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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16
DUKE OF ORLEANS.

DUKE OF ORLEANS. 20 U.s..
The following Documents have been pub
lished, relative 10 the invitation to the
Duke of ORLEANS to take the Command
of Spanish army:
Letter from tie snhreme eouneH ofreren
ey Of Stain and The Indies. to HE serene
highness he Duke of Orleans.
" Most Serene Lord, ., ,,
The Spanish nation has raised
ITS voice against the unjust aggression of
bayoDne, and has unanimousiV sworn to pre-
serve its independence, or TO die for its lie
sitimate sovereign Ferdinand VII Neither
the reverses OF its arms, nor the fortune Of
the tyrant can weaken its constancy. The
love OF country, of religion, and the monar.
.chy, actuates all hearts, and will not cease
to actuate them. willis, any sentiments of
honor or loyalty remain in this land of he
roes.
' Your bighness is desirous of defending
the cause OF your august House, and of com
batting in the Spanish armies.
There was time when circumstances
would have frustrated this generous desire
but now the obstacles which would then have
presented themselves, have vanished. The
Supreme Council of Regency invites your
highneSs to take the command of an army IN
Catalonia.
The enthusiasm Of the iIlustrious and
brave inhabitants of that province, will be
exalted to the highest pitch when they see
a prince, relative of our good king. share
with them the fatigues of the war, & lead
them with the aid Of providence) to immor
tai victories. Your uagnanimous ancestors
have gained triumphs in Catalonia. of which
the remembrance still exists IL belongs 20
your highness TO preserve the freshness OF
so many laurels. The enierprizc is great
the contest arduous, the eneme obstinate
but the Spaniards have an ardent love for
their lawful sovereign, a great hatred to.
wards the usurper, and an energetic incli
nation for independence.
This people will constantly combat with
your. highness. and prove to son tina. no
'prirce ever had to support a more lust or
noble cause. with soldiers more dee -rrincd
to defendi il. God grant that at the summit,
Of the Pytenees, and at the head of our vic
torioOs army, your high1ess may one d.,
raise your voice, promising 10 restore liher
~ to oppressed France, 70 re es'sblish the
throne OF your ancestors, 10 r store order in
| Europe, ard upon he iuing Of tyranny To
Eproelaim the triumph of virtue,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

DOLLOK 4 TKEDWAY, have, by the late
arrivals from London and Liverpool, recev
ed part of their supply of FALL GOODS, 8.
expect by the first vessels, such addition there.
to, as will render their assortment of British
Manufactures well worthy the attention of inten
ding purchasers, and for prompt pay, or on cre
dit to punctual people, they will sell on very mo
derate terms.
A few pieces of extra Super6ne CLOTHS &
KERSE1'MERES,j just opened.
Manchester, October r. ct
Those still indebted TO the late firm of Pollok
Iredrpdy q Co. are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle, as after the unusual intul-
sence already granted, much longer need not be
expected
HAVE just received, and will keep constant
L supply of CLOCKS AND WATCHES of
superior quality. WATCHES AND Clocks, of
every description, repaired and warranted to per
form well
YIN MeCABE, Afain-Sreet-Rich,noxd
October IL. at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

Figured do. {,
Calicoes and Chintz
Ginghams
Irish Linens from 18d
: to Sid sterling
Brittanniss 49,,
SbirtiHg Cottons
Silk aud Cotton Ban
danno handkerchief
Madras do. ;,
Silk and cotton Shawls
Camels' Hair do.
Mems black Worsted
Hose
Other cold do. = :
Ladies' superine Silk
ana COTTON 90.
Do. silk and Cotton
Gloves Il
Knives and Forks, as
sorted
Table Spoons
Artificial Flowers
Nuns Thread
Cotton Balls, Pins
Combs.
r articles too tedious TO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

Il TEACHER WANTED "A liberal com
IA pcnsation wilt be given for an Ass,sta ut
Teacher, who is qualified tn instruct the higher
classes in the Latin and Creek Languages, and to
give, occasionally, LESSONS in Arithmetic, Geog
rapby and History. Should he understand the
French language, it will be an additional recon-
mendstion. The situation is an agreeable one, in
a small town near Norfolk single man and =
clergyman will be preferred. For further infor-
nation, apply at this office
October L. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

SIMPSONS SPECIE,
On Pamphlet Iot safe, AT this Office
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD,-Ran.
4 away from the subscriber, ABOUT months
ago, ELIZA, mulatto woman about thirty
years of age, of the common stature, none Other
clothing recolected-herh husband lives in Rich
mond-I expect she is either lurking in that place
or in the neighborhood of Williams burg-she
was purchased Of Doctor Tazewell about three
or four years ago and am told IS harbored in the
neighborhood OF the latter place. The above
eward will be paid 10 any person who will deli.
yer her to me in Manchester
JAMES w WINFREE
October 12 4T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

And number of other articles too tedious to
enumerate, all of which will be sold at reduced
prices for cash or good paper.
Sept. %. 8t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
CHARLESTON. fuia Is.

Arrived. schooner Rising Sun. Machin,
jamaica, 80 days, via Havana 9 days. Two
DAYS before she left the Havana, two Spa
nish "A gun ships arrived in 4s days from
Csdz, it was momently expected the
French would take possession OF that place.
The 74's were in such hurry to get off,
sha. they sailed with only 100 men each.
The other vessels, it was feared, would not
get men sufficient to bring them off. 1t
was reported at the Havana, that the people
OF Porto Rio had joined with those OF Ca
raccas in declaring their independence. OFF
the Havana, spoke the schr. Avery, cape
Tobey, from New Orleans, bound to Balti-
more, 81 days out; she was obliged to put
into Havana for provisions, having, four
days before, heen pluudered by the French
priyatser LIE PINK, who also robbed her OF
all her money. The privaseer put on board
the Avery Is slaves as payment. Capr.
Iobey mentioned, there were three other
French privateers on the station, fitted out
oiNrw Orleans.
Markets at Haoana.-Rice. SIS to So
SOL -four, SIG, tobacco, So so to So
The duty taken of Of rice, and but partial
one on -four and tobacco.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
Diitrid of Columbia, to wit.

N{HEREAS Thomas Richards hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied TO
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one OF the
assistant Judges of the circuit court OF the
District of Colu mbia, to be admitted to the be :
neht of the act of Congress, for the relief OF
lnsolvent debtors within the district aforesaid
and has stated therein that he is in actual
eonhncment in the Jail bounds of Alexandra
county, at the suit of James H. Hooe and
john Muncaster, surviving partners of Robert
l. Hooe & Co, and being unable to discharge
sne said claim, with others against him, has OF
lsred to deliver up to the use of his creditors,
ai his property, real, personal and mixed
''0nce Is therefore giDcn, to the creditors OF
'Ae SAID Thomas Richards, that on Monday
next the 9th instant, between the hours OF
n ~, and three O'Clock at the court house, In
nisxahdria, the oath of an insolvent debtor. will
&c administered to the said Thomas Richards
Mu trustee appointed agreeably to the said
az OF congress, unless cause be then and there
'HeWn to the contrary.
oy order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
ausn one, of the assistant Judges of the circuit
"uE OF the District Of Columbia, this I'd
Sss8 August 1910.
Ansust2.
G.. Deneale, G.. G..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
WY YORK, July 20.

r. 5,ttsy fran, an ot1cer on oea'"
sffdf1 Z brio yixea, datea Havana, 7'Ias
:: ~ - a9 a,r passage, on Sunday, gath INST
IN - = with his maiestv's brig Moselie'
q a "a, INNS - commanded by captain Boyce,
= s 3, anchor under the Stirrup Key, Zone
he Berry Islands On passing nsr .s sns
z w enn and sent boat off, as we sup.
re- ,e : sneak as. We hauled up for the
C. - as soon as the officer came on
~ ! he h. said the captain of the brig wished
par 70 down to HIM. Captain Ir'PPe
= % would inform him who ne was,
Nh he did but could not go down
81 ,haf moment another shot was hred
~: ~ c,me over the quarter deck, aud shot
NAV our main boom. The captain anne
.,.ly despatched the officer to his owa
! .sel 10 inform him he could speak only
1rbTnadsides the word was, in all studd'
calls royals, Sc. beat to quarters" We
tao down along side of her, and were ex-
ao,;no the words, 8 blow your match,
u. WHEN the Briton said he would send
h FIRST heateuant on board of US. He
The lieutenant said, his reasons tor
fring were, tina, he could not see our co,
are that he saw no preparations on board
n. vixen for taking in SAIL that he was
of,wo French briggs fitting out 'of
,be q. S. that he was DESTROYS ofsPeak'ng
h, Not understanding this as coming d.
rse,ly from his commander and considering
H. insul, given as too great thus to over
Rook captain I. sent our frstllrutenant on
board 70 demand from the captain writ
hen explanation, which he gave and which
vas couched in mighty civil language,
wherein he disclaimed having aimed at the
|brig Vixen, and SO forth. : Thus ended our
|fy6t. The Attorney Generals son receiv-
sd cut in the lip. and got my face scratch
I'd from a splinter: none others were
wounded.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
Recent Publications,

lust received by LINES KENNEDY, sen.
Bookseller, Kng.sfreet,
The Letters of Lad Elizabeth Montague
-- Itenerant, or Memoirs of an Actor
by Mr.. 2yley
- Dominican, by Capt. Williamson
Osma and Almeria, by Mrs. Roche
The Lake of Killarney, by Miss Porter
also,
tesy and elegant editions ofthe following valu-
cite BOOKS.
Hune's History of England, with Doctors
SmaIIett's and Hissett's combinations. Print
ed ty subscription
The Poetical Works of William Cowper,
in vols containing variety of Pieces ne
yer before published
Doctor Johnson's Rasselas
SCOTS Lay OF the last Minstrel, beautiful
miniature edition.
Marmion to match do.
Doctor Perey's Clergyman and Peoples
Remembrance
- Hobart's Sermon on the Excellence
OF the Church
Rev. Mr.. Beasley's inaugural Discourse,
delivered in Christ's Church, Baltimore, on
Slst December
The Book of Common Prayer, of various
sizes, in plain and elegant bindings, with all
the additional Hymns.
August 3. eott
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
NOTICE..

THE creditors of the house of Clingman
and M.Caw, who have neglected to forward
their Claims, as was requested in former adj
vertisement, are partie ularly desired to trans.
init them duly authenticated, 10 George w.
Strong, Counsellor at Law, New York, before
the Goth Of August, inst. as the demands not
forwarded by that time, will be necessarily
excluded from dividend in the only proper
ty which remains for the creditors. and which
it is the wish of the party advertising should
be appropriated for the benefit ofaH.
New York. August l--3 d2w.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
Potomac Company.

NTOTICE. is hereby given, that an annual
~ Meeting of the Stockholders Will be
held according to law, at Brooks's tavern, In
Alexandria, on Monday the 9th day of August
next : when the proceedings of the Board of
Directors, with the Treasures account of dis.
b,,rsements since last annual meeting,will be
unlimited to their inspection.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
Jos, Carleton, :
Treasurer Potomac Company.
s George Town, July 10. ll2) eo6A
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
For Rent,
c. Deneale, C. C.

q very convenient three story brick DWELL
iSs houSE, on Henry, between King and
luxe streets Possession may be had inn
-'Oiasely. Apply tnext door, to
Jerome Plummer.
AZ SaW3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
Public Sale.

- ~.
By virtue of deed of trust from Sayah.P Porter
to the subscriber, to secure the payment OF
sum of money due from her to.ande'se1
and Brooke and Wylie and Langley, WILL be
sold Tor cash, at public auction on.tbe pre-
mise., on the fifteenth day Of Ss1atem6er
merit,
4 very valuable Piece Of Ground.
Situated in the town Of Alexandra and
bounded as follows:
EGINNING on the north side OF Fayette
ID Alley at the distance Of two hundred
and forty feet east from Water street, running
thence east on Fayette alley sixty feet to u
Mon street. be the same more or less thence
north along Union street forty six feet Six
inches and IN half, to an alley between the
property of William Ramsay, deceased, ana
John Carlyle !; thence with the SAID aiiey SIX.
ty feet; thence to the beginning
+, Robert l. Taylor, Tnifee.
August 3. 1aMts
Diffrid of Columbia.
COUNTY OF ALExANpRIA-te wit.
Jufy Term, 1910.
George Carter, eomhlaiaant,l
GiINST
Stephen Cooke, Rich'd Lewis In CAaneery'
and Abel Blakcny,
DEFENDANTS,
The defendant Stephen Cooke,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act OF assembly and
the rules ofthis court and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that
the said Stephen Cooke is not an inhabi;ans
of this district---on motion of the said COM
plainant by his counsel, tits ordered that the
said defendant, Stephen Cooke, do appear
here on the first day of next term, and enter
his appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the decree OF the court, x that
the other defendants, Richard Lewis and
AbeI Blakeney do not pay away, convey,
or secrete, the debts by them owing to, or the
estate or effects in their hands, belonging to
the said absent defendant, Stephen Cooke,
until the further order or decree OF this
court, and that copy of this order DO
forthwith published for two months success
sively in one Of the public newspapers pub.
lished in this county, and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the court house
of said county.
A copy-Test,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
August 2. iaam
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
r GEORGE YOUNGS, re

'GEOKGE 1OON1 ie
spe6fully acquaints his friends and
the cite ems of the Town and County
of Alexandria, that he regularly prac.
tees the law in the City Court; and
to all such bufnefs as may be entrust-
ed to his care, he gives the mott Po-
iitive assurance, ihall be 'attended to
mott promptly and partlcuiarly'l -
June g.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
N O T l c E.

O. Those persons who have
MT settled their accounts, will oblige me by
paving them to Richard II. Lite, who is due
" authorised to settle my business.
Jesse Talbot.
July Is. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03

II Was Found yesterday
morning, "a GOLD BfEASI-PlN. lne
owner. may have it again on application TO .he
Printer, giving description, and Paying the
cost Of this advertisement.
fugalsk 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03
Port of ALexandraa.
Port of alexandria.

CLEARED,
Ship Howard, Folger, Gottenburg-by
Charles I. Catlett.
Sch'r Silvia, Lewis, Boston--by do. and
Lawrason & Fowle.
Blue Bird, Spencer, Nossingham--by the
master.
O Letters for the British Packet Lard
Cheste,feld, for Falmouth, zu1A be received
at the Post Ofce till 8 o'cl0ck p. nj. on Sa.
turday the Att Of august.
e. The members composing
the Volunteer Company COM
manded by Captain DeneaIe, are
requested to m ct at Mr.. Motifs
tavern, on saturday evening, the
4th instant, at 8 o'clock.
August 3.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-03

Bonaparte, by decree dated March J,
offers a million of francs to the inventor OF
the best machine for spinning flax.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
z1SE[Zz $500

TO BE CONTINUED I


This day the President communicated
the following Message to both Houses -
r. he Senate, and House IF Representatives,
The act authorizing a detachment Of ore
hundred thousand men from the militia,
will expire on the 30th Of March next. Its
early revival is recommended in order that
timely steps may be taken for arrangements
such as that Pct contemplated.
Without interfering with the m0difca-
tons rendered necessary by the defects or
the inefiicacy Of the laws restrictive of com
merce and navigation, or with the policy Of
disallowing TO foreign armed vessels the
use of our waters, it falls within my duty
TO recommend also, that in addition TO the
precautionary measures authorized by that
act, ana 70 ,he regular troops for completing
the legal establishment Cf which enlist
ments are renewed, every necessary provi
sion may be made for volunteer force OF
twenty thousand men, 10 be enlisted for a
short period, TO be held in state Of organi.
cation and readiness for actual service, at
the shortest warning.
submit to The consideration of Congress,
moreover, the expediency of such classih-
cation and organization of the militia, as
viii best insure prompt and successful aids
from that source adequate to emergencies
which may call for them.
It viii rest with them, also, to determine
how far further provision may be expedien;,
for putting into actual service, fine cessary,
. any part OF the naval armament not nov,
employed
At period presenting features in the
conduct Of toI eign powers towards the Uni
ted States, which impose OH them The ne.
cessity precautionary measures involving
expense, it is a happy confederation that
| such is the solid state of pubic credit, that
reliance may Justly be placed on any legal
! provision thai may be made tor resorting 70
il in convenient form, al.4 10 an adequate
amount. JAMES MADISON.
January 5, 1910.
Referred TO tie commitee on naval and
military establishments, and 10 lie commit.
tee ofways and means
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15

Jury for which he may reafonably
complain, as he may for a wrong
done ID his perfon, and that howev'
Ter freely our citizens may fpeak OF
pub!i(h their frn,iments, it is not pro-
per in our publick acts to iPeak wan
tonly againlt any perfon coming here
| in public character from foreign
government. When public minll-
ter has been admitted to come here
in the faith Of an honorable recep-
ton, ihall the national Legislature un-
dertake TO blaft his character ? Cen
tlcmen will feel it as becoming them
to be cautious of inAiding this
wound on the reputation of itran-
ger, having a public truft of high
diftindion and thus honourably re-
ceived by our administration, efPe-
cially when they. are not warranted
by the courfe adopted on the part of
the administration.
Let us then, Gr, compare the Ian
guage of this refolution with the Ian
guage adopted by the PRECEDENT of
the United Safes. The refoiution
charges Francis ]. Jackfon mimif-
ter plenipotentiary Of his Britannica
maicly near the United States" with
having uled in official correspondence
a language highly indecorou5 and mj6-
lent; and then going on in form OF
elaborate climax, language fill mare
m(5ient and afronting next outra-
geous and premeditated mli'hs; then
a EiH mare direct and aggregated mfA
and afront to the American people
and their government,-an mEduOH5
ATTEMPT to excite refentmenrs and
diltrults /; and laitly. appealing
through tays or faLGcioa5 dlguJte5.
Let US now obfcrve in what manner
the PRECEDENT has thought proper to
fpeak by the fecretary of fate with
reGpe6 to what is called the appeal
in the letter, headed I" Circular" and
purporting to be a tletter from Mr..
Iaekfon to the Britifh confuls in the
United States. After ftating it ia
the letter to Mr.. Pinkney, the fec
rotary of fate remarks, " it can on
Iy be regarded as virtual addrefs
to the American people of repre-
fentation previoufy addrefcd to their
government; procedure which can
not fail to be feen in its true light by
his Sovereign"
Ito BE CONTINUED
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Sg the e9ails.

UT j6"Utd turn out that Sstret1,y SMITH, az Mr..
COLEMAN frsia5uef, H The Srtbor .ftbe foIisrv-
hg Letter !" flVOr Of his own dear felf, az
patty 1V'Hid Jay, be rvoEId ss' Be- tie f,f that
6df -Oriffe" ia Bis O-Da Prait: We .ss5 set 20
StJ''d tbs county IF Lincoln TO fss a -UovI be-
tb'EgbfgsHfe1a1, zU60 6as q, syIstsd 6@s Prtsi.Es
Js'sPs IF tbs Kind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
From tie M. HsroL5, Of Jar. 4, 1910.
A Curious Letter,

Extracted from the Public .4lysrfiisr of the
z'it OF lait month. only add, a. Introduce
1t, that nobody will permit himielf to conJer-
ture, while he reads, that it is from the renow
ned Secretary SMITH himfelf:-
H'sjsDC1er DT. 81. 1909.
Give youTfelf no cenceFn about the piece.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
G ,0ent1 ci,Jrf9s.. I'D. Ggssion.
MIR. Dana'S Speech.

We this day commence me puHict;ion OF
Mr. DASA's Speech on GikeI' refOiuion for
s'iprobatiog the conduit If the Executive
an their refufal % continue the neg, ciatiou
with the B.i5iib Minifer. Every man thar
has A with 70 pref.rve the peace o. this
country, will give Mr.. D., obier saiiens
ferrous and careful perufl they are far
fr1m parry feeling and paliinns, being al.
drelled foley 20 the rea!on and underRan-
ding Of hi. hearers Mr.. Daas has taken
an e1senIive ard impartial view Of the pro-
seedlings Of our Executive IN their arrange.
ments with MIR. <. aiae aud thewn how
FAR thev vs. warranted in their proceed
ipgs by a1ducing presidents from former
adminiitra.io iona in Emiar cafes.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-17
~ - / / l. L.
February II.

LAST NIGHT between tie ho!ES o. Sc
ven and eight O'Clock, was stolen si"m !"
house formerly occupied by MIR LS"sS, 10
occupied by Miss HELEN Cullatt, Two "e,'
Qnilts, one Of which being remarkabis hao :
large sized leaf with dark ground "tau'"n =
being also of furniture calico, and qu ,''el D.
the Ie,;s, also by the diamond-thc Other 'e e
ing diamoad and star, with large ST., - -
the ccn,er, quilted chiefly in shells-aiso .
bankc, and linen sheet: Whoever w,li af'~
prehend the tbief.N and deliver tho things q n
this Office, or to Miss HELEN Gullatt' shah
he generously rewarded. Should they %
offered for sale. it is requested they may Se
stopped apl information given Is ABOVE m'n'
tioAed. ..'-.
February .. ...
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

T~HE subscriber, after lapse Of time
1 necessarily consumed in the prepare
ton, CT his house, respectfully announces 10
tho cilizens of Alexandra, us well S. the
community at,large, that he has taken itr a
term OF years that noted and eligible eslaD
ishment known by the name OF the u
HO TEL, and once occupied by MIR 1aGsN!'
whose distinguished atiGties as lublc"n
gave il an ecial which luc subscriber hopes
to preserve by is unremilted exeruons IN
afiording 70 all those who may confer on HIM
tie favor of ll,eir pat image, genteei aid com-
far,-ble accommodations. The subscrlbcr
deems it unnecessary 10 indicate the multi :
plicity Of conveniences attached to t"e tIly
Hotel, and will only submit description 10
that portion of travellers WI" have so Fehe-
rally attesled it, nume"'ns "''"", - g ...
James Brook.
February II.