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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

The President of the United States has
exercised mis- constitutional prerogative OF re-
fusing to sign law passed by Congress. The
subject OF the law was The incorporation OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the town
OF Alexandria. This is, we believe, only
the third time that any President has thought
tit TO exercise this right. Gen. Washington
on two occasions refused his appreciation to
bills presented Tor his signature nett er Mr..
Jefferson or Mr.. Adams, we believe, ever
withheld their signature from any law passed
by Congress. National InfrLHgencer.
EXERCISE OF THE VETO.
The following message was received from
the Presiden, OF the United States.
10 the Rsuse Of Representatives. Of Me U. Ssates.
HAVING examined AMI considered the
bill, entitled An act Incorporating the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in the town OF Al
exandris, in tine District of Columbia"
now return the bill to the House Of Repre-
sentatives, in which ii originated, With the
following objections
because the bill exceeds the rightful au-
thori,y, to which governments arc limited by
the essential distinction between civil and re-
ligous functions, and violates, In particular,
the Article OF the Constitution of the United
States which declares, that g Congress shall
make no law respecting religious establish.
ment." 1 he bill enacts into, and establishes
NY law, sundry rules and proceedings rcla
tive purely 10 the organization and polity OF
the church Incorporated, and comprehending
even the election and removal of the minister
OF tie same 50 that no change Can DC made
therein by the particular society, or by the
general church of which il is me mber, and
whose authority it recognizes This partic-
ular church, therefore, would so tar be re-
ligious establishment by law legal force
and sanction being given To certain articles in
its constitution and administration. Nor can
it be considered that the articles thus estab-
lished are to be taken as the descriptive cri-
terra, only, Of the corporate identity of the
society (; inasmuch as this identity must de-
pend on.other characteristicks /; as the rcgu-
lations established are generally uncssential
and al,erable, according to the principles and
canons by which churches Of that denomina-
ito, govern themselves and AZ the injunc-
tons and prohibitions, contained in the regu-
lations, would be enforced by the panal con-
sequences applicable to violation of thsm
according to the local law.
Because the bill vests i'm the Said incorpo-
rated church an authority to provide for the
support of the poor, and the education Of
poor children of the same an authority
which, being altogether superf1uous if the
provision is TO be the result of pious charity,
would be precedent for giving to religious
societies, as such, legal agency 10 Carrying
into effect publick and civil duty.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

IfMOlHI I1IAEH1VU
HIS begun series of essays 90 be publish
ed in tac federal Republican of this city, adj
dressed /" to the people Of the United States"
His object is twofold to defend his charac-
ter, and to attack the administration. His
success, in the first, will, we presume, be e.
Quail to his success in the last case Mr.. p.
describes himself as second Lear, a man
more sinned against than shining !" and pro-
mlses TO expose he alterations and crimes of
uhen IN poweV.--If this man imagines ne can
sway the approaching elections in Maryland
and Massachusetts, he probably oyer-rates
his Abilities, and torgets the injustice Of his
Cause. he appears 10 dislike the measures
oil goyernnent---so, in hart, do ~ (for rea-
sons different from Mr.. Pickering's) they
have not strength sufficient for our taste.
But let 1t be remembered, that the federalists
In Congress uniformly exer,ed themselves 10
oppose the adoption of policy favourable to
the true interests and honour of America -
and are entitled to their full share of censurc.
AT the close OF the last cession, the whole
party strove like furies TO cover our nation
win imfimy, by insisting on breach of faith
towards France and GARDENER (who is ale
most as famous as Pickcring) had fifteen "a
iuendments which he meant to propose to the
non-intercoursc bill, that he might waste
tine and prevent its passage. The publick
Already know the Aagitious conduct of the
trcacherous, abusive and coqvardlv Randolph,
the co-Adjutor Of Pickering, GARDENER, Quin-
cy, & CO. Are these the men who arraign
their antagonists Have these men advoca-
ted the cause OF our impressed scamcnl No.
/. Have they offered to resist England No.
Then what have they done They have la
boured to cnslave Us TO Britain,and to involve
VS. in war with France and Spain--to des-
troy our only valuable commerce--dvide the
Union,--confusc its cils,---and overthrow
the Repubick.
With these cursory remarks, which may
serve to advertise the publick, that MI. Pick
ering, who Stunned Lexington, has never
ihe'ess broke ground agains, his adversaries
IN the field of politicks; we leave him to his
constituents in Massac husetts. Pickerlng's
censurc Is an encomium MS appreciation
ground OF suspicion. The efforts of such
man are rendered useless, by the antidote of
bis known character. ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

and ma. Supported Us prineirIes with ability
and frmness in the worst of times.
~ National Inreiigeneer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-27

pride, are unfit for legislation--thcse quail
ties are no. even suited for the held of battle
--.beins entirely different from that noble
ieeiing ami zealous indignation, which ac-
company the towering soul of uDyicidng
honour From good authority, we have been
fayoured with AN anecdotc, which unfolds the
sast of Randolph's nagnqninify: lie has
been ia the naoit of relating it himself go
Randolph says, that as he was one day go-
Ing from Capitol Hill to Georgetown, on
horseback, he deserted Mr.. Madison coming
towards him on foot. Owing to the debth Of
the snow there was but one path, which he
Was resolved 10 retain for the accommoda-
tion of his horse Mr. Madison seemed also
disposed to keep it--but, said Randolph, il
he had not jumped out of the path, into the
snow, uaon my honour, would have rode
over him. 814 f
When the reader ceases TO laugh at the
joke, he WI consider this as a true specimen
OF Randolph's generosity, polteness and
courage. Among all civilized people, we
believe, that wemen, hriesfs and unarmed
men, are not threatened to be attacked or
rode over by cheyaliers on horseback.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-19
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

pan AWAY on the soth June last from
,be estate of Daniel M'Carty, deeeaseo' - =,
ne county of Westnoreian !, and s.a.e "
Virein,s, Negro Man named Jim
bout thirty. five years of age, .'ark com
ION aho,,t six feet high, bad countsha"ce,
and remarkable scar acloss Ills hos {, '''
mother on his head. little above MS ioie
head: he had on homespun t"l'ied y'''
and cotton round Jacket and 2antaioohs,-
rbe-e j, no doubt but he will change DIS
clothes it is Therefore thought unnecessary
70 describe them more particularly. =
cynected that he has procured pass OF .
forged certificate Of his freedorr, as DC "ei''
from j neigh6orhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom nc
might very readily obtain COPY OF the.'
mass. or certificate OF freedom. Ii is cohh-
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavof 10 se'
n some of tha northern or EASTERN states
He was seen short time since in the town !,
of BALTIMORE. Thirty Dollars VIII be gwen
if taken in ,hc county, ard il out ct the State
and secured in any Jail, 90 that get nun d
aain, the above reward and Ill reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
RiChd. Stuart.
v, r, All masters OF vessels and other
persons, are hereby torcwarned from haroor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest pen
atics Of the law. II. D.
September 8 Gu
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To the Lovers of Agriculture
In amfle and fertile field is presented.

TNTISHING to direct my attention to a
Wv different employment thm that OF
farming, offer to let, for term OF years,
that VII UzBLE ESTATE whereon / re-
side, and known as dlerander's Island. This
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap OF government; the
main road passing through has afforded TO
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive farm -
This property, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object wei,
worthy the attention of the farmer. ANY
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary.
as persons wishing TO rent it is presumed
will view the estate.
~ If this property is not soon applied
for, shall make arrangements for the cul-
,ivation of it myself. which will preclude o.
theirs for the succeeding year. Any infor-
nation will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island, by George Hash
ing,on, or myself resident thereon.
w. H. Washington.
November l co
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s AZ ~
RiChd. Stuart.
Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Dec. Term, ISL
ORDERED, That the executors OF JOHN
BUTCHER, deceased, DO insert the ioiEswlne
advertisements three times in each week toi
six weeks, in the Alex .ndria newspapers,
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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! s vols. svo the American clifton will be N
s vols svo and will sell at halt the ptiee
of the former.
Subscriptions WILDE received by the puo.
Usher, and by the principal booksellers
throughout the United states.
Such as may become aRswerabie for ''ie
amount of six copies, .hall be entitled 90
seventh.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1911. oaW.
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THIS as to giUe Notice,

That the subscribers, o. AleXantrla county,
in the Gistrg t Of Columbia, have obtained
rom the Orphans Court of sad county, let
;era test.meatary Oh the estate OF JOHN
BUTCHER, late of the county aGoresai
merchant, decd: al persons having cislm-
against he sail ccdent, are hereby warn
Il to exhibi: the same, with the voucher.
hereof 10 the subscribers, on or before the
ath dav of June next, or they may by la"
Sc exclu led from all benefit TO the said es
tate and those indebted thereto are required
to make i'm mediste payment.
Given under our hands this 4th day OF De-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-19
Jonathan Butcher,
John B. Patton,
The Subscriber offers for Sale
on ACCOMMODATING TERMS,

on ACCOMMODATING Terms
(Price from 30 to SO dollars fer acre.
TWO or three LOTS, or / RACIo oil
LAND, containing from to SO acres, ans
,,istant from alexandria about mile hall,
and from the seat of government four miles
The proximity of TINS property to three
market towns, the pleasantness OF lis situa-
tiou, and the improvements about 10 be mad'
by several wealthy and respectable citizen:
Of the town on some OF the adjacent lots, a.
ford reason to expect speedy rec IN value
To persons dcsIrous of securing eligible
settles for present improvement or future re-
tirement, an opportunity of locating them
selves SO advsntageously may not again &C.
cur.
Also FOR sale OR LEASE,
Several BUILDING LOTS, handsomely
situated at the upper end of Washingtss-
street, in healthy and agreeable neigh0or-
hood.
Oh. Alexander.
November 81. dlw eoS~.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold, on THURSDAY, the tsSs
day of December. next, if fair; II not, the
next fair cay 1T DANBT, Fairfax county
the late residence of Col. CaARLEs LIZ
TLg, deceased
Betwecn 20 and SO Negroes,
Consisting OF men. women, boys giris
variety of Household and Kitchen farni-
ture; Horses, Cattle, Sheep * Hogs; Plan,
tali,n and Forming Utensils 1.-The crop OF
Corn, Hay and Fodder; two , as NUM-
Der Of Hog s;eads and barrels; with many o.
Their articles 100 tedious to mention nc
ss|e to begin at eleven O'Clock, and TO conli
rus from Car to day until 81! is sold.
Terms of sale For al sums under tWe'i'
~ dollars, cash--for al sums above, Gre
dit Of six months will be allowed, upon TIE
purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
rity, bearing interest from the date Ii not
punctualiy paid.
C. F. Whiting. admir-.
Morven, December 8. Gus
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FOR SALE,

1T Northumberland Cour!-houRe.
A STORE-HOUSE, and STOCK OF
~ GOODS on hand. The situation as a
stand for store is superior to any at this
mace. Also, Lease on two story framed
House adjacent to the store house out
houses, garden, clover lot, and about three
acres Of land under a good enclosure with
the privilege Of FIRE wood, &c
Edwin G. Brown,
Northumberland Court-hou
December IL sZw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-19

I'm Essay on his Life and Genius /; Notes,
SUPPLEMENTS, &c.
BY ARTHUR MURPHY. ESQ.
The first .fmericCn, from the last London
Ed ion.
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PUBIC SALE.

By yirtae OF deed Of trust executed to us
the subscribers by Thomas faA,n, bearing
date the 10th of Deeember, 1909, aN OF
record in Lancaster county court.:.-s' Sc
q cure the payment of a certain 81 I OF mo-
ney therein acknowledged to be due 10
Edmund Denny. will be- exposed to sale,
to the highest bidder. on the premises,
fsr ready payment, ON the 10th day
March next, the following tracts Of Land,
viz
One tract, containing by estimation
one hundred and forty acres, situate in the
county of Lancaster; the other near the
former, containing also the number Of Que
hundred and forty acres The traction which
the improvements are, lies Immediately On
and near the pualic road leadns. from Farm
ham church to Lancaster court house, eight
miles from the fermcr and five from the lat.
ter place. These lands arc well timbered !;
the buildings are pretty good and in neat re-
pair; situated in respectable neighbor'
hood. and as to fertility Of soil, and every O.
Their advantage, are scarcely exceeded BY a.
ny " forest" lands in the adjacent country.
Thomas D. Downing,
!. Basye,
Tru4ees.
January 1875. 2awtf
NJ Iffrom any unavoidable circumstance
the sale should not take place the 10th, it
will on the 10th Of March. ~
TRUSTEES.
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Tru4ees.,
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber on
the 26th ultimo. at Edmund Fosters, ia
Spotsylysnia county, Virginia, Negro Wo-
man, named NVinny, about thirty years Of
age had on, VIXEN she eoped, brown coat.
ing habit, wool hat, and coarse double soaFd
shoes. l suppose she will make for frede-
ricksburg, Alexandria, or the city Of Wash
ington, as she has numerous acquaintance in
each place. She is very good house SER
want and an excellent seamstress. Any per-
son, experimenting the ssid Negro, and se-
curing her in any Jail, and giving notice
to the subscriber living in Fairfax county,
about six miles from the Occoquan mills,
and about seventeen miles from Alexandria,
shall receive the above reward, and ii brought
home, all reasonable charges paid
Edward W. Simpson,.
February 4. eolna.
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N o TI.CfE.

The creditors Of George M'Munn
are earnestly solicited 10 exhibit their ciains
to the subscriber OH Or before the trst day OF
March next, for the purpose of enabling HIM
10 ascert ain What sales OF the real estate o.
the stestatet viii The necessarX TO meet the
payHfe4it OF his debts The creditors failing
.at,endrto this neEiee viii probably be OK
cluied from any participation in the assets
fiji estate.
Mordeca; Miller, Ext.
Nssaary.l4 d
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust from William
Hunter to the subscriber, to secare the
payment of sum Of money to Thomas
Preston, will be exposed to sale for ready
money, on "Wednesday the 18th of Febru-
airy next, on the Premises,
\ HOUSE and LOT, on the corner OF
n Water and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one hundred and three feet,
and fronting on Wilkes Street seventy two
feet; on which is good two story framed
Dwelling House, handsomely situated, and in
good epair-subject to ground rent.
lanes Keith, Trustee.
January IS
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller g StattoneY,

Ohtosise the WaSAtnsto, 7aUsrn-hug street.
HAS LATELY REcElvs foR SALE
TIE faN2.vne Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, {
vols. calf, gilt
{ De Quevedos' Works, vols. dc. do.
Spectator, vols. do, do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do. do.
Cavello ON Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bdrs Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, S vols, calf, with 81.
Perb plates,
: Darwin's PhyTelogia, Thompson's Con.
spectus, Clark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, a vols. Cullen's Practice
Cullen's Materia M edica, Haller's Physielo.
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hools's Tasso, silt
binding, Blairss Sermons, vols. Phe boz
rough, a poem, by Crab, Parks Chynies-
try. gst sss
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Saliust
DcIphini, Clark,s Corderi, Rlppones Hymns.
Comleyss Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bles, School do, and Testaments, Hutton's
Book keeping, Jackson.s do Gibseh's Sur
veyins, F!nt.s do AiRsorth's Latin Die
tioaary, Humess Essays, Bolinbrooks serks,
Ladies and Gentlemens Pocket Almnnacs,
for 1911. Also a. large stock of Writing and
Nrapeing Pspes Bonnet & Bandbox Boards,
Play Cards, States, sc.
N. B. Couatry merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, &C. &c. ON liberal
erms.
November II
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go9 safe. at Public auction,

ron sac, az FUVtzC Z1HcI10H'
On MoaJay the first day OF April next at
q o'clock on the premises, the toIio wing
valuable property, on liberal credit
Two two story Brick Houses two
one story brick stores, on Washington street,
also fonr framed houses on King street, In.
c]ndins the store on the corner of King and
Washington streets, and two lots OF ground
m the west side of Washington street, and
near to King-street, each twenty four feet
three inches front. The above property
will bring in at present rent OF one thousand
dollars per annum, and is subject to ground
rent of one hundred dollars annually.
Richard Lewis.
January %. 3tawtlstAp
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PUBLIC SALE.

: UNDERathe authority ola deed Of trust to
the SUBSCRIBER. I've Will offer at public sale for
cash. on The 7oih day { his month, at the
coffee aonse---two valuable NEGRO MEN,
vi no have been Brought up to the baking busi-
nsss-ope sIaye, for life: the oti'er having
six years 10 serve from the 18th day OF Au-
gust last.
R. |. Taylor.
tEahrnarvo cots
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!Akxand, ia Lsbra,y Company.

THE Members Of the Alexandria Libra
ry Company viii please to take notice, that
an election will be hela at the Library, on
Mog,day, 18th ins.aQt, between the hours OF
three and six, pm. for President AID Di-
;resaorsaoF the ensuing year.
. asass Kennedy, sen.
=. Esflf4iary 4. = sGbtGQS
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TO RENT,

Md possession given on the 10th OF Febru-
AIRY next,
a TWO story HOUSE near the corner
u of King and Washington streets, now
occupied by Mr.. "A Blaksney. Application
May be made to DR.. Stadfer.
January 81. \ s dSW
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For Sale.

A house and lot situated near the
lower end OF Pitt street.-The lot is 40 feet
front and runs back one hundred feet The.
house is wei! finished and pleasantly situated
for small family For termsapply to JOHN
SHAW, Navy Yard, Washington, sr to
JOSEPH RINKER, Alexandria, whs
viii shew the premises.
Jan. IS. eo3tlaT4r
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4srSeIaRial sbring Iavea,D
10 RENT.

THE subscribers will rent the above Ia
vern on moderate terms to a good tie
nant The situation of TINS Tavern is at least
equal to any in the district, laying immedl-
ete,y on the turnpike road from Alexandria
to Washington, and possessing the best spring
in the district.
Adam Lynn,
George Wise.
February 9. 60
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january ST. Eco.
Ioscph II. Vaudeville

january jill 0''
Joseph II. Vaudeville
0fFGR% FoR SALE,
a. o hushcl. liverpool aud LsooH salt
Liverpool sAh in ssckS
SO hossheads Muscovado sugar
so barrels do do.
hopshcads New Orleans 90
5000 VT, hes, .rcea coffee in hhds. bags
5000 vt. Old white ditto
800 W.T. race Hi"ye
Is hogshcads laolasscs
SA b :rrels wa ,key
20 di,to New England rum
81 boxes mould ana dipped candies
barrels behring's and shad
10 ba"reis upland cotton
Ga ,nov,ler. imnc:iai, hyson Young hySons
uai hl.oa ska IL II s, latest an'p"riA-
Nua>
M.i;,ra Port, Lisbon, Sherry, and Ca'aio-
nh NTA i$S
!oosli, am Antigua spirits
Cosatc byeady
H2i,lnl ana Country gin
i,uo,,w. ler OF Iii a.rrm kinds; shot; Lon
d., All phiiadslpniA mustard; pipes III 2ox
c.; wriung saa wrapping paper hes'' Vi
hnxcs; best Spanish and common sc&ArS !;
6.l cnsd leaiinR linel; race ropes; ioai
and in,, sa.arE 8o ,ey in ifki0s peppe.
a,"pic, : cinnamon uunn"ss; loves an"
Mace alum; copptras, demJo"ns.
Also,
ALWAYS on hand, est supeiane flour and
Cra~EcrS
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This is to give notice that the

This is to give notice that. the
subscriber of Alexandria county, in the dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from he Or
phans' Court of said county letters testament
tary On the estate Of Thomas Hutchens, late
of tie county Aforesaid deceased: III persons
having claims gains tie said deceased, are
here'y warned to exhibit the same with the
vo;.,hl.s thersoi L the subscriber, on before
tl~ 9 ii DIV of ADJUST next; or they may by
law be eyclrd d frona all benefit to the said
estate ard those in&eb:ed thereto are re-
oo.red Is make immediate payment.
Give ,Ir.,I iay hand this 9th day Febru-
airy. 1874.
Margaret Hutchens,
Administrators of Thomas Hutehens.
February g. ota"@"
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Ale.andyia County, Feb. Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the executrix OF Thomas
Hutchens, deceased do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
two weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Platter and Whaskey.

100 tons Plaster, and Philadelphia Whis-
key in hogsheads and barrels, received ana
for sale by
T. w. Peyton.
January IS. eo4w
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.uit publlih1d,

;uIt Pubhihod,
PRICE FIFTH CENTS,
Ana Ter sle ny ROBERT GRAY,
A poct,ca! Picture of America,
Being Observable made during Ie 4denoe
OF .4,ersi years at Alexandria and N0rtoih /;
illustrative of the manners and customs o! The
;nhaiitants-and interspersed with .aectoies
a,isine from general intercourse at" So
CIV il that country from 1899 to ieo7 by
!, Lady. .,
London, Printed, sos-Nerfolk, Re- printed
1870