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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

Richmond, Sept. 23rd, 1910.
AM still inclined to dispose of my Es-
u tate in Charles City county, VIZ. 49,.
CREEN.WAY,
containing 500 acres, of fine level i'm .
proveabie Wheat Laud, more or less, on
Which Is every House reasonable mau
can wish, a variety of good fruit, large
and extensive fertile Garden. MONSA-
GER. about five hundred acres. on which
is u new small building and four hundred
Pcach Trees, equally level and much the
same kind Of soil. The TAVERN. at the
Court House, large and commtdio6s. to-
sether with the Stores and twa. hundred
acres Of high Land and Meadow. All
these Farms are adjoining each other, and
the whole bounded by two Greeks emptyihg
INTO James River, which forms a Bay be-
fore the door Of the dwelling House not
more than 14o0 yards distanceeson each
Stream is valuable Mill Seat in the
heart OF the country, which affords great
crops OF Wheat; the distance from this
place is thirty miles and from Peer sbure
twenty i've. The Water at each Mace Is
eqsai TO Mountain Water, and DO seat 10
our part Of the stare is generally more
neaithy or pleasant. IL theaeove property
IS not disposed of in a lew months. ,he
laverD, Stores, sc. will be leased for a
lerm OF years on rented Tor a year. This
tenement Is good stand for a mercan~
tile concern aud rests ter 1901. anbual,y--.
For terms apply TO
John Tyler.
OSts oVi 100. T6t1
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NOTICE.
THAT on the 12th day ofsNovember
u next, at Buckingham Court House,
(Aeing Court day. will be exposed to sale
tor casa, a valuable
Tract of Land,
on which Or. J.sN T. fIussrd NOW resides.
lying IN the COUNT pf Nottingham, con-
tanning between one Mood eleven hun.
dred acres and boJ "a by Msssrs(A
Boiling, Jno. Eppes DaS Stinson q
theirs. The qual of TIN I.and is &ns.-
dered good for me cu,td Of Tobacco.
Wheat, Corn, SC. has very good Improve.
mentss AMI very good Gr,st Will, on an
excellent Stream, ia a very populous neigk-
bourhood.- The Land will be sold ltr the
purpose of raising sum Of money due
from James +. hubbard to Samuel Alien,
which tract Of Land has been conveyed by
the said jas. T.. Hubbard to the Subscri.
bers in trust, for the payment of certain
sums due to the said Samuel Allen as mem
toned in deed Of trust.
VIM. Daniel, jr.
Archd. Austin. as'ces
Oct, 9. 1910.
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NOTICE.

II Y virtue Of deed of trust. executed 70 the
~ subscribed BY Tnomas Wooldsidge Jun.
bearing date the 19:h day of Dece,nber. 1904,
and duly recorded in the Husti,,gs cart e.
the city of Richmond, to answer ccr.sin purP b
sesshercin expressed, shat es3,se 70 rub2
sale for ready m sney, 10 The higncN bidder, r
front Of the Bell Taveen in the City OF ,,isM-
'uiond, ON she 18th say of the present mouth
( Novzmberls q NERO GIRL named Warmer
OF yamer, ab nc IL years Of age.
Isaac White, Trustee:
Novembef 3. 1910. (tds.)
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NOTICE!!!

NOTICE!!!
A LII Persons who have claims a.
IA gainst the estate Of Peter Tinslcy
decd. are requested to send in. their
accounts Immediately to thu Sqbscri-
Der, and all those indebted y s&sases.
tate are intreatsd to make speedy pay
merit 10
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. s, 1910. (tf)
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ASA OTIS,
Offers for Sale, first Door below the

" II
Offers for Sale, first Door below the
Bell Tavern,
,ERST and Second quality Muscovado
Il Sugar in Hhds. aud Barrels k6s<S u-
gar in Hhds Heroes and Baffels, frSpe
Green Coffee m Bags and kfrcls, ImpeN
al, Hysnn, and Young Hfson SEX An
Pile Brandy in Barrels, fadeif inc il
or. Casks. "A constant apply f nniol|
Mustard at the New Yor priSk Wlndsof
Soap, Common do. Mould 9ndles, Glai
Ware, 10 by g, - by 10 aM0eeS- bXt ~
Window Glass, Powder ( Shot, .Aflum,
Copperas, Birthstone, Nd.megss Cloves.
Mace, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Tyc.'s
Shining Liquid Backing for Boots and
Shoes, with a variety of other artictys.
ALSO
A few hundred Gross Bottle Corks of a
large size.
Richmond, August Sd, 1910.
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MANcHEsTER TURNptKE COMPANY

THE annual meeting of Stockho.ders will be
- held at Brooke Tavern in Manehester, on
the hsst Monday in December next: Such mem.
bers as cannot attend in person, wilt ipis rx-
pected, appoint their Proxys. m
Fhe Undersigned wishes 10 be furnih with
proper evidence of shares sold and pdI based
since the last meeting; in order chat d nsfers
may be made on the conpany's book, and
shares duly represented.
James Brander, Cl'k.
Manchesser. 1st Nov.l8i0. It'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

VIRGINIA
j. Halifax COUNTY court. In chancery, Septs
s24.h, 1910.
Isaac Medley PHI.
against
Ransom Colquits aud Charles Bruce.
Defts.
THE defendant, Ransom ColonSsk not
having entered his apps4eAnce Md
given security accordir, to Aencxof ~
pembly aud the rules u rh1 90 -
Il appearing to the salts c. - ye
Couft that he is net an inhz want Of yis
commonwealth, On motion ofstdssaafhtiff
by his Sounsel, 1t Is ordered. that the sad
Ransom Colquiit do appear here on the
FORTH Monday in Dec. mber next, and
answer the bill of the plaintlH-and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in one of the newspapers publishedih the
city OF Richmond for eight weeks Success
s;veiy and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse of the said county.
"A Copy-Teste,
Samuel Williams, DC. H. c..
Iwstp) ;
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NJ o TIcE. *

T HE snbsctibeY has rented and REMOVED
bis Counting Room to the large new
RF1ck Iumberhqpse, near ocHsKare-
boafe, Ned lately occupied by SIrfdames
&c. na,hey. This House is o<icotssed to
tSici1 CO ards OF so Hhds Of Tobacco
fsgd 4esfral Thousand Barrels of Flour
ac<ss sitnated convenient 10 the Basin of
sac Canal, and rsHdele,I, seccre from Fire
by being COVERED with Tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richnond. 2o.h Sept 1910 3m
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lMoncnre, having taken place in conse-
quence of the Death of Mr.. John Prosser.
the business transacted under the said firm
must of necessity tie Immediately brought
to close. All persons indebted TO the
aforesaid firm are therefore requested to
make immediate payment to me, and hose
who have or may have claims against the
said firm, are most earnestly invited to
apply without delay, &receive payment of
William Moncne,
Surviving partner Of The
late firm OF Pao ssER & MoNcuRk
Richmond, Oct. 3oth, 1910.
My ORsce, alter the LIST Nov. ensuing.
will be kept during this Winter at nv
dwelling House on Shockoe Hill, near the
Capitol Square. WIN
The Subscribers, under the firm Of
MONcURE, ROBINSON, & F. PLEA
sAN Is, will carry On from the 1st Hoy.
ensuing, the
Auction & Commission Business,
In the Buildings lately occupied VI Pros.
ser u Sloncurc, TO which busincs8 their
attention will be exclusively deyotedLshey
teEder their services 10 heir friends d most
particularly TO the customers Of the late
concern OF Prossef * MoDcure, and hereby
conhfsncct that their rnost unbounded
exertiohs will be used to give general sa.
tisfaction. Their store room ON the main
street will be reserved exclusively for the
reception of Dry Goods. Their days of
Public Sale, will be Monday and Thurs ;.
day In each week. Their Grocery Sales
win be held at their Lumberhouse on the
cross street leading to The Governors.
and their dry Good Sales,at their Auction
Store on the main street, Yearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand for PRIyArs SALE,
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Kun, part Of
which, is old.
80 Hhds. and Z Brown Sugar, part of
SO Bartels which is first quality.
10 Hhds Molasses
so Barrels Loaf Sugar
10 600 los. Coffee
On 1mP syssa..I Tyson Tyson aud souehons Teas
8 Cases Glass TumbIers
A few bales Of Blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
"A few bales India Costons
kerseys, Blue and White Plains
Germ an Tickfenburgs, Rolls. Hessj.
ans--Pepper-=Gi ngerESoap, &c, &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash.
or approved paper in town.
William Moncure,
John Robinson,
Fred. Peasants.
They are in hourly expectation Of re-
ceiving
!: 30 a Rasrs lad PRIME SUGAR.
M. r. & p.
Richmond. ocs. sotb, 1910. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
TRLPLETT r. ESTES,

Ply virtue Of decree Of the superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district, pronoun.
eed On the 25th June, 1910 in suit then there
In depending, wherein Miles Selden was pain.
TIL and Esme smock defendant, we shall, on
Thursday the 22nd of November next, before
the front door of the late dwelling house of Es-
me Smock, about one mile from the CITY of Rich,
mond, sell a public auction, on acsedit OF three
and ak month"; 90 much of the TRACT OF
Land, called
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

HAVING qualified as Executor of.
L Il Thomas Giiliat, deceased, ana rea-
ay TO receive WHAT'S due to said estate
and 10 adjnstany just Claims against it,
am duly authorised also 10 receive VIA.
ever is due TO The late frmsof Glil4f&
Kirby. and beihg desi, Gus of GIL.
these matters as expedi,iously as p3ssi5ix
those indebted either 10 the estate or Id
said late firm. will please take notice THAI
unless paYmen: Is made or satisfactory ar.
Engagements ase entered into without de.
lay, shall put all claims into the hands
of attornies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exs'r
of Thomas GiIlia., dec'cs
Richmond Sept. 27, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
Tract of Land,

THCs OF Lana,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward or
the waters of Spring Greek, containing
40 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha.
sers. small part OF TIE purchase money
willbe required IN hand, and the balance
IN three equal annual payments bonds with
approved security aud deed Of trust up.
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required. VIII be sod. AZ
public auction, on the tenth day of Dccem..
Der next, il fair, If not, the next fair day !.
at the above mentioned place 80 as likely
NEGROES as any in Vi-gih4, cbhastine
OF males and females, Of all aQes xsf;.tses-
eriPiioos. Among them Observation-Disclosures
is young and healiI,y--a wheelwrigiii-z-a
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for The
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bal.
anee TO be paid 10 twelve months. Bonda
with 1nexceptionstle security TO bear int.
resi- from the date, If rot punctuaIly paid,
viii be required, and eight per c. M per
annum will be deducted tor cash. All per
sons t. whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
OF The above properly is Effected as NAV
DC convenient for them to apply.
Richafd Kidder kandoDph.
August e1st, 1910. tAs
p s The above mentioned Negroes will he
sold At the tire ssa'ed, bu, for Cash only.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

NoTicn.zzI.rit a the Store oEths ssSserib.
r. e., at ''etsfu Of Jeaks' q 1t package
Oh GOODS, mYSsa ". 1--WE enton,
Riohu'ondkNov. ALSO st. s..
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FAIR FIELD,Ik

Wherein the said Smock lately resided a. will
raise the sum of eighteen hundred pounds, with
interest shereon az six per cent. per Snnum.
from, the said 26th Of Iuns, 1910 together with
the costs.
The land will be laid ont in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Bond with approved security will be
required ard as an'addiiional security deed of
trust on the lois will be rsken.
James Wood.
William Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams.
Richmond, 9th September, 1910. ids
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Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being about TO remove
from this state. offers for sale, van.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

A PETITION will be presented 70 lie
( n uexs General Assembly. by ChaNcs
Lott for leave TO erect a Mill DImAn a -
part OF Dan River near where he isbunIA
ding Mill, and for opening Peter's c IN
from his Riill seat to Its juaction with M
River.
October is, 1910. Nv 2m,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

PRINTING Ia all its variety neatly ex-
eeu:cd at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

I shall petition the next Genersi. Assem-
bly, for The passage of an ~, divorcjng
ne from my wife Mill, Tor Aa}bn9 in
the SAID petition 20 be as snede-& WITCH
tic said Milley and all Pa scHs s<hce1 ed
VII take notice.
Halifax coHnty, 18th sept. 9slo. IVAN ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

MOT1CE---That John AID Rctcrt S,a.pssri
Az naens OF Charleston, S,s,h cGlefins, lot ~ I
Act TO enable joan Dixon, 70 sell r. NEaud -
snzing % the isfe Mrs. IsabsI;a 'Hsr;# IN DC
whom the said John Dixon l,tead ed,nin;ers.
Tor. asd fot oties purposes 1enn5asds,rAe pc
litiou.
Oe,obsr 10, 1910. (weO
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31

up, by new sectot "'splnce ior tne remain
der Of ln4 iuH for wien he shall have been
elected. Provided always, that it shall not be
lawful to re-elcct more than seven OF the Di.
rcctors OF the former year.
ARTICLE v.
The Board of Directors for the time bcin.
shall have power TO elect President and CASH
ier, and such other officers and Clerks under
them as shall be necessary FOR executing tie
business of the Company, and to allow them
such compensation for their services respect
lively as they may deem reasonable, and shall
be capable of exercising such other powers and
authorities, and of making, revising, altering
or anuulling all such Bye Laws and Regulati-
tons for the Government of the Company and
that OF their officers and affairs as they, or a
majority of them shall, from time to time, think
expedien,--not inconsistent with law or these
Articles of Association and to use, employ, and
dispose of the Joint Stock, Funds or Property Of
the Company (subject only to the restriction
nerein conlained) as to them, or majority OF
them shall seem expetient.
ARTICLE vi.
Not less than five Directors shall form a
Board for the transaction ofbusiness, OF whom
he Presden, shall always be one, except in ca
ses of sickness or necessary absence in which
case his place may be supplied by any other
Director whom the majority of Directors pres
! ent shall nominate for that purpose.
ARTICLE VII.
One share in the stock of this bank shall be
sufficient to entite the holder to one vote, but
| no person or persons body corporate or other
wise, shall bS entitled to more than ten votes at
| any election, agrccNby to the following ratio
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31

Stockholders resident within the United States
may vote by proxy upon such terms and cosd-
lloos as may be prescribed by the bye laws and
ordinances of the association, but no share or
shares shall confer the right of suffrage (excep,
at the first election,) which shall not have been
held under regular transfer at least three caen =.
der months previous to the day of the election.
ARTICLE VIII.
a majority of the directors shall have power
70 call general meeting of the stockholders,
for purposes relative to the concern Of the COM
pany giving at least thirty days notice in the
newspapers of this place, or in such other the
most public manner that the circumstances may
ADM, and specifying in such notices the object
or objects Of such meeting.
ARTICLE TX.
The cashier before he enters upon the duties
of his office, shall be required to give bond with
two or more suIeties 10 the satisfaction of the di
rcctors in such sum as the board of directors
ma, by their bye laws order and direct, from
time to time, with condition for the faithful per-
formaiicc of his duties.
ARTICLE X.
Tha, in case of the death, disqualification,
removal OF resignation Of the president, the di-
rectors shall appoint one from their number to
fill the vacancy, who shall hold the Office during
the remainder Of his term for which his prcdc-
eessor was elected.
ARTICLE XI.
The shares of the capital stock shall be trans.
(crahle on the books of the company, according
to such rules, as conformabic to law, may be es-
| tablishcd in that respect. by the board of drec.
| tors.
ARTICLE XII.
| No transfer of stock in this company shall be
| considered as binding upon the company, unless
rnade in a book or books kept for that purpose
by the company, and it is further expressly agreel
| and declared that any stockholaer who shall
transfer in manner aforesaid, all his stock OF
shares whatever shall thenccforth cease to be {
member Of this company. and any person OF
persons whatever who shall accept transfer o
any stock or share in this company shall thence
forth become and he member ofihis COMPANY
according 10 the articles of association.
! ARTICLE XIII.
That the lands, tcnements, and hercditament
which it shall be lawful for the said company I,
hold shall be only such as shall be necessary 70
its immedia,e accommodation. in relation to tn
convenient transact;ng of its business, and sucl
as shall have been bona f.le mortgaged to til
company by way Of security, or conveyed to i,
Oh to some person in trust, for the use Of tn
company in satisfaction or security for none,
| actually loaned, or advanced, or in satisfaco
Of, or security for debts previously contracts
with, or due 10 the said company or purchase
at sales, upon judgments which shall have bee
obtained for such debts, aud in every instance i
which the company may become owners c
claimants OF lands, tenernents. or hereditament.
the board OF directors are empowered to sell Q
dispose Of the same in such manner as they sha
deem beneficial for the use of the company.
ARTICLE XIV.
,, The company shall in no casc be owners
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31

Wilmington & Brandywine Bank.
ACREEABLY to adjournment the citizens OF
the Borough of Wilmington, and its vIcim'y,
met on the 18th inst. at the house OF Edward
Thomas.
The Chairman and Secretary, appointed at las,
Meeting, took their seats
The minutes Of last Meeting being read, the
Committee appointed Tor the purpose OF
drafting Articles of Association for the pro-
;ected institution, made their report, which
being read ty paragraphs, and mstnrely com
sideted, were unanimously adopted, as FOL-
lows
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31

thoii proportion OF rcpresentatlor--and WAS
left only for the solitary State OF Delaware 10
pursue measures a. once destructfui of the fun'
damental principles of its constitution, derosa-
tory to the honor and character OF the state, land
oppressively unjust as tfespecss the county OF
New Castle.
But this system Of taxation did not or glnase
with former legslatures--it remained Tor the
last memorable sitting to immortalize its cha
ractcr by further provision in the bill for the
support of government, which has capped the
climax of their political infamy and which de-
tnands, in language powerful as the ties OF
nature, irresistible as the voice Of freedom, OF
every friend TO justice and equality to oppose
by every constitutional measure proceedings
which have for their object the prostration Of
the interest and liberties Of New Castle county
to the will of an overbearing and unpFinciped
iunta. A future number shall further investi-
gate this subject. BRGIUS
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
CongrssIoi,aI RegltIer.
In Senate.

Monday, March, 26.

Monday, March, 26.
The bill for the establishment OF Guar.
ter masters department was read and pass
ed to third reading.
The bill for the establishment, of a Ma
tioual Bank was read second time.
The bill 10 alter and amend the act fixing
the military peace establishment was read
third time and passed.
MI. Pope reported bill authorizing a
subscription on the part of the U. States
to the stock of the Ohio Canal Company
which was twice read.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill appropriatipg sum of money
for the purpose of providing munitions of
war.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31

'+t|i va ! f.'f fI-tt a
sey was ls.,l .,e.r.! ;,.,.4 4..l j.,svd.
MACON s DiLf..
Agreeab.yto lhc Older oi die day, M.
House took up the bili concerning com.
mercial intercourse, &c. with IT'S several a,
mendments and notifications.
A motion was made by Mr.. Gholsoh thu.
the fur iher consideration of the bill b. DOS.
poned to Monday next.
After debate "f two or three hours
this motion was ueeatived-Yeas &c, Nav,
54.
Mr.. Mnc9n moved that the House adler,
to their disagree 20 the Seuate's a.
mendmen,s (Which would totally des,roy
the bill.)
The motion was supported by Messrs.
Macon, Smile, NJ kee, M Kim and
Fisk, and opposed by Messrs. Troup, Ly-
on and SheiIcy.
Mr.. Fisk was speaking when an adjourn.
ment took place, at about half pas, four.
A message from the President Of The
u. S. was received, while the bin concer.
ming commercial intercourse was under
consideration bu, was not read, in conse.
quence of an adjournment. before and de-
ci,ion was had on the bill. We understand
that the message is in repiy,, the call for
Mr. Pinkney's late letter, and states that a.
that letter is not Official and contains re.
marks of a delicate aud personal nature, its
communication was not considered as with.
in the cal! OF the llouse1
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
House Of Representatives.
M0nelay, Warch 26.

DIont(tiy, diarch 26.
Mr.. PINK NEY'S LETTER.
Mr.. Livermore offered the following res.
olution:
Resolved, That the President of the UNI
ted States be requested to cause to be laid
before this House copy Of any letters or
dispatches which may have been received
in the Department of State, and do not re-
quire secrecy, from Mr.. Pinkuey, our min
lister at the court of London, since bis re-
ceipt of The letter of the esd Novembe
1909, from the Secretary of State, commu-
nicated to this House by the President on
the 29th of said November.
Mr.. Smile said he saw what was inten.
ded by the mover of the resolution. 1t
was wished tina; the House would deny the
call. It had already teen denied in Mass
achusetts that such a letter existed and if
the call was refused, they would produce
the refusal as proof Of their assertion. Ii
IT was proper to publish private letter, he
sad he wished to see it, to put to silence
those people in Massachusetts.
! Mr.. Cook wished the resolution to pass.
He said it would be inferred from a refusal
to pass it that there had been no such letter
or that i was no, of the purpors which it
was SAID to be. II might be an unofficial
without being confidential letter. Whe.
| .hcr 1t was confidential or not some answer
would be received.
MIR. Livermore said that he had been
told by gentlemen in conversation that in
formation hae. been received by the Secrc
tary OF State that the doings of the British
minister here were disapproved by its GOV
ernment, and that new minister would he
sent out. If this was the fact, it was ver,
Important that the House should know il
The gentleman from Pennsylvania seemed
to suppose that the mover wished the reso
luton not to be adopted. How in the nam
OF common sense or candor, Mr.. L. aske d
could 1t be supposed that the resolu,io,
was introduced for the purpose of being re
jected?
Mr. Van Dyke said he had heard it sal,
that letter had been received bv the Sc
cre'ary of State going TO this object: ,ha,
) Notwithstanding the dismission of Mr.
Jackson, the British government retaine,
an amlcable disposition, that Mr.. Jackson,
, conduct was disapproved, that he would b
recalled, and that another minister wo,,
DC sent. n motion had been submitted /,
reduce the army and navy-was it no, pro
per, previous to decision on this motion
S 10 know whas was the situation of affairs
Aud It such letter was in existence, ourh
not the representatives of the people /,
have it for their information
Mr.. Nc Kim said he had no. seen n
letter, but he had understood the purpol
! oi't, ne believed correctly, and sa,isfactc
riiy TO himself. Others nigh, no, hay
the same satisfactory account, and he ha