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Il C. L O r II 7 h R-.No. II.
TO TOBACCO pr. NsrERS AMY St{FE,


TO TOBACCO PL NTERs AND SHEEP
BREEDERS.
On the whole OF the counties of England
Exclusive of Scoliand) it is computed, th at
nearly 80 milf MS of sheep are maintained
These produce Cat five pounds Coarse and
fine, on an average per head) one hundred
and forty hve millions OF pounds weight Il
wool, Which brings there the medium price
OF eleven pence sterling. or little more
per psund This is equal to about twenty
cents aud one halt, as much is Coarse wool
for working people. The whole value is
nearly thirty millions OF dollars to England
alone Tor her unmanufaCtared wool, though
her quantity OF land is not more than matt the
Joint contents of New York and Pennsyi
vania, and is far less than the lauds OF Vr
ginia, or of New England, or OF Ohio. or OF
Georgia, or of the Mississippi Territory
hough so vast aquantty If wool was pro
ducedi in England IN 1909, yet Scotland and
ireland each produced much wool. and six
millions OF pounds OF fine wool were import
ed into Britain from Spain. The British
manufactures of wool were Computed, for
expectation, to be 8 100000. Similar wool
len manufactures far home use, were esti-
mated at 1860 000G,rth wa making the
sum OF IS 500 O00G sterling. or one hundred
and thirteen millions, six hundred thousand
dollars.
We can then easily and pro6tabiy discon-
tinue most OF our tobacco, and some of our
cotton and beef cattle farming, for this i'm
mense object of agriculture, the produce o.
which is wanted in our home market. for
our own use We can manufacture it, in
part, within our families. and in par;, with
in the houses for carding and spinning ma
chinery, which we are every where erect.
ling. No spolia,ion will inju'e our home
wool market, as is the case with our tobac
Co. our cotton and our beef, and Indeed ali ex-
ports to tor ign countries. Our poorest bar
rens. plains and burnt lands will serve for
sheep walks. as in England Wales and Scot
lane, and so will our ricn marshes, and our
strong limestone and other fertile lanis -
Here any quaint OF land can be spared
Tor sheep. without lessening he quantity we
require to sow with grain hemp, fax and
other productions Wool is worth from so
to 100 per centum more here, than IN En-
gland One man can tend many sheep, and
ne can farm, in that way, large ,qaanti-
W OF our redundant land. Valuable .heep
grounds, to a vast extent, can be purch ased
in America for much less than the lowest
average rent OF the poorest County in En-
gland, Ireland, Scotland OF Wales The
sheep are fine in Arabia. fine in Spain and
fine in England, aud will the lore thrive.
IN all our CLIMATES, from he Guipn OF Mex
ico to the river st. Crox.
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ted to the kingdom Of Italy The course
1t the river Eaza, from Ms mouth to its
source shall Therefore be the boundary be-
tween France aud I.aly From the source
OF the Euza the boundary shall proceed a.
long the summit of he Apprentices to the pre-
sent frontier OF the Garsaguana, and of an
Glen. Tuscany. The boundaries Of ancient
Tuscany shall be preserved; at the same
time the territory of the ancen, I.perial
ct OF Vernio shall be united to France.
The cantons of Gordinovo and Villfranca,
dependan, upon the kingdom of Italy, but
enclosed within the French territory, are u
nted to France The boundary between
the Kingdom of Italy aud lllyrian provinces
shall follow the source OF the Isonzo from
ITS mouth toits URGE Frsm the source OF
is?nzo towards the north. the Boundary shall
skirt the territory of WeissentesS and Tar
Wis, which shall belong to the Kingdom of
tall and shall then proceed by the SUNNI,
ct the Julian Alps, east. and west. of the
lyrol Commits aries from The empire and
the kingdom OF TALLY. shall regulate the de-
tails OF these new boundaries.
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FREDERrcETowN, Oct. 70.

General Jpkkinson's 1r,ai--Tbe Cou, |
MARTIAL is still III sesson--but IT more wit.
~ sses do not arrive. 1t is probable that the
business will be brought To close in two
or three weeks All of the witnesses that
hive attended are examined, and an i'm
ense mass OF testimony collected by the
d,ifefenI Committees of Congress has been
"fered 10 the court All of tni, testimony
we understand. General Wilkinson consen
yea should De read. 30 that all OF the proofs
relative 70 any OF the charges will be fairly
before the Court. We are informed tbat
very few if any more witnesses are expec
ted TO attend, and that the court will proba
bly, terminate in the time above mentioned.
Herald
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tina. place TO Morcieio. and the metre mors
ming to Monte Hermoso
have NOT learned thar the enemy's
troohs in the north or south of the PENN
sula have made any movement since sent
10 your hreeLiency my former DESPATCH.
September 2.
The Epidemic that lately ohheared in Car
fhaSena 10 fhe yellow Jever as zoe learn by
the ed,ct hu6hihed ia that city, and cofied
info fhe Mercantile Courier of to.day our
if had no. reached Hicanf, nor Other horts
Gffhe Mediterranean.
Seftem5er A.
Extract of despatch from Lord yelling
ton. dated Fuente Guinaldo, Aug. "a 1911.
II considerable body Of the enemy 8 troots
arrived Gy forced marches at VaHadotid on
the 18Th and I'm inst ana afterwards furn
ed back towards Rio Seco, from ruhence 1
have nor yer heard of their haring noved
Ihave hitherto nor heard that the enemy
has made any movement in The north Ut
Stain. Gen. Santociides qvrites from II
sTorSa. on the Ism, and says thar the enemy
svas still IN considerable force in his front.
DIarmonf has icff the cantonnlents, fhat he
occufied svrh the army under his command
in the UaAey Of the Iagus. and advanced
ms army fozvards the mountains hat sen
arate Esframadnra, from CASTLE; no hart
NJ The said army has entered Castle.
The dtOtsion of the army of Portugal,
that auas cautioned at Jaraicego and 7ruriHo
has, as 4 haze heard. obtained some advan-
fages over g sn1au Spanish force, command
ed by general Moritto, and the ieg,om of Is
framadura. commanded by colonel Downe
these troohs had advanced as far as Mon
| tanches.
| Ihave no recent intelligence from the
south of Shain General BaNes.eros still
remained IN he county of Nicola, quhen
last had neaus from that quarter.
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BOSTON. Oct II.
Erfraet Of letter from Cuban Charles
Tracy. Sffhe shin .Neso Gairm, dated .du.
gust %, 1911.
Between D.ngenes and Dover, about
half past ten at night, observed small sail
IN shore OF u.s. hauling up on cur larboard
quarter At quarter before IL, perceived
she was a three masted lugger, and soon af.
ter hailed us in broken English, "wbere
have you cOne from" / answered from,
boston. "Are you AN American ?" l an.
swered. am.-1hey then ordered us to
heave too. aud instantly began firing mus
quetry, which they repeated. volley after
volley, in consequence OF which all The peo-
pie and the pilot left the deck, with steering
sails flying. and our hawly ards, sheets and
braces Cut away by the shot. They then
attempted boarding, but missing their Crap
pings, they shot ahesd, and commenced IL
ring musquetry again, making second at.
tempt, IN which they likewise missed; they
then got out a small boat and about Is meu,
came on board, with cutlasses and pistols,
ana drove the two mates and myself down
the companion way placing two men over
US. and putting out all lights they then at
tempted making sail on the ship, bat not
Knowing what 10 do, with sails flying in all
directions, some of the yards braced aback,
and some forwards, they found it impossi.
Bile to get steerage way on the ship AT a.
quarter past IL, the pr;vateer fired three
muskets, and they began Immediately clear
ing away the boat from the stern which
perceived from the cabin windows, md in J.
few minutes saw the boat ull of men. leav--
ing the ship. and Immediately jumped OIL
deck, found they had left u. Al this Time.
cutter commenced firing OH the privateer.
and chased her over to the coast IT France.
Inc confusion they had put the ship in.
made It so time before we could get
sail upon her. when we bore up, and in
about two hours came too IN he DO ns.i
line prlvateersnen IN the boat soon found
her hlling with water, (tor the plug was out)
and instead OF going over to the French
coast, were obliged to run ashor. at Folk
stone. Seven attempted to swim from the
boat. and were drowned; egat got OIL shore,
and were made prisoners ey the :entineI
on The beach -
! The above men were put 5.n board his
Britannia Majesty's ship Monmouth.
Palladium.
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NEW YORK Oct IA.

The French Privateer Marengo, arr.
yed at the Quarantine ground on Satur.
lay, where she landed % OF her crew SIX
whom we're wounded, and the other six
cen came up to this city on Saturday
venIhg.
We undei stand the Marengo has made
four rich prizes this cruize, one OF whicn
was an Engnsh letter o, marque, which sh,
Tell IN with near Jamaica, and captured her
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THE CATHOLIC CAUSE.
TO GEORGE LIpweLL, eso.

LIMERICK, AUG. II.
SrR----At numerous and respectable
meeting OF Cathol cs. which took place i'm this
city on Friday last, the following resolutions
w.re proposed and unanimously adopted .
among them you will find one expressive of
the emotions of gratitude and respect which
the Csthohc citizens OF Limerick feel toward 8
you. for your manly and spirited exertions in
the cause of Catholic independence.
have the honor TO be, with much esteem
and respect, your most obedieat humble
servant,
JOHN HowLEY. Jun.
The snhstance of the csolutions we gave
in q former paper.
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Freeman's Journal.
PARIs, Augnsi IR

FAHIS, August r.
Bya decree Of the 4tn OF August II. ere
shall take place in the Departments of the
Mouths the f., Mo his the We,.r x 10
per Ems levy OF $500 conscripts o ;heclass
OF 1910. Inc ela.s 1870 comprehends the
young men born betwe en- he LIST OF Jauu.rV
and Sist OF DeCe mbef 1870
ny decree OF the 9th ofAugust, the ter
ritories belonging 70 the Kingdom of Italy
which are situated On the left bank OF the
J;uza, are uniteu 90 France. The terrto
tiss belonging 20 the empire, wnlct, are s.t,,
atea On the eight bank or the Eaza. are urtx
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NEw-YoRK. Oct. II
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

Capt. Burbank, . of the ship Herkim err
sailed from Cadiz on the 18th. Septe mber
and informs us. that news OF the surrender
OF Figueras to the French, had reached Ca.
dig previous to his sailing.
No new event had~occurred at Cadiz
The French continued the siege.
The ship Iris arrived at this port last e
vening from London, but has not furnished
us with any later papers than before reeiv
ed
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NEw York, Oct 10
LATEST FROM LISBON.

By The arrival This forenoon Of HE shin
Illinois. Taylor. in 55 days from Lisbon,
zoe have receiped q tile Of LtSbon Gazet es
10 hhe 5M VI Sept .jrom wh'eh qve hare
made he following rGnSiations /:
Translated tor the New-York Evening
Pcs,.1
LISBON, Augusf29
Extract Of 4 despatch from his Excelency
Marshal General Lord Wellington to his
EXcellency Don Miguel Pereirs Forjas,
dated at MS head quarters, at Fuente q ui-
uado, Aug. 81.
The enemy has made no monument of
importance, since IsrGHSmttled your Eas
ceAenty my dtSIIafeh Il tie AN INST In
fhe gf'ern1on u fhaF day a aeIarhmen. n
the emmy, consisting NJ near 1900 m/anir1
and cavairy, arrtUed at Gata, fopn stiu
afed on The 8outh .'de o/1he noun aims fhaf
seffarafe Castle from E8fremadura, ana
0" me JoAo7Uing morning Suy/irized
smaH n quef gnard " outS m = .1arfinAo
de Iriueigo commanded b. Iemanan
Uoyd, i he I'm req O/ DSogoons, qpho.
with EN- drogoons. 7vere maae hris>aers
IN te'atfernson, rte enemy flrscccded JremJ
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after severe battle, in which the privateet
lost five o. SIX killed, and as many wound
ed and after pinnderisg the Britis' snip.
gave her up to 'he Grew. The Marengo
sailed from the Quarantine ground yester-
day morning, for Amboy
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10 gaE sbl9os or qaz kNoU1axR

gHe agricultural Society Of RicImond
having received some valuable cornmurica
ei,ns from yefy resp eciabie correspondence,
the teneh' Of WHICH they are DESTROYS Of
extending, as quickly and as d.Gusivciy as
possible, smorssl 'heir Agricultural bre
thren, have dirccie6, 4 publication in your
raSer OF the following ~
-. The copy of letter from w. c. m
csolGs, IF A.bemarlc, to MIR Rodmcn. OF
Eoi'6 Carphnl. concerning the culture of
HEMP. communicated by MI Eichplas
nddreascd under coUer ~ tie .socieiy
2. p letter from T.. S SianehlSr. of Cul.
pepper, to the Secretary, conve, ing IN an
s~erto Certain queries iately proposed by
the Society.
s. 4 communication from 2Beo Hrr,fs.
tead. ot Npr9lk, relative to the preparation
OF IAfNIH for expectation. new subject
of rural ecohomy, particularly Interesting
10 the Farmers Of the middle Country.
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l. @'O --N>-1No n tT.3RD
- tne 81 ~ Msy, very da,k. s;.eshls
H7 IKE NULE the .yss Ted head snd ,oot.
"Htn TUNED on HsvinR jugt. purchr seJ hrs
~ scnaue in this Guy. ] hei not neticc her
.NFnG'en'iy 10 Siye inoyc minute ,;escriDt or.
- sne cNme 'ro'n Mr. David Ross pIan,a,inn.
" u u'n7eTi@fd county. i, is likely her COURSE
rss been ,iir:o;ed that way.
rsceive the above . wsrd '''aN
John S. STUBBS, Sen'r.
Richmond, oct 25. sa
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No. l..
MAY 4th, 1911,

SIR,
Your favor Of The oath March was re
eeieed by the last Mail Your application
no me for instructions respecting the cult.
walton Of Hemp, required no apology The
htt!c success have, myself, experienced.
IS dae TO the Kindness of those to whom
applied for information when began the
culture. THIS imposes on me the obligation
ut imparting to others what was so liberally
communicated to myself. Another motive.
Of I,sei' irresistible, is, ny earnest desire to
promote the prosperity of my Country, to
which, presume, nothing can more consri-
butte than varying the useful products Of our
soil, so as to prevent the consequences
~-hicb would neceSgarily flow from confD
jng tue agricultural labor of the country TO
the y oauctiOn Of lew articles. HEMP
has strong recommendations il is, intrinst-
Loiiy, worth as mucn as cotton, is applicable
To most Of the uses to which cotton can De
applied, and TO others for which cotton will
not serve; to comnercs tits Indispensable:
and istiie material Of the manufacture. best
aaI'edt9 aur wants, and - our population.
When imported, hemp must be paid ter
vita mJUacy, rs j; is the product Of countries
cEciu>i'ely agricultural, which take none Of
our ptu rc'ioUs in exchange rs bulk. x
4e 6Psap,cc "a Sag cogniriss whence IL is
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ULNDS0R ron Rshc1,

AN Ill. BIZ KENiED, ou weduesdov
the ooth Day OF this month, at ;l.e Wash.
ss 'oh I"vern, IN the Cry of Richmond / ten
= co .'1cH' 10 the highest bidder, TWO.THlaDs
" .n"' yaiuAa's FARM, near tbs Civ for the
Al, An 81 one yesr to commence on The FIRST
n;,.o ., ja'uafy next The Tenant will he per
~ % sow wheat this fail, IF he wishes to DO
SAM. GREENRow. lgc,, IN,
cat WA LANGBORNE, 1sec'y or
~. WIN. DANDEiDGE, DECD
o." ST.
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R;fbma.io Gi,satry.

:" fr'asy Evening VII oe resented. the nu.h
Ad'"'Fea Comedy IN i've ct1, called the
RIY IL S.
10 which will be -'ided. n pansotaine OF
LII PERoUSE.
or THs
DESoL&TE ISLAND
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Weeding and iiiiiing twice - do. June aad
Topping S do Juiy.
Worming aud suckeripg 81 do. Aug and
Cutting. hous.ns and curing 10 do. Aug. and
sept.
Stripping and pricing 2odo Fail AMI VIII.
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113 20. a.
acres OF asnp.
August.
November. ; =,
March and April.
SO days

breaking 1SS 'o" ana 1hpfn'
SO days p. $50;
In THIS estimate / have said nothing OF
clearing land Tor tobacco wn:cn precluies
every DINER Improvement and unless toDac-
co rs made upon new land, an aversy,. croO
81 1900 tothe nand ought not 10 De expect.d.
Upon old or manfred land he,nn *
more certa crop than tooacCo. Manurcf
lana - best tor hemp. every man VINO eau
manure an acre the nand land very
man might do much more tnan thai) nav
Keep UP crop OF three acres 10 the u,nI
as land that is inquired, VIII Continue 20
orin5 good hemp tor more than three years.
and after hemp, as after tJoacco, you NAY
expect Roe crop OF Wheat.
tear you will mink you have Cause co
lament engaging In correspondence With
fnsn who has so little consideration as 10
give You The trouble OF reading a .etse, os
'he !chsth OF this. My apology tauss be my
de',rs 20 be useful J. wontd not 1ave lrou.
oied you with observations oil the toaacco
crop, out tor my knowledge that much To-
ohcco Is made in yuui state. and believing il
IS araiionai object lhat the labor of eyorv
man should be employed TO the mos, advan-
tage, II occurred to me that it mignl b, use
iui 10 make HE compari9on that take the
i'Derty 20 present 20 you. although u did
not tall @'sh'n the scope OF your enqui,
rics. 49,
Az, respectfully,
Sir. tt,
Your humble servant.
w LSON CARY NICHOLAS.
Wni. " Rodnlan. Esq.
Washington. " {.
. Several Advertisement, upsvo;d.b,v
mn!ed. "
Inspected at ftichmond for the last twelve,
months en1ing on the frs, of August 1871.
A7'oSl b6is. Superdne Flour
,275 do. half do.
1851 do. fine do.
2.356 10. m;ddiings do.
1872 do. sipstuiF
S6l do, condemned do.
l65, 647
JOHN J. JOHNSON,
INSPECTOR If lPicb,,5nk
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'hh Subscribers will commence bus,ncss
4 N 'his city on The first day Of Sept. next
undcr the ffn OF P' yeats
WILSON, DREW e ROBERTsON
They have token an extensive ana comma. ;o,,.
Warehouse fronting tbe Basin OF thc CT
wnere such produce as msy he consigo.a ~
hen viii be stored and disposed of on Conn ia.
sion. >''''''i'
Intending to combine tie Auction win ,bs
COMMISSION ous'ness, they viii be prepared
line. " ''"0
COnsgnors IN every case may res, .ssrrsed
OF our best attention 10 ther interest. Of Jis1,,ch
aud Of punc,usiity.
THOMAS WILSON,
TAcMAS II. DREE.
GAoACB ROBhRTST ,,
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RoBERT MFfL SOW 90 q

~ AVE reaeved and sre mo- on4n,ro =.
4 ieir Store, Main s.reet,) verv ext.n.
S s,s 40 general assortment OF WOOJIEW
~ TO- aud FANC1' GCODS ~,
' ss' which 'hey will sell, BAOlesaie nd
s'af It her usual psioes FOR cash or nccebtan.
Oct. %
) fhey have also receiva1 a. 3D.,
'ortment of 3EWELRI, Of the ,sfssi go; Is.
h"Sipn' french md American m,oufsc,,,re
first quality, D oil mo
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M USEUM OF Xix FIGUREs. a. ,,g.r :.
~, "a Inc, Living ANIMALS ssd MESA.
t, 800; VIZ Icing African LEoPAKD--
., ~ a.,'os'' f,tA- WI 80 through he Msnu-
ctlde withthe Yankee setting hre 20 hI, tic
me Exhibition win be exhibited for {, VIZ
", w E1h' at ne CITY Tdve,n, in the CIV of
h,'"mond' Good Music during The Exl,s.,..
pFice. ''s1
N. b PRoFLLES taken a. the Museum and
elegantly framed NN"' ana
Cctober 25.
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Dollars

believe the above is a fair estimate ]
am convinced caa make more pounds OF
hemp than OF tobacco upon the same land
and that il is worth more. / refer 20 tue
state ol the market tor an average of Fears.
That more land can be cultivated in wheat
with hemp than with tobacco crop. is de
tnonstrated by us being SHOWN mat hemp
and wheat never requ'rc til PIONEERS at
tentlon at the same ZINE where u II /, no
torIOus that III harVes III the thrcshing and
seeding aud IN the preparation tor seeding
great attention IS nee SsAry 20 the tobacco
crop; that the land rs less injured, can be
better prepared, and more oi it manured, IS
equally obvious. But 10 pat thIs ut o. all
doubt, aubjon the following statement TO
show the number ot days Work required 70
make each crop and the seas,n wnen th.
labor is performed. | do not lake in.o the
estimate the time that IS required to break
OF prepare the land for mp. because " e
cisely the same prepdr AtIon would be advan-
tageOusy bestowed upon me iand tha is 20
be plated IN tobacco, aud have net motto
ed piough,ng he tjbacc0.
Time nece osary oCuit,vate a crop Of m.
tobacco NILS, by one mau, estimated in
days work
Prepa ,ing, burning and seeding plant pa CHI
esq days IN. aud Feb.
Killing, turning and cutting off 90 day A .
pril aud May
Planting and repIanupg 4 days May AID
June.
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vents there being herewith inserted.
June 90. Ia"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-21
DiGrict of Columbia, 10 wit

VKTHEREAS Jeremiah Sa,terwhite hath
w by his petition in writing, applied 10
the hon Nicholas Eitzhugh, one of the as-
sistant Judges of the Gil cult court OF the
district of Columbia, to be admitted to the
benefit of the oct Of Congress for the relief
of in solvent deb ors within the district alore-
said and has stated therein that he is in az
tual confinement in The all of Alexandra
county, at the suit Of Samuel M'Claud, and
being unable to discharge the said claim,
with others against him, has offered to deli
YER up to the use of his creditors all bis pro-
perry, real, personal and mixed: Notice is
therefore given to the creditors of t.r' said
Jeremiah Satterwhite, thar on Monday, the
25th instant, between the hours of nine and
three O'Clock, at the court house in Alexan-
dria, the oath of an insolyent debtor will be
administer ed to the said Jeremiah Satterwhite
and trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act of Congress, unless cause be then and
there shewn to the contrary. Ard it is fur
Their ordered, that this notice be inserted dai.
ly in the Alexandria newspaper uhtil the
25th instant.
By order Of the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh,
one of the assistant judges the circuit court
of the district of Columbia, this st tay Of
November, 1871.
c.. Deneale, C. C.
November 81. DIST