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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
.lh6nu,t 11stngtns for Sale.

" az, sell nav FARM in Fairfax soanty,
aoa ciye immediate ssses!aoa, Il Is. less
r6an shgee miles from Alexandra, ard SIX
s,or,, sse GEORGE Town ferry the distance
from the projected bGidge vii De aess--eas
hoass stands on AN elevated Ads a'Ao oVsss
,ooAs the Guy, AlexaEnriap tSe laseT, with
sbe shore. and hills of Maryland me house
,,xt,,nh erected, ana Is neatly hnishea, con-
si,s,S. as ! csnter hoase two seorles higias and
WINS Of one, Joined to il, by circular corri-
r.,,;S.. The rpyts Aing contains small rooms,
tse from OF il, and the coTIaoF aojoialagg s,
Intended for green hoase, this leisas 10 q
s,rgnsas reogn---a dining ro0sa separated
fran j, by the passage ana staircase IS aext
re- sA s,,,tsi corridor winch contains 5 Closets
s.ss leads 10 Tie kitcbcutwo sTslsal soo'as Ia
this wing With the kitcken---a panp OF eScei-
lent water at the door. The sec9na stofy o.
roe center house contains chambers aud q
dressing room, with ere places--a laFse CO.
SET Atoins the dining roona---nHe OF the sAaas
Size opens on the stair. case, bosk htsea tp
w;th shelyes--a store room IN tae gaTFeSs asaa
,e,,n,,le on the house top from whence is seen
r;eighff,,l variesated landscape, completes
ne s3escrjntion of the mansiou house. A neat
et,,tssre accommodates laborers and there are
stables. carriage house, and ice house the
f.r,r, contains los acres, 20 eEacloscd aad cil-
,iyoted. the rest Ia wood THIS place boasts
Ire Finest collection of Fruit thas have seen,
besides every other sort; the list given to aae
was 500 apples, SEQ peacssess and 500 cherry
trees have added several hanoIed o1 tue
best ki.ir.s.--The garden consists of Il large
squares, the soil enriched and borders hllea
with fruit trees, and bushes II as surrounded
by live cedar hedge, which also extends GA
esch side oil the AouSe !; the foinser propsie-
tor possessed much taste, and collected MANY
ornamental trees and shrubs, which are ~
dieieusly disposed about the grounds. he
soil is suitable for grass, and the portion OF
ground devoted to timothy and Clover, Iiela
an abuniane crop it produced good Wheat
I'D cats last wear, aad think wlth small ex-.
peace-,'-I,.-.sae rendered productive, Those
preserved, and convenience ;;n,ereourse
with Alexantllia, George Town, and tie sp~>
of government viii fnd al combined In
bfouaf- TSicgilfngton will Stew the Pgemi-
ses and irnpart tae terms Of sale, upon appli-
cations BY letters directed to the Post-0iHce,
Alexandra. ELIZA e. Law.
.aLS0- F0R SIT,
Farming implements, an OK care, two bar
shear ploughs w51h haraess, one shoyei5eio.
one iron t.,atl1ed harrow, two scythes and era-
dies, spades, picks, &c
Ma~ch n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
N @ q C E.

1T meeting nf the Direeeofs % the lit 8
tie River Turnpike Company, on tsc 18th OF
March, lsos---ordeved, that the Stoekhcld
ers in the additional shares IN SAID company
do, and they are hereby required, 70 make a
sixth payment to the Treasurer of the Coma
pany Of 1lsa DoAcrs on each share by them
respectively subscribed, on OF betore the hFss :
day Of May next Also, the fufsaef sum OF
zen .DolAars On. each share, ON or before the
srsf day Of July, also, tt.e. further suns OF Zen
y}oyla,.s or. each Share on or before the FIRST
day Of September, also the further sum o.
Ten dollars on each share on or before the hfst
day OF November, also the further sum OF
1eu I2el.ars on each share bythem respective,
" subscribed on or before the first day OF
Jonah Thomp{on.
73reQaarer L. Il. e. Csmte,.]g
March 81. ea1En,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
Decree in Challcei-y.

By virtue of decree Of the superior court OF
chancery for she Riehnlot., district, pro-
nouneed On an appeal, wherein Sarah Ca;'l'-
man. widow % Carr Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
of the said Car Chapman, by the sad oa-
rah Clapinfn, her guardian, were apEeii
ants; and Thompson and Eeitch we're ap
pelees, shall, on zee first s,fo'ldf 4. 1slytt
ueas- Fope the court house o2 PrineeFs IL
liar lty, sell 90 The highest bidder, Tor
res46 money, o. on a credit OF $, u < Is
4 sYuODYnS
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bis is 70 Owe Notice,
March 81.

That the subscribers, Of Charles county
and state Of Maryland, have obtained ron
tie Orphans Court Of said county letters o.
administration or the estateof Richard brdH@
late of said county, deceased Al persons
having claims against said deceased, are Ao't-
by warned TO exhibit them, With lie yoGoa'
ers thereof to the subscribers, on or Oe'o!'
The 18th day Of September ueIt Or the%. aa'
by law be excluded from all benefit 70 sac IS
tate-and those indebted thereto 2'e regae@'
ed to maze Immediate payment. Z
Given under our hands this l5tn d"g %
March, 1908.
Richard B. Brandt,} z.y',,
Wilson Smeot, )
March l9. -. l@ w..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
A 'TraQ Of Land,

TN TIE same county, which was granted to
! Il ThosaaS Chapman by deeds OF lease and
release from 1yillisTn ,Eehbs tor 6s55 acres,
bearing date the TIA and sth days OF June
i774.
Also, one other tract Of Land,
in the same couatys whioh WAS conveyed TO
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease
anG release from I3ertrsnd Eweli and ais wife,
and Jesse Sell and bis wife, for so acres,
more or less, bearing Dale the 9Th and 10th
days Of april, l775. :
Also, one tract or parcel OF
Lard which was conveyed 10 the said Chap
man by dsedszof lease and release from Jesse
Ewesl and his wife, and Bertrand Eweii and
his wife, for so acres, more er less, bearing
da.e the 2dand Sd days of January, 1871, all
OF Which. deeds. are now Of record IN the counss
ty court OF Prince NNilsarn. and also, all
the other estate, right, title, claim and pas-
session which Carr Chapman, on the goth
November, I79Y had of and in to the land
and real estate whereof his father or any ot
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed.
The above description is taken from the mort
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson & Veitch ON the Doth November,
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that the threetra OF land have
been united into one which adjoins the town OF
Dumfries. On 1t there is dwelling house &
some wood. The general rights described
will, as 1t is believed, comprehend q fourth
= part Of the reversion of all the dover land OF
SusannaNS Swinett, and one fourth part OF the
reyerSlOn OF all the land devised by Thomas
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after Tie death
of the said Sessnna and the said Elizabeth.
Bond and approNed security will be required.
Benjamin Botrs.
NaysA 6 DDS
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Ten Dollars Reumd.

STRAYED from t9e subscriber LIVING or
the main road leading from Alexandra {,
George Town, on Tuesday evening las,
likely SorrsL Hare, about IL and hAf hands
l,ieh--she had ct the time she went of,
rope -rond her neck about three icat oaa,
two scars on tie right side Of her back occa'
stoned by the saddle, handsomely fornea, has
long tail, and in very good order trots and
gallops remarkably easy, and IS unshod' -
Whoever takes UP the said Mare, itwlt1n
the district Of Columbia, viii be entitled to
reward Of Five Do!lars; if out OF the district
Ten Doigur$, and al reasonable expenses VIA
be pad il brought home.
VIM. Fl. Warrington.
fyfatch IS. cow
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w. Eilzey,
Lcting err. IF NJ. Harrison, dec

@ Allpersons having claims asainct tie
seia estate are requested to bring them tor
ward for settlement, and those indebted for
fees, or in aay other manner, TO make imme-
diate Paynent,to the Executor.
March II 2aw8tf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
PUBLIC SALE.


IN Wednesday the 3th dag Of April If
~ faiv. il not the neSt fair day, viii besoid
to the highest Bidder at the plantation Of the
late Azofthssy Harrison, esq. on Goose creek
about FIVE miles from Leesburgh~-A very
large and valuable stock Of horses, cattle,
sheep and hogs a variety Of farming uten'
sis some household and kitchen furniture
and a quantity of Indian corn At the same
time and place will be sold or hired for time
witch will be fixed, several valuable Slaves.
alter all is sold ut this place, the sale will be
continued at the farm, commonly called ia.
cob's, ABOUT three miles FROM Mrs. Lacey's
tavern, and the same distance from the Gun
spriog--the like description Of property will
be offered for sale, and on the same terms
among the horses are several very HIGH BRED
brood mares. The creditors are invited te
attend arc purchase---a!l claims well authen-
ticated Will be received in payment, and cn
those due by bond or for cash the usual dis
count VIII be rnadc---twelye months credit
will be allowed far I'll sums over i've dollars
the purchaser giving bond, with approved Sc
curity, to carry interest from the date if not
punctuaily paid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
his is to give Notice,
January Sc

That the sttbscriber, Of Alexandra coun-
~, in the district Of Columbia, hath obSalF0d
from the Orphans Court Of said county let
fers testamentary on the estate Of 1osfz@ 1'4l4-
re Perrin, late Of the county aforesaid &C.
ceased Ill pcrSons-haying claims against .lle
said deceased are hereby Warned TO e@h1Di'
shcni, With the4yoGcners thereof, to me SUI
scglher. en- OF before the 25tE day CT oePlcss',
Der next, Or they may by Law be exc!0aeS'
fporl al benefit 70 said estate and those "a
debted thereto are required &c make ll'1TncSi-
ale pay,nent--G amer ny I's'ild ,'''s '2'''
day Of March, 1903.
Msthurin Perrin, En-.
N5aprb * 3taw6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
Jonah Tllonpfon.

1reaaure, L. Il. Z. Csmtac,.g
Msrrbs 2 l. &C ~,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
I5a1irsg5oae Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON,

Reaflee tly iSsforne his FRIENDS e1ia ne YaB-
Lie Ia general,
THAT he has taken the house iately occu.
pied by RANDOLPH afoTT,. a1k Known by the
maine Of the Hoaafngton 11a0e'u, and has pro-
yided himself Nith choice liquors, good oelss'
and is prepared to accommodate customers
in the best manner, and has careful ana AZ
tentive hostler, he solicits a po'toll q pao'lc
patronage
March Is. GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
March Y.
n O Z | c Z,

APPLICATION having been made !. :.
n the mode prescribed by the 9Th an;s,. a' ].
the fundamental resolutions for tho CO. .!
ment Of the PenasyLuania Cofacr ll;o os' -
fa1y, sta1ang that GENERAL MEEq,xo ~ T'''
Stockholders Is requisite for the inter-. rs y
the sad company lido therefore, hepeby = y
POINT Friday the thof april next, al t, -
O'Clock IN the afternoon, at Gads6p's 49,
aleAandria, as the time and ,s!ace Of boll.i,1
the same, when and where the Stocgno%
ers III the said Company are requested :. -
tend.
John Potts, President,
March IS Gavin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
A Private Tutor wanted

A SINGLE MN qualified to fms, !,
education OF few young LADlss, saa ~
can oilag approved rccommendation viii viii s
OF an eligible situation by applying to tbi eaf
NJ, : PRINTER.
la,.n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-29
1 HE SuHSCRIgERS

Berg deslroas Of bringing the GatTs q ne safe
FRA az THOMPSON aid NEEICIa, e q
Gsaai close, oFFER FOR S.fLE re .fol1og0-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

tons in amity with his country Sometimes
they cody return that there is no such man
on BOARD the shin and what has become of
him, the agonies of wife and children in
his native land may be left to conjecture.
When all these and many other such apollo
gies fof refusal fail, the native American 10
dlscharged...and when by the charitable aid
OF his government he has found his way home,
he comes to be informed, that all is as it
should be.....that the number of his fellow suf-
terers is smaH...that it was impossible to
distinguish him from an Englishman,.-..and
that he was delivered up, on duly ausheati-
Gated hroof
Enough, OF this disgusting subject-I can
not stop to calculate how many of these
wretched victims are natives of Massachu-
sets, and how many natives of Virginia.
cannot stop to solve that knotty question of
national Jurisprudence whether some of them
might not possibly be slaves, and therefore
not citizens of the United States-I cannot
stay to account for the wonder, why, poor,
and ignorant and friendless as most of them
are, the voice of their complaints is so sell
dom heard in the great navigating states
admit that we have endured this cruel in
dignity, through all the administrations of
the general government. ] acknowledge
that Britain claims the right of seizing her
subjects In our merchant vessels, and that
even five could acknowledge it, the line of
discrimination would be difficult to draw
We are not in a condition to maintain right
by war, and as the British government have
been more than once on the point Of giving
1t up OF their own accord, would still hope
for the day when returning justice shall in
duce them to abandon.i it, without compulsi-
on. Her subjects we do not want.-The
degree of protection which we are bound
to extend to them, cannot equal the claim of
eur own citizens. would subscribe TO any
compromise of this Contest, consistent with
the rights of sovereignty, the duties of hui
mainly and the principles ofreciprocity but
to the right of forcing even her own subjects
out of our merchant vessels on the high seas,
l never can assent.
'(1o be Concluded in our nert.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
GENrLEMEv,
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON
FROM THE SAME TO THE SAME.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
FEB. Sd, 1907.
GENTLEMEN,

NO' SSD AOOI
GENTLEMEN,
The triplicate of your communica
tons OF Nov. 11th has Just been receiyed-Those
OF September l1th had been previously received
in due time.
The turn which the negotiation has taken, was
not expected, and eXcites as much of regret as
OF disappointment The conciliatorv spirit ma
infested on both sides, with the apparent consis
tency OF the interest Of Great Britain with the
right OF the American flag, touching Impress
ments, seemedto promise as much success to your
efforts on that subject as on the others, and, not
wthstanding the perseverance of the British ca
onet nresIsung your reasonable propositions, the
nope IS not abandoned that more enlightened
and enlarged policy will finally overcome sc1rples
which doubtless proceed more from habits of o.
Pinion and Official caution, than from an mbass-
eel regard TO all the considerations which enter IN
to the true merits of the question.
In tie mean time the president has, with all
those friendly and conciliatory dispositions which
produced your mission, and pervade your instruc-
tlons' weighed the arrangement held out in your
last letter, which conteiuplates formal adjust
ment OF the other topics under discussion, and
an understanding only, on tat of impress
ment. The result of ms deliberations which
am now to state To you, is, that it does not com
port with his views of the national sentiment or
the Legislative policy, that any treaty should be
entered into with the British government which,
whist on every Olilcr point II ~ either limited TO,
or short OF strict right, would include article
providing tor case which, both in principle and
in practice, is so feelngly connected with the no.
nor and sovereignty Of the nation, as well as with
its fair interests; aud indeed with the peace of
both nations.
The President thinks it more eligible, under all
circumstances, that if no satisfactory or formal
stipulation on the subject of imprcssment be al
tainable, the negoca.on should be made u ter
inmate without any formal compact whatever
but with mutual understanding, founded on
friendly and liberal discussions and explanations
that in practice each party will entirely conform
70 what may be thus informally settled. And you
axe AUTHORISED, in case an arrangement ofthis Kind
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
p II r T III.
(coNTINUED.)

Mr. Madison, Secretary of State, to Messrs.
Monroe and Pinkncy, ministers extraordi-
nary and plcnipotentiarv of the U. States,
in London
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

II may reasonably be expected that on This sub
lect the British government Will not persist ia az
tempting place the United states 90 a worse
footing ,han Russia In agreeing 20 consider the
storing for e moafh, and changing the Ship, as a
naturalization OF The property, the coDee ss'on
would be Oh or SIDE, not on teigsi and ~ IVA
king Tulsa condition on w;,icl alone We could
trade with enemy colonies, even directly 10 aud
from our own ports, beyond the amount Of our
own Consumption, swc should make every saori-
iice short Of complete abaadonmcl.t Of Sdr tiin-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-21

: Gre could not have been produced By the
beat of the drum - and he assignstm o rea-
sous: 1sf. That the gun was fred, 5effore
the drum was beaseu;n s secondly, s that
the drum, he thinks, could not be heard
on board the Leopard Z. La both particu.
lars he is contradictrd by every other wil.i
ness. Putting the drrc. evidence our of
the question as TO the las. reason, the court
will Judge, if il was possible that drum
could have been beaten without being
heard al distance of so or 6Oyatds.
To have given notice OF my prepare.
! tions, s.ould have been ipconsistent with
the course which my Judgment bad sug.
eested, This order was a necessary part
of that system. If am censurable in.
this particular, il will not be because this
order was given; but because the system
of conducs which made il necessary, was
ginjudlcious and improper.
Other charges have imputed it 10 me as
an offence, thar delayed my preparations
too long. Whether that part Of the sccu.
saiion be repealed or mott does no. be
long to me 10 determine Blu. if they had
been too long delayed, did not lha, very
delay impose the necessity Of resor.ing to
shis mode, as the Gully means Of gatnicg
time aud correcting The former erroff TIE
charges are inconsistent. Il the first be
true II evinces the absolute necessity Of
pursuing he course which 10 now condemn.
ed.
fTe be continuetj,1
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fTs be continued
BY THIS DAYS. MAIL.
KINGSTON, lam, Nay 9.

Arrived schooner Poney, Williams, in
10 lays from Savannah. .A!so, seot ia the
British armed ship Pomona, NJ 'Naught,
: from Port-au- Prince for London. May
14sh, sent in, the schooner Martha Crow.
ley, from Charleston for 81. ]ago de Gu,
ba, with $50 barrels of haur
At Msntego Bay, brig Olive. Rust, 90
days from New York. This vessel sailed
by permission from the u. S. 10 ballast,
and has been seised by the custom house
officers in Jamaica, as not coming within
the meaning of the proclamation, issued by
sir Eyre Coote, on the 9th November,
1906, regulating the trade of neuiras ma.
lions with this country.
At Falmouth, the brig Twins, Grow.
trom New York. Passed BY, May 10, the
ship New York, Monc,ifIe, from N. York
for Mop,sgo Bay, The Ssrpeut brig Of
war arrived az Kingston on the 26th Of
May, and spoke 90 the 2iss the scheoner
Fair Lady from ST. MaFys.
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Public Sale.

a.
By virtue ola deed of tIu from .Aera,sder
Smith to the subscribers, to secure the pay
ment Of a sum of money to the Bank OF Ale1s
andria, viii be exposed to sale, on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the | 9Th day pf
july next, a PIECE or GROUND lying
on the south side of Duke-street md west SIDE
of Watersheds, being at the intersec tion OF
the streets, extending on Duke-street forty
feet, on Watershed niney-o feet SIX iEcl-
es to ten feet alley-upon credit Of 6, IL,
and Is months, the purchaser giving Eotes
for the several payments negotiable at tas
Bank Of Alexandria, with an approved indogs
ser, and deed oftust upon the property tr
secure the payment of the notes.
James Keith, sen,
James Keith, 'ua.
June 81. CTS
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= ~ - b =
General TyRREAU, the French minister ar
rived at Washington City on Friday last from
Baltimore.
We understand, (says the National Intelli-
gencerJ that dispatches have been received
from general Armstrong of late date in
April General Armstrong was then in Paris
The Usage had not been detained by the
French government, but by gen. Armstrong,
to take his communications for olr govern
ment. She was soon to return 70 t. nglsnd
whence she would soon sail IoEs tie United
States, without returning to France. We do
not learn that any extrsordinsay circumstance
had occurred. ~
Comparison 5etzyeen. kyp,nan 6ftash;on
and tie nooas - WApNs Norman 81 fass-
ion like the moon = Because MADAM LU
ma riaes when hT ha .bsnd (th esnnJ goes
to bed, and goes 70 bid when her husband
rises; she ueysr locks 80 b4ao it'll as wben
she shines ID full opposition 70 HIM she
slso makes harms, appears someslmes IN the
Oabors, sometimes clousy sameumes Sc
rene, and a, TINA 10 hap; but, above
all, she is ever changing.
A quaker, a few days since, having been
cited as an evidence at a quarter session,
one of the magistrates, WHO had been
Blacksmith, desired TO know why he would
not take off his has.
Il is a privilege, said the witness, that
the laws ADD lib-ralry of my couatry IN
dulge people Of our religious mods OF
thinking. II bad i, 10 my power, said
the angry justice, would have your hat
nailed 10 your head. ,ho',, said ODE diah
that thou hsd'ss given over the trade Of
driving nails.
[Lendon pap.
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aleralnrta Dailp a0Derttsfr.
TUESDAY, JpaE 81, !,
u

/ T We have Just seen Proposals for
printing a New Work, under the title of !" The
lLawyer !; or Nan as. heodght MOI to be- Said
Ito be written by a young gentleman of the
bar, late ofthe city of Washington, - rom
the novelty of the title, we feel anxious to 81
il issued from the press. It's reported that
zadock cramer, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
as purchased the manuscript of the author,
I'D purposes to publish it in baltimore IN a
W weeks.
Subscriptions WILDE received. at this office.
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NETWORK, June ls.

Arrived brig Thesis, Thompson. 10 %
DAYS from Kingston, Jam. Left schooner
Iefferson of Philadelphia, the only Ameri
csn vessel there. The ship Pamp,ico, Mil
rsa, sailed she day before tor New York
in ballast. Junr 1st, off Isle OF Pines,
spoke ship Holland, four days from Fal.
mouth tor New York, in ballast. Spoke,
three days out, schooner Iicooic, from
Jamaica for Philadelphia. The Pamptico
and jefferson were seized, bur released at
forwards. The governor Of Jamaica has
permitted the espoita.ion ofrum to vessels
arriving 10 ballast, Two Of the Cork feet
had arrived. Price Of -four, 81 to 80 dol
lars per barrel.
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MARTINsBURG, Tune II.

/. Died on Wednesday lass, 10 buck!es'
Towo, after a lingering and painful dis
aase. Mr.. Robert MKnight: His rems'os
we're Yesterday inferred 10 the German
bnr;a, ground 10 this town. Mr.. M Knight
was universally esteemed by his anqoa'nt.
anrea. as an honest msn, sincere friene,
and an agr able and shcial companion.