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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
DEcATuR's SQUADRON.

We have been politely favoured with the following
extrsct from letter dated at Lisbon ith july 10
gentleman in this city.
"The American squadron, consisting Of three
fiigates, and five or SIX small vessels. touched off
Cadiz the 18th June, IN % days from New-York
and after obtaining information OF the Algernes,
proceeded immediately for the Mediterranean
On the 10th, of Cape De Gait, they deserted an
Algerne fiigate 20 which chase was Immediately
given and the GneTriere being the fastest sa;ier
succeeded i'll cutting her off the Spanish coast
and capturing her after an hours action, killing
and WoundinS about enc hundred and sixty
of the Moors. The Algerne was called The Nj
sauda, mounted Al guns (the same vessel cap
t,ired some years ago from the PortuPUesse) and
was commanded by their admiral, who fell in the
action. The prisoners taken by the Americans
are about 400. The frigate dismasted and aper.
feet wreck was lowed INTO Carthagena by an
American schooner. The loss on board the Guer-
riere was trihng, Or only from the shot of
the Aiger.ne, but the frat gun fired from the
Guerrero, unfortunately burst, and killed and
wounded about 80 persons the Guerri re did not
sustain any injury in her hull altho' she fought
the action before the other ships got up
She proceeded with them in chase of other Al
gcrsacs. On the 18th inst the schooner Flam-
beau, capt Nicholson after leaving the prize at
Carthasena, sailed with another schooner and on
the 2}th fell IN with large Poiacre brig, which
made sail from them, and run On shore near Car
thsgena. I he Americans, from respect to the
neutral territory, drew oh-but on the Algerines
commencing heavy fire on them, and thus vio-
lating the Spanish neutrality, returned and cap
ttIred the brig, with about 200 men, 49 of the
crew escaped on shore, by swimming. The brig
mounting twenty two guns, was got of, and also
Carried INTO Carthagena.
TO day, (the 4,h of july an Ottoman ship has
srrivsd here from the Mediterranean, the captain
OF Which states, that about Ii days ago, lie heard
a very heavy cannonnade, and the next morning
saw the American squadron capture and take pos
session oftlree Algerines, ff1gate and Q brlgs.
The Ottoman captain already knew Of the cap
tuFs ofthe vessels carried into CarthaGena. We
therefore hope most sincerely, this latter account
may be true. II is generally believed here.
The Dutch feet consisting Of frigates, passed
here, bound ~ Algiers, with presents TO obtain =
peace. 3Ilie american.
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VIRGINIA:

Y
At Rules holden insbe Clerks Office Of the supe.
rior Court Of Chanoery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the Goth day Of June, 1915.
Stith Thompson and Samuel Morgan, executors Of
Peter Robinson, deed whe was executor Of Ben
iamin Crawley, deed and David G.. Jones, exc
eutor Of Alexander Joses, deed who was exccu.
Tor Of john Crawley, deed Plaintiff,
4gai,isf
Conrad Webb, execute" Of Abner Osbourn, deed
and William G.. Ward, DsEegidapfs
The subpoena GdrevfUenduni awarded IN this cause
not having been returned executed, on the defen
dant William e. Ward, opd il appearing by nads
factory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant Of
this country IL is ordered, That the Defendant
10 appear here on the first dsy of the next term
and shew cause, II any he can, sgainst the revyai
by the said process sought and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shed in thc City Of Richmond, Tor two months sue
cessivey and posted at tie froat door Of the Cspi-
tol, in the said City.
A Copy.--Teste,
WLLLL1,H ". HENJyvG, c. c.
September s. wsv.
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that about the last of June com. Decatu,
with his squadron entered the bay of AL.
gers, and immediately sent on shore fac
lof truce, with certain propositions as the
conditions of peace, and demanded that
an answer should be returned in the space
of four hours that the Dey in one hour
complied with the conditions, and in con-
sequence treaty was concluded. 1t was
stipulated that all American vessels, crews
and cargocs captured by the Algerines.
eleven in number, should be restored, and
an indemnity paid for detention and dam
ages. and on our part that the captured
vessels and prisoners should be restored.
Capt. NewcOmb further reports that the
Epervier and the Ontario were despatched
from the Mediterranean to the U. States.
with intelligence, about the Isl and 10Th
of July. The Wanderer brought letters
from the squadron to the Heads of Depart
ment and other persons, which were for
warded to Cad;z from Carthagcna. Ne
have not learned that any letters have
been received in town, mentioning TIE Al
gerine treaty.
That The above was reported at Cadiz
cannot be doubted: vet there are many
reasons for disbelicyiag italtogether. We
have news from Gibraltar to July Is, ard
nothing ofall this--nothins OF the Eper-
vier. which is said to have sailed July L.
nothing of the | vessels captured by the
Algersnes. We have had intelligence OF
the capture of one American vessel only
by the Algeriiies it is not probable that
any others, it is entirely Incredible that
10 others. should have fallen into their
hands. Besides, is this such treaty as
Decatur would make ? Da;ly al.
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Bosrov, August 6.


Lieutenant John Gamble, who came pas
senger in the Oliver Ellsworth, was capmr-
ed at the Sandwich Islands, on the 18th Of
June, 1914, by the British ship ofwa Che
rub, of % guns, having been left at the
Marquesses, by captain Porter, in charge
of three ships. After remaining there FIVE
months, making preparations to depart,
mutiny took place amongst his men, in
which Lieutenant G.. was wounded. The
mutineers and prisoners Of war succeeded
in taking the ship Serringapatam out of the
bay. Two days after, Lieutenant G. was
attacked by the savages, and lost Migship-
man VIM. Feltus, and three men, besides
one dangerously wounded. Lieutenant
q. afterwards burnt the ship Greenwich,
got out of the bay in the ship Sir Andrew
Hammond, and in distressed state, reach
ed the Sandwich Islands, where lie was
captured by the Cherub, and after remain
ing ON board that ship months, was set
ashore at Rio JaneirO, where he remained
5 months, and then embarked on board the
Swedish ship Good Hope, for Hayfe and
on the 1st Of August, in lat. AZ, long 8,
was put on board the ship Oliver Ellis
worth. Lieutenant 6. left at Rio, Mid
shipman Clapp and FIVE men.
Aug. so.
Captain Ncwcomb Of the brig Wande-
rer, who arrived here yesterday from Ca
d. which place he Lett July "a, informs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
NOTICE.

- virtue of a Deed Of Trust, execut ed TO me
i % by John r. Bailey, bearing date the Sd day
of June, 1912, and of record in the Court of
Charles City County, for the purpose of securing.
TO the representatives Of John Nvarbrrton and
William Allen, decd, the sum OF FIVE hundred
and sixty pounds, ten sliiilings and six pence,
with interest anil costs, in said decd mentioned,
iaoM, on Thursday the 81 st instant.
prGceed to sell, at the Courthouse of Charles City
County, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder,
for ready money, (or on such other terms as the
parties concerned may agree) the following real,
ESTATE, lying in said county of Charles CITY.
viz "a Tract OF Land and Plantation, called and
known by the mare of Dockman's, containing
three hundred and fifteen acres, more or less.
together with the appurtenances Two undivi.
ded Shares in the Lands formerly belonging to
David Merry, late of said county ~ Charles CITY
Between i've and eight hundred acres of Land
purchased by said Bailey from Richard Allen !;
and the benefit of lease of ten Oh twelve acres
oflsnd, made by said Bailey to Samuel Lennard.
for ten years, at ther&tc of ten dollars per an.
NUN; or so much thereof as VIII be sufficient to
raise the aforesaid sum OF money, with the in
terest and costs, or the balance thereof, which
may remain due on the day of sale.
Such title win be made the purchaser or pur.
chasers by the subscriber as is vested in him By
that trust, aforesaid.
CARY WILLIAMSON,
Charles City County.
sept. o. wtdz
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court OF Chancery FOR the
Richmond District, the Goth day of June
1878.
David Street, John Street, and Abraham
Keene, administrators of David Stokesa
decd, PtJs.
Richard Inge, Samuel Hopkins ir. Joseph
Quinishet, James Williams, Leweliing
Jones and Co. Champion Marable, Pey-
ton Saunders, Champion Marable admr.
of George Marablc, decd, Randolph
Thompson, Sanford and Barnes, Eliza.
beth kennoD, executrix of Richard Ken
non, decd Griffin Lampkin and George
CraShead, surviving executors of Peter
Lampkin, decd. James Dosmot and Go.
William Foushee and John Murchie,
surviving executors of William McKen-
zie, decd, Thompson Fowlkes, and
Christopher McConnico, executors OF
Mathew Marable. deceased, Alexander
Boyd, Alexander Boyd aud sons, Tho
mas Cox, and Maitland and Christian,
Dgft's.
The defendant Elizabeth EennOn not
having entered her appearance and givem
security according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court, and 1t APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that she.
is not an inhabitant Of this country: II is
ordered, That the said Defendant do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term
and ansT er the bill of the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this order he forthwith I'M
serted in some newspaper published in tho
City of Richmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door Of die
Capitol, in the said City.
a COpy.-Teste.
Wn. ". HE.NIJfG, C. C.
Sept. 6. sw.
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Sept. 6.
TgEE.H UP

BY Samuel yenable, of Prince Edward county.
i'm estray .lt.4RE g COLT
The mare IS n chesnut sorrel with the left hind
foot white, white streak in the face, no brand
discoverable ! aboutfve feet two inches high
nine years oid-and the colt a bay horse, with no
marks or brands, supposed to be about four
years old, ofcommon size, in low order. Both
together appraised to forty dollars by David An
derson, william Price and John H. Venable, the
5th June, 1875.
Teste-B. j. WORSHANf, d. C.
September 6. SIP
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go s.
VIRGINIA:

V lI6STI1N Ia .
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of tire SUI
peror Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 26th deg Of june, 1915
William Selden, admir-, &c 5onis non. OF Jeseph
selden, decd, Elizabeth !. C4rrngion, adm'y-
OF Edward harrington, decd, Edmund Per-
dleton, ex'or ~ Edmund Pendleton, decd
Samuel Sheppard. Joseph Gallego, txor OF
Thomas Giliat and IS James KIRBY, late MGR
chants and partners under the firm Of Gilliat and
Kirby, and joseph Gallego ard Robert Gordon.
merchants and partners, Plaintiff,
.}g0i5.st
George Pickett, Robert Pollard, Charles Jobr.
son, AVID Nathaniel sheppard, adm'rs Of john
Peudleton, decd, aud John Pendieton, the SAD
Nathaniel sheppard and Mary 6. his wife. and
Spots,yood Lipscomb and Elizsbe,h his wife.
which said last named John, Mary S. and Ells
zabeth, are the children & co. heirs Of the SAID
John Pendleton, deceased, meta.
THE Subpoena, ad reUi1end7r, awarded ia tt,s
cause, not being reformed executed on tic tlefen-
dants JOHN Pendleton and Spotswood Lpscomb
and Mary s. his wife, aud it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabftants OF
this country: II is 0rdsred. That the said defsn-
dants do appear here on he first day Of the nexs
term and shew cause, If any they can, against the
gevlyal by the sid process sought; and that a.
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of r chmoBS.
for two months successfully and posted al Ia
front door Of the capitol, N the said city.
A copy.-Teste,
HJALLlAf ". BgNZYc, c. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06

lVIRGINIA3
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the twenty sixth day
OF June 1915.
Mary Strange, Administrative, Of James
Strange, deceased Pitt.
.a.guiEst
Alexander Donald in his own right aud
as partner of the firm of Alexander Do
nald and Company. Thomas and Alex
ander Donald and Company, Donald,
Scott and Company, Murdoch, Donald
and company, Thomas Wilson and Rich
ard Henry Walker admr. &c. of Tho
mas Vaughan, deceased, Defts.
The Subpoena ad recirendurn awarded
IN this cause not having been returned eX-
ecuted on the defendants Alexander Do
maid, and Thomas and Alexander Donald
and company, Donald, Sect. and compa.
ny, and Murdoch, Donald and company
aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not Inhabitants of this coun-
try: III as ordered, That the said Defend
ants do appear here on Che first day of the
next term and shcw cause, If any they
can, against the revival by tie said process
sought and that copy Of this order be.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished III the City Of Richmond, for two
months sIccessively and posted at the,
trout door OF Che Capitol, in the said City,
A Copy.-Teste.
Wu.. ". RE.NINC, C. C.
Sept. 6. 8w.
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WASHINGTON, September g.
Copy ola letter from Com. Stephen De-
catar to the Secretary Of tie .Navy,
(receiced ria .AdrfoAt } dated
U. S. Ship Guerriere,
Off Gibraltar. June Il Ia


SIR--I have the honor to inform Won,
Of our arriva! oft this place on the 18th, af.
ter a passage OF 95 days, having previous
ly communicated VITA Cadiz aud Tau
giers. The Spitfre, Torch and FREELY,
separated from the squadron during a gale
of wind on the Goth ait. and the Ontario
on the 3lst.
l am happy to find they have. with the
exception of the Fireay, all arrived the
latter vessel, | fear may have lost her
spars, and have returned to the United
States. From all the information can
collect, | feel assured, that the Algerincs
have returned into the Mediterranean.-
The vessels that had separated from us,
are now joining, and | shall proceed in
search of the enemy forthwith.
l have the honor to be,
y Very respectfully, &c.
STEPHEN DECATUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06
Ertract ofe letter from Com. Stephen De-
catar, to the Secretary ofNe Mary, re-
ceired Ella Morrill,, dated
U. s. ship Cuerriere,
on Cartha.enia, June 18th 1915


oifCaFthasenis, June 18th 1915.
CT have the honor to inform Won, that
on the 18th inst. OF Cape de Gait, the
squadron fell lin with, aud captured, an
Alserine Frigate of46 guns, and between
4 and 500 men, commanded by Rails Ham
mida, who bore the title of Admiral she
struck her flag after running fight of
twenty-five minutes.
'.'rhe adnnral was killed az the COM
mencement of the action. After the
Guerrero (who from her favorable posi-
ton, was enabled to bring tie enemy to
close action had fred two bloadsides. the
eneray, with the exception of few Mus
keteers, ran below.--'rhe Guerrero had
four men wounded by musket shot. which
is the only injury done by the enemy in
this affair.
" We have 4O6 prisoners including tie
wounded.-The prisoners state that about
thirty were killed and thrown overheard.
Their squadron is said to be cruising
in our vicinity: five days ago they were
Otfthis place, unless | obtain some further
intelligence Of them by tomorrow, shall
proceed to the port of Algiers, in the hope
to intercept their retufn.-For the present
nave determined to send the prize into
Carthagena.o
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NOTICE.

ID Y virtue Of deed of trust executed by
- john Boaright to me as trustee, forpurpo-
ses therein mentioned, shall proceed to sell Con
the premises) on the 25th day of September
1915,
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX
ACRES OF LAND,
living in the county of Cumberland on Horne
Quarter Creek.
SAMUEL HoBsoN,
Trustee.
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PldiatE,


Against
John NAV, administrator de bo1Iis non with the
will annexed of John May deed, and as devisee
of the said Jchp, Daniel Epes, and Polly his wife,
which Polly is daughter gnd devisee Of John
May, deed, Thomas Lewis administrator of Ann
Lewis, his late wife, who vaa executrix of John
May, deed. and the same Thomas Lewis in his
own right Richard Stephens George May. The
Olorick Bair Danistcr administrator az 6S5Iis non
With the win annexed Of John Banister deceased,
John Monrge Bapister devisee of John Banster,
deed, and Hector Mcneil UefHdG7ts.
TIE defendants John S. May, Thomas Lewis,
and Richard Stephens, not having entered their APP
Pearaaee and given security according 30 the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and it ap
pcsrng by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of this country II is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the FIRST DAY Of
the next term and the hill of the Plaintiff ;
and that cop; % tha order be Forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper pubi she'd IN the City % Rich
Dond, for two months successively and posted "
the front door Of the Capitol in the said City
a Copy.-Teste,
JgILLLlJr ". HENINrS. c. C.
September 9th wSw
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Sept. 6.
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Su-
perior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 25th day June, 1915.
Milton Rose, Vincent Lea, Jesse Carter, ant
James Williamson, late merchants and part
ners under the firm of Milton Rose & CO. John,
Hart, Robert Richie, in his own right, and,
the said Robert Ritchie and John wilson, late
merchants and partners under the firm OF John
Wilson & Co. Jeremiah Whitehead, Lewis zim-
mer, Dabney LipscCmb, William Clarke, ir
John Holiness Samuel Hart and Lewis Mabry
late merchants and partners, under the firm of
Hart and Mabry, and John 4. Mertens, and.
Moore and FarTsr, apsthecaries and partners,
PiHinfiGS,
.3gdinst
James G.. Chalmers, William u. Chalmers, ChaI-
mers, Jones & Co. James Chalmers, of Halifax.
in his individual character, Thomas Colquhoun,
surviving partner Of Waiter and Thomas Col
quhoun, and James Maclarlaiii, surviving Dart1
ner OF mcfarland and Lochhead, Detis.
THE defendant Thomas Colquhoun not having
entered his appearance and given security Accord
ing to The act Of assembly aud the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inbabitant Of this country Il &c
ordered, That the said defendant DO appear here
ON the first day Of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that cory OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub-
Hshed in The city CT Richmoud, for two months
successfully, and posted at tie front 6oor Of tia
capitol, in tie said city.
A copy.-Teste,
KLLLLg.W ". HENTNC, c. @.
Sept 6. Sw
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Cumberland County, Sept. 6.
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Oice Of the supe.
rior Court of Chaneery for the Richmond Dis.
triet, the 10th day Of June, 1915
David Ross, Plaintiff,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01

raj gain oFabout 70. Governor Gil
man, anu a federal majority ofthe
Senate and House, are most certain
~ elected.
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NEW-YoaK. March 27,

The captain of the Swedish ship
Neptuaus. from Lisbon, informed
us, that a few days after sailing, he
was boarded by asloop ofwar usdcr
English coIors, which he believed to
be an American, and probably the
Wasp, rs he thinks he saw the name
Of Captain Blakely on the books of
the boarding e.iicer.
The favorise ship Pacific, Browne,
sailed yesterday for Liverpool. Pas
sengers, Messrs. Crowther. Chester,
Brock. Wright Cauldwell. Collins.
Stewart. Caihoone. Dodgson, Graves
Godfrey, Hoe, Or. Horne and FAM
".
.9rnipal Of the Constel1ation-The
United States frigate Constella.
iion, Charles Gordon, Esquire.
Commander, from Norfolk, arrived
at the watering place, Staten Island.
last evening.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01
PHILADELPHIA, March 27.
iii YOUNG WASP.

II ROt ~ II W+A5l.
The private armed snip Young
Wasp. capt. Hascley, has iaken 8
prizes during her cruise OF 40 days.
She has been on t!e coast OF England
Spain, Western Isles, st. Helena,
Cape Of Good Ko2e. &c. .lsiSing a
round Of SO, 900 miles. She has had
three engagements; enc off the Yves
tern Islands With sIoop of wax aao-
ther OF the Brazils, with heavy
gun brig, both Of which sheered Off:
and lastly Off lie Cape Of Good Hope
with Java ship. laden with 1900,
900 lbs. coffee, spicrs, ae. of 20
guns and 80 men captured and m az
ned her 40 days ago. Seat in 5 others,
two of which have arrived & gave
up two 10 prisoners. She has bro't
N &c prisoners.
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Port of Alexandria.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED 49,
Ship Echo, Capiain sfiekney, four
days ti'om Norfolk ballast; Vim.
Saith,
Ten Brothers, Capt. Berry.
Is days from Boston; Salt; Law
fasaD 4 Fo@le.
Brig Reheeca, Capt. Duncan, 9
DAYS froH S,iea; Cordaye, Duck
and COFFEE Piijneas Jauney
49, Triton. Capt. Gordon, 8 days
from New London; ballast VIM.
Smith.
--- Iris; Capt. Barker, 4, days
from Boston; Salt Lswrason &
Fowle.
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BY Jamaica papers received here
ore by the Iris and Francis. from
ct, Jago, it is observed in one of ths
Sd Of March, that the British fri
gate Stntira, captain Swaiae, con-
voying several transports, having on
board the s7tii regiment, from Ber-
nuds, for the Mississippi, struck on
4 shoal OF Hene ~. aail went to pie
.ees -her crew were taken on board
The transports aud brought to Jamai-
ca.--Baltialose, G. IL. Books.
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.Aa skowpEN.

,Safs, cNOWDENs
was at Fairfax coprt. house on
Monday the 10Th blRrcb, and as /
know You feel some anxiety 20 hear
Waat Was gotng on there upon thai
oaS, seize ,ae FIRST leisure mo-
ment to give you a reint sketch o.
some very singular exhibitions ne
had therc.--Yoa must know. Sir.
dat went to the court. house with
my feelings very iaguisitiyely attun-
~ and la that Mood was l..uaSiag
NON circle to circle TO hear What
Tue good people we're sayiag. Twas
a"eh'iins 10 a talk upon the right Of
saa. age where some we're reproOst
rs 'ne existing iaa of qualification,
:, o'bers supporting il. 0ae gen
"e'haa remarked that !" mere soui
s"' ooQy vas qualification enough
.0' any ttae Republican :" Another,
STOUT looking fellow With 4 beet.
.''o'ea Sose, sad :. no--soul 4 body
~, ehi not ,'''-sise ne sound wind and
M "A ,iiifd, whom understood
cue tlatz2ira' chances that were
s'sa ni,n. 10 DC "a Federal Renub-
:, remarked. laat for his part he
~ never approved eli a property qua
n-'a,ioa; bat tia, he considered
ah'y' industry and yeyaeit,. the
s s.',s, and only permaaes, basis Of
,s r..ss's"nism. aud he was willing
ti.n NC prssest property qua;isica.
an s,'a should :. he removed and oae Of
9%t ;s sad industry substituted.
pt,;a :a'le.Ian vas going on 10 cx !.
ia,sa. "s'nseit, when Tie circle were
hrsa aa'ea by a loud call Of :. come
s,@,.' ;, we are about 10 have. grea,
,gis'. You know l like a s GOOD
eIs $50 turning myself 10 .I,e cir.
fyaoS 0ai whence the call esme. j
VII" IA large and numerous erou,,
bskiaaasa spclrsiesl7lao very sinsnIa.