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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05
Dec. "a.

Ef DUCAlION-Mrs. oarah woodward respect
a. fully informs parents and guardians, that she
intends to devote herself, from the first of January
next, to the instruction OF Youth at her former resi-
dence, Rockets Hill. Her plan viii be to form,
three distinct classes; the first class to consist oil
young Ladies, who will be instructed in English
Grammar, Reading and Writing, together wi tn eve
ny useful and ornamental part OF Needle Work and
Drawing, at seven dollars and fifty cents the second
class 10 consist of young beginners at the Needle
where the instructions will be progressively in
roduced at six dollars and the third class to consis,
OF small children, with whom the best method will
be pursued, to prepare them for the class, at
FIVE dollars per quarter, with strict attention to the
morals OF all.
December 8. limo
N. b. Four Young Ladies' will be Accommodated
with board and lodging, including washing and mend
ing, at fair price.
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Dec. s.
LIIErY DoLLAns nEwARn-nan....- c..

EATFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
n n the subscribers, residing in Maury county,
I ennesse) two negro men, to wit ISAAC and
LARRY. Isaac, about 2s years OF age, about s
feet 10 or IL inches high, very likely trim made
fellow, very black, quick spoken; had on when he
went away biack fur hat half worn, blue cloth
pan;aoons anu short roundabout coat-also an old
blue surtout coat. Harry stout made fellow, A.
bout 80 years otase, feet or 10 inches high, of
yellow complexion, bushy head of wool, fun
mouth, speaks slow aud weak, some white specks
on hs upper lip, he has scar on his side by the
stab of knife, had on VIXEN he went away what's
called satin beaver hat, halt worn, a red flannel
siirt, smoky brown cloth roundabout coat, 4 TOW
cloth pantalooms, the upper part of his shoes were
Split hey were purchased in the city of Nor.
ioik, IN January last, which place it is thought they
VIII 30 to-The above reward will he given 10 any
person wlio will deliver the said negroes to the
SUBSCRIBERS or secure them in any goal tat we get
HIM again. with all Reasonable expenditures
SAMUEL II. WILLIAMS.
WIN. BRADSHAW.
Dee 8. wswp
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with volunteers (co,. Swi.t's regiment heiac li-;.
er up an'l dropped down. tas;ag their stations ~
hove the navy yard. Ga arrival ioumd HAT a.
bout one half OF the artillery Ga corps which has, IN
every occasion while tho fines, shown crest ex-
aetness OF discipline, ptomp,,tude and zeal for the
serviec,) had embarked, aud the residue were en-
barking. Not man OF the regular infantry was in
the boats tor about haf hour, when col. Windcrs
regiment entered tick boats with great order aud
silence.
About three quarters Of an hour after this the re-
manning regulars commenced the embarkat:on,
when dropped down To the front of the line, with
flag in my boat To designate il the leading bost
was accompanied 10y majors Cyrenius Chapin and
John w. Macomb, capt. Mills of the cavalry, adj
Jotant Ciace and quarternas,er Chaplin, two pilots
and 20 volunteers from Bu3a,o, under lieutenant
lia,ncs.
mention the names Of these gentlemen because
they Lad the day before decidedly objected to pas
sing st the proposed point by DAY light, but when
day light appeared, and of the men raised some.
difficulty that account, he induced to remain
snd IT WAS unanimously agreed incur the a,.diti-
onal hazard and patiently wait the order of the &C.
neral TO put Off At day light we discovered the
troops tscnioarkinS, and were informed that the
invasion OF Canada had been abandoned for this sea-
son, and that the troops we're ordered To winter
quarters. A Of confusion ensued v lich it is
difficult TO describe About 1000 men without or.
der or restraint discharsing their usSets in every
direction. ,.a9
About one thousand volunteers came in under gen
Smyth's proclamation but owing 10 the state OF the
roads, Which was bad beyond example, many did
not arrive until after the first OF December
II is impossible for to form any estimate Of the
number at troops embarked at sny one time this
morning; IT was yet scarcely light, and was at one
end OF line of boats occupying Assistance OF half
mile. When the volunteers first arrived at the navy
yard, and it was found that the regular troops haL
not vet appeared, their officers were instructed to
permit them to land and keep themselves warm hi
exercise, the boats were covered by snow which,
had fallen during the NIGH, but they were instruct.
ed not TO leave the si,e OF the boats ,la they miyh,
imm etliatelv re-enter.
-, PETER b. PORTER.
blhck-Rock, Dec. IA, 1872.
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NJ lRNlNlA--At Superior Conrt rf Chsnccr,
ho'.ea at the Capitol in the City OF Richmond,
thu 9Th day oi.July, 1912.
ilcury Banks, Pirf.
AGAINSr
Dariel Call, Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last VIII & Testament of leobt. Means deed.
anil Charles Spencer, Dcft's.
BY consent OF the plaintiff and OF the defendant
Daniel Cali IN proper person, this this day
heard on the bill, and answer of the sad defendant
Daniel Cai-On consideration whereof, the court
not deciding 1pon the merits doth adiudgc, order,
and Decree that the said defendant, after having si-
ven sixty days notice OF the time an place u; SALE
sci! the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
ct such time or times as he may think proper TO
the highest bidder, AZ public auction, upon a crsd-
1t ofic nonthsas tn moiety OF the purchase mo-
ney, and oftwo Years 10 the other moiety taking
bond and security and deed Of trust upon the lands
in order 20 secure payment Of tile purchase money
and that he hol the subject to the future
der OF the court.
4 COpy-Teste,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

e IRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
ice OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 18th day OF November 1910.
John I. Bowler and VIM. I. Bowler. Pts.
Against,
James H. Lynch executor of Richard Bowler
decd. VIM. Bee, Miller Bee, Elizabeth Bee, John
Lynch, Joseph Lynch, salley Lynch, Nancy An
derson AMI tonncy Anderson her husband, Matilda
and Richard Laekisy, Mary Turner, and Wm
Lynch. Defi..
The Defendants John Lynch, Joseph Lynch,
Nancy Anderson and Pouncy Anderson her hus-
band, Richard Laekley & VIM. Lynch not having
entered their appearance and given security accor-
ding to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants Of this country-H is
ordered, That the said Defendants do appear here
ON the thirteth day of the next term and answer
the bill OF the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished IN the City of Richmond, for two months sue
ccssvely and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the said City,
a Copy. Tcste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. Q.
Dec.o' w8wp
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HARDwARE, KRON.KoN'GERY, CUT
Il LERY &c. &c-Jas Bream, sign Golden An
vii, f. formerly Main street, Richmond has Just re-
ceived by the John and Adam from Iont,on-and
Ceres from Liyerpool-20 tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted, fat and squarea very extensive as
sortment OF elegant Tea Trays, and Waters, Stock
Locks of all kinds, Coffee Mills, Tenders with shee
lion bottoms, Copper and patent cast Iron Tea-ket-
ties, Iron Wire of all sizes, fiat smoothing irons,
with large assortment of first backsmit's bel.
lowses from % to Sc Inches, Smiths Anviis, and
Vices OF all sizes, Files, Rasps, Buck Irons Sledge
and Hand Hammers, Screw-piates sc. &c.--beiSg
considerable addition to his former stock on hand
all of which he is determined to sell low for cash
or aceeptances in the City at Q, J, or months.
Dec. II. ~
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EITOR SALE---Fiftecn or 20 lots according IN
y tl.e plan of Port Mayo. annexed to the man
Of tic City Of Rehmond----amoug which are two
water lots Of 50 feet each lying on the hest navgs
bic water near Powliatan warc-Louse-These being
the principal part OF the lots undsposed of will he
offered for sale Saturday the 9th Of January ut
o'clock on the premiscsa credit of two and four
months for negotiable notes at ether of the Banks.
VIM. MAYO.
porhptan, Dee 90 eewtds
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Dec. 10.
YNCHANCERY--In oooehIand cor.nlr court, lean

2 NCHANCERY--In GoochIand county court, 18th
October 1872
Sally Morelsnd, widow and relict Of Wright More
land, decd, Charles Morellnd, dudley Morcland
Major Hancock and Mary his wife, and Meshack
Hicks, and Elizabeth his wife, which said Charles,
Dudley, Mary and Elizabeth, are children aud Dis.
tributes Of Wright Moreland, deceased, PTS.
against
Thomas Morelaad, John Moreland, Joel Ryan s.
LIcy his wife, aud William, Sally, Nancy, Polly,
Wright and John Moreand, infant children Of VII
liam Moreland deed, and Sally More,nd, widow
aud rect Of said William Moreland decd, which
said Thomas Moreand, John MoreIand aud Lucy
Ryan children, and with the children of William
Moreland deed, who was OF the said Wright,
also distributes Of said Wright Moreland. decd
Dlfs.
This day came the plaintiffs by Archibald Bryce
r. their attorney, who filed their BILL and the de-
feudants not having entered their appearance and
given sccuriy according the act OF assembly snd
te rules OF dds court, and it appearing the satis-
faction Of the cnrrt that they Inhabitants OF
this STATE, the motion OF the plaintiffs by their at.
tocney, II is oyderef, Tba, the said defendants do
appear here on the thrd Monday in January next
and the plaintiffs bin, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspapers
printed in the city OF liichmond, for two mouths
sieeessyey, aud dat smother copy be posted 1T the
front door Of tie crurt-house of this county.
copy. Teste,
WIN. MILLER, c. O. {.
November !. w8wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

ALI persons ha,i g claims against the estate Of
Z Capt. Nathaniel Andrrson decd late OF Asy-
lnm, Aibenmri. County, are requested TO bring
them forward 10 the subscriber, fnr settlement ans
sy incnt those Indebted 20 The estate, are eafne ST.
~ requested 70 make arrangements !ur the dis
charge Of Their respsc.ye balances rs the situation
of the Estate viii no, admit Of Indulgence.
CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Exr.4
Of Nathaniel Anderson deed
Mountain, AlJemarle County, Dec. o. wi2wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

"a TEACHER oft Languages, Writing, krth
q metic q Geography, would be glad to engage
not more than 10 or twelve boys for the ensuins
year, IN healthy part Of the country---any gem-
uc'nan sposei TO know his terms, will please to
apply tn the printer.
Dee 5. q eaw6w
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" 1n1lNIh-ht nuies noioen at the clerks oszce
OF the Superior court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, the 18th day of November 1912.
David Dickinson administrator with the will an
nexed of David Uckenson deceased who was the
former husband of Anne Dickinson formerly Anne
Coleman one of the daughters & legatees of Francis
deceased and the children of the said Anne
* DAVID namely, Francis Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas
Fsnny, David, Samuel, John, and William, Will.
am Dickinson, former husband of Lucy Dickinson.
formerly Lucy Coleman, another of tie daughters
iegatees, Ofthe said Fancis Coleman deed and fl,e.
children o the said Lucy " William, namely Francis
Samuel {, and Festus; Charles l.. Carter admir-
with the will annexed of William Taylor deceas-
ell the former husband of Fanny Taylor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another of the daughters and ieeo-
tees of the said Francis Coleman deceased, and tIe.
children Of the said Fanny and William, namely Ar
chiball II. aud Philip who are Infants, and sac Inv
the said Charles L. Carter as their next friend and
Samuel White, and Jane Roy, late Jane Roy Duke
another Of the daughters and legatees of the said
Francis Coleman deceased, Rhs
.ggairst
Jeremiah Upshaw, Francis Buekner. and Church.
hill Anderson administrator of james Upslisy de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker Ta-
Iiaferro decd James Taylor surety for said Thorn
ton, JOHN Minor, Th0s. H. Rcofes & Samuel Chiles
and j0hb Coleman, administrators of John Chles
deceased.
The Subpoenas Sciraracfas 10 revive and answer
awarded in ths cause not being returned executed
on tlie defendants Anthony Thornton s, John Cole
man and IT appearing By satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants Of this country. z is order
ed, That tie said Defendants DO appear here on the
3Oth day of the next term aud shew cause ~
any they cam against the revival thereby sought ana
that The defendant John Coleman, do also answer the
original and amended hills fled in this canse and
that copy of this order be fortliwhb Inserted ia
some newspaper published Isl tie city If Richmond,
for two months successfully, AID posted the front
door Of the Cdpitol in thc said city.
copy-Tesie
I'm. ~. IENIN'C, c. c.
December 10Th, 1919. Wv
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Oct. %.

Nl OfICE-An persons having claims against TIA
~ estate of ba!iour Thompson decd. are RE
quested TO present the same for payment; and all
persons indebted to the said estate are requested
to pay the same to John Thompson whom have
authorised to grant receipts
CHRISTIAN THOMPSON, Admr.
of Baifour Thompson decd.
Dec. Oh. wifi
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November ~

'ENAkEN up by William Ramsay living in Albe-
November lsil' a .rcy horse branded on bis
shoulders with the figure eight, long name, switch
taI, oil shoes hs fore feet -four feet ten inches
high. twelve or thirteen ye.rS OH, appraised to
thirty dollars.
Dee 81. wgwu
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s(oR SALE for cash the IItl January nexr
r before the Bell Tavern fifteen likely Negroes;
Men, Women, and Children, among them ;s o.,
excellent carpenter OF unexcepiisnabic character
to satisfy claims Vs. the estate of Edward Chamber
.laync.
Dec. 81. -
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G the 10th day of the next month, (December,
VIII be offered for sale upon the premises. ad-
lonins 6oochland courthouse, IS acres Of land he
longing to the estate of Samuel Wooson, deed. nn
on which IS well built house for a tavern, viii, al
necessary out houses, good garden lots &C. There
is no better stand We helieye in the country, for
merchant or Iavern-kecper, &c being in lopu,ous
and rich neighborhood, and in one mile of James ri
ver' and thirty mie5 from Richmond. However. IL
is deemed unnecessary to give very particular des
crpton OF this property, it is that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for them.
selves Possession to the saovc property cannot be
given until the LIST day of JANUARY 1Sfi as il is rem.
ell to MIR. Benjamin Anderson, the present occunsnt
until that time; but the purchaser will have the be-
heht oil the rent from the st day of January next TO
the tune ct possession, which rent will be two hun
dred and fifty dollars
Terms oil saie one moiety in csah, the t<iance in
twelve months, from the day of SALE FOR slich ba-
lance BOND with approved security will be required
also deed of trust upon the property.
THE EXECUTORS
ooe 81, november IA. 2awtlOth
o., he sale of the above property is postponed
until Monday the 18Th Of january next, being Gooch
land court day.
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HTAlL GOODS---Robert r,cilscn Geo. have re-
eeiyed, and are now opening large and gene
raj assortment of WOODEN s. FANCY GOODS,
OF tie newest fashions and in daily expectation
Of further supplies which they wiH sell wholesale &
Retail at very reduced prices for cash or aceeptan-
III town.
Dec. 12
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

: OSi i,y the Subscriber on Tuesday mornins me.
a 18th inst. at the Bell Tavern in the CHI, az
h,ehmond, a small red morocco pocket book. com.
tanning ore hundred and Thirty dollars i'm bank notes
The Hartford Bank OF Connecticut, payable at the
Merchants Bank of New York No 2777, dated
May l. 1seS-Ihe other notes were issue,; from tho
virginia u Farmers Banks--1he subscriber has eve
ny believe his surtout GOAT ,,ocket WAS ,-
bed OF the hook containing the notes. oy some of Tie
waters attending about the house. and should such
ho'e as above described he offered he hopes such
of the thief
GEO. w. STAINBACK.
Petersburg, Dec. ST. .,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

ME subscriber (nearly opposite the Globe T,y.
N ern) wishes TO take a few day boar,lers by the
quarter year, ~
n, JOHN sEABRooK.
- 9awSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

ENORIY Barrels and J Hhds Muscovaio Sugar.
4 Is barrels Loaf do, 100 Sacks Iiyerpooi
Blown Salt, IS noxee 8 10 Window Glass. 5000
hsli-pint Iumhlers, 90 Boxes Boston Candles, Jus.
received and for sale, by
WIN. ANDERSON.
On consignment 20Oo VT. Soal Leather, Which
will be sold at moderate price, On accommodating
terms
Dec Cd. We
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n cles viz.
50 Hhds. prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 do Loaf Sugar,
,ood ~ {, DO :, Nlo'assess (excel!ent quality
1000 northern Cheese.
200 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
2OO do. Coarse do
ana day expect toreeeive G,ooo half pint tumbery.
country produce, or approved paper.
SUELTO.N g FL.N.NBY
oecehher 10. 2aWAw
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n s.,na'~" Tor Privai. Tutor wanted. A young gen
"a uenan who can give satisfactory Tcstimons:.--
az 10 ms moral department. and his qualifications to
teach Tie Latin, Greek, and French Languages.
WISHES place ia private Family For further parti.
GUITARS nppyt to the Hon Tra.c,s 4. Brooke, or An
drew Stevensoa OF Richmond, WA Brooke. OF
fredericksburg. or Tho. w. * Francis l. A,aury,
os Aibemarie County.
Dec. 20. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

The Honorable Miss I,ucretia C-.(anear
relative of Lord Cathcart) to whom mature
had been lavish in regard to desiyn, shvis
ard character, but SO niggar;lly III colorine.
that she was fain to have recourse to artif-
c'al Improvement, was one day intensely en-
gagged IN the examination of graphic es-
hiDlt1on, when she was accostcd by lis lord
snip " What my fair cousin, fond of pic
lures OF course, my lord. (she repli-
eo' Wit the utmost naivete) haint, MY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-05

ETARMEIS' BANK OF VIRGINIA-A gener
Il al meeting Of the Stock holders for the pur-
pose OF electing Directors for the Bank and for
the several offices of discount and Deposit, wiz be
held at the Bank, on Wednesday the 9th OF ia nua-
ry next.
The oath or affirmation required by law, stating
mat the shares on which votes are given are bona
fde the property of those in whose names they an
pear, and are not held in trust, or for the use or
benefit OF any other persons, will be necessary to
accompany the powers of attorney of those who
vote by proxy.
VIM. NEKERvIS, Cashr.
Dec VI ep6w
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ri OTlCE.---The Stockholders in the Brook
~ turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid on each share to Garter b. Page
treasurer, on or before the frat Monday in Janua-
ny next, aud two dolls and Fifty on each share
on the first Monday in every succeeding month, du.
ring the year 1915.
The Directors of said company will attend at Mar.
tin Bakers Tavern, (Bscon Quarter Branch,) the
18th Inst to receive proposals from those who NAV
be disposed TO undertake to complete said road
by order of THE DIRECTORS. ,
Dec. IL. iot
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PATENT DOOR rocK

M NV Ed PATENT DOOR LOCK.
succeeded in improving his patent loos, to
degree that does credit to his inventive
talents and promises to become highly adj
vantaSeous TO society, especially to the com
mercial world. 1t has met the UNQUALIFIED
appreciation OF all who have seen il. 1t is
Constructed without spring so that il will
rarely, It ever, become out Of repair by use
The key and its very simple wards are so
formed as TO render the picking of it impos
slble. 1t has ali ALARM, bell contrived with
much simplicity that gives instant notice of
any person entering by day. or attempting
10 enter during the night.-The bell is with
III the lock, and yet produces noise suai :
ciently ciamorous to teach the midnieht de-
predator that there will be more safety in
his heels than proft in his fingers.
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A eEMOVAL--ELI4S REED has removed to
u the store lately occupied by Mr. Benjamin.
Kimball where he offers for sale on the most reg
sonable terms very extensive and general assort-
naent OF Shoes of the best quality.
Also 100 boz. mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks of various sizes.
Oct. ~ cawI2w
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ELEGANT KID SHOES-Ladies' English
III 4 manufactured Kid Shoes, assorted; Patterns
and Colers-For sale BY j. lrcson, few doors a.
bove the Eagle Tavern.
December S. If
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A RROWSMrrH'S MAPS--Johnson and War
{ u ner have just received q fresh supply of Ar.
r"Wsinilhs Maps, OF Europe Asia, Africa, and r.
merica. Those who subscribed to their agent who
passed through the Country atont SIX months ago
will please apply above.
=, ihey have also received q quantity Of Seine
1 WINE which they will dispose of at reduced price
by tAe quantity.
Dec. 90. oowl,y
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Petersburg, Dec. ST. e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25
co.nsflssIovs IN rHs VEN .qa,uT.

We look forward with anxiety to the appointments
in the new army; as confident that on this.
more than any other part Of ito organization, dc
pends its prosperity and success. The hide attention
that was paid 90 the selection OF officers last year,
has in a great measure defeated the intentions and
efforts OF the government to raise and employ It..
We are well p,rsuadsd, that had such officers alone
been appointed a. were hearty in the cause against
the common enemy, such difficulties in recruiting
would have presented as have induced the neccss
y Of giving large bounty M that contemplated
under the nav establishment. hat It appearst to say
the least that regard paid TO the 'ca! prin.
ciplcs Of the applicants and that by the pernacous
importantly Of traitors, who with turptude un
known to honest men. could beg to be- employed IN
war they neither sptrored or intendcd 10 promote
Two thirds OF the appointments were made from that
class. To this alone may be attributed all the ms
fortunes which have attended our armies from the
village rendezvous TO the cmbattled field Under this
Impressions we would take the liberty of suggesting
ehat no man be appointed, however well lac may DC
reconmenlcd who at any Of the late elections for
representative, voted for the peace hckcf Every
man Is known who voted that way and better critic
rcn for testing his 4 eii,y 20 his country, cannot be
found The man who yoles for disgraecfni peace,
10 viewer vi,y h may be TO hanke the pn5Hc money, Il.
not worthy 10 be trusted in the war; resi- rofo'