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. GROCERIES.

Alexander Hunter,
Corner of Columbus & King Streets, & nearl
opposite MIR. T. w. Peyton's,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
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Ertract efa letter from an .4merican gentle
man an Port-au-P Prince, to his friend in
Charleston, dated
"(HA1qI) PoR4-AU-PRINcE,
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N OFFERS. FOR SHE,
1T the LozveSt marker hYices, quhoiesale and
retail,
YEAS, WINES, SIC.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson and Young
Hyson Teas, In chests, half chests, quarter
chests, small boxes, and head canisters, latest
importation and superior quality.
L. p. Madeira and Tenerife Wines,
Sicily Madeira DO.
Port do.
Z Old Cognac Brandy, 4th proof,
Molasses, in hhds. and barrels,
Orleans and Muscovado Sugar in do.
Prime green and white Coffee, In barrels and
bags,
Glauber Salt in kegs, Green Copperas in do
Madder, Alum, race and ground Ginger
Rice, Pepper, Jamaica Plmento, Cinnamon
Cloves, mould and dipt Candles =,
Warranted No and Chocolate
hitting and wrapping Paper
Best Spanish FIotant and Bengal Indigo
Fig Blue, Starch, brown Soap, Goshen Cheese
Leiper's s Hamllton's Snuff, Tobacco In kegs
II ir Sitters, F and FF Brandywine Powder
Shot of all sizes, Pipes, Mustard by Fell
Muscatel R4siis in boxes, 4th proof Spirits
N e. Rum in barrels, old RyeW hiskey, No, /.
Thirty barrels common ditto, 6onests Wooden
Ware
Cotton, Flax, Bed-cords, Leading-lines and
Trace-ropes,
Loaf, Lump, Prussian and Piece Sugars
White HAVANA ditto,
Ground Al!um and Lisbon Salt
With l2o barrels Of prime Herrings & Shad,
particularly put up for family use, &c. &c.
May % 2aw2w
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the Subscriber on the 18th
Of May, inst. an Apprentice named
Jesse Hurdle.
10 years OF age, about feet inches high,
chuncky and we'll made, short brown hair,
halle eyes and good complexion-had on a
new blue Cloth Coat, domestic Waistcoat and
Pantaloons, striped blue and white. 1t is sup
posed he is gone towards Winchester. Twill
give the above reward to any person who will
secure him so that get him again, and rea
sonabIe charges ifbrougbt home.
/ dWard Daley.
All. persons are forwarned against harbor-
ing or employing Kim, as will put the law
In force against offenders. +. D.
Alexandria, May IS. 3t*
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Wanted to Purchase,
A BLACK GIRL about the age Of 9 or 10
years. Enquire of the Printer.
May l3
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RENRY's DISCLOSURES.

How proud triumph for Federalism =
How like the fine Gold have they come forth
from their trials Treated by the administra-
ton like enemies to their country.--Groaning
unier the weight of an En,bargo-beholding
all their hopes Of prosperity withered by the
folly or wicisedness of their own government
-assa!tcd by insidious foes to lure them from
their allegiance to their country. And driven,
insultcd, hunted down stigmatized, libelled
& abused by the democratic printers through
out the Union. And yet; 0 WASHINGTON
how would thy spirit exult in their triumph
NOT A SOLITARY INDIVIDUAL GAVE THE
LEAST coUNTENANcE TO THE PLAN OF HEN.
RYi The Cleaner
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what would disgrace an individual under Ger
tain circumstances, would disgrace nation
And what would you think OF one lndifiau@,
who had thus conducted to another, & shouiu
then retreat. He did not think we were up
on this occasion in the least embarrassed Dy
the conduct of France i'll burning our vessels
that may be subject of future codsldera-
ton. We have compleat evidence as TO the
enemy whom we have selected: AS weak
and imbecile as we are, he would combine
France if necessary. He said there was no
intrinsic difficulty or terror in the war; there
was no terror except what arises from the no"
velty. Where are we to come in contact
with our enemy! On our own continent.
If the gentlemen please to call these sentl-
ments quixotc, he would say he pitied them
for their sense of honor. We know DO pains
have been spared to Willy the government
If we now proceed, we shall be supported by
the people. Many of our people has not be"
leved that war is to take place. They have
been wilfully blinded. He was willing to give
them further notice. 1t remains for us to say
whether we will shrink or follow up the pa
triotic conduct of the president. AS ali Amc-
rican, and member of this house, he felt a
pride that the executive had recommended
this measure.
cSn xy1JT1
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EMB CARGO

Has already produced the blessed effect of
reducing -four to five dollars per barrel, and
wheat and provisions in proportion. The mer-
chant who was fortunate enough to ship will
make money, but the farmers who were so
unIucky as to be distant from market will
lose half his profit for the year, which will
enable him to pay his land tax, stamp tax, still
tax, and whiskey tax without any iRconveni-
ence. Fed. Req.
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Capt Gardner of the brig Betsey, arrived
at Baltimore, spoke off the Capes schooner
Eliza Ann, Roberts, from Barbados bound to
Alexandria.
The brig Clarisa Ann, ElweIl, arrived at
Boston from St. Ubes. Left there the AFRAID
ne, Getty, and Citizen, Weston, of Alexan-
dria.
The brig Brazilian, Hodgkinson, of and for
Alexandra was left at Oporto, March S, to
sail in 9 days. Schooner Hope, Luckett, of
do for Norfolk in 7 days-Flour Is dolls.
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E. B. CALDWELL,
Clerk Of the SUPREME Court y. States,
BORDEAUX, March IL, 1912.

BORDEAUX, March i, 1912.
Since our last respects ofthe Goth ulumo,
the emperor has granted an additional number
OF licences to export wires, brandies, and dry
goods from France to England, and to bring
from thence in return sugars, coffee, pepper,
indigo, cotton, cochineal, tea, hides, dye woods,
and medicinal drugs. A few imperial per-
mis- have also been granted to import coloni-
al produce from the United States in Ameri-
can vessels. These unexpected and incom-
prellensible measures, have caused com
plete ssagnation in business, and no sales Of
colonial produce could now be effected with
out great reduction from the last prices
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/" 1t will no doubt be soon ascestained, Whe-
Their the licences for England can be execut-
ed /; if they can, it certainly will not answer
to send colonial produce from the q. States
to this country. But, in the contrary case,
which appears to US most probable, such pro-
duce will ere long BE in demand at high prl-
ces.
g Brandies have risen about25 per ct. per
5o-prmcipally owing to the measures before
mentioned, and good American 4th proof
would now cost on board ship about ST. 81
per gallon. Tie enclosed price current must
be considered as nominal, but annexed to 1t Is
a list of arrivals from America. - Wig.
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dollars, although we had not half the number
of vessels of war. And let it be recollected'
too, that in 1901, were in state OF pro-
found peace, having concluded treaty the
preceding year with the present Emperor
Qhen First CensuIo of France.
We trust our fcllow.citizens will consider
these facts, before they decide upon the abso-
lutte inutility and the enormous expence of a
navy.
We copy the following from the Baltimore
Wing.
.4RITHMEq'IcAL' QUESTIONS: or, armour
and attIude."
Ifdoctor Eustis, the god of war * co. have
not provided knapsacts blankets, camp equip
age. sc. &c. in o months: how soon can we
be ready for war
If there be not single suit of clothes made
for the army of25,ooo, (and there is not how
soon can VIC have $4,000 uniforms f?
II no man has yet heard the tap of a drum,
or the note Of a fife, or the speech OF a brisk
serieant, to recruit for the $4,000 men autho-
rised by an act of ias January how soon
shall we see the whole embodied ?--And,
in What time, shall we conquer Canada ?
TOfthe president we say nothng-(though
he is bound by the constitution to execute the
laws(-because they" seem to have adopted
the British maxim, at Washington, that " the
king can do no wrong ~
II far more pains have been taken to recruit
uotcrs for the neat president, than troops for
the public service how are the peoples at
fairs managed
Was a worse appointment ever made than
that announced in the Intelligencer, in the
following words? +" Morgan Lewis, esquire,
is appointed by the president and senate QUAR-
ter master general of the army ofthe y. So
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10 BE CONTINUED. |
OLD Observation-Disclosures

OLD MASSACHUSETTS,
The statement of votes this day given will
justify the confident anticipation, that the de-
sire Of the Friends of WASHINGTON,
COMMERCE. and PEACE, has been graft
tilted in the election of the Hon. CALEB
STRONG, Governor and the Hon. WIN.
PHILIPS, Lieut.. Governor, of Massachusetts,
by majority exceeding THREE THOUSAND
votes. Laas Dec Bost. Cent.
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SENACA PAGE, who is charged with
counterteting bank notes, and for whose APP
prehcnsion reward of one thousand dollars
was offered, arrived in town this morning,
under the care Of Messrs. Harrington s Town
ley, two active police officers Of the city of
New-York. He is on bis way to Baltimore,
where his trial will be had.-Dem. Press.
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NORFOLK, April 6.

.Hrriued in Hamilton Reads-Ship Averie,
Colly, SO days from the Downs, bound to City
Point. Sailed in company with, ships Friends,
Hipkins, and Protecuess, Wilson, for this
port-March 90, in lat. 40, long. 43, spoke
snip Eliza Oracle, Rodgers, IA days from this
port bound to Cadiz.
Brig Olympus, Sabin, 50 days from Oporto,
bound to Alexandria. Left there February g.,
briggs Thetis, Thorndike, for Norfolk next
day :; Brazilian, Hodgkinson, from Alexan-
dria, not discharged; Industry, PercevaL OF
Boston, frova Alexandra, just urriyed-schr.
Eunice, Grazier, from Boston, do
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE U. STATES,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1872


There having been two associate Justices
of the Court appointed since its last session.
it is ordered that the following allotment be
made of the chief justice and the associate
justices Of the said Supreme Court among
the circuits, agreeably to the act of congress
in such case made and provided, aud that
such allotment be entered on record:
For the lst circuit-the hon. Joseph Story.
For the ID circuit--the hon. Brockh0Ist
Livingston.
For the Sd circuit--the honorable BushroG
Washington
For the 4th circuit--the honorable Gabriel
DuvaN.
For the 5th circuit-thc hon. John Mar
SHALL chief justice.
For the 9Th circuit-the honorable William
Johnson.
For the 9TH circuit-the honorable Thomas
Todd.
Per curianl.
E. B. CALDWELL,
Clerk of the Sutren1e Court u. States.
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-. House Of Representatives met ON Sa-
Inv, and adjourned for want,ofa quorum,
,,ta,,t transactipg any business.
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ALEXANDRIA.
: MONDAY MORNING, Atra 10.
I" TO sREw

TO sREw
,vpy AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
= sopM AND PREssuRE.
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TO LET,
PUBLIC SALE.

Under dcc,etaI order of the hon the cirs
cult court of thc District of Columbia, for
the county Of Alexandria, will be exposed
topubIic sale upon the 75th day of April
next, at 4 P. N. on the premises,
An undivided Molety OF
Nine Acres of Land within the limits OF the
corporation of alexandria, near the powder
houss. Terrns-C ssh.
The Commissioners.
March Is 2a"ts
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Wood LandJ--.5or sale.


THOSE who possess but apartial sense Of the in-
j creasing value Of Wood in every part Of this
State, will not be wise in negectng the present oppor-
tunity of an advantageous purchase. That tract of
Land heretofore advertised by the subscriber for Sale
al Auction-lwhich was deferred account Of unex-
pected events) is now once more offered. II would
be safe TO say, that in point Of excellence there is
not its equal in the StateI being entirely free from
every kind of underbrush, and swamp-and there is
scarcely a tree that would not make Timber of the
first quality A great proportion of them white and
re6 oak, which are from 40 to so feet in length
free from crook or knot. There is $50 acres i'll the
whole about 110 acres Of which is wooded in the
manner described The remainder is cleared fit for
the plough-and has produced 25 bushels Of Indian
Corn TO an acre (without manure.) There is a small
orchard the same, and the stone which once con-
stituted a cellar.
The said Land will be sold in Lots OF any size
from one acre to an hundred, as may accommodate
purchasers. Those who wish to purchase may be
informed of the terms by applying to Mr.. JEREMIAH
n. POTTER, of .KiDgstown,-or to BENZ II.
MUnFoRD. Esq. or 10 the subscriber in Newport.
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
Newport, June 2, 1912.
NoTE.-IF the present attempt to dispose Of said
Land should prove Intellectual, it will probably OPP
crate to defer its sale for half century the safe
return of a person now beyond sea, will preclude
any necessity for it. And the Land is supposed to
be increasing in value, much more than any common
interest Of the money il will bring.
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TO THE PUBLICK.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the use of DIR. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonic Deter
gent, conceivcs it duty he owes the proprietor OF
the medicine and the publck to state the following
facts.
For several years have been much afflicted with
the Asthma and for weeks together have not been
bic to lie down in my bed ; seeing the above Medi-
cine advertised for sale at Mr. TApPANs bookstore:
determined to make trial of it, though have al
ways been much preiudiced against Patent Medicines
in general and confess had very little faith in this.
but to my great surprise and Joy, after taking
the first dose found myself so much relieved as to
sleep quietly in bed and have since, when in
the least troubled with the Asthma, found immedi-
ate relief by its use.
do not hesitate, with confidence, TO recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
with the Asthma, and have doubt but they will
receive great relief by the use of this invaluable
medicine. WM. WALKER
Portsmouth, March ii, 1911.
I, ISRAEL FENNER, of Providence, in
the State of Rhode-sland, do hereby certify, that
my wife, RUTH FENNER, was afflicted for consid.
cradle time, in the summer of 1911, with an extreme
cough, pain in her side and loss of appetite, which
reduced her to such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely able to walk across the room, and to
all appearance fast inclining quick consumpton-
Immediately obtained one cake of Rogers Neget-
able Pumonc Detergent, and after taking TINS ac-
cording to the directions, she restored to her
blessing of God, to the above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNER.
Providence, November II, 1911.
E1trQcs Of a letter from Mr.. DANIEL AYrR
of Loudon, Neyv- -Hamhshire, TO Mr.. ISAAC
HALL, Editor Of the New-Hamshire Patri-
OF, Ccncord.
Dear Sir--Having frequently heard men-
ton made of the beneficial effect OF RocERs peye-
table Puinonic Detergent, in pulmonary complaints
and seeing it advertised for sale at your oihce alter
having made use of almost every other medicine,
was induced to make trial Of it. Although three o,
nv sisters had successively fallen victims 10 a con
sumption, and although myself threatened with The
complaint which had proved fatal to them, this
benign restorative have reason to believe, has con
firmcd me in tolerabe cate OF health, and tins
cannot do better service to the community thar
by requesting you to make publick this testimony e
.6e almost s,Ssrhuman effects of this Medicine.
Loudor, Dec. %, 1911. DANIEL AVER.
n. B.--The Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. VINSON,
Newport.--JOHN CASEY, EastGreen-
wich.--ROBERT COZZENS, Wexford.
THOMAS II. WELLS, Little-Rest Hill.--
RICHARD M. WEBER, Tivertm, and
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars per Cake.
Newport, December 25, 1911.
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Wck6yd Hotel.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the pubic
that he has taken the stand lately occupied by
VIZ. PEARcE, Cor the purpose Of accommodating
those Ladies and Gentlemen, who may pleaseto IA
YOUR him with their company.
NATHAN GARDNER.
n. n. Good accommodations for eight or sn ri-
|, vate boarders.
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poetrp.
(SELEcTRD.J

The following lines are supposed to have
been written on the subject OF mutual at
fection, and an interview between the Low
ers, of the unfortunate EMMETT and Miss
CyRRAN, prior to his death.
WHEN HE WHO ADoREs THEE.
WHEN he who adores thee has left but the name,
of his faut and his sorrow behind,
o say wilt thou when they darken the fame
Of life that for thee was resign'd--
Yes, weep, and however my foes may condemn
Thy tears shall efiace thy decree,
For Heaven can witress, though guilty to them,
have been but too faithful 20 thee.
With thee were the dreams Of my earliest love;
Every thought of reason was there
In my last humble prayer to the spirit above,
Tzy name shaH be mingled NTH mine
O! blest are the lovers and friends who shall live,
The days of thy glory TO see
But the next dearest blessing that Heaven can give,
Is the pride of thus dying for thee.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

WANTED-as an Apprentice TO the Tanning and
w Curying Business, a Lad froml4 20 Is years
of age. To lad Of steady habits, god encourage
ment will be given, IL application is pade immediate.
ly,,o WILLIAM W.FREEBORS
Nav e
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GROCERIES
William White.

MS JUST RECEIVED AND
Offers for sale, the store, -pharE formerly
occupied by the Progressive Compauy, No. H.
By VHOLES.aLE q REI.ALL,
General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, Sc.--coEsIsTINc or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
sSs1,.s essniIss BRANDY raSie fi%ia's Sal.
Moasscs Aiexandrial FI OUR
lyson u BaltmorS I
Hysoh skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
5ouchOng & Raislns
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
Havana cYrcAp Cheese
White x ( Butter
Brown and Meal.
u~ALSO,~<
800 quintal, Goldfish;
500 boxes English iierrings.
% dozen sets of Measures
100 bbls prime Beef;
SO do. Mess do;
so do. Mess Pork
80 do Prime do.
1000 bbls best Keg Butter;
10 kegs Lard;
1000 lbs. Cheese
10000 punches Onions
q bales Upland Cotton;
30 hhds. Molasses;
20 bags West India COfes.
$50 VI. Shingles, with quantity of Boards
and Iatis, Of the first quality.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rca-
sonabe terms for cash or approved credit.
Aug %.
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TO LET.

And immediate possession gven.1
A STORE fronting Stevens'swharf. This store
n has large fire place in it, adapted to the use
of Cooper--and one of the best stands in Newport
for that business--or for House-Wright For par
ticulars, inquire of JAMES MUMFORD
.uue 10
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CERYIEIC4TES

CERYIF fC.4TES.
I, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, of Wind
ham. in the county Of Wndham, and State of Con j
necticut, do hereby certify, that my WIFE ZILLAH|
KINGSLEY, afflicted in the winter of 1909. With
an extreme cough loss of appetite, &C. and thought
under the care OF an able Physician, and not exper
encing any particular benefit, was induced to make
trial of DR. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonic Deter
gent-and after using two or three cakes she expert
enced its beneficial effects and in the course of
few months recovered her usual state Of health.
which she had previously been so much alarmed
about and We think il is entirely owing to the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pulmo.
nic Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY
Windham, July -, 1871.
/, PHILLIP SALISBURY, of NcwHa-
ven, State of Connecticut, do hereby of nv own
free will and accord, cert y, that about the begin
ming of the year 1911, was seized with most yio-
lent pain in my right side, which produced cough
this PAIN and cough increased until April, when
found myself so weak especially in my lungs and
in my knees that was scarcely able to walk abroad
concluding therefore was fast approaching to the
grave by consumption, was greatly alarmed, as
also was my family but on hearing of DIR. Rogers
Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent, for Consumptive.
Asthmatick and Catarrhal complaints. Immediately
made application to the apothecary, and obtained
cake, which took according to tie direction.
which when had taken all of it, found myself re-
stored to my health and strength faH can be ex-
pected Of r,an in the 5ist year Of hi hge which
medicine truly and conscientious believe was
solely, by the blessing of God, the ~ Ms of the
toration Of my health. PHILIP SALISBURY.
City of New-Haven, September 19, 1911.
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TO LET,

THE HOUSE, No. 161, Thames-st,.ct, with n
L large Garden adjOining) nearly opposite the
Post-Oficc. Said Estate is pleasantly situated and
has every accommodation for a family--For terms,
apply TO GEORGE WANTON.
June TO-
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TO LET,
DWELLING. HOUSE,

For sale, on Uery moderate terms, for cash.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his new
and convenient Dwelling House, and Lot of
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Vernon streets, afording beautiful and extensive
view Of the harbour, river, islands, &c.
For terms, apply to WILLIAM w. VERNON.
March 4
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TO LET,
TO LET,

y LII
THE lower part Of the pleasant situated House in
Bridge-street, corner of Frst-street, consist
ing of five rooms the floor, in good repair, and
very convenient, with cellar and storehouse, &c
Will be furnished if required, ,anG possession given by
10th of June. Terms known by applying to the sub
scriber. JAMES TOWNSEND.
MAY 27
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Rogers Vegeta5ls Pnlmonie
Deterrent.

FOR CONSU.HPIIO.N, .fSTH.ll.a7ICE IN
C.1I.9RRH.aL COMPLAINTS
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
men1ation of this medicine has been in the lea |
degree exaggerated, which many of the enlightene
and candid OF the Faculty, with whom the proprJ
tor has had an interview, and communicated man
of the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge
It's evident superiority over the usual heating Exi
and Balsams, in diminishing arterial action, and b
degrees diminishing expectoration, by increasing j
sensible perspiration, is too evident to be denied
this with every assertion of the Proprietor upon th
subject, are strictly in conformity to truth an,
not certificate of its efficacy has ever been fabri
Gated obtained from disreputabe sources, but in
variaby have been proffered to the publck, by gen
tlemen of respectability, and friends to the right
OF man. GEORGE ROGERS