Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-03 00:00:00, page 3

Yesterds
jlflsmdriivered » petition
iydfr, tHip3J*ni**,t.» Hin.-aif,'
* 'r«».ih!
>cfar« pi JSuatif*
raying tor a^disiwMjloimmiMcif, *m the
grounded their incapacity t<*. copduct t'-busui^s
kf-o( tbrsUM. • Wedo^dot ifcimw*tw*b:*th*r lwM4si|
^jSdfr. Secretary Ryder^ba* acquired am. u- os'. that
,jD"» ’
t<iwa'uig-$tr«fgmmand «uc*>f
^acr» wW#h »the *nr<*0*iu} rival of Bone-street
^ he |}*» BtH a good idea! of rt„
. fiiaij/tretict, 4i«
.fcwHS&eiru kill* disconcerted mv
l,% «erretary.
ttnwftuer this mn> be.eve
receiving this pefjhin#,.
borough, ejrfry town, city ,**nd county 'iii Kng
.land, should follow theexHmple of Southwark. Who
Jj»fe la .replace these ministers it a question tif souie
j difficulty, ii.
(these remain long in power, toe
be saved. , 4 .'frj: ■
% country cr
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>■ Na'ulf.s, Sept. 24i
MOUNT VESUVIUS.
a: iV3 ’ ■ ■
fherecent eruption will make the year 1810 an
ih in the annals of Vesuvius, on account’of the
inner in which it began, and the disasters it has
% produced. , .dr ■•:■-' 4-4
- It is considered as a very extraordinary circum
. fiance that, this eruption was n«t preceded .by the
^ usual indications; every convulsion of Vesuvius
^feeing previously announced hy the drying up of the
j.,wells of Naples. This phenomenon did nut take
. place on ibis occasion, and, to the great surprize of
.^pf!jaljabitunts, Vesuvius began to emit dames «#
...the night of the lofh September. •
Oil the moving of. the lltb the flames became
»■ more intense, »nd the lava began to flow from the
* Uast and south.easfeeides of the mountain. Toward!
buvening the conflagration increased, and about twi.
^Ilffct two grand streams of (ire mere seen to flow
jdown the ridge of the volcano: night produced no
change in this stateiffe.things.
. ^ r. On thf .morning orThe 12th a hollow sound was
‘ heaid, and has ^Uays beefr increasing ; the tire and
ftnoke have eqnaMy augmented in intensity, and
..towards evening the horizon was obscured,
The
breeze, usuil in lliese parts, having blown
from
r;ttje south east, dissipated the accumulated clouds —
mountain continued 10 vomit lava and a dense
^fnioke, even at a distance was str.-ngly sul
* tf'iot III Hicaturaui wjc muun*
,v,|i}in continued t»i >orifrtSt. -3,
Curious to witness as near as possible one of the
rtpost.aslonishtnn phenomena of nature, and forget
4*ng lli^misfqrlnu, ot Pliny, I st t .mi Iron. Naples*
:JMw|i*>^hc *‘v.;iung 1 reached Pmt'iri,—
*jfri!(n thent e to lire aoincni HI the m. nnuiit the
ItM'li and, difficult, About h.lf w,t\ there
*1.8 a berinit .ee. who t» has loftg served tor r< !u?e.nnd
belter to.tbe.uanJler ; a good hermit has there
''iM’jF-1esidin.jf,-.tiwt tel>es rare tn turn s!., !• r a
,,jj5Jfj^»;aip8i^i>jrfjres/oi sue. whirhto the-alp tied
Ifatteiier are'worti uuir o eigM 4,i void.. Tlw.nvi
ruDS ol .1 16 herrin’ »g.> pioduce ilia laTnous v.ine
rolled Lathrijma Chnsti. From the hermit -g* t«>
V-,..i^e.ett*8» tpprg jj- a long quarter. 01 a
tie ut ro td, tolerably good;*bni n oedt-i to re.ieh
^rom them e the crater, it is necessary to. chmb a
ybountam of cinders, »t*r< at every st»o you sink
•P to the ^id-leg. It took my companion!-, jjiy.
ji*lf, and our guides, two hours to make, tins as*
; «nd it was already midnight when we reached
'Of cratii{. ;• ‘I .’.v- ,; , ft ....
fThe tire <ft the Volcaoo served its forth torch; the
nUe had. totally ceased for two hours • the dame
l*®d also fOhstttertJ.lv d‘creased !>. lln se rirrumstan-;
%i.|'kugniemed'irir sreurit?, and supplied us with
the necessary ronddrcco in' traversing *u h danger
eras ground. \\^e eppioarord as near as the beat
wotild permit; and we set lire to the sticks id our
guides tn the lava, which slowly ran through the
hollows of the crater. TV surfare of this interned
Bpstter nearly r. seinbles.nif tal in a state ol fusion;
’Was it flows it carries a kind of scum, which bar
-dens as »t cools, and then mritis masses of srorta,
which dash against each'other, and roll all on fire,
with noise, to the foot of the mountain. Strong
jflintesof sulphuric acid gas arise in abundance from
these scoria, and by their caustic and penetrating1
'qualities, render respiration difficult.*
teemed to;.he pretty secure in Ibis situation,
- wdyili far from thinking of retiring, when a fright*
, fat explosion, which launched into the air fragments
M burning rocks to jjh* distance of more thau an
JOO toiscs, reminded us ol the danger to which are
wire exposed. 'None of us hesitated 1 moment in
•mlrariog a retreat, and in live mifl§|es we cleared
y i*f o»r descent a space of gfound which we had ta
ken two hours to climb. '
had not reached the hermitage befgre a noise
Frightful than ever was heard; and the Vnlca
i all its fury, began to launch A mass equal to
ibme thousand cart loads of stones, and fragments
ioF burning rocks, with a projectile force which it
gi Wtitltg lie diflicuft lu calculate. A' the projection
way vertical, a
the ..whole of this burning mass
JUbwk Hgam into the mouth of the Volcano,
v^rnicb vomited it forth snath • to receive ait again,
*ilh the exception of some fragments which dew
”®>"tft foil at a distance, and alarm the inquisitive4
liertaTor, who avoided them ; as, on .public fetes,
avoid
»£ the ioi;kets,. iu our firej,
‘'v'f ■ i’.
ft
-.jelSH* rocrnmmred with nearly lhes**m* »p
trances as those of the preceding day. The Vol
W was tracquiV and the |ay,» *an slowly in the
8h*ls 'which it had formed dyrtng the night ;~
.-isSkt fn«^ in .the afternoon, a iriglitlitl and ron^-:
nuedhoi&e, accompanied with trequeut explosions,
tuWeijiuredh new er uption j the shocks of the Vul-;
''*“'3^$ y^lents’TM *t F»»t «*»■ lAEuf, built
a rock, where I l|i«e was, at liie uisunre of
T „4 leeuues, l ft It oscillations eimilar to those
Kin earthquake. •
«**. o’clock the eriiptt to rommeqcecL and
-4uf,itiggreater past,,f.tu uijtjit., fbi*
komiai matter flowed dnwD all the sides
mountain, with a force hitherto unprecjjdeu
wasonfkeraiid’the lava has caos< U
■ ^I^Tri' ^irsiil'; houses and whole estate* have
; Jjeeo overwtieJmeO j .and at .this ,«ay, lam<tiCs hr
' teais aitd reduced to despair, search in vain tor I be
^ringlav*. . , .j ' - *
^metbb; Iptver vf **4*
The districts situated on the south east quarter, of
i. **»•.mountain' bWitill ,moie,v< +uflV. vJti.>t»ot V«>;
ftovius was nohroijr^any vbiog hmawie Vast flame,
**•* th“ •*&*** $\A;dml 4»l*w«^ JtiigUM**®***" >
•lata at kra lo>a..£<A tk:. r.
■r&r xmmit Marini mmon
4 "■* ' ' f
^SnTpiVenus, Halstead, oi
ing uncertain ; Isis,’ -■■••« . . , ..
duya; M<nvf H.iii, Ot Ooslon/fiir New
4 hom ir, J.irkson, from Rio Janeiro, d
Willjptn Keias, Price. Norfuil^ d<^
M’PSi-rsoa, Philadelphia, uncertain; '
--- --., » >jww
l downy, of and for Newbedford, do; Powl
Williams, New Yoik, do; Rebecca Coffin, (
■if and for Newhurypnri, 3 days ; barque ^
W .ssy," of and lor Salem, 5 days ;—bugs F 4
Brown, of and lor do. 10 ; Neplone, King,
November ; Margnret, Aver), of and for New:
do. ; Rebecca, Herod, Charleston, netware*
lair wind ; George Washington, Henderson;
York, uncertain; J ne, 1 iuntlingion, do. dj
len, Howland, do. do; Olympus, Crufts, ft
lor Boston, 9 days; William and Charles,I
man; 1S1 and for Salem, 1st November;??
Hammond, of and for Boston, uncertain ;jL
F-lwell, Boston, for New-York,-«fi days; Jy»
Fiorence, of and for Salem, 10; Amelia!*,
New Yofk, uncertain;—schoonersjsFliz»ie"
shall, New York,do; Lilly, Hunt, of*iind?»‘
ton, 2 days; Liberty, Russell, MarbLbeiflpr‘
■. , i
Vessclt tailed from Guttenbur'fe—Ships£*e»’
Cranston.of and for Philadelphia, Ortuber I*0'
ger, Sheerman, do. do. 15lb ; Flora, Connefbi- ,
ladelphia,. tor CarUham, 8tb ; \VmnifreP°r'
field, of and for Rhode Island, do ; Eliz#r>e>
Williams, of and for New York, 6th \—biriin*
dy Wine, Davis, Rhode Island, westward! A*
lri«*n, Goodwin, ol and for Boston, Septf 24;
William, Stanley, Boston, St. PetersburMber
8 ; Palafox, Welsh, do. do. do; Ink*, 'Mon>
Baliimore, Baltic, do.; Marv, Southwijf “od
lor Boston, Mth.—Sehr’s Kemp, DurWalti
[ more, Baltic, 8th ; Hiram, Orn, of BndM*tn>
| do ; Aun Eliza, Kean, of and for Philadft
! A number ol American vessels sailed to/Baltic
the 8lh October, names mil rerollerterf
Vtstcls captured and tent into OopenhafS wift,
Ch.implin, N w York, condemned, uJt#Pe“l»
Oil on, M'Miliun, New York, liberated sailed
lor St. Petersburg; Imogene, Jewett^rsburg,
(' irsinia) condemned, under appeal ;fy Pike,
M eis, Nlhvburyport, condemned, tj appeal;
Gosport, Watges, New York, likeraPd sailed
tor the Baltic ; Susan, Allan, Salem, Med and
sbiklor St. Petersburg; Othello, ban, New
\ ork, tin. do. dt ; Dt umruend, ButlerJ^delphia,
| ■ fiid. lim'd, uudrr nppe-,1 ; Libetly, Ivell, New
Y->ik, do; do. do ; Algo, WheelwngNewbury
i p--rt. do. do. do; Columbia, Suliivdoslon, no
Sent net ; Pallas, Heath, New Yoijh; Rising
Sun, Myers, Baltimore, liberated angled for the
Baltic; Live Oak, Yarrell, Scarbontrondemn
el, under appeal; Mary, Patterkin.nmore, do.
do. do; Devotion, Miner, .New Yi liberated,
| c piors spy -aled ; Lydia, Crabtrcd'ttland, ni*
s-e.i.enre ; Hampden, Holmes, Newt, R. Islaari,
[do; Ji-try, Craycrott, Pbiladelyhnberaied and
i sailed lor the B-ilur ; Franklin, jus, Boston,
! c ondemned, under appeal; Expend, Hill, lialtt
j more, cleared, raptors appealed ; rftia Planter,
j Brown, Petersburg, Vigmix, condML under ap
I peal ; Herald, Barron, do. do. do. (Oangt-s, Tra
[ cy, Boston, no sentence; Walter.p, New York,
lifter ited,'captors appealed ; Alknfc, Irish, New
Yo’tk, liberated and sailed lor St. jrshurg ; Non
such, Lively, Baltimore, no sente; Asm, Onus
beck, Provideuce, do; Charlcsiitnd Liverpool
Packet, Clark, Boston, dciU Adams,
Bristol, R. Island, do; Cremerkmry, Boston,
cleared, caplois appealed ; Cat Me Jane, Dar
ling, -, condemned, undoppeal; Fisher
Ames, Gransjltmd, B -ston, no sfnre ; Magnet,
Swett, Boston, do; Slatirer, pjer. New York
do ; Unicorn, Frazier, Baltiinonherated, unrer
tain if raptors appeal; Ameiirantro, Lrarb, Sa
lent, no sentence; Bower, lj||s^oAultimore,do,
The fallowing vessels were earn into Alborg, it
North Jutland—Fanny Sewell,Me, condemned
but will appeal ; Olive Branch, jwland, Newbed
(...A .1 „ a „ * „ 4
There are about thirty sail olmefican vessels
carried into Norway by. Danish id French priva
teer*,Hnd wherrtiny of them are li'atcd in the courts
of Nnrway, the captors appeal, which case the
American masters must rumpntfc with them or
be detained at least twelve tilths without the
smallest prospect of recovering y t|uig from the
captors.- Could not obtain a listif WPm.—Spoke,
Nnv. IS, in tat 40, 30, King. 6330, brig Dryads,
front S lein bound to Monte. Vip, 12 days out.—
23d, Hi fat. 37, 40, long. 71, sH Iteherca Sims, ol
and bound to,Philadelphia, Sfiays from Gotten
burg
Ship Almira, Whinple, 50f«ys from London,
Dry Goods. C. & F. Whittle.^poke, Nov. 2, in
slfr.r
lat 36, 14, long 25, brig Wanlfr.ol and from New
Yoik bound to Madeira, 33 dajout.-—21st, in lat.
24, 3, long. €9, srb’r Sabae, o'hnd bound to Po
imbscot, 5 days from Antigv—Same day, brig
Farmer from Portland, hound) Jamaica, 16 days
out.-t—29th in lat. 36, 6, lnng!3, seb'r Weymouth
Iroin Philadelphia bnunnd to ^vauna.
Brig Nautaius, Atkins, 10 iys from Boston
Sirii’r Samuel and David, Tylor, 7 days from
New York. -,i ; ' • -f .
Seh’r Julia Ann, Holt, 13 «ks from Charleston.
Scb’r Penelope, Murran, 2**ays from Jamaica,
Pimento, James Young—Lefilrig Partis, Queries,
>*t,Fasi river torsi! in 10 dayr •
‘ Sch’r Rising States, SiunnJm, 5 days front New
Y'hrk.- : '' - ■
|is' from the Vineyard
SchV Minerva, Baker, 131
to dhtrtt*; both
Sound hound to Fiederiekstn
mss Is sprung.' ,
. Slo*tp Maria, Lewis, 13 dak from Berptudo,,Su
igatj to order. ? j"H v ]• • '&■: ‘ '■
f Hr iritis seb’r Fortuna, Stafaino, • 17 dkys from
^Ste'Tiwriaaa, Ballisi, theMaser., t '—.'j.f;'
Bng Greehvill^, Jones, 1 ways from Turk's Is*
.1 .ltd, Salt, to the Master, i .. ■ .
I In Hrtinproh Roadsboodl to Baltimore, brig
J50 d«ys 1 ram tatoprocby, dli' Kor
vuuua, Logwood and Indigo/
‘ N. C, bT«t> 27. *.
■ W« lei r‘n with regret. t h al lW'dhimsstcd English
alwps iaedttoSsd Minor un^ ^Mcbdr lb* beach;
of !Wd Head, has been, totally tuftt. She got under
"«igb with a S. E. wtod uud immedjoWy st^or
r rosiiogtge bir itrieil.colm «nd sdto^ros^ompollod
I The Packet Sloop
1 saifw Bkittworc
Rood, will
.m'
^Bl^ck’s Packet will sailforiAl$iartr
ria TO-MORROW, w?S|i ojid weather permuting.
Rff. 3.
I
Norfolk Theatre;
5* The Putlick are respectfully ip formed fiat op
account of tic preparations hCQfisarv far CIN
DERELLA, there ivift be no performance until
ro-Mdrrow Evening, Dcceinbcr 4,
Yhcn will be presented a favourite Comedy, never
, . performed here, called i 'i
AND WIFE; ]
OR, IKli; SECRETS THAN ONE.
r« which will b^added, a Grari^f Allegorical, Pan
tomime-ttpectacle, interspersed with Soug, Reci
tation, 8cc. called * ■ „4 < ;
CINDERELLA; v
OR, TliE UTTLF.*GLASS SLIPPER.
J. ■■ •
}oun to be opened a% 5, and the Performance to
* commence at half past 6 o’clock.
* Admittance Qfie Dollar.
rickets to be had at the Office of the Public)? Ledger
. % . and at4he Theatre.
for LIVERPOOL,
The ship KOLLA;
^Capt.Sanford, having the principal part
if her cargo engaged, will sail in alls the present
nonth. .A few bags of Cotton, or other light goods,
'an be taken on freight, and a few passengers com*
ortably accommodated. Apply to the master, or
Theo: Armistead. «
Who hm for Sale,
Superfine and Fine *FLOUR, fresh
, from the Mills. Dec. 3. tf
.FOR CHARTER, f
e excellent Ship Harriot,
____ Samuel Chase, master, ~
Burthen two hundred and seventy tons.
Also, ;
The fust sailing *
__ Ship GEORGIANA, :
(coppered) Edward Chamberlain, master, 315 tons.
, Jjanding front the said Ship, , ^ ;
l490t,Gross Bottles, 301 boxes Pipes,
37 packages Stone Ware, 5 tierces Porter,
19 crates Decanters and Tumblers,
698 boxes T»n Plates, 56 bundles Blistered Steel,
2 casks Hoes, 20 dozen Spades and Shovefc,
7 packages half pint Tumblers,
8 cases Sheathing Copper,
2 casks patent Copper Nails, 1652 bars Iron,
594 bolts Iron, 130 bundles Nail Rods,
351 bundles square Ivon, 60 bundles Sheet Iron,
70 cssks Spanish Brown.
Received per the Ship Almira, from London,1,
% 400 kegs White Lead, . ;
24 cases Mustard. ’
For Sale on reasonable terms by
Moses Myers & Sob.
December 3. tf
FOR CHARTER,
The remarkable fine BRIO
NAUTALUS,
captain Isaac Atkins, about 200 tons burthen, now
on her second voyage. Apply to
C.* Fry & E. Lee.
Who <ffer for Sale the Cargo of the Brig Olympus,
Copt. Divius, consisting of
Antigua Rum, Molasses, and Turk’s
Island Salt, landing at Newton’s wharf..
December 3. If
FALL GOODS.
Now Landing fm tie Almira, from London, and
Georgi'ina, from Brutal.
it bales best Superfine Black and Blue
Cloths, , ; ■ !
1 do. bteck, Sd qu'hty. _ . , '
2 c*isci» of gentlemen s Silk Patent tistt) ^
l do. do. liest Fur do.
1® do. , coarse, assorted prices,
l bale Yarn Hose,. . , .
10 casks broad Hoes, - / *-"j
1 do. ft ,d Irons, ’ \ * ' '"« •
2 do. three-stran’d Seln TwtnC, J'V V. *
4 trunks Pins, assorted. • »' ; '
3 crates white Vials, assorted, 3 to 8 ex.
5 do. Cut Glass, Decanters, TuptMeri and Wine
■, 'Glasses, -
18 do. Earthenware, assortedi^ J:. \*t
2 handsome and full sets of Table China,
171 boxesof short Pipes, '
90 tierces of bottled Brdwn Stent and Ported,
4 do. Taunton Ale, :
1 case Glased leather Hats, for servants. > 1
The above are offered for Sale, by the Package,
on reasonable terms, for Cash, or approved
mt * y : Mackinder & While.
‘ Dec. 8* V ’ :'m y ^ ^ ' MfcF-Sw
SADDLERY.
Tke tubecriber hat jnst received per tie brig Unity
vv- from Liverpool, on Elegant AuortmcHi V?
{ PLATED SADDLERY, ^ -
Among which' are a great variety of foshUmaldt
Bridle Bits and btirrope, ydme of »«* »P«£lo,‘ Vfj
Hty t persons wanting such articles will find the
atove well worthy theimttentnm, a» hflWi every
reasoeto bateegm ** **
mciil evtr o®ertd fcr mU h N«rW*» Tmg-w&w*.
soldvery low for Cash, either in their preaeoS snrtn
or made up, where all kinds of Saddles, Bridles,
Conch and Gig Harneia, foe. fcfe .hen~mdai <m the
shortest notice, tha wernsaasbsp ef
•»? •»*«* -fm
levg W*f , ■ v ri, .-.'(it *
' «. s
!P 5. A
--V"- 1“ . '.'»fjWt|i„ »inrjl . , _ . ,
-• ; ■ Toe 3#hm-Jjhat, ; ...
‘■*220. parrels Superfine FUM^M, ..
InStore, . , -j $ .t
5Q crafes Earthenware, wettassorted*!
24$ bushel* Turk's Island Salt-, * - . * * -
James Hemm,
-— ■ ■ I. ■ - —- ■ v - •■ " M"' * ; - -»V
;><• : V . WAITED ON RENT,'
A small Dwelling-House, in a con- %>
venienfpart *f the town., , to the Printer, • ,,
Dec. 3.
fl>R RENT,
The Tenement on Main Street, late
occtjpi*d by Fortescue Whittle,
m*y be hadjmmediately. For terms apply ap
• ■ ' * Wm, T. Nivison, ,
Dec. 3.
■ vjy HIRE tie ewumg
Two Negro VoMEN, a good Waslj
er and Iroifer, and a Sempstress. ,
. Apply at this Office* . ‘ _ -f % 1
December a ?■ ,VK *' '*
DANIEL SANEH'ORD,
Hat received by the 'Brig Unity, Cafit, Buntin,
from Liver Mol, an additional oujfifly yf'A
Fall and Winter GOODS
Connoting of
Supeffme Cloths and CassimCres, ?
Blue and drab Plaint, Welth and Petite Flannels,
Pelise Cloth*, Rostand Duffte Blankets, .
Capets and Carpeting, Yarn Hose, Irish Linens,*"
5*4 and 6-4 Sheeting, Table Linen, Upper, &c. ''
Which with his former supplies byflB brig Wh<
ler, and the ship Rising States, from Eon ‘
his assortmgpt complete. ; ',
November 36. ,, tf
* FRESH GOODS,
*' Received byfke Unity from
70 pieces Sup. Cassiraerel^**.
5b do. Superfine Cloth, J (M^et,
5 tierces elegant Cut Glass,
20 casks of Perry ’» Weeding Hoes.
1 '
*
With a variety of ■ *
ys4;‘'
Saddlery and Hardwire Gd
Which will be disposed of at seduced prices, by uiM
piece or package, by
f' tii $
George M’lntoslrl >. * ^
November 21.
tf?
\ postponed Sale.
By virtue of a Deed in Trustgffl
:fr lames W. Langley to Susannah Martini
Will be Sold at Pubtick J action for. Ready-tdeoefi
on WEDNESDAY the \%tk. of■December s«rf,
h? the Dwelling House of Ain, Martin,
Two Plantations in Norfolk County.
The one on which she tmw lives, eonuihuig’itO
acres, be the same more «r least tltis place Hull
from the Borough of Norfolk only by a small ci.
has on it two Dwelling-Houses, a Wind Mill _
other improvements. The other lying of
Creek, containing 300 seres, more or less; Otis
Tract is mostly covered with woodi'hi^|(i#V»lljJiil^k^
few miles of Norfolk' Borough#'
. The Trustee,
- ...»M&.'
November 21,
k * / .{f -V 4 ■' FOR SALEf
The LAND, NEGROES^antl
PROPERTY,
f -rt'
Belon^inn lo colnntl Samuel Griffin, M the Shift >. •
Yard upon Chickahominy River, will be salff on
VVEDN ESDAY the ith day of December n**t, (If
fair, if not the next fair day) upon the tame V> a
lately adt;ert»wd. , , •
JamesHertderton, #
A sent for Colonel Samuel trifle. ■
WilUanwburg, Nov. 12. tdl I||r. *»»
30
BAGGlNGIiS®
120-pieces low^priced Hessian Rolls,
■ st*
Fit for Br*ad Bag*. rerefoed cm ooawgnmetd,—,, ;.
for ule oo liberal term* by ^ T
, Joh*hC^Niertijejiefcj
Prime Jamaica C<5PFER m ti<
Forpy
.: -^V 'v?" C.Jf
October 81, . [•%?!&*"v?-. $
4‘ *
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■2-tsl
•- \J •' : P- ^
On the 8th of October, ^ptaia
Robert ffaUtetHin, if the’
to a pawenpe* b» the «tage, directed to «#rm, J8o*k
l<) H ua>D»tiiJ.v» ••'*6*1 *'V7— ”
dm, reterebutg, which letter contained —
He'iderton'e draft for /*«d
fw©©/A* P®)®^ W At,
day* for onft thobwnd and ft** d*H*tf ®
—.TTiWiito requeatrhat tfceperaim
the aal.dletter wilt pot ft
•Ho to atop the ne*«irtioo of rtid Wi tl
attempt to p«» ft* - ‘ , ’ ■
* >'t., ..’V /. \
9*&m&apU9Q>im
roH ftftt
'$sM
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