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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
INTERESTING.

Boston, October 13.-Arrived. ahip L.au
IA Davis, from Montivideo Since the
change OF government in Duenos Ayres three
English ships. with valuable cargoes, have
been seised. for attempting to smuggle--
one OF them had been condemned. Schoo
ner Julia, OF Philadelphia, with China
cargo, from RIO. belonging to Mr. Kelley.
(Mr Miller supercargol was seized, con
demned, and sold, with her cargo, for Snug.
gling There were 16 English merchant
men Bnenos Ayres-some of them had
been there twelve and TWO Of them twenty
ufonths August IS lat 90 30 s. Ion. 90 so
w was boarded by bbal from his Britain
mic Majesty's ship the Dromedary, one of a
feet'ot seven then in sight The next dav
capt. DAVIS and myself were sent for BY the
commodore. with ship papers, log book &c
he sent his boat at one O'Clock, and we were
received on board by the captain, and con
Quoted TO the cQmmcdore's cabin, who re
ceiVed Us with much civiii,y--he was de-
sirous OF obtaining some infol anation of the
revolution in the River Of Plate, for ne oh
served they knew very little at Rio, of what
was gong on IN the River After remain
ing on board about four hours, and answer
ing his inquiries. (all which he took down
IN writing) and pGrtaking of a variety of re
ireshments, he gave Us the following infor-
nation that his flag ship was the Eindos
tan OF so guns, capt, Pasco that with the
Dromedary OF SO, and the Porpoise, sI6oo Of
war of IL guns. he left Sidney, New South
Wales. the 18th May Iast;s that he was
Governor BIigh, and had been governor there
several years ; that the troops had mutjni-
ed against him, and that they were order
ed home for trial shat the whole of the
lO2d regiment was then in the neet for that
purpose that he left the COLONY all oniet
and well under governor Macdueer the
number gof troops left was about 2OoO N
Guiding the 73d regiment that the coloDy
increased rapidly, and were in want of no.
thlng, although many articles have a great
price. Lett no American vessels there. -
The ship Tonquin of New York had been
| there, and sailed with near 200 tons wood
10 complete her loading with beach Ia mar.
tor China, and had a prospect of making an
immense voyage. Ship Hope, Chase Of
Newport had beea there, and sailed with
hatierinS prospects a ship had been there.
! which sailed from New York with a scboo
ner. but had parted from her, and had net
| seen her tor several months The commo
doFe had spoke nothing on his passage.
winch was 10 weeks to Rio Janeiro. from
winch place he sailed the 11th August with
| NE tour other ships IN co. under convoy for
England. After expressing his satisfaction
AT nc information lord Strang!ord gave him
at Rio OF the favorable prospect OF accom-.
mediation between his government and ours.
and OF the pleasure il gave him TO see the
American flag retain its neutrality; he 90
litely offered us any thing he mad ,hat we
might be in wantof on our suggesting that
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
SCRAPS OF NEWS.

Six hundred Merinoes arrived at N. Y
on the evening of the 1o,h inst
A Mr.. Shield, of the House of Shield & Co.
a manufacturer of St0nhohe Presses, and
frinter's Smith in general, has arrived from
London, at N. York, at which place he
means to settle as central point. from
whence he will supply the interior & sea
beard. with the produce of his skill
ELECTIONS The Legislature of Yer
NON is IN session at Montpelier. Govern
or Galusha has majority OF 3543 /; last year
olo only he has majorities in out of IL
Counties. In tn II of X. the republican
majority rises 7o--they have elected. D
Chase, Speaker; w. D. Smith, Clerk. and
LeVerett Secretary of State.
In 81 out of 81 Counties of Georgia, the
vo'es tor Congress are. Bib 14557 Troup
1915, Cobb $500 Hall z51O, Clarke 66OI =,
Forsyth 5665, Elliott 2O7O.
bernadotte has promised to improve the
condition OF Sweden by re purchase of the
estates OF Pomerania, which were given to
French Officers during he late war; & a vo
luntary loan of 600 0O0 of franks. at an in
terest OF per cent. which interest is TO be
appropriated to national purposes, and the
extension and security of Sw dish commerce.
He is appointed by the Diet, Grown Prince
or Successor to the Throne. I, is thus, that
the French Emperor extends his influence
IN ;'le north---and prepares the means of
str0tfeninS The British commerce in the
baltic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

commerce in the Gulph, sails under the
nag OF France, and doubtless has French
commission. The truth is. all the cruzers
ON our Coast under that flag, are imhosfors,
and pirates in reality. who procure old com
missions and alter the da1es, &c. to suit
their vessels, or who obtain commissions
in blank, and fill them up as occasion re
CURES Every one of the French privatecrs
which has been here, would have suffered
death IN French court for violations of
the ordinances OF France which inflict this
penalty on all who sail without legal COM
missions. or. without complying with the re
quisites to obtain them, or with commissi
ons obtained by fraud or altered or Sefaced.
or who burn or sink the vessels even of the
worst enemies. expect these pirates will
now double their depredatons. for they are
permitted, by Christophe to land their pri
Ees and sell them At his newly named CITY
OF Cape Henry; (Cape Francois,) and ali
though 1t is impossible that there should be
any thing ike even the forms Of condemna
ton. TO make an ostensible transfer of the
property, yet the. American merchants are
base enough To purchase their prizes and
send them to the u. States, A cargo was
e0tered at the Custom house on Saturday
last, consisting ofprize goods, purchased ia
this manner at Cape Henry, and valued at
s $4,000. 1t was taken as probably from
American. as from British or Spanish YES.
sells. / Ahere Is no British consul hcre-it
IS a pity that claims are not entered on
the part of that and the Spanish govern.
ment, tor the purpose of stopping this vii.
lainous trade. -
. We learn, by the last Fort Adams
mail, that The people of Bayou Sarah, in
West Florida, marched few DAYS ago in
force to Baton Rouge. and after some resis.
lance, and the loss of one man killed (the
son OF Governor Grandpre, of Baton Rouge,
took possession of the Town and Fort, and
heisted the American flag
g Smuggling is carried on here, on an ex
tensiVe scale, and the Custom house officers
are such sleepy headed creatures, it is e
minently successful. There are too, great
facilities afforded here, to frauds on the re-
vepue, by the vast number of Bayous which
in;ersect The country"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
October IS

1 AZ RUS JOSEPH has For Sale, by tha
Ia piece or package, the following articles yes
~ tow tor cash or town accept ances
Bale Superfine Cloths
j Bale Bed and Point Blankets
Case Stockings
1 Small package of Cotton Umbrellas
Trunk Chinjz 4 wide
Small box Lustrngs (Black,
Boxes Ribbands, assorted
r October 2S.i ny o. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

we might be short Of FIRE wood, ne insisted
on our taking a boat load which he had
brought-from Botany Bay--he had declined
looking at our ships papers or log book--he
observed, an American brig arrived at Rio
the IOth Aug, =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Y q ~eXceitnt AM, f. A4r.r.I NJ
y chtnics, &c II will Rent or Lesse. far n
term OF years, the following rENEME NTS ST.
tusted at AyletPs Ware House, on Mattalon,
rWers VIZ One large and con, enient house. ON.
si'ting OF SFOoms, SIX Of which have fire pla.rs.
VITA AL necessary out Office, garden, lots. a..
aud at present occupied as a avern Three s,ors.
houses which well calcul- ted for the recent.
on OF Merchandise, having IL accompting and
lomber room in each Also, u rec gransgies e.
tusted o. Che bank or the riv r w ich Is s fFici-
emily deep t .in,t YES ,eis OF c nsd .r.ble bnr
then to r'c i've Their loads, watch is greatly "a
clutated by mesns ~ spouts affixed T., each prs
nary. Also, two comfortable ID yelling Homseg
without Offices, lots, Gyc aud also q house tIag
will answer for he recep ,pn Of a Mechanic. win
Ia suacency oFgeOuud annexed for a ca-qlen. -f,c.
Ihis place, rs 10 ats loo i situation, has manv ga
yantagss, beng IN wealthy and populous neigh.
DO hood, with the convenience of navigation b,
which produce may be carried with little ey.
pence, TO Norfolk and other sea port towns In,
mediate possession may be had in two store ho,,.
ses and two gransres, and IN the otherteneu,sntv
on he Is; day OF Jan next The tenernen,e :. ~
| be poin;ed out, and The terms made knovyo H..
applicationto Che subscriber, near the prem So
+ A1LET3.
J monlyilef Eiug William, Oct. 20. wsS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

poofJ as folioWs, VIZ:
Superiinc Cloths -,
Second do -
Superline Kerseymeres
s, cond do
Su. erhns French Kerr
seymeres
I'm assortment of Rib
bands
Bl,ck Grapes
Igsh L.unen, AZ! kinds,
Wsistcoatings & Toll
nets
Velvets and Y elveteens
CordurOys and Cords
Pound & Package Pins
Ravens Duck and Rus
sia Sheeting rs.~
India Cottons
BumbazeRe. Burabs.
zette and Wildbore
Cotton Shirtings
Sewing Silks
Silk, Cotton and VVc-s-
ted Stockings
Bandanno and Madras
Handkerclhiefs
Coarse and fine Sbawls
Pen knives and Pocket
Knives ..'
Knives and Forks y
lseno and India Mu.iins
Seeded * Jackonet do.
Pelice Cloths
Brown Hollands
Napt Cotton (for lie
groes clothing)
Seeded & Muslin robes
Linen e cotton Thread
all colours.
Buttons and Combs ;
These articies being
~adh xu,ll - !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Tortoise Shell Gr Horn
| Combs
Ivory aud Barbers' do
! Black & coloured Lust
| ring.
Writing and Letter Pa
per
Bed aud Point Blankets
Cambrick Dimi,ies
Corded dn
Cotton Umbrellas
Needles by the 1000
Gallons Bindings md
Silk Hose all COLOURS.
Short and long Kid
| Gloves
Undressed Linen Cam
bricks
Silk Umbrellas
Black Cambricks and
White
Long Lawns end white
Plains ~
Yellow, white, red and
green Flannels
Silk and Cotton Cling.
hams
/ Cat Cut and Worsred
Cloves
Scarlet Bombazette &
! Cloth
Camel Hair and other
Sha wis
Watch Seals and Keys
EPauletts
Tooth Brushes s Dice
Ermine for Pelices
Table and Tea Spoons
Chintz and Callicoes
Tabby and Silk Velvet.
particularly selected for
on the lowest terms. for
s.
L. JOSEPH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Nj Office IS Hereby gwen, that shah. AZ the,
~ deputy OF John Holman, who was SHERIFF
OF Cumberlanot county, and committee adminiss
traitor OF WD T Dpveuport decd. attend AZ The,
next Cumberland November Court, for the rmr
pose OF settling and adjusting the claims ae sins
the estate OF the said deceoeR and all those,
who may have CLAIMS against the said estate, arc
notihed to bring their claims forward on or bes
lore the next Cumberland November court day.,
legally and properly Authenticated. As SHAH
afier That day pay over to the persons entitled to,
receive the balance which may remain IN rYv
hands, belonging to SAID estate
JESSE A1ICHAUX,
Otpaty TOR John Holman, !aie ShesiF.
CctoDer IS. uAI !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
THE .LAwER IN ygE S1Cx

~ 1HE L.AVER IN THE Sack
The pubic arr. resnic tuty r, iormcd tb,,t NJ
q Mas C1ARK's BENEFIT, will take place
on Saturday Evening. y.
Doors 70 be 9ossea at half past foe, md the per-
jo,Usslnce 70 commence at h.J ;plst S
- Tiekets>to be lad at N, Davis,s o,iptfrp
Office, and at the THEATRE
Oct. IS II
lust RECEIVED, fresh supply OF FhII,
~ GOODS. per the Shin Miners. From me-.
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iS,rbmonn Cbeatrp.

On F'id'y Ev-nisg, October 20 ell be pyesenses,
fhe celebrated Cpn,rdy of
John BULL.
10 S'aieh S'iH be added, the Masicat Ente,td;r.
~
NO SONG NO SUPPER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

FIVE DOLLARS EWARD,-Strl,ed
h from the Fairfield Race Ground, some time
since, likely dark brown coloured MULE, With
bob tail, and the hair worn off the light tm,rh-
Whoever will deliver said Mule to MIR Willam
Randolph, at Wilton, Col. Mile9 Seiden, near
Richmond, or the subscriber, sh ~ receive the "a
Dove reward, and all reasonable charges from
JORN q WERTH,
Who has TO dispose of
1000 Seasoned one ineh Albany Pr INK anil
Pslc 2nd hand BURR MILL STUNES!
October % IS
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A VALUABLE double grid MERCHA Mt

A VALUABLE double grid MERCHANT.-
n NlLL--EOh 5ALE Pursuant 10 de-
cree OF the county court OF Hanover, viii be sold
to tiie highest bidder, one, two {. three 49,:
Credit on the premises. IN the Sd day of Nov.
next, that VALUABLE A1ERcHANI.M MILL ne
longing to the estate OF lnomas Bowie. dec,d
lhis mil lies 20 the lower end Of SAID oo,lniy.
upon never kellinB Stream, within fifteen miles
d Richmond, endA from Hanover Town. in .
r'ch healthy and agreeable neghborhood The
sad Mill IS well calculated for manuGacturino
wheat, It having pair OF excellent burr stones
asset ot superior boiling cloths, with all necessa-
~ machinery thu saId mill has also good pair
o. corn stones Tile nc ghborhood ia very good
Toe corn and wheat custom. The mill house IL n.
bout "a feetlong, and 20 feet wide and three sto.
ties high, with sing story "a 'cH 24h 16
feet calculated tor fanny. There is IL acree
OF land besides what the pond browns. The pur.
chaser may be accommodated with from one 10
tnree hundred acres of Land adjoining the said
mil of good quality, aud at a moderate price.
For the purchase Of the Mill, bonds with un>
doubted security, will he required by
o. THE COMNKSSiONgPC
Houover, OF &c 6 5 CHS ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
Ertract Of a letter 10 tie Editor. from
nv. Orleans, dated SEM. 26.

~ orleans, dated SEPT. 90.
fou have probably seen in the Orleans
tSszette. an accoun; ct the French priva
teers Cor rather the pirates sailing under
the French Hsg) and their prizes which
pave oeen in this port II is short, but it's
CORRECTNESS may be relied on. The fclnccs
Polly' which was spoken of there. AZ hav
ing been cruizing 10 the Gulph under an
-o'hcT name. was here called the Caroline .
ana vas commanded by Michael Bro,,ard
me very same man who was the owner and
out inter Qf The Due de ModtibeIIo. A great
out-cry has been made here, as TO the seve
riV OF oar courts against the subjects OF
Ialce. us correctness may. be judged of
| BY the Circumstance | have mentioned for
no soorer was the Monticello, which had
been iittcd out at Savannah. condemned
than he owner had procured another ves
sci ~ ih,s port, III which he has been com
hitting fresh dePredations against our own
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
~ O i | G. l..

LAST NIGHT between the houy: OF Sc
ven and eight O'Clock, was stolen ir"m ihe
house formerly occupied by Mir Lawes, now
occupied by Miss Helen Gullaa, two Bed
Quilts, one of which being remarkable had q
large sized leaf win u dark ground diamont'
being also Of furniture calico, AMI quilted by
the ieaE al4o by the diana lI--the other be-
ing diama and star, with largo star IN
the center, quilted ehisay in sheils-n'so I"
haukct anil linen Sheet. Whoever will a2-
prehcnd the thief, aid deliver the things TO
this ofise, or 20 Mis- HELEN Gullatt' SHALL
be generously rewarded. Should they &c
offered Cor sale, III. requested they may be
stoned an Inform tioa given rs above men
toned.
February g
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
IoCeph II. Vaudeville,

Offers FIR SAFE the .f5g'wng articles,
1phgkS0'e o. rcias!.
5000 hush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
$4,000 lus Green CulFte, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do
200 bis oG Herrin%s, SHad and Maekare
50 tons Ptai>,er P1ris
20 ba'es wime Upland Georgia Cotton
% nhds Jamaica, Antigua anu Dc'nS-
rara Rum
pines French and ditto Brandy
Is nhds Muscovado Sugar -.
so obi. d. do.diilsrent lailues
. hhds. Copperas
Gunpowier,
Imperial,
14ySon, TEAS.
Young Tyson,
and
Hyson Skin,
Madeira,
Lisbon, WINES.
Clarct, and
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
New ENGLAND Rum IN hh'ls and bbls.
Peach md Apple Brandy IN bols.
Martinique Cordi4ls, in ooxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, havannah lion
per gallon, Fisbluc,
MoIas,cs in hads. Spanish iiotsht l"oiSo'
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Ha-ris's and Tayior's manufactured 10
bacco in kegs,
Gunpowiar and Shot OF different Sizes
Cinnamon, Nutness, Pepper, l1men'o'
Chocolate Ncs. ] and 5, Mould and Dip' Sah-
dies,
Malaga Raisias inboxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hami!tons CARROTS Sho
Leiser's Stuff in bottles
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrspping Paper,
bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
.N. ALSO, ..r--. e..
A constant supply Of WATER CRACKERS ano
bsst sursaYIxs rLoI Il, by retail, and
30 had,. OF Maryland and Virginia T0sae-
So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
P. G.. Marstciler, v. NJ.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TdE subscriber, after lapse OF time
! necessarily consumed in the prepaTa-
ton of HIS house, respectfully announces 10
the citizens Of Alexandria, as "e!l s. the
community a, large, that he has taken Tor
term of years t!,al noted and eligible estao-
lishmcnt Known ly the name CT tie u
HOTEL, ana once occupied by Mr.. Gadsby'
whose distinguished abilities as a luoAc,'h
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
10 preserve by lis unrem;itcI cxcr,ioas IN
aGfortling 10 Ill those who may confer Oh nim
the fIvor of their =. -ronaSe, g=n;eei and con'-
f,rable accommodations. The snOscriocr
deems i, unnecessary TO Indicate the multi
p'icity Of convenitnccs attached to the Ci;y
Hotel, sni will o liy submit a description to
that portion of travellers who have so Sene-
Rally a,tcs,cd its numerous advantages
James Brook.
February 90. liz"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22

V1LUABLE PROPERTY
70 r S A l. Z.
A three story BRICK WAKE
HOUSE g. the corner Of Union and Prince
streets ; % feet front upon Prince, and -
feet inches frort upon UnioH-street. NC
cup;ed by Jonathan and David Ross.
A HOUSE and LOT occupi-
cd by Jacob Leap this Lot fronts 81 feet =
inche. on Union-street and 81 feet inches
on q 20 feet alley it will be sold altogether
or divided as may best suit purchasers.
A vacant LOT binding ON
D,ke Patrick, and Woli.stree,s, being fone'
fourth of square.
For terms apply to ..
John Janney:
limo. 10. lawtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
April l9.

Charles Slade g. Thos. Grlmyhaw,
"AVING catered into partnership in the
l. ROPE. MAKING BUSINESS, offer
for sale, at their store on Merchants wharf.
a general assertme Of CORDAGE and
SHIP llANDLERY, at which place, or at
their rope:walk, they will receive orders for
any description of Cordage warranted TO be
made out of the 5sst materials ana manulac =
tured in such manner as will bear the IN
spec,ion oil the best Judges
for.N: 3. A liberal price will he always given
HEMP of the best quality.
November "a d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
A GREAT BARGAIN.

~ SNcsk DEA ~ ~
TIE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
Shich he resides In Fairfax county. IL miles
from Alexandria, . from George Town fer
ry, anu about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing TO the city of Warrington
In a healthy, agreeable neighoortood, con-
tanin, about 40 acres. on whichis conve-
nicnt dwelling house, large enough Tor gcn-
tccl family. together with all tho outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit together with
diGcrcn: other fruit trees, proportion OHM
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know tho terms
by duplication to Mr. Jons DuHS, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
YnnA a. utIs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT is nov offered for sale.
1t contains 400 acres, $50 of which are in
wood. holland is better adapted to the use of
PLASTER o. Paris, and there is some very valu-
able meadow lYnd upOnit.
For terms apply to w. II. Foota, esq. upon
the premises, Or TO the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September Is d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-22
Ebf a6onitor.. No. XIV Ill.

A" T. bnzaA kyeaf zUbot 6gi&sr tboygtt, ,if,
" Tim naas p,s4n9tion On TO- aa0,,ozV's dam =
That we take prudent care for the future
is The dlGtale of common ftnle but TO be con
tinuaiy Afforded in cares for the time TO come
is the height oil folly The iougeR term of
human life mutt be iliort, and The uncertainty
Of its continuance another hour IS truth TO
often repeated that il ceaies 10 be felt. That
we fhail after death enter on never ending
flate OF exiftence is alto truth which few
have the hardinels 10 deny. notwithstanding
thele truths are 70 generally acknowledged,
yet luch Is the iGfstuation of men thar they
are conitantly planning icbemes of fu'ufe bui-
neis " which the long livers in the world hale,
and undegenera.e days could icarce have left
are for" Men are ever blind 10 their ap
preaching fate till It ha. overtaken them
they run heedleisly along, laying wrh them
lelves " TO morrow ihal be as this day and
much more abundant" without couGdering
that the next rlGng fun may fee them num-
beres with the great congregation Of the dead.
The aponle James notices this thCughtleis
fpirit in the following nriking manner GO
TO now We thar fay 70 day or to mOrrew we
will 60 into luch a city and continue there a
year. and buy and fell and get gain whereas
ye know rot what fhal be on the morrow.
For what is your life f.? 1t is even va, our
that appeareth for little while and then van
iiLeth away" He then proceeds to give this
concife direction " For ye ought rather to
fay, if the Lord will we fhall live and do this
or that" Would people bear in mind their
dependence on the divine favsr for all things
they enjoy, we ibould feldom fee them run
ming INFO fuch ablurdties as they do But
alas alas mCrzt dehement is written in
moG prominent characters on all their actions
Notwithstanding their friends and acquaint-
ances may fink into the grave around iherl,
YET it feldom occurs THAI perhaps their own
krell fhall give the next fruitieis warning 10
others.