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Orphans Court


AieTandTia County, May Term 1875.
nRDERED, that the admins Tatrix
NO Benjamin. Patterson, deceased
do insert the following advertisements
three times week foi four weeks in
the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy-Teste,
A MOORE Reg'r. Of Wills.
This is to giUe notice,
That the suoscriberol Alexandria couB.
~, in the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphan's Court %
aid couRty, letters of admins ration OH
he personal estate OF Benjamin d Pafs
teraon, late of the COUNTY aforesaid, de.
eased. All persons having claims
gainst the said deceased are hereby
armed to exhibu the same with the
ouchers thereof to the subscriber Das-
d by the orphans court on or before
ne 2Sth day of November next, or
hey may by law be excluded from ala
'e eft IN said estate and those indsbts
q thereto are required to make imme.
late payment.
Given under mp hand this 2stll day
May, 1916
SARAH PATTERSON,
,3dniinisfratrfr Of Benin y. PaggeTsea
May S7.-4N
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Will be landed this day

Will be landed this day,
The CARGO ofthe Brig .AgenOria, Cy-
rel Martin, Master, from Narcotics
--eonsfsttnS Of
$50 cases Claret
2O0 casks 10
so cases Win de Grave
50 do. MuscateI wine
2 do ladies' and ge0tIemen's silk
hose and gloves
| do ladies' kid gloves
3 do colored IustriDgs assorted
do lowered do
2 do Florence silks
2 do colored grapes assorted
9 do ribbons
2 do lace shawls and haBdker-
chiefs
. do gentlemen's spperGne hats
Partisan cot
3 bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales Velvet corks
s cases phials
For sale by
JOSEPH SMITH & SON, or
ADAMS, HERBERT & Co.
Az, OF
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PUBLIC SALE.

TINE fubfcribers will fell, on Tucfiay
i the fecond day OF July next, if fair.
if not, the next far day thereafter in pur-
fuance of the DEGREES of the county courF,
of Fairfax. in the fiit of n agruder al
Warrington againn John Luke, az public
iale, for ready money, the whole, or 70 much
of that tact of LAND fituate in Fairfax
county on the north iide of the road lead;ng
from Alexandria to Leefourg, on which The
faid John Luke refded as will raife the
FUN of eleven bundled and ninety FIVE
pounds, four ihillings and five pence, with
interest thereon from the roth Of Septem-
Der, 1898, until the day of iale, and the
COTS of the fu.t and fa'e-which land in
iituate about ieven miles from Alexandria
and a-ihort dtfance above. TIE place where
the turnpike road leadiRg from the Potomac
bridge ftrikeS the road 4 ON Alexandria TO
Lesfbure he quantty OF land is efirlat-
ed at about sSS ga acres There is on ic
two fory framed dwelling llouie, not in
very good repair, and fone out houfes No
deed VIII be made until the purchafc money
is paid.
FDMUND ] LEE,
PCBT. Z. TAYLOR
RICHARD RATCLIFFEo
Co.smissiOakgf.
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Nav 81.

That it is particularlyreque that thoIe
perlons indebted to the late firm of Withers
& Herbert, Ghould come forward and make
immediate payment, as the fubfcriber is
extremely anxious to pay OF what may be
due by faid firm and lOle he bufnefs all
reafonable Indulgence having been giver
am to be found at the houIe of John
WitherS and Co oppoffe tire Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandra Should ! be abfent
at any time, Nj John Warrington, living
at fad houfe, OF MIR. G. Gilpin, living with
MeiIrs Griffith & Brswner will attend in
my itead and fign in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts they be-
ing hereby authorized 70 to do.
CAVE WRITER'S.
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40 Laborcrs are Wanted,
For The public works at Fort WASH
ngton, ION the Potomac) for which
'beraI price will he given--ApplicatiOf
MY be made Immediately
w, K. ARMS TEAD,
1t. Gel. otf A7gtnesrs
Feb Cleo
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FOR FREIGHT,

fgN The elegant and far failing
!SsaaG BRIG ACENORA,
L. Martin, master, burthen abont l4oo
barrels-She is now in complete order
for any voyage, and will take freight
for the Wess Indies or south of Eu
rome on moderate terms--apply to the
master on board, or to
L. II. ROWLAND.
6mo. lo-I2t
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QTTGLY's

Burr MM Stone Manujdctory.
y HE Subs, riber has received Q
& large supply OF BURR BLOC KS
.tiTeet from France; and has con-.
-hcnced making Burr MI Stones, at
MS shop, upper end of King slreet,
ear the store of Mr.. James Anderson,
where he can, on short notice. furnish
stones oil any size, warranted equal TO
my in the United States, and on the
most reasonable terms.
MICHAEL QUIGLY.
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LIT. Col. Armistead of the United
States Engineers,
KTl5HES to contract for 3.ouc
w bbls OF Lime-s,ooO perch
1ulldiD. Stone, to be delivered in III
months of March, April, May and Ju,
effort Washington, on the Potomac.
Feb Q II
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OF .,m,S 10, he Frorerly lost
ca, ar, a or 'efr ysd qOhhsf ~ fh'
mpl,s.Jy se'viee Of the United STATES
drug me iotc TGr
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May IS.
RICH4RD SLIDE & co.

Have received by the ship Ocean,
Fowle, from Liverpool, part of sheir
spring importation of
Hardware and Cutlery.
There is among this parcel of goods
prime corn, grass and bramble scythcs
best cast steel sIckless prime straw
knives. hoes, Wagon boxes, vices, an
wills. and other smiths tools, coopers'
and carpenters tools-AlsO, two case
Of guys, which contain some very eIe
giant double bsrrel'd for birds. a few
dozen best pocket pistols, two
press copying machines, complete
and two iron chests for counting hous
- &c &c, sc.
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above specified, and further, that the evil
dence which he ctiers IN lieu thereof, is the
belt which he is able TO obtain. In every
cafe the ev dence muh fate diftinotly
the time, place and manner of loss, and the
value thereof.
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Mr. JOHN Mum.

May i7.--ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
DOMESTIC.
IG0sb;uo,jou MINI
November (
EGf2EEEL.g q

PGshmeton, N0neolbcr, 6.
The mission of MIR. Pimkney TO Naples
has excited considerable interest moi
only in that city, but also in London. il
we may believe the British Journalists.
But why should the claims ofour citizens
for the unlawful cOnfiscation of theirpro-
perty excite surprise? Phe principle of
reclamation, upon which they are found
ed, Is fully sanctioned by the law Of ma
tons. The English newspapers tell us
that " 1t Is not very clear that their gov
eminent ought to interfere in the case !"
And why should it interfere? What
plausible preteXt could Great Britain in
vent for countenancing the Neapolitan
monarch III a refusal of our fair demands ?
The people of every independent nation.
whatever revolutions they may expert
ence, or however they may change their
sOvereisns, are responsible for the un-
Just acts OF their governors We're the
rule OF the law otherwise, all that nation
would have to do, in order fo get rid Of
lts domestic. debts and its foreign obiga-
tons, would he, by little violence of
exertion, 10 dcpose one sovereign and
crown another. This is a doctrine. how
ever, that savours too mach of Algcrire
logic to be recognized by christian 20
tentatcs. tall events, England should
be tie last power in Europe 10 suggest
a single doubt as TO the legality and pro
priety OF the American claiIus on the Ne
apOlItan government; because England.
at The head Of the Allied Powers. has
strained the principle OF public law, in
this respect, beyond the point OF reason.
by forcibly compelling the French TO pay
the expense of wars carried on for their
own subiuga;ion. MT. Int.
FOr the National IgfeNreaccr.1
The Editors of tie National IntcIlipcu-
Ger have communicated to me a note
from Tennessee paper, signed John
Wilson, Khea county, 18th Oct. 1916.
relative TO an application of Magacfis,n
to the discovery both Of longitude and
latitude. This is not new idea. Or.
JOEL ABBOT, of Wilkes county, GEORGIA.
a member of he 10Th Congress. vas.
believe, the first person who suggested
the idea. lie has made some experi-
ments on the subject, and has examined
It with great ingenuity in small pam
phset, which have read with pleasure.
and regret that il is no; How before me.
Y The sann cuiqae tribaef0 Get every one
have llis due is just and good maxim.
Er. Ffankllns discovery in Igyectricits-
Godffey's invention Of what is improper
~ called HqdIgs Quodyqat Faiors
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GCoMMUNICATIoN.l

On the last 4th of July, at public
dinner near Baltimore, TO which the cell
ebrated French General lie Febvre Des-
nouettes was invited BY common consent,
MIR. J. 5. Skinner, Postmaster the city
of Baltimore, gave the following volunteer
toast
The generals of France in exile the
glory of their native land not TO be dis
honored by the denunciatlons of an i'm
beetle tyrant."
II was drank with general appreciation.
Ridiculous as it may appear, il is certain
" true, that NJ HYDE de Melville, the
French envoy. has officially complained
that the aforesaid jeu desprit was nigh
ty insult TO his most christian majesty
Monsieur de Neville has rcguired & de-
maDrled that Mr.. Skinner should forthwith
he displaced from his office of post-mas-
ter OF Baltimore.
There is some things so silly in them
selves, that they only deserve TO be laugh
ed a,--such rs that Of Don Onis insisting
that our government should aid in re-es-
tablisIIing desDotism in South America.
IN order to prevent the United-States
from being drained of its population bv
emigration tIither. The poor Don is a
downright simplet0n, but NJ. Hyde de
Melville is not sc-hs connections. en-
Payments and his history are well known.
he had d strong reason for making this
dcpaHW of our gOvernment-he looks to-
wards personal aggranr cement The rev
olutionery powers of France had long de
ierred lis hopes, q whcttcd his appetite
70 great keenness-aud he believes that
his 9ompous demand, will be considered
1T the Jhuilleries as eyincng great zeal
m the cause OF his royal master. This,
-.
the demaad; butfhere is reason TO believe
IT, this is not the only cause.
tive recoiiect, tic numerous instances
Of England stirring up strife among ma
lions towards whom they feigncd peace
and friendship; III CONSTRUCTING "infer-
not machines" for murderous purposes If
we recollect also the curious fact. thai
certain gentlemen in Baltimore knew that
Sgcli demand would be made before the
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Boston, NoUember 3, }
Noon. (

arrived this day, the ship Pylades,
Trip, 40 days from Copenhagen. Capt.
Hathaway confirms the account re-
ceiSed here on Sunday, respecting the
schooner Plattsburg having been carried
into Norway by the crew. He states, that
the Plattsburg was from Smyrna, or some
other port i'll the Mediterranean, bound
to the United States, and mad on board a.
bout S42, 900 in specie, and some coffee /;
the crew rose upon tue officers, (when or
where, is not stated aud the captain was
killed immediately the supercargo and
mate fought for some length OF time, with
such weapons as they could lay hold OF,
until through the lCss of blood, fatigue
and superior numbers, thev fell beside
their beloved commanded. The crew coz
sisted of II persons, among whom were
only three Americans, who have heCn ar
rested, and one Dane, at Copenhagen,
who have acknowledged the bloody deed
before the police of that place. They are
turned over to the Court Of Cbancerv,
where it was expected the proceedings
would take mp nearly six months. TIE
Dane pleads not guilty, but says he was
forced to be silent however, be did not
refuse lis share Of the money, aud forgot
70 make any discovery until joined by the
others.
"The schooner was carried into Man
dell. Norway, where the crew were living
in great stYle, upontheirill-gotten wealth.
1t was said they spent from SO 10 100 dols.
a day per man. The Americans - Dane
went from Norway TO Copenhagen, whore
they purchased small vessel, and fur
nshed her with plenty Of provisions, for
the purpose ofmakng oflwitn thefnsclvcs,
and gave out that they were gong ou
smuggling voyage TO sweden, and thus
the vessel was loaded VIM goods suiia-
bic for that purpose. On applying to
clear out, their passports were demanded;
not having any, suspicious were 81 once
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6PECIE

From the very best authority, we have
derived the following facts, and pledge
ourselves TO their Through an
agent In this country, certain highly res
pectable merchants have offered to sup
ply the Bank of the United States with
TEN MILLIONS Of DOLLARS IN Sill
YER, at As. Sd. sterling per dollar; the
Bank Is 10 pay for the amount at any
time which may be convenient to itself ;
until TINS payment shall be made, il is an
nualiy to allow five per cent. interest i'll
London for the dollars; and when the
silver shall be delivered, the Bank is TO
make over III trust TO the persons furnish
ing 1t, an equal amount of United States
six per cent. stock, as security for the III
innate payment for the specie. These
dollars are TO be RENTED AT the risk and
expense OF the sellers, 10 any port or
ports i'll the United States, which may be
agreed upon, between the waters of the
Chesapeake and Boston, both inclusive !;
not less than one million of dollars 10 be
shipped at the same time, i'll any one YES
sci. We understand the Bank VIII py'O6a-
tg accept tie offer, at least d large portion
of the amount. This viii render specie
abundant i'll the country, and produce
better times for the community.
Bat. PIT.
ATEOCIOUS MCTINY andMURDER.
The account received yesterday Of the
mutiny OH board the schooner P-attsburg,
of this ort, and al the murter of Mr..
BAYNARD, Capt. HACKETF, and mate
of the ship, is, we deeply lament to state.
this day, confirmed beyond the possibl-
lily OF doubt The following extract of a
letter flom Mr.. Ioptf, transmitted to us
by our attentive \. York correspondents,
minutely details the particulars of the san
culinary transaction, for the base and cru
ell perpetrators of which no punishment
could be too severe. 10.
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jealous envoy had written his communi-
cation respecting it, we must believe the
whole affair of the demand originated in
BRITISH intrigue ard malice.
1t is almost impossible not To believe
that the French Minister had been, in
tins instance, prompted by the British
envoy.
During the administration Of AIR. Adj
ans, IaileNrand made demand similar
TO that now made by the testy Chevdiier
de Ncnville, 10 have the freedom Of speech
and of the press checked and controlled.
The reply of the federal ENJOYS which
was lad down as .federai doctrine was
received, quoted and applauded by every
democrat throughout the union.
Ertiuct ofd letter from Charles n IG}Iey-
rGad, dated Nd,cA, 1898, 10 MessrS. G. c.
Piaho.ey, j. NcrshaU, and E. Gerry.
g The newspapers known 20 be under
the indirect control of the cabinet, have.
SINCE lie treaty, redoubled the invectiyes
and caiumnies against the republic, and
against her principles, her magistrates, 4,
her ENJOYS. Pamphlets openly paid for
Dy the ministers of Great Britain have
Reproduced, III every form, those insults
and calumnies, without a state of things
so Scandalous having ever attracted the
attention ofthe government which mi glil
have repressed it.
An ert'qct from tie reply Of the American
Itniste3St 10 the foregoing.
"The genius of the constitution and
the opinions ofthe people of the United
States, cannot beoyer-ruled by those who
administer the government; among those
principles deemed sacred in America; a.
mong those sacred rights considered as
forming the bulwark oftheirlberty, which
the government contemplates with awli.i
reverence, and would approach only with
the most cautious circumspec;ion there
Is no one OF which the Importance is more
deeply impressed on tie public mind than
The liberty oftle press. That this liberty
is sometimes carried TO excess, that il has
sometimes degenerated into licentous-
ness, is seen and lanented, bat the RENE
dy has not yet been discovered Perhaps
it is an evil inseparable from the good with
which ii is allied perhaps it is shoot
which cannot be stripped from the stalk
without wounding, vitaliy, the plant from
which 1t Is torn" Bat. Pat.
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entertained that they were part sof the
crew OF the platisbury (the circumstances
having been known Tor several DAYS pre-
viousl and then vesse. was ordered 10 be
searched, and inst, I'D of finding goods
suitable for Smuggling, nothing but wa
ter ana provisions were found on boar,! ::
they were Immediately arrested, and o n
being carried TO the police office. achEow-
lodged every circumstance Attending lie
bloody transaction, of which thev had
been par,akecs. The name of the oeynar.
OF the Plattsburg, is Isaac UhTa; those
murdered were Mr.. Bagl,od, supercar-
go; Captain Hacksn, and MIR. ouioa.
mate"
NOTE. There are two or tiree mis-
takes IN the above. The platisburg WAS
bound from Baltimore to Smyrua yyhe,
the mutiny occurred she had on boz: "A
$40, Goo in specie, and IL, 0.lbs. of cos
fee; and expected to bring home opium
for an East-india voyage understand
that about eighiy-one Thousand dollars
were insured on here. She had nVo
hnatcs; Mr. lcizer and Mr.. Onion. and 20
men, besides the Capt. and Supe.a aree.
Patriot Editors.
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yHwENTV DOLLARS RFwARD.-Stolen from the
Plantaon0f Mrs. Sarah wilkinson. near Charlotte
VILE Cumberland coputy, "wednesday night the 18th
otSepmnhcr.a chfs1Vf- ,0yTfi UiRS. ahout feet one
inch high lie was formerly ouedb Abner Robinson Of
Richmond, ofwhom purchased him he is about years
Old might bciudgcd by sonctn nc older his hind
feet white nearly high rs the ancieaso three spots
on one Of has shoulders believed 10 the left OCCASION
cLD rope which spots are naked and nearly IN q line
one below e other abca the size ofan eighfCcRpeafe
sofuetew saddle spots audi examination, may be- dis
covered under the JAYS kVOf about thu size Of ounce
bail. nc asioncdh Y thrcnfh be has long switch ta
PAGES. ir"s aud ea0ps he is inclined 10 be vicious car
Iies very high head, when rode without inarturalc
There are bat few men able 20 command him wien in
company particularly IL frcttcd form. there are
bui few ecdnes that surpass him he very lengthy for
his height and umcomoulJ deep through The shoulders
The above reward will be given to any vfc wl de-
liver the idhcrse, give information rat ger him
gain. JAMES p. WILKINSON.
october ~. IS 2Rwtf
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Extract Of a letter from HUI qud E7odee,
Gnfed

"Since writing YOU ibis morning ~ Voc
know of an offer that has been made for
800 barrels Of Flour at 50 and a half cash
but as if is now stored, they will not take
less than $40, which they will very shortly
obtain"
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.,,o ,xojllRrH is published twice week, gene
~ I'D three times week during the session of the
iaii Price, the same "a heretofore, FIRE
Sfda. nrr auuum payable in advance. Notes % Char
Dois nsnk. (oaiyJ will he received in payment The
,Su a viii guarantee the saict, of emiItng mem 10y
s, the postage OF all letters beihs pad by inc VIII
eis M p.pers WI, he discontinued but at the discre
- ,hr editor until all aTr.aragcs have been idu-
lion xnosycr viii guarantee the payment OF nine papers
=, ,ec.ive a tcHth gratis.
shan TERSiS or ADVERTISING
- one sqmere-first Insertion, 30 ce"fs-each con-
isf,rficaoRf inserted, Unit, az has e;ther been
~ & or assalcd By person ia Iris city or as
spfirOaS-
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PcRiteDtiGrg, 10Th mo. p, 1916.
y WISH to engage from 80 TO 100000 Flour
Barrel Biucts, and 10000 Hoop Poles, to be
delivered here or at the Rock Landing, during
the winterand spring for which alibcral price
will be paid.
SAINT. p. PARSONS, Keeper.
OctObcr3O. SCOT
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SPEECH:
Gentlemen Of Hc .SelGfe

init eth AsscaJIy,
laval myself of the present occasion
TO express io-the people, through their re-
presentalives, my acknowledgements for
the renewed honor conferred on ne, by
committing once more to my charge the
administration OF their government.
The general state of peace in shich
mankind at length reposc, is subject OF
high feticltatlon. Europe, hitherto the
theatre ofperpetual and bloody cOnten-
ton, nOW presents spectacle OF nations
at amiiy ri, sling each other only in quiet
industry, commercial enterprise, and al
the means OF repalringt The ravages caused
by TIER long and cruel wars.
Ihesouiheru part OfOurOwn COniin e Is
tlic principal exception 10 universal peace.
There we behold q vast population, mia
biting bOundlcss extent of fertile terr'-
tory, struggling to dispel 81, clouds Of
superstition, and 70 shake oil ihe chains
Of foreign dcspciIsin. An effort so noble
challenges the best WisIr- Of the phl8f.
throphist. and cannot fail 70 receive tie
syD,f ALLY Of The citizens Of tho United
Staiee: And, fin the dispcrsaiiol IL
Providence, il shall be dcCreed, tiat Cur
southern brethren nay Terminate tlcig 20.
liticai suileriugs N The establishment Ola
great COnfcdcracv If republics. mutually
cultivaiiug the axis and sciences, conGuct-
lng extensive and liberal commerce. pro-
noting agriculture, becoming respectable
and harry 1T home and honcyed abrcad
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Rotgtson IN Ofice.-It is asinguIar fact
that ot.fffg-ONe Members, chosen for the
Fifteenth Congress, in the states of Penn
sylyania, Georgia, Ohio, Vermont Con
necticut, and Delaware, hiaty-,ii,s are
New Members. OF the twelve old Mem
bers, nine are in Pennsylvania. one in
Georgia, and two in Connecticut. Della
ware, Ohio, and Vermont have totallv
changed their delegation.
IN X o.
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procress az Co,1eot p,.i,lcinlcs

The election for members of Congress
took place III Massachusetts on Monday
last 1t gives us pleasure 10 state. that II,
Essex South District, which includes S.,-
lem, NATHANIEL SiLsBEf, ESQ. q dec.
ded Republican, has been chosen. I'm
otay Pickering, twill be remembered b.,
for several years past been returned froin
this district. G}lostsa pm
Governor DicEerson Of New-Jersev. IN
his iaicmessage 10 the legislature of hat
state ON the opening Of their session, spea-
king otthe embarrassments of the times.
says that the manufacture Of bar-iron. IN
which that state is deeply Interested has
not received an adequate protection from
Congress and that i'll consequence of
which many of The manufacturers have
been involved IN ruin, and oil ofmoderate
capital, viii be obliged TO abandon fil,.i,.
iorSes and furnaces, unless some chance
soon takes place in their favor.
He lays before The legislature nrotest
OF the Legislature of Penpsvly.p;a =
gainst an act permitting tie execution Of
a wiDgdam in the Delaware. which Il i
alleged will obstruct the NAVIGATION az
that riyer.--He states that The commits
sioners Tor expi0riBga route for canal Ia
unite the waters of The Delaware and tie
Bariton have made considerable orooress
III the. duties OF their commission. Tie
calls their attention TO the Importance OF
procuring correct map the state. The
want OF which he saws, is not only .
serious inconvenience, but a rcproach In
us. 4 similar recommendation TO this
iast mightbe fairly made TO the legislatures
OF our own state.
Boston Daj}y A dre,7;se,.