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CO Grand >bo1t.

THE Fredericksburg Races, will com
4 .mence on MONDAY, the 9th day of
Octobe. next, over the Rappahannock JOCK
.ey Club Course.
First Da,-The great Produce Sweep
stakes, thirteen subscribers, at 200 dollars
each, no produce no forieit-2 mile heats.
SUBS. RIDERS.
!. Hay Ba.talle, the produces ct Petworth
by Buzzard
2. Wiillam Taliaicrro, [of BATH the pro-
duce of rido by Dare Devil.
3. john H1omes, the produce of Alexan-
dria by Dare Devil.
4. John Taiiafcrro, junior, the produce of
Miily by Dlomed
$. Robert Hening, the produce Of Virgil
MIA, by Dare Devil.
6. Thomas Powell and Richard Johnson,
the produce of Columbia, by Dare Devil.
7. George w. Thornton, the produce of
sQuetIovaca, by Dare Devil
John Carter, (of Bull Run) the produce
Of Caroline by Diomed.
9. Moses Lipscomb, the produce of ca
lipso by Archduke.
10. Thomas Turner, the produce of Still
la by Dare Devil.
III. Esme Smock, the produce of Fidgett,
by Domed.
y illiam c. Willis, the produce of his
Shark Mare by Archduke,
10 Daniel McCarty, the produce OF Net
tie, by Dare Devi.
Second day-lhe Jockey Club Races will
commence with purse OF $50 dollars-tour
mile heats-free for any horse, mare or gelfs-
inc, being started by member of the Club.
Third day-Ihe Jockey Club Purse OF z95
dollars 1.-Two mile heats
Fourth day he Jockey Club Purse OF 555
dollars three mile heats.
LADIES' PL ATE.
On the same day, sWEEPSTAKE, for
100 dollars worth of Plated Harness, best
three in hvc-mile heats-2S subscribers and
still open to the day Of the race.
This being the last meeting during the pre-
sent club, it is hoped the members VIII be
pointed in the payment of Their subscription.
For their government ! beg leave TO annex
the goth article of the constitution
. article ooh" On the first days race In
every year, the secretary shall lay on the
table, before dinner list of all such MEM
bers as have not paid up their subscription.
Lakewood Parish,
Secretary 81 Treasurer.
Fredericksburg, 9th Sept 1899 2awes
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FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL

TXTILL be opened on the first day of Oc-
wv tober, at o'clock in the evening, on
the principles Of Duhefs Grammar, at the
house formerly occupied by the Bank OF q
lexandria. Great attention will be paid TO the
application and orderly behavior Of the scho-
lars, and terms may be known by applying to
A. w. Preufs.
Who continues to give private lessons in
French, Spanish and German, and translates
papers from and into these languages, with
dispatch and accuracy.
September 90. Il
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.
S stter2ber 20.

RANaWAY from the subscriber on the
nth September, a negr, girl named ALLY,
about IS years Of age, tall and strait, black,
There is no doub, she is concealed Or harbor-
ed somewhere in the town Of alexandria, as
she has been seen once or twice with her me-
Their, who lives with MIR. R.yan Hampson -
The above reward will be given for appre-
henoing and securing her in the JAY Of Alex
andria or delivering her TO me.
BAIL II. Davldfon.
N. B. Masters OF vessels and others are
forewarned against harborag or CARRYING of
said runaway as they will be dealt Wi h az
.cording to law.
September 20. DIT.
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NORTHAMPTON, Sept. 6.
INTERESTING.

The Secretary of the Treasury, in pursu-
ance of a resolve of Congress, is collecting
information from al parts of The y. States
on the subject of manufactures.
He has addressed circular to the post
ssmaster Of this town, requesting OF him TO
forward a statement OF all the manu!acto,
RES established in the vicinity of this place.
tits Of the highest importance that accurate
information should be Proeured, aud shat
goyernmeat should know what is the pre-.
|. sent state OF map ufac,ures in this country.
With view to obtain this information,
the following hints are suggested tor the
consideration ofthose patriotic citizens who
feel interested 10 promoting home manu-
factures:
Let committee Of three or more per-
sons be appointed in each tcwn in this coun-
ty who viii undertake TO col ect ali the ne
esssary facts, and arrange their statements
under the following heads:
1st manufactures of Wool.
What number of carding machines are
there in the town Of 49,!
What quantity of Wool is cardea by each
machine In a Year.
How many clotheirs' shops are there.
What quantity Of cloth is dressed in each
aud the value of II.
I'd. Manufactures Of fax.
! How many yards OF linen and tow cloths
are made in the town Of, and the va
lue of il.
Manufactures of leather. How much
leaheris made IN the town OF ---, and
thevalue.
Manufactures of iron, other than the
common blacksmith work.
manufactures Of cotton.
manufactures Of hats.
In addition to the facts arranged under
@ese heads, it would be important to gain
information on the following points
lst' What is the quantity of fax and
nemp raised in each town, and the price.
ID Can the quantity of those articles al
ready raised, be much increased, and to
what extent.
ID. 1t 1t can be, what encouragement is
wanting to induce farmers to turn their at
tcles.
10 the present circumstances of the Unit
ca osates, 1t is of the first necessity that the
resources of this country should be known
we nope therefore that our fellow citizen:
y all parties, will cheerfullv communicate
sueh information as they may possess. The
manufactures OF our country are becoming
yssry day of more importance to the people
,"sshal be driven to rely more upon man
uaetares as our foreign commerce labor!
unoer increasing embarrassment. The enter
p'1e OF our citizens must be directed te
ue Improvement of the Internal resources
Usne country, or,we shall soon experience
-, suA greater evils, from depending too much
Upon the faithless politics of European
H prinffrr an MI ,fs r0x;efu sfdk
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OCCASIONAL embargo had been 10 conse-
p pence laid on all Algerine ships and pro-
,,srtv in the ports of France.
ST.. PETERSBURG, 9unt


Three English frigates have taken pos
lesion of Catherine harbor in kola. near
o. lev Ocean, and of allthe stores belong.
~; no TO the Company of the White Sea. The
-, nossrnment has put an embargo upon all
s5.ssels in Archangle, that they may not fall
;n,o the hands OF the English, who seem to
I've devoted their attention principally to
!. =, corn vessels from Archangel. This is
/ ~ first attsck of the English upon the
Russian territory.
9ulyi.
We learn from good authority that nego-
cations between Russia and Sweden have
.h,ady been carried on a considerable way,
and will speedily come to favorable termi-
July S.
According to intelligence received here.
reserday, an English squadron has appear
ID between Hoehland and Cronssadt, 10
nreonee of the Russian feet. A naval en-
rag.meat is expected. The foseign mer-
Sbs,tmen in Cronstadt have received notice
that they may sail when they please, bps at
ther ownr.sk.
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t. Notice..

T.WISH to sell, the unexpired lease OF z
II years, from the 10th day OF December
next, in the elegant and comm odious HOTEL
now occupy in Alexan,ria. This establish
ment is Justly celebrated as afording the best
accommodation. on the continent, sno 10 man
Of attention and abilities III the line OF his pro-
fession, cannot fail to yield a handsome tor--
tune. Tie proximity OF this propertyto the
seat Of government, being but about SIX niles nile
from the CAPITOL, over the Potomac Briote,
tie growing importance of Alexandria, and
the increase OF the business OF the house since
the II silence of the present occupants all
conspirc t, prove, that there is not more
eligible situation in the United States.
Attached to the tavern, is well conducted
coffee house, supported by a respectable sub
scripuon.
Together with aninsurance office.
There are at present twenty four yearly
boarders of the first b;ty, in the hotels
The whole house is elegantly furnisheds
and to person who tales the lease, the great
err part of the furniture will be sold on the.
most reasonable terms.
William Cation.
CAtemher 90
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CorrESBuRcH, Tuly 81.

The two men who were tiled tor the
murder of the mate of an American vessel,
wee found guilty, and are to be beheaded
for the offence: the day of their execution
IS nos yet fxed, as it cannot take place with"
outlhe sanction of his Swedish majesty.
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np Box one ollar-P;tt three uarters
of = collar & allery half dollar-Children's
Tickets to the toxes half dollar.
~ Tickets to be had at the office OF Mre
Snowden, at Mir. Caton's, at Mr. Shields and
at the theatre.
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aleranDrta Datlp @s3ettf.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 90.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.

INTERESTING TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEX
AHDRIA.
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman Of re-
speciality at Fauqui. Court Rcuse, Pa.
to his .jriendia ,Alexandfia, dated Sept.
16, 1909.
/" We have got nearly 10000 dollars sub
scribed for the Thornton Gap Turnpike !;
a Meeting will be called Immediately to APP.
point President and Directors to proceed
with the work the law allows the .compa-
ny to raise the tolls to 10 per cent. and not
to exceed fifteen per cent--under this par
ticular privilege / hope the whole of the
shares will be sold without difficulty, and
ten miles of the road completed next year:
we expect aid from Alexandra, as it will be
much benehtted.o 81
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!. Ct Printing in al! its variety meats
" sssexssd atshis Office.
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Substance Of a Proclamation issued By The
Emperor Of Germany, dated,

EUDWEEs, July Is.
The loss sustained by both armies, the
French as well as the Austrians, rendered
an armisiice necessary, and there beng no
stipulation against military movements in
the armistice, every thing would be done
during its continuance for the security of
the Austrian empire-reyerses are admitted
to have teen sustained, and are attributed to
one of the generals, who commanded di-
vision in The battle OF WagTam, having suf-
fe,ed his troops to fall back and expose the
rest. Not word is said respecting peace.
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az. ofo
~ 'efe ~ 90 [" - o. c.,
sHiSesPe|ee" e'fS" .o'tS > 10
rInaSn>y
ADELMOKN,
n n y IT ~ W
II L 4 L. ~ ~
iTrztfen 6y IN. q. LezUiS, autFof q 'Hs GoSsts
Spectre, I1de.SSaHa, &C.
C;,.;,,,onJ ,],ke az
saxonv Mr. Warren
Uric. count Of Ber- !.
bergen, Gone,
Father Cyprian, Mckenzie.
Lodowick' :, Jefferson.
i n pas'' M N,i,Jer
.h in. w. harris I,is.
Iudo,ph, Jacobs.
F uaa1,,. &c. Francis
A"
of Saxonv, Mrs Wood.
Orrina, Jefferson.
Dame Redra, Mr.. Brier
Lolita, Mrs. Petit. aa
f,,,,;t. soxs Nv Me-: w;,uot
"NO-BODY COMING 10 MARl Me-
A Parody on the above
0NO-BODY COMING TO BURY ME
OR,
The Secondabbe0rdnce ct l91SSBdltys Ghosfsa
by MIR Jefferson.
AFTER wAIcH,
A COMIC ) DOfCH DANCE,
Composed ty NIX. FFANLH, ~
CALLED,
CuEI TVS FR0I1C
run apP,oo' 3oNe $780," " IDs.I:
WPe w 5''''''
aheity, t"'' iA"'is'
Jenny, Nits '1ae9os' u
Peggy, MISS Teur
-
To which will be added
.Afavorite Comic Ohera in three acts,
CALLED, 4
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SEVILLE, fuly 81.

Official advices are this DAY received
from general count de Norona, second in
command In the marquis dc la Romana's ar
my, dated headquarters, Corpnna, July 6,
advising that he entered that city with It's
division On the goth and Goth of June, and
immediately detached a part of his force to
take possession of, and garrison the i'm.
portant port of Ferrol---that he was restor-
ing tranquility and order among the inha-
bisants, and tia, by means OF public coun-
Gil of safety, he should now be able TO as
certain the well disposed and patriotic cltl-
zens from the French partlzans.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IS.

Arrived, sch'r Valona, Farrel, ~ DAYS
from Salonica. Left no American vessels.
Was chased by the same prlvaeeer that took
the Nimslc, near the island of Cerugetia.
Cap, ain F. thinks it was the Nlmble which
chased tt,m-he with great difficulty escap-
ed after hard labor for many hours and
keeping their row boats at bay with his two
guns. Of Cerigo was chased by vessel
under French colors and BIZ several English
ships of war when near Gibraltar.
Angus. 4. Put into Ceuta for WATER
On that day there was great deal of firing
there. At Gibraltar was informed by a
Spanish officer that came on board from the
fort, that it was on account OF a victory OBJ
taioed over the French by the Spanish and
British iorces-that they had taken Ma
driG, aud taken and killed 10000 of the
French. Captain F. being from the Lee
want, was allowed but little communication
with the shore, and none with the town.
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N q T &c i :.
May 49,.

That from and after the 18th Of No,..,
next, there will be demardcd and rece; a' -
the several gates Oh the Little River - ~ ..
pike Read, twenty five cents Oh III ~ -
aud carts drawn by four horses, rules S5ps
Ell, the wheels whereof do not exce.J Va
inches, and six cents for each horse mn, O0F
oxen drawing the same, ard SO in prono S'I VI
FOR any greater or lesser number for sya'
space Of ten miles on said road, and n IVY
portion for greater or lesser distance b r;D,
the toll allowed by las.-No toll will he 4"
manded On return Wagons OR carts or e,
the horses, mules CT oxen drawing the sam.
loaded Or not loaded.
Jonah Thompfon, Tyj'r.
L. R, I. Company.
OStooer ID. Stwlm
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SAL E.

T1HE Subscriber intending to leave this
state, oilers for sale the + ARM on which
he now resides, lying on pomonkey Creek,
abou, s-4 of a mile from. Potomac River, and
sixteen below Alexandria, containing $50 a.
ores about 200 Of which are we'll ti,nbered.
The situation is remarkably healthy ,and COM
mands . beautiful view Of the Petamac fron
Mount Vernon TO several miles below the In
dian Head. The soil is productive and a part
of il well adaptedto Timothy and Glover
The improvements are-two good dwelling
houses, kitchens, barns, stables, sc. and q
large orchard of excellent fruit trees, all OF
which are now in 8 bearing state. A liberal
credit will be giyenfor part OF the purchase
money. The land Will BIO shewn at any time
by application to the subscriber.
Benjamin I. Fendall.
Charles County, Maryland.
Noyembes 3. saN6w-
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lane Synlonds,
New liouGe OF Entertainment.

Mas RHODES, respectfully in
forsr is the citizens Of Alexandria and the
spublic, ii, al he viii open a HOUSE, OF En-
YEarAuSA TENT on the first day of July next.
in a com, noaious and airy new house ca
Prince-st1s ct, sign ofthe Eagle, a few doors
above The mas Swann's dwcliing.-He in
tends TO kes p a constant supply OF the best
LIOUORSsaud PROVIsIONS,a and will ac-
csmraoaate travellers and others on such mo-
derate terms d to make it an object tocall
ON him, He viii be provided with careful
hostIer and .ha; good stabling for horfes.
The situation is superior to any in town
for the accommodation CT travellers, it being
out OF the way of hustle ans ,seasre is pump
of the bsst water at the door.
June 2A. Jaw
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northampton, February, 1909.
.AorAsamhton, (Aas.. J FEB. 1909.

Northampton, hasa. FEB. 1902.
lanes Heaton, also hereby certify, that
In the fall OF the year 1908, was seized with
a severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence ofmy cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
anil frequently splitting OF blood, i'll short, all
the horrid symptoms OF a consumption were
rapidly assailing me. In this situation Twas
recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate reliefby administer
ing his Vegetable Detergent. | have coa,i-
nued the use oil it ever since. and for three
months past, though not completely restored
to health, have been able constantly to attend
to my business-and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing lun.
der Gedj to this valuable medicine.
larnes Heaton.
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2aw6ws
r. GRAY,
BOOKSELLERS, YING-s1KEE7,
ALEX NDRI A.

BOOKSELLERS, XING-S1'kERT, f
4ALEXA ND RI "A;
NAsFoR SALE:
One new pstent London made PIANO
PORTE, with additional keys 10 C.ana PEI
DIAL.
Cine plain second hand, do.
a tew Violins II a superior quality.
Common 90 Gases for do.
German Flutes, Heaulbt US, Flies,
Two elegant E,ony French Flasssots with
Ivory Verts.
Iung Forks and hammers.
Clarinet and Hautsoy reeds.
Best Roman Violin Stringa.
Common Violin Bows.
Instructions for the rlute, Fife and Violin
Plcyeps Sonaso's for the Piano Forte.
Beauties for do.
Hiebctt's Waltzs for do.
---Eighteenth Pct Pouri, for DO.
---- oonatos for do
Pleycps Conccrtant for tlo,
SONGS, MARCHES. SC.
March in the Temple Of the SuG
Madison's March.
Said Smile to tear.
Love Letter.
Mrs. Madison's Waltz.
SO NEW SONGS, set for the Piano, among
which are anumber, of those sung in he For--
y Thieves.
The Battle of Bcygeu,
An entire new piece, dedicated 10 the Supreme
5un,a ofSesils.
October 10.
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Ten Dollars REGARD.
Nov. s.

Ran awsy from the estate Of John Taylcc,
Esquire, in the county OF Prince William, a
negro fellow, of the name OF ERlsI0E, a.
tout feet or inches high, compact md
well made, has 10 scar that ! rccolect which
is visible, very large mouth and down
look when spoken 10, is submissive and liz
teIligent. Took with him sundry cloaths Let
recollected, generally wears White hat. Il
taken out Of the state, twenty dollars and al
reasonable expenses will be pad, BY
Thomas I. Page,
.Agen:fcr Join Iayist.
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l Bank Of Potomac,

November SC, 1909,
INFORMATION is hereby given IL.
Stockholders of the Bank Of Potomac ,h,, :,
dividend of FOUR PER cENT. Tor the las,sr
MONTHS, has been declared, which viii b,
paid them or their Representatives en- Tues,
DAY NEXT THE SEVENTH INST.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
Charles Page, CAxIIEs.
Nov. s. 3taw2y
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To the Public.

The great benefit which have expcrienc-
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and frm
pcrs uasion that it may afford rellet to others,
induces me to make every lsudable excrtien
for its distribution.
For five years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, in consequence OF taking violent cod
had bcen afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der which | conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered FROM it. I he disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, In the spring OF 1907, /
consulted Dr.C. L. Seeger, but the urgency
of his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. My bu.
siness made it necessary ior me to leave home
and be absent the greater part Of summer,
which deprived me of the able professional
assistance of DR.. SeegcH In September last,
severe cold brought on violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
ID alarming than at any former period
was extremely de6ilitated, emacieted and con
tined. Such was the irritablllty oil my lungs,
Mas obliged to use the greatest caution in the
act of respiration. After a free use OF Ro--
gers's Vegetable, &c. for about two months,
[ was perfectly relieved OF the dreadful cough
which had So long afflicted me, and complete
" cured 7of every symptom of the asthma
la short, blessed be God, have continued In
sound health ever since. As these facts may
be important to those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder, l
have been thus particular in their detail.---
And do not hesitate to declare my solemn
senyiction, both from nay own experience and
observing its effects on others, that Dr.. Ro-
eers's 81. p, D is an easy, safe and eRectuai
remedy far. coughs and asthnnas, and is the
| greatest antidote to ali Pulmonic complaints
that the world has ever Witnessed,
| Jacob w. BreWtter.
NorsAeny,toa, Ja,laary. 1909.
] THIS may certify, that about the FIRST OF
October last, was attacked with a violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
/ OF my physician, who is man we'll approved
of in his profession, from bruise which |
received on nay left side about a fortnight
}befora. By bis consent ! tried Rogers's Pull
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Orphans Court !:

.Alerandria Ccunfy--Oeso6er Term, 1909.
OADSRsD,
3 That the eaeeutrix of Samuel Symonds, de-
ceased, do insert the following advertisement
In the Alexandria Daily Gazette, three times
IN each week for four weeks. 49,
ALEX. MOORE, Register.
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VALUABLE LAND
Oct. 2 l..
+ @ K S Il l. 4,

+ O K S Il Il Is,
Distant 6 5 miles from Georgetown and A.
lexandlia, g miles from Occoqu.n MiiIS' ard
twenty from Dumfries, and within two TIC,
and half of the Little River Turnpike Read
1t consists Of Fire and Isreaty HrndreG aos,
Wing on the waters Of Bull and Little Rocky
runs, in the counties of Fairfax and Fi!0cs
William. The quality of this land is szf:-
lent, and, to grazier especially, would DC
source of great emoIument, from the qu4"uy
oflow grounds :ol which there Is not less tnsa
FIVE hundred acres, ready, from the sIie'5n
ofthe soil. to be sowed i'll Timothy lhisAa
is decidedly benefited BY the plaster o. "a "a.
us On it is very good scite tor a NIL. Ss
stream being one of the most constant " w. ''''
part ofthe country. Ihsre are about 0o0 .
ores in wood, heavily tilnbered. The ll'PION
,nents are, dwelling house newly it'ea -
consisting of two rooms below stairs VIZ" ".s .
store room and two convenient Closets wv
lodging rooms above stairs, an exctIcI' w. .nd
lar, a kitchen, corn house, meat I'00'' an,
stables. Likewise the ovarsecrs 9o''''' 0,s
in each county, with other necessary 'V''
or negroes, * ,lor, fol
Between 9 and 500 acres IN S0a "'u Ram
sale, in Prince william county, Oh nv, W." land
near It's conflux with Occoquan. 40 ="
lies about 10 or miles from the os J..i,
mills, and has nearly one thru u s.oI reip,.
quality is equal to any IN is 'mmse''''
borhood. ,,y I've SUP
Persons disposed TO purchase , ,.;,b arss
piled on the hrse name uat' "''D csy,oing
st ock Of horses, cattle, sheep 'o5" ,n'igs.l,
utensils. Thes,.bscriOer :. obs snD men,
southwardiy will dispose Of the a s,,. .erna
toned property on the mostFe' :.' Has nog
Information respecting the Ir'pst Jclss
be had BY app ication 10 ihc non'I1' wv
washington of Mount 'crHon' ~ Ap|
ner, Esaui:e. Of 3e4ersOn eoI Rero.. ~,
aI,sence Of the subscriber TO heI,, perm.
i'm. ESQ. living nearthe pTs'''liI'h ,rr.
giDpon Lodge, near Dumsries' nr
va. June ".