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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
Twenty Dollars Reward

y UN AWAY from, the Srbscriber, living nca,
King and Queen ccur. house. on Inc 26.n OF
July last,
Il NEGRO MAN,
Nsr'ed NELSON about 20 Years of ape. ard
alb n' five feet four inches high very s.u,d,
made very bGck and Ia h down look he has
4 scar on his b'east aud ano.her on his ham
nc p'e,en's 20 te.! fortunes hs hsd IN " hen he
wem som home pair Of chcckcd plntsloors ;
u Is prob,5's, he viii be dressed well IS he has
penny q money, winch lie took iIorl NE on
the DAY OF his elopemsn;-- he has been lot some
"n'e IN the county ci Essex bu, lave b,en
informed he haa gore to ltichm nd county. ~
ny Pe.S'n that will deliver him to re in King
%''a ,<l'c" country or secure him in any jail, so
that set nina again. shalt receive the above re.
ward
AUGUST %. 1867. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
John Poinslexter. z.

At court held for Prince EDWARD
county, June the 18th, 1907.
A Ii person. having claims agaios, he estate
OF Richard F Burke, dec are o;rsc,ed -
establish. ard he them wi h the clerk OF ,hir
court. at or bef"re January court next, a, wbnh
'ime the court viii proceed 20 make ii ,ril, ii.
on OF SAID deceden'fs eltate. And thar a COW of
ms order be forthwith inserted in some che of
, me. Puohe newspapers printed in the ci,, of
Ni'h mond, and in The town of Petersburg, for
one month successfully by rhe sheriff of tins
county. 4 Copy. Tcste. '''
Z. Watkins, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09

Prince Edward, July court, 1907. :
ORDeEED, That the distribution Of the es,a,s
,,..;, Ct T., Richard F. Burke, dec. be postponed
A Copy, Teste,
BENZ. Watkins, d. C.
Signed, VIM. A. Allen, ID. S.
VIM. Price, ir. Sheriff.
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I BR 10 dDE EsRS.

THE oKcers sc the i6th Brigade
IRE called upon 70 attend theif a9nual,
'duty, ID reteiving the Instructions Of the
Brigade Inspector, on the days and e
theplares herein named. However i'm
portantt he Knowledge Of Military tactics
are It III times 10 al Officer, yet more
than ordinary cslls pow denand the ex-
estion 81 every nanto seek = perfection
The General hopes . willingness on
the part Of the Officers, will be testi6ed
By their pune,nl attendance atthe diffe.
rent pieces 81 ndezyous, and that their
equip6ssnts will exhibit ! promptness 20
attend ! Military cali. 4, a.
The Officers Of the 5sth Regiment
will attend the Brigade Inspector in
.ehaFles- Town, inthe County Of JeHsr-
son. on the 7th. 8yh and 9th days Of
October next The Regimental Mus.
seris ordered on the 10Th Of October, At
the same place. III I. Il q ! VI :.
The OlIieers Of the 6yth. Regiment
/ VIII attend the Inspector nj Martinshurg,
10 the County Of Berkeley. on the 18th,
18th and 10th days Of October, and the
nth Is ordered for The Regimental Mus
Ter a. the same place. IN :. IT 81
The Oi6cers Of the Sist and HIST Re-
giments, win attend az StePhenburg. in
the County Of Frederick, on the 18th,
2oth and 2istof October. The Rsgi-
mental Muster Of the Sfst will be on the
22nd Of the name month aud at the same
! place. and that ofthe 3ist on the 23rd Of
October, e Winchester. 81 {. i 81 81 {
! The General reminds the Command
ants Of Regiments, that the Oficers Of
the Cavalry and Artillery, within their
Reginiental Districts, are to attend tie,
Inspector. sstsz 3 y !, o.
JOHN SMITH, 81
Brigadier General,
= 10th Brigade, VIM.
Frederick County, August IS, 1907.
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FOR SdLE, 49,
A CONFLICTS SET OF
Hatter's q ools,
TAKE N0T1cK.

THE notes given at the late Sale Of
4 Nichols Whinei, % OctoBer last,
became due onske lastd day Of The present
month, and were placed inmy hasds for
eolleetion. but suPposing Il would be
n.ore convenient TO the persons who gave
those notes % make paymeht @ Mr.
Enoeh Matthews, Ihave lodged them
With him for that pnrposs--I shalf Be un-
der the necessity Of bringing sni, on all
that remain unpaid the -tNk &c e.pssal-
bernext. CONRAD STARRY.
Ahgust2s, 1907.
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y NOTICE.

SI.HE subscriber having finished his
ii second engas emsht, requests I'll
indebted, and for marriage Or funeral
rites 10 make neutrality-suspicious.. He
warns the aaver,ising oSlieees 10 pay 4
former balance 81 eight dollars, pr suits
Imustbe forthwith instilatsd for the re.
rovery ~ The same, Also. 20 be dispos.
ed of 81 siS mionlhs credit, BY private
ssle, 1 variety Of nssf0i articles, and
household furniture, cony enient and new
Ia their son, purchased Tor cash, II the
lowest rases, A bargain viii be given,
d ! good hols. BY i.
JAMES j. WILMER.
Martinsblrg. SsP,smber =, 1907.
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Fifty DoHars Rssoatd;;;:

u ScAPED BY breaking throagh tie
- wall Of the jail Of Berkeley county,
2 certain George HELLER al.as sIoseIh
Kesler, who was found guilsy BY an eex.
amining Court Of horse stealing, heis /
German, in appearance ,sott or SHY, but
. great villain, about thirty Eve years Of
age, Ave feet nine or ten inches high,
dark hair and Of a pale countenaHce, he
has been sisk inprison. had on aud took
with him . erossbarred coat and striped
Pantaloons Of home-made COTTON, and
cloth clothes of lead colour
Aiso Z certain Isaac Compton, Who
was found guilty of. burglary, he u a
outthirty years Of age, 1--WE feet ten or
eleven inches high. ! fair complexion,
bis eyes rather white and staring. stout
made, isa smart active man, had on alirht
coloured cloth coat. and linen or tow
trowsers. Any person or persons. Who
appreherds and sNkurns either Of The said
ruuaways 70 the md Jail again. shall re-
eeive twenty Eve dollars, OF the above
reward forboth, paid BY n,e.s Ne &
MOSES COLLINS, Yd;lSr.
Maftinsburg: September i, 1907.
j Il II Il i -. d Il.
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y FifTrcENEs REHAR Z ! I

u ANaway from the subscriber, shout
IN The 6rst day Of July last, two ap-
Prsnsices % The CooPefs business, nam.
ed George Gray and John Wii;anss; the
former shout twenty years OF age andthe
latter about eighteen. fwiIl give the 4.
bose reward for the two, or twenty Eve
Gems for either ofihsm. ifbfoushs home.
! Do torsarn my person ironS harbopr-
ing said boys, = am determined 10
prose cute every person 90 oifending.
JAMES STERRAT, Jun.
August g, 1907.
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Cheap FrsB Goods,

Consisting, in part, Of afhandsome %.
Quilting for Vest Shapes, ~ :
kiegsnt Chintxes and Calicoes, p
Spider Merit Sleeves, 81 - -. -. r.
Spider-Nstt, Leno and Needle.worked
) Muslins, - : : !, - - :
Cambrisk Muslins, very chesp, =.
Dauask silk and Leno .Shawls. =,
Handsome Lsno Veils, NJ a 1T
Fine India Book Muslins, sles: Il
Cotton Lace, Cords and Tassei..
g quantity 81 handsome figured Ribbons,
Cotton and SILK chambroy Mu.lin.. . f
fashionable split Straw and Gipsey
!. Bonnets, 4. - =
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. - - =
Very cheap Dimities, s {. s} Z.
China, Glass and Queen. Ware.
Gentlsineh,s summer Ha,s. Z 8 81 4 49, = =
- and re Irish Linens,
India Muslins. 49,, - e e. s. y. E
Extra long SIX Gloves, v g 4 3 " ~ s, 3.
MoroceoaRd Kid Shoes. 49, - /, -. .5s
Homemade Linen, Flsx md Tailisd
Bags, -
Bar-Iron, Castings and Steel. y. '.
Very eheaP Teas Of exesllsp, quality, &c.
= Atso on Aand, s. = =. . Z Z
!. !. a quantity Of Old Rye WHISKY e.
All OF which are offered ior sale uncou,. !.
monty cheap for Cash-H he requests that
al those who wish 70 get Bargains viii
DC pleased 10 call on him.
/ -. WALTER 3. SELBY.
hspherds- Town, Ausust5, 1907.
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RECLafEgTAL ORDERS.

TINE ofieers d the sT.h Regiment,
are ordered p attend the Brigade
Inspector q Mar,insburg, 3on the 18th,
18th and 10Th days Of Ostober next,
and the iT,h is ordered for the Regi.
mental Muster q the same place. Il
ELISHA BOYD,
II. Col Com. eth Reet. ". M. u
September 8, 1907. -, d. !. n 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
I. FOR SALE,
is TRACT Of LAND,

N IhACT OF LAND, scoatainine
~ about 900 acres, one half of which
y cleared, The balance wen timbered;
and : considerable quantity Of wen ~.
tered meadow. On The pre- misses Is !
good Merchant Mil and Distillery.. e on j,
= never falling stream OF water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different e.
nemsnts, with Dwelling House and
Harm 70 each il Is Of the iirst rate lime.
stone quality; andissituate il Berkeley
County Virginia, on Potomak river. 10
miles from Martinshurg, 8 from WI.
Transport, and Is from Mereersburr.
This land WILDE sold together, o. div.
ded into two tracts, Is may best suit he
purchaser. A good bargain win Sc II.
ven 70 : purchaser, ia the min and one
half tie land, on paying about two thirds
Of the purchase money ii hand. For
terms apply 70 the subseriber Cd the pre-.
misses. n rs
GRoRCE NEWKIRK.
April 10, 1906.
= y s.LH
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FnR SALR.

FoR SALE. n
!. The subscriber wishing D. remove
70 the Western country, offers for sale
the following properly ss
!. d. N the To5va ef Jfaysinsbugs
1NE LOT On John and Water
~ street, on which Is erected i brick
House 90 By 50 feet, two high stories
with . Kitchen and fne cellar, seven
rooms and two entries, neatly 6nished !;
also, on this property II erecteda stone
stable, brick smoke. house, and 1 mum.
Der Of other useful buildings; & is wei
calculated for earring on an. extensivs
Tannefy, Brewery OF Distillery.
disc. another valuable property on
Tuscarora Greek, adjoining said Town,
and extending from John 70 King street,
covering : large space Of ground, on
which . erected . large two story stone
House, neatly finished. . bes.tifal yard
inelosed with . stone wall, . stone stable,
and stone smoke-house |; on this broper.
- isalso erseteda rannery, wi.h so odd
vats. . bark mill, curing shop and other
buildings, with a 6ne garden Il this pro.
,Fsrty viii be sold subject 70 ! lease to
George Ham. ~ A.. - Sc I'm !
s Ais0, aLot on John and Water .treet.
containing ios feet on John, and 400 on
Water street also, . half Lot ON Iohn
street, on which 10 erected 1 stone s,ili
house, with 6ne spring in the house.
% a Lot on Burke street, los feet front
and 200 ieet back, on whiehsis erected Z
convenient House and kitchen. i,estly
finished, and painted, with ! iine eardsn.
-Four other Lots improved and unini.
proved In said Town. ~ 20 80 ri
ALso, two Iots Id the Town Of BAH.
pne 10 Garards- Town, and one inShen.
hefds- Town = ssSeral tracts of Land
~ the state Of Kentucky. By paving
? suaali part Of the purchase money in q
hand. credit OF four edual annual bay-
nsnts viii be given for the balance. /:
Afso the. following valuable tracts of
Land IN the state Of Ohio Containing.
to wit two thousand Ave hnl cred ana
forty four acres Of Land, in ,ie Mad.
riysr County, VIZ sections No. Sc and
90, the one half Of 80, the ONE fourth 81
- and the CelrbraEdROcK FARM
containing one hundred and FORTY, four
acres, in township Eve, Range nine
and section No. !, Township i've. Range
twelve, near Urbana. Ak the abnSr
Lands are inieIsPersed with wood Land
ana Fairies, z number Of improyem
are already made on the Lands-z-they
= val Dc sold BY section, half section or
quarter sections, on the most reasonable
tsrns, andgreat bargains win be given
for Gosh application may be mad. 10
George Fi.hian, Urbana, Mr.. Daueher.
y, Springfield, Mr.. Parrin near Spring.
held. Thomas,D agan, ESQ. Cincinnati.
2! the sasseribsrin Mar,insbarg, Wiz.
. {. & .JoRN .o,fERRAL.
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PURSUANT Q d. a. vim and 4.

'DURSUANT 10 the last win and to.
u lament Of Edward Watkins, AZ.
ceased, will be sold Il public auction.
&c culpsper Court House, Cd de
first day Of January next, shout forty five
choice healthy Virginia born slaves, Men
and Women, Boys2and Giris, mostly
young md very likely; sundry articles
of household furniture, twelve month.
credit wilIbe allowed she purchaser, Who
must execute bonds with approved sscu.
rity for the purchase money, before any
property Willie delivered.
WILLIAM PENDLEToN, Exr.
Bsrkelsy Connfy, Virginia, ]
July 81, 1907. Mi!
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THE subscriber some time since
4 gave his aote for 5s dollarsto fre-
derrick Roads, for horse, bur Ii appear.
ing thar the said Roads had given 4 biIlcf
sale for the said horse previously 10 nv
him, ! DO therfore eautios,
all persons from taking an assignment s.,
said note, Is ! am determined not 10 nav
il uAless compelled BY law.
DAVID WOLGAMoTT.
August -, lso7.
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The nsbscribsr I1iisihrsso employ i'm
,sediaisiy, 2 joGtseymaa peapss, svlio.
caiscogss vei yecqmmendsd, yor sa6esiefy
industry and g inospisdge D his 5nsiness.
% s,ich IN ons liberal wegss su;ll Be- gwen.
0HMSTCE GRTER.
Gayydrds. 1espa, As8uss Is, 1907,
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5af Rfceiued
AnAsDsoxE AsscHTMEHr on
Nes., Goods

which were bought for Cash and win b
sold unusually low.
LEVI PRICE.
Martinsbasg, Tuly no, 1907. (
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Frefh Goods
~ II s. T.
!. Nov opeaiag

THE subscriber informs his friend.
j and the public in general. that he
e e now opening athis store in Shepherds
Town, large and general assortment Of
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NANCY HARRIS.

September :, 1901. Z
r. S. The House lately occupied By
Mn. Hsller g : tavern. and The House
asljoinips 4, ore both % let. I
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r7-HE Subscriber win dispose Of st
private sale. very great variety Of
Dysgs, sa,isisei&i Paist;,

ing % her Apo,heeary shop. She also
Wishes 10; rentthe House she now occu.'
pies, adjoining Mi. Prices Store, ID.
he Main street, Martinsbprg, which 10
well calculated for any kind Of public
business. PoSsessicn may be had ina
medisfsir. g. 8 80 3 ssts q ~
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/ FOR Sale.
4 THE subscriber wishing - remove
70 the Western country, offers for sale
the following properly:
s. n ahe I,,S,,,s = r Hf. L.. :. 49,
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REVISED CODE.
SECOND VOLUME.

THE SUBSCRIBERS to the SECOND
VOLUME of the REVISED CODE and
the public in general, arc respectfully in
formed, that with view to render the wor,,
In every respect worthy of the public pa
tronaSe, large fonts of entirely new type
composing every description of letter ne
cessary for such work, were az an early
period, ordered from the foundery Of hfessrs.
Sinny and Ronaldson, at Philadelphia. An
Unexpected delay in complying with that
order, has produced correspondent DELAY
in the publication Of the book but The ma
tcriais are now shipped and will no doubt
be received in few days. The patrons
OF the work may be assured that annie
compensation will be made, by the superb
or style in which the typographical part
will be executed, and the additional matte,
which will be coInprehended IN the volume
For, besides embracing every subject STAT
ed In the prospectus, it is intended 10 in
'ert the Acts of the next Session of the
General Assembly. Except those Acts.
the volume will be completed before the
meeting of the next Legislature; after
which very short period viii elapse be.
fore it is ready for delivery and with all
those improvements it will be furnished TO
'ubscribers at the original price. To non
subscribers, however, the price Will be con-
Slderabiy advanced.
May 1, 1907.
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AOgGlan

Arrivals at Boston and New-York, fur.
1ish London news to the middle of April !;
tho not later than we had heretofore re-
ceived, there are some particulars worth
notice. An arrival at Salem, from Ham
burg, brings news from that place to the
17th of April-the latest from the conti-
nent. The Salem federal paper gives the
following paragraph respecting the battle
of Eyl3u, SC.
"With respect to the events Of war which
had taken place between the French and
Russians, 1t was difficult to Judge OF the
truth from the Hamburger papers, as they
are issued under the ms. ection of a French
intendant. Of public * official statements
there is generally dstrust, from the sup
posed policy of each party to conceal its
own disasters, and aggerate those of the
enemy :-pr'vate IN SOi nation is there fore
often more relied on rom persons who
had been at the theatre of war, and fran
the communications Of the French officers
themselves, 1t was well known, that tho tae
French had maintained their military repu-
tatiOn in all he battles they had fought,
yea that Bonaparte had at length met with
an enemy that required the full exerc Sc
OF all bis genius and energy, and had re-
Ceived such a check as he d never before
experienced Persons who h al visited both
the French and Russian armies allowed
that the former we're vastly superior to the
later III military science and experience !;
butyet Benningsen had managed his means
with such skill and judgment as great
ly to harrass and straiten the French,
and to make them suffer severely from the
Tig0rs Of the climate and the want of pro-
visions, rs well as from his arms. The
dreadful accounts we have had of the battle
of Eylau appear TO have been no fctions (;
the destruction Of human life n that awful
scene has hardly been equalled in modern
warfare Benningsen's statement Of the
French loss ~ this affair seems not to have
been far from the truth; for French Off
GERS who were IN the battle acknowledged
that they had between 80 and 10000 Kill
led and wounded: the Russian loss they
state to be equally great, and IT was conn
IDENTITY said that there we're not less than
50 900 wounded Russians in Koningsbcrg (:
the conclusion was, thit neither side cauld
boast OF having gained any distinguished
advantage over the other in the action,
though it was acknowledged that the Rus
Sims saved Koningsbcrg By it"
The French head quarters remain at
Csterode ON ne Sd April. There had been
no action, but the movements fthe Freuch
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Warm from the wood,

Warm from the wood,
With hunting tir'd,
a savage sought the cooling food,
And far, far OFF, the curling wave admir'd,
And as he pac'd the lonely beach,
Far as his piercing eye could reach,
lie thought he saw the pine trees dance,
And on the wave erect advance!
Again he look'd, and saw the Il ees,
All wing'd, arriving with the breeze
And as he gaz'd with wild surprise,
Borne on the full food tide along,
Moving in solemn silence on,
He sees at last the stately ship arise.
But when from forth the bursting side,
He sees the iightnlngs glide,
And hears the decp-nouth'd cannon
roar,
The rafting sounding,
Noise reboundIns
From the rocks, the woods, the shore,
Aghast the red man flies aud cries
Cloud as the yell of Death can rise)
To all the painted tribes around
That the" GREAT SPIRIT" fll'd with
ire,
lnvolv'd in smoke and clad in fire,
Shook the whole earth with thunder
ing sound
And raging threw the living iightnings
round
But all how soon the savage nations saw
The suns white offspring were but
men;
And as their mutual wants increase,
While varying ties together draw,
They frame transient peace,
And harmonic in vain.
Nor mid the tow'rng forest shade,
Was the black baird Indian maid,
AT all afraid,
To see the graceful stranger move,
Or hear his sofJest song of love,
For, love bewitch'd, these real wood
nymphs wild,
Wav'd her white arm, and Ger the de-
sert smil'd.
This, when the jealous savage knew,
And saw beside
The mounted city rise
To arms to arms he cry'd:
To arms the warriors few,
And the shrill war song sounded to the
skies
Whilst horror shrieking through the
woods,
Warn the white warriors to prepare,
And brave the first rude hook of savage
war.
Our ancestors small but daring band
Led by hero first in fame,
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right wing, under Massena, continued to in
dictate such an event as not far distant.
! Vast cXertions were making to render
the armies powerful in numbers and dis
cipline.
Jealousies, it was said, had arisen among
the Russian officers, at having a foreigner
CBennigsen) their superior.
A letter from London stated that Bona
parte had sent a messenger TO St. Peters
burg, on pacific embassy-and that the
Russian minister had Quilted London, dis
satisfied at not receiving supplies neces-
sary to enable his master to carry Oh the
war.
We have ut last seen the message of
Bonaparte to the senate, entire. It's OBJ
ject is to call out the conscripts of 1908,
mong TIE paragraphs, suppressed by the
British printers, at New YORK, are the two
toilowing-they are remarkable -
eve have triumphed over all our ene-
mics. In the course of six months we nave
passed the Main, the Saal, the Elbe, the
Oder and the Vistula we have made our
selves master of the strongest places in
Europe. Magdcburgh, Handler, Spandau,
Stettin, Custrin, Glogau, Bres!au, Schweld-
ntz, and Breig.. Our soldiers have proved
victorious in several battles; they have
TAKEN upwards OF o0O pieces OF cannon up
on the field of battle; they have sent 1000
pieces of heavy artillery to France, 400
Russian and Prusslan Standards, and made
upwards of 100000 prisoners of war.
Neither the sands Of Prussia, the de-
serts OF Poland nor the storms of winter
in fact nothing has been able to damp or
eXtingush their ardor for obtaining peace
! by their conquestS, and by means of their
triumphs, to their native country. Still
our armies in Italy, in Dalmatia, and Ma
pies, remain undiminished our camps at
'ouiogne, IN Brittany, in Normandy, and
on the Rhine remain entire.
Letters from Constantinople, to the 18th
March, confirm the account of the failure
OF the British before that place. In conse-
quence OF the threats and attempts of the
British, the sitting of the grand seignior's
council had been made permanent, and the
direction of military operations had been
entrusted TO gen. Sebastiani. The Turks
manifested great ardor and unanimity-
The English merchandise, at Constantine
pie, amounted, it was supposed, to about
fifty millions OF riX dollars.-.4u,ora.
The official conduct of Mr. Monroe is re-
presented to have given great satisfaction
to the mercantile Class in London-lt was
their Intention TO invite him to pub C and
very splendid dinner, as a mark of respect
tor his efforts to promote friendly inter-
course between the u. s. and England.