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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

Many Of the fprings and wells ne u,,-
ter, have been dried up Several who have
depended upon their own fprings for f1o-
ply, nave been compelled to refort to other
nreams and fome who pol1efs wells, that
nave never failed before, are now Obliged
10 INK them tevera inches or feet lower, in
tearch of more abundant vein of water.
Mott OF the running Creams of water, which
iupply our CorH-Mis, have experienced the
fame drought, and the farmers have either
retorted to the Hand-MIl, or fent their corn
to drtant mills, fituated on the rivers or On
more abundant hreams. IT is fa6i that corn
mas been tent more than fxty miles to the
mis- IN Richmond and its vicinity.
l ne James River is probably lower than ever II
has been within the memory OF man.
great part OF IT'S fhore is laid dry, and fo
ma'iow at one rune was the canal Chat great
artery OF our city, that boats could fcarcelv
defend it. To remedy this Inconvenience.
the Directors of the J. II. Company. have
formed dam, extending nearly half over the
river toforce into the canal larger volume
OF water. Two fuggefions here prefent
themieves to our notice. ~ will rot this
great icarcity of water retard the cRsblin,.
bent OF leveral very valuable manufactures
"hlch might be advantageounyereGed on the
Cd"dIj as paper mills forging.milIs of va
rlous descriptions? The directors haze
already tet comfortable price uDon the
water, on account of the quantities alrea.
dy continued by the eRabifhments ON lie
margin. The Armoury alone draws off 1so
lqudre inches. Tbefe are the drains which
contribute to the Impeachment of the ca.
nab curing the pfetent fall of the waters of
the r,yer. Will not this circumstance then
contribute to raife the price of the water
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

I Tickets may BE- had of the members of ~. -,
nlttee at the Treafury Office, the Bank, Samnai
riealantsS Book Store, and the Office ofthe Enoui
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
Ham BURGH, Ianueiry 10.

The transports sent from England to
carry back the troops, are ar rived in the
Eide and Weser, towards the banks Of
which river they are already on their
march. We are much pleass.d here iii
the prospect OF me peace OF the north be.
ing preserved. BY the latest news from
the Dusch frontiers, it appe ars that the
french troops are already retiring from
Nimeguen, Archeim &c. back to France.
The weather continues as uiild as in DC.
,ob-r, wien any snow falls il lmraediately
ihaws,
On the 1st, 25 ships passed che sound,
which was entirely clear of ice s66
ships sailed through in December; in the
whole year, 1857 ships from the North
Sea passed, 1880 English, 1898 Prussian,
1911 Swedish 1874 DanlEh, 81 American,
So Russian, 80 Hamburg, 1913 Peppenburg,
Ia Portuguese, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
an apoplectic ft, and his life IS by the last
accounts. said to be in great danger. 50

an apoplec.ic 1T, and his life IS BY the last
accounts said to be in great danger. 3.
Saturday the amoant Of the coasribnti7
ons 70 the Patriotic Fund received at
Lloyd's, was one hundred and tYenty SIX
thousand pound, Of which sevAnty one
thousand Ave. hundred pounds were receiv-
ed a, places of divineworshlP.
The Gazette of last night contains apfo.
clamation for General Fast, to be Iobserv-
ed throughout England and Ireland, on
"Wednesday the 10th day OF Februaty next
for the purpose of implor'ng the diving
blessing and assistance Of his mhesy's
arms, for the restoration OF peace ana pros
sperity. ).
The Gazette also contains an Orser IN
Council, prohibiting the expectation pf sa'1
petrs, arms, ana ammunition.
The Gazette also contains anorder IN
Council directing the quarantine laid upon
all ships, persons, goods and merchandise
which NAV arrive 10 any of the ports OF
this kingdom, or the Isles Of Jersey, Cuern-
sey, AlderHey, and Sark, or Man. trpm
any of the ports in the states OF pennsyl'
vania, or New York, be taken Oft.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
BALTIMORE, March 20.

Arrived, lchr V,giianr, Hlra, :, dsvs f,s,
Jacm-l. LEI. there hrig Robert & .gs,, r,
CART; and Charleston Pa>k,, Aobo,, OF P,la
delphia to fai! abou, the middle Of March, En-,
Robert * Mary, Ifael for PhI!auciphla, il III
March; fh' Bee, HuddIe, Tor do. il 20 cav,
fch'r Victory, captain Walden, unaer tsizo.
by order of the emperor D,Glines. an sccop,,
OF Cep ain M'C,ure Of the brig Betley, Of Pin.
ladelphia, takrg away muatto enl; the icb,
an. brig both helonging to Thomas Wc.hs..DOoo
of Philadelphia.
Aio, lch'r Gipfcy, Stage, 8, days from ID.
of Trinidad. The brig Betisy and Peggy, Law.
for Baltimore, failed s days before. The b,r
Union, 3 fee, of Baltimore, failed to l,wud
for market about the 1T of February. {et
Iehooner Perseverance, Williams, for Baltimore,
in 7 days.
Also. fch'r Exchange, Clair, 40 dap from
Gppaives. Sailed in CO. and under convoy Of
bng Numa. Wilton; fchr. General Eaton, Ro.
binfou Financ,er, WaoneIi, for Ballimol.
ard f-h'r Jobs, -, of Philadelphia. March
8, in the Cajcos pahage TWO wivatcss, one Of
tt:n large top'a'l lchoonei, hove IN fight at
one P NJ They came dowU and 6red thot
With was returned BY brossdde from the M.
ma and Gen. Eaton after few hcts they
hrrred eff The Nuna and Gen. Estoa ia
chafe of the large Privareer, tn: inaIl privasu
was in ehafe of the Exchange and Flnancrr.
Night comi,g on we i,ood to The eaRward and
loft Ggh, Of the Aers. Fhehlf ] ,hn and JAMES,
Laostort, and brig Hero, Thompion, failed in
c.. w,th the Acct Tor PIT de Pax, where they
ir1cuded to rcman W dyys, then aIl tor Balti-
moe. Lett at Gonaives, ich'r Greyhound,
ga. ner, OF Baltimore, all hands hck.
AIlo, brg AmphIon, Pane, II days from
Port and,
A,fo, Zip Lovely Nan, Gardner from Ph'la.
del l..
"A 70, brig Sulanna, Stirh, from N. York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
BOSTON, Marcb, IS.

Ne W S.-Yesterday arrived ia Nan.
tasket Roads the brig Henry, capt Groves,
in so days from Lisbon; nd last evening
the capt. came to town, an proceeded for
Salem. to which place the brig blongs. We
had only an opportunity Of conversing with
him few moments. II eiuforms, that it
was said at Lisbon, that Il sail of the lire
had escaped from Brest and thar Admiral
CORVALLIS had sent o squa iron 10 pursuit
OF them, with orders to proceed as far as
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
SCHONBRUNN, Dec. %.

Before the emperor Napoleon left this
place he published the following
OCLAMATION TO THE ARMY.
s. Soldiers,
/" Peace between me and the empe.
ror of Austria is signed. You have in
this late season of the year made two
campaigns YOU have perforsled every
thing expected from you. l am setting
out to return TO my capital have pro-
NOTED and distributed rewards TO those
who have most distinguished themselves
Twill perform to you every thing have
promised. You have seen that your en-
peror has shared with you all dangers and
faugues; you shall likewise see h'm sur
rounded with all that grandeur and splen.
dorWhich becomes the sovereign CT me
first nation in the world. in the beginning
of the month of May will give a grand
festival az Paris you shall all be there
and we shall there see whether We are call
ed by the happiness of our country, aud
the interest of our. glory
8" Soldiers, during the three months
which are necessary for YOU TO return 70
France, be he example of all armies. -
You have now TO give examples not Of
courage and intrepidisy, but of strict dis.
cipline; may my allies no!morehave tocom.
plain of your behaviour Conduct your
selves. on your arrival in that sacred Ger.
ritory like children in the bosom of their
family. My people will conduct them
selves towards you, as they must ever do
towards their heroes and their defenders.
Soldiers, the thought that | shall see
you all In less than half year assembled
round ny palace, is pleasing to my
heart; and feel before hand the moss de.
lightful emotions. We shall celebrate the
memory of those, who in these two cam.
paigus have fallen in the field of honour.
The world shall see that We are ready to
follow their example, aud, if necessary,
to do still more than We have done. against
hose who attack honor, or suffer them.
selves to be misled by the gold OF the G.
ternal enemy of the Continent.
(signsd)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

reign is informed Of the conduct OF that
minister, and has in consequence acted en-.
tirely according to the great qualities which
distinguish him !; and 1 now hope that here.
after happier days will arise for you and tor
the Continent.
"Inhabitants Of Vienna, have shewn
myself little among you, not tor contempt
/, or vain pride; no, but that might not d.
minish the feelings Of esteem for that mo-
march with whom | was DESTROYS 10 con.
clude speedy peace. Asel am now about
to leave YOU, receive from me as present
YOUR arsenal untouched, whichb by the laws OF
war had become my property; make use or
it.for the maintenance of good order. All
the evils YOU have suffered, you must as.
cribe to the calamities inseparabLe from
war; and every kind OF indulgence with
which my armies have treated these coun-
tries, to the esteem which you have deserv-
ed. (Signed)
"NAPOLEON.
+" By order Of the Emperor,
I" Major General Marshal BERTHIER.
e" Sehonbrunn, 9Th Nivose, December II,
lyear a."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
Ext,aa ofu kns, ,from Wey@Hg.'s . <
i" Senate Chamber, March ~ lO0o

al
&" This moment was taken in the Senate "l
ter five days debate, the qisaien upon 'ns l..
mipation of G neral ArmRfong, as mlnil'el t p
nip,,ent.sry ADD envoy extraordinary 10 'sm
or dlpu,es..wth Spain. The Senate was , s1
" divided, and the qu:aion decided .fl tna''
" by the eating vote Of the Vice. PfeiIas en- 81
One gentleman, who would. it IS uoo1 EN-, y
have voted agairf him, was nor IN DIS ''s nn,h
Never ha. meafu e, 10 which there was 10 t 49,.
Obvious reluctance, been 70 completely ,O,G ~;
through the Senate by the Executive eo" .,r
ences. that al Eft revolsed, and were eS'Is" ii
toaflt foue during the debate, were 10 ~ ai,,.d
whipped or cosxcd in. The tefimooy. az NV.
seainf General Armarong, as to the 'nJ''f'tb Il,
the weakness, and highly fulplclous nature G -
conduct in relation TO the bufnels ne sfN" ~ h.
under Ii. Louifaua treaty, when Il ca'p' .I"dy.
examined. was 70 Grong, as to DC co" G,.h a
with one half the Senate; aai urged 10 w. n.
manner. as to render thu draugh' ext.em'y ,,,y
plss(ant t. the rate o. Tome who at laa lsa" a.
ed. This is Executive bulineis; but yos ,nI
liberty to publilh it, with the enclos'' , ,b,, 10.
,,v.. 4, we gave notice to tn: S;nat' 'am
leis fpecial injun6tion Of fecre'y wA' r~ only
nooa u,, we lhould eoaader Ouflciss', no. '''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

Tennerige, and il they did no. fad H..
to attack that place. There was FEN ~ a.
that the French had taken forty sail at r. g.:
fish transports in the Mediterranean.
Ihe Henry has brought nea, 700 letter,
which are yet on board. -
Capt. 6. brought regular msrine IL,
but left i. on board his vessel. .Amopg \
vessels left at Lisbon were the Rob,,1aa'
Ward ; and Vengeance, Chapman. {.
Friendship, Davis, was lost at FicJ,,.
Dec. %. The Merchant, of Bos,oa i, !,
Holland, has been sent iato Epps..I
Flour was selling for7 dollars at Llsb,u,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
.SIuTGARD, January I.

This day, in the forenoon, the agreeable
intelligence of this creation Of the electof.
ate into monarchy was announced here
by the ringing of bells, and the discharge
of 100 pieces Of cannon, partly before.
and partly after Divine Service. a herald
has also proclaimed the event IN all the
public places, which has been received with
loud accamations, and every demonstra.
ton of joy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
KAMFLN. DecemhsEr s.


open ~ * Ter 70 inform u Oh OF the ar
rival Of the Prussisn Ieutel,ant cC!ouel
K us marck # us MAZE Us guards. He
has d,spatchesfor cur comm cdant Bar.
boo, d Is flrr%s ed with fuJ powers TO
put oP TO all hsstiliies in sthe enrrcns
Of Il ime!n and during the n goca'ions,
t secure TO us the necessary provisions.
Tne IN dia ON of the king of Prussia has
been sccepeed upon condition III al the com
b'ned armies shall not under.ak : any thing
ofensve in the north.
The king Of Prussia on his p.lrt. agreed
to .hese proposals, up condltloln, that the
French columns of The army on .he north
and tee divisions of he grand a ymy, adj.
vancng from the Mayn should CO lmmit 40
host!htles against Hanover.
HIS imperial highness prince Louis had
signihed TO our commandment, thnt his. ar
my was ready'o act, and only wa'ted Tor a
s'gnalto advance. Every thing however,
is suspended, and the armies have been or
dered to halt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
MUNICH, Tan l.

This merniog The lIlector, accompanied
BY Hef2lds. and a corpse of the civic caval-
rs, was proclaimed Rug in all the public
places of this city. Thus day the Emperor
Napoleon has invited the Diplomatic
Corps We are informed, that the new
king Of Saubia will cora mere, to pay his
respects 20 The Emperor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
VIENNA, Dec. 20

We learn thar the emperor Alexander,
pevous 10 his departure tor Russia sent or
ders to his generals IN The Neap oi'an terri.
terry, to eyacuate Italy, and re-embark 10.
Russia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
From The Danube, IAN. 9.

Butter was lately sold AZ Vienna, at four
forms per Id. aud a quart OF wine tor three
forms; and the damages sustained upon
the estate of Prince Litch,stein alone, in
requisi,ions, &c. are estimated at three
million of Aorins.
One Of The Austrian An-hdukes, II is
said, will preside over the C,ourt Martial
which is TO Try General NJ aek'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
alexandria Daily aonsrttser.
TUESDAY, MARCH Is.

fCougyess Fyiday h. bill tor e.
recung BRIDGE over tae Potomac pas
srd the House by majority OF g. MI
Clark Of Virginia moved for the appoint
ment of a committee TO examine into inc
conduct Of the Postmaster General VIZ
Clark mentioned suspicious OF brio'ls
me mbers of Congress corrupting The eol'
Tor of news paper, SC. &c. A commit
tee of 7 was appointed At two O'Clock
-. ao,,. of ia. house were closed; tor
VIVA, purpose We pretend not to say ou' u
allowed 10 conjecture, we should sISps ..
that member from S. { moved 10 'e' VIC
Cat out Of the bag relative to the c,oss. .
door second purchase OF LOUISIANA; ano w." ~
a a.ajori,y f about somewhere between ~
and u objected TO IT az present
(Wahingtsn fedefaAs")
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

By order of the Emperor.

IS Major General Marshal BERrHIER.
Schon6runn, 9Th Nivose, Dec ~.
The Emperor at the same time likewise
published the following proclamation
6 Inhabitants of Vieuna--l have signed
a peace with the Emperor of Austria. As
am about to return to my capital, / must
express to you the esteem entertain tor
you, and the satisfaction have fell at your
conduct. during the time you were under
my law. ] have given you an example
which hitherto has had no parallel in the
history of nations. Ten thousand men of
your national guards have remained armed,
and have guarded your gates; your whole
arsenals has continued in your power, while
have followed the uncertain fortune of
war. have trusted TO your honor, your
sincerity, your integrity, and YOU have Jus.
tilted my confidence.
!" Inhabitants of Vienna, know that
you consider that war as blameabie, which
Minister devoted to foreign power has
kindled on the Continent. Your Soys.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25

Col VIM. Smith, surveyor OF the p0r' o.
New York, has been removed from ones ~,
ia con equence of his secret c'a'ss &C. ~.
with Miranda-we have not heard o. WV
"fP aurora.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
CON TINUATloN OF

Late Foreign iIlttIIIgeIIC5,
From. Lsndoa papers 70 the isfof fe6,fltafy
yece1oed al ths ulce ct the Aersanttts
AdDertsef, By the Shtp Oliver, Elss0srth.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-14

sea or land, shall caly pay do,.
Quarters FER cent. ad valorem a., " me,
TOR consumption, such duties onl. Nv MOS:
actually established at The port Of Sir' a. az
with respect to the most fayor.d n'!
a more detailed arrangement. of thi. " b,"'
of cree, as likewise of other 1'aa''
whereby the commercial interests r. pt'a =,
two nations, might be more elosrl N'
ceeted, is 10 be reserved for a par,ie ,Sa
act. u'a
Art. VI. His majesty the king of
united kingdoms of Great Britain and ID !, as
land, and his majesty the king of Swed Is'
mutually engage to ratify the preseu, W
and the notifications thereof shall BE- W. y"
changed in the space of six weeks, Or soo'
.ef If possible, to be computed from W.
day OF ITS signature.
10 witness whereof, we, the unders,,
ed, furnished With the tuIl powers of a S
respective sovereigns, have signed II.
present convention, and Rave hereunto At
fixed the seals of our arms.
Done a, Stockholm, this third D:ceu
Der, 1904.
(Was Sigued)
Us Henry Pierrebsa.
L. s.. E. D'Ehrenheim.
10 be e0ntinued.l
From the ". Z. Commercial AGpeytfse,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-14
EAICRDAT'S LITERAPT BOWEp
No. IL.
Mr.. fLwls,

/ am that Soc who, in the introducov
paper 10 this series (wri'leo by my rsyer
end father, CALEB CuLLwoRTHy, 10 BE-
half OF his family colleetgely) was said 10
lie the joint property Of both his parents.
ss 1 always manifest the hishest Difference
for my fathers opinions; and as do MOI
care to trouble myself about the mys,eris.
of the occult sciences, | do hereby iufora
you, that | yield the most ready and 10
plicis belief to every thing that my fahst
has or may premise on this head. Ny
genealogical descent being thus oe6ni,iysy
settled, and my claims to your Friendship
aud protection (being, as they have ALREADY
assured you, their Joint son and heir hav
irg now become manifest, from the very
pretty eulogv that you have been pleased
10 bestow upon our hopeful family, / have
only 20 inform you that | read that "sis
dollar Port Folio" mentioned by my "a.
tner, with equal profit and delight. Ia
the 18th number Of the New Series W.
are presented with "Character Of the late
II -. -Nu---------.-, ~f aI~rytandD writ.
s.n by gentleman who hast 1t the thus 80.
Lymbiun Mu'Mer," and which, if its great
length would not trespass too much upon
the limits of your journal, could wish 10
be given to your readers entire. The fol
lowing extract, however, contains so maH
pertinent remarks, so much critical acunsa
and sterling truth, that it cannot fail 10
please majority of readers; and ,hath
all that can be expected, considering The
grumbling properties Of the age we live in.
NStwihstanding, sir. the fastidous deli.
cacy Of your principles, and your wei
known tenderness 70 those whom yoH had
rather convince than ana,hematize, have
INDUCED belief that you will readily give
publicity to the eternal truths contained ia
this extract; aud this, the rather. asst has
now become but little short of an abso!u!s
duty which ysu owe to the American peo
pie. Would Mr., ~tferson have Flied an
important branch of the national judicial!
with character SO totally destitute OF lie.
gal learning, no: to mention other requ'
sites and professions, as the one he h
lately given to the gerry free citizens OF ihs
district Of the union, had his cousssII0'
been bred in that school Of which the wb
ter of this sketch is most honorable aaa
eloquent pupil?
am, Sir,
Your humble servant,
CArlRobhey CgLlworhy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-14

The increasing inf7mi,is of deb'sl''
frame compelled Mr.. Winchester De-
tore the age of thirty TO relinquish I"
exercises of the Bar, for the less oFP'':;'
sive though arduous duties Of the Benz"
The prominence of merit served as his ~
commentator, not the articles of ln'rlSu'
or the prejudices Of political commune"
He entered upon his station deeply. lI
pressed with its awful importance, tor1'n'Ss
by just reliance on his own powers Az
animated by the pleasing consciousness u
possessing the esteem and confidence "
his former associates. The frs. qdal'HI"
ton we usually demand in judge IS
gal capacity. I can scarcely CONCEIVE
more noxtious and a, the sane t''ns
more miserable being, than oae 'So''o"i
Of the law which he undertakes to eS?o.r
IF his metise for embracing 2 en'. ..
to which be feels himself iasomqsssa' -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-14

No. II. (D)-CTranszatioa.
Declaration ofprince Czsrtoryski, to lord
G.. L. Cover. dated St. Petersburgh,
2sth July, 9Th August 1895,
The undersigned joint minister For fo-
reign AFFAIRS, being authorized to THAI ef.
3eeI by his majesty the emperor of all she
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22

So. credit 10 his denial ofsfact. And
= e. because some person undertook to say,
yssnch disayowel had been made 10
ma miserable attempt was made 10 the
p'l sI,e nrin,s, urder color of speech which
pus ,s,er delivered, to impeach the vera.
Wa of Mr.. Randolph. The letter of the
CIV ..s,ary of the treasury must speak for it-
every man will draw his own conclu-
~ ,rs from It. But every man must see,
o., whether such an occurrence did or did
s =, lake place, the veracity Of Mr.. Ran.
~ I'm IS IN no wise implicated.
wi tIay,ng nearly tired my own patience,
al fear more than exhausted that of the
es,is,. shall reserve for subsequent
.mnnication the disclosure OF such other
S.,s and opinions as deem material to a
' 'oner unders.andingsof the events OF last
r .s,oo OF congress. Ia that numbsr | shall
n ,hr RooTof all the republican schlsms
hedging myself .odemonslrate 70 every
:nnar,lai and ,hinkingmao that the MINORS
:, IA are not in the slightest degree ,instured
Y,,n federalism that so far from having
.av HAS towards that party, upon every
~ a.,stioo in which principle was iasolved,
NV had TO encounters the joint opposition
g he federalis.s, and thar potion OF the
republican majority who have been demo.
minatrd third parry men.
AN DECIUS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Lost or Nllslald.

A CER1JRICA7,E for Is shares Of the
N Marine Insurance Company Of Alexan-
eria, from No. 56oS to 1922 incusiye-2o
OF which were indorsed as transferred to Fail
BUSH, OH the 9th March, 1902, This Ger
tihcate is suspectedto have been lost In Balti-
more some time between last February and
this day. Information thereof, given 10 tie
Office of the above company, CT to this Office,
will be thankfully acknowledged.
November ). LAVISH