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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY is. I81s


u We issued at an early hour YESTERDAY
morning, an Extra Sheet, containing rna,v
particulars relative to the Preliminar;es oe
Peace, and which we transfer into the CO,
inmns OF the Argus, for the benefit Of our
Country Readers. We have also sabioined
0fher interesting articles embracing some Of
the neTo arrangements in the affair, ofF,rone
entered into by the Congress at Vienna
Whether this august body, in the reoeraI
distribution Of justice, Will be able to rem.
der satisfaction to the parties indiyidpauv
aPpea svery doubtful Fora nDte. they mon
ABIDE by the decisions made, but il is most
probable that it will no: long be the case.
How happy for America, that she is si,,
a'ed at so great distance from the trim
lent and restless States of Europe. as 70 b,
completely exempt from the broils and
ieuds' to which they are so frequently sub.
Ject Peace TO rs is likely to be peace &C
hermanenee but it can be looked opon bv
them, as little better than name, or form
which like the aimsy cob-web. is subject to
be broken by every tasect that flies.
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PEACE-IN FACT /!

LAUs DBo-eLoHIA rArsrzl
~ Where shall we End words suf;ci.
emily expressive of the JOY Of our hearts.
IN announcing the consumat ion Of an even
SO desirable and which was so deVoutly to-
De wished rs americans, as Ybgiaians.
we feel proud OF the permanent and elevated
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cOtsy Of a letter .from an officer in the U.
8. 'srmy 70 his friend in mi, city, dated
CAMP, near Neqy. Orleans,
January 20. 1915.
The enemy have at length taken their
departure, after having remained ON the
banks Of the Mississippi for four weeks
within FIVE miles of New Orleans. They
LETT their encsm2ment on the night of III.
18th instant, in the most secret and preci.
plate manner they left On the field I6
pieces OF cannon, their equipments and an
immense number Of ball their dead were
lett in the most shameful manner, not half
buried. They left 20 of their wounded IN
their camp. and two surgeons, with a re.
quest from General Lambert to Gen. lack.
son to consider them as prisoners NJ war
they being mangled in such a manner on
the morning of the 9th by our cannon. tba,
they found it impossible to take them off
Among the number are severrl officers
we had an exchange of prisoners Gay or
Two before they left here ; those taken in
the gun boats and about 40 we lost on the
night OF the 23d ult---We also received an
express from Fort St. PhiIin Yesterday
The British feet left there and returned
down the river on the morning of the 17th
INST after bombardment of nine DAYS. dur
ing which time they threw better than 1OOO
shells IN and about the Fort we have as.
certained the enemy's loss to be better than
Two thousand on the 9Th, and BY their own
accounts since the evening of the 2sd thev
nave lost $500 men, while eurs does uot
amount to 100 in killed and wounded we
are also perfectly acquainted with their
regiments and strength; they had landed |
S'4VO- General Gibbs is also dead.
From The mississippi Rehn6dean-Rrt,a.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 20, 1915.
Mesrs. Tsler y 1IeCurdy.
GENrLEMEE,
Immediately after the repuIse Of the Bril-
tlsh forces, on the 9Th instant, they com.
menced active preparations for a resenbar.
kation OF the troops. All the sick and
wounded we're sent on board, together with
such baggage and munitions of war as conld
be safely spared;-During these operations.
she enemy Kept up menacfng altitude
frequent indications we're given of an intenr
ton to renew the attack on our lines. and
vigorous works of defence were thrown no
lnlfrontof our camp. The rear Of their ar.
my retired hrst, while they displayed a nu
merous body OK men to our view. and AZ
night, their fires seemed rather to increase
than diminish They had erected batteries
co cover their retreat, in savantageous no,
sitIons, from their original encampment. To
the bayou through which they entered Lake
Bourne. The caHnsn placed on these hat
sefies could have raked pursuing army -
every direction, and. any attempt to sstorm
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IAe President out Of OGce!-A query
sugsests itself to our mind, as to what will
be done with the Presidenf when she arrives
in England! Perbafs, war being over, sbe
will find place in ordinary!
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Grand Total 3a2

fee. ''''' o.
ROBERT BUTLER,
Adiutant Generals Office, -
New Orleans, January Is, 1915.
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Head- Quarters, m AfilifaIs -, fyicf !.
A.Jgfan' Cenerars O6ce, Jaetsoa,, .Lfne.'
BeissO Orleans, IAN l6tk, 1915.
have the honor herewith TO enclose
tor the Information Of tue, War Denart.
ment, report Of the killed. wounded and
missing OF the Army under the command
OF Major General Jackson in the dilTerenf
actions with the enemy since their landing
have the honor to be, very respectfully.
your obedient servant
ROBERT BUTLER.
Adjutant General.
Brig. Gen. D. Parker,
All. < Insp. Gen, Washington.
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Bank of Alexandria,

July 1878.
A DIVIDEND of 4 per cent. for the
IA last half year is this day declared,
and will be paid to the stockholders OF
their legal representatives, on Thursday
the 9th instant.
BY order of the Board,
J. L. M'KENNA, Cashier,
July s. edsw
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? o s n s. CIR Z e ~
NEw.YoRK, July s.

.another Nayal Nctmy.-AHived at
| this port this morning, the U. States brig
Tom Bovine, captain Carlton, from a
cruise in the Southern Ocean. The Tom
Bowline sailed from this port on the Esd
If January last, in company with the ..
States sIoops of war Peacock & Hornet,
and parted company three days after.
By capt. Carlton, we learn, that on the
|asd March, in lat. 81, Z. S. long II, sS,s
w. off the island of Tristan dsAcpnha,
tie Hornet fell in with and captured his
|B. M. brig Penquin, rated at 10 guns,
but carrying 81 guns. and swiyels ia her
tops, and l5S men, captain Hickinson
commander, after an action Of % mi-
nutes.
The PENGUIN had 10 men killed and 81
wounded a.nong the former were her cap
tain and boatswain.
The Hornet had one killed and eleven
+wpunded.-Among the wounded were
Capt. Bidd.e and Lieut.. Conner, the
former severely and the latter dangerous
~. Both, however, were considered out
of danger when the Tom Bowli!l left them.
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Public Sale.

y = :. = A ~
Under the authority Of deed OF tf ~
from the late William S. Douglass, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, on y
the premises, on TUESDAY, the zo'n
instant, at three O'Clock, P N.
A Lot of Ground
IN the west side of Royal-street, De-
tween Cameron and Queen-streets, in
front on Royal-street As feet a inches,
in depth ll6 feet, bounded on the north
5y an alley 6 feet wide and on the west
- an alley IA feet 10 inches wide, with
ire privilege of said allies.
A credit OF 60 and 80 days will be al
lowed, and the conveyance made on
the receipt of the purchase money.
RI. TAYLOR.
July 6. cots
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From the Quebec Gazette.

kEDEUNT SATURNIA REGNA.
Warriors cease, the battle stay,
Cast Your cri,nson'd swords away;
Cease the bugles, cease tie drums,
Peace again benignly comes.
See ! she comes, and in Ter train
Smiling Plenty walks again;
Full her horn, ard bright her eye
Beaming with hilarity.
Joy tho humble cottage fills.
N;irth through every bosom thrills.
While his home the soldier greets,
While the sweet embrace he meets,
Round him press his children. wife,
All tn endearing names of life;
Pleasure heaves his manly breast,
Mingled tears their JOY express.
Now, sec ure from The hostile arms,
Happy Rustics till your farms:
Plant your corn and sow your fields,
Peace a joyous harvest yields.
Voyagers your trade pursue,
Carol in your swift canoe;
Let the Boat song heard afar,
Captiyate the listning ear.
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For Freight,
THE Superior New Ship,

5 AIN superior VSGU koHtV3
LEE LAURA INV,
49, J. Farnham, Master, burthen
about 1850 barrels first rate vessel,
in complete order, and will be ready in
afew days for the reception Of cargo.
ALSO FOR FREIGHT,
kSE The Schooner
sA& W.aSHIvt'GTON,
]. Howes, Jr. Master. burthen about
100 bbls. isa very superior vessel and
will be ready for the reception Of q cargo
in four days.
Apply to
LAWRASON g. FOyVLE.
Who haze for Sale Just Landed,
50 boxes fresh Capers.
| bale Buntings,
July 4.
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-, 81 saturday the s4th Of June jan.
ui. ~ seta year Of his ase' at ms
''' ',, ! n the county Of Fauqaier' az
''''s .s,rt aud Painful Illness which was
I te' an fort:tude and patience De-
borne WI l;ts of rectitude and honor, and
s'p Y, # that firm Christian faith with
sa.' }. ,;s mind was early imbued and
snlsa .,a i, It never departed-cHAal.fs
-. Esquire, long a resident :. ,a;S
. a.'' an eminent counsellor and pFae''-
,soer Of law. ;,.ston
, ! urdsr tie inuediate and per-
sa : .,nsrintendence Of that great luml-
'A'' : sc;eoce, elegant classic, y pa
-, =, !, { pisty and benevo'ence, DIR. John
,s,,,.rs,oap, and had the happiness to
IN y;.te the esteem as well as to &C.
i, 40 admiration of his PERCEPTION
T,,;;r completed lis COLLEGIATE ednea-
!, ,bat the year 1776. he soon after
...meaced the study of the law in Phi
slsl,hia under the able guidance of ia
u lpeersoll, Esquire after which he
:. ,oYonted secretary to one OF the
,;;.eiinai and most important boards IN
,t;tutcl by the tEen congress. Return
no r. his native state, he was appointed
| h ths general assembly of Virginia, ma
r,logicer for the district OF Potomac. IN
which Office he was continued on the or
,anization Of the present government of
ne United States, by President Wash
ipston. The duties Of this Office and ar
extensive practice in the superior courts
uyirgnia, occupied his time till about
lie year 1875, when his great reputation
saiuyist and his character for integrity
and honor, induced President Washing
ton to call him to the supreme councils OF
the nation N the rank of attorney general
Of the United States. In this Office he
continued about six years, with honor to
himself aud usefulness to his country, till
the election of Mr.. Jefferson. Being "a
nons those who did not see the necessity
aaad were opposed to change OF ad .
nnbtratian, he like many other eminent
citizens resigned the Office which he held
and retired to the scenes Of private life,
having however been first appointed by
PRESIDENT Adams cl.ief Judge of the cir
sul! court of the United States for the
district composed of the states of Virgil
ma and Maryland-the acceptance Of
which Office he refused.
iAe residue OF his days was devoted to
ne employments and duties Of private
Ae, mtermixed sometimes on important
OCCASIONS with forensic iahors. Incapa
Oiedgaile, his conduct was marked by an
4'aeSlole and undertaking justice-wbich
"~Ose who did not know him, often
gave to ms manners a tincture of vigor
a"a harshness-but in heart he was ever
@Seo Kind, forsNing, humane and bene-
'ueht. his EeneEcence and social yir.
-ss viii be long held in pleasing remem-
want" a. by his friends and accuaiutanees
''Oe Als example useful to all, will par
''uafiy remain to his immediate de-
'"aaats. : sacred monitor and daily
''eauye, to pursue with firmness the
"a marked out by him of truth, bene-
'''saee and justice,
PRICES CURRENT.
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Jackson 6 F'unney.
FOX SALE,

A comfortable and convenient two sto
ry Brick Dwelling House and Lot, with
= pump of excellent soft water and a milk
house attached thereto, near the lower
end of Watershed. Immediate posses
sion may be had by applying to the sub.
scriber on the premises.
WILLl.a.N YE.aIES.
July s. St
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A valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE.

ITyHE subscriber will sell by authority,
the Mill and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge of a German settle
ment in TIE County of L.oudon, 9 miles
IN. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Reayer-Dam
Greek, and in one of tie best wheat
neighborhoods in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for it's fertility. About one
third of the land is well tiDlbered, & the
balance in state ofhish cultivation, the
whole of which is well watered, having
ane or more springs in each field. The
mill jsa strong frame building, two and
half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs. 5feet in
diameter, together with Evans' machine
ry complete, and one pair of country
stones. four feet in diameter.-Ihere are
also on the premises and near the mill
comfortable dwelling house, good
miller's house, a good framed barn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing TO its situ-
alton and numerous advantages, viii. no
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
person desirous of investing their money
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH,
n. B. The above described property
will be sold either in body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S. H.,
Loudoun Go. March III
April Is. eotf
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By Griffith s. Brawner.
ON THURSDAY 9th inst. q. 10
o'clock.
s packages of Dry Goods
CONSISTING OF
Superfne Cloths
White silk Hose
Silk Handkerchief
Kid Gloves
Bengal stripes
Null Muslins
Black Rombazine
superfne undressed GA Cambria
Do. A Do.
Striped Muslin
Susrenders
CalicOes
First quality shirtings
Diinities
Bombazettes
Colored and white Shawls
Ginghams
nan2ask Table Cloths
Furniture Chintz
Madras Handkerchief
White colored cotton Hose
Al colored cambria
Jaconet hdkfs. with colored borders
Elegant embossed cambria
M'Denough hasdkerchiefs
Ivory shirt buttons, &c. &c.
ALSO
A handsome collection Of
Silver Watches.
July 6.
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|Autlemaow extract of letter from
Rs2 tSa n N st. Mary's to the execu-
|sda y state. leaves little doubt of
Spain ;. y, been Secretly transferred
:" 'ae British government:
Wits Jnne, 10.
b. S,t@ oper your Excellency should
Spor, ~, IN tue 4th instant brig and
'ssed at amelia island, with
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BALTIMORE, July s.

BALTIMORE, July s.
From the Merchants Coffee House Books
Arrived. schr. Policy. Thomas. IS DAYS
from Havana, coffee, VIM. Howell & son.
Left 2Gth ult. schr. Lawrence, Burnes.
of Baltimore for the Mediterranean in S
or days; Harrison. of dc. Just arrived,
ship Father and Son, Davidson, for Bal
timore in or S days; ship Horatio.
bailey, from New Orleans, PUT in for
ballast, to sail for France in q or S
days; schr. Olive Branch, from Phila-
delphia just arrived !; Mary Ann, of
{ harlestOn, ship Globe, of Boston, BRIG
Niagara, of Philadelphia and number
of others, names not recollected. The
homeward bound Jamaica fleet, passed
the Havana the day before the Policy
sailed.
Flour, S16: coffee, Is; sugar 10 ].
Also, schooner Virginia Ann, Whiting.
10 DAYS from st. Croix, sugar and rum.
to order.-Left there 18th nit. schooner
Planter, Booth, for New Haven in 10
days, brig Henry, Dennison, do. schr.
Hibernia, Planey, Wilmington N. G..
brig Hero, Motley, Portland schr. Hero
Finney, Boston, sloop Mechanic, Philad.
from 25th to eth in lat. 55, 81, expe-
|rienced heavy gales from N. w. to E.
IN. E. Ii was reported at st. Croix that
the Spanish Admiral on the Main,
was taking all the Danish and Swed-
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Colons, Niicolls Captain Woodbine, an
Indian chief and his son. They have
been asked it they we're prepared to take
possession of the Province One of them
|realied, they ,cere not get supplied ,cith
money nnd provisions for the purpose
hat was the sole cause of delay !; the sup
|ply was soon expected"
We can now account for the insolence
LOT Colonel Nicolls, and his attempting to
hoist himself into the Greek Agency for
Indian affairs. Information has been re-
|ceiyed by Colonel Hawkins, that the Bril-
fish white force at ApPalachicela, which
was only 40 or Sc, has been some what
| diminished, and their number of *****
Troops encreased from 60 or 20 to about
three thousand.
JMilledgeville Journal.
The Commissioners appointed by 60
tvernment to mark out in conformity with
liachson's treaty, the future boundaries
IF the Greek Natien, have postponed do
rng So till suitable arrangements can be
made for that purpose.-Not the least
,biection we are told was made by the In
Iians to the line being run. Colonel
lershaw past through town yesterday on
! rs way to his seat in South Carolina.
i,ir. Barnet has gone to Huntsville, Mis-
;issippi territory, to lay in an adequate
.uppiy of provisions, Gen. Sewer did not
attend the meeting.-Ib.
| Manchester, July I.
At an election held in Winchester the
s2d day of June, 1915, tire following gen
ltlcmen were elected directors for the bark
]of Winchester in Virginia, viz.
| Alfred II. Powell, John Bell, Joseph
Gamble, Samuel sisMcchcn. Joseph Ar
ithur, Edward MsGuire, Daniel Overa-
|cre, Joseph Tidball, William Hill, Jas.
WARE, David Ridgway, Rob. B. White,
Tohn Mackey.
| And on Friday the Esd, the officers
were chosen, viz.
Edward Mcguire. President,
Lewis Kof, Cashier,
George Orrick, Teller and Book-keeper,
Mackey Tidball, Discount Clerk & Run
| ner.
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|ish vessels lie fell in with. Flour, Sti J:
|suoar. 4 | IN board.

= Arrived, SCNFs NeSUiutlUH. CudcSUs II
DAYS from st, Johns, Porto Rico, sugar
and coffee, d Heath, sailed 18th ult. in
company with the schr Richmond, Col
burn. for Richmond. Left achr.. Vixon,
Reardon. for Baltimore in 5 days; Hi
ram of New-Zork uncertain.
Charleston, J,tue 26.
Report Of actual Sales for Week
past.
HOME PRODUCTIONS.
Cotton-Sea Island, IS cts. per ID.
Short Staple 90 do.
Rice-prime NewsS3 05aS 624.
Old, IS
Observation-Disclosures (superfne) SO
Baltimore, SO so
Virginia, 8
Country. S 50aS6
Corn--Sl per bushel.
Raoon-16 cents per ID. ST
Beef-Boston Mess, S17 a 18
t.tAf COtOHtHt Il fOuNCttOFCSs
Muscovado Sugar-Havana S19ta 22.
Clayetl s;ugar--Sl9 IA
Coffee-22 10 "a cents perlb.
Molasses-75 at cents per gallon.
Liverpool salt-coarse 5000 bushels)
'6a a "a cents.
Lisbon--coarse (sooc) IS a 70
cents.
Crockery--10o crates, at public sale,
averaged about 100 per cent. on invoice.
Rice has been bought up with ariditJ
during tie week, and has advanced IN
nrice-ouing to the reduced quantity In
market, the difficulty Of getting it beat
cut in this busy season of The year, and
the number of vessels in port lard ex-
pected in want of cargoes.
! Cotton commands a ready sale. and
the quotations OF the preceding week have
been readily obtained.
Our quotations Of the above article are
to be understood as for produce of the
first quality-inferior Rice and Cotton,
are at prices uurroportionably lower.
1t will be observed that the article
of Salt has advanced since our,last quo.
tation.
Dry Goods lave suffered considera-
bic depression during the week, in con-
sequence of tie absence from town of
most of the country dealers, owing to the
advanced state of tie season--many ar
ticles however lave been sold at a hand
some advance.
It must be observed, that our quota
tons are founded upon actual sales. most
Iy at public auction. Courier.
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j. F. Caldwell,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
8ythe Schooner Friendship from n. York
$4,000 Segars of Superior quality,
9 casks Goshen Cheese,
2 casks London Porter in BEETLES,
9 boxes Mustard in cannisters
do. Cassia end Mana
10 tons Plaster of Paris-on board
the Friendship, which will take freight
for NETWORK if applied for inmedi-
ately.
June 90.
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At Auction.

.EXTILL be sold at Public Auction on
w Friday morning at 9 o'clock, at
RomuIus Riggs new Ware House, Bridge
Street, Georgetown, 100 Packages
Dry Goods,
Comprising a complete spring and sum-
mer observation-disclosures will be liberal
and made known on the morning Of the
sale.
Georgetown, July 6.
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TIE FISHERIES

re y THE FISHERIES.
Fssal ava, Scotia papers, complain that
|ss aera, ulerlcan fishermen. have placed
|Grns Oss one of their harbors to catch
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
sloop Regulator, Chadwick, Newbed-
ford.
Brig Julia, Luce, Baltimore.
CLEARER.
Ship Thorn, Holmes, Tappahannock.
Schooner Louisa, Ihorp, st. Rarts.
Brig Trim, Cleveland, do.
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] Scarce Goods

D.qTsfD PE.aB0DK, King Street,
IN AS received variety Of Scarce
Goods, not mentioned in former
Adpertisement--vi7.
i case bIac < q colored Caution Grapes
do. black and colored LevantiLes,
and Florence Lustrings
do. elegant I.ustfing Ribbons
Black Flofentine y esting
Italian Sewing six, alIcolors
/ case ladies white Cotton Hose, We
ny cheap
bale Reese Blankets
do. Venetian Carpeting
case patch cclOred Furnitures
A handsome assortment of superior
quality Coat Buttons
/ Gaze genilenans silk Umhrellas
Fine Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls.
The above mentioned Goods, together
with many more which will be ready for
sale id a few days, will make his assort-
ment complete, aud VIII be sold whole
sale on retail, as low as they can be pur-
chased in the district.
September 90.
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Tues q AY OcroBsR l7 1915.
John b, Hamlllatt,
JphoIster e parer Hanger

Upholster q Paper Hanger
B ESPEtCTFuL1,Y informs his
% friends and the inhabitants Of
Alexandria, he has removed to the corr
ller 81 Priare and Fairfax Sheets. where
he has for sale general assortment 81
Upholstery, VIZ.
Bed Ticks, furniture dilnoties, laces
friHges, and tassells, an assortment Of
Paper Hangings and borders, weayers,
Stays lew pieces Of Superior
Boiling Cloths,
Ilgif Mattresses kept constantly on
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cashings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
Orfepaifed at the shortest notice.
]. 3. FL Takes this opportunity tore
turn bis sincere thanks, for the share Of
public patronage he has received since
he has been ID this place., and heres by a
continued attention. to business, to me-
tit their future commands.
August 2S. If.