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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

american Manufactured Goods.
Ma 7, AsDeys Rovv.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy y Br9sDn, Of
Prov dence, who keep him conflansly fuppIied
from their long known and we'll eflAblifhedFaGt-
ry at Pawtucket. with general aHortment of
american Cation Gods,
coNsETiNG OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
& threaded white 3 coor'd Stocking Yarn
White and coored fewing Cottons
Shirtings-Sheetings- Checks--Stripes
Observation-Disclosures Ticking, &c
By Shopkeepers IN town and country and peo
pie IN general who with 10 furnih them(eIves with
The above articles, will befupped at the Factory
prices.
,'HE iubicribers hereby give public notice to al
concerned thar they have been duly appointed
and taken upon themtevcs the trulf of E. ecuors
of the iaa will and Te0sment of NATHAN MEL.
MOODY, late Of Portland, in The county of Cum.
beriand, Gentleman deceafed by giving bond as
the law direds---they therefore requen all per
ions who are indebted to the fad deceaied's eaate
20 make immediate payment and thofe who have
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame TO
WM. WOODBURY.,
EN0CH MORSS.
Portland. May "A, 1875,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
american Manufactured Goods.

Portland, May 22, 1915. (sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
OLIVER tVEREll,

PRINTING. ~ef el T. T.
Handsomely executed
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
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NE 4. - Nov. II.
Jlfedffe3Yuneafi Fleet.

= ~
On Tuesday afternoon arrived in tins
harbor. the U. S. brig Flambeau, John b.
Nicholson, commander, from Gibraltar,
which place she left on the 9TH October,
in company with the squadron under the
command of Commodore cambridge,
consisting of the independence "a; fri
gates Macedonian and Congress briggs
Chippewa, saranac, Boxer, FREELY.
Spark, and Enterprise and schooners
Torch, Spitfire and Lynx. The Flam-
beau parted with the squadron on the
night of the 24th of October, off the wes-
tern islands, in a severe gale from the
eastward. The squadron were ordered
to rendezvous in this harbor, where with
pleasure we learn, they are to remain
during the winter. 81
The frigates United States and Con-
stellatiou, with the sloops Of war 0nta-
rio and Erie, were to remain in the Me-
diterranean, for the purpose of giving
protection to our commerce in those seas.
The store ships Alert, and John Adj
ans, were spoken near Cape Spartan on
the 10th of0cteberI
We learn fremths officers Of the Fam
beau, that the treatt concluded by Com,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Landing

From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt
Cox from st. Croix and for Sale by
Laicrasou e Fcacie,
S7 puncileons st. Crolx Rum
Ola very superior quality.
Also FOR SALE
On board TIE Brig Harriet, capt. Enssell
Newburspwrt,
80 tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes ITavannah Brown Sugar,
SO do. Green Coffee,
&c pipes Catalona Wine,
Muscovaso Sugar No. ] e 2.
Beet, Soal Leather.
Gases Of assorted Glass Ware and Win
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac
tory
Roxes Of Capers.
200 boxes, half and quarter boxes SeSars.
Nov. 1S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Fresh Tea, Brandy, Indi.
so, &c. 3.
James x Jacob Douglas

1aTe JUST TtcetceG
25 hale chests }yornn Nv
&c Sr
rs boxes Of IS lbs. each son lhA'
.america's Cargo, and selected
of the best quality
sc barrels good Mpscoyado Ssgar
g pipes superior Cognac Brandy
500 lbs. fresh CHrrants
s tons patent Shot, assorted from !
to Ne 10
90 quarter casks Best FF glazed Gun
4 powder
600 lbs. Pepper and Pimento
500 lbs. Spanish Indigo lgood)
9 hhds. Green copperas
COCO lbs. Alum.
Annatto, Madden, Fig Blue, Saitpetre
&c. &c. kJc.
On Hand
GOO bushels Liverpool slowed Salt
6 hhds. good Antigua Rum
COCO lbs. Coffee
s bids. ist quality n. Orleans
Sugar
90 barrels low priced Muscoyado do
$50 boxes English Pipes 4 gross
each
igo Reams Wrapping Paper,
Which. with a large supply OF GaIret. 5
and Leiper,s Scotch Stuff, Lorillard's
Aiaccobay and Rappee ditto, and a &c.
neral assortment OF other articles IN she
GROCERY line. are offered at .reasona-
Bile prices for, CAST. VI to p,sactaaI men on
Our usual ferms.
MnY. ,&. eOti.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
From Lisbon.

We have received letters and papers
to the ED of Sept.
Lisbon, Sept. go,
Arrived, ships Tartar, Davis, Phiia.
deIphia, sS days; Golconda, Tappahan'
neck, 4s days Amphiof, Winroth, "a
Swede) Philadelphia, AZ days.
There have nearly 20 vessels come IN
within few days past from the Brazils
with cargoes of sugar, hides and cotton
of the latter about 1900 bales.
The expedition for Rio Janeiro, is get.
ting in readiness. Some of the troops
are embarked on board of ships in the II,
yer, to prevent desertions, which had
been frequent, the service being unpo'
pular with flse soldiers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Land FOR Sale.
AS Acres

n the county Of Fairfax, -four miles from
Georpe-Tswn and Washington City.
and ten from Alexandria, thro' winch .
the contemplated turnpike road iron
Georce. Town to Leesbsrg passes.
KIT q bounded more than a mile by the
Potomac, on which lies 50 or 90 acres
Of r;cl, bottom and about 500 acres OF hne
timber. d dwelling house with 4 rooms,
Z large barn and few out buildings.
This land was originally Of the first qua
iity. and experience has proven It to be
|perfectIy susceptible Of improvement by
the use of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part Of the aboyel land ma
he attached, and from which flour may
be w;ter,berne to George Town. rs the
wafer vii, be taken from the Potomac, i
will he CAPABLE ofdriving all the yearany
machinery that may be erected: the ex-
nease m conyeyiag the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
! trip 4 day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
60 acres,
Tn f,e county Of Loudoun, 8(miies below
feesburg. lying on Broad Ran--s9o a.
|cges are heavily t;mhered, the balance is
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. Matthias, Of Leesburg, or Mr..
|Ia.drel Lee, Of belmont, will shew the
Hand and make known the terms o. salc,
The whole of the above property will be
lsold on a long credit lif required) with
Interest from the date.
Richard ii. Love.
Roke5y. August II. 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21

From the Bsstan Palladium, ssot. 4
Latest from Europe.

FROM HamGarg We have been Ia
|vored with Hamburg papers to the 4t 81
|of Octsher, containing London dates e
Sept, IS, and Paris to Sept. IS. Mr.
Kahler has obliged US with the following
TRANSACTIONS -
London, Sept. 25.
The Prussian commander at Paris
Baron Mufdng, has published, that nntil
the murderer of Kean. an Engiishuan
was discovered, he should levy dali,
contribution of 1000 francslon the citi,
lzens of the Boaleyards of GoblentZ.
TKean was an army contractor. lie
mad an amour, and afterwards dismissed
his mistress, who threatened to be re-
yenged. His body was found pierced
with a sword
The dismissal of Fouche, caused a tall
|of ~ per cent in the French funds.
Disturbances increase in Ireland, and
lit is said 10 regiments OF English militia
are ordered thither.
Priess-Anerican Pear Ashes 9Gs.--
Pet Ashes none in Market.
Cotton--N. Orleans 2s3
Hamburg, Oct. 5.
Change Of Ministers in Francss.-
Letters from Paris, of the 25th ult. say
the recent ministerial changes may be
said to form the greatest epoch in the
reign OF Louis l8. Parties have mea-
sured their strength. &the AngouIemes
are victorious. Although Fouche and
ralleyrand may be sincere in their sup
port Of the King, vet they were csnsi-
dered men whose politics could not hear
tily be con6ded in. 1t was known the
Bonapartists looked upon them as their
Chiefs, so far as regarded shielding them
from punishment, as they had been e.
qually guilty. They had both been tenn
porisers and intriguers. And Fouche
had given offence to the Allies by the
private circulars.
The state of France continues gloomy.
The treaty is not published. Distur-
Dances continue in the South, and the
Austrians have orders not to interfere
between the citizens. On the Lower
Loire there is a ferment, and an insur-1
recton is expected. The finances are ex-
hausted. And the Legislature WHICH is
about to meet, will have to transact their
business with Ministers with Whom they
are unacqualnted.
A letter from Paris saws the Jacobins
are offended with Fopcae for resign
ing.
October A..
We can now with confidence inform!
our readers that the Delinitiye Treaty
between France and the Rlies, is near
10 concluded. His prussian Majesty
has ordered that no more of his troops
shall be marched into France, as peace
is nigh.
BRUSSELS, Sept. e..
A corps of 10000 of tie allied troopsI
have surrounded Lille, and demanded itsj
surrender.
Naples, Aug. %.
All the national domains, and theI
donations Of Joseph Benaparte and Mn-|
rat, are to be restored to the original
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
For Sale,
A SNAIL FARM.
In the cannty os Prince George, and
State Of Marylapd,


State of Maryland,
Containing 9S7 acres. 3 lie 'iples IRON
Biadensburg, and nine miles froa the city
of Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with COED
barn. stable, courthouse, cow-housc. and
every cIher necessary out building. A
part of the land is we'll set in clever, and
from. an experiment made, It IS vel
adapted to tire use of Plaster Paris. For
situation and health it is exceeded by
none, is well watered, and has an abun-
|dafce of timber and wood for is seaport.
For terms, apply TO the subscriber,p'iy,
ling in Alexandria, or to Mr. sanuel
Philips, adioiaing the premises, who VIII
|shew the property.
THOMAS SANFORD.
Nov. 10. 2aw6w
The editors Of the National IntelGgencel
Twill insert the above, as marked, and
send their accounts to this Office tor pay
Iment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Fresh Drugs. Chemicals.
&c.
(17oan London


DRUGGIST 81 ApoTHEcARY, King st.
gEAS lust received per ship Joseph,
from Londen. and offers for sale,
FI755 lb. Oil of vitriol, in Carboys
500 ID. Aqua Ports of very superior
quality in cases of 5oto7O lbs.
I casiS Sugarof Lead
/ | do Ivory Black !
do Rotten Stone
l do blue Vitriol
case Magnesia
/ eask prepared Chalk
do Laps Calaminaris
| do EPSON Salts
do white Mustard Seed
i bale Chamo,nile Flowers
/ case genuine Windsor Soap,
elegant article .
Fa3omeI. tartar emetie, volatile salts
red precipitate, calcined magnesia, pu-
|ri6ed opium, in powder, squais, in pow
der. and a variety OF other chemicals
|and powders.
plain nd spring key teeth iRstrn.
ments, enc set teeth instruments, best
|lancets, grain scales and weights IN box,
les
Handsome teeth brushes, the bristles
al which nil not come out in using, &c,
TIE acknowledged superiority OF Eng.
|Iisa chemicals and powders, over those
|of our own country, wiz, it is hoped.
operate as an inducement with physi,
cans and others to call and examine
these. which were obtained from one Of
The most respectable and distinguished
in London, and will be found to
be Of a quality and purity which may be
relied on with confidence.
November s. dSt2aw.,T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21

The good and substantial schF
Die Bill, Wm. Dnant. master
hurthen 48 tons; having part Of Der car
60 engaged, for the renaisder-Appl..
10 the master on board now lying a
Ramsay's wharf, or ~
NOV II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21

r. I. 7aylors UE7
RS now ouhed on Water-stges,s, ,,',
Bank
Nov 8 III
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
A New Annual Work.
The u. States Calendar.

The II. States Calendar.
Is1xTBE pRFss.
find ,c;N be published ncst month, IN q
Pocket Eqhne, Containing
AN .aE.M,a.saC.
Calculated for the Meridian ofSVashlps-
ton.
.aList Of the Princ;pet oficers
grnder the General Government Of the z.
States, including the army, navy, &c.
The Washington Guide,
which will form complete alpha
bsfcal Directory. containing the names
d. tie inhabitants Of Washington, George
town. and Alexandria, according to
streets. and alphabetically arranged, to-
getI,er with all the useful local iniorma-
ton of the district.
In orterfo make tic Directory as cor-
rect as pvssiible. the house-seepers. &c.
will be called on pext week. 70 procure
their nanes for that purpose
AS The II. States Calendar has been
patropizea from All rarts Of the union, it
is intended to spare no pains to make It
valuable work.
Price to subscribers, sollar--to non
subscribers, one dollar aad twenty live
cents.
Subscriptions, t5c. received BY
JONATHAN ELLIOT,
$50 Pennsylvania .arenste,
Ind IL the different Book Stores IN
Georgetown.
re- w ashiDgton Nov. is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Public Sale.

- 4 order from the ncphan's Coart
Of Charles county, will be exposed
10 public sale, at :he residence OF tine
late Theodore Dent, decd.
A parcel of Likely Young
n E G. r q L S
Belonging to the Estate ofthe late Benz
.Cawood. dse'd.--Sale to take place on
Saturday 25th day of November next.
MARTHA CAsy00D. .adm','T.
OF Benz. CalrOoa. deed
Oct q. IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21

ID Y nrsser from the 0rrhsn,s Court o.
~ Charles county, viii be exposed to
pshlic sale, on Saturday the s5th day OIL
November,
All the Stock and Household
FURNIIURE
Eselenginr TO the Estate OF the late iaea.
Dent. dec .--saie 70 take place at bis
late resiaenec.
ELEANOR DENT, Adm'rx-
OF Tseo. Dent
Oct. "a. IS.
N. B.--all persons having claims a
,eainst said decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber, on or before
: the lst tiay OF July. 1916, on they may
bY law be, excluded from all benefit %
said estate; and those indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate pay
saeufto the subscriber. y. -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Bank of Potomac, Nov, A..

Bank of Potomac, Nov. A.
Notice is hereby Girea,
yUvfiE Stockholders OF the Bank OF 20
xtssuse, that dividend Of four per
cent fsr the last six months has beea de,
ciared on the capital stock, which Will
be paid them or their representatives On
"Wednesday nextz 9Th instant.
Nv order Of the President and Direc-
stprs.
c. Pass. Cash'r.
Nc ee3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Notice.

ITNyFiE stockholders in Great Hunting
4 Greek Bridge Company, are here
by notified that a dividend of three PEI
cent. is declared and payable at the
counting house of John and Thomas
Vowel, for the SIX months ending the
lst inst.
November rs. 5tlaN
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Fresh Fruit.

Fresh Fruit.
SO boxes Museatel Raisins
Fresh Currants
Almonds and Walnuts
Cocoa nuts
Few Jars fresh Grapes
Tamaripds
Cramberrics
Floor Mats
for Sale By .,,,. 1
kTnr ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
THE GENERALS ANSWER.

FeiLo5U- Soldiers,
Popular favor has always been
with me, secondary <1ject. Ny first wish.
in political life, has been to be useful to u,,
country. Yet, am not insensbe 20 the good
opinion Of my fellow citizens | would do
much 10 obtain it but, | cannot. for this
purpose, sacrifice my own conscience. or
what conceive to be the interests OF my
country.
These principles have prepared me to re-
cieve, with just satisfaction, the address Won
have presented. The first wish of my heart.
the safety OF our country, has been accom-
piished, and it affords me the greatest hap
piness to know that the means taken to Sc
cure this object, have met the APPRECIATION of
those who have had the best opportunities
otjudgi6g OF their propricty, and who, from
their various relations, might be supposed
the most ready to CenSure any which had
been improperly resorted to. The distinction
you draw, gentlemen, between those who on
ly declaim about civil rights and those who
fight 60 maintain them, shews how lust and
practical knowledge you have Of the true
principles Of li0erty-wthout such know
ledge, all theory is useless or mischiev-
Gus.
Whenever the invaluable rights which we
ENJOY under our own happy constitution are
threatened by invasion, privileges the most
dear and which, in ordinary times oUpht to
be regarded as the most sacred may be re-
CURED tn be infringed for their security. At
such crisis, we have only TO determine whe-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
GENERAL ORDERS.

The commanding general communicates
with great satisfaction to the troops under his
command, the following testimonial of the just
sense which the President of the u. s. en-
tertans OF their patriotism, valor and good
conduct He congratulates them particular
iy on their being able tn receive his applause
with consciousness of having deserved it :
and takes singular pleasure in conveying to
the brave citizens of this state who took up
arms in It's defence, the assurance that
their exertions are appreciated as they
deserve, by the Executive of the United
States.
"Thc President requests that you will es-
press to the troops who have acted under YOU,
the very favorable sentiments which he enter
tains OF their Conduct. The alacrity with
which they repaired to the standard of their
country. exposed in many instances to dis
trsssng privations the patience with which
they have borne the fatisues OF the Campaign,
and their bravery in action, have been seen
by him with great satisfaction. 10 our new
ly adopted teliow-citizcns of Louisiana, you
will give assurance OF his great sensibility to
the decided q honorable proof which they have
given of their attachment and devotion to the
union, and of the manly support of the rights
Of their country.
Signed
JAMES MONROE,
a. ,SpcrPfarU uf Sfcfe -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
BY command,
ROBERT BUTLER,
.3di. Gen.
ADDRESS

From The city battalion Of l0iiform conhcniss
to MAJ Gen. Jackson.
GENERAL,
We have delayed until this mo
iHcHt the expression OF our feelings towards
you, lest the honest emotions of cur hearts
should be ascribed to desire of proptiating
the favor OF our commander. AT this mo-
ment, when neither hope nor fear can be
supposed to have influenced US. we pray you
to receive the sincere tribute of our thanks
as soldiers, for the confidence you have re-
posed IN Us, Tor the paternal care with which
you have watched over our comforts and a
5ove all, for that justice you have done to
our zeal IN assigning us on every occasion
post OF danger and of 6oucr--as ctti-esls, for
the wisdom OF the measures you devised to
protect our country for the skill and brave
ny with which they were executed and for
that Indispensable energu TO which We owe
our safety. Leaving to oehers the task of de-
Claiming about firfUHeges and constitutional
rights, we are content IN having fought in
support of them-we have understanding e
hough to know when they are wanconly yio-
lated; and no false reasoning shall make US
ungratetul to the man whose wisdom and val
or have secured them to us and to our pos
terity We de not deal in professions, but
we pray you, General, 20 be assured, that in
the officers ard men OF this battalion you have
"SiNte'o, WIN nave bctsil are always featiy
to ahront every danger, under your command
-feitozv-eitizenS, grateful for their services
friends, personally attached to your for
tunes, and ready to promote your happiness
at the risk of their own. You have allowed
us the endearng title of brothers in arms it
was given to us on this field, strewed then
with the bodies of our enemies, and we feel
noble pride in the Consciousness that al
lows us to accept it. That fraternity, ce~
mented in hostile blood, shall be the pride of
our lives and in after times will secure to
our children the respect of poSterity. Cen
erai, common phrases cannot express the G.
motions which agitate us at this moment of
our separatlor-but we pray heaven to watch
over your safety and we trust to a grateful
country for the honors & advancement which
your services have merited.
Can't Jackson, March I6
I.B. PLAUCHF, Major,
STE GENE, captslns
M. WHITE, do.
a. GulBERT, do.
HuDRY, do.
p ROCHE, do
JOHN ST. JEAN, lieut..
CoEUR DE ROY,
DE ST. RoMEs, do.
N. THOMPSON, do.
c. FREMONT, do.
UUHULQUop, do.
L. PILE, do.
bENETAUb,
BERTEL. do.
HUET, do.
LIE MovNIER, sur. maj.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
AND. JACKSON,
MAJ. Gen. eom'dg. m MI. Disk
Head Qnartcra.
HdIufGnt Generate Ofcr,
HeW-Orleaus March * 1orr


New-Oreans, March IS, 1915.
decision ofth Court Martial in the cose NJ
A4aJor YRiere, D1arch IS, 1915.
After full examination OF ali Che testino-
ny for and against the prosecution. the
court md the said major Where "not guilty.
of the charges and specifications exhibited q
gainst him, and 90 acquit him Of all and eve
ry one of thom. And the court consider /.
due to the accused, further to declare that
% Major Where appears to have performed
his duty, from the nomeat he was left in
command, under the orders OF Major Geper-
al Where, with zeal and adelty and t5ss
me circumstance OF his surprise and capture
by the enemy, though much to be -egrette5
might have occurred to the most vjeilart ~.
hcer, e must be attributed to the loss of re
whole Of his picquct CT advanced so,srd
and the extraordinary rapidly With yhich
the enemy moved from that point"
> The baior-Gepsrs1 Commanding aooro,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
DOMESTIC.
WEW- ORLEANS.

We received on-Saturday bundle Of New
Orleans papers up to the 3Oth March in
elusive; from which we extract the follcw-
lpS out OF many documents respecting the
recent events in that quarter, with which
they are hiled. Nat. I'M.
rpo-. rur u,,,,. 49, -..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
THE PROPRTETORS

THE PROPRIETORS
HF the Richmond Cotton Manuiactory, forv arm all
W persons from credhng any one interested, con
nected or employed in that establishment, On &C.
count Of ehe same, except
BENZ. JAMES HARh
MY Virtue OF = Decd OF Trust executed the Stll
I'D Nav, 1918, and Of record In the HenIicu County
Court, will De sold to the highest bidder the 2oh
haay next, upon the premises, all the right, title, In
tsrest and Estate, OF Henry Banks Esq. of, in and
" Tract OF Land, lying IN the county Of Henrico
purchased by him of The late Col John Harve, con.
tanning about 500 eoss, and through which the James
River canal passes, raEch of the sad land will
discharge the sums by the d deed, secured be paid
10 Ned MCou, together wit, .he expences attending
the Sale. The title will be mails by one or more Of
she trustees 10 said deed mentioned,
Aprii 10. ' IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
ROBERT BUTLER,
ldj. General.

n. Quarters, ut MI. Dis.
ny taHt- Generals OEte,.
n. Oricons. MQrch Is, 1915.