davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-04
Vim. G. Newton, !.
Assignee of J oseph Var '0'S

July "a. Id
N. B Mr.. John plwill superiiae'ui j. i
making, and supplying customers I'd ~
sence. roy
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-04
VALUABLE LAND
X g Il 5 II L Fl,

Distant % miles from Georgetown and A .
l,x,n,.ria, lo mile: ilom Occoqu.n Mills, AID
twenty from Quantities, and within TWO mile.
and q hali OF the Lille River Turnpike Road.
1t consists OF FiUe ana 7sventy tn tared acres,
lying O.. ne waters OF Bull and Little Rocky
runs, in the counties Of Iairi.X AID Prince
l,iniam The quality of this land is excel
lent, and, 10 & Zierespeci.lly, would be a
source OF great ,mounae:il, from The Quantity
olloW GROUNDS :ot " mich there is no, less than
Five hundred acres, ready, from the strength
oil the soil. TO be sowed in Timothy. This land
is decidedly benefited by the plaster Of Pa
ris On ii is very good s tic for mill, the
stream being one of the most const. n in that
part of the country. There are about 500 "a
cres in wood, heavily timbcred. The improve
Nents are, dwelling house newly fitted up,
CONSISTING OF two rooms below stairs, with
store room aRdtW convent ont closets three
lods' ( rooms above stairs, an excellent Gel
lar, kitchen, corn house, meat house and
stables. Likewise the oyerseer's house, one
in each county, with Other Necessary houses
or negroes, &
Between and 800 acres in addition, for
sale, in Prince William county, on Iuli itsI n /.
near us C0liElX Will NCSlNlt1b' i!AS
lies about 10 or | miles fFoTa The Occ5quan
mills, and has nearly ore thir.. i'll wooJs- It's
quality is equal to any In It's Immediate neigh
borhood.
Persons disposed to, purchase may be SUP
D led on the first named tract with large
ST ock Of horses, cattle, siIccp. nogs, farming
utensils. Thesubscribcr willing to emigrate
southwardy will dispose of the above men
tionedproperty on the most reasonable terms.
Information respecting the property may
be had by app ication to the honorable Judge
Washingto on of Mount Vernon, Fl. S. Frur-
ner, .Es quire. of Jefferson county, or in the
absence of the subscriber to Bernard Hooe,
jun. Esq. living arthe premises:
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dumiries,
Va June ". law
n AN AW AY from the subscriber, living
IN in Prince. Georges ceainty, Mary land:
near the woodward, about the FIRST OF Sep
TENDER last, a Wg,o Man, named GUY, a.
bout thirty years of age, about six feet high,
tolerabie we'll made, is very black his cheek
bones are tolefable high, speaks quick and
pert, has no mark as know OF by which he
Dan be more particularly described. lit IS
needless to give description of his cloaths |
as what few he took with him mus be worn
out. have been informed he has frequently !
been seen in Alexandria in the course OF last |
winter and spring, and passed 10y the name of
BUTLER, as a. free man 1t has since been [
reported he is-dead, but doubt it, as can
net find from whe nee the report origr.ated.- I
Should he not, be dead, any. person that will
secure him in any jail SO that get him again,
shall receive the above reward, and if brought
home all reasonable charges.
Joleph San1berry.
July az. eol1ts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-04
PHILADELPHIA, Aag1st S,
TO II. LEE.

Some time last spring was afflicted with
loss of appetite, giddiness in the head, fever,
and great debility, SO that l could scarcely
walk. In tins distressing situation 1 took
mlny things, but without benefit. An ac-
ou;intance In the coantry Sent to me to pros
cure box al HamiltoA's Lozenges. Cnriosi-
ty prompted me to read the directions, where
fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. / immediately sent for another
box OF the Los:nges, and took one dose,
which brought away large quantity OF
worms, AM felt greatly relieved. Encou-
ragged by this, | took another dose, which
was attended with the hapPiest effects, as it
relieved me-entircly, and am now Ia a better
state Of health than for considerable time
past. ] have since given them To my chill
dren, and cap speak from experience, that
they are most valuable medicine, and am
happy to add my testimony to nnmberless
others Of their efficacy.
: SARAH JOHNSON,
No. t4o,s north Second Street.
.Ausns the sy#,tfoms afsendi,gs Worms gre,
A;sssreea5le breath, especially in the morn
,pc--had aud corrupted aums-itching in
- nos aud about the seat-conyulsions,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-04
A further PiOot'
OF

Yarzvood's nstm Washing MaeAias.
Weshe subsaP.beGs have found, on sa
Joseph iarwood's Patent ~ ASKING Maas
to answer fully the in,eno ed purpose ol W..
ing cloaths OF every description, ala OAfs-
dy recommend them to t,le puOlic as s1ei
saving OF so~p, labor and cloaliiS. Gives %
der our hands this day OF une, sus-
loigned)
Dorothea Kyouse, Cathinder Calder, In
M.Carren, Martha AbercIomoie, Ruth d.
Won, kebecca Hatersiey, NalI4da BrOEl
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami, n. Ba,
Susanna Rounsayiile, Elizabeth Wilson, l.
zabeth Snyder, Nancy kell, Sarah Aelsi-
ger, Margaret b Maaley, Mary FenaA
Mary Steel Sarah FiizAugh, Mary Dubei
Persia Hodgkin, Carolina HopkE S, SaFaih
M'Kenay Elizabeth Muir, Ioi!y Rhoades =
iizabeth Longdcn, Ann Snowacn, AaD "
vies, Mary began, Mary Siade, Betsy II
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G, Janncy. :,
With pleasu, DO return my slhceret0ssa
10 the above named ladies, and many dAo
who have favored me with their cenal5'
and custom in the purchase OF Var" ocGs ~
tent Washing Machine. fine them std
great demand in this place, but hndngaNi
great scarcity OF plank to answer the php~
of making them here, Shall IN teF GF'%
~ ei,s commence making them to the so'a
ward, suit will en,eavor to supply Others =
suort notice after nv return have %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
TER TINSLEY, C. c.

N conformity with the forego NJ Decree, we
shall or one ofus, proceed To sell on tn. rre.
mlses under the dates as hereafter stated. tho
whole OF the Property embraced in the said De-
cree, Viz.
On Friday the 5th day % September next, at
IL o'clo ck, A. VI. The three hundred and Gfy
acres land more or less, in Gnochlani county ~.
ing on both OF the Branches of ruckahoe creek,
adjoining the land and residence Of Col. Robt.
II Saunders. On the ensuing day Saturday Tia.
10th, IN the CITY Of Richmond. at / o. lack. 4.
Nj. Fart of Lot No SOB, & the whole of Lot S2T.
as designated and known in the plau of the said
City, which have been divided into G ght hanl-
some Lots of % feet 9 In. 4-l0 front each, NJ,
the main street, running back las feet four Ia
adjoining the present residence of Mr. Ale1au-
DER Quarter :: separated from the resi- lence oe
Mr.. Joseph Gallego, only by sixth street-sA
survey OF which lots, has been accurately made,
and plan of the same may he seen n, any
time ut the Venlue Office of Prosser 3 Nom
cure-The ten Richmond Turnpike shares i'm.
inelately after these Lots are sold, and on the
last of said Lots disposed Of On the same day
Immediately thereafter, the sale of the said 3
Lots, the nine Lots on Shockoe-hill near the
tenement and residence of Mr.. Joseph Jackson
and the sane which the IItestate, William
rrce' late reg SER, purchased OF Judge Wash.
Inston Nos. - On the ensuing NJ 'ndsv M
18th Sept. in Henrico county, at III O'Clock 4.
acres coal land, lying on Deep Run. On the
i9th same month"; Tuesday, at o'clock. A. M.
IN the city of Richmond, the House and Lot
On the pain-strect Of Shockoe .hilb near the
Brick building of Mr. Fhos White. common.
~ called the Blue"house, which the intestate
purchased Of John Bri ain and Oh the day af-
ter, Wednesday the 20th Sept. in the coYn-
y of Henrico, the truly desirable Estate, called
Chanlilli, Containing about three hundred AMI
nifty acres land, with very good improvements
thereon, situated about three AID half mites
from the CITY of Richmond, being the sarm
formerly occupied by the Intcstate Willi,n
Price, late Register, and now by Mr.. Peter
Wilkinson, or much thereof as will be suf.
hc'ent to satisfy tie plaintiffs in their respss-
tive claims, wi athe interest thereon from the
several days Of sale in the order and on the
terms stated in the foregoing decree.
JOHN PROSSGR, ,
Wx. MONCURE,S Sommissio" sra
Richmond, August 10Th. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
NV YoRk, Jan. 20. 1908.

ny Dear Genera,
am now thank God safe here, and NAV
bid defiance to the inveteracy of English
Jacobins. l shall endeaVor to forget both
their illiberality, falsehoods and plots, it
they do not by new attacks rouse me from
my present apathy.
1t Will give you pleasure to hear that my
Secret History of St. Cloud has here even
by the recommendation of Bonaparte's Con-
sui General Kay here, been generally read
ana mas all the effect | desired in writing
1t. 1t has gone through three editions.
Moreau is expected here in some weeks,
when l shall see him. Gen. Ray has also
desired 10 make my acquain,ancei in private.
but have declined it until Moreau's re .
torn (; tell me what you know of him. T..
very thing in this country bespeaks an ap-
preaching political storm. Government is
despicable aud despised and the people dis
affected and sedtious.
Bonaparte is certainly as much master
at Washington as at Paris--and he com
mands obedience and tribute, as much in
America as IN Europe. Since the peace
OF lIlsit, Talleyrand's emiSsaries Of both
sexes and OF all colors and ages swarm and
plot here III scores.
have not yet written any thing here,
but should my friends in Europe approve
OF it, shall set up an American Weekly
Monitor and expose the views and crimes
OF revolutionary France. Loyal men are
even more scarce here than in England, *
their labors ofcourse more necessary & use.
ful should you and my friend MIR. Fouche be
disguised with Europe, GENE here, and we
may together do some good for lawful prin-
ces and civilized people. Living here in
taverns or boarding houses g as dear as in
England, but when settled you may buy a
brace OF pheasants for two shillings, =
couple OF fowls eighteen pence, meat four
pence a pound, and 6sh still cheaper
House rent IS dear and no private lodgings
but IN mus can be had
Should my plan Of writing not be appro-
tred Of, shall retire either TO Charleston or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15

RY Virtue of a deed of t-ust, bearing ds e 2Sa
- day OF Oct. 1903, executed by Thomas =.
Holenan, IN the sub 'cribers, as trustees for ths
purpose vt securing sun Of money therein
mentioned to be due 10 Richard Booker aud for
other purposes, in the deed mentioned, will be
sold, al John Crisn's Tavern on the 18TH day &c
Septic nber next If fair, IL the next fair day,
the following property TO vii One negro maA
named George. one negro Woman namet Sukes,
one other namei Lefty. 3 feather beds an tn n.
sure. one grey horse, one bay horse, and soma
household and kitchen furniture. The subseri-
berS will only conway the title vested in them as
,rds'ses. The sale will he made agr.eaSy 10 an
act of Assembly passed the 3Ist day of January,
1909. eattled an act concerning executions and
Tor other purposes.
NEWTON FORD.
10 IN s RID J. es'
Cumberland, Augns' h 1879 3W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15

Quebec, and amuse myself with writings
and my military annals.
Address your answer to me at Col. Bar
clay's the British consul general here. Re-
member me and my wife to Mrs. Douican
and your little family, whom we all should
be happy to embrace once more-my wife
supported well tempestuous voyage of
SIX weeks, is now ia perfect health and
spirits, only tornented by the numerous in.
vitations of the gentry here who are very
civil and hospitaole.
God bless you all,
Your ever truly,
C.S
N. B. Let no body know my address,
hour cause.
DESCRIPTION.
He is between 80 and 40 years old "a.
bout feet 10 inches high-ill looking -
marked with the small pox-large red
nosc-light hair--of late dressed in blac k,
in consequences of the death of Cardinal
York, having passed himself for descen.
dant of the royal house Of Stuart some
times wears a bottle-green coat and half
boots -has large seal to his chain, with
a spiral coronet, and the letter s. engraved
under-speaks very full and quick, with a
Dutch or German accents continual
ly mounting out extravagant expressions
of loyalty, and saying that he is persecu.
ted by Bonaparte aud the French govern.
ment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15

INTERESTING TO some 8DJY. Az
gentleman who owns lands in Kentucky or
Tennessee, and would exchange for lands ~ Viz.
gina, (sl,uae 50 or 50 miles south OF Lynch.
burg, between two and three thousand acres
with hne Improvements Of all necessary buildings
and orchards. or 60 acres low grounds. hisn.
ly productive "a very healthy neighborhood and
veil wa,ered) nay meet with Saap by direct.
ing line to A. G. Rocky mount post Once,
Franklin eOunty, which shall meet with pronps
attention.
Jny goth, 1909. stw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
NEW BOOKS,
Just 'eeei0sd and for Sale By
Lewis Adams,

~ HE store 6eIDeen ne Eagle and Globe
2averHs,
XT0L,2. HesINo 4 MvxFoRD's REYoRrs
y royal 8yo handsome Ct. bindi1E, & 6. So
vol : Cranch's rePort. 0O-syoI. 9, GasJ's repor,s
Lond. z, 90. entity On P,esding No. u B 20.
Lond. new work, also few more copies %
TBAoDaUs of WAesAw, higSiy interesting %.
vel. ---LEwfs ADAMS has on baul gerry -.
tensive assodtment OF Law from Londoo, Ssws
York. and Pniiadsiphi4, OF the psst s6idoal,
1Richnoad, July 1. 1872.
l~,a)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
Your most abedient servants.
COATS & HAY,
FROM tie National TnteIfpenc.r

The followingi is a copy of letter to Gem
eral Douican in London, from Charles James
Stuart, alias George Francis Stuart, alias
Count Stuarton, Author of the Revolution.
airy Piutarch, the Female Revolutionary
Plutarch, the life of Talleyrand, the Secret
History of St. Cloud, &c. &c. 1t needs no
comment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
ANDs FOR saLE.-rhe subscri

\ ANDS FOR SaLE.-The subscri
IL bcrs. altornIes in fact, for Col. John
Simon Farley, and his sister. Mrs. Eliza
b.'h Morson, residents in Great Britain,
offer for si'e their remaining proportion
of that valuable TRACT OF LAND, in
the county of Rockingham and state of
North Carolina, called the Sauratown Es-
tate.
This land lying contiguous to one Of
the branches of Roanoke River, ard IN tins
midst OF wealthy country, is represented
TO be Of great fertility, aad to uniie go ma.
NJ advantages as to be well worth The at.
tention OF the purchasers it contains from
10 to IL 600 acres, and will be sold in oos
whole, or in distinct parcels, at the option
ofthose who may wish to buy ; for which
purpose it has been laid off in separate
lots. A plot ofthe land is left in the pos
session Of VIM. Edward Broadnax, esq.
OF Brunswick county, Virginia, who has
purchased part of it, and 10 whom, for
more correct Information as TO its quality,
situation and other advantages, purchas.
ers are referred, as well as to Mr.. Ira r.
lis, Who lives on the spot. Me. 8roadnax
will also make known the terms of sale,
and any contract entered into with him
for the purchase OF The alb We land, or auy
part thereof, will be Obligatory on our.
selves, and our principals.
G.. X. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15

to be considered as under the opera
ton of the several acts by which such
trade was suspended.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the United States at the City
of Washington the ninth day Of
August in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
nine, and of the independence of
the said United States the thirty
fourth.
(SigneD
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President,
Z R. SMITH, Secretary Of Stata
THE following letter has been adj
dressed by the Secretary of the Trea-
sury to the respective Collectors, in
consequence of the above Proclamati-
on !:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15

WAsHINerox CRY, Aug. II.
The PRESIDENT of the United States
left this city yesterday for Montpelier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15


"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
y On the 1st day of Hanover county court
IN the month of august next, at the Court
house, Will be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder, Three hundred acres of Land, w.
ing within two miles of the Courthouse, and
about twenty miles from the city of nich-
mond. The situation is pleasant and heal
thy, and commands at present, and probs.
bly, will for many years, continue to com
mand considerable range for the raising
ofhogs and cattle. There is upon it, a great
number aud variety of bearing fruit trees,
aud = framed dwelling house containing 5
rooms. The terms Of sale will be, one fourth
part otthe purchase money to be paid on
the Ast day of March next and the resi-
due IN three equal annual intalmeuts, to be
computed from that day. The payments
to be secured by deed Of trus, upon tue
land.
GEO. WIN. SMITH.
Richmond, July gotta, 1902. .wtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15

settle and report thc same TO the court,
win any matters required by tae part,es
or deemed pertinent by himself.
a Copy-Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
c.. X. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.

Petersburg, va. July 20. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-15
VIRGINIA.:

III suherior COURT oFehaneery Aoli-a at
ne cdfitot in Richmond, June 20fh, 1899.
Phillip n. Nicholas, attorney general, OH
behalf OF TIE commonwealth of Virginia,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
LATEST FROM HOLLAND.

On "Wednesday arrived az Boston, the
ship Governor Strong. Captain Lord, 80
days FROM Rotterdam.--Captain l.. LETT
there 9TH October, but Drought no papers.
The verbal intelligence communoa ed by
Captain Lord, and which is corroDorated
b, the letter, OF which he is the bearer,
ss-tes that Bonaparte still remained in vi.
enna-that the armistice had been Drolon
ged 10 the 18th Noyembers=.that Russia
was at stand apparently undetermined
what coufse TO pursue and that no pros
peel OF d peace was entertained That the
American shipping had sailed from the
ports OF Rotterdam and Amsterdam, prju.
cplily for Russia; that there had Been no
recent change in the maritime regulations
Ct The Dutch Cove rnmcnt, nor any relax
alton Of Bondparte's Commercial DEGREES.
Captain l.. adds, that he did NOT hear OF 3 >.
napa:.C's bcinS insane, or iudisposed.
Captsin l.. in his passage through the
BRITISH Channel did not meet VITA single
British cru ger. The u. 5. sch ioner TX
pertinent, was TO have sailed from tie Tex.
el, on the 4th October.
Walcheren remained in possession Of the
English when capt. l.. left Rouerdatn.
Bos. Ghz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
10 90 s~--
PHILADELPHIA Aoyen,ber IL

1t IS rumoured that the British Eovov
Mr. Jackson, has addressed ;. clrcula, Ter.
ter TO the members of the Diplomatic Corr.
Ia the United States, IN which ne attemnfs
to excuse his laie correspondence with ;ae
Secretary of State, aiiedging, as we are ;n-
formed, that his intention was to Just. ~ nIs
own government. not TO criminato the GOV.
ernmeh or the United States.
Should we be able to procure a coDv Of
this letter, Ii will be published In the Re-
GIsTER. Jackson's Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
NEW YORK, November IS.

NEW tOhhr AOs
Extract OF letter from Il Colonel OF the
British army to his friend in Lisbon, da-
ted Badajoz, Sept. 10, 1909,
The head quarters of the British ar
my are in this city. My regiment is encam.
ped about two leagues distant with the Ath
division OF the army, the 5th division is on
cur LETT at Campo MaJOr-the rest extend
toward Madrid. The army will certainly
remain ia its present position tor 8 weeks,
unless unforeseen circumstances influence
the commander OF the forces. My opini.
on is that we shall defend Portugal by adj
vancing again into Spain. If we cannot fight
the French in the Peninsula with Spain and
Portugal at our back, we certainly Cannot
do it wi h Portugal only, in the present dis
tracted srate ct that kingdom. The British
army at this moment is in more efficient
state than 1t has been at any period on this
part OF the continent===By remaining short
time here it will be stfII more SO by the
junction Of many small detach ments, from
almost every town in Portugal. The most
experienced officers of the army are of OPT
MON that we are able to beat the collected
forces Of the French in the Peninsula when.
ever We meet them that the disparity OF
numbers may not permit our proiiting by
the victory cannot be contested but that
the fate of the Whole Peninsula depends On
the events in Germany, while the French
have any army on this side the Pyrennees {;
but if we succeed IN driving them to their
own frontier, & rousIng the dormant king
domOf Portugal into activity, thesScounlrles
may still bef &c and independent forever,
in spite of the Emperor of the French, the
conqueror of ali the continent of Europe.
Lord Wellington or his NOBLE brother are
not men of despondent characteristic are
not likely to forsake SPAN because in one
important instance their just expectation
was not answered. It is eyGdene there still
exists in the government and III the people
OF Spain zeal for independence. Because
the British arms proved their superiority
and the army of Spain was unhurt at Tia.
lavera IS there any cause for dependence
In my humble opinion the lesson is turned
to great profit, and look now with as much
hope to see Madrid as / did when lett
Lisbon. Many Spanish regiments have
: been decimated and the towards shot in
view of the British soldiers"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
BALTIMORE, Nov Is.

The proceedings in our legislature at
this present sess on are marked by such
regard to the real prosperitg If the state,
as 70 gladden. the heart Of everV honest
citizen Of Maryland. judicial proc dings
are about 10 be regulated, aud improved
Foreigners are 10 5e excluded from estab-
lishiHg insurance companies among US. and
England will cease to draw q revenue
from as in that ay-agriculture, manu-
features, and learning, VIA be promoted=z
a prescribed sect viii he restored TO those
civil rights of which hey are deprived by
barbarous and mstasea policy. Fer ma
ny Of these stigtary measures We arc
greatly indebted to the industry of the
worthy representative iron this CITY,
What difference there Is between Tie
present house Of Delegates ana the last
WhiE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

and sudden shock, which astouished
I'll hands AM for which we were At a
loss 10 account. Some time having
ell ipsed in various surmises. the maze
discovered that a large Srvord Fish had
struck Us, which was unable to extri.
cate itself, being fastened in the tim
bcrs-the vessel sprung a moderate
leak immediately.-Length of the
Fish 25 feet and Z feet round by COM
putatioc, and remained fastened 70 the
vessel 5 or I hours, when he broke oa
apparently dead--5reeze Z kRots-
lat. is 80"
I" do certify, that the above ex,
tract is correct, and the facts therein
stated are true.
NATHANIEL. ]. CRACKLOW,
Capt. of the schr- Sarah Miner,
When the schooner arrived here,
she was hove down, examined, AMI the
sword was found about feet from the
keel as heretofore stated by Mr.. Bad
ger, it having entered in rather an Oh.
Iique III ec'ion. Ihave been thus par.
ticular in order to place the possibili,
~ ofimposition beyond a doubt.
A CITIZEN.
Baltimore, 18th, Nov. 1909.