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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
JOS. HOpKINSON.,
From tie London Times Of Apya 81.

From the London Times Of April 81.
1t is now, we believe, understood that
Watson, Preston, Hooper, and Keene.
the persons charged with high treason,
and now prisoners in the Tower of Lon
don, will, without furtherdelay, be brought
to trial. In about week from this time
bills of Indictment will, it is said, be pre-
ferred against them and as the law in
this case requires, copy of such indict-
ment will be furnished to each prisoner.
with names of witnesses intended 10 be
brought forward on behalf of tile prose,
cutIon. The prisoners are then entitled
10 ten clear days after the delivery of the
indictment, before they can he brought
to trial; and, as soon after this period as
possible they will be tried at the bar, be-
fore the Court of Kings Bench, at West
minister. We should suppose the trial
will take place about the middle of Nav.
Whether these persons are innocent or
guilty, we sincerely rejoice at their being
put upon their defence. However the
prisoners may in this or other cases feel
tor themselves, yet, as a general maxim,
The most speedy justice is the most hu-
name.
Lord Cochrane has sent the following
letter to the Editor of the Observer -
jim III uiuei tIidt TIE pNUIc, ana ma
val officers in particular, may have an op-
portuniiy of hearing the proceedings in
the Court Of Admiralty relative TO the af-
fair of Basque Roads, which will be of
very considerable public interest, beg
that you will be so obliging as to insert
the following notice have just received.
| am, sir, your obedient servant,
COCHRANE.
2 Palace-yard, Saturday evening.
La WILLIE DE vARSOyIE AND OTHERS.
Doctors commons, 10Th Ap,1i, 1917.
MIR. NIcholl presents his compliments
TO Mr.. Pott, and, in consequence of his
having delivered copy of an affidavit of
Lord Cochrane in this case, begs to give
him notice, that he shall, by the advice of
his counsel, feel it his duty to object to
the competency of his Lordship TO offer
AN affidavit TO the Court, and that, in or
der to support that objection, it will be
necessary TO obtain a copy of the iudg-
ment regularly entered upon the verdict
of conviction of his Lordship, which MIR.
Nicholl will endeavor to obtain on or'be-
fore the sitting of the Court on Tuesday
next and thai if he should not be ,ble TO
procure the same in time, he shall, by his
counsel, move the Court to put off the
question intended TO have been brought
before it in this case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
A COUNTRYMAN.
To the EDITOR efmc ENQUIRER.

RICHMOND, eth Nav. 1917.
There IS no feature iu our political in
s'itsItions which | more admire, than the
liberation OF unreserved enquiry into the
merits or dement's of public men and
public measures nor can any right be
more palpabie, or any duty more imperi-
GUS than those which autlIorise and re-
qulre, that the pretentions of every can
dldale for office should be freely canvas
sed by those from whom he soIicits pa
tronage. But how often does it happen
lhat cdiumny, misrepresentation of facts,
a. all the vie arts Il tricks of clectOneer-
ing, are substituted IN The room of this
saiutary privilege. II iSmy misfortune TO
be dragged from the Obscurity have
sought, to notice some indirect efforts
which have been madeunder cover ofthis
privilege, TO cast a shade upon nv cha
Tacter, and that of some of nv friends.
These are to be found in the Enquirer of
tins date, III communication to the Edi-
Tor, signed g A CONSTITUENCY from
which J make the following extract:
The efforts made to exclude him, and the
manner in which the attempt was made,
require that the voice of his constituents
Should be distinctly heard especiallyas his
:, political conduct was announced by the ex-
tract published in the outset Of the election,
to be disapproved by his constituents How
far hts political course was disappfoved,
and ~ What it deserved this public iUsi-
nuation and ccnsnre contained in the ex-
| tract, or how far il was the disapprobati-
!, on OF The writer, or the people who COM
| pose the district Of Mr.. Nclson, let the
| VIII Of the people lately and deliberately cx-
| - pressed, now proclaim. Mr. Nelson was not
" apprised of discomfort, or Of my intended
= opposition, until some time after the polls
| were opened in his own county, it being the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
MOLASSES, LOAF& BROWN SUGAR
.yHEPPARD, ROBINSON & JV0R1TJAJT

Are now receiving
IL hhds. frat quality retailing Molassts
8 DO. best jamaica Sugars
6 bbis. Pcuaingions first quality labelled Loaf su
gar
boxes do. second quality do,
1nd in Store,
100 sacks best Liverpool illed Salt
100 barrels new cut Herrings
so DO. do. whole do.
~ de-. besrfsuIily Shad
10 tons Swedes aud Country Far Iron assorted
do. Country Blisered Steel
do. Plough Plates
10 S "Si:. S New. sas aaS { RUM
2 binds. and 10 bbls Nhiskey
80 bbls Carnther's best rectifcd do
2 hbds. and bbls. Apple Brandy
30 bags Coffee viz Java old White and best llayan
Green
10 bills. Brown Sugars
. crates assorted Earthcn Ware
~ boxes Soap
70 do. Candles, assorted sizes
chests best Imperial and Gunpow6er Teas
Old Madeira, Port, TencriiIe and Malaga Wines Ion
don Brown Stout, Rice, Ginger, Pepper Alspicc
Pine Apple Cheese, Indigo, Nutmegs Tumblers
Crockery ware &c. &C. &c
Ail OF whirh we Offer for sale accommodating terms
at store or MAIN street. corner Of sb street
just below the market house.
May 30. TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
HALIFAX, Nav 10.

TINLIFIN, NIdN IVs
Ertyact ofa letter from a gentleman in LoS.
don, dated lAPrit II.
" How the present contest between
ministers and the country may terminate,
is extremely problematical. The appre-
tension of danger, in the timid, has Civ
en- the administration power as un-
looked for as periIous 10 the CONSTITUTE
on how they have used it, the repeal Of
the habeas corpus, and passing the re-
stictrve acts sufficiently declare. The
wild efforts Of Goblet aud Hunt. TO in
flame the lower orders, has caused meal
culable mischief, and imPeded, II not
frustrated the constitutional cndeavors
oG those who alone arc equal TO counter
act and diminish the INCREASING undue
influence of government; 70 lesson the
burdens Of the people BIZ refreuc&ment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

NIFTY NEGROEs.--wiu BE- Sold, at I3nchbura. ON
u the z0ih June nsxt. 20 t0tnabse NcgrOes-anon1
which are some good House Servants AVID Crop stands
on credit u sixty days, for negotiable notes. With ap
proved etdoTseTs.
The above Sale nA Se conducted hy
RICHARD FCLLsRp,
8actiOarer.
Nay 90 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

THE parties Utosc names are Lereunto snhscrii 81
having onneCted tbense rs in the Mere nte Business
Under the name of JGcob Noon Co. take iris oppcrtr
MY or Informing ;heir friends and the pmbc in general
that they intend continuing the Mercantile Business at
Stoney Point They pledge themselves Use every ex-
erlon IN their power to k0eD M general assortment of
Goods, ard will dispose of them upon as reasonable tes
as eau possibly be afforded
,yncob 1ooh,
Johm D. iUocn,
TyoLart - dTooy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
PREpARAVIONt

lf gives US great pleasure 10 sec the go
vcrnment preparing in p ace for war"
We observe the Commissioners of the
Navy Board advertising for contracts for
the construction Of three Steam Bate
'ieS, two OF them supposed to be destined
for the Chesapeak BAY /; Tie third, for the
protection of New Orleans. These bat
icries will probably he on an improved
model; not presenting the same broad
Keel and resistance To the wave, as the
fuiton but combining greater vcloci-
ty with AN equal degree Of strength.
We understand also, that the govern
mcnt are making arrangements to for;ifv
ilanpton-RoadS; and that the sum of
$500 900 is to be appropriated to that
most interesting object. Batteries will
he erected on both sides the Roads, which
at the particular points selected, are not
more than mile and halt apart
Or .Hcys tpefch on Isn,y We are plea
scd to see, that this Speech has already
eIcifen some attention to the subject of
which 1t treats. The "Southern Patriot
(of Charleston,) saws. that cit shows a
full acquaintance with the history of the
usury laws, and their commercial effects.
II Is very credilable to the progress OF e.
economical enquiries in this country. The
topic has been much discussed of late in
Europe. The National fntelligencer re-
publishes the Speech with the following
compliments:
" W e otfer onr readers to-day rich treat I'm
the speech of Mr.. Hay. IN the Honse OF De
legateS of Virginia, OF subject highly i'm por-
tant 10 the community we should saw. he
coming every day more so, if traces of leyisIa-
tIon and regulation on The subiecs prnftssnIy
scattered OH the page ofhstory did not prove
that II has always been regarded with tna
greatest attention."
Or Mr.. HAYS speech, ii may he said that il
Us n learned, bold. most perspcuous, and we
wouid add, unauSwe cradle argument. did NOT
otherwise forbid. We wish the talents of onr
country were always employed with the same
assiduity on subjects worthy of them. as i'm the
present instance by Mr.. Hav, who has nro
we'd himself, aud not in this instance ONLY. AN
accomplished jurist The reader will decide.
whether II BIZ not subject of regret that the
argument of Mr.. Hay was not sufficiently now
erinl TO neat down the ramparts of old preu-
dice, which sc ldom yield, but to reiterated as
saults.
THE Speech referred to. is one of the MANY
delivered in the Legislature of Virginia, al the
last session, highly honorable 10 the character
OF the politicians of that state for elootIence
and reliability. Had the same spcechcs
been delivered in the British Parliament, we
rear, theywouidh have met with more attention
than has been bestowed on Them. We DO not
hesitate to say, from cursory perusal of the De
bate on the Convention question, for example.
though, like most very long Debates 1t termina
ted IN no important result, that it would not
greatly suffer by a comp; riSon with any debate
that has taken place in any country within the
last ten years"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
ICOTNUNICATED.
SINGULAR S{ICIDE

Mrs. S;ddOns, a NATIVE, we understand,
Of Jersey, but lately residing in fhe coun
T. of Hanover, hung herself last week
She was about seventy wears of age-she
performed the usual domestic duties of
the. morning--aiter breakfast, her son
took a calf she had raised, TO carry
to market; this distressed her much, and
as soon as the calf was ont of sight, she
deliberately took rope from the house,
changed her shoes. put on a night cap,
and suspended herself from the limb of a
tree near the house where she was found
dead few hours afterwards.
~ DEATH Donna Fyedcrica UeykI-
c'n y. Onis, consort Of the Chcvaler de
Ons, Minister of Spain TO the u. States,
departed This life at Washington on
Thursday last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

Nay.
The ily is committing great ravages among
ame Drops OF wheat also IN our neighbourhcod.
There are few, very few indeed, who will escape
Cut worms also are DESTROYING ali before them.
The corn is destroyed by them as Fast as il
comes up. have not vet planted again.
shall not begin to plant before it is warmer
the season is remarkably cold, and | now sit
by the fire and ENJOY it much indeed. Tile
prospect is indeed trnly alarming
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
NAV 90

fotToN YARNS, frGt1 the Quinn aitIuJacfOrr.--
y ANDERSON ARNEY, Agents for the Union Manu-
iactrGing Company Maryland will in days COM
ence he receipt of regular supply of CorIos YARNS
for sale al Baltimore Wircs. These Yarns have and
deservediy ranked with The hest in this country.
Nav 30. 7-om
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II ytlc 9Th day ofhay, lSI7.
Matthew Rodes PiainfiF.
AGAINST
James CemmaDd and Henry Smith. Defsn1aaSs
This day came the complainant aforesaid by his e..
torney, and the Defendants having entered their a.,
pearsnCe aud given securv according act of A..
semby and the Rules of this Court, and appearing to
the satisfaction of The Court that the iefundamis ate
not inhabitants of this Common. alth on the motion
Of lie complainant Nv his counselN IL fydered by II
Court, That the said dtfendansdo appcar here on 81 be
fI"tbc LIST Monday in August next and the bill ~
ia complainant aud that topy othS he forthwith
inserted in public newspaper printed in the City
Of Richmond fcr two months EXCESSIVELY aud tina; auc-
Their copy this order Nc posted ~ fhe e0a Of the
house 0 this county for same length Of time
Copy. Tcsfe.
ALEX. GARRETT. &C.
MAJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

y md FORSAIE.--WiD be sold. On Fri
Iday, the 18Th day of June next, at the Ia
vern door Of William Browu in the town Of
Warren. two tracts Of land. lately conveyed "a
the subscribers by deed W fee simple from
David Cobbs, on 4 credit OF one two and
three years, tive one being iu the comfy Of
buckingham, containing three hund red acres
more or less, and adioinug thc lands OF David
Patterson. john Staples snd john Thomas
The otlcr being in the county Of Aibemarle.
containing four hundred acres, Tneie Of lcss,
aul adjoining hclauas ofW i!sOI {. Nicholas
john Patterson, and Iiiomas Goolsby. OtEer
necessary information will ne given cn sad
day. NTCHOLNS lfWtS
JAMES o.. FBT,1 WILL.
liar Iath. Isl7. --us
CvPR3Ntf GOODS 49, Brpbfnbroneha. EDT-
- rie Rave received. tie Scipio, from on
don, u f.'r JgrkocCsof CO0ng, consisting of Giup-
hams, G e;t0f CGnfhfcs iacuftr ~ Hu Hul Mrsins
ELEGANT unGfeci pfiuts ard RcnrS S'fipcs GrandaTs
York stripes Cotton Cassiucet QriiiYgs. &C. and OK
pet = variety of other aiticesin few days.
Tcy %. s--seSss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
JohM D. Woon,
Ro6srt $. Moon.
NIa5so.

M AWAY FROM th, Subscriber Apprentice bov.
y by the name Of UiUiG2H E0b6iPgf0H, about tllu
I5h day of March last.
Whoever will appr bend and del liver the ssid Appren
nce to me, in Charles City County shalt receive one
cent reward. THOMAS WISER
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
Extract Of letter from liverpool, date
Aprif 23d, 1917.

Aprif 23d, 1917.
There Is little new TO be observed of
the Corn trade OF thepast week, the dea-
lers continuing averse TO purchase beyond
their immediate wants, and the quotations
of Saturday were thereby nominalIy the
same as last advised.
This days market was numerously
attended by dealers from the interior,
whose attention was chiefly directed To-
wards wheat, the sales of this article be-
ing very extensive, which however did
not preclude the decline OF Cd. to Is. per
bushel. The cargo of New-York -four,
advertised for auction, was taken in at
us. the result of which is reduction
from former rates of Is. 10 2s. per barrel,
at which decrease considerable purchases
were afterwards made by private treaty.
In Oats the business was extremely linn
tied (although the supply is so small y
they are therefore ID. per bushel cheap
er. Barley was also Sd. per bushel lower,
and, with the renlaining articles, was
equally dull sale.
CLOS HOpEINSON.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30
CHARLES Y.lNcEY.

n The Editors ofths Virginia Patriot NorfoId Her
aid, fredericksburg Herald and National Ineliige
w please publish the above six tines and fransmit
'hr,i accounts LOT payment e. Y.
NIay So TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

~ The U. $ Branch Bank for this city, was nut ints
full; operation Wednesday IN, 2ist-.ha, is discount
ing nolrs, anaissiing jis owl noes.
StS ca each stare axe raid up-;he Stock sells In this
cent. -
- Flour is faiiia: in consequence ~ tc state 81 I'VE
20 cel:s. W =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

NOTICE vi persons who have claims rrainst the
estate Of David Ross decd are requested 10 nre.
sent them properly autheptcated at my Once in the
CIV otRichmond, that provision may he made for their
u my wish 10 avoid unnecessary litigation; there
fore request that suits may not be ordered without pre-
vious Interview with
THOMAS T. BOULDIN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

DiSu, on TIE 25,h Inst, Dir. Uhr. pc~su s-a. Of
Soochiaii, aged 80 Hrvas native Of fnglanh anl
h,s ssen an inssart Of ,iiis coS.zsS % yrus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-30

oe public cxpencc, and moderate re-
form III parliament. 1t would not be
advancing too much to say that hitherto
no retrenclment has been made by mi
nistry-What is the J0,O00l. from the
Prince Regent but a loan, hereafter TO be
paid with double Compound Interest
What the reduction of clerks and 'subor-
dina.e officers but an increase ofthe Poor
rates and keeping up the retaining fees
to therelatlves and friends of men Of Intiu-
ence! Parliament is to meet again in two
days: 1t will then b. seen what we have
to depend on the report OF the commit
the of finance will be taken into consi-
deratIon, and opposition will make their
greatest effort; but think it win be in
vain; the crisis is not yet arrived: SO
long as ministers can raise money, so
long will they hold their places.
naval armament, il is confidently
believed, is fitting out, of which Sir Geo.
George Cockburn is to lrave the com
mand. The Morning Chronicle asserts,
II is TO assist Ferdinand the 9TH to sub
due his rebellious colonists this certain
ly cannot be the case, ministers will not
be so mad as to risk such measure:
it is therefore more likely intended for
China, where we have got into hobble,
which am fearful will distress our com
merce in that quarter.
There is at present dead calm
after Wednesday the political ocean will
again be agitated by storms-should this
packet be detained few days may pos
sibly tell you what damage has been sus-
tanned. have just heard that the meet
ing of parliament or at least all business
otimportance, will be suspended for some
days, owing 10 the indisposition of the
speaker, who will probably be created
peer"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
PUBLIC SALE

THE iubfcriber wifhes to fell FARM.
in the county of Prince William, ad-
joining the lands of MIR Edmund Brooke
and MIR. r. B. Alexander -cortainin,,. bv
a late furvey, two hundred and FORTY eiott
acres which will be fold at Public Auction
to the higheh bidder on
Monday, ibe sd day IF february nexs,
on the following terms, wiz. One fourth in
hand, and the balance at equal inRalments
OF one and two years, without interef, if
Punctuality IS obferyrd in the payment, 10Th
erwife intereit will be required from the
date OF the purchafe, and deed of tru9 on
the land 10 iecure the paymen, which may
be made in paper of any of the chartered
banks Of Virginia, or the Difri6t IF Co.
iumbia.
On this land are many defrable improve.
ments iuch as comfortable dwelling houEe
and Other buildings, an orchard of we'll fe
lected apples, and never failing iprings of
excellent water No land can be better (it
uaied than this tract for the fnccefsful ope
ratIons OF agriculture nor any more fus
ceptible OF fpeedy renovation by clover and
platter, the effects Of which are fatisfactori-
~ exemplificd on the adjoining land One
OF the fields is laid down in wheat, the feed
and cultivation of which it is expected the
Purchaier will pay for at Reasonable price.
my perion delirous Of purchafing will be
lhown he land before the day Of ale, on
pplication to Mr. leNander.
Atthe fame time will he fold on the pre-
mites, all the STOCK Of CATTLE, HOGS
and sheep, Of the fubfcriber, with many ar
"cles IT Houlehold and Kitchen FURNI-
URE,on credit of months for all fums
yer ten dollars-for which, bond with an
owed iecurity will be required, CARVING
treit from the date, if nM puncuialIy
d. ANN G. GRAHAM.
January IS. IS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
tHE SUBSCRIBER.
JanuaryGs.

III his Store, on Cameron 9treet, ohho
cite the Market,
In addition to his former stock ofLi
-quors' Wines, Teas, Groceries &c. &
las just received
Is hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
KEY,
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the fecond floor
will be complete where he now offers for Eale
a general afortment OF Plaia and cut Glsis
China, DELPHI, and Qneens Ware. &c &C.
lea Trays and Waters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, fome Of them very
eleganti frf quality Britannia Ware in
tetts complete; CTuet fands, a variety :;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed lea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all lizes; Bell metal Preferying pans, Bel,
lows, American and Britifh; Glazing Din.
es GridiTone, Frying pans, Coal hods with
iiiters, Coal boxes, Sh5vels, &c Bru(Iies.
all kinds, German Looking glaGes, Snuff
md Iotrcco Boxes, a variety; plated can
le-iticks, lome of them elegant Market
Baikets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all of
which will be fold on moderate and accomo.
dating terms. VIM. DUNLAP.
Sept. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
A DRAWN b T.

To landsmen it is almost incre-
diblc with how great precision sail,
ors can distinguish any partl ulal
vessel, even at a considerable dis
tance, from the midst of a feet,
which appears 10 the eye of a
common observer, composed of
ships all exactly alike. A remar
kable instancec CT thiskind of know.
ledge occurred short time ago {:
Two CAPTAINS OF merchant ships
were walking together towards one
of the harbours of Plymouth, in
which their respective vessels were
at that time ying-Suddenly one
of them stopped and exclaimed
+" Bless MY soul! did not / hear
that the Nancy, of Hull, w S
wrecked upon the North coast %
That she certainly was, (replied
the other) for / was within cables
length of her at the time she
struck" 1t can't be, (reioined
the frst) can see her mainmast at
this moment; she is now ingtnc
Sd ship from the harbor smouth. +"
Pooh! you are blind" eiaculat-
ed the second. =" I'll bet YOU q
guinea of it, cried the first. -"
should only be imposing on you
to take your bet, answered tno
other) for as told you before, 4
saw her perish, and know it to b,
impossible" His companion
however, still persisted in his op.
Mon, and forced upon HIM the bel.
1hcy proceeded to the harbour,
and the moment they arrived there,
made their inquiries, The resm
cfwhich, that they found the Maj
~, of Hui, had been wreckec
but that her uainmast had bee
preserved and erected in this 9th,
vessel now lying in the harbo,
and it had been from his knc
ldge Of LIE mainmast, that tn
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
80 DOLLARS REV ARD

u AN AWAY from the fnhfcriber, OIL
IN the 4th init an apprentice TO the Plas
tering buinefs, named VIVA. BRIGGS, a.
bout IS years Of age, S feet 4 inches high
brown ompIexron, grey eyes, brownli hair,
has lear on the right fore finger, another
on the right iide of tie upper lip, a. rup-
ture on the right groin, and is pitted with
the imall Pox /; has alto a fear between
the thumb and fore finger of the left hand,
and The nail of the fore finser Of the fame
hand is Off has the initials of his name on
his right arm, and a likenets of Warrington
with his coat cf arms marked with Indian
INK, and on his left arm is a crmaid and
the Tree OF Life, marked with the faaie ink.
HaG On when he abiconded, an old brown
iurtoit, huff coloied clcfe b. Sled coat, :,
lead colored pantaloons ard a black fix
vett, pretty much woman he ito from
me fcrty dollars. The above reward, and
all expenics, will be paid for his apprehen-
hon. Matters of veIels, and others, arc
cautioned az ,inf employing him in any
manner. WILLIAM MAZINGO.
January 8. ats