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Iateh frDnl GurOpe.
Frow Liverpooi Papers 10 tbc FIRST OF
Angus L, yecervra at The o1fee of HE
IN. Tlr&) Mercantile AdUe,i,er, By
The 7too INJURIES, eopt. M0o,es.
LONDON, Fu ~ rs.
y Laokrr- On, M. s3.

The alarm DILUTED through he countr,
during he lah week, by the error of il.
vafion, ousltrips in every refpett the dan
ger with which il is threatened oy any at
Temps OF fhe enemy. The public iolic
tude probably has been 'ncrea(cd by the
vigdance and activity o, government 10
the preparation, winch arr carrying 70 L.
meet even the podioiIity o an attack bu.
there are certainly at The prefent LEI.
grounds for apprehension and anxiety with
rsfe:f 10 our means and T, forces, both Tor
dctcnce and aggreaion, than. at any period
iince tn, co;noce encot of hoai.5ties. III
j. NOT by the vigorous cxef;ions ana
prpnps meafures of government that mer
nlood meatlrc .he peri!5 # rae meiitaea
deicent, for IL j, the policy Of all wif~ I'd
miQ;ara'ins to prepare or every cafuaitY
and TO furroand The tate by every faic
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Fran tbe Landau Gazette.
Admiralty Office. IuIv %


Admiralty Office, July 2S.
The following setter is addret1ed to adj
n,iral lord CORVALLIS.
Doris, off St. Matthew's, July II.
Sir,
/ have the honor of informing you, that
mott daring and gallant enterprize was
laft night undertaking by the boats of his
majefy's fhip Doris, Beaulieu, and Uranie
entirely manned by volunteers, under the
direction of lieut.. Lofack, Of the Vile dc
Paris, whole gallantry on this location is
better felt than expreiied, who fucceeded
in boarding and carrying the French natl
onal thiP La Chevrette, mounting 20 guns,
manned and completely prepared with
$50 men, under the batteries in the Bay
OF Cameret, and in rho preiencc Of the
combined fleets of France and Spain.
Any comments CT mine would fallihot
Of the merits due TO ,hcie gallant officers,
feanen and marines employed upon this
fervice tits bet juficc 20 fubjoin their
names and qualities, who have 70 nobly
added an additional lufire TO his maieRy's
arms.
have no1 Gncerely TO regret the lofs
OF the killed and wounded, but when
compared with that of the enemy, it
comparatively fmall. cannot conclude
without returning nv wsrmeR thanks 10
the capts. Pontz and Gage for the judisious
arrangements of their boats. / beg to
mention that capt. Jarvis, Of bis majefy's
ihip RobuR very Handsomely fent his barge
and pinnace upon this fervice; lucw..c
licut, Spencer, who placed his majeAy'5
hired cutter Telcmachus in the Gculer,
and prevented any aGifancs, by beats, TIC
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wounded. Ardcntly as we admir-, ),
daring pint, aud natchlc(s prowefs Of on-
2aitant ieanlen, we Cannot but Offer.
,ha' their hctoifm and intrepidisy miob,
be tempered with n.ore prudence and d.
crs'Aon ,hsn have been difplaycd in -.
aal OF Algeziras or the onter road OF BEEF
he vaior Of Britiih tars is provegbiaI
and requires no tightening from tie a,,o
nitude OF their lones. Ike capture CT i
Chevrette, notwithstanding tie g!ory .
The action, mutt rank in the litt Of thoc
victories
Ia, 4rhicb The eouqaerors me4ya'l u
many I<A."
JuIy 29.
This morning we received Paris rarers
"a she 26tl mil.
They afford no intelligence of impo,.
ance, and 90 NOT contain Jingle artic,,
relative to The return Of Ganthsau.,ess
!quadrOn 10 France, the reported rat,a-
cation Of the treaty OF Eajados, or the ma
val and military preparations making ..
long the coat.
The Frep.h furdshs not CT late been
fubjeet TO any futtusiion worthy CT no.
tice. I nc tiers conioiide was at AT. on
the 24th.
The Paris Journals were brought owe,
in a flag OF truce with difpatches for Our
government and NJ. Otto, which were
immediately forwarded to London.
Yesterday afternoon, heavy firing va,
heard at Dover from the cppn,e coafto.
France. 1t appears that a ao,illa OF pun
boats had failed from Calais abous one
O'Clock in the morning with view Of
gaining the harbour of Boulogne, and ,hss
they were attacked on their paaape BIZ
our cruizers. The reiult Of the enoaoe
mcnt was not known when our Dcye,
letters came away.
This aotilla is probably the fame whicl,
attempted to efcape from Calais en- the
18th. AS Bouidgne is clofeiy blocked up,
the preient exertions of the enemy will no
doubt prove as fruitleis as the former. 4
letter from an officer belonging to the Me.
dufa trigate, capt. Gore, itationed off Bou-
iogue, and dated laIt Monday, contains the
following particulars
I" This morning, at half after three
O'Clock, all hands were called up, as the
enemy was in molten. Their gun boats
and number of fmall craft formed an ex-
tenive line, when the Ggnal of attack was
made, and lugger and cutter under cur
command went in, and notwithstanding a
heavy fire from the batteries, completely
fucceeded in breaking the enemy's line.
The batteries along the French coat are
numerous, and we'll provided with a1tlle
ry, We anxiouDy expect to be foon join
ed by lome of our brigs and bomb ketches
when vigorous attempt will be made
to lombard the town. The damage done
by the lugser and cutter has not yet
been afcertalned. We can fee the colours
flying in the enemy's encampment neac
Boulogne.
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ARRIVED,
brig Hiram, Wayland, P. Republican;
'chi betiey, -, Exuma.
The brig Hiram, Wayland, Of Phila-
ceipnla, IN a2 days from Port Republican;
one put IN here in coniequence of having
,asrieo away the head Of her mainmaf.-
nel, there ichr. Concord, Of Wilmington,
!Dei.1 to fail for Philadelphia in a few
.sys: 1ehr. Betfey, Young, belonging
70 Inc EaDward, to fail for Philadeiphia
'he 10th January; a fchooner name
~, ~ lecoiieeted, arrived at P. Republican
Gay before captain w. failed, in diff
sseis from New-York.
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LONDON, November ~.

The 6rH conful of France has availed
h;mfelf of the late fuppofed attack upon
his life, to enfure all poiible fecurity to
HI. perion. A lady who has jua returned
from that country fates, that in order to
obtain an interview with Buonaparte, it is
now neceHary ODE provided with fix bill
k,,. or tickets, to be obtained from as
many different burecxs, and to ferve as
paaports through fix lines of guards, be-
fore an accefs can be had to this neqvy au-
guf perfonage.
On Friday a court martial was held on
board his majefy's hip Gladiator, in
Porumouth harbour, for the trial Of Will
liam Ellis, who was taken as one of the
crew on board L'Eole, French ~privateer,
at her capture on the 18th Of June lan, by
his majefy's hip Dryad, and fent 20 Spit
head inthe Serpent Hoop, and who turned
out to be a fubjed Of this country, and
had deferted from the Fame prifon- hip in
the month of December, 1898.
The court being of opinion that the
charges had been proved againa the pri-
ioner, did therefore adjudge him to fufer
death.
The emigrants are leaving this country
daily in vaA numbers. They principally
embark at Graveiend for Calais.
The following paragraphs are from a
private letter, dated Hamburg, Nov. 7.
Connections have taken place on the
continent, the fame as in England, on &C
count Of the high price Of providons. On
the 29th ult. eight granaries were pillag-
ed at Raftock, andfeveral perfons killed in
ariot at Gafrow, both Of which places
are in Me~cklenburg, Schverin. This
province is very fertile in corn, but the
expectation oft cannotb e prohibited with
ont the content of the fates, the members
Of which are moitly landlords, who pre-
fer high price for their grain in foreign
countries to the telling oft cheapat home.
In our neighbourhood the price of provi-
ions is rifng.
Letters from the Hague of the 4th
infant, mention that all the officers be-
longing to the Batavian army on leave of
a0ience, have received orders to join their
tsations."
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To Rent.
The Long Glade,
January 7.

20 oOCOOOO3
WITH w hundred acres Of land adj
joining, ftuated in the county Of Fairfax,
On the Pof Road to Alexandria and the
City OF Warrington, I9 miles from the
former and 10 from the latter.
The ftuation for a tavern is equal TO a.
ny in the county-The buildings are on
%venient, new and good. The meadow on
ly will pay double the rent.
1t will be rented on reafonable terms to
an induitrious ffeady man. A German
would be preferred.
Apply Q MIR. Wyley near the premifes,
or ]. SWIFT.
Alexandria, Tan. 10, eoae
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S.POIIuCASC OH tIc ground OF Its
being t%ranfmitted in confidence to the
Britlh Cabinet.
!! confefs Continued Mr.. P.) that I
could not attempt to enter at large into 20
long a detail as the refolutions propofed by
the hon. gentleman would lead me, with
out a little more acquaintance with them.
than | could expect to acquire from 70
curiory a reading; but fortunately all that
is material may be reduced to two princi-
pal points, and one of thefe, / mean E.
gyPt, which has been already 70 fully dit.
cufcd, and on which the hon. gentleman
has laid nothing new, / do not mean to
make any obiervations. The main quef-
ton then refs upon the fincerity Of the
Emperor in his avowed determination not
to engage in a feperate negotiation. On
this fubjed, Sir, prehaps it is neceaary
that | fhould be more explicit than gentle
men, | believe, were prepared to expect
from the manner in which they dwels up
on 1t. With a view to this, then, / do
not heftate to declare my full, firm, and
iincere conviction, that if it were pofible
to produce all the papers and corrcfpon-
dence which paled between the French
and the Auftrlan governments, fince hrf}
Buonaparte fet his feet in France after his
return from Egypr, up to his affirming
the Government OF that country-and
fince his ~propofals to this country at that
time, as well as to Aufria, for a Ebeyate
negotiation, tho prsfcDsdy with a view
to a general peace, l repeat it, that fnce
that time up to the prefent hour, in all
the communications between France and
Auftrla, it would be found that the En-
peror never gave the lighteR reaion to
fuppofe but he was determined not to ne
gociate feperately.
further folemnly aver it as a p~oftiye
fact, in the p%reience of many as we'll ac-
quainted with the difpatches and commu-
nications as mylelf-and fortified by the
contents of the difpatches which arrived
this day, dated or the fnrtb G Msvem-
Der, that from the battle Of Marriage,
which was 70 long likely to decide the fate
of Europe, according to the wiihes of tho!e
who felt mott for its fafety and its happi-
neis-there was not a fngle up to
that in which / am fpeaking, in which
Auftria gave any fymptoms whatever of a
diipofition to treat 1eparately with France.
On the contrary, in all the communications
including that alluded TO on the 4th inf.
the. aHurances of the court of Vienna have
been direct, pohsive, and explicit that
it would engage in no negotiation for
peace, but in conjunction with this coun-
try-but confident and we'll founded as /
am in my prefent alertion, l cannot an
fwer that III no pofible cafe whatever
would AuRria be induced to treat fepa-
rately with the enemy. For this, how
ever, I Can anfwer, that were / an ad.
vifer of his Imperial majeay, and fpeak-
ing with the feelings and interefs of an
Aufrian, / fhould ~ftrenuou1y adviie ne
yer in any cafe to negotiate separately, for
In that manner he can never treat with
advantage or even fafety in delivering
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sSOAy VI lax SAlAkC0 Ol0tCSs
DIE7E71C.
Bodily health and tranquility of mind
are more { be delired than all the riches.
pomp, or glory Of a Crefus, a Solomon,
or an Alexander. Health is to be pre-
ferved by moderation, it is dearoyed by
a~bitinence, injured by variety of delicacies,
weakened by unufual things, and Rrength-
ened by the ufe of proper and cutomed
fare. Man, learned in the pernicious art
Of Cookery, is fond Of many dihes, rem
dered palatable by the injurious effects of
fire, and by the baneful addition of wine
Hunger is fatis6ed with a fmaIl quantity
Of food, luxury demands f~uperabundance.
Imagination requires vaft iupplies while
nature is contented with a moderate guam
tity of ordinary food, and is burthened by
opportunity ; according as thou liyeft, io
ihall thy life be enjoyed.
Citizen Bernad, protector of writing, in
Paris, has invented aIxbbkmeutayy arm,
the mechanical ~ingenueity of (which enables
thofe who have had the misfortune to be
deprived Of that member, to write and al
10 TO cut their pens. The fra conful has
ordered an account of this machine to be
given him by Sabithier, Surgeon-genera,
of 1nvalids, and has alto defred the inven-
tor to fabricatc fome for fuch of the mill
tary as the fate of war has put in a fate
to want them.-(London paper.)
A few days fnce, fays a late London
paper, died, at her houfe on Blackheath,
the once celebrated and BEAUTIFUL Counties
of Mafareene. Her dcceaied at the age
Of 3S years occaGoned by the diforder term
ed by Phyfcians the Angina Peetoris.
Her body on being opened by Fearon, in
the prefencc of doctors LaforeReere and
Mackie, prefented fome very uncommon
appearances. There was literally no
lung on one 1ide, Whit on the other there
appeared a ~compleat pair, with their proper
venels. The heart, without being diff
eafed, was preternaturally enlarged.
The cafe is regarded as extremely novel,
and has excited much converiation in the
NlSulCdl WOIlQs
MIR. Sheridan having moved, on the 10th
Nov. in the Britilh Houfe Of Commons, a
number of refolutions with a view of hay-
ing all the correspondence between AuAria
and France relating to the negotiation,
laid before the Houfe, in order that it
might be determined, whether the empe-
ror was fncere or not in his declared refo-
luton of not engaging in a feperate me-
gociation, a warm and animated debate
took place. From the following extract
Of MIR. Pitts fpeech in reply to MI. Sheri-
dan, it will be feen that the miniNer en-
t~ertains a hrong belief that Aufria will
not content to negotiate feperately with
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WILLIAM L 6 co.
King ifreet,
HAVE FOR SALE,
Superhne. fecond and coarCe

S%uperfne, iecond and coarEe
broad and narrow cloths, kerfeymeres,
~iwanfdowns, coatings, fwanfkins, blan-
kets, iannels, fancy c~alicoes and chintzes,
black bombazets, durants, ruHelctrs, l.
rilh linens, Barcelona and pullicat hand
kerchiefs, womens and mems cotton and
worried hofe, dimities, checks, flks,
threads, &c. &c. which will be fold low
for cath, or bartered fox flour or tobacco.
Dec. 10. eotf
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occur to alter the determination Of d..
binet of Vienna, but in the prefecs :
thofe who are fully acquainted on thor
!eet, again folemnly aver that, acG-J
Ing to every appearance, the derermin; II
on OF the emperor has been to the preS
moment, not to enter into a negotiate
tori peace, but conformity with his ally
the king Of Great Britain. =
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
shiP Success King, Liverpool.
olooP Harmony, Ellwood, Norfolk.
Favourite, Chapman. salem
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PORT or
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On 1xeEaay next, ct 3 o'esck in The after
mo0n, SuiU Be ~A on the p,rmJss,
A frame Dwelling Houie,
near the corner of Royal and Prince treets.
formerly occupied as a fchool houfe by II.
Walker. Terms of purchaie will be made
known at the fale.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
A~w1ioUeey.
January 26.
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Alsxandrla Aduertaser.
MONDAY, January rs.

We ~undertand a fecond attempt was
made in the Legislature of this fate for con-
tinuing the Charter Of the Bank Of Alex
andria. and carried by a majority of TWO.
The time limited for it's duration is to
the 18th of March, 1871.
We learn that many Century Sermons
have been lately preached recapitulating
the principal events of the Century lately
cloied Thefe, when publilhed, will be
valuable additions to our flock of materi-
ais for a hiftory of the United States.
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LAND FOR SALE.

a Farm Of about 500 acres on Goofs
creek, in the county of Loudoun, about
8 miles from Middleburg, on which there
are pretty good famed dwelling houfe
and good apple orchard Of choice grated
fruit. The land is Of that quality which
may be highly improved by p.aiaer. For
further particulars apply to Mr.. James
Keith, jan. Of Alexandria.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON,
Sept. rs. 3m law
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Red Strazu Wheat.

The fubfcriber having expert.
enced comfortable difficulty in arranging
the price of this wheat, from the variety
OF the prices in the marker, has dc,crm;n-
cd to fix the value at TWO DOLLARS.
per huihel, being the price at which wheat
fold when this was fra adver.iftd. Cen
t!emen may be iupplicd in any qnantisy,
and at any time, by spPlying at This.
place.
It may not be improper TO mention that
this wheat ripens nearly as foon as the ear
Iy wheat, which IS 70 celebrated, End was
cut alhioh at the fame tifne during the lat
haryeit That it reins the Fl, can DC
proved by the moi refpeaable Characters
in this .Reighborhood, who have had fair
trial NO wheat has ever produced 10
much upon this eaate as Tie fed frsw,
which was Town in the pocrea part III.
deed, in that conlfs its excel!sdce, As any
gfafh will be luxtriant IN rich foil.
VeGsls fent for this wheat car be fur.
nifhed without the leaf delay.
George w. p. Cuffs.
Mount Vernon, Sept. 80. law s%
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AEJAU rs df14 Limos
FOR SALE.


+ with to fell a number Of We
" valuable Negroes, among whom are a
good wsggoner, filoemaker, houfa- maid,
&c. None more capable feryants are to
be met with! L will give a (hort credit
upon them, afiurtd OF punanaIPayment.
| have about 6oo acres Of lane
lying along the Ohio. abou, or 9 miles
below Limehone 400 between she town
of Warrington and May Lick, inMafon
county, and feyeral tracts in the interior
counties IN Kensucky, fer Eale, or to OK
change for property in this or the fate OF
Maryland.
The frh Of lhoie is nearly all bottom
the lecond lies well for cultivation, is
in an excellent ne ghborhood, Well tim
'bered, with good never failing water,
and both have "a delightful range for
flock, particularly hogs. The titles are
indifpatable. A good 6aygam may be had
Of thole and other lands in that fate I
have alto for fsle, ihare in the Potomac
Company, and a fmall annuity in III: town
Of Alexandria. a good Wagon and team,
and good brood mare, with colt, and
inioal.
Apply to me near Ccn,erville.
VAL. PEERS.
n. B. | fhould prefer difppfng of the
Negroes N or near Alexandria, as may be.
w atetide.l Sept. 49,, i eo4w
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Stop the Villain.

THIRTY DokIar5 ReUard.
STOLEN on che night Of the sd init
from the fubicriber's cncIofurc,. adjoining
Mr.. James Edwards, OF the York road
about two miles from the city of Baltimore
and within halfa mile Of the turnpike gate,
near Mr.. ChrifSophcr Walkers tavern, a
ftout well made bay HORSE, four years
old lait firing, near fourteen hands and an
half high, black name and witch tail, d
fnip and Gar, lmalI blclnah in tls. of
eye, remarkably thick fhoft neck marked
with the collar trots and cauters, and
has been lately fhod ali round.
Whoever will fscure the fad horfe, 70
that the fubfcriber may get him. again,
0sll receive ten dollars, and if broueht
home all rcalonable charges Gall be paid,
and twenty dollars for Gcuring The thief
only. ~.
SAMUEL VINCENT,
No. A., north Cay -freet.
Baltimoys, Sept. 9. eo3,.
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PUBLIC SALE,
The three fory
BKICK HOUSE g LOT.

Situate upon the north Gdc of Prince
itreet end eat Gde of Wilmington aree,,
and bounded.as tolloweth, viz.
Beginning at tine intesieGton of Eaid'
ilreet, and running thence nor,hwardly
With Warrington itreet and binding there.
with 700 feet TO a 10 feet alley, thence
catwardly with the lice of the alley and
parralle. TO Prince freet 63 feet, thence
ioushwsrdly with a line parrellel toWaih-
ingfon ftreet ID feet, thence weGwardly
with a line parellel to Prince freet 81
feet, thence fouthwardiy with line pa
rallel to Warrington areet Is feet to
Prince Greet, thence wettwsrdly with that
areet and binding herewith to the begin
ming, being rs feet"
Subject TO grourd rent Of 43 dollars
per anBum.
By ordey efkndqveN Lee, TrnRse.
P. G. MARSTElLER,
Sept, a8. d A4tioneer
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q
Kms. Syrxtt, Grrtueen Ptaaa-Ro,aiS,ts,,
ALEXANDRIA,.
Young Gentlemen are taught
Engiith, French, Latin, Greek, Writing
Arlhmetic, Book Keeping, Geography
Mathematics, with other branches of an
uieul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. GAMES Chambers, A. M.
many yearsmaRer ofa,Boarding School in.
England.
TERMS.
Doh. Ct,.
Education, Board, Lodging, !
W waI sss.;, md STATIONARY 50
Day Scholars, for Latin, I
French, &c. ] 50
Do. do. for Engliih, I
French, Sec.
Do. do. for Englifh, A I
rithmetic,' Soc.
N. B. Proper siliaants are conRan,ly
employed. Young ladies are laugh. in
ifeparare claaes, EngliAh, French, Witt.
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in fepa.
ratc apartments. Great care will be taken
to initruot the mere advanced youth in
the elements Of competition, particularly
Epihoiary Writing, and the rules to BE-
obierved. in Public Speaking.
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THE fnbicriber wilhes to purciiaie a
few thouland buihels of good wheat.
7ohn M'Xanney,
King ftreet, oppoii,c the Warrington ia
ven-t'T55o qeiN gire Ce@ for
.FLAXSEED.
Ssbt. 10.
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SO Dollars Reward.

sTRAYED or 9o1sn from the
/aIJe,1ber's bayqure, (~eay. As6 If bt
late M. Maaf1, and 06oat 4 aiRe, trOm
fbis toauaJ sa TSnylaay Mgbt, Ne 10th
infant, t4vo GELDlNGS, one n them
fright 6qy, nb0af rs b0nds bisE, tas
hanging mam and f7var5 tai, par and
IaaH biaSs Dr. IMP daron 70 o., rsay biz
n3hf, 6ran6ed on our IF lis A1b5, BIZ
which is not retaledrd, bas, @. s; bs
trots 7veH as4a q,ery en6,ia aq,1o fr4psk
ing gaif, anil 'zvas @od 6eJGre.
Tire ethe, 6r;sh Ey,rl, a5dufs 4 b4aA
bish, a J2orf m4de hay2f, has a banging
.maR ana fgysttb tail, a 4VbRe yltof rpm
his batk, ottgfoatd BY mr. faafte, nots
hard, and drags bis linz fer, b. qub5ck
fbsy arr murb 4oota, b1hK5 lis 5faa bISb
1Ubeu Aa5Aated, has had ne gl4ndsys far
l0ms nmr, buf is aln9e NIL /; be- qoasG50d
5st5,t, b0f hut f9f me ofb5 N1aes.
Wb1s4,Sr dStiOSrs tie Jaia bv,3es to til;
/nJ/t,1dt;., BaH ,ytefO< 20 doileyi reqoayd,
ar 10 &itays FIR eitbrr Of Them. If tie
HoS/ts were foleu, wbirb is wote fbau
prsbabI, tie 6fyjaa F,&Si4g amt .frenrirg
The t5isf,./ IA tb4i btmay be eoavieged, NAH
yrctive a teapaSd Of 80 ,d5Aurs aboa bb
6eiQg edmUA7<d FIR ,acdh4g The afor5jaji
I'b7yls5, or eitbtr oF fbeM.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
.ADxoVayi0, iafb SEPT. 1907. d