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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
F,om sjs Ma1aebgIs,h Soy
NELLY rnE MlLKMAID.

NELLY rnE MILKMAID.
4 lr,er,fu6lI1ss iuitaa'n # be hpey fafbais fy'
IF modern fsefy.
WHEN Nelly now from off her bed,
Before twas ligh, aroie,
Tie fir!t thing which came in her head,
Was to put on her clothes.
The lirit things which the maid did dSs.-
dare not tell that news
BUT the laa things fhe did pu, on
gueis they were her fhoes.
When forth lhe went out of the houfe,
She wide abroad did fare,
But all was quiet as mouie,
Without breath of air
And then Eight did make her quake,
She thought fhe faw ghoit
Bur here i,e made lad miitake-
Twas nothing but poll !
Blu, foon the morn, as If difpofed
To wake her Nam and Dad,
Ger eafiera her charms dilclosd -
/" IN runet mantle clad"
Her pace wa. flow, as if afraid,
10 lee this maid, no doubt,
IA all her native charms arrayd--
Her face was like a--clout !
Her arms were as two trapitcks imall,
Her fingers jult like thong;
Fer legs-if legs we might them call
Were ike the legs Of tongs !!
New Timothy, the man. came down,
Bur the il-manner'd ape,
Did nreich his arms a5out-the clown
And rub his eyes-and cape
Thea Nelly went forth to the cow,
Which had cowifh trick,
Fur it did focn appear as how,
She Nel'ys hand could lick T!
Blu. did fl,e lick her hand-or preis--
The COW was not at fault,
She meant to fay, Z" Dear Nelly olels
Me with little ialt =
Next Nelly tat down on her isoo',
And 1rean'd it from the COW,
AT milking fhe was not fool,
She fro:hd the milk vow
And now the milking being done,
She homeward bent her way,
To do--like every Mothers ion
The bushels Of the day
Elm Shakespeare and other old authors DO
"a uied for put on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Neq0 Corn and Flour Stare.
WILLIAM CROSS.

No. 3, Lo1g WBarT
EAs JUN received per fehooner Nancy,
IL from Baltimore,
400 barrels superfne FLOUR,
$50 do. Fine do.
1000 bufhels Yellow CORN,
hhds. Virginia Leaf 1OBACCO,
% kegs do manufactured do.
The above articles being all purchafed with
Cath by himielf, will be fold as low or lower
than can be purehafed in this town of the
fame quality.
NJ B.-Flour is warranted not to be ground
longer thsA thirty days. A conRant fupply
will be kef and every favor gratefully sc-
knowledged.
Portland, JHy 8, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
BENJAMIN L. Chafe,

Benjamin I. Chafe,
2 ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
An he has efta5lifhed the
BAKING BUSINESS,
under Mechanic Hall, Fore-ftreet, few rods
below Titcomb's Wharf-where he will have
conftanty for fale-Ship Bread and Shipping
Crackers in kegs, on liberal terms-Losf
Bread, Charleffown Bifeut, Milk Biicuit, and
cold water Crackers, which he will put up in
half barrels or fmaller quantities, for the con-
venience of families rehding Cut of town.
~ Country Merchants can be fupplied
with Bread for retailing in exchange for Pro-
duoe or other terms that are liberal.
'.' Ali commands in his protection CRATE.
fully received and punelualy attended to.
Portland, Jsjy 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Anatomy, Phyfiology, Medi.
cine and Surgery.
F,ysSs,g, D,a,ia Of M.ise, Ma, 80, 1909.

F,ys6srg, D18rh7 u Name, May 20, 1903.
TAR. RAMSAY course of the above
IL branches, will commence on Tuefday the
fri of Auguf next, and terminate on the laft
day Of the fame month. The demonltrable
fyfem of the bones, mufcels, veiIeIs, nerves,
and vital organs, of the human fubject, accom-
panied by the Doet'rs Syllabus, referring to the
whole. which are feen, and handled, by the
Pupil, the Library, and his fuperintendance,
It's hoped, not only 70 abridges, bur lmphfies
the fludy of Anatomy, that the period propof.
ed, 1lall furniih ample time, for clear and
impreliive idea of the fcience.
DR.. Ramfay begs leave to notice, that he
has now arranged the Syllabus of his fu,nre
demonstrations of Anatomy, and doctrines of
Phy6ology, Medical and Surgical practice
FOUNDED on a minute knowledge of animal
ftrutture, and the Phenomena prefented us
by nature) which places the important iubjed
of Fever, aud general Morbid affection, in
light new and intereftng The improvements
in forming Anatomical preparations, formerly.
and lately, introduced by DIR. Ramlay, will be
particularly attended to.-Centlemen may be
admitted to the Mufeum for fludy week
previous to the commencement of the Lee
lures. Tickets 20 dollars. Fryeburg is 4S
miles from Portland, between which and Bof-
ton, packets continually ply. A Stage iets Off
from Portland, TO Fryeburg, Tuefdays at 9
O'Clock r. M. DIR. Ramfay, fen6bly impreG
ed, with the urbani,y he has experienced in
this country, aud above all, that docility and
fplendsr of talent, in the Youth, who have
honored him with their attention 10 amply
compenfaiing his relinquihment of retire
ment, which formed one Of his chief objects
in WHITING this country regrets, that his flu
ture puriui,s in fcience, dictate his return to
London. If poaible, previous to his letting
off for his native country, he fhail endeavor
to dilute ,hofe plans of Medical Study lin the
Cities of this continent, which have met the
appreciation of the Scientific, in this country
and Europe. have been form.
ed with view to the continuance of the
Fryeburg Medical Inilitution under the di
reaion OF one of the Doctors Pupils in cafe
DIR. Ramfay returns TO Europe.
N. B The diilection and comparative An.
latomy of the brute fpecies will be extenlively
adopted in the Doctors School, in fryeburg,
as an important fouree OF improvement to
the Pupil, at all ti~es within his power, and
by which the ltrutture of the human iylem,
in many uiefl.l particulars Is clearly illultrated
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

WE the fubferibers being appointed Com
w miflioners by the Hon Samuel freeman,
Efa. Judge of Probate for The county of Cum
beriand. TO receive and eyamine the claims Of
the creditors TO the elta,e of
STEPHEN BLAsDeL, Jun.
late of Northyarmouth, in iaid county, houfe'
wright, deceaisd, repreien,ed inioveni, here
by give notice that three months from the
twenty. fecond inilan, are allowed TO faid
creditors to bring in and prove their claims
that faid commifhoners will attend for that
purpofe at the dwelling houle Of Mr.. Ds.is.
min He,,il, in faid Northyarmouth, on the
fecond Friday in July, Auguis, aud septsm-
Der next, froR, TWO TO tx O'Clock in the after
noon. JOSHUA MITCHELL,
BENJAMIN HERRICK.
No,hya,mesfb, June IS, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
David Peale,

uAS for private fale, at his Auction Room
4 No 9, Jorsi' Rote, Fy6f,eet,
A conGgnment of PAPER HANGlNCS q
BORDERS, prices from so cents to dolls.
pr. Roll.
MAPS of the United States.
A few auintals Newfoundland Table FISH
1sIY 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

h.igbti 10 be Mi jor khgipd nj
Leland.
ciX Fre;ghts of Timber and FINAL Storage
- Of Slaves and I.1lh Wood, at a conven.
lent Wharf in the Dftri6t Of Maine, can lie
had for velfes from 100 to $50 tons, for
England or Ireland, at liberal price. per 'on.
Apply TO j.. w QUINCY,
no. 2s, Long. Wba.j-Bcsios.
NJ B.-A line from an out poff, will he
Immediately attended to, from owners of fueh
veirels who are difpofed to contract.
7use &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

DROkE into the encofure of the fubicriber
- red MARE, about IA hands high, a
white nripe in her face, black main and tail
PAGES all--The owner may nave her again by
proving property and paying charges, by APP
plying TO SOLOMON, BLACKSTON
fsimorit, July 8, 1909. Qo)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

To The Honorable Jwaices Of ts' Court
Of Cannon Pleaf far The eomty Of
Oxford, baden at Paris, in Gid coun.
~, on the jee0nd Tuesday Of Nay, II.
ID. 1909.
THE Petition and Representations of Daniel
4 Cole of Buckiield, in fsid county, yeo-
man, Guardian of Nathaniel Mayhem and
John Mayhem, minors, children Of William
Mayhem, late OF Buck6ed, yeoman decsafed,
Humbly iheweth that the laid Nathaniel and
John are interetted in as heirs of faid deceafed
and own one iixsh part each, of about 6xty
fix acres of land and fmall part of Dwell
ling houfe ftuated in faid Buckield, being the
re6due of the homeftead farm of faid deceafed,
incluiive of theWidow's Dover that the faid
minors in,ereft in faid eftAte is a, preient un-
productive, and that it would be greatly for
their benefit, and necenary to have their faid
proportion fold, to pay taxes and approPria-
ted towards the fupport and legal expences
of faid minors.-Wherefore he prays your
Honors to grant him Licence TO Zen The in
terrell of iaid minor children in the aforefsid
real eflate, and as in duty bound will ever
pray DANIEL COLE.
May 10 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Hofea lIsley

Hofea llSley
INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
= has formed connection in business with
Mr.. ROBERT MOVES; and that the Paisf-
jag B.inr" will be purified in failure by them
under the Firm of
Ilsley 6 Moves.
He requefls all perfons who are indebted to
him to make immediate payment, and thoie
who have any demands to exhibit the Game
for fettlement.
Porfiand, May s, 1909. (sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

p ANYWAY from the fubfcriber, on Sat-
IN urday Ian, an indented apprentice, by
the name of ISL LIGHT, about IS years
of age, rather light complexioned for boy
of colour-All perlons are hereby forbid
harboring or trulting him on my account, as
they would avoid the penalty of the law
Whoever will return him to his matter, fhall
receive one Cent reward, bur no charges paid.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Portland 7pty g. 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
L to ali concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
truft Of an adminiitra,or on the eftate Of
ANTHONY LIBBY,
late of Scarborough, in the county Of Cum.
bsrland. deceafed, by giving bond as the law
dire6ts-He therefore requeIts all perions
who are indebted to the fad decea'ed's eftste,
to make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to SOLOMON BRACDON.
'1sty 8, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
PorfLand RafLing- HonLe.

THE public are RESPECTFULLY informed tina,
the PORILAND BATHING HOUSE,
is now open Conitsnf attendance given from
funrife to fnnfet every day in the week ex-
cept Sunday and on tia, day from Till 3
o'clock in the morning. Jsm 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
L. Greedy & Co.

Haze for Jdif,
IL Hhds. RUM, of an excellent quality,
7 bales Georgia Upland COTTON,
90 kegs TOBACCO.
10 bbls. PORK. Jay 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
NOTICE !.

NOTICE :
THE copartnerihip exiting between the
fublcribers under the firm of
William X. q c. Stoekbridge,
will be difiiolved by mutual content on Me
6rft day of September Lett, when their books
will be clofed All perfons having demands
on them are requelted to exhibit them, and
thole indebted TO make immediate payment to
WaGa~ x. StOstb,ige, as all notes and ac-
counts that are not fettled Ivy the 6rl day of
October next, will be put into the hands of a
perfon legally authorized to collect them.
WILLIAM 4 SIOCEBRIDGE,
CALVIN SrOCKBRiDGE.
Nc'G fa,~@ib. July S, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
TAKEN UP.

A HORSE, Saddle, and Saddle Bags, will
"a Keg in the Bags. The owner ma,
have the fame by applying to
Portland, July 10. A. BEEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Commonwealth of MaGachufet.s.

"
Iatte HUE Of Representation, sJsss II, 1909.
RESOLVED That the Clerk of the feveral
Courts of the General S,ilions of the Peace be,
and they are hereby directed to deliver to the
fegeral Clerks of the Courts of Common Pleas,
to which the jurisdiction Of fuch Courts of Cen
eral seiiions of the Peace is transferred by vir.
tue of an act entitled, e an act TO transfer the
powers and duties of the Courts of Sections to
the Courts of Common Pleas and for other pur-
poies,' the records and papers offaid Courts.
dad be IT /nytber yefoiVed, That the ieyeral
Clerks of the several Courts of Common Pleas
be, and they are hereby directed to keep the
records of the doings of the feveral Courts of
Common Pleas, in thofe matters in which the
juriidietion OF the Courts Of General Seilions
of the Peace is transferred by the act aforefad
to the Courts OF Common Pleas, in feparate
and diitinet books, and the papers fhall ALTO
be kept in ditinet aud feparate flies, from
the books and files in which the records and
papers were kept of fuch matters as the Courts
of Common Pleas had jurisdiction of before
the pailing of the act zforefaid.
JHse 29fb, Iso9-APrRoyrp,
c. GORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Embioyment Wanted.

A YOUNG Man, having general knowl-
"A edge of bufinefs, and can produce good
recommendations, wilkes for ituation in a
Store as an a1iftant, or would engage in an
Office as Clerk. Employment being his OBJ
ject, he would engage upon reafonable terms
~ A line addreded to c. ID. and left at this
Office, fhall meet immediate attention.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Sea)onabie Goods

Linens Velvets, Cords. Thick
Coiraine Shifting Co, fetts
tons rsbby Velvets
Gingaams, Calicoes Bombazeits
Furnitures Brown cotton Pla,iiss
Warrington Stripes Blue India Nankeens
Hair Chords Yellow do
Twii'd Cambrics Centlemen's Beaver
Cambrick Dimoty Gloves
Common do Low PRED Merfeilles
Pafsut Nankecns Vefting
Cotton Cainbrics fngl.h Diaper
Cambria Mullins Huckabucks
Cranaurils Fashionable Coat But.
Fancy Mullins tons
Hail dotted Cambria ,Madral, Calico
Superhne iummer Vef. Figured Lui~ings
ting Cheap Cambrick and
Black Silk Handker- Muffin Shawls
chiefs PArafo.is
Fancy Silk do silk and Cotton I'm.
Madras & Mulicztt do breas
Bandannas White and Buff Kerfe.
Ladies and Gents. Silk meres
and Cotton H-.iery Red Broadcloths
Linen cambrics and with great variety oil
Handkerchief other articlea
Armlets
The above Gods 7viR be j5H very k4u
far Cath 2aly, (tt June s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
FOR SALE

TWENTY boxes frefh Li'.dNONS-Ap.
ply 10 K. MOTLEY,
bottom 1t Fiji frec.. Jsy 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
To LET.

A Convenient two flory DWELLING
- HOUSE, ftuated at the corner of Fiddle
and Turkey Lane.-For terms apply to
DANIEL BRAZIER
Tsiy 8,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Eliphalet Smith,

ITPiIdIct OIIIItII,
K EEPS eonftantly Cor fale, an eItenfive al
III fortment of
Webb 7g ana knitting Cottan Yarn,
and Sc wing threads.
Also, Cotton bed-,ickings, sheetiags,
Shirtings, and ftriped aud checkt Cloths.-
Other Goods as ufual.
(sm') Portland. Jsiy s, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
DAVID HARROW,

late of Baekield. in the county of Oxford,
carpenter, deceafed, aud has taken upon him
felf that trult by giving bonds as the law di.
reefs, and all perfon, having demands upon
the eftate Of The fad deceaied, are required
to exhib; the fame and all perions indebted
to the faid eiiate are called upon to make
payment to
DAVID FARROW, Admiajq,a,oy.
1@tf.l, Mays Cs)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
NOTICE.

Is hereby given ,ha, the fubfcriber has been
duly appointed administrator upon the Ell
tate of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

Oxf6rd ss.-At a Court Of Cnm7n
Pleas, begun and bohAn at Paris,
qvitbin and far the county Of Qxford,
on the Jfeond 7ue,ay Of May, n. u.
1909.
ON the Petition of Daniel Cole of which
the foregoing is Copy-Ordered iha, the
Petitioner caufe the Petition and order of
Court thereon to be publiiheo in the Ps'fiasi
Gazette, printed in Portland, three weeks luc.
cefTively-, the lan publication TO be thirty
days before the hrf day of the next Term of
this Conr, that all perfons may then and
there appear and make their objections If any
they have) why the prayer OF the Peti,ios
ihould rot be granted.
Ala, CYRUS HANfLlN, Ciak.
fJsiy 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
THE remainder OF our STOCK IN TRADE,
conliRng of
EngHD, Wcf- Mdia, and Hard-Ware
GOODS.
A HOUSE. thirty by thirty G1 feet fquare,
two nories, with half an acre of Land, itua-
ted about half mile from the lower Fa,k in
Northyamouh-a and forty acres of LAND,
laying in Hebron, formerly owned by MIR.
Stephen Rollins, Jun.-All OF which will be
offered on Reasonable terms, for Cain or flort
approved credit.
VIM. X. s. G. STOCKBRlDGE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

Court and Commercial Blanks,
FOR SAIh By ISAAC ADAMS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL Lincoln.

NV1dI IIlIIOIII,
HAS taken the ffore lately improved by
- MIR. JosrPn BAsBous, F,9,f.sa, toge,h-
er with his Stock in Trade, and has jult re-
eeived, IL addition, the following
Sealonable Goods
Black, blue, corbeau and bottle green, fuper.
fine and common Broadcloths, 81 Kerfeymeres.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

The New,own Gazette ns,es, aihst
Hap Saass or "a iome call il Horn Saaie,
had been recently killed near tina, place-a
rep,ie which is isid TO coh itielf up like a
hoop, and roll with fuch fwiflneis as to nrike
rs horn a comfortable dhance even into
tree, which IL is 70 poilonous As Immediately
10 Kill - P.,giaia PAPER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
SAig 81 RUM.

Jofeph Crofs,
No S, Union-Roro, Ha, Jor Jais,
so Hhds. Turks l1snd SALT,
100 barrels iuperine FLOUR,
A few hhds. ST. CroiK RUM,
10 dozen SCYTHES,
10 bags COFFEE.
P@aard, JAY 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
R~* @A*~~'-
1aius Of apassatbusetts.

hbt;ssy sfov Lo,i, one @'.tiai -isti b@,ed
and MAE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
SELECT APHORISMS.

SELECT APHORISMS.
What claim can he have TO favours
who never thinks of doing good or
a kind action
Sterling virtue may be known by its
heady Improvement, even in old age.
Msaii>r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

In Shakespeare and other old authors d's
Is uied for put on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
AN ACT

Re 3ea'ing the frlt lection Of an act
ca,tled an act refpe6ting the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-24

The duties os the Secretary of the rrcasa-
ry naturally lc:dEnl ,ociic,ish This interest ;
unless he prefers tie ea,um of t~ler,s'ug new
aud inconvcnient taxes to the facilities OF de.
irving our revenues in the present manner
unless he wishes to exchange his fame for
the cxccration of this people.
To be coatiuued.) !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-24

WAsHfNcroN. January

WAsHfNcroN, January IS.
IN our last we laid before Our readers the
i~nsidious letter of Mr. Canning, published by
the emissaries of the British government, (f
not pcnncd by Mr.. Canning, himself) tn di-
vide the people from their government by
impressins upon their minds absolute UNI
truths-,o animate faction, toeXcite reb ELI
on. We defy any man, attcntively TO eNa-
mine the letters, and consider the place
where it first appeared CBoston) and the
season of its appearance .(whcn the govern
ment was about vigorously to enforce the
cmblrgo) and to doubt the inference we
awe drawn We have. now the satisfacti-
on of presenting an ANTIDOTE of whose
complete efficacy NC entertain 10 question.
Like tie factions attempt of Genet, this d.
plonatic artiice win recoil on its authors -
The preSident Yesterday laid before Con-
gress tue following important MESSAGE E,
which by d great cXertion we are enabled
to publish entire. A short but animated de-
bate arose in the House. af Representatives
on the proposition to print the Message, not
from any differeHce Of opinion OH this point,
but from the universal indignation felt at
this audacious foreign effort to Interfere
with our concerns. This feeling was not
expressed alone by the Republican, but ike
wise by several federal members of the
House. Mr.. Key, in particular, did him
self great honor by the manly terms in
which he avowed his abhorrence of the
attempt. 5000. copies were ordered to be
printed. The debate shall be given in our
next....Naf. Eit.
To the Senate. and House Of Rehresenta-
tiUc$of The United States.
] communicate to Congress certain letters
which passed Between the British Secretary
OF State, Mir, Canning, and Mr.. Pinkney,
our minister Plenipotentiary- at London
When the documents, concerning the relati-
ons between the United States and Great
Britain we're laid before Congress at the
commencement Of the session, the answer OF
Mr.. Pinkney to the letter of Mr.. Canning
had not been received, and 3 communicates
of the latter alone would have accorded nei-
Their with propriety nor with the wishes OF
MIR. Pinkney. When that answer. after
wards arrived, it was considered that as
what had passed i'll conversation had been
supeTLoIrd by lire written ami formal COR
.respondence on the subject, the variance in
The statements of what had verbally passed
was not OF sufficient Importance to be made
the matter0f q distinct and special commu-
n~ication. The letter of Mr.. Canning, how
ever, having lately appeared in print, I'M
accompanied by that of Mr.. Pinkney in re-
ply, and having a tendency to make impress
sions not warranted by the statements of MIR
'Pipkney, it has become proper that the
whole should be brought into public view.
tn: JEFFERSON.
Jan. IL, 1909.