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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21

Brig Frederick sailed from Boston for
this port 10th instant.
An arrival at Boston January 18th, re.
ports the brig Hunter oGfhis port, at N.
Orleans 18th December, and great ma
ny other vessels there.
The brig BelVidere arrived at NYcrk
l6'h instant, days frem Savannah, re
ports 100 sail of square rugged vessels in
that port when she sailed, waiting ter
freight. principally for Europe and very
little to he obtained.
United States brig Chippewa, was cast
away the 18th December on NV Point
off Grand Gaicos Island: her loss occa-
stoned by running on reef not laid down
in the charts-oficers and crew and part
OF the sails and rigging saved. A British
ship from Portland to Jamaica cast Ssay
at the same place and totally lost-crew
saved. An American schooner went a
shore at the same time but since got off.
The packet schooner George Wash
ington, hence, arrived at Norfolk 18th
instant, after passage of IS hours.
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January 81
hen0mcna,

TWO PRaDGGiLS OF NATURE
The one a Gentleman. aged 90 years,
and Ut the extraordinary dimiuu,iye size
81 ouIy THREE FEET!
The other Young Lady, aqed Ia
years, and bat Two AND A HALF
FEET HIGH I! she speaks the Spanish.
French, and English Languages.
These two perscnases, Ramond aud
.faset'a, are brother aud sister, and
we're born at Laxayon, Spanish port Of
st. Domingo.
Their father is three feet six inches H.
leisht, and their mother an ordinary
'lzed woman. They are still living, anu
nave had by tins union sixteen children,
thirteen OF a common and three of a III.
inlnutive stature.
10 the curious they must afford the
pleasure OF agreeable astoni,hment, aud
TO the ih4uisitive they are a subject Of
collection,
To be seen for few days at Mr.. An
drew DnmaN',. King street. few doors
above The Indian Queen tavern
Abundance one Joiiar-.Children hal.
price.
January Q. etf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
November so
The Life of Patrick Henry.
Proposal
By James W:sSter, OF Philadelphia, fot
publishing by Subscription,
THE LIFE Of
The late Patrick Henry,

The late Patrick Henry,
Containing many of hi, Slieeches. &c.
Em5eliis1ed with Likeuess BY VIM.
Writ, E~q. of Richmond lVa)
Extract from the Port tolo for August,
1915.
II ia rot without a sentiment OF sin!
cers gra'iacation thai ge witness, in tie
folljwing proposal, arrangements making
Nv a comgeten, hand, Ia dojusticc Ia lht
character II one ct the most warT,' and
distinguished nlo eur cnuntr,meD, As .
tatesman, a civilian. ar orHtor aad a pa.
irint. Pstrick henry was rnt, lied 30 stand
ia the foremost rank: Nor do his merits
claim an inierio' station az tlrin, an no.
nest, and- an honorable u.an. He was
one Vt tho>e worthless On whose purity
susnicion could never fix a stain.
:. II IA ure did much for Mr. Henry's
character while living, accident has not
been waiting m IFS favor, to his pe,tha.
nous fame for to have iound such bI.
ographer as Mr. Writ, 50 compctent s5
a writer, and so peculiarly well qu" lied
ia every neral relation. Is not the ieast
fortunate incident in his history.
I" In Mr. Ntrt;s Life of Patrick Hen
~ we are ;rresi,'abiy inpel ed +. expect
much the materials being excellent. and
ia great abundance, and the writer arlc
and devoted to his subject. Nor do we
think that the public will run any risk OF
being disappointed by bearing Us compa.
ny in our high expectations. We hope,
and, indeed, have M doubt thai the
work will receive a liberal patronage"
CONDITIONS.
The work will be printed on a fine
paper, in one octave volume, and will
contain from $50 TO 400 pages.
II will be deliye, ed to Subscribers, in
good call binding, at three do'ia's per
copy, The price to non subscribers viii
be three dollars aud fifty cents.
" subscriptions are received by
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, Alexandria.
December 81 : eo2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
Land lor Sac
January 81

A tract or parcel OF Land, eop'aiuing
between two and three han'lied acres,
on the north sue of 0ccoqusn, In flr
fax county, a6n S miles west OF 3coo-
guam mills. 1t is well watered with ne
yer failing springs, it is also well tia5er-
I'd, aud the great quantity Of ter timer
on II renders it the more vaiuabie,to any
persen in the cooperins line. This lard
is Of the middle soil, and plodnces corn,
wheat or any other grain toiesabIe we'll
there is abuut 100 acres cleared aud IN.
der good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house 4 other ont houses,
and agood app lard OF about sixty
trees.
Also.
One other tract in the same c"unto
Within three miles OF Occoguar, lying On
Sandy Run, containing a. acres one
nall in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily tim5ered, There
are on the premises an did framed dwell.
ling bouse and out houses and an apple
richard of eighty bearhg trees.
Any person Inciinins to purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
oy applying to the subscriber who lives
near Them.
Thomas Gossom.
November so 9noBthsi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21

The port of Vera Cruz being now oper
to the importation Of every species Of
provisions in every class of vessels b.
longing to powers or states friendly .,
neutral, as officially communicated "a
me by his exec lrncy the governor of tina,
place, under dlt III 1c'ohrr u'tin,
l have the sal sf'ection to announce t.
his public sa,d rernission, wth vie
that il NAV also reach .he knowledge NJ
ruc:chaut. in other .tates. The condi-
items on which the above Commerce is
admissible are as follow
That. without any alteration in the
duties Which have been paid on the in.
PREDICTION o! other provisions hitherto,
the article Vt aour Is subject to hat OF
ihrty one reaIes IS dollars l2 and hall
cents silver money: X that its durat,on
is Tor the space % six months, which not
%ithtsandimg will ooatinse six month,
alter the hec!arati of the susprn ,ior II
the said foreign traffic.
JOAQUIN IAMORANO
AlexandrE, i9th 3lcuary. 49,.
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NOTICE.
January 2

ALL PERSONS indebted to the late
hrm Of jerome aud Gerard eluner, are
requested to make immediate payment n
the undersigned, who have been appoint
ed Oy the creditors as trustees to adlus
the Business Of the concern; otherwise
suits will be commenced without .dIscrI
nla4ilOn--aud all persons having c!a'm
will present them forthwith Tor ADJUST
neRt.
~ Gerard Plumcr, the surviving
partner, will attend at the compiling 90
Of the late 6rw, for the purpose OF at
iustiEg aud receiving the debts due to the
concern, We having authorised him to dc
80.
Christopher eale.
Joseph Smith.
Manlvn Scholheld.
John kettell
L. Il. Aowland.
= January IA sO4w
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Just Received,

Per the scfooner Bufaloe, from Portland
and for sale by
SAMUEL WARD,
At his store, the lower end Of Prince
street,
so barrels picked herrinss in good
0 rep Tor shipping or family use.
ALSO,
Fight Jersey Wagons with harness,
Bureaus, secretaries and book cases
Tables, sideboards, and a variety oil
other furniture,
6 dozen elegant ehairs,
Shoes, boots, saddles, &c.
Jan 80 so2H
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Messrs. Giles Concert.

The Concert Of Msssiears Giles an
nounced tor tuesday the 2lsl instant,
will take place only on thursday even.
my at the City Hotels .Asse. ..biy Room.
Particulars viii be known to morrow.
tickets at une dollar each may be had
at Mr.. Richards and Mi, Gray's book
stores, and at tie bar Of City Hotel.
January Fl st
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Port of Alexandria,
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE.
HOUSE BOOKS.

FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.
January IS.
Cleared British brig Sir Geo. Beck
worth, Iiinson, Barbadoes-cargo -four,
crackers, etc. by James Patton.
Schooner Victory, Graham. Boston |;
cargo -four; by ID. Barne. ,Barns wall
and Popham, Danbar and Townsend, A.
Adams, J. Kettell and Co. 8. and d.
Reed.
January 10.
Last night the Potomac was frozen
over, so as to stop the navigation OF the
must be Of short duration,
considering the advanced period Of the
winter.
Ship Mary, Coffin. hence, arrived at
Char sston, 8. C. 18th Instant IA days
from the Cspes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
& American Flour is much sought after

Is American Flour u mucn seuSht di'e'
a. nrpseai % q 65f per Dbl.
Sugars Increase daily in favor, ano
u,rcba,e. succeed each other with rapid !
= Daring the last week more than
,ooo hds we're bought by our refiners
IA .secnlators, AVID we certainly thiak
+he lnte disasters at Martinique and Qua
i,i,ope, which appear to have been ver.
ars,,. will be q grand stimulus to further
:. goS;.e snes of with the same routine
# activity: fine and mildiins qualities
are bought with great ayidity, aud we
say also add that every parcel offered for
.,is this week was immediately disposed
IF In Paris tue SAGE deiaand exists
4. In ashes we have bad some arrivals
which have not tended 10 animate the
market; prices however appear to be
stsady ssa.n At rs 7Sf duty paid.
aAs We anticipated some purchases Of
tobscco have been made Tor expectation
and il il probable the movement ia this
sb,ue will soon become more imroI tsnt
.'i" We H.. 6,>t s,ic copsis,cd : /
Ia, Va,,,nrl n, Insr co. soLI
Iio mus ,,o 20 or yon do V;,r,r,ss ars
p,r,;cularly asked for. The Regie has
Pai"' '''o,.,,t .r,,Iv;,, ;ts.lr hut Gill
hot CON "e" '' 81 70 -. Wv WIZ
Sess'u 'iI - ,',,,,',.,,,,saasnr"., Ia vr.
" S'Io : ~ ~ - no. 49,
art'','' -, 49,. ';os,,ao 800
tfe vs. 80 So, ma. on JsI;vc.y
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NEW YORK, .Iannary 9

NEw-foRk. January !s.
We have, more than once. heard.
with great satisfaction. that Comrao-
Gore Chauncey loses no Opportunity
|oi aftordinS relief to American YES
sells III the Mediterranean. In re-
cent instance. a Baltimore brig want
"a a mast, whicl, c0aid not be pr0cur-
ia at Gibraltar. Ia twenty four hours
she was moi only supplied by Commo-
core Cl!auncey, bat completely fitted
FOR sea ny the generous crew OF. the
), ashlngtGn.
la Other instances. during a calm
IN the BAY, the ConmGdore has SEM
his bOats to tow vessels to sea. and
rendering other essential service to
l'he commerce Of bis country. In his
lpromptness on such occasions, VIC
lose sight OF the duty whirh he dis
Charges, and view it as acts of gene.
Irosity.
Thursday Noon.
FlRS.-About I O'Clock fire bfoke
'nt in he loft OF the heaery OF Mr..
'l"unsey md Son, in EIizsbeth street,
supposed 20 bave been the work OF an Ia
cenaiary, a, there had been nn fire there
ior several days, and no person within.
the Brew house later than six o'clock il,
rhe evening, Mr.. ". W. ara sorry Il,
icarn, has lost il prnprty C, 200 dollars.
% assurance, having Uecn made on his
premises.
BESIDES the brewery, the mating
hoNse. with an adjoining dwelling, be
longing 10 Dir. Andrew Morris Il Son :
t.e cordial distillery OF Mr.j. Dickinson
and chocolate Inanufactory Of MIR, Fra
iecicS Snonaard, were also laid in ashcD
1t ma be observed, that this f.e lite
taiiy bu'nt out, As from the want Of wa
ter II was not in the power of our able en-
saeers 10 qleach it The rain wafer
e,sterns were DIZZY and the city wells al
farded but little water. 1t has often been
observed that our wells are never dug
deep enough, The corporation ought to
take very serious notice of this fact.
Had the wind been high, the eoniiasra,ion
would have been most w!ui in its effects.
Philadelphia, Jan. IS.
Died, this no Ming. OF the grut in the
Stomach, ALEXADER J. DALLAS,
Esq. late Secretary Of the Treasury OF
tie United states, and for many years
an emiseut profe ssOr Of law. ~
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For Sale.

One thousand prime Flour Barrels, by
Woods, and Company, On unlon two
doors above King street, Also quanti-
ty Of white and red oak Fish Barrels.
Apply as above.
January Il st
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Gunpowdcr

The subscribe, alye Just received o.
kegs English GJBpowder. towcr proof
from HF to +. Also caun0n, rifle ans
csaaister. Syortsmen are invited to IL!
the quality.
r. and J. Vaudeville.
December 90
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Bacon Hams, s'c.

From eight to ten thousand weight s;.
qua'itj Bacon Ham, fit or family use.
Also, 200 boxes Nova Scotia !ierrinr
very nice-'or sale by
VIM. Garner & Co,
January o1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21

For ale,
Just landed from schooner New Packe
from Boston
80 barrels No Mackerel
so boxes moald caniles 40 ) y 8
so do djpt do all SIZES
Aapiy to Daniel Barnes at faS0n
Metcalr and Cos countlSg room.
DPcember ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21

Mr.. Pickens said he would vote for
sight, and Mr.. Tyler, of Virginia.
made long speech in favor of In
structions, and was answered by Mr..
GrosvcRor in a speech of superior cx-
cellence, which will not for a long
time be forgotten ; when the house
adjourned.
Legislative Aunteenee.-The MARY
land House of Delegates have passed a
'sesolutioR. granting the SUN Of thirty
Thousand Dollars to the Hospital at Bal
: more. The Baltimore Gazette con
cludes an article on this subject with the
GLOWING pertinent remark" 1t is by
such acts that Legislators ent tie them
selves to the thanks and gratitude of their
Extract of letter from Falmouth, Jam.
dated Nov. "a, 1916, to agsntlenan in
So!timere.
;. Pimento is very scarce the crop
th oushout the Island has failed. The
article Is safe one TO speculate on, az
there is not sufficient in the island to o.
rerstOck your market"
Richmond, Jan. Is.
The Senate we're engaged on Thurs
Jay aud yesterday Oh The DILL, establish.
igg sandry uew banks. FOR the FIRST time
lese three years, as we understand,
hey were in committee upon this sub.
iect. Several amendments were pronos.
I'd 10 the bill by the select committee
10 whom il was referred, and several in
the committee of he whole. But no rar
ocular proposition is yet decided. which
determines the fate Of the bill. And il
- premature tor Us t. express any ann.
oi the measure. Ii is a most
Important question aud we hope it will be
materially deliberated, before it be final.
~ decided.
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Extract from HUI x Eludset's Pric
current dated Gibraltar, nay. %.

ENITaCE II0tD II'W y LiUUIVIs IIV'
current dated Gibraltar, Nnv. %.
per the Alexander.
CcH,e II to I2 dnilars. Indian corn
or maze Goi' forage, 2 % Ia 2 So, fish ;
10 5 80. Flour IA 10, fresh yer
scarce. aiirs l6, nankecns o.: str.t
81, "a. OF sr,on s'nsec giieh at "A thf
hum'rsd weight, polk eleves 10 t"e.ve
ard beet 10 30 /, rice 5 81, noue g''o' Il
On <ct, looking Up. aiyanaa whites,
lTjJ none, mach wanted, slaves o..
keuiuckey tobacco Is ID So, NrgIn,d.
% IN %, tar 50: dg!:
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Tor Boston,
ES The schooner
$50 Rcbccca,
SxStsf,9 Theodore Berry. master,
NV tDadIns, will sail ia a few days anG
take 400 ba rels on freight
Apply TO
Lawrasoa and Fow.e.
Who have received per the sch"Hne
Victory, capt. 6urham. tom Boston.
AND FOR SALE.
4 bales BurooOa Gdrrahs
9 cases Bandanua's
IA chests Hyson skin Tea
$50 reinS Wrapping paper
AZ casks Nails assorted, from I'd to
god
JaLuary 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
PLASTER.

Fifty tons Plaster Paris, first quality,
for sale by
John Rumney.
January 81 esSl
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A few Shares of Mechanics.
Bank Stock, tor sale.
Apply to The Prints. 4
Jan 8
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PhiiadelDkid. Jan. IS.

Philadelphia, Jan. IS.
Died, this no ming. OF the g-ut in the
ALEXADER J. DALLAS,
Esq. late Secretary Of the Treasury OF
tie United states, and for many year,
all emisent profe ssor Ut law. ~
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Spanish Consul ate

January 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07
FOREIGN.
From late Lonetop Papers. !

IONDON, NOV. ;.
letter received Yesterday from Zante
states thattw vessels from Tu..is, had appear
ed OFT the Island, and had taken several small
traders.
November g.
Eya curious coin cdencc, Lord Castlereogl's
speeches at Belfast reached town Yesterday
the anniversary Of Guy Faux There is A die
terence, however, between them-L ord Castle
reash actually blew UP the Parliament OF his
eouniry-Guy Faux only made the atfempt
The relief which will be afforded TO the Shin
pin% interest, now at very low ebb by the
adjustment OF Mediterranean Passes is
mere considerable than may appear at first
Surprising the number Of British ships trad
Ing 70 foreign parts, 10 be only 500 the a.
mount to be paid at the Admiralty. according
10 The regulations OF tine Office there, is about
twelve thousand three hundred pounds aunu-
ally, besides the evident hardship. there ap-
pears to be in compelling the master and own
81 of every ship 10 sign bond for 50gl which
amounts In the aggregate 10 no less sum than
two millions two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds annually.
November.
I'll again mentioned that there is project
OF territorial exchange between Hesse and Ba-
Vafla, whicis TO be discussed at Frank fort
the latter to cede 70 the Grand Duke of Hesse
the9nncipaiiy OfAschaiienburg, * the Grand
Dakein return, to give up TO Bavaria, his new
provinces on the left bank OF the Rhine, inclu-
ding Mayencc.
To L.oyds, dated 2ad Oct stating, that q vessel
bad been carried into Tuuis by a cruizer from
that port
Inc Captain stated, that he found her at sea.
abandoned b. the crew. The vessel answered
the description Of a ship belonging to Genoa
the CapiaInhad departed to claim his property.
file latter stated he lad abandoned his vessel
on ihe approach Of ship which be tool, for a
pirate.
II IS said that tie Emperor Alexander means
to revisit the Polish capital, in the month Of
june nest, when ii IS expected. The promised
Constitution viii he completed, and a Diet
called together. bat degree OF Liberty will
he secuTed 90 the Poles, under ihe forthcoming
charter, rcnains 10 be asccrtaiped but let us
Hope, for the credit Of Alexander the Deli
yerer,' tlai il VII bc equal vt least to that
guaranteed ~ thcipstitutO-s granted 10 them
by Bonagartc 'hc latter d,l more. during
lie short course 1T iiis rnip Cor the mass oftlie
Polish People, t'isn aii their kineS with the ex-
cepfi0n Of tie unfortunate PonidtOwski haf
core. By one dash " Bis pen, be- cfunlblod
IRE cnfirc supcrsiruc,rrc Of thc iendal law
lie broke tiip Chain which, Tor several cent?
Yes, had bOnDdthc leg Of lc peasant to the
soil and i.ie fnrmb'ssf Pole, we mean ct
course.tl THE irlaDttanis 81 the Ddrhy Of Warsaw,
WIS rnadI. 81 f.fc Cc Of Tie law TO Tire urOude n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07
LUCY's FIFTEEN.
ANONYMOUS.

lAir-Paaeg ORafcrtyl
Twas wien the wan iCitiige tbs nrk was fain'
An M1rt'n'nss GoNie dad wHd ap the ,ear
That Lucy row'd mp htrwce Hist wi Eer a'in't
Al. len her a"id master. am nebefs san dear.
fJf Lnc, bad ssfy'i a ale glen ~ the simmer
she cdiu icte atore he i.ONtr blOol'd AI the pea
An or rLan was she, an ,cy had been stdt .ili hcr
sue tt"t was the thing brought tire lear her e'e.
She eaed Oy The st.ble, where Jamie was stanrin';
Night sar vas his aind heart the liitin Ia -,
" Fare ye wesi Lucy" quo' Ianie an ran ia.
ie gathern' Teas ttlchied FAST To her suse
As dawn lie burnside She gsed saw W.. her lli,:ln'
- Fare sc Wc.l Luc, )" was s,sa brts ssu,:
she heard the cisw -, ih't, Ligh IN the tree sn'
An Robin vas ch.rpin't hc brown leaves aI,ang,
" what ~ that pits M puf heart IN illlter
.ah Whst CARS the teaI o'iic sue fast 10 III; ee ;
III nasna e.Gei 80 be unly lie ter.
Then what CARS wish ouis better tn he
lin Jlst iike alallsnie that losses It's inithcr
Nae miher nor fricndthe puir laiu.nie can see.
fear haze leit my bit heart a the ,ither
Nae wonder the tear fa's sac fast fIae M e'e.
NPthe rest o. my ciacs hse row'd ~, the ribbon.
The hoIny blue I.bDou tina, jamie GAG ne:
le.tresn when hc gae met am saw | was sobbin'
I'll never forget tie wac blink ~ his e'e
though now he said uaeihing bUt' Fare ye wse Lucy
it made me neither could speak hear, nor see
Hs cudna say inair. but Just " Fare u weel Lucy"
Yet that will mind till the day thatI die.
The lamb likes the gnwan WI dew when its droukit;
The harelaes the bTahc, an the braiId ON the lee
Bai Lucy likes Jamie she ,urn'd an' she loOkit;
She Thought te dear place she wad never ,nair sec
Al weel may Young jamie s;tng 0wie an chcerless
An wce mas hegreet on the banA o. tn, burn
HIS oonn, sweet Lncs, gentle an peerless
Lie, cauid IA her grave, am will never return.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

truly distressing and melancholy event trausnired on
wednesday the ith Wit. the woods between The l,,-
Iel ana Akelsons forks Of Big Saltwater near West
Chester, rusSarawas County Ohio circumstances
az these "A NJ Townsend, and Mr.. Wells went ont
IN company hunting. They had separated ldte dis
taace. Mr. T. espying lock of turkeys rad laid down
apparently with the Intention VI shooting Initiating the
noise OF TURKEY, IN order 90 draw them closer Mr.
"eis al me same i;ae coming up the 6eys and
espyy the head Of Mr. Townse;d uv rising above the
gioaid, IN o'der 20 ere niseif he Gnfor ua,eiv mis-
iook me movement Of has friends head the motion of
turkey; whereupon leveliag mis- piece aad firing he
pierced me head OF sir. Townsend expired before
ar "ei's had time to ran 10 hnlwich tie latter did
nc toHsht si unconscious OF tie d.stfacting catas
tfopr anti LIS arrival ile fatal SPOT What renders
the event trny distressing IS that they we're related and
hau lived n.is5us together hear MOuuipleasant ohio
III. Wells had removed some time previous near 10
where te unhappy tceae sispired-aud Mr. Townsend
mad soas ou ;Aele in pay visit to his f,leld
tG9di. IGJogMa,,f