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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13

In confequencc OF great numbers of privateers hav
ing iliued out iuforce the French decree, meiIlge
has ued at the Britih admiralty for the falling of e.
very armed vefiel in port. This necenary move
ment will perhaps free the Britif Channel from the
privateers which leem to Cwarm there
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
KrIE lin Holftein.l Dec oa

KEIE Tin Holaein,) Dec. 90.
The French Charge d'Afaires, Defas uires
who was here for fome time, has again returned
to Copenhagen our Court does all in its pow
er to prsierve its neutrality. In Sweden the
mott vigorous Preparations are making for war
The King OF Pruiiia has transferred his head
quarters from Koninaiberg to Wehlau. His
forces, with thofe the RufIian General Toll
tory, amount to near 100000 men. The for
mer are commanded by Gen. kalkreuth. The.
Commandant of Spandan, who returned to the
King after the iurrender of that pace, has bee n
tried by court-martial, and condetnned to be
fhot.
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fliot.
SPAiN.-There is ionething ,ninerions in the
conduct OF Spain At this moments that merits attenti-
ON. IL is iaa that Brtilh rina,e lately went m
La Vera Cruz and took in three millions of toIlarsi
with which The failed abop, the latter end of Iapu.
ry. lwo other Brith frigates were n,nn,en,y -
peeled, (and Tome reports lay that they had arrived.
to take of eight millions We know of a GER
tainty that feveral American vcics have h.en bir,d
to go LA Vera Cruz, take of fpece. If.re
veieis have Spaniih permilions of courfe and ;l-v
are furnihed with Br,ilh P4Gpotts. 'rheie tlings
would not be done without an understanding between
the two governments.
"A Tile OF Paris papers to the oSfh Of December.
which we received lat night, eonts4, tome pap.rs
which notice Spain III terms that pave :hat her con-
duct has excited on,e attention. in France ard ,Lat
IT has been lei, i'll Spain ihufe who know the Fate
OF the Preis in both Countries wl make due al.
lowance Tor the oautiqn with which they ipeak. a
Paris Journal of the a s,h of Dec. thus remarks.
In the critical huation 20 which the enemies oe
d" France have been reduced in 70 fhort a TING il 10
not wonderful that Tor want of an army capah.s If
reiltng, they fhouli have fought eaGer aud more
" ihameiul means OF fighting her. We n,ipht rarne
under this head the abiuTd coueturcs formed uyon
lone military dltpotons OF Spain"-ffBsn freak
ing OF Autria, and audingto an article under Tic
Madrid head, the Journalih adds The court OF
"Pa'i Has every tIiiiiS 10 gam 81 the alliance
which it has remained faithful and that of Vien-
IA, being length fully awakened to its own nte
retts fees in the order which is preparir,g the
end of thofe political convulons that have 70 long
" rent Europe. }
We lhail foon have an occaion TO expatia,e more
" at large upon this important obieei."
The following is the article alludedto:
MhpRIp, November l.
WehaTe been greatly furpriied here at :he nra,gs
interpretation given by French Iournalto the Pro
CARNATIONS which had been made for the purpofe Of
putting our military forces more formidable foot
ing, preventing the aggrelions which the Irritation
OF Europe might lead Spain app=hepd, and tho.e
dangers which the genius of Napoleon has 70 foon
eauied 70 dappear. Cloiely connected as Spain has
been for feverai years Pa with France both by her
commercial intereas and by her policy as foon as NE
law the war break the Continent lhe put her
ielt IN poiture either a her ally or to eia rha
enterprises which England might make, either by
herie or by her aid of the power engaged in the Gov
altion newly formed againa France. Nsthing aGur-
eddy but profound ignorance Of the real ftuaon of
this country could location doubt as co the part il
had taken between powerful natisn which eau do
every rhing to defend Us and is in want of nothing To
do us injury, and an enemy employed for ,hefe S
years Paif, i'll deitroyng navy, under ining our
trade piaging our reafures, and laying waite our co.
!onies with the torch Of rebellion. ~. LlG.sj
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
NETWORK, Feb. 90.


The editors of the New-York Gazette, have
received London papers to the llth of Jan. Fix
days later than thofe by the fhip Oliver Elf-
worth. The complexion of thefc papers are
much more lively than Dur laft the gloomy
itate or the French army, and the brilliant prof
poets OF their opponents, gave new life to the
enemies of the powerful Napoleon.
The papers contain two very important fate
papers. One is the proclamation of the King
OF Pruilia, Eating the reafons of his refufine 10
ratify the armiltice. The other is note of
Talleyrand (prince of Benevento,) prefeuted to
the Pruf1ian penipotentiaries on fgning the ar
miltice.
The king of Pruffia ftates that previous TO
the conclulion of the armifice, BATS of peace
had actually been agreed upon, but from which
the continued fuccefles of the French led b.
naparte to depart; and on account of his grow.
ing demands, no hopes of peace could be en-
tertained. AS TO the armifice, his maiefty ftates.
that it was impoffible for him to comply with
the conditions of it, as the Ruf1ians were adj
vancing not only to his aid, but to defend their
own frontiers, which the French armies men
aced.,
The Wet India feet failed from Falmouth
the 9Th, under convoy.
An order of Council was to appear in the
London Gazette of the 10th Tan. and is in flb-
ftance, fays the Morning Chronicle, {. that no
neutral fhips be permitted to trade from any
port under the control, or in the pofIeffion of
the enemy. The neutral trade direct from neu-
trial nations to the enemy'J ports is fill permit
ted but the neutral trade from pert to port is
prohibited.'
On the above order, the Morning Herald OBJ
ferves--" This meafure will fpeediy decide the
queftion, whether France, who has no COM
mercial marine of her own, can difpepfe with
tlNcarrying trade, as purified by neutrals, but
which this neafure goes completely to extin-
guifh. She will now, in return for her menac-
ed blockade, be Theoretically feaed up, without
an opportunity of exporting any of her produce
to any part of the globe. The direct trade
from America is permitted, but under this falu-
tary regulation the Americans will not be allow
ed to carry on the trade between France, Spain,
Italy, and Holland, &C."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13

FTCFNI.g, Ift' JUs
We learn that the RufIians, $4,000 frong, are
ported at Moldava and Wallachia, as friends
and allies of the Sublime Porte that they have
advanced as far as Widdea, and united with
10000 Servians commanded by Czerni George.
Accounts from Berlin of the 10th fate that
the hofpitas there and at Magdeburg are full Of
ick aud wounded French, who arrive nightly
by Wagons full. Contagious fevers and lux
prevailed to an alarming degree. The pbyhci-
ans are put in requhtion.
The Rullian army on the frontiers of Poland
amount to $4,000 men, and will be enlarged by
January.
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~ It's FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year so7, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for fae, by TIE grcf, dozen or
Jingle, at tho RNoUisER Bookstore
ALso-A General Afoument of Lawyers
and Sberif's BLANKS. iuh printed.
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Thirty thouf4nd French troops were ex..,e-.
ted in Portugal. The Portuguese government
was rafting troops and fitting out its fhips of
war with the u,moa difpatch. On leaving Lii
bon, captain II. faw feet of Englilh fhips oe
war off the Rock, bound in.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
Thss.Is to give Notice. 4

4 THAT the subscriber, Of Alexsndriapc
ty, in the .disffietof Coluuioia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court CT said county letters
of administration On tfse personal estate of
.Azeuander Latine,-, late Of the county aforc-
said, deceased; al persons having claims
against the said deceased. are HEREBY warfi-
ed to exhibit them with the vouchers there
otto the subscriber, On or before the aIst day
ofJuly next ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to Sid estate
and those indebted thereto, are requesteet
make immediate payrneht.--Giyen under NY
hana this 2Ist day Of January, 1907.
Mercy Lasimcr, Adm'x.
January "A. SawsW
s--%-<,a. --s.s $50. ~ 49,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
!. Ohio Legislature,

The speaker laid before the senate the
/. following written, message, frem his
exsellency the Governor OF this state,
Wig.
TO tbs general assembly Of the state Of O.
ITO.
| now comnuoieate TO the representa-.
tives Of the people such operations as have
taken place, under the act passed this ses-
sion. TO proven, certain acts hostile to the
peace and franquiiity of the United States
within the Jurisdiction OF this state, that
.hey nav. be fully possessed of what has all.
ready occurred, and is still 10 train.
Immediately upon receiving the law. at
teri,s passage, dispatched an xssprsss to
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7 his IS to- glve Notice,
January 81

THAT tie subsciiLers, Of AIexandria coln-
ty, ia the district q Columbia, have 3ebtained
froa tie Orphan Court of said county, let
tiers testamsntary cn the estate of Davey La
vey, late of the county aforesaid, deceased
all persons having claims against tie said
deceased are hereby wdrned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof totthe, subscribers
on or before the 2lf day of jpk rext ems
suing, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estase--sa.thd AL persons IN
date payment Given under cur hands this
ssst day Of January, 1907. ~.
Elizabeth Gavey, Exee'x.
JOHN Korn, Executor.
January 81. stawov \
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.,de,ed each oaicer complete suit, aud
rsas eeas and coat for each ssidisr OF
ne .rmy. rhs marquis Luehesini Prus.
san m.nsster had been soms days at the
brui quarters of Napoleon, but who had
,.tusa 10 see him--ya,s nln,ssrr, however,
! osrn,sssd to have frequent sonmu-
s,ea,,oos with Daroc, the master at the
calacS. French columns entered Potsdafn
"a The Esd aad Berlin on she gath Oeto.
Der.
The dnke of grnnswiek's nalnis.er was
treated with the most marked ind'gna.
ton.
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descending The Ohio, If L vss fos already
done. have no dopbt that these three
companies wilIinstautly be under arms, and
thai this hiinerto my .terious rEtcrpsize will
be completely fru,rated, and the intended
evil ieteiled at The peace and uaDquil,,y OF
the u. S. viii fail with all It's weiglt on il.
projectors.
EDWARD TIFFIN.
'Cliilic0thc, Dec. 18Th, 1906.
This evening" our legislature proceeded
'to,etcrs, by batiot, ajauge OF TIC supreme
court, Ii. tlse room OF tyhllam SPneg, esq.
resigned; a senator in congress, to supply
the place of eel. ST5sthicg on, whose 1etna
of service espiIes on me Sd Of Ma, ca
peat, aud two associate jaoge. q tic court
OF coinGton pleas, Of W--t.4s On & War
Ten counties.
George 2,od, esa.was elecssd a judgeo
the sup'eii:e eooFs. by a .m<jcfi:y OF oae
vote, he aasifag twca Viva. and his CEN.
.pesisor, Richard S. Thomas, esq ,weatJ.
enc.
Gov. l'iiaa was elected senator in COZ.
gross. Ur.n ths hrstfb s'lo he ,teMved25
votes his -eGmpsiitor, pa,leE0on Desehen
esq. had IL. - i-W sc4t:eslns voscs wsrs
given.
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This is to give Notice,
January q.

& THAT the Subscribers, Of AieNsndria conn-
ty, ~ tic district CT Columbia, have obtained
ficm The Orphans Court Of ssidcenrty, letters
CT administration On the personalest;,te ofyohs
;Lss-t:j oot, late IF the county Aforesaid, de-
ceased All PERSONS HIKING claims a
gaiGst the s4ii deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit thsin VITA tie vouchers thereof to
tbs subscribers, Oh or before the 2is. Gay CT
July Eext ensuing, or they may by law beck
eluded from al benefit to said estatc--And
all persons indebted thereto aredeqeestea to
make IN immediate payfiens.--Ciyen under our
hands this 2lst eI5y Ct January, 1907.
ElizaBelh Lighsioos Adm'x,
samuel Llgh,foe., III mr.
! January 81. 2aw6w
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PUBLIC SALE.

On 7'URDAY ncat, at o't!oet, ssSH BE
sold On ealt: l'ofsDay's 'sOday5G, cha credit,
y hhds. first quality Barbados
MOLASSES.
r. G. Marste!ler.
Tc,Il9py 81 I
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PUBLIC SALE.

On .!S.41'URD-zYnex., Ct ks5ye fast 2 o'clock,
eaiH De solf, AZ tie late dsssllfag e. Davey
Darcy, deceased, G5ng STREET,
All the personal estate Of the deceased,
.conliiling Of Household & Kitchen
furniture, &c. -
Philip 6. MezecAsr.
January OF.
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Earay Black G'eIding.

W As taken Up as an estray, on the night
w ofthe 2othinstaht, by tho subscriber,
a Sack Ctf&sasgr, rising three wears Old, about
u hands EiSa, his HAD legs wE::ee- with sta'
On Ills iorebsall.
The owner is requested to come 9orwardrt
prove properly, pay charges. and take Jim
away.
John Green.
j3nuary2 81. 3t*
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slegaasria DAILY auusrtlser.
WEDNESDAY, JASuARY 81.

letter from Washington mentioas that
M. Clark, the delegate from the terrisery
=. leans, has commenced . prosecution
ssgaluss The editor of the Aurora tor a i.
:hsllous publication, in which Mr.. Clark
= .oeu.rd Of bsingas the head OF a con.
,uirasy 70 efEscs a separation OF the U.
States. rn,,s
If ary reply we're necessary to. the in-
famous calumay of the Aurora, On the
.sarae,er Of the ~hoa. Daniel Clarke. an
annie one would be feund in the prsses;
eonaocs of the merchants and other re-
.snee,ab.e inhabi.ants of New Orleans. II
\ Is rsl, kpewn that this respectable body
os who have so promptly sviased
,aets a,,achsaent for the government, and
,heirreadiness to defend il, are, generally
.peaking, the personal and intimate irlsaas.
Of Mr.. Clarke, partaking OF saa same
,en,imenss, and pursuing the same object,
via. the prosperity, and happiness, and ho'
nor OF The coautry.
Ws~havs assurances from Washington,
thas,hs Aurora aspersiops on this .honora.
ble gentleman have excited there but oaa
sentiment = sentiment of indignation,
[B;a.
On Saturday morning, the 18th inst. the
supreme cours of this state Delivered their
opinion on the motion for a new trial IN
the case Of Patrick Lyon Y. Samuel NJ.
Fox, Jonathan Smith, 81 al.
The plsin.iff was prosecuted and irafri-
sonsd ia the aatam of i79s, tor a supPos
ed participation 10 the robbery of the bank
Of psnasp!ssaia. Ibis was an actlsn by
him against the president and cashier of
the bank, against ,he alderman who con-.
( mit,ed him, and the constable who exceus.
ed the process. The pls;ntiK obtained
ysrdie. for ia 600 dollars. and this was a
motion for new trial, on che graund that
,he verdict va. against law, agaiast evil.
dsnee, aud thar the damages ware sxcss-
sive.A Aflera very lucid exposition OF the
facts Of the cause, ADD most able argu,
men, upon them by the chief justice, the
sour. ordered "a NEW TRIAL-Judgs
Erackenfidge dissented. IBID, :.
By TIE Hind, Brace, from Nsgapasan' J.
We iearns,hat considerable damage has
been occasioned 10 the Tonjors Provinee,
frcm The freshes that came down the rivers
Coieroon aud covery whole villages wefe
swep, away: droves of bullosks, above
thirty Thousand Inhabitants, almost half OF
! an the grain IN, the souetry, whether tor,
consumption or seed were Destroyed
This misfortuns is in a great Measure AZ
'ribntsd TO want Of arsen.ion TO the SIEVE.
raldykes aud cmbankms nts. The whole.
country between the Grsa, Colsroon. ane
Southern branch of the Covefy is laid IN
der water, withashe exception of che Mega
Palam district. S<e
Salem Reg.
" q. ARIF
Aaahted 6y TIE Aey Orleans Chsmber Of Corr
mere lfbe r~frstIrf;s7 ofcos DaerrfoE mr.
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A message was received from the Senate.
stating that they had passed the following
bill.
SUPPLEMENTARY 10 IN act, entitled +" I'm act -c-
/. ing The nsiEtary heaeesesta6Ash'nenteffAe u.
States"
Be IT ENACTED by the Senate and House
!. of Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That in adj
dition to the present peace establishment ct
the United States, and as q part thereof, the.
President of the United States be, and he IS
authorised to raise one regiment OF Infantry
and one battalion fcayalry'; and the said re-
gi1nent Of infantry shall consist OF the same
number of mmissioned officers, non-cCn1-
missloned officers, musicians and privatcs as
are directed by the act to which this is sup
pleRlent. And the said battalion OF cavalry
shall consist Of ore major and Of one adjutant,
one quarter master and one pay master, each
being a lieutenant, one surgeon and four COM
panles; each company OF one captain, one
lieutenant, one cornct, one serIeant major,
one quarter master sarieant, one trunpeter,
four sarjeants, four corporals, one farrier, one
sadler, and sixty. four privates And shall
moreover, at the discretion ct the President
do duty either on horse or on foot.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
President shall be, and he ishercby authorised
in all cases Of iminert danger, when in his
opinion the defence or safety Of the United
States shall require it, to encrease the number
of men IN each company of infantry On the
peace establishment to one hundred privatcs.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
suitable cloathing be provided for the cavalry,
&daptedto the nature Of their service, and as
neat as may be of the value Of the clothing al
lowed to the infantry and artillery.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That
tie commissioned officers, non-cemmissioned
officers, musicians, and privates, by this act
directed to be raised, Shall be entitled to re-
ceive the same pay, smoluments and, bounty,
asare allowed to the troops now in the service
of the United States, and they shall lie go
verned by the rules and articles ofwar, which
have been, or may be by law established.
The house adjourned At half past $ O'Clock.
Other business was transacted which a want
Of room prevents US from noticing to day.
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uniting in cash or bills,
1t IN goods, more, IL.
On sconsignmcnts,Sc either delivered
up or reshipped, exclusive of storage, 2 I-2
On ships disbursements,
On Regulating and adjusting &C.
counts, and reducing them to- speci-
alties, when removed into the hands &.
of another, I-s
Ga receiving and paying money,
No commission shall be charged for paying
on the spot to the owner, rnsnies arising from
saies Of goods.
From and after the first day Of Januaty next,
TARE,, per cent.
On sugar, the produce of this terri
tory, shall be rated at -
On cotton, inbales, not having more
than seven cords,
Or cotton, iii bales, having mere than
seven, 6
Tho rates Of storage for goods shall be as fol-
low:
cents.
On sugar in hhds. per month, 50
In boxes, 20
On -four, sugar, coffee, and all dry
articles in barrels, Ia
On sailed provisions, and On all Ii
quers in barrels or quarter casks, IL IL
On tobacco, por hid. SO
Ga cotton, per bale, 90
On wine, and other liquors in pipes
and puncheons, Is
On do. in hhds. and half pipes, 81 10
On crates of earthen ware, 81 10
On dry goods of all kiads, lp.c.
And storage on llunenumerated articles in
packages, SHALL be rated in proportion to the
above.
R. MsSHANE, Sec'ry.
New Orleans, Nov. IS, 1906.
Proceedings Of Congress.
KousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, January IS.
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T AR I F

3 eei 80 Il "A X T.
sAashted By the .Aezg Orleans Chsmber Of Corr
aeree, for tie regulation efeomaerciaf char
ses, rS5c. 81 IS, as.-
COMMISSIONS, per cent.
Sc On sales of goodsreceived from the
sappef country, exclusive of forage, 2 70
On remittances arising from such
sales, in cash bills, iNf-4
1t IN goods. a.t ts4s 2 f-2
On purchasing and shipping, OF on
purchasing, 2 10
On sales of goods arriving by sea, exclu-
ave of storage, 80
On returns, whether in cash, bills :
merchandise,
On a'sking insurance,
recovering losses, . l-9
On selecting and procuring freight
YIN collecting freight, s. l-s
on guaranteeing sales Of goods
rade at credit, 3 10
on shipping goods and drawing,
'saofsiagor negotiating Bills for the
s,. On collecting money by power Of.
CT ether authority, and re-
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Friday, January Is.

A message was received from the Senate
stating that they had passed the following
bill.
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January 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
1j!po,

In Wmdham, \~On.) tie Hon. Eliphaiet
Dyer, IN the 87th Year Of his age.--In thh
various GiGnifed stations he had occupied
both civil and military, he was distinguish
ed for his highly useful talents, ana the
faithful and honorable discharge ~ his i'm
p0rtant duties. He was one ofthoge Illus
tnous patriots (whose names VIII live in the
annals Of our nation to all posterity) who
signed and assisted il supporting the Dec
LAEATIoN or INDE PENpENcr IN l776
which was the Kcy-StoHa to the "7yiLe aysI
q oor rais'd Empire"
In Andover, Mr.Daniel Carlton, aged Il.
AT Te1Rpleton, Caleb Fletcher, aged Il.
IN NeWburypOrt, Hon Jonathan Greer
Leaf, aged 83, a worthy old revolutionary
p2trlot-As a tribute of respect, the coloIs
OF the shipping at several vharves vester-
day, where displayed at half mast.
In Norway, Oh Friday the 22nd Nav last
by the split of rock, William Stevens. a.
ged ~. When we cry peace and safety,
many tunes destruction is nigh He had
been fishing with two others-when they
mad finished, they retired 70 a large stone
(ot about ~ feet in circumference 10 RESI-
and refresh themselves, when shortly after
the stone burst. and lodged piece weigh
ing about tons.on Mr.. S.. hips, which in
tiicted wound that baffled the all Of Med
lclne. He survived only 5 hours after, su.-
tanning the most exCruciatntg pain
Lost overheard from the sloop Falmouth,
on her passage from Baltimore TO Surnanl,
Robert Williams, seaman, formerly Of Ports
land
In Saco, Mr.. Ebenezer Dcarbora-ans
child Of Mr.. VIM. Philips.
On Squam-Island, josiah Parsons, Esq
In Falmouth, Oh nv sday last, Mrs. Lucy
Blake, daughter Of Mr.. Benz Hodslon, VI
Kitterv.
At Falmouth, Mr.. ThaA5ns Byoai. Jun.
aged %, an honest man and much l.mented
by all his connections and acquaintance
tho addicted with a lingering and distress;
ing sickness, hc endured it with patience and
met death with resignation.
In Gorham, the 18Th ultimo, greatly Ia
mented Mrs TAb.tha Lewis, aged g, wife.
OF Lothrop L-wis, ESQ and eldest Child O.
stephen LougteiIONv, E5q--If the death 81
person whose iie na4 been uncommor &
devoted 10 acts u virtue snd benevolenea
ought to be lamented, the friends aid &C
quaintance Of Mrs. ~ Tis haYe sbuS INIT
reason to niugla,