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From a Minister at sea port ia Corn.
wall.

FROM q minister az q sea port liz SoTls
wall.
i" Some tine ago ventured TO reproFe
two naval officers, whe were swearing in
the most horrid maine, ; the reprCa
excited such indignation, that | thought
it prudent 70 retire, but fearing that {
prejudice against religious pelsonshigh
remain CT their minds, / sent item sOns
tracts, with No. so on the Sd command
ment uppermost; and requested by let
ter that they would accept Of tie excel,
lent lines OF this tract as my apology iot
removing them. Under The blessing Of
God, these little messengers OF heTcf
accomplished mere than all my srsu;
ments, for the next morning, ! received
a very handsome note apoiOsz'gs M
their iudeness, and thanking ne for hs
reproof and for the present Of little books
he same day went on board the s5A
md was received with every possible
attention, and left several tracts TOR tbs
hips company
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Our readers will probably peruse with IN.
tercst, the following sketch Of the
once far famed {" Mistress o. tie
World," from the journal Of an hn-
-elish traveller
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28

from the period of the general con
quest OF Western Europe by the CONES
20 Tire peled Of the Reformation, that por,,
Itlon of the world was in a condition OF
Iaor ibie barbarism for though the
lnaticns inbahiting it we're called by the
christian name. their christianity was a
mere mummery Of ritual and ceremony,
that scarcely at all affected the heart on
the lite. The Reformation. aided by the
.newly inverted art of printing, spread
apidly abroad tic know ledge OF the doc
|tlGes and precepts Of the Divine Re
Ideemer: and about the same time Ii
ierature and the arts revived. and robbery
|and piracy gave place TO fair and peaceful
commerce. which bound together the ma !.
Itiops in her golden chain. Glorious were
the Consequences of these combined
causes. Many Of tie barharops customs
Iof former ages acre abandoned! some
INSTANTLY, and others gradually. A de-
Igree Of pureness OF mola ais succeeded to-
an immoral and debasing supersti ution !;
fertilization to barbarism refinement 10
|revolting coarseness; and the mild, So
,cial, and domestic virtues, TO the vaunts
tot brutal strength and ferocious vaIour.
And yet one of the most barbarous Gus
toms of our savage Pregenitors the
lGothes, is still retained, and even held
in honour: mean The Duel. This
Gothic custom, disgraceful even to sa--
wages, has held its ground for thirteen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

.renerai Washington aud OF Mrs. Wash
| mston, these feelings would have been
suodued, this repugn inre would have been
conquered, and would have Welded these
bodies, to be disposed of at the will of Vir-
gina. Painful as the sacrifice must have
been, 1t should have been made.
but, obligations more sacred than any
thinS which concerns Observation-Disclosures
with which l cannot dispense, commend
me TO retain the mortal remains Of my We
nerdteG Uncle. in the family vault where
they are deposited. It is his own will.
ana that vii! Is to me law which | dare
not diSoocy. He has himself directed that
MS body should be placed there, and can
hot separate 1t from those of his near re-
iattves, by which it is surrounded.
: pray you, Sir, to ACCOMPANY my pro
FOUND ackno wledgments to the Legislature
of Virginia, with the most respectful assn
RANGES that no considerations, merely per-
sonal, could induce me to oppose nv wish
es to theirs; and that it is not with out
the most deepfr regret, that even I'M
DER the high sense of most sacred duty.
decline to comply with the request con
tanned in their resolutions.
Fermit me, Sir, 20 add, that the manner
IN winch the request Of the Legislature
mas oeen communicated by the Executive.
has IN 20 small degree increased the pain
nfi'ct on myself in not yielding to that
request. and to assure you that
] am,
With the highest respect,
Sir,
Your most o,'t. servant,
BUSH. WASHINGTON
His Excellency
w. e. Nicholas,
Governor of Virginia,
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

by the American Government, and the
consequent abrogation of then existing
Treaties, the United States forfeited, with
respect to the fisheries. those privileges
which are purely conventional, (and as
they have not been renewed by a stipua-
ton in the present treaty. the subjects of
the United States can have no pret-nce
to sny right. to fish within the British
jurisdiction, or TO use the British terri
tory for purposes connected with the fish
cry.
Such being the view taken of the ques-
ton of the fisheries, as far as relates TO the
United States, I am commanded by his
Royal Hi5hness the Prince Regent TO in
struct you, to abstain most carefully from
any interference with the fishery. in which
the subjects OF the United STATES may be-
engaged, either on the Grand B,nk of
Newfoundland. the Gulph ofSt. Lawrence,
or other places in the Sea. At the sane
time. you will prevent them, except under
the circumstances hereinafter mentioned,
from using the British territory for pur-.
p,ses connected with the fishing YES
sells from bavS. harbours, rivers, creeks, <
inlets, of all His Majesty's possessions
In case. however. it should have i ppensd
that the fishermen OF the United States,
through ignorance of the circumstances
which affect this question, should, previ
ous to your arrival. hive already commen-
ced a fishery similar to that Carried on by
them previous to the tie war, and should
have occupied the British harburs, and
formed Establishments OH the British ter
ritory, which could not be suddenly aban-
doned without very heavy loss, his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, wishing TO
give every indulgence to the citizens of
the United States, which is compatible
with his Majesty's rights, has commanded
me to instruct you to abstain from moiesting
such fishermen, or impeding the progress
of Their fishing during the present year,
unless they should, by attempts to carry
ON contrabsnd trade, render them
selves unworthy of protection or indui-
gence you will, however, not fail to COM
municate to them the tenor of tile instruc-
tons viii h you have received, and the
view which his Majesty's government
takes of the question OF the fishery, ard
you will, above all, be careful TO explain
to them, that they are not. in any future
season, to expect a continuance of the
SAFE Indulgence.
[Sgncd1 BATHURST.
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III mil, Nezu Ramhah:re.

The Republicans have triumphed in
their State Election. The ice being bro
ken in the Northern Region, it IS hoped
that Massachusetts will follow on, and
place Mr.. Dexter in the Chair.
BosToN, March 10.
Extract ofa letter from tie Editor of the
Nezv Ha'ahshire Patriot, dated 15h
iDslGnt.
"The Gouerno7, Council, Serafe and II.
Of REPRESENTATIVES WA be republican by de
cidsd majorities. In "a towns, the Wig
Candidate PLUMER. has o,O8l--Sheafe,
1908 last year, p umer, in the same towns,
had Ssl6--Gilman, 1898. Republican Net
Gain. SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FIJI
TY FIVE / also send you the account
OF Representative loss and gain. May
Massachusetts so and do as well"
The Republican Representative gain is
already THIRTY-sEvEN Leaving pu-
rality of IL over the federal majority of
last year-Ga district No. I, :. Republican
is elec'ed Senator-in Mo-. 3 and 5, it is
supposed we have succeeded-we have
hopes, th9t 9 cut of12 Senators are Re
puGlicans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
REMAINS OF GEN. WASHINGTON
RICHMOND, February 2lst, 1916.

RICHMOND, February 2lst, 1916.
| perform, with infinite satisfaction,
the duty assigned to me by the enclosed
Resolutions of the General Assembly.
10 the unanimous expression of the de-
sire OF the Legislature, beg leave to add
the earnest wishes of the Executive, that
you will permit theremains of her below
eG son, Generai WAsRINC RON, and those
OF his excellent and amiable wife, to be
removed to Richmond, to be Inferred near
the Capitol, beneath Monument to be e.
rected at the eXpence of the people of
Virginia.
This application is made by the native
State of Washington, not in the vain hope
OF adding lustre to his reputation-his
fame cannot be increased by any human
structure, but as memorial OF 4 Ma
tons gratitude and affection, and in the
expectation, that, it will excite Il spirit of
emulation, which will give her. for ages to
come, citizens whose lives will be mark
ed by disinteres,ed devotion to the public
good, such as upon all occasions, distin-
guished her illustrious Washington.
All who have any agency in making this
request. have foreseen The sacrifice of
feeling which you will make, i'll parting
with the remains Of relations so revered
but it is hoped You will yield them TO the
ardent wishes OF Virginia.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your hum. serv't,
w. NICHOLAS.
The HONORABLE
BUsHRoD WASHING TON,
city Of Washington.
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FOREIGN.
Baltimore, March &C.
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

A)httttOfC3 DaCfCU
SUMMARY OF NEWS,
From B9rde,.uc papers 10 FEB. 6, inclusile, re-
ceireGpsr schooner General Jackson.
ITNAysLATED FOR TIE PATRIOT
There had been some commotons at Lyons and
other towns in the interior; many arrests had Ia
ken place, and depots of arms Uncovered.
The \ bbe Sieyes aee6rdiug to the law Of amnes-
~, had left France.
General iavalette was supposed TO be in England
general Lavalle was arrested near Lyons and
sent to Paris, being mistaken from. s name Tor La
ysletle
The king had ventured to the opera, the first
theatre in which he had shewn himself suce his re-
turn.
The royal family Of Portugal was expected tore
turn to Europe, and the troops they left in America
tojoin the spanards in suPpressng the revolution
ISIS.
The emrerdr Alexander banished by an Ukase.
dated Sd January, sIl the Jesus from his two CO.
pitfalls, they having proved ungrateful and unfathfu
subjects, and attempted to make converts from the
Greek religion "the foundation stone fthe Russian
Empire"
Considerable irritation is experienced by those
powers exposed the threads Of the Algerines and
other ba,barisns At the " non-chQqHce" Of the En-
glish on that subject Admiral Exmoufh himself,
commanding the British forces in the Mediterrane-
an, lately fel in with GA higerine cruiser, who de-
rnanded OF him provisions esr 2O0christan slaves Ia
ken from the coast ofNspIes and Ancona, threaten.
ing to throw them into tie sea not supplied. The
provisions furnished.
KOzcbue has died lately nc Korirsberg.
The Chamber of Deputies IS occupied hearing
petitions from manufacturers from indigiduas who
have been ingllted before The return OF the king in
consequence 81 their adscrance to MS cause, praying
redress and from others Who think the burdens III
the tines shoald be levied on those whose attach
ment to the usurper bad caused the late troubles
Monsieur Hyde dc Melville IS shout departing
Tor the United States IN quality OF ambassador he
has resided long time in that country an egilc.
at the same time with General MORGAN nOboiy IS
better sequsiated there than HIMSELF and the re-
puia,ion he LEFT behind him. lis known loyalty and
devotion 10 the King, Of which bic has given 50 many
proof, justiy in advance the choice Of is majesty
and cnusc the expectation that be will De wereccr-
edin c0uatgy where So mary fiilhfal Ffgncauen
have met p generous hospilaiity.
Letters from Rome express some astolisanent 81
late nr!crs received from tbc Prince x gent, ad-
dressed to the great sculptor Csuoya, dresing hi,n
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to erect monument 20 The Carriiaal of York, IN,
last descendant Of ;he House OF Stuart (the Pre-
tenier) who died at Rome some years since.
From the ist of Feb. the Official Gazette will
cease, and the Aioatesr viii contain all the acts OF
the government; part oil ti,st paper at the same
time will be unofficial
The Paris prints take great pains 10
prove, that these disturbances were mere
baSateLics. They however admit them to
have pro,iuced ,nquietude in the capital
admit the existence of uneasy sensations in
the people, and st9te that a number of ar
rests had been made at Lyons among o.
theirs, DR.. Mountain and NJ. Rossst had
been sized, and an adherent Of theirs had
been taken at Roanne. The royal papers
compliment the national troops ana the po-
Ice, for their vigilence and fidelity on tho
occasion. They aid, that the French peo-
pie, tired Of revolution, respect and che
IRISH their king. 1t is evident from the in
teliigence rec wed, that France is far from
being satisfied with her present condition,
and that leaders of talents, and some great,
prominent, concentrating interest, alone,
are wanting, to cause serious and extern
sive explosion.
Extract 70 RESPECTABLE .Jferchan, IN Baltimore
dated
BoRnEAUx Feb. {.
"Onr market for American produce is a, pr sen.
cslm.-Cotton, however, keeps very steady. The
stock OF Tobacco IN tie port is smart it consists
ohieAy OF Third quality Virginia, aud is held at
1i5f
"Coiee and Sugar are rather i,uproviae other
colonial produce sdull bnt the interior o., The cnn
try Is by means aaunanty supplied with foreign
products and we therefore calculate upon general
improvement a. the season advances.
81 new tarin on the tapis by which the duties
lHrNft. sfsfr
merican produce, will be increased Cotton, how
ever, viii very. probably be excepted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
The Iionourable
BUsHRop WASHING ron,
City Of Washington.
IREPLY.l

REPLY.
WAsHINGToN, March 18th, 1916
SIR,
L is not in my power TO express in
terms which would do justice to my feel
ings, the sensibillty with which received
the resolutions Of the Legislature Of Virgil
MIA, authorizing the Governor 70 open
correspondence with me, and to quest
me, ." in behalf aid in the name Of the
commonwealth, to permit the remains OF
her beloved son, the late General George
Washington, to be removed from the faui
ly vault at Mount Vernon, and Inferred
near the Clptol OF Virginia, beneath
Monument, 90 be erected al the public ex-
pence, ard 10 serve as a memorial to future
ages of the love OF a grateful people"
the nature Of the application, the unan
unity with which it was made, and the
terms 10 which il is expressed, all unite TO
impress me with feelings of gratitude
sd ca can never be obliteTated.
50 many and SO powerful are the mo-
iivcs which urge NE 70 comply with the
wishes Of the Legislature 50 sincere and
50 earnest is my solicitude TO promote
them, that cohd oppose 70 them only nv
/ p ,rsonal feelings aud nv in liyija,l repug
aaace, to pArsing wth the renaias 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
AMERICAN KINGDOM-No. /,

Advices from Rio de Janero. dated in
January last, inform, that on the 18th Dec.
last, the birthday of the Queen ef Portu-
gal, BrGzH was declared to be King
dom.
two of the Portuguese PrincaSSes to Eu-
rope to get husbands.
boston Cenfinek
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TEN DOLLARS REW,gRD

HRUNAWAY from the Subscriber, ne,
\ Y, gro nan,ed KIT he says he formerly work
Cd with Mr. Bakcyi Midileifx, the blacsnits trade
he says he has wife IN kIig e Queen, Mr. Har.
wards, named Violet where / expect ie will aim to
go; his wifrs fetiier lives ut Mrs. Muses. NJ King
e ncn courthouse. purchased him o. oldham OF
Lancaster county, the second dag Of February lie wore
away cost and pantaloons Of blue cloth. w. and str,-
ped Virginia wsstcoat he between a. and years u
sge, about5 feet inches hugh, has downcst look Wien
Spoken 70, and speaks but litiie.
will give the above reward TO any pernr with I'll ne
cesssry expeDcf that will deliver the said ran % me ia
hcnond, or five dollars hun in iail ~ HAT get
him again JOHN BEALE.
MQjYh IT. 10s-,y4w
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So Ae 2Nie(i!

Ssoh Ute Ihief!!
4 IN the night of the 21st instant, the
NJ stage stable near NcwBet courthouse wns broken
open and THREE HORSES stolen one black. one
hay and the other grey al about five feet high with
hanging mains and switch tails, shew the marks Of gear and
draw very we'll.
hrewardof Thirty Doi7rs viii be given for the delivery
OF those horses and reasonable expect paid for such infor
nation q shall led conviction % the yillain or Villains
who committed the theft. will gyea further reward of
One HJidrel Dollars SCERVANT ZONES
7crk Torrn.
f'Dch ". 1C5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

.Nczv YORK, March 90.
The schooner Trenton, Captain B as
ley, has arrived ut Alexandria, in IL days
from Martinique. Capt. B. states. that St.
Eustatja was open to American vessels, 8
days previous to his sailing from Martin
ique.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
THE SuRSCRIKERS

INTENDING to leave the S.ate, Wit
cerainyezpose 10 sale, Saturday, de ar;h Apra
liaf valuable Farm, Called Sfrciyterry NM Cickenm
ny, containing upwards Of 900 uusrrd and ffy
NJ which first rate L0reGrGnuc and between 70 aud 20
Of hcn cleared, add iDost Of item ~ dins heavy crops II
natural ard herd gs. he CONVENE Of tits pare 10
ther wibits pr'yinity Richmond. irnumeabc ~
dependent Of Grist fU, and SaW-Niii. which asc co
guDu % 70. IN addition 20 tins, the e.sifufe has plss
law to establish Turnpike tothc Meadow BRIDGE itfS'
which itmrs necessarily pasaud io the accomplishment
Of whc many shares have cu talcu. The Distance from
Richmond Is about is.acc1'og the rosd row ira
yelled but IN q direct lfe 7, l1t more han 3.
Possession my e hgd Immediately with tie crortnrd The
hands mny b. hired so he end of VI. ycar.
Ills farm has been divided into dnuct Tr1rts It
may be purchase rithr separa together rnaJ sDt
those who usay wisli 70 purchase.
Oiefourh Of The purchase money n We rad upon ocs-
session. ont-folrth ~ months. fourth f tfe se
mpnihs 1pi The remainder in 10 mni' frasi tie dog ,c
sale. The two last payments 90 bear inisr.st. -
rhc sale viii De- conducted b. Mr. I.anas Tav'0r. Of
whom any Information may b. oinn,d hy rogt WHO I
stcit CDHBFN NR tK'TCN.
Wa. y. RHsNTONs.
The rfOpriciogs of ne land pidge ,iaa ives &. The ~
c That they viii not nake bid sfr TIE lard -s'oss ~
dollars I0s-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.

The Georgia Journal says. that surely there is
sufficient proofof Mr. Monroes being "the choice
81 the nation" /; that public sentiment was never
more clearly manifested" and that II ssas horrd
by many Of Nir. Crswforl's best friends ia Georgia.
that he would withdraw from competition v.hisA
can scarcely fail reproduce irrepaabe schism in
the Republican parry"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

~ We learn. with onch satisfaction,
that the minority in Washington are
cheerfully acquiescing in the wishes of tine
majority OF the Republican party; and
that Col. Monroe is now regarded as the
only Republican Candidate for the Office
OF President of the U. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
BARK.

BARK.
'sO Landholders in the neighborhood OF
Tie city Of Richmond, and those who intend clearing
lands near James River, the Tanners in this eitv offer H.
crave market for The native produce either lands which,
with due attention. wi from every OF land well set
with oats, yield money sufficient reimburse the expeI,ce
ofPrearin It for cultivation, and render the railing much
more lasting, BY being sirpt Of the lark for Which tho
following liberia. prices will be gwen in ready rorey ON
thereceptof the bark we'll cured closely packed st
iaer respective Tam yards during the ensuing season. Viz
-, Doll.
Black and red oak per cord S \ of uf;cba
Willow and white 6 large onar
Spanish 2 S,;,v Vii n.
Young Chestnut 9 ] accentablr
B. TfTE.
EWISG u BUcRANfN
GEO. STETTERT, q. 90.
e.. BEdTT7. =
H. y; BARK brought by will be measured in and
received of the boats in Canal or BASIN x;tbu,t
any additional exPenees ofthose who send it.
Il. Tate,
E2rigg s. buchanan
George .hctten s. Co.
.Ba,ct -. 1os-fm
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understand.--Judge Story delivered the O.
pinlon OF the Court-The Chief Justice not
sitting. Mcssrs. Dexter & Tucker for the
Appellant Hunter-Walser Jones, Esq.
for the Appellee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

CT Con,nociare Decatur reached Ills Cir last
night, on his 4say 10 .Na,ysit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

In the H. Off. on Saturday last. the "a
rD yet under discussion-General Smith
moved to raise the duty on impor-
ted ron sheets, rods, AMI bolts, from $50
cents to ESQ per hundred wt--Carrfed. -
The pr posed duty of4 cents on brown SUI
gar was altered to l-2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27
FREIGHT WANTED

FREIGHT WANTED
FOR LIYERPOOL.
kSE For Liverpool direst, the wellknowu
eETpE substantial ship hYERICK Nathaniel Co9ey..
ssStsE commander, now lying City Point and ready
10 receive cargo The fIerick is about 400 buren
and will carry $50 hhds Tobacco.
part OF her cargo being engaged she will be sent to sea
with a possible di,patcI.
For freight OIL balance, apply TO Messrs. H7nOn e.
Da"ef, PETERSBURG, or ROBERT X. JONES.
March 27. Ios-9t
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From Me Boston Daily .4dUertiser !
notwithstanding ali that has been SAID re-
lative to our right 20 2 participation in
the fishery in the Bays and Rivers of the
fish provinces, granted by the treaty
of 1888. we have never doubted what
would be the construction of the British
government of the effect of the late de-
claration of war, and the silence of the
subsequent Treaty of Peace, upon that
grant. If any doubt ever existed on this
subject, it IS now completely removed
by the following document
THE FISHERIES.
To Sir Richard Keats, and 10 the British
Naval Officers on tie Halifax SD
i'm.
DOWNING STREET.
18th June, 1916.
AS the Treaty of Peace lately con-
cluded with the United States. contains
no provision with respect to the Fisheries,
which the subjects of the United States en-
joyed under the 81 article of the Peace of
1888, His Majesty's Government consider
it not necessary, that you should be inform
ed as to the extent TO which those privi-
leges are affected, by the omission Of any
stipulation in the present Treaty of the
line Of conduct which it is IN consequence
advisable to adopt
You cannot but be aware, that the Sd arti-
Gle Of the Treaty Of the Peace Of 1888,
containing tive distinct stipulations, the one
recognizing the rights which the United
States had to take fish upon the high seas,
and the other granting to the United States
the privilege Of fishing within the British
jurisdiction, and Of using, under certain
cond tious, the Shores and Territory Of his
Majesty, for purposes connected with the
fishery Of these, the former being consi-
dered permanent, cannot be altered or af-
lected by any change Of the relative stu
ion Of the two countries, buttbe other be-
jpg a privilege derived from the Treaty
~ '1e3 alone, was, as TO its duration, ne
aaii;y limited 20 the Duration % the
4ty itself. On che Declaration u War
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" we understand. that the Supreme
{ urt ct the u. S. have decided the Nan.
tate Case. in opposition 60 the decision of
the Court OF Appeals--that some persons
at Washington regard the course which
they have taken, as concil.atoiy but, what
that Course precisely is. the hasty account.
we have seen. do not give US distinctly to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

o. Mr.. Samuel y. Brsme visits. the trDner
Ccnnes to collect the arrears which orc due to tfs
o'hee-Ns orr disbursements are great, AMI
arrsnPements Involving good eie.l efeSren.. 5r...,
making to Improve this paper in few works lis
butte their quota.
~ The hvors Of our Poetic Correspondence
certainly in our next.