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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08

,vea.hcr-cock; bn. .ke;r charge Is. iron,
his very confederation, much more in,e-
resticg. llnanlies;s caction, tehxction'
ldcliberalion, conscience. Thus effected,
we ,aay rat,onaliy expeci that cony.oN.
on, founded on such motives, will De nrn
and tiurble: Nor is il at all i'nprooao'e,
that when the people of The southern o,
middle states shall at some future psrloa
be s,u,nberine on their arms our casters
brethren viii be equipped and ready Tor
service against any u-'fpa'io' '''s. "sy
be attempted against Gus common fish's.
In The mean time let us be satisfied with |
the regular progress made in New Eng !
land 10 the ultimate prevalence OF republi. !
can sentiments. In New Hampshire. and |
Rhode Island this triumph ha, already J
:ome and in MASSACHUSETTS, though a
mall majority still adhere 10 federal
oycrnor, still greater have manifested |
heir attachment TO republican Prssi
ent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08


: she iooks for IL elsewhere she viii exper'-
encc the MOS; inor,'jying disappointment;
ther charms viii fade I; her constitution viii
Ibe ruined; her husbands love will vanish
wi;h her shadowy attractions; and her
nuptial bed will be un(ruitiul, or cursed
with! n puny'race, the Eap,ess victims of
mothers inp.udencc. She cannot trans
nit TO her chilaren whpt she does not her
self possess weakness and disease are
entailed upon her posterity; and, even in
the midst of welded Joys, the hopes Of
healthy vigorous Issue are blasted forever.
The only way 10 prevent such evils is
10 pay due regard to those ralionsl
means of promoting health, which lhave
already limited at; temperance, exercise,
open air, Gle ,nliness add good humor.
These subjects are pretty fully discussed
in my "Domes,ic Medicine s" yet "a few
remarks may be proper On the present oc-
casion."
In laying down rule, of Temperance,
do not wish TO imposs any restraint on
The moderate use of god and wholesome
iced or drink; but under these heads we
must not include sp;ri,uous liquors; re-
laxiig and often repeated draughts OF hot
tea and coffee; sailed, smoke-dried, and
highly seasoned meas; salt FISH; rich
graves; heavy sauces; almost indiges-
ubfe pastry; and sour, unrjpe fruits, of
winch women in general are mmoderatc-
iy fond. We pity the green-sick girl,
whose longing FOR such trash, is one of the
causes aswell as ore of the effects Of her
disease; but can any woman capable OF
the least reflection, continue TO CRAFTY a
perverse appetite by the use of most per-
nicicus crudities Fruit, in the season oil
It's maturity, is no less salu,ary than de.
i'c,ous. BY plucking and eating it before
II IS ripeH on defeat the benignant purpo.
ses OF nature, and will severely feel her
resentment. rhe norning is the best
Time To eat fruit, when the stomach is no,
loaded with other aliment. Even i'm The
evening had rather see it introduced than
the enervating luxunes Of the tea table,
or the stiii worse preparations for sup,
per OF animal food. A meal of this sorl
should not be made twice in one day.
Ailer hearty dinner a long interval is
necessary before nature can require, or G.
ven bear, without injury, another substan.
tial rePast. SuppeTs are doubly preiudici.
Atom account of the lalencss of the hour,
and the danger of going 10 bed with full
stcmach.-APpopIexie, are often occa-
stoned by such inccnsiderate and unsea-
sonable indulgence, but It's certain effects
are restless nights, fTighlrul dreams, bro
ken and unrefreshiOg slumbers, an inca
Pseity of early rising mex, morning, head
aches, paleness sf aspeG, and general re-
iAxauon. Whoever sets any value ON
health or beauty, viii always make very
light repasts at night, and will go to bed
early that is 10 say, never later than ten or
eleven O'Clock, in order to enjoy sweet re-
pose, and to rise belimes with renovated
strength and alacrity 10 the pleasures and
duties of the ensuing day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
FROM THE WEST INDIES.

BY Capt. Ellis, of the ship Two Bro
Tiers, arrived this morning in lo days
from 81. Kits, We learn that the British
slnadrons under Admirals Cochrane and
Graves, had arrived at Ba,badoes, and
ths.t the latter had left there in pursuit of
tie French. These feets when united
amounted TO IA sail OF the line.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08

Y Oar accounts from different ports in
the island OF Hayu are down TO The al,
and 5i.i instant. The total silence of
these on the subject OF the French fleet,
renders livery probable that it has taken
its dire eion Tor France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
PHILADELPHIA, April ~.

Letters from Hay,i, state that Gen.
Dessal'nes' was on the 2lst March, be-,
seigng the city Of ST. Domingo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-11

!, ed BY continual ci,are Of 4.
liahSial and pictsresqar:cenerr' s Ness L..
OF the grandess and mos sub];y,'.' aud .,1a.
mature. Aie Nl;l. j
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
RaluaSls Probsrtyfor Sale.


lb. fablcriber being deGrous ofremoying 70 the
weaern country, offers for fale, the following
Tfaets Of LAND, in Fairfax county, VIZ
ginia, viz.
The Traa on which he relides, con-
tanning about 7 40 acres, miles below AlexAn.
dria, and wi,hin one mile Of Potomac river, In
an agreeable neighborhood; the lsuation plea.
FAINT and remarkably healthy; the land ieyel
and we'll adapted to the production OF Indian
corn, wheat, and other finall grain. The I'm.
proyemens, are, large and commodious dwell !
ling boufe, two fories high, 81 feet long and
as feet wide, with four rooms and Psiiase on
a aoor, playa nine feet wide on each from,
the fell length of the houte, ana an e1ceiieAs
cellar under the whole houfe divided into tour
rooms and palEage a good kitchen, meat
houfe, dairy, ice-houfe, and every ether nsee'c
fairy building, all in good repair, with well Of.
excellent water a good garden, apple < peach
orchard, and about 20 acres OF excelisnt timothy
meadow, and as much more may be made at
very imall expence ALTO, an oyerieef's houie,
negro quarters, grana'y, &c.
One other Tra6t, containing about
1860 acres, miles below Alexandra, divided
into two farms lufiiciens to wotk or 10 hands
o. each The buildings on thcic farms conillt
only OF oyeriscrs' houlcs, negro quartcrs, grana-
ries, &c. There are 40 OF 50 acres OF good q.
motby meadow we'll enclol.d, and great deal
more may be made at triAing expence; the
land very level ani fertile, with an abundance
Of timber. This traa is allowed, by thoie WHO
know il we'll, TO be equal, il not iupefior, TO
any traa Of the fame extent in this part OF the
country. Il will be fold entire, or divided, as
may be found mott convenient.
One other Traet near the lalt men
toned one, containing 4ca acres, rented TO te-
nants a, will; comfortable portion OF which Is
level and the foil good. There are on 1t, TWO
or three beautiful and commanding ituasions tor
buildings, and meadow from which one OF tue
senaats iclls.from rsto 10 tons of hay year.
Another Tract, Of about 325 Acres,
q or 10 mile. below Alexandra, through which
fhe ftagc road leading from thence to Richmond
paIes This would be an excellent Rand Tor
sayc,n, there being none at this time between
Alexandria and Colcheifer, a difance OF 10 or
i8 miles: Alto,
Cne other Tract near the lalf, con-
tanning abost 400 acres. Both the laR menti.
cned trses are l;k.wiile rented 20 tenants at
will they produce good corn, wheat. and other
fimall grain, and there is on each Of them con-
Gderable quantity of excellent timothy neaoo"
in good order, from which the tenants fell great
deal Of hay. For terms, apply to the fuofcri-
Der, Eve miles below Alexandra.
Thomfon Malon.
Nav "a. Iaw6it
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
E d Il c. Il Z [ O ~

The fublcriber RESPECTFULLY Informs
The citizens of Alsxandria, that he has opened a
SCHOOL, at the dwelling honfe of Mrs. Fitch
er, on Prince. lirees; where he teaches Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, and Englilh Grammar /;
at the moderate Price Of -Four Dollars Per quar-
ter..- LikewiGe, Hiaory, Geography, Surveying.
and navigation. at Reasonable price.
Per(ons, wihing to be acquainted with Sur
veyiBg or Navigation, will meet with duo at
tendance either in fchool hours, or any othel
time they may think proper.
William Slade.
Nav 8. d6rlxwtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
FOR SALE,
The FARM ON zUkach I hUe,
May pa.

nc EHlAiu wv CVttSU 1ooe,
CONTAINING between S and 600 acres
~ Of level Land, well adapted in general to
receive the Platter o; Paris as nanure-on the
poR-road from the City of Warrington TO Port
Tobacco, and about miles below P,lcataway.
On it is every n.ceGary building, plenty OF ex-
ccllsns fpring water and pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, an
excellent kitchen garden, feveral clover lots,
iome valuable low meadow gsound, and wood
and timber to ait many years. Pertons wlihng
to purchsfe, it is prefumcd will view the pretnit-
cs previous to any contract, and therefore sur-
Their dsfcription is unnecedary.
If fell the land, it flall be given up to the
purchafcr Ia January ncxt--And previous to that
time, will Cell
HI my moveable Property s. CROP
made, oostb )ome fen EXCEPTIONS.
Being extremely infrm and unable TO manage
fa,m, my Object is to retire to fome town OF
city and fpend the remnant OF my life.
The terms of fale-will be--One third OF the
purchaie money in hand, one thitd a, ,lse end of
| Z months from the day Of fale, and the rem ain
ing one third at the end Of two years, with legal
;ntercf thereon. Bonds with feculity, and a
lien on the land, will be required.
GEORGE Lee.
Charles County, May A. oswa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
TO BE LET,

TIME HOUSE on Fairfax Rreet row occupi-
/ ed by Mr.. times H. Hooe. Poi'efion
will be given on the 6ta Of July. Apply to
Mr.. John TuckEk, of Alexandria. They a.
cant LOTS on King, Columbus, and Wsihing-
ton ftreets; the LOTS on the Mall, lately sd.
verified for falc; OF any other LOIS belonging
to the fubfcriber, for fale by him, on reaionable
terms. STEPHEN COOKE.
Leeburg, May II. raw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
May g..
NOTICE.

All perfons who have claims against
the eftate OF Ra7pAigb P. De7. uman, deceafed,
(lats OF Dinwiddie county, Of whatever denomi.
naticn, are dedred to make tic fame known, on
or befor. the ftR day of June next when tie
efate will be delivered to the 1evitees of the
faid Rawieigh P. bowman, and Mrs. Anne
Muir, ieeeafed. Thofe who do not make known
their demands, are informed that this notice will
be plead in bar Of all Zach as may be brought
forward after the iaid firlt day of June next.
Francis Muir, Adm1nsJb ator.
Dinwiddie county, (nesr PeteIiburgl
March 10, 1905. oawIff IN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
N o TICE.

.
T>F1TS is to give notice, that the fuhfcriber
Of Alexandra County, in the Dftria Of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of faid County, letters tefanentary on the
peffonal eftase OF JACOB RESLER, late of the
County aforefaid deceafed; all perfons having
claims againa the laid deceaied, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof, TO
the fubfcriber. on OF before tbe,hird day Of DC.
eober aext, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of faid e&atc.
Given under my hand this third day Of
April 1906.
Mary Refer, Executrix.
N. B. All pcrfons indebted to the
above eaase, are hereby directed to make imnie.
date payment 10 the execatrix.
April 3. 2aw2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
Mufcal My2r1tnen - Cabsnet
MANDATORY,

In Prince, rear Water fsset, ALsxAaDR1A,
By JOHN SELLERS;
YX1TiO tegs leave to inform IL. !adic: and
wv gentlemen of Alexandria and the ada.
cent towns and county, that be builds and re.
pairs church, chamber, ard barrel Organs; alto
makes ard repairs HarpEchoIis, Piano FoEtes,
organized and plain, and has on hand, tor fa.e,
Violns, Flutes, Flies, Reds, Strings, &c. an
aGortmeut of Mu6c, confit,pg of Songs, Sonatas,
Dueis inftruGaions for the iif-.rcnt inltruneats.
lie aifo Offers bis fsEgices for tuning the above
iuftrumenss on reafonable terms. Any orders
left at the above place will be thankfully received
and pnuetually attended to.
9- A ifeady Cabinet Maker, be-
ing good workman, will meet with encourage.
merit by applying at the above place.
May 6. d3f- law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
yBIIc SALE

stu. "a deed Of trat from the late Colonel
ss&s saxgeral2. TO the fuSfcf:bers, exscntep
fot III: puspofc Of fatissyin5 debt due 60
William B. Page, win he sxpolsd TO iale' on
the premiles, 90 the TIA day Of June next 20
the highea bidder,
"a LOT, or Piece OF Ground,
wsth the 7mbrouemcnts !;
Situated on the welt iide Of Royal tsfes. aud
70 the ieasaward of Prince arees; beginning up.
on Royal asees SO ise,to the fou,hvasd OF Prince
arset, and running from shence, iouthw asdly,
and binding upon Royal arses GO fses t inenss,
- the middle Of the fqaare, and with that width
running back che diitance Of rs sesi TO the cen
ire q the aaue formed BY Royal ana Pitt
ffeets.
Ludwell Lee, yyuRe.s
William Hodgien, ]
May 9. - -aw1
D 2 ii q u a &.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
Izuenjy Dollars Reuard.

Stolss ont Of tie iuk,fribey's Fable, on Wedssfasy
nigbt lat,
A dark chefnut -color'd Mare,
With white mare and tail, and blaze in het
face; handfome figure, moves remarkably we'll,
and Is about fifteen hands and an halt high. The
above reward will be given fol, the mare, BY
George Roberts,
Cbslsat. R,ftt, foar, DIR, above
5 EigbfbJPreef, PHILADELPHIA.
May "A. dIat
The highelf price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
: DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

GotmFy ef Aze*and,ie, S..
Morxh, aGira,ned ,l.DFen, 1855.
Andrew Rented, ComfPt.
AGAIN5T III CGc9tsty.
Rudolph Martin, Dyf. }
The faid defendant, Rudolph Mar.
tir, rot having entered BIS appearance ard give,
fecsrity according to the roles OF shis court, AMI
it appearing to the fatisfa6ton of The cours, upon
affidavit that he is not an inhabitant OF this
difrist, on motion of the complainant, tvv bis
council, i, is ordered, that the faid defendsn, DO
appear here en- the 6rtt day of Jure term rexf,
aud anfwsr the complsinant's bill ard that
copy OF this Older be forthwith inle';ed in BON
of tie public newspapers rublihei in this coun'i
for two months, lucecf.vc'y, and thar another
copy he poaed at the frent door Of the cous
houie o! faid county.
A Copy TEA,
G.. DENEALE, c. c.
. April S. iawsH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
N o TICE.

The co.partnerfhip ofthe iublcribep
under the dra, Of JOSIAH FAXON & Co. VI
diGolysd by matuai consent on the dfteeasA i.
fant.
Iofeph Baxter,jua
Iohah Faxon.
Al, pcrlons indebted to The late firm are
Quoted TO make im1tJiat. payment; and d
those TO whom they are; indebted will please q,
on Faxop, Metcalf s. Co. corner OF Prince al
Water .treets, ard reccivc their dues, by vbnI
tie business will be continped.
Toieph Baxter, Jun. |
|oiiah Faxon,
Dwight Metealf.
May ~ cow
The Subscribers offer for Sale,
80 bbll. Bottom No. and PORK
50 d. do. Ne. and z Beef
s bids. New E;gland Rem
90 bills. do. dc.
6 pipes Holland Gin
4 pi2es hca proof FreEsh Brandy
d.. fourth 60.
10 bhls Molaaes
100 resn1s Wrapping PAPER
90 BIKE. Mo,iid Csnd!ss
20 DO. dipt do.
40 do. Y,own Soap
arl : general aifoamsnsof SHOES, jul n.
eeiysd, wbic, viii be di(po!ei Of on moderate
terms, fer ca, or approved notes.
Faxon, Metcalf & Co.
Nay n. cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03
EIGHT DOLLARS REGARD.

RAN AWAY, from the fubfc,iher, living in
Leelbure, Loudoun county, Virginis, on che
10Th April la9,
A MJJLATTO BOY, named L E w, or
LEWIS, 20 years old, about feet 8
or inches high, aender made, big joiosed,
large feet, bond of gaming, and great talker !:
Had on. when he went away MKT grey cloth
coa,ee, white casinere jacket, blue cloth over
alls, oznaburg fhir,, and ! round hat. He was
ssen at the 6fh wharf, in Alexandria on Sunday
the 2lR April. All matters of sefels and other.
are foswasned againa carrying hm of at their
peril. Whoever twill ;apprehend fsid boy, and
deliver him to me, or iecures him in any jail
70 that get him again, ihall receive the above
seward and all rsafonable expences paid.
William Taylor.
May .. d
sFaT Adventures in the Catholic
Cathedral Church Lottery may know
the fate of :heir Tickets on application
10 the prlnte6l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
aI4"t'INSBTnG, March -.

E"'~o-t oF9r ietfrr tr0m a. gentleman in
E>9r's IN, Is his friend IT philadelphia,
4u1L february IS.
The Oldest inhabitants in this eoun-
try do notrccollect winter so severe a.
the present.
THE Ohio broke up about the 10Th
ul,imn, and the damage sustained there
Is !, lncalculahlc. 1t was my mfSior-
time TO be an eve witness to nearly all of
i: in the course OF one dsv saw not
l:ss than eieh; fla, 6"t'omed and four
keel boats some Of which were loaded,
tea ferry aats, between sixty and eighty
canoes, and a houas, descending the RE
yer among the ice.
To see trunks, bales boxes, &c.
with people frozen 10 death, floating
down, was sufficient to melt the stoute It
heart.
"Three families from Virginia and
Msr>tsnd, moving to this country, CON-
tAiaing thirl>.""e souls in en-, boat, H.. d
it stove and ever, so.l perish, d. Two
boats more were stove obou two Htlrs
above here was, boats, catgn.s. and
crews al ILst. lost my boat, but IN
other resPec" sustained WI! Nule Ca
mage"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
ed Now with sabre, which one ofhi.

ed Now with sabre, which one ofhis
Scam n IL, o,tnoD!y In,erpoSed to receive,
and with spi.t MS sknH. In a Aussr-
quent en-. ounttr he NAs engaged bv a
Turk wi,n ~n"Ar"'ns pike, which ne en-
deavore0 TO cut Of with his sword, when
the bllde broke, and Lett only the hit in
his hand-and he then received a thrust
in the arm. Not having u,ne TO draw 4
pistol before the thrust ~ouiI be rrpt at
cd hr closed with hi, Antagonist, who,
beng the stronger man, threw hlm-1pt,
ia railing, MS activity placed Rim live
his enemy, whe then drew his dagger,
as captain Decatur did his pistol, winch
prevaIIed-thc spot where captain De-
.Atur was engaged, then became the
scene Of Action-lhe Turks advanced to
the relief OF ii, lr cnmraGe, and Deca-
tur's scr cant and tour marines, with
fixed bavonets, few to his rescue. VIC.
tory, after u bloody conflict, decided tor
the glorious few, and three surviving
Turks surrendered.
The brave and much regretted So
mer', ha, ing done every thing which
skill and n,repidty could On ,nis ocra.
s'on effect, afterwards solicited and Oh,
tanned the Command of rr-ship, call.
ell an internal, which commodore Pre-.
Tie sent MO the a,bour OF Iripoli--ac-
ter carr, ing her within twenty Yards of
the BashAv's Castle, she WAS boarded
nv tw" "i the eHemy's gun beats, each
c"ir, HG one hundred men. Capt. Sn-
m~f. hAvI7g bns eight men to defend his
.sel, AMI pre!srring glorious death
10 iEnnmI"iou. ~lAvary, hrcd the IRAN,
~,.3 with lis gallant comerAde., Wads-
~.rlh anu I,ra,l, and two hundred of
l.. tnemy, Pershed in the explosion"
[Fe"n Pcsis'er.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
Public Sale.

WTHfr '~,'oseI at tvbhc sale, on F,ii4av
the l9,h day If AtrHnrs' at the sub
c,jbe,'S Dwelling hemein Shrpherd's-
7t"~ Jt6cr'on County, The EAsw-
ihs Hopr'tu, oix.
= HE'HoUsE and LOT, which l
L now occupy, being ON the Main
Street m said town; the house 10 very
convenient and nicely 6nished, the Lot
full one with a number Of choice fruit
trees on it; one active, strong Young
hesse, suitable either for the saddle or
gers #; one excellent Mich Cow some
Feather Beds and Bedding one Ten
Plate Stove with the pipe belonging
thereto j; one fashionable Walnut Corner
Cupboard, with number OF other ar,i-
,lsS unnecsIsary to mention. The sale
to b. gin at tea O'clock, An and cont.
nue. from dav to dAy until the whole 10
sold. A credit of eish, months win be
given on all sum. above eight detiars, on
the purchaser giving note with approved
security.
GEORGE OK.
Sarph.rrs-Town, March %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
IN BE LIE /,

TIE large red House, nearly oppo-
l. site to the Globe Tavern, in King
Street, Martin.burg, in which Mr.. Alex
snder Kennedy row lives-This house
is tolerably well finished, has = large
Garden attached to it. with a Kitchen,
Stable, &c. and is well calculated Tor a
public house. OF would suit private IA.
miN. Possession May be had the 1st
OF April next.
AiSa-the small Log House eorner-
ing on Queen and John Streets
Possession Of this house nav be had i'm.
mediately.
ANN NUNNER.
Merti-.Nnrr, ~ !, -
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The noted Horse
p K Z S I'D E n T,

- - - = - - ~
WILL stand this season, Che three
w first DAYS in each week at the
subscribers plantation, in sight ct Tus.
cArora Meeting House, snL the three
last DAYS in the week at Hess Mill GA
Opecken, and cover mares at four dol
lars the season, two dollars caIh the
single leap, and seven dollars for insur-
ing a foal-the money Tor the season to
be paid the Is, Of January nrAt. and for
insurance when the mare proves with
foal.
PRESIDENT 10 a handsome bay
with star and snip and four hte feet,
he i, sixteen hands high, tour wears old
this sprmg, and is remark ABLY strong
and ttivt.-H- vas got by full brt d
horse and an Esopus marr-I, is ;ho't
unnecessary to say any thing more Of
his pedigree, as his appearance win be
sufii cisnt teccmn,s ndstion
JONATHAN CUSAWA.
March -, 1905.