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PRIVATE LETTER.

NORUNNA, Sept. 10.
The sighed-for cry of Liberty has at
length burst forth. Tie valiant Porlier is
tie man who first broke silence. To his
call every thing has yielded, 50 well were
the minds OF every one prepared. For some
time back, this well deserving Patriot has
been revolving in his mind this noble and
generous project, and shut up in castle.
and in the midst Of tie agents If terror. he
has been planning the futare liberty Of his
county. The magic appearance Of Bona
parte IN France stopped his intentions, al
ready on the eve FLEEING realized, i'm ord, +
to deprive the malevolent Of all prctext Of
stigmatsng the purity Of bis views, By CON
meeting them with those Of the + rmer ~
rant q spain. Now the theatre has Chang
cd: he has attempted the eEterpr ". and
succeeded in it with all The facility With
which that is obtained which all desire
more esp cialiy, when a leader OF such
pure intentions puts himself at the head.
Porlicrhas no more 70 do than Co open his
thoughts to a few brave officers. he merely
presented bimseHin The strong and COM
handing position Of st. Lucia, which We'll
dcc 20 him WI hOut resist nee. The same
was also instantly done by the Captain
General, and the other Civil and Military
Authorities here.
From this moment, the most lively en-
tbusiasm iiamed On every counicnancr.-
The military sud inhabitants, overcome
with joy. embraced each other in the
streets, crying out. Now we return 20 be
Spaniarcs, now we ere citizens
] he number Of soldiers, inhabitants,
and pea SAINTS. pouring 10 to enrol and yo-
lunteer themselves under The banners of H.
berry, is greaf, and what is most a1mirabir
Is, the order and harmony with which ali
has been done. not misfortun, has hap
Pencd' moi an insult, not even a disagreed
bic word.
General Porl'er has published pro-
clamaton which be himself wrote oahand,
and iFoio It's contents you may gather The
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< Petition viii be- presented to the General As.
= se'nbly OF Virginia, at their approaching sessi-
on, praying that certain tract oc Land. situated #,
augusta county, in the State If Virginia, on which
Ile subscriber formerly resided, and Which, by
iced executed in 1892, aud recorded in the county
court OF augusta county, was by him conveyed 10
-. y LAporte, in trust for certain purposes, ia the
sad deed n'enuonod, and VAS afterwards by deed
executed aud recorded IN the sail county count /,
1905, eonveyed 20 the said VI. 4. Iaporte and 10 A.
smart, ESQ. as trustees, FOR the same purposes as
~ the hrs decd are mentioned may be- dis,i, Sod of
~ the sud trustees, the survivor of them. and
ne proceeds vested in lands situated in the stale of
heoucky, 20 be held in trust for the same purposes
as the said tract Of land in augusta county s row
held by the deeds above mentioned.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
November IS. 56.-w$ws
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NIRGINIA. 10 WIT At a Coori

" IRtIINIA, TO WIT At Court
f'y Of OctolJer. 1915.
~ imn MNiehen, executor and Risdcn r.. Anne War-
Jar nAn ami Frederick Pde, f9afcts Of james Price,
Nhieh sud Martha john and Frederick nflns. BIS the
sad William MMeien, d,eir next friend, LaSsAqll,.a "a
ssiinst Cumberland ID. williams. l6asAoc.'
Jpm an appealir0m decree Octh Superior Court Of
tbnnccry led in Staunon, tc writ If Subpoena scirs c.
rs heretofore awarded % revive this appeal. hfui hath n.
nnte 10y che 'c y ~ iic sld JONES Pricc IN f, names of
One prescriptions not bling reformed c,fcutsl and n
"pParing ~ tit sactOn Of die cour t h aDfii.f /.
~ ON inlaiitanto Or tbs Commonwealth; on tc motion OF
W appellants b! their counsel IS OlaeY IL t8t t.apr,.
e 90 appear here the first MONDAY iu Iantnrv rf1f DO
,he" eau ii any he can. why tie ild appeal soni rot
Ald lm De- revived ani proceed i ~ ile names of tl,
~, " ppIiart'-ari TINT Cory Of this or De- frl.
u ~ rcd DO some neWsrarc, printed in Oh. cib ofPic-
om for wo onfli7 s.,cy and posfcd at rls front
u1Ji Of lia Capitol ia Dee sad city, a CotvTSrf
-5.-AEin VI. DINCE.C.C e.
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MONEY FOUND,
y HBowDer may have il by paying for
. td9 f,Ttiscneut.--Eugsbe ylc P5irer.
%eyembsr q. S2-itf
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FOREIGN.

Ertracte from Lord7n hqhcrs, received az
the CEcs Of the HaH. Haeyican, 6y tire
Sh,h Leda, Caft. Eiired, fr0m Liner
IO0L
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ME PROpHITTONS.

TIE PROPRlETORs.
( , The Richmond Cotion Mandatory, forgarn
Y = all per5ons from creti;ifg ary ore interested
cfNnecied or employed IN dat Establishment on
&c sonnt ofthe came, except
BENJ. JANIS HARRIS.
December J. ION
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BeEW STORN.

.S.ETY STORE.
6 1kEEN * PEYTON have lust fecei-
we'd. from Ncw-y6l,. PhiladoipI6s anil Bslmorl and
~ now opening. IN tho hoise ,tcc3. leity oecrWed
H tou WPl1s1p, and nearly opposite tr Enae Tavern,
. wy Atnsfc aud rua7d ssi,rimcrt of DRY Goods,
w to present ard appro cig ssor, which they
we, on uic most aecohinojating terms.
,WteR5e 81 50--ga
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A PETITION viii be presented to the
: next General Assembly Of virginia. praying that law
may pass atinrising Boiling Vaughan enIarcinate with
&c privilege oiremainng tie seAeJ Ben, aaa)
.Norflgber %. s9-o,,
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NoTICE-coai Lona For Sale.

fg'tiE Subscribers 10 the NeQdo7v B,1der-
y Is Turnpike, notified attend the Eagle Tav.
ernn the City ofHiehmond. the first Monday la Janus
ny next when they Will be expected pay five dollars upon
each share subscribed. THOMAS WILSON,
HUGH D4fYJS
-. vfur
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
TO the Fede7al Electors of Maine.

UGH is the state Of the puhlick mind. that orr
elections must be attended 10 with The utmost care
or our best privileges will be endangered. The
approaching election VI great State Officers i
in q high degree interesting, and demands the
prompt and steady eXert.Ons Of the friends of Peace
and good order Ills true we are relieved from a
heavy load Of distress by The termination or the
War which has 50 Impoverished our country: We
are now, this fair morning Of Peace, quietly en-
joging the blessing and fondly calculating the re-
turn q all our accustomed prosperity We feel
HAPPY, and Of course, unsuspicous We are repo-
sing ut ease aud IN full confidence that the virtue 4
good 5ense OF the community will prevent the re-
tara u collision and party feeling-and are too
much inclined 10 enjoy the present without MAKING
due provision for the future-But lei me assure
you my friends that the same partg who declared
the Nar--Wh0 disgraCed themselves in the PROSE
cution OF it-and whc have been compelled to
aaae . Peace yielding every poiRt which they de-
cdrcd they would obtain--and who did this with
psetenee they anxiousy wished for Peace-this
same purity are now more busy than ever in attemnt
ing to bolster up their declining reputation-at
the ensuing election erey possible exertion is TO be
made by them to place in the Chair Of State their
: 40 sac" Trend, the Hon. Mr.. Dexter merely be-
cause he discovers hGnkcriRg after Office. and q
wish TO suPplant Governor STRONG. nv friends
be on your guard.-For seUcn long years our coun-
Try has been grooming and bleeding under the care
OF the miserable quocks who have undertaken Ia
prescribe for her--tinding her DING under their
hands, they have now altered their mode Of treat
ment, confessed their medicines were poson and
their skill, ignorance. The consequence is the na
test has arisen from her bed and is assuming the
countenance and step Of health and strength. For
heaven sake then, trust her not a moment longer
IN the care OF such bung lcrs-n plain words-Tou
nave seen the country almost ruined by its own
government you have once seen Massachusetts
Gefrymdadered and dsgraced and let me urge
you by all you hold dear to guard against repeti-
tion OF the same scenes and renewal of the same
outrages. The Democrats are making their caIcu.
iatlohs upon yonr presumed security. BE not de-
ceSed--you must be at your posts--you must
giorousy discharge your duty or you are unwor-
my OF the Peace and quietness which STRONG and
MS political friends have procured and preserved for
you. NeW-Engand has been saved-our country
mas been saved--let US now unite to keep her from
again beng the sport Of democratic passions or the
theatre OF democratic misrule. New-Hampsh;re
mas done her duty faithfully, she has, by her late
eiection proved her good sense and watcbful cars
oy rejecting the venerable GILMAN for her Gov.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Kennebect District.
TIMOTHY BOUTELLE, ESQ.
Lincoln. Sc. District.

At Meeting OF Federal Republicans, at
Warren, on the 18th day Of March, 1915,
conveneds according 10 previous notice
Col JAMES w. HEAD was chosen Mod
orator, NATHANIEL ROBBINS, Clerk.
Re8olUcd, unaninsouSly as the sense OF
this Meeting, that according to the princi-
pies Of the constitution, The County OF Lin
coin is entitled 10 two ofthc Senators from
this District, agreeably to the vote ola duly
notified and regularly assembled Meet
ing, held at Warren, in January last; but,
In as much as the nomination at that time
made, IN consequence Of The suspension OF
the Mails III this part Of the Country, was
not generally known in the Eastern part 0 I
the District and il being understood that
the Hon. WILLIAM CROSBY and EBENEzER
lNGLEE, Esquires, have been proposed as
two OF the Candidates for this Senatorial
District, this Meeting will, for themselves
wave the just claim Of the County of Lin
coin, for the present year, convinced that
the electors, In all parts of the District, will,
hereafter, consent to more equal repre-
sentation.
RESOLVED, That we will, at the ensuing
elec,ion, support
Benjamin Hasey,
William Crosby, and
Ebenezer lngIee, Esquires,
as Candidates for Senators from this Dis
rlct
Attest. NATHANIEL ROBINS, Clerk.
The Hon. EBENEzER THATCHER, who
WAS agreed upon at the first Caucus al War
rem, has declined being candidate for the
Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

of our laft advices. The cannonading
had then been heavy and incehant for
s4 hours, and was till continued.
Twelve hundred Militia and Indians were
prepared to embark at Mobile, 80 miles
from the fcenc of battle bur were de-
layed by contrary winds.
AS the nine Tranfports landed their
troops, five or Fix miles below the fort,
fome hours before the cannonading be.
gan, 1t is fuppofed the attack commenc-
ed simultaneously on the land and the
river.
The American force at the fort was
only 400 men, and thefe fuPplied with
proyiions for only ten days That theie
400 men fhould have 70 long re6lted the
united attack of 70 great military and
naval force is indeed aftonnhing.
Gam. do.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

The Democratic Papers abuse Governor Strong
for not dislodging the British from Castine Zone Of
the strongest naval stations in the United states)
altho he could not command single shin Of war
and altho' the Legislature had not authorized any
such attempt. This i mere party Glamour, to pre-
vent just and severe censre falling on the President
Of the United States for leaving that place, and the
whole Eastern Coast, ungarrisoned, and suffering
the British to remain unmolested whilst he had the
whole army and navy Of the United States, at his
disposal. How imPudent and how inconsistent are
their scrbers Do they expect to lead the people
Of Maine bindfolded No, they hare not forrotf he
signal dcat Of democracy IN Maine at The Lasi Con-
gressionGI eIedion-They anticipate another, unysss
they can direr The p6Iek odiun from, its proper o.
ject. a great portion Of the people Of Maine too
long placed confidence in hollow hearted pretepders
but their day is past, Maine, will, on the 1S Mon.
DAY o. April give new evidence Of political regen.
Grafton JUSTICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

cHARLEsTos, MARCH o.-Maj. Gen.
Thomas Pinckney has received from I'D.
Cockburn information, that in COME
quence of the generals having communi-
Gated TO him the ratification Of the trea-
ty of peace, the admiral derives great
pleasure from having it thereby, in his
power, to give immediate orders tor top
ping all further hoftiIity on the part of
his Britannia majsfty's forces on this
fation agaiRf the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.
CONSULAR OFFICE OF SPAIN,

.Ne1y York, March l6, 1915
Don Thomas Stoughton, Consul OF II. {
M. for the State OF New York, informs The
Merchants and others residing within bis
District, that by the existing regulations
of the Spanish commerce, established with
the view ofpreven,ing smuggling and other
frauds upon the Royal Treasury, and The
introduction of the infectious or contagious
disorders within the Spanish ports, all yes.
sells are required 10 be furnished with the
following papers from the Consuls resident
oil the port whence such vessels sail, 10 wi:
a Certificate attached to the clearance OF
the Custom House Certificate upon the
Invoice ofeach Shipper stating the true cost
of each article comprising that shipment,
(for the purpose of calculating the ad yalo-
rem duty chargeable thereon) and Ger
tiicate upon the Bill Of Health. And thal
all vessels which are unprovided with those
documents, are liable TO detention until such
Certificates shall be produced; which regu
lauons will be rigidIy iniorced.
Commercial Regulations IN Russia.
Extract OF Regulation, respecting Imports BY See
BILLS OF LADINC.
l. fn the bills Of lading is he expressed The
nature and quanti,y Of Coos, and The conents
weight, number or measure 1t each package
oag box cAsk. hCgsheads, &c.
2. 1t the above is not specified in The bill of
iading then an nNo.ce must be attached 10 il,
specifying the weight, number or measure OF
svety sacksge, &c.
3. All goods Of which the bills of lading or
invoices not in conformity 10 The abJye regu
lati ons, are subject TO adouble duty
A. These regulations are extended to all ports
10 tue White, Baltic and Black Sc 8, and to be
enforced on all oiher ports in month from this
day.
EXAMINATION OF GOODS.
!. Ali entries at the CUSTOM Huus. must be
made in the course of two weeks from the day
of the arrival OF The vessel
2. In case Of reta:dmg the entry, double acct.
aent money is TO be paid, say +. o on the duty.
). IT, on the examination oftLe Goods, de-
hciency or surplus IS found, then the 90 h section
fexcusIDg mistske within D. o. in the entry)
ut the regulations for duties by ser is to be Ell.
forced, should even notice be given 10 the Gus
tom.holse before tie entry is made.
4. Ii at the expiration of two weeks no entry
has been made, the custon-house shall sum-
mons The owner or his sponden:, and If not
present, the captain, and proceed 10 the imme.
date examination and specification on the
goods, following The 32d section of The regula.
lions for duties by sea, by which one year and
six weeks is granted 20 he owner If such goods
to claim them on paying duties and charges.
5. In case that neither the owner nor the
other above mentioned persons should appear,
the Custom House alone proceeds 10 The formal
ixy prescribed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

TEEN, which by the late ata Wy Congress e.e
government is authorized 10 1o-r9H A, this
loan may be paid in treasury notes w.-.ah are
now below par it will probably be obtained on .
good terms, and without sffecting the price OF
the stock already funded. IL Fed Gag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27


When there WAS no hone OF peace, we
had dispatches, by the quantity. What IS
the reason We are not yet furnished with
either the instructions Of government, 10
our ministers at Client, nor the diplomatic
correspondence The time was, when our
eyes were perpetually filled with the dust
and grit produced from this eternal see-saw.
ing. WHAT'S the reason ii cannot bear the
light now The administration has gain
ed an honorable peace, as they say, but no.
body is permitted to know how they brought
il about. suspect, after all, Mr.. Madison
is not qrHte SO much pleased with his peace,
as he would have us believe.
a loan OF TWELVE MILLIONS only, is asked by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, instead of EIGH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Another Battle at the South

Another Battle AZ the South.
We regret to learn, that on the 9Th of
February, Britiih force of twenty vef.
fcls of war and nine tranfports, common
ced an attack on Fort Bowyer at Mobile
Poinr, about lao miles ealt of NJ. Or
leans: The refult, however, was not
knowE ar the city of Mobile, al the date
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
The Old Iune again,
BETWEEN


= = ~ 214NIJ y DE MO.
wen. said an old honest farmer TO his ne oh
pour one evening over a good sound mug of old
orchard; we'll, what do you think ABOUT this
Treaty I'D. 0 its most glorious ons-r told
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
SLOOP OF w AR ARGUS.

The Intelligencer of The 18th, contains
1t. Watfon's official account of the lois
of the Argus noop ofwar. 1t is hand
fome letter, and the circumstances of the
action demonltrate mott fully, the gal
lantry and undaunted bravery with which
it was fuffaiued on our part. Subjoined,
is a return of the killed and wounded.
Killed. Richard Delphy, midlhipman, William
w Edwards, do-Jofhua Jones, feaman- William
Finlay, do William Knowlton, do-George Gard
ner, DO.
Died Of their Wouad,-William II. Allen. captain
jaime. White. rpenter--Joleph Jordan, boat
fwain's mate-Francis Eggsst, feamsn : Charles
Baxter do
Wesn9sS-WilIiam II. Walton, III lieutenant
Colin Mcleod, boat(ws n John Snfer. carpen-
ter's mate ohm Young, quarter maGer-John
Nugent, feaman-- James Hall, do--Joleph Allen
do John Faddon, do George Starbuck. do
VIM. Hoventon, do-John Scott, 1T do
Scott, I'd, do.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
For the PORTLAND GAzETTk.

For the PORTLAND GAZETTE.
MEssRs. EDITORS,
A writer in the Argus of the 10th OF
March, recommends Mark l. Hill, Esq
to the Electors of the County of Lincoln
as a candidate for the office of County Irea'
surer, and says ait is confidently believed
that no person can meet the more general
appreciation of the people tor that office "
What can induce any man to attempt to
preventive reelection otJOSHUA HEAD,
ESQ. our present Treasurer No one in
the county is better qualified TO do the du-
ties of the Office, or more acceptable to the
people. There can be no reasonable doubt
of his receiving the support of large ma :
iority of the Electors. AS TO the other
candidate-the people of the county q
Lincoln begin to understand how it happen
ed that their taxes are 50 enormous and un-
equal Whoever knows the history of the
last valuation Committee, and knows BY
whose means the county of Lincoln was
doomed for great number Of tolls more
than the assessors had returned under oath
more than existed-will never vote for
Mark l. Hill for any office. Ask the towns
OF St. George, Newcastle, sc. t1c. how
much they have paid and must pay,in State
and United States taxes, in consequence Of
The hlan Of giving 10 lincoln, Hancock and.
Washington THREE Senators instead Of TWO
LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

It's Notifying 10 considerate men, Of all
parties, 10 find a few Office seekers still in
stigating the people 10 attempt separating
Maine from old Massachusetts. These
same men undertook the same thing III
Boston last winter, and if they had mol
broke up, the adjourned caucus would have
met with = compleat defeat, as they did
in the Legislature. What can be SAID
in favour of such a measure, especially al
this time? 1t would create Offices for
some mea who want them-but, on the 9TH
er hand, it would cause great and useless
expence-it would reduce TO comparative
insignihcance the only great State in this
section of the Union-it would almost rain
the immense coasing trade, BY compelling
every vessel which shouldp pass New Hamp-
shire 70 enter and clear out every voyage
but it is unnecessary to enlarge--the heofIie,
Of all parties, are opposed 10 it ashley ever
have been. HANCOCK,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

In Canada nearly every thing is put on
the peace Establishment The militia and
volunteers have been sfbandcd. The
horfes, GeighS, &c &c. Id-and the ex.
ira war allowances to Officers and sol
diers discontinued.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

eruor. Let ii be our proud distinction and honour
to elect our beloved Chief Magistrate BY majority
as commanding in numbers as in rsspecfaoa,'yie
US teach our opposers to be contented with enjoy
ing the multiplied blessings of calm and v,rtuous
administration of government, and net TO aistfac,
the public councils by unsettling the principles o.
the community. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

Zera Colburu, the young aby|
Arithmatician, is now in PAM y he n
ing his wonderful powers i, ts9l
ifhmcnt and admiration Of =
mathematicians of that CITY,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Mn. SHIRLEY,

MR.. SHIRLEY,
Hope that every Federalist or in other
words, that every friundto his country, will
be al his post ON the first Mondy in April
next, to re-elect our most excellent Govern
or and The Federal Senators ia this Com
monwealth. Never were greater exertions
made nor more faschood told by the Dem
ocrats, than at this time. They are too
glaring and absurd to be noticed, vet they
are greedily swallowed by their own party
Ills impossible for decent man 10 read
the address made to the Democratic EIec
tors and signed by Benjamin Green, with.
out plying human deprayity, but his party
pretend to believe it However, without
finding fault With them, let Us all, as one
man, arise and do our duty, and with suit.
able reliance on divine aid, we shall succeed
by immensely increased majolilies and
continue the friends Of Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

The French authorities at Martinique
arc fdiid 70 have Ggnihed their attention
to enfure every facility in their power to
the general mercantile intereit OF the
Welt. Indies, and to admit the importa-
ton in Britiih yehels of almof every ar
ticle except -four -Barbadses pap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

loan OF TWELVE MILLIONS only, is asked by
he Secretary Of the Treasury, instead of ErGH.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-14

Rlaister land for Sale.

4
ME- subscriber offers for sale, 4
Farm, in the County Of Tauquier.
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third Of Which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory The re-
sidue, being cleared land rs ia good
heart, two thirds Of II having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
IN the state has afforded higher eviden-
5ces Of itssadaptich to the plaster of Pa
'Fis. There il, on this tract, and at the
confluence Of the two never falling
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, i
scife for a MerchAnt Mill. with d fall
of IS feet, surrounded bysevery nate
rial for building, and by the side of a
we'll built Saw-MilI, recently erected.
A law has passed for q turnpike road,
which will pass byo near this scite.
For the above property, I will fake
the moderate price Of 90 dollars per q
ere, with a reasonable alIOwahee, for tie
water advantages
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haynarket Post Office, Va.
September 90