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| "since the 53d here has not been any
movement of imfor; ance The enemy's
force is posted alopg the Gauaiana from
Merida e Badojos and appears to be prn
lcipal!y occupied m procuring subsistence.
he object of the enemy seems to be,
to unite, to a certain degree all his forces il,
Est''emaduro. Geu Bonnet has cvacuated
the .daiHnas. Don Julio Scnches has des-
cended into the plains of Old Castle aud re
Gently Intercepted very valuable convoy,
consisting of money aid provisions destined
from SALAMANCA for Ciudad Rodrieo.-
We also learn fron Vaiadoi,d. that another
convoy, equally valuable, aud consisting of
he baggage and effects of King Joscth have
been intercepted by the Partzan Men, near
FHforia.
Gen Blake, according to an arrange
ment, crossed the GaIdtuna the 22d; and
learn was at CastHcgos the 24th.
" The coBcentrarioF of the enemy's for
ces must give extensive advantages TO the
Spaniards, and will en4ae them to cut off
the enemy's conyoys.' and to attack their
small garrisons The civil authorities and
their adherents IN the great cities, will be
separated from their armies, and they will
also be exposed to our attacks"
(Signed) ~
(" WELLINGTON ="
The II. Q@oi Lord HelHngton ara in the
vicinity OF E'vas on the Portuguese iron.
ier The Portuguese II. q was at Santa
Autafts, nine miles from iyas
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ISoTu
Pressure on the British Manufacturers
| az A SKE TCH.
The House of Commvns took up. on June
24th, Tor the last time, the petition of IN,
WeaUetS OF Manchester
Colonel Stanley expressed his regret
that it was out OF his power To propose any
measure tor the reiIef OF The petitioners -
1t was certainly a most afpic ing considsra
ton. that IN the town of Manchester alone
there were no Tess than t7renty fve thu
sand /our hundred persons, who had, in
some shape or other, received harish re-
lief IN the present year.
Ihe Sneaker suggested, that to get clear
OF the Report, it would be in rule 20 move
the further consideration OF it al some d,v
beyond the probable duration of the session.
Mr.. Giddy moved it TO be taken no. ON
that day month. He pitied the mjsiortunes
OF the petitioners, but thought that in such
a discussion as this, the general policy ufthe
government ought not To be blended Y,th
the suiterings of any particular class Of peo
pie. hat coarse miskt excite al. the bad
passions, those most dangerous to the state
without doing the least service, TUiz MODS,
IasnTrecHon$, &c IT any one manutae !.
ture feii INTO dlsnSe, there was no other re-
medy Tor the wrrkmen, than 20 work a, low
er wages, or to,work in some other. yav
lie though, that many o! ouC ndai4faciurers
zroufd be Obliged 10 turn their attention To
agriculture, which would make this country
Independent of the rest of tile world
GU we had thought, that So far from this
u. b. had aspired 20 make the rest of the
world dehendeW upon her for manufactures
and commeice. Her politicians have al
ways held these last he great sources of
her prosperity Besides, viii ter m.anu actu
rers turn their views to the landl Her O.
IN L. Will opet ate as they're caed Reyoca
ton OF the Edic,s of Nan z drlye them to
other Countries, if they can escape or. to
her armes, where they will be converted
from productive to nnfroductive labour.
-ers !)-At all events. MIG. thought it was
necessary to extinguish all hope of their
meeting relief from that House. .
Mr.. w Smith expressed great COMPASS
sion tor them, but the House could not grant
them relief. What they seemed most an
xious tor, was, That the master lmanufac
turers should be obliged 10 give them the
same wages zuhen Ehere Is no market for
me goods, as u there was one This was
remedy which could no be Thought of
ON any principles of justice
lhe Petition was then quashed forever
by postponement.
u And yet the fedtralists will not cease
to assert. IN spite of he facts above $ ated
that our Non importation law has no effects
upon G. B.
~"
~ From respectable Merchant of ri j.,
Clfy, we have the following Prices Cure n,
OF wheat and -four
Misunderstanding. doll. Is cts
Richm ma, 1 dol IS and two third>--Tre
dericksburg, l doll. IS. Alexander. l
doll. IS. Baltimore, doll. 40, a 145 PLi
ladelphia, doll. 20 for pure, unq,,xed
best wheat. New-York, doll, 70 O / Y5
do.-Lynchburg, doll. 25
FLOUR in Philadelphia, 9 dolls. salti
more, 8; Fredericksburg, ~.
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NE1r LOOKING Glass S7oAh.

NEY LOOKING Glass STORE.
WILLlAM JONES, Carver, G ,idcr, Look
w ing Glass and Picture-ti anne Manuiactu.
rer' adjoining the OLD Virginia Tavern, Gov
ernor Street,
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men ofthe Cuy of Richmond, tia, ne has O.
pened handsome assortment of Look ipg -,,las-
SEES IN Gut and Mahogany frames
lie also frames Looking glasses, PFints Pain
hngs, Drawings, Needle Work, &c.
Ont WINDOW ana Bed Cornices, Brackets,
&c. &c. made in the newest fashion.
Looking glass plates re-Silyered or exchanr.
ed. 80
Aug. 27. @ e
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s HA subscribers will commence bus;n.s.
a ms CITY on the first day OF sep. next.
WILSON, DREW & ROBERTSON
Ihey have taken an EXTENSIVE and co-,,,..,:-.
warehouse fronting tn, BASIN OF the CsUsJ
80 Su1n produce a. MAY be consigned to
ion. u 0i' NOhmis-
intending to combine the Auction witt, tho
Co'ilnlssi'n business, they wIli be PREPARED
70 %, ,ece''e west India and dry goods m thar
CohSIg nors in every case may rest assursed
and OF punctuAilIy, F"'Nn
IHCMAS WILSON,
ThOMAS II DHEV
GEOhGE hOBLhI,S0M
If e
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II No battle Gen. Blake has made a
diversion IN favor Of the BrtH8h 30 Ute S.
n the Gaudiana affiaren.iy against ScUiHe
~ is on the North ,offhat river Mar
mani IS 10 the NJ and Souh 10 ne s. IHe
later seemed marching 10 tie South, 10 fght
or interccht Blake.
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X DuCATlON.-J WOOD informs the NH,
nci Una. he mas engaged Mr. Boy, 10 at
'' ~ us academy on sps CIhcd hours three
Gays IN The week, for ,he purpose of eiyiha, in
s.fHcuoh "a he Frenth langu. ge-The Iiu1bnr
Vi olhoents Composing one Fflnoh Class mn, ",
exceed eIsht-Ihe fee Tor eacn stutl1rt. ihrso
ooi'@Is per quartes-I II another Glass IS formed.
Nlr' ooyy viii b, engag, for an additional MN
b. OF hours ""ih'
MIR. Bovy is a native Of France. of . coI,,,;...
education and possesses me mos, az.
0eF'lhcS.es from several respectable courges
no "esaemes IN The ". States, III wbics h..
mas taught the krench, Spanish and Itsliso
Languages "''NiA
Aug III.
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New YORK, Aug. %
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

Last evening, arrived at this port. the
ship Henry, capt. Moore, from Plymouth
which port she left on the second Of Juty.
Capt. Moore, and his Passengers furnish
ed the Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser
with London papers of the 29th June, and a
plymouth paper OF the ID Euly, from which
"enaVe made the following extracts.
Capt. Moore informs Us. thar rap.,;,
Blngham's official account OF his affair v;,h
the President, was received by tbe Rr,,ish
Government, but had not been published
HE King remained much the same. as
per last advices.
Capt NJ. further states, that an Embarro
was morentiy expected to be laid on all
American vessels in British ports.
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AN INJUNCTION --TappahsnnocL
Essex County Comt, held tie is.n dsy Of
Hnnuley Moody, PIP,
Against
Buckner, Ja'"oo
lame the plaintiff By his attorney, an It an
pearInB to tie satisfaction OF he count nst ~
defendant Stephen Cnensuh Is ana, - ii.It
'"n' o. th's state, & that he hath not ent.. nc
appearance and gwen security IS required bv
is"' on Motion OF tie plaintiff II % o,de,eI
nat ne appear here Oh Tie FIRST uay OF koveo.
oe' court next, ana answer zoe Di..nLH's n,u
ma t"at copy hereOi be inserted m s,rnS
public newspaper printed ~ tie Cny OF Ken
"o"u lo' TWO mo"ths successiy,iy, aud t..a. an
.'"sl copy hereof DC posted at TIE front door of
zoe Court House Of ,his County.
Copy. 1esie,
WILLIAM L. MATTHEWS. n.
FoW
JOHN p. LEI, elk.
Aug u. ON
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GDe eEnqulrer.
RICHMOND. AUGUST 81. 1911.
TRANSACTIONS.
THECoRrEs, June 1s.

From the Cadiz Consiso receiped az h.
Office ofthe Enquirer.
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Rtfijmnno EDea:re.

On Ihnrsdcy evening, Aug. %. Till be presented
me celebrated Tragedy, in fee Acts, called
vi A c B Z TIL.
ie watch Ss:!I be added the much admired Par.
tO7hine GATED
CARE md NINTH;
EARLEQUI% SKELETON.
Aug 81. 4,
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LnNnnN lime 90

LONDON, June 90.
Mail from New-Ycrk and Halifax
arrived yesterday i; and at The same time
Government received dispatches which con.
tain Capt Bingham's account of the action
between the Little Belt. of IS guns. and the
PRESIDENT OF A guns. 1t appears as in
the hrst instance we were persuaded it would
ProVe, that the attack of the American upon
MS MaJcstys smpwas as wanton and unpro-
voked as 1t was perfidious and cowardlv
ana unless the outrageously hostile condnc,
Of capt Rogersis explicitly dsclaimed bv
TIE American Government, and DrODer re-
paratlon made for il, we do not hesitate tn
say that rs due to our national honour &,
character 10 lnfiIct the most signal chastise
ment on the aggressor of which the naval
power al England is capable. 1t will be re-
CoNeC'eu 'hdt bonaparte, in his speech to
the he6isiatVe Body, stated that +" America
was making efforts to cause the freedom of
her nag to be respected, and that he would
second her." i remains TO be seen. whe
'her the present fragrant outrage was con
certed measure between the French and
American Governments. or whether the lat
ter hndingtha Great Britain would afford
no plausible pretext for hostilities, directed
the most wantOn act of aggression to be com
'ntted' we are far trom wishing for a war
WIN Americas but unless these points be
satisfactorily explained, we shall suffer
ooth III orr honour and our interest, if ex
eTnplary chastisement be not immediately
inflicted. Alarming Posi-.
letter from Gottenburg, dated Icne 81
says The rufnour OF more friendly un
ael standing between great Northern Pow
81 and Great Britain very strongly gain.
ground nay it is even looked upon by
some well informed persons, as matter
decided upon aud should Sweden follow
the same Course, our exchange will greatly
co,ae ~ favour Of this country, and natu.
rally against the importation Of produce for
her" ~
parliamentary Scssion.--T is confident
y stated, thar II is determir ed to- finish the
Investigations & pronounce Judgements in the
House OF Lords upon the long pending ca
ses OK the Banbury and the Berkeley Peera
Bes before the Propagation takes place. A
great deal Of prIvate business still remains
20 be disposed OF "Wednesday se'nigp
IS nc day spoken Of Tor the Propagation
Orders have been, issued to provide the
iuil complement Of The crews Of several fri-
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FLASHING roy znYERNc

III partnership OF ODEN ENCORE was
n dissolved, TINS day. by mutual consem.. and
tered 10 ""1
CURTIS r.. MOORE,
Who alone is authorised TO receive III. do,,,,
due to The late concern OF Oden 4 Moore
lie begs leave 10 assure his friends ami tho
pdblc in general. tnst every attention shall b de-
voted 20 render the Establishment agreeabl. IA
travellers aud others WHO may favor HIM with
their custom.
Private apartments, suitable to, the racan,;.
OH o. families travelling, and AS convenient and
agreeable as any M thIs city, separate from tbat
part OF the establishment devoted TO public en-
tertaInuent, Can always DC furnished
Thirty hive members of the next State I.eeis.
l1'ure' can DC comfortably accommodated, GA
application t.
Tbs Public's frend and Servant.
Aug 27 "a,
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LoNpoa, June 81.
ADMIRALTY COURT.

Andrew, Coggns, master. This Ameri
can vessel, laden WIKI a cargo of wine and
brandy, was captured IN the prosecution of
a voyage from Bayonne To N York The
Court, in this case, Condemned he ship
and cargo, on the ground IF violation of the
Orders in Council. 49,
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MANCHESTER ACADEMY ~
UACAIION esay gnhe3I mr w. r..
eaaenI a'-Hs M Aoraay the y. Of se6,e,,t
.'. ne eoR'ss 81 eaecanon ~, me ,1l4,ny
yea, wal 0e S'iSilei 10 lhsf u me AsfVe
pr boN19f ulio7r nHnoH, h.4s s;vea
"eTa1 S@nYactieH ~, thefseO L.sf tS.s, y,
l"Hes' 70 SiUc. i'-;r4eiion ~ me F5cu = j., -,
l %HAALIS s. o'k.ax. ~
I. 4Stl
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CURTIS. II. MOORE

y Office The second drawing OF The Will
nam anu Mary Colicg, Lottery OF Nine
y Numbers, took place III the Capioi TINS dav
when the following numbers came out the
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These possessing Tickets with the ABOVE Mum.
oefs may receive the prizes 10 winch they are
emitted, upon application agreeable TO the ,,b,a
o. pr.zes.
4Ae t..'rd drawing vail take place the l6.h
Sept Tickets for sale as usual.
Aug %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-03
August II
FOR SALE.

TWO thousand four hundred acres OF
Land, in Fairfax counly,Virginia, situated in
a healthy, genteel neighborhood, about IL
miles from the city of Washington & George
I own, and o miles from Alexandria. The
turnpike road from Alexandria to the Little
River passes about one and half miles from
the dwelling house. The land is we'll water-
ed of a good quality, and adapted 20 the
Plaster of Paris. The improvements are
large dwelling house 4S feet long and 20 feet
wide, two stories high, good kitchen, meat
house, tobacco house, granaiy, stables and
corn house, all in good repair. l will take
the moderate price of Ten Dollars per acre;
one third Of the purchase money payable az
the time of sale, the residue at the expira-
ton of l8 months.
Stock, in any of the banks within the DIS
trict of Columbia, will be received; or Lanes
on the lower parts of Potomac or Rapp.han,,
mock rivers, and in the western country, Will
be taken in exchange.
Richard Fitzhugh.
July a.. 9aWs"
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e. Hat Mandatory.
EDWARD LANGLEY,

"AKES this method to return his thanks
to his friends and the public, for the
liberal support he has received since ne COM
menced business in this place, and respect
fully informs them he has purchased the
HATING ESTABLISHMENT formerly belong
ing TO Mr.. Itifiam IL. S Faw, together with
a large assortment of HITS, which he will
sell at the most reduced prices, wholesale
or retail. He intends, in future, carrying on
the business at the stand lately occupied by
MIR Faw. opposite the Indian Queen tavern,
King street; where he hopes to be able to
rive satisfaction to all who may please to ia
vor him with their commands.
August so u'''
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

Prepared with the gseatest care q atleh'iohI
BY MICHlAL ZEE & Co.
Lees Worn, destroying Lozense'.
This medicine is superior to any ever Oh
tered to the public, being innocent and mia
certain and efficacious in its operations
Lees EHrir,
"A certain remedy for colds, coughs OF
astl,mas * particularly the whooping cough
SO destructive to children
Lee's Essence ST Mustard.
so well known for the cure of Rheuma-
ism, govt, palsy, sprains, &c.
Lees grand :: estoratlDe,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led in the cure of nervous disorders con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees A,,ti-bihous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant fc vers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the Aeh,
Which is warranted an infalli5le remedy
at one applie atian.
Lees in,alIble Ague e Fever Drohs,
For the ca re of agues, remittent and inter-
mittent fevers.
I.e's Genuine Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure OF ringWorms. tet-
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases IN the
eys.
Lees Tooth-Ache Drots,
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Corn Platster.
Lees Damask Lip SalOe:
Lees Restorative Ponder,
For the teeth and gums:
Lees .Anodyne EG1ir,
For the cure of every kind of headache.
The Indian Vegetable Shecyfc,
For the cure of Vencreal complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprle-
for, No. 90, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-street, and
". KINGSTON, Fairiax-street, Alexan-
dria.
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterfeits. observe each artl-
Gle has. on the outside wrapper, the sigma
tare Of MlCHAEL LEE ana 20
N. b. At the places of sale may be had
fprstis pamphlets containing recent and ex.
traordinary cases of cures, whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 20. Ia"
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August 20
ROBERT GRAY,

has Iately received, for sale, the .foHo7oI"S
Music for the Piano FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Weight.
Military Divertimento-Holst.
Easy Observation-Disclosures.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
K a;s s;;,: VII: e s'';;;
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Walee ct Rondo-Glldon'
Savoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
L. s,nsen net A Ra.Gs, cildon.
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson-Steibelt.
Gipsey Rondo-Holst.
Les Plaisirs de L'Esperance-Glldon.
La File Recommendation.
The Maid of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged tor the fiano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfina-Holst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
and s-TheSacrsd Companion tor the Ger
man Flute-a selection Of Psalm and Hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes, Guitars, French Horns'
Clarinet., Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Vlollns,
sc.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges < Screws.
Instructions Tor learning to play On each
Instrument.
May 81.
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T. w. PEYTON
OFF RS 70 r s. j. E.,

Hay anna Sugar in boxes
Antigua and Jamaica Rum
Holland and New York Anchor Gin
Old Madeira Wine in bottles & half pipes
London Particular Teneriffe ditto
Spanish Hides-Cotton
Green Coffee, Imperial & Y. Hyson Tea
800 barrels Shad and Herrings
200 Sacks Liverpool Salt
10000 bushels ditto
500 tons Plaster Of Paris:
August % dlwS2aw1m
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FOR SALE,

On board the Schooner EUNIeE, GzoRc,
MCCLELLAN, Master, now lying at Bane
Cart4vrigAt's arharf
25 barrels of inspected Shad,
suitable for family use fifty boxes brown
Soap; 100 reams post and common writing
Paper, and a few kegs soused Salmon.
e. The Schooner EUNIcE is
a strong, well bull, vessel, and will take 900
or 1000 barrels of -four on freight for Bos-
TON and PORTLAND, and will commence
loading this day, and sail for Boston on Sun.
day next. For freight or passage, enquire
of the Master on board, or to Mcssrs. Law
rason and Fowle.
September d6t'
J. =
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For Sale or Exchange.


will sell or exchange Tor formed Cattle,
one hundred CHOICE EWES and an I'M
PORTED SPANISH RAM-the Ewes are
tuppea by this Ram in conjunction with a
Clermont Merino Of 7-S blood, OF great SIZE
and fine form. My price for the Ewes Is
Eoyr Dollars each Letters to me post PAID,
will be duly attended to.
VIM. II. Foote.
3taw4w
lust received from Richmond,
IND WILL EE SOLD CHE.hf,
MALL TWIST, Cavendish and other
- Chewing Tobacco, OF the very best qua
lily half Spanish and best american Sc
CARS; Scotch and Rappce Snuff, Smoking
Tobacco, etc. etc.
John May. 7o6eeeon'st,
Lower end of Prince street,
Alexandria
n. B. Two or three good Journeynr9n Will
find constant employ and good wagcs-Als~'
two or three .anhrentices of god character
wanted
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Dufefs Nature DISPLAYED,

Adapted to the Acquisition fthe Spanish
Language in the shortest time possible, in
vols. octave, is just received, for sale by
the subscriber.
Also,
A complete assortment ct Nautical Books
and Charts, viz Blunt's Practical Naviga-
tor, last edition; do. Coast Pilot; American
Ship Masters Assistant; Seaman's Daily
Assistant; Theory and Practice of Seaman-
ship Nautical Almanack for Isl & 1912
and Capt. Parkenham's Invention OF Sub
stitute for lost Rudder
James Kennedy, sen.
August 10 cow
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Valuable Property for Sah.
The subscriber offers for Sale the follo7ying
Y.AL UABLE PROPERTY, to .vit

The subscriber offers for Sale the following
YALUABLE PROPERTY, to ait:
l.. An elegant and most valu-
able MILL SEAT, with afall of about for
ty feet, on Holiness Run, four miles from
the city of Alexandria, Immediately on the
Little River Turnpike leading from that c.
ty through fertile country. This scite for
a dwelling house and mill seat, is consi-
dered by competent Judges to lie enc OF the
most beautiful and advantageous IN the state
of Virginia The race is already cut and
dam can be erected at very inconslderable
expence.
2. 1850 Acres of prime Land
in Caroline county, STATE OF Maryland on
which are Mill lately repsired, Mill Scat
on a never falling stream, commodious
frame dwelling house, with every other con-
vcnient out house, and an apple orchard OF
good fruit. The iron orc OF and near THIS
extract is inhaustsble.
2. Two Lots IN the City OF
Alexandria, on which are three tenements,
situate on the west side Of RoE a'-stlcet, and
the north side Of Cameron-street.
The terms of payment viii he made con-
venient to the purchasers.
For terms and further description of the
first mentioned property, enquire OF Mr..
Thomas Janney--of Mr.. JosetA II. 1iande-
vMe for the last--both of Alexgndria--o
William S. Douglass,
Mordington Mills, Kent County,
Delaware.
August Sis dlweoo"