.tc n, he said TO that the question at issue was
DO 4sor one Of party, or Of sccn1aasn, hut Of nation
a.iff. Every now he continued, must either be-
10y "a OF di.ioysl, for myself. loyal While.
hvceer be claims 20 be thoroughly devoted TO the TN
jon hc nevertheless. hositstes about the prnprey of
p..dsng himself sustain the Administration Of Mr..
Lur1ln ia al taat may hereafter decide upon with
litlln % The South"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

OTlCE.--A pplication viii DO made TO the
Pension Office ~ the United States tor the renew.
al duplicate uf Land Warrant No OSl Tor 100 acres
Of land issued about the l0h " December 1889
10 Ammerriila Nash Of North Lawrence, 10 the county
Of ST Lawrence aud State Of New York, applicant ur
bounty aud under the Of March 3D. 1855 as the wild
ow Of Timothy Emerson, private in Capt. samuel NJ
Ofcuit company of volunteers Vermont militia AZ he
Invasion Of Patishurgh-said Land Warrant having been
lust through the mail AMMEkKlLLA NASH.
by her attorney
ARANNAH SPEAR.
Mp4t Rsudoluh It,ue 1881 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
tAMUEL ABBOTTS ESTATE

GAMUEL ABBOTT'S ESTATE
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
II on. Probate Court for the district OF Washington
nsioneIs 20 receive examine, and adjust a claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Samuel
Abbott late Of Manpelier ia said district deceased,
and the term Of sis months from the ISM day of June,
A. d. 1861, being allowed By said court 90 the creditors
Of said deceased 10 exhibit aud prove their respective
claims before Give notice. that will attend the
duties Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
William W. Caldwell, in Montpelier, m said district
on the third Mondays Of August and December next ar
one clock, in the afternoon each OF said days.
WILLIAM W. CALDWELL, c..s,.,
LUTHER CROSS. w" 70
MOI tleer. june 20th, A. D. 1861 81 So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
A FRIEND IN NERD try IT

FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.
Di. SWEETS lNFALIIBLE LINIMENr is pre-
pared from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Conneet
cut the great bone setter and has been used in his prac
tee for the last twenty years with the astonishing
sucress. As an external remedy il is without rival
and will alleviate pain more speedily than any other pre-
parauon For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders il
truly infallibo and curative for Sores Wounds
Spratns, Bruises, SC its soothing healing and powerful
strengthening properties. excite the just wonder and
constituent Of all who have given il NAL. Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed
by it within the Isl two years. attest this fact
see advertisement 37s9eow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
In nn aldress % some BfookIYn soldiers

In an address to some Brooklyn soldiers
on sunday, Rev. Henry Ward Becker thus
spoke OF the purpose of the present war;
Wha' do YOU 90 forth FORE Is this to be & crus,de
Of emancipation No. no. I hold that no man shal
surpas8 ia detcstation Of slavery. | do not
black slavery alone hate slavery every where loy,
my follow men, believe all men born to be free
believe that liberty Is the bora right Of every man.
And yet cannot say that this is the going forth Of
army for emancipation, because the fifteen slave Static
have their rights guaranteed 70 them by the Constitution
N ue United STATES. We have mot the right, II we
had ought 10 have the wish to violate any OF the
ptn 10 that Constitution which has been this
aEl ilf good so nug We cannot send forth armies on
purpose 20 omancipate But II in sending forth
mics 60 qucli insurrection emancipation comes along
With H. that is their look out
II their slaves set free, that is part Of the punish
mru they bring upon themselves for bringing and
ole staton INFO this peaceful country and II itoomes
military necessity and not with violation Of the Con-
tutunuH, am glad Of il. But while you do not go
South Tor enaucipai you do on the other hand
go South 20 be- Niger hunter. So far concern
cd, would my wither to the socket before /
would send slave back 70 his chains again"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

Letters containing percussion caps and car
tridges for the South have been seized at
Jacksonville, Ky.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
NOTICE.

hereby give notice that have appointed ADDISON
PECK, ESQ Deputy Town Clerk
A d. ARMS TowH CLERK.
r. Montpelier. June p. 1861.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
BrnLIsoIos. Vt, March 7, 1861,
Your most ohedient servants.
SAM'L W. THANER, IT,, NJ. u.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ.

BRADFoRD, VI, March %, 1861.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN IL hereby certify that
| have been Commissoner Of Orange County for the
years 1850 and 1861 and have procured the Wines and
Liquors with which have supplied the Town Agents Of
said County, from Charles Backman, No, So Front St
New York. that have had careful analyses Of said
Wines and Liquor made by Charles +. Chandler, Esq
Professor Of the Analytical Chemistry, Union College,
Schenectady, n " and that in all aud every Instance
the result has been prove them be perfectly pure
and suitable for medicinal purposes.
can therefore most confidently recommend tile house
Of Charles Backman Co. 20 all those vino prefer giving
their orders to honorable and conscientious men.
GEO. p BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County.
We permitted TO refer to the following Commits.
sioners, Town Agents, aud Physicians Of the Of
Vermont and In doing guided by desire place
before the public those facts, that in themselves an
evidence that in instance but the pprest and
desirable articles in line will be offered for sale
TO customers.
RHFERE>ors IS. W. Th,yer, NJ, D.. Dean Of the
Medical Faculty in the University Of Vermont W. Car.
penter, Professor etc. in the Vermont University; j. s.
PIERCE, Agent Burlington County Commissioners -
james Mitchell, Chittendon; Calvin Blodgett Israel
Goodwin Alonzo Pearce, Washington; Charles Davis.
T. Sanborn, Caledonia W. II. II Bingham, N. H.
Thomas. Lamoille; Chester Spencer b. Frisbe, Rutland
A. IL. Gilmore, Hon. George 4. Baldwin Orange; Geo.
Fisher. Winham; Horato Needham and Ira Clifford, Ad-
dson Hon. Il. II. HoJt, Franklin County. 45.57
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

Jno. NJ. Stonebraker, prominent secession
ist Of Harper's Ferry, having held commits
sion in the Virginia State Militia, and who
tried TO get his company TO enter the Conied-
crate service and supplied Gen. johnson 5
troops at the Ferry with provisions, aud hav-
ing two brothers in the Confederate army
came into Maryland on Friday and was ar
rested by order Of Gen Negley, at his
mothers house, near Sharpsburg, concealed
under sofa. lie is now anaer strict guard
at Gen Negley's quartets. Strongest eyi-
dence against him.
We suppose, of course, he will have bis
trial and be released, as that way Of dealing
with rebels seems quite popular at Washing
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

Arwoons QrfNISE Toxic BIrrEHs.-the best Aro-
matte Tonic offered to the public All Druggists
have TO- See Advertisement, Sept /. lS60.-l26l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
legal notirrs.

DHlNEAS MOULTON'S ESTATE
Il The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
commissioners, 70 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands VI all persons, gtust the OF
Phneas Mouton OF Brookfeld in said district deceas
ed represented nsolyent aud the term Of six months
from the 18Th day Of May, 1851 being allowed by aad
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend 10 the duties of appointment AZ the
dwelling house OF VIM. Il. Chamberlain ia Brookdeld,
IN said district. the third Mondays OF July and Sep
temoer next at O'clock in the afternoon, each VI
said days.
GEORGE ROBINSON, 49,.
ORAMEL WILLIAMS, 20" 's'
h oolfe'd May IS, A. ID. 1861. 5E56
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

This well known medicine is imposition but a sure
and safe remedy for Female dhcultes and distinctions
cdy, they contain nothing huftful o. h cousututou.
To married ladies t is peculiarly suited 10 will, in
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
For ON particulars, obtain free, Of the agent pam
phlet, refer 10 Advertisement.
n B-Sl and postage stamps enclosed 20 any an e
thorycd agent, will insure bottle containing over 90
pills 10y return mail 5l.bd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

Ma CRTrENDEN's PoslrroN.--The Wash
ingtou correspondent of the N. Y. Evening
Post SAYS:
Mr.. Crttenden Of Kentucky. has very many
warm friends in this city. but his speech at
Lexington last week has moftifed and anger
ed them. The speech gives very proper in
dication that Crittenden will follow the dis
graceful path OF Bell. He is against the war;
for compromise, and if the latter is found i'm
possible, is for Kentucky The fact that a
son of Mr.. Crttendens is fghtiug the battles
Of rebellion, may somewhat affect his patriot
ism-certainly be has materially changed his
position within month Some trouble is
expected from his presence in the house Of
Representatives. lie gives out that he will
not vote dollar for the war until his last
winters compromise be sbopted and he un-
qucstionably means to raise anew the cry Of
compromise in Congress. lie will find but a
handful Of supporters. but such is his position
before the country, and especially in Congress
that If he demands hearing it will be accor-
ded e. him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28
- STEAM WEEKLY
Pr ~ EA% --HErwrFv--
- 'afN i4le.,3sstsru Nttv ~oBK ANp fTyEuppor

~ Ilalll.llaHHET Wv lUNN NNT u ' III-V VIl
Landing and embafking Passengers az QrEEVsrpwN,
(lreland The Liverpool, New Yor, and Philadelphia
steamship Company intend dcspatchng their fupower
I'd Cltdo-nuit Iron Steamships A. flllnws
err or BALTIMORE, Saturday, June %.
KANGAROO, Sa'uday Jnly &.
EgNd, SATURDAY, Jul ~.
and every saturday, noon, rom Pier 49, Norh River
RATES Or rAssAeE.
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 SIEERAGE. $50 90
do. TO London. 500 do 20 London 93 90
a. 10 Paris $500 a.. 90 Paris. 3s 90
do 20 Hamburg, IS Oh do. Co Hamburg 20 0O
Passengers forwarded 20 Havrc, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp. &c., az reduced through fares.
NTPcrsous wishing % bring out their friends can buy
tickets At low rates
focs. JOHN q. D1LE, 1genf.
$500 10 hro1droY, n !.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

THE KENTUCKY Election The special
election for member. of Congress in Kentucky
has resulted as follows
First Distric, Henry C, Burnett g. state
rights reelected.
Second District-James S. Jackson.
Third District--Henry Grider.
Fourth Dissatisfaction Harding.
Fifth District Charles A. Wick life.
Sixth Distrct--George W. Dunlap.
Seventh Di-trict-Robert Mallory re-eleet-
ed
Eight District-John J Crittenden
Ninth William II. Wadsworth.
Tenth Di.tricl-John w Menzes
All these members are Union men, except
Burnett, IN the FIRST district. But two mem
bers Burnett, and Mallory are reelected /;
the others arc new men
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-28

T'HE DEBATES OF CONGRESS.-Th
1 Debates " the next Session Of Congress TO con-
ycuc 10 Washington City the 4th Of Juy 1851, will be
published officially by the undersigned in THE DAtLY
GIoHR newspaper form, and 10 IltH CoNGuEssioNAL
GLOHE aud APPESntx, in book form Tic latter passcA
free through the mais " the United States. The price
for either during the session Is g. iu advance pay able
u specie post office stamps, or the notes VI speccpay
ing hanhs JOHN G.. klNES.
Washington, Jlne ls 1861 5ibO
USE STEARNS q CO.'S GLYCERINE soar,
1TIt saves time.
USB STEARNS s CO.'S CLTCERfNE soar.
lTIt saves money.
USE S1EARNs q CO.'S GLYCERINE soar,
o. 10 saves lahor.
USE STEARNs s CO.'S GLYCERfNE soar,
Dy'lt snvcs health
Sold by all Groccrs and by srEARNs y co 3 Com
mercial Street, near State ST., Boston.
For sale in Montpelier by A. l.. CARLETON. 81 lw
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FINALE HEALTH. FEMALE HEALTH.

III See Advertisement Of Prof L, Muer's Hair In
ygcr in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
Spirit Of the Mernins PYess.

fos Is'ethgssesy urges IN immediate revision.
e5 ffs concurrent action q England, France and
- United States, Cf International law relating 70
spe,ssband cf vN. -....-
rhe 6<rs6Stces, which on Saturday wanted 10
dsfv /" world In srns" "a u Beyard TsvIos on
Pr day), rather than give up Mason and sliden ,
and fupg about such phrases a. "imeecility, -
eating dirt, go a. applicable TO the Admin
befst,oo shesH II give them up; and furthermore
Afeseeoed, By all that was grim, blue and Dr.
peeste, that these arch traitors should " ne~e.
les%e the shores q New England alive, unless
ssalsa away" has experienced 9 wooderful
change OF mind, (through tbs shsstening innu.
ennes Of The sabbath, doubtless, and nov " roars
poo - gently es Q smoking dove thus:
.There are two birds ~ couraee-ths brute
cooraae Of the bull dog, and the moral courage Of
De man Who dsres TO do right In defiance Of q
ses1nsm Of execration.n
1Aow comes tbs test Of fya.e coursge. England
0eh herself insulted. and demands feparation fay
As wrong. The matter 10 calmly discussed and
hevevpr humilia:ibg The fsc., We fouHd to be
u he wrong, and 'Mr. coward, willing 10 stand
eead, ddrsd 20 do usst, and Welded to the tust
and the President, the highest degree Of courae .
ard Of visdom-foiling the rebels Ia q deep laid
scheme 10 involve Us In a foreign war and show
ing themselves equal n diplomacy 70 the wisest
esSSesmen In Europe"
They've Scle, they've stole, they've stole,
Tbey'Vs stole me chee-ild away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

frS EFFECT IN DI1IR.-How the so pIompt SET
Cement Of the " Trent" imbroglio will affect the
prospects Of "secesh" we gather from the Rich.
mood SzasissY Ct the 2Sth inst. That journal
In announcing the event as q probable one says
eve Are compelled to present our readers with
IN unpleasant Christmas bsx" cit he L. 8
Go~esnment) VIII, WE GREATLY YEAR, surrender
Mason and SIidell -
Deprecsting the failure OF England to use The
All, % the end Of making herself sIIy-in armi
a ." secest I" ths Exdnissr says TO Der IT, To
refrain ffoU striking now, is, for ali she tell
80 allow that aIy'' (seceshl - 20 be ovrfwhelmed
By The democracy thst threatens herself" . .
q With . mighty army and navy at command
1nssed with success and seeking new foes q
e-erurn, England would have upon her unaided
had, power twice Il strong as that which SIS
eo1d now encounter with the victorious south
- her back She would regain now, aIss, THAT
eofroa which she hss lest, and which, If not 70
corered At ths present tempting opportunity, t,il
- Isss 60 Asr, a.d stxrsd % hsr ,ira! for e.!
AE<'
Aser, e. said the spider 10 tAs fy") won'i
there b wulins IN RichmoHd By MondaT hight
next.
AaAon and Sldel Win be id there, % iii
sod down dale, for becoming tins means through
which 10 10 made patent 10 the world that secesh
las surely counted without its host Ia building
Il hoppe upon Q war between England and the
Gnjted States a hundred victories n the hsId
could not have damaged Seoeshls cause uore tha.
6s peaceful settlement os the Trent suosoZIia In
weekS nesot1atioo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

AzviKw % TIE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE coaPs
Sea. Accsl's division, near LsngIsy, was re-
viewed Saturday sftsrnoon IN The presence Of
Gov Curtin, HOu. Simon Cameron, Assistant
Secretary cf War Thomas A. Scott, Adjutant
General Thomas, and slsrge number CT civilians
Ths arrival OF Gov. Curtin and Secretary Cam.
son wa entirely unexpected 10 the Re.ssv.
Cops, and although the notice Of the intended
nzi<w Wa no< given until noon, at ono oiciock
Us fhesn regiments q Reserves, together with
n cavalry and artillery comprising ihe divt.;oa,
wsse properly arranged on TIE sroaad 90.
1ae ssvisw took place on Johnsons ain. TIE
vszto9s evosurons Of tbs diviIoo were executed
In R3aass 70 elicit much pFat.e from tbs spsots.
tsfA -s -
An Performing the usual military mapsuvers.
tas carriage cDotaining the distinguishea visitor,
80 dss~n ~ In mont & the Receives, and Gov.
Safaa va Introduced to them b Gen. Ord, and
0aAs sosns Fenazks souPIinsntary upon their
sPpafs0cs and q tbsif bravery a. the late action
a0s Qan0vilk .r-...-