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POETIC III DEPARTMEN Mt.
The HAEFIELD.


FAREWELL to the town, and Its hustle and
noise,
Where Pity must sigh for what Folly en-
joys;
/ have turned to scene where all nature is
gay,
And roll at my ease on bed Of new hay.
Ambition might envy SO soft repose,
Where Nature her charms In proiusion be-
slows,
Where health and the goddess Of Pleasure
unite
TO pour en- our .hsarts the full Rood, de-.
Light.
The fragrance that.aoats on the breath OF the
wind,
May rival the far boasted perfumes of indie,
For sad is the gale that is laden with sighs,
Of9yraats and slaves, and untasted it dies!
But ambition must tess'on an ocean of down.
Ere the forehead of Care ~can be robbed of
Its frpwn:
Then, If grandeur be pain, how much wiser
are thew,
WHO aull at .heif ease on a bed ef new hay.
O what are the charms Of crouded saloon.
Where athousand la,npsGlaze lii the spleD-
dor OF noon,
Where beauty and youth, age and folly are
Cranmed,
And are better delighted tbs more they sre
jammed.
The windows are opened indsed, bat the
breath
Ofthe soul cooling zephyrs is loaded with
Death
And those, who according to fashion attire,
10 be ia the fashion, must shortly expire.
Farewell 70 such folly. meadow be mine,
Where dhc breezes Of health give pleasure
divine;
And oft I'll renew the sweet sports Of to-day,
Ayhen happy alld thosgh,less, lfolled in the
hay.
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a emf round with broad black face AID
heading. Purple parasoi, with deep white
or amber awaing. Shoes andgloves OF but
kid.
ANOTHER AcCpUNg.

The newest articles that have isss,eG from
the mandatory are ths-striped sarsnets and
imperial bonbazeens gossanaer gauzes,
Italian siafanies, spotted cansbrics, and line
tamboared snsslins -aze-sssiaal mitch worn IN
full dress. In the morniag costume the
straw striped muslin has completely rivailed
the iaronet cambrick, which is now chiefly
confined to slips and under dresses. Shot
and figured twiN sarsene,s remain high an
fashionable estimation. Our stuff and pop
lin manufacturers are exerting all their &C.
MUS tow ards the production of SOMETHING
which shall vie III warmth and beauty with
Cloth, and whichpromisss to become not On
iy an article Of scarcity but monopoly.
Morning and walking dresses are still
made high in the neck, but withou: collars /;
to lace up the front, and trimmed round
the throat and wrists with double row OF
she'll lace.
ga full or evening dress the backs CT
gowns are made square, aud rather high,
~withoutlinings, bet in at the bottom OF the
waist wish an cssy' fullaess ) the bosoms are
worn low, and shoulders much exposed !;
sthe sleeves long and mostly of lace ; trains
still continue very moderateaength; the
Savorite sash is of ,heAbias corded rlbband,
tied on the left side with sn,all bows and
long ends. Ave have noticed some jackets
and pettieoat, but the Spanish costume haa
declined little in favor.
The witching bonnet, In pink satin and
lace, is distinguished for its airy elegan &c.
vThe crown j. in the cone form, made 20 sit
quite easy and PLAIN, and confined in at the.
back of the head by band of ribband. The
front is constructed of alternate stripes Of
lace and ribband, supported by light wire
frame, bound ovel with satin; 1t is brought
down more ON the left side, and ties in a
careless bow Ga the right; and Sufficiently
raised from the face TO Admit underneath a
full short wreath ofheath or geraniam.
Four rows of blond, or ribband, in wfolc
Waiting at one edge, sewn together, forming
a long rosette, and overcast on the other
With colored chenille, called rucle, is ia
-eritc addition TO lace or satin caps. :
No material change has taken place m the
mode ofwcaring the hair, it is still after the
madonna, or Grecisn manner, ornamentcd.
with lace wells and punches Of flowers. The
prevailing colors Of the season arc jonquiNe,
geranium, rose, and mszarine the fashion.
able mixtures are red and green, red and
brown, red and blue, and amber and white.
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= = FALL GOODS,

pEcr1yED BIZ TIE WILLIAM AND 1''
FROA LIVERPOOL,
4 eereya! assortment Fall G0'e'
AMONGST WHICH ApE-..
Fine ard coarse broad & na u,
row Cloths, well escorted Coa'ines. t uat
mercs, FlauneIs, Blankets, |esans' ,[ ss
rry. &C. SC. wbich viii be opened S''S
sale in few days, ,,d
0ctoher 20.
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y . I ! & L F.: .

r ,hc StOCE-
THAT Inc annual meeting OF "e comu,.
bo,ders in the Little River IurnP'he w. :" Ne
nv, will be held en- the first mona'' .,.xsa-
eau.,,cr next. {: TIC City liotel' IL slc,,;os
dria; ct whi2h time aad place an n;rec~
viii take place for President 'ou ", of .bs
tors, and Treasurer. a sta'e' n"nort cfthe
conpary's funds together WIN , ,,noore.s Of
proceedings, expenditures ana :, p .e,ing. n
the work will be laid before .''' ,,sre,t of
proposition for equaIllaing tho ., I've takcu up
old and new Stockholders, VIII "
and decided upon. or
Jonah Thompson 80 :. G
October. IL
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is man of the name of Parfeycr. When
summon'd bv the duke ofDantzic to deliver
up his arms before the 10Th of August, he
wrote him back an answer, desiring him to
send two of bis aids-de-camps, who should
,decide-whether the duke in the year 1875,
when he was emily general Lciebvre, st the
head of such force as he (Parfeyer) COM
manded, would have obeved similar slim
mons. The insurgents are estimated AT
$4,000, a number which appears insredble
but several officers who have beeu present
at the late occurrences, have assured me
that an army OF 6o,oooia scarcely suffice nj
to obtain possession of she country ard
that even force of that magnitude would
be incompetent, unless the severess mea-
sures we're adopted: such as setting fire TO
the houses, driving away the cattle, occu-
rying the sides Of the mountains, and fore.
ing the inhabitants to the top. of their
Alps, where they must either surren der, or
perish by hunger. Should the war break
out again, our own frontiers will probably,
be exposed to 'the greatest devastation and
we may expect 70 see retaliatsd upon our,
selves part of the calamities VIC intend for
ths Tyrolese.p
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May I3.
Doctor /. I. Colnyn,

Il tyot e$SSjo1sGg DENTIST - Baltimore,
w ESPECTFULLY acquaintS the LADIES
"a, and GEauLkMGa OF Alexandria, that
he lnten,,s to practice in this place for few
days, in all thc various branches OF his pro-
fsssion. No gentee person Of either sex,
,an give or receive pleasure or comfort, ty
teeth co<ted with tart or decayed gums, CT
fntea breath, Lis method Of cleaning the
teeth will be found both easy and edicacious,
as hundreds can attn st IL Baltimore and else
where. Without giving pam, o. hurting the
enamel, he removes the tartar, &c. when the
teeth will assume beautiful appearance the
gums adhering the teeth; out the state
of the gums require It, doctor I. Will give
to the person an antiscorbutlc lotion OF che
mical preparation, which gained the applause
OF hundreds both III Europe and Amt1ca.---
1t is pleasant innocent, and ehectual, IN
smoothing and whitening the teeth ana cur
ing the gums, rendering them red and firm,
preventing the decay OF the teeth and sweet
enine the breath. Doct. c. fits artificial teeth
from one to an entire set, with such nicely, as
to answer the useful purposesof nature, and
of SO natural an appearance that 1t Is impossi-
bic TO distinguish them from real ones. DR..
G. flatters himself from his being regularly
bred to the practice of physick. as wei! as to
the Dentist Business, and his long experience
on the continent Of Europe( france and opsln1
to give to all those who favour him with their
commands, every possible satisfaction.
May 3 o.
n. B. Doctors C. will wait on any lady or
gentleman at their respective houscs,or may
be consulted at the City Tavern
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.he nan. Is In,ls. TIE defendant,

- -
= the nan}islnsls, the defendant,
:, Michael Brieit, commanding. a 5ri-
'' &C the militia Of the commonwealth OF
.lyania, received orders from the go
's1s5 Il the siate-" immediately to have
Illness such a portion OF the militia
l. his command as might be necessary
e',sr,ite the orders, ard to employ them
- .rotect and defend the persons and the
.r,rsY of the said Elizabeth Sergeant and
bs Waters from and against any pro-
pnI,aded Oh the decree of the sad Ri
q bsters, 1ddge ofthe district court Of
Illted States aforesaid ~ ! IN virtue.
,x5Ish any officer undef the direction Of
sIr. States may attempt to attach. the.
.ops or the properHot' the SAID Eilza-
& Sergeant and Esther NateE.'
4 Guard u.ls accordingly placed At the
.,sss of Mrs. Serge at,t and Mrs. Waters,
1;thss been luilY proved, and IS admit
i that the defendants With a fall know
l,r Of the. character Of the marshal of
! district, and ot his, business, his COM
s,on and the process which he had TO
,cate BIZ :ag eya rGackto thenl, opposed,
II pl0skets aecl bayonets, the PsfseTefing
hrs Of t.at officer to serve the writ and
sota resistance. pr vented him frora seTV-
Il. :,
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dav we have reunited to celebrate the birth
Of our beloved king Ferdinand vi. and at
tsrimploring the Go1 of Armies Tor has IL
berty and happy restoration we protest to
God who knows our hearts, and to the
whole world, that. this happy people, repre-
sented to-day By this respectable Junto !; this
vigIlalt garrison and myself at their head,
are united as one family. Our eyes always
.vigilant, our arms always raised, not against
our brethren, not for the promotion OF IN
trigue or Of personal ambition, but to perse-
cute the enemies Of our king Ferdinand,
and Spain our mother country, and our ex-
ertions shall Sc the greater as she becomes
unfortunate. God, my sons, will protect
our righteous cause, and in faith our true
and noble sentiments.
l3attatlons-Pr Present Arms?
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acknowledgement Of any new t2ninissse1ii .--
This would be exacted BY any independent
anapowerfm government but our owns
We however justly prefer the sacrifice OF
forms and etiquette IN the hope, however
slender, ofremainiiag at peace and obtaining
justice BY temporising. The American
people have still a figh,to expect from their
executive the demand of a serious and AIDE.
quate atonemant toi this gross insult to our
sovereign rights and national honor, with
the other satisfaction due from France for
her multiplied and fragrant wrongs ur1pro-
vokedly heaped upon US andnoW persisted
in.
TN0yth AUer,1 S
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CHARI.ff..,s3.rs I'm 4.

The u. S. brig Hornet, J Il. Dent, Esq,
is days from the Balize, an
aored in the roads Yesterday noon. Alter
aviug Has,alna The Hornet proceeded to
srsage,a, where she remained two days J;
gn tAcnceshe went to the mouth OF the
Mississippi, landed Gen. Wilkinson and
lie, and saiiedythe next day.
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N COMMON COUNCIL,

MAY 10, 1907.
ORDERED, That Abr1ham Faw, Viii
liam S. Moore, and Joseph Smith, be CONF
missioners 60 hold an election on Monday,
tire ed instant, at John Hodgkin's tavern,
to elect member OF the Common Coun-
Gil for the third ward, in place OF Adam
Lynn, resigned.
0rdsred, That John Sutton, Joseph Dean
and Aaron Hewes be committee TO rent
out in the best manner they can, Dnke-sreet
Dock, for the term of two years, or until
Thomas Preston's time expires IN the adj
Joining warehouse and that the person
contracting shall during the lease, keep the
dock in as good repair as it now is, ana
leave it in the sam Aanner.
ADAM LYNN, c. c..
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TRANSLATED
For the Charleston Courier.
SOUTH AJlERICA.
Pr @ c. L A M A tt . n

0fthe o1peynoy, Doh Xavier Efo, made to
the troops and inhabitants 81 4l0nte0laeo'
October 14th, 1903, at the place q par
ade.
snaniards of Montevido and he country.
spaniards are the sya,bol Of adslify. 10
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Was taken up

ind committed 10 the joH sfthis county,
n NEGRO MAN who calls himself Noses
N and says he is the property OF MI.
Henry Washington, he IS about % or % years
of age and about FIVE feet org inches high,
stout made, bad on a striped waisteoat and
coarse linen shirt and towsers. The owner
is requested 30 prove property, pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he VIII DC us
posed of as the law directs.
James Campbell.
Jailor.
May Is. lawn
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aleanosta xatlp Ga5ette.

SATURDAY, NJ AY Is.


MARRIED at Winchester, on the 9th
lml, Fleet Smit1, ESQ. attorney at law of
to Miss 5ffa'ae Holiday, daugh-
rof the late William Holiday.
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a YOUNG MAN,

n fOUNO WhlV9
yKTHO can produce satisfactory recon-
Wv mendations, will be glad to be en-
p,oycd in some dry or wet good store or IN
sovne Office. A letter directed to +. M and
eft at this offi2e, Will be attended TO.
AMil - N'S'
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CUBA.

All foreigners who went to reside az St.
sosnee the French revolution, and are
pipermitted to remain BY an express act
The governor Of the Island, are required
hdrpart from the district.
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

Or will beterehangedf Tor Property IN .4lera'l-
d,ia orits piefHty,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. lhis
land lies in the state of Ohio. and is said to
be amongstt the best in the state. II will be
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
May l3.
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Don Tossbh 1saa5us dc Eiaf has been
rponted, by the Supreme and government
aua,a Of Spain and the Indies, in the
lane Of king Ferdinand the VII. conioint
barge d'aaairs of his Catholic majesty,
|rththe cbevalier de Foronda) near the U.
bates of America.
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ARRIVED,
Brig Mary Ann, Dawson, ST. Barthole-
Sugar, 70 Bryan Hampson.
Schr. Good Intent, Baxter, Boston
Northern produce, to Faxon Met
calf, and CO.
Mount Wallastou, Hall, do
do. TO Lawrason and Fowle.
CLEARED.
Brig Louisa, M.Namara, Laguira-
By Jos. Riddle and George Siacum.
Schr. Hannah, Mitchell, Nortoik-
BY E. Campbell and Wheeler.
SIoop Little Lady, Moore ditto
By Newton Keene.
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c. lie C:eydfer de Foronda, consul ge-
laal Of his Catholic iaal sly Ferdinand 9TH
Rreiged yesterday letter from the captain
gaeral OF the island of Puerto Rico, inform
ns him that NO other port in the island ex-
eFSt. Johns, is opento American vessels,
@i thai they viii be permitted to sill for
any other port of the island, for the purpose
q taking on board a cargo, if the govern
aeut should think it necessary at the same
ane,the caPtain-gen requires that the
|sselS should be furnished with documents
ON the consuls.
Ahila-ti9hid, 1lay 10.
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NOT &c E.

THE snbclibers will attend at Duke street
dock, on Wednesday, the i7th lhstali'' a.
O'Clock in the afternoon, Tor the PufPoSo q
renting said dock agreeable to the ABOVE ot'
der of Council. = 80.
Iofepll Dean.
Aaron EIeNessa
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Before tie British government consented
Y feseind the orders in council, war was
@aounced BY every democratic press a
Aas' the power which should be last inre-
o'ng hcirestraints Jpn neutral commerce.
'Ocs, however, France proves to be that
pser, tie ardor Of those patriots has been
\ cooled down, that YOU hear no more OF
aonor OF this country being involved IN
SRg prompt and eticacious means OF re-
@ against the more pertinacious wrong
@, We hear no more whining about the
%dom Of the seas, and see no more symp-
as Of fhoier against those who lnfest 1t
4elrS lracies. All is meekncss and con-
inner. End submission. We are even
hafe onaparte is about to send US aao-
mlnissrr to Pa!aver US into his views, or
US friends express it, TO settle all differ
edoes not require the sending OF mi
s''r TO settle our differences. Nothing IS
aang but the disposition 90 the part OF
ace to do justice. She has no claims
PP'etext for claims uponus. The wrong
81 on one side; for we have heretofore
: Too pusiHanimous and subssrvient to
esen,a dispute With her. Why there
are We told, that her present minister
b recalled and another sent who IS
& ga our wouads. The resembling OF
!, oerh0 ard other pirasical DEGREES and
pC apology for the insoleDt declara-
% general Armstrong that France
t3Eed us as at war with Great
AZ Ought in strictaess 70 precede the
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May 49,.
A GREAT BAR GAIN

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM or
which he resides in Fairfax counsy, miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
nv, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city OF Washington
in healthy, agreeable nei3hborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which Is cenve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
nroved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily BIS made. ANY per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application TO MIR, john DuLrs, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
mises.
E. Dulin.
June 2. dS
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THIS is to give notice, That the subscri-
Ter of Alexandria county, in the district Of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters testamentary
on the estate of CHARLES WADswoRTH:
late of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd.
all persons having Claims against the said de-,
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 9Th day of March
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-and those indebted
thereto arc required to make immediate pay
ment. -
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF Sep-
TENDER, 1909.
James Patton, Es'r.
September 6. eo6w
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under decree Of the honorable the circuit
court ofthe district of Columbia, held atAlex-
andria, the subscribers will expose to public
sale at the coGee-house on the lsth day OF
nex, month, on a credit of sixty and ninety
days,
On Undivided maisty ofa rent Of Isl 1s
Per Qsnhn,
Payable for ever, charged On lot Of ground
situated at the intersection OF Wolfe and U
nion-streets, and extending :outhwardly along
the west side Of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side Of Vote street sixty TWO feet six inches
The payment OF this rent IS secured by valu-
able Peruamen; improvements on the lot.
And if from the sale Of the above rent
charge the sum required by the decree OF
the court cannot be raised--the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same place,
and on the same credit
One undivided seventh fart Of Ike reversox
an.fee,
Expectant on the death of Jane Roberdeau,
widow of Daniel Ro5erdeau, deceased in the
following Lots, thas is to say, one Lot on
the cas-, side of Water street bstween Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front ON Water
treet 81 feet inches, in depth US tsst,
and bounded on the Moth by all alley
feet wide.-On this lot is erected handsome
and convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the usual eut-housss And two other
los adjoining each other on the west SIDE OF
Union-st between Wolfe and Wilkc-strssts,
in front on Union-street forty spne feet, in
depth one hundred and twenty Hse feet
R. /. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell.
September s: d3ot
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Juns2.
O. Ma,hal's Sale.

WILL be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder, on MONDAY the 18th day OF Dep
temher next, in the courthouse square, at
O'Clock, in the morning, by virtue OF al order
Of the honorable the circuit court OF the dis
trict Of Coluulhia for the county OF Alexan-
slria, all the right and interest OF 1ohn Gsod-
ing, in and TO a certain Negro Man Slave,
who has been suffered to SO at large and hire
himself out contrary to law.
r. Mofs;. D.. M.
August 26-2s.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

a acknowledgements to the inhabitants Of
this town and its vicinity Tor their past iavors,.
and earnestly soliCits continuance of tha
same. He likewise 5egs leave to inform them
that on MONDAY, the 18th instant, he will
commence his Night School, where will be
taught, as usual, Reading, Writing, .Arith-.
metc. Mathematics, SC. SC
Any young gentleman wishing to be in-.
struc,ed, will please to make early applica-
ton to-
c.. w. Carlin.
September IA. d2w
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N . T | G E.

NosEblENCE 10 decree Of the Ho-
CO. .v''ole the Circuit Court of the district
49,, s0'u1'n0nia, for the county of Alexandria,
yea Lyle, Daiziei, and others, complain
bs. al" Robert Lyle's heirs, deliss direct
49, @s subscriber to take possession OF that
"a. 1.-THE real estate of Robert Lyle, the
al deceased, allotted to the complainant,
r,,. cut the same out for the benefit OF the
Sn aea--l wiilrent the three story RsisS
cra,,.: a"a Dwelling House lately occcpiedby
N 81" Oliver P. Find.ay, on Fairfax-street,
ediate possession may be had.
G.. DsnsGle, Comr.
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ORPHANS COURT,
September IA.

alexandria County, SEPT. Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the Executor of Charles Wadsworth.
deceased, do insert the following adyer0 ace
ment three times week for six weeks La tho
Merandr1a DAILY Gazette.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
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FOR RENT,

THE DWELLING HOUSE of the late
Colonel Hoos, on Water-street.-It is spa
cious and convenient, and has all necessary
outhouses, with very excellent garden att
ached to it.
J. H. Hooe, !.
John Muncalter.
Executors.
March IS
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT is nov offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, / 50 Of which are in
wood No land is better adapted to the use Of
Plaster of Paris, and there is some very valu-
able meadow land uponit.
For terms apply to w, H. Foota, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles,
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jr.
9eptember IA. d