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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
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THE fubfcribsr respectfully
informs The public in geaerai thar he has
become teiidenter Of this town where
he profeaes TIC following branches IN The
art of Painting AID Drawing, Portraits 10
Oil and Canyons, Sign and Ornamental
Painting, Free Nlalons Aprons on Silk or
Leashsr ard other implements belonging
10 the craft. 4j{a, Stands OF Colours iof
Regiments and Companies painted and
decorated in the noe elegant mannef.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
Spfrife DYobs far DeafneG,

FOR many years have thefe drops been ufed
with amazing 1uceefs, in De AFNESS & HARD
NESS of HEARING. Thofe who are upac-
luainted with the great relief afforded by this
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
DR.. BardzrslYs eeuaixe Eye Watey.

A iovsreign remedy for all dileales Of the
Eyes; fpeedliy removes inf .raia.ions, dimusis,
itchings, and films; it never iaiis to cure thole
nlalae5es which frequently iucceed the neailes,
fn4Il-pox, and fever; and is an unparalleled
ftreugthener OF a weak fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
Sparta, Mart Plealanf,

Wafr5 II, 1908.
We hereby certify, that cur daughter, about
a years Of age. has been very unwsl and in a
BAD Rate OF health for theic lalt two years. We
always iufpecfed that ihc had worms and had
given her ieycral worm medicines, without any
good effect, fothit we sieipaired rating her till
of late ilearipg Of ONE furpriGng cures being
performed by Arkinton's worm dcitroying 10
zeuges, we purchaied packet OF them, and
administered them according to the objections
The irf dofe brought away only one worm,
aud with it a quantity cf ilny. ofenGve Mat
ter the lecond brought away four mon2rons
thick worms nearly half a yard in length and
the third doie, a large quantity Of ilmy, Of
fenlive matter. The vomiting and pursing,
with which the was frequently troubled have
ceaied--her spperite has heconc regular, and
has over fince enjoyed perfea fate of hea til.
for with we arc entirely indebted co this ex-
ceent medicine,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
Dr.. Huuier's genuine Anti6iHioas Pills.

An agreeable and certain preventive OF rha
predifpoltioa TO inaammatory and mahgnanr
fever, which prevails at particular fsafons OF the
year The rapid and iaereafiag demand from
every part of the United seates, and the Welt
India iilanis, is the beit evidence Of therfuperi
or excellence.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
CT L D 4 " G
Execotedin the BED manner.

n, 3. Signs for country merchants, I'M
keepers, and oshtrs executed III iuch man
DER that they may be Carried 60 any dh
tance without danger OF .oguiy ana with
very little trouble, on tie mc!s moderate
terms.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13

AuSHH, i, cow
United States of America,
Fits Circuit, Virginia Dh.
tritt, May Term, 1903.
Under q Decree Of The said
Cart, que fbe Commissioners qcil *.
psse to bubAe sale, ia, ,eady msuey, on
tbe premises, at IL 0'eloek an Friday
the Iotb day Of 3agast ns&i,
That valuable and extenhye
f A r NJ,
called Mount Saius, alias Millthorpe, ".
ing in Fairfax county, on Difficult and
Wolfe Trap runs; containing by deed
$50 acres, and by furvey 673 acres.
The mauiion houfe is on high, healthy
and agreeable h-ustiop, convenient TO
which Ore fprings Of good water. The
houfe is 40 by IS feet, two rooms on
hoos. with nine feet paii4ge and flair
icae, brick chinln.ss, with fire place
to each room, a piazza the whole length
OK tie front, Cellar 40 by 10, walled
with fone and divided into two apart.
mengs. There are feyeraI finall build.
ings, near the marion houfe and gar.
den. There are, alfo, a valuable mer.
cham and grit mill, faw mil difilley,
miller's houic and overiceT's houie. The
mill houfe is 20 by 80, TWO tory h'gh,
half tie lower Rory OF fone, the othet
part Of wood, aad covered with thingieS.
There are one pair Of Burr and one pair Of
Cologce fones, three boiling cloths al.
mott new, one lcreen, all now in ule in
manufacturing whoa, and grinding grit.
The ltill houte 20 by 80, one cory high,
walls CT ftone and thinglcd roof, the floors
plankei, the upper laid Tor mating
grain, aud troughs fixed round the Whole
hoale contributed 10 carry water TO every
veGcl which may need II. Three fills
and one boiler can bc worked TO sdyan.
tasc in the fad houie. The waters OF
Wolfe Trap, on which the mill and faa
mill aand, are conGant ffeains. The
Gtuarion for country cuiomess, or .Pur.
chatting whear, is exceeded by nouc IN
the county OF neighbourhood, not beng
more than II mics from Alexandra OF
George Town, where there are excellent
markets for country produce Of every DC.
fariptioo, and about Iq mikes from WaD'.
i,sson. The land is fertile and pfoduC.
tive, ard the foil well adapted to receIv:
improvement from the ME OF platter CT
Paris. There are upwards of 1000 pan'
neis Of fence On the lard, and about 100
or 10 acres of we'll t;mhered land belorg
Ing to shc ,saet, There have been nearly
10 acres If timothy male, lying on Vol
Zap ard Difficult runs 50 acres mole
cray be made at frnall cxpence. Ihs
farm enjoys macy natural advantages
which are unoeceiery for Us to mention,
il being ,aken for granted HAT every PER.
q wjihiog to buy fuch properly VIII
avail ,hea,felvss of an opportunity ef
viewing the p.cmiies, previous TO the
day OF fale, capt. Tsmss Wiley, retdlnS
near the land, will fhsw the Prenilis''
aud ALTO a plat of the furvey, which Is
Iefr with him for the information OF thos
The ri,Ie papers will be exhibited on
the day Of fa.e.
Charles Little,
James Wiley,
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D K Il ~ I " C.

He will open ictooi tor teaching
young ladies' Drawing and Painting IN
pases colours and cray Gas, as faon as a
fuRicient nuu,bes lubf ribe. lie will ALTO
panauaiiy attend on ladies who win PAT
terms drawn for Tambousing, E.nbfoIde-
~, Toilet Tables * Other Needle work.
Apply az his lodgings IL WsssE itsess,
nearly oppohte The Vrndue Store a0d hfit
door iouth u Col. Iiooe's.
+. KEh4MELMEYER.
An Abbrsntgce uaased 10 he a
boq,e bufne6. Jane ~. GO
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Ihsue jna vetsivsd,
and offer for iale on reaiolablc terms.
TEN BALES
EAST INDIA GOODS.
conhaing Of

Gausipsre Sannshs, Aliibad Emertv.
Ssenpofe Bafsahs, Miugga Mamoodv.
Lucipore, do. Brerboon Gurrahs,
Chittsbuliy do. Barrapooty,
Brown do. Baadanna Hhf.
Benjamin Shreue, jim.
Augui /. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
SPRING PHYSIC.

DR.. HUNTER'c Anti Bilious Pills are IN
queiGonabiy proved by ample expeFieace TO be
the mott eficctual remedy, at the lame tune
the mott innocent, pieafant, and convenient me-
dcine for the of icurvy, butte eruptlons,
leprofy, and other ditorders originating from
corruptivc fate OF the blood. j he remark hi
cure OF Mr.. Eisiiton, of Albany, who had been
twelve years tormenred with a mott diitreihng
fcorbutic complaint, as ALTO chat OF honias
Iohnfon, a iabouring man, in the service OF Mr..
Van Rcngelaer, who was afflicted with mutt
horrid Ieprofy, mutt have convinced evey che
aho has read the particulars OF theie CAFES, be-
iides which, variety of proofs Of their efficacy,
authenticated by perlons OF character aud re-
ipettabilily are open to the examination OF eve
~ Inquirer. Ihcle mutt naturally be luppottd
co We their due weight, and 7iupercede the
neccihty OF any further comment from the Pro-
prietor, yet, be preiunles 10 alert, that the
real merits Of this vegetable preparation will, on
fair trial, plead more foreble its own RECON-
nneadatiop than any thing which can be fad q it,
Wbere oJfy may be tad,
Atkinfons Worm deiiroying Lozenges.--
Theie Lozenges not only deitroy worms where
they exit, but effe6ually prevent their retarn.
h fe families, who have followed DIR. Atlsn
lon's advice, and pied nsm in tie Spring and
Fall among th4ir children, as their comm N
phyic, have nsw the haPpineis to find tholc
children, wliich appeared iicaly and confunip
tive, in the bloom of health, being antirely de-
Ivered from thoie dreaotuI vernlin.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13

fVtcen D0lSN75 iSco2fG-
The iub!criher's negro & L y, alb
fccnded about the hsa OF Iune. he is q
tall fellow, believe more than lax feet
high, about 80 years Of age, has eFons
voice, crofs eyed, OF a yellowiia conplec
ton, long hair which he sleS as he was
formerly the property Of Charles Lee, Fig
ard lived ia Prince William Couuey, nea.
Durai.ies, it is probable he is lurking
about that reighbolhood, being related tc
the Negroes at Neaoico Furnace, as well
as thole al Mr.. Lees quarters. Whoe-
yer will deliver him to the lubGribe;, 10
MIR. Thomas Allifon, or lodge ham in
jail, 70 that ! get him agaiu shsiI receive
the above reward.
William Rogers.
Fairfax County,
Au2na 9. eos'A
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Far Sale or Reaf.
t HE three tory BRICK
HOUSE on the corner Of King and Co
lumLas ftreeis.
THOMAS PATTEN.
Dec. a9. ca
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
Robert and John Gray
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A4sUPPLY OF
Faanslv s. Patent Medicines,
CONSISTING Of

Chambaud's AntastAmatse Lo-
xeages; dsus ard FeYer S,gps; Aaf,0f
hoas Plzzs ; 4 Aaodyne EDs3fs Tar ted
.debs; Reasimatieg S0lar Tiat7ars;; ~.
Buydzuell sgenuiue Eye Wass,;; stkw,ea' :
EGsuce q daaaa5d; Seote6 o'Hfmsuf ~
s6s Iteb; Tsasb deb D,e1s; .4ronzlsl'f
sLexmgss; EDsSee IF fbs Wosas, &c. &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13
GruH'5
Patent Teeth Lxtraaor.

Patent 7eeth Extraaor,
By means of which The operation Of
tooth drawing is rendered infinitely eater,
tafer, and mole expeditions than by any
0 her mothed hitherto difcoyeled.
Jr. fabfcriber having purchafsa til.
Exclusive Right
to the ufe of the above inarument, for
the dittrid of Alexandria, offers his ier.
vices to thofe who may need afiaancs
in that line.
CHARLES DOUGLASS.
Eiarper's wharf, Prince tEeet,
Augua, /. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-13

Parlicasar directions Tor their uie are fealed up
win each, bur as The great benefit TO be derived
from tnen, can only DC G-cured by having them
genuine, the public are requeHed TO ohierve that
tile figaature Of Mshrs. hos. Stokes and GO.
are affixed TO each packet, Without which mark
of authenticity, they are not genuine
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

You see that have drawn nothing to
my support from sppposition Of a coall.
ton on the continent against France.
think, howevers such d calculation may be
made. Russia has betrayed, recently,
some jealousy OF France. in consequences
Of detecting an intrigue Of Bonaparte with
the Porte for q part Of his LeSent pos
sessions, and it is highly probable that
Austria and Switzerland, under their re-
centinsults and losses, would notbe averse
to enter into an efficient coalition.
Permit me to direct your attention to
the more immediate concerns Of this.
country. And here, Sir, we shall find
the most ardent patriotism and the warm
+ est loyalty, the one aroused by the pre-:
sent crisis, and the other called forth by
the late conspiracy against the life of their
king. In Parliament, an unanimity ne
yer before witnessed. All parties seem
to have buried their distinctions and
\animosities and to have united their ex-
ertions for the general good. If war
shoGld be declared, believe it would
meet with the most universal support.
There is but one point on which any d.
yersity of sentiment prevails. 1t is an
opposition to the present Ministry, as be-
ing incompetent to the present coniunc-
ture. The recall Of Mr.. Pitt is clamo-
rously demanded. Many rumours care
in circulation about change Of Ministry.
1t is said that the king has assented to the
coalition of any parties, provided MIR.
Pitt and Mr. Fox be excluded from the
Ministry. He can tolerate neither of
them. So various are the rumours on
this subject that it is impossible to say
what will really take place. We hear Of
Lord MORA, Grey, Sheridan, and seye-
raj of the cid ministry eoming into Office.
The voice ofthe nation, which so yehe-
mently calls for Mr.. Pitt, must, however
be obeyed. 1t is even said that this is
already determined, and that the Easter
recess Of parliament is the time fixed for
his resuming his former Offices. H..
The subject of our difference with
Spain has excited much interest in this
country. The last intelligence which
reached US was, that Congress were de-
batting with CLOSED DOORS, and that
General Smith had declared he consider
ed the country as on the eve of war
Letters from Madrid publishedhere men
ton that the conduct ofSpain towards US
proceeds entirely from the instigation Of
France. Is the matter considered in this
light in America .4-,*...s/. i. I, , .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
DIN R0cHlMBEAU.
SALEM, June 8.
OF WAR-AcA1s.

Capt. Brown, who arrived here yester-
day from Hamburger, spoke on the as.h
May, the brig Nancy, Ward, of Boston,
who left Liverpool the 9Th of May. Capt.
w. informed capt. b. that the day he
left Liverpool it was hriskly reported that
England had actually declared war against
France. We report this news as we re-
ceixe it, and leave our readers to put
their own construction upon il. ~ -~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
: BOSTON,, June 8.
SOUTHACKsHTRIA.

On Saturday last, came on before the
circuit court Of the United States, now
sitting in this city, the trial Of John South
ack, on IN Indictment for forging, utter
ing and publishing an order or cheek on
the bank of the United States, payable to
himself or order, for si,r thousand eieht
hundred dollars. After a long and patti
eut hearing, by the Court and Jury, in
the course Of which many witnesses were
examined on the part of Government,
adduced by Mr.. Blake, the District At
torney, the Jury retired, and in a few
moments returned with a general verdict
against the defendant. The sentence,
we understand, viii be pronounced to
morrow r sye@sl - 9.Ft
After conviction, the prisoner made
the following confession to the court:
:. hay it pieaSsFgoN Honors.
II stand before you dreadful example
Of human inhrmity, and Of the manner
i'm which we may be carried from the
height of human 6licity to the depths of
human misery. When consider what
transactions have been guilty of, the
injuries ! have committed on society, by
endeayoring TO- undermine It's best prin-
eiples, the wounds / have given religion
BY my example my heart bleeds at every
pore. i am an example how young per-.
sons may be imperceptibly led from the
path ofsirtue to that Of vice, and may say
with another character, who had suffered
for his crimes, Good God !what might
! have been, what am now /"
Setting out in life with property, with
the principles ofreligien, and serving my
time in store where ! saw nothing but
the fairest transactions carried on, I tho't
an mankind good, and this world place
OF sincerity-till found some In whom
! had put the utmost confidence, had de-
ceiyed me, stripped me Of my properly,
and sheFed me the deception Of the hu-
man heart. UNFORTUNATELY then under
took their plan, and i has brought me to,
this bar. 1 acknowledge the Justice Of
God and thank him for arrrsting me in
the progress Of guilt, before 4 had
reached thar bar from whose decisions
there IS no appeal. As to the crime oil
which 1 am now charged, can solemnly
declare. that / had no idea Of dsfraudine
the bank. The check was not drawn In
the form Of one, ner eouldit be taken Is
such. !, ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
JOHN SoUTHAcK.
Arny of St. Domingo.

:. r., army IF St. Domingo. : = q
Copy ola letter from the general in
Chief to Clauzel, general of Division.
Port-au-P Prince, Le ~ Eloreal Z Jiav J
l have the honor to inform YOU, re-
neral, that the First Consul, feeling the
greatest soicitude for the army Of St.
Domingo, and DESTROYS Of terminating
this fatal war without loss of time, not
content with the daily reinforcements we
receive, sends at this moment from the
port Of France an army of 10000 men,
to- whish shall succeed anotherspf the
same force as early as necessary, should
not the brigands be, as is expected, to-
tally annihilated by the first army.
I have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) -. "~*g~"
DIN RocH4MBEAU.
n true eopy.
Lechef Petat major de Ia division du NarG.
49, T. A. MAHLARD.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

The second witness, Mn Randall, la.
been connected with me in Z llat many
transactions, which l wish may be burr.
ed in eternal oblivion. ]. Money and The
note Of 500 dollars, were forced from me
in thu. most iniquitous and infamous man.
ner. This paper was drawn and given to
him in moment ofpassion--butwith no
design to defraud any person. NY in
tention was to put him in a little tempo.
rary difficulty at Philadelphia, which he
highly deserves-however, l am pretty
certain he is only reserved finally to meet
it at Charlestown. - Il
The third. witness, Miss BarnesI has
told the truth the whole trnth-I have no
reflection to make on her. God grant /
may meet her in better and unchanging
world, to part no more forever! \
The public mind is incensed against
me, and justly, for my erimes--but in
stead Of their resentment, let them now
retire in pity, and remember that once
stood as firm as they-that we are an
born alike, but not buried alike-and I
pray GOD that others may shun the rocks
upon which / have split. i
= = JOHN SOUTHACK. :
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PHILADELPHIA. Iune !.

PEAcE TO BE CoNrINuED.-A gentle.
man of intelligence and veracity in ST.
Domingo writes 70 his friend in this city.
under date Of the 18th Of Maythat ves.
sci from the French governments had iuss
arrived at Martinique and ST. Doaaingo,
with assurances from the First Consul to-
the officers of the Colonial governments
that peace tn4 certainly Be ceatiaued 10
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i. PETERSBURG, Tune, =

On Saturday last duel was Tough, on
Batterseaplantation, between Mr.. George
Tucker and Mr.. James Huges, both Of
this town. They shot each other the first
hre-the former received a wound thro'
the leg just below the knee, which, it IS
supposed, win prove very Injurious -
the latter was shot through the body, and
It Is believed he Is MORALLY wounded.
Yesterday morning another Duel was
fought near this town, between Mr.. Tho
mas K. Harris, and Mr.. James Trezvant.
At the second FIRE the latter received a
wound in the body, of which he now lies
very III, but there are aattering hopes of
his recovery. .sr, '".
The quazrels+ which produced these M
happy interviews we are we'll assured
were not Of > politiealnature. - : =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
NETWORK, June 9.


Extract efa letter from a Gentleman in
tte SUITE Of Mr.. Monroe, to Ais friend
IN this city, dated Paris, A9ra 1eth,
y 1908. 49, y+-@t - -. IS.
I. " MIR. Monroe was presented to the
Minister for Foreign affairs on the 18th,
bywhom he was received with every
mark Of attention. He assured him that
he was authorised BY the First Consul to
declare thar he heard Of his arrival in
France with much satisfaction Mr..
Monroe win not be presented 20 the first
consul until ten days hence, that being
the time appointed for presenting the 70
reign ministers. - - =. IN
!" General Bernadotte left Paris on the
18th to embark for the United States,
where he is to- reside a. Minister from
this government. tits the general opini-
on that War is at no great distance. > Or
ders were issued two day ago to prevent
the sailing of all French vessels.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
ARE YOUR FENCES GOOD 7

Great care fhould be taken, in the
lpring of the year, to lhut up tie fences
TO prevent horfes and every kidd OF
cattle from running over grals lands.
Grafs, at its fira fpringing Up, has no
degree OF hardinefs tits TOO delicate
and tender to fufain injury. Tie bite
Of cattle, while il is in this Gate, opens
its bleeding pores, and as it were, poi.
foos it and prevents its future growth.
Moreover, the tread of the cattle's feet
70 wounds and rnanglcs the roots Of
tender grais, as 20 difable them from
ier ding forth 2. nourrlhing their blades.
The gnawing Of hoIies upon tender
ipring grats is more Perniciors than
that OF neat cattle, as they bite cloler,
and while the ground Is foft, often take
up part OF the root with the blade.
Early fPring grazing Ia, ALTO this
Perni>ious effed, thai it LAYS the ground
bare and expoies it to the rays of the
fun, 70 that in cafe of an early draught,
be fUrface Of he earth is harder ed
and the roots {. the grsE become fcor
ched which rot cniy prevents the
tneIt enfuing crop, tut Injuries the fol
for many years to come. Farmers do
not coniider how much they lnfe by a
few days neglea Of Their fences 10 the
iPring. They had better pay double
or even treble price for feaionabls fen.
cling than to Yet their fences lie down
and the cattle Craze on thtir lands.
Balance.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

~ 400 in number. a fevere difcipl;ns,
End puniihlng even with death fuch of
them Is trsrfgrefed their voluntary
iubmifiion 10 bis controul. After be
ing all lah year the terror of the left
bark OF the khine, and laying under pc
riodical contribution all the country be
tween M'yence and CobleRee, he trans
terred his gang 10 The right bank of
the river in Franconia, and was at length
aIrelted as fulpcioDs character, on
coming into Runklifchen one day, at
little m irket town. in The character Of
sPedler, with a horle and cart full Of
wares, As was frequently his praetice
on a reconnoiterirg fcheme to avoid
.no'e minute invea,sation, be there en-
lifted with the AuR ians, and being
ient to the general rendezvous al
Frankfort. was Recognized and betray
ed by an aAociate.' He hen acknow.
lodged himfelt to he Schinderhannes,
and was al the requea of the Frerch
miniRef delivered up to the Republic,
and condu6tcd, with feveral OF his sGo
ciates spprehended in the interim, par
ticularly enc called Black Jonas, in
great nets'ie'y, to MAyenee. where
lie now remains A elofe priloner, as
well as his father and mother, peat
arts near Rafadt, bis milf cfs,. ADD
many others, waiting their trial, his
sgei is only g, and his conduit, if
VIVA. is greedy Pa5lifhed Of him Be
true, a'moR modelled on that of Carl
Moore, 10 Schilter's famous play Of the
R06brT, initiated lately on the Englilb
fage, under the tile of Red Graf
Knisbt5, and which would feem to have
electrified and given wrong impulfe
70 an ardent magin alton, which, in
better purluits, might have formed a
heroic character.