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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-20
HalitaI, Jane 9.
COLONIAL DIFFicUITIhs


At Barbadoes, LORD Comberene ha,
found it necessary to dissol.c the Gene
raj Assembly of that Island. At Mas.
sau, N. +. the Colony has been left dcs-
tilute Of Revenue for nearly three
years past, and The Provincial officer,
are, OF Course, suffering under great
priv atoms. At Bermuda, Sir W. Lum-
ley addressed the House on closing its
last session, with stroBg marks of dis.
pleasure Nor did Sir +. Maitland.
on proroguing the assembly at York,
e.. e.. appear to have been pleased
with their conduct. The Parliament
of Lowei. Canada, after having declared
incompetent to act, refused to receive a
message from the Administrator in
Council; and tn door of the House is
said to have been shut by ORDER Of the
Speaker. Gov. Smith of N. Bruins
WICK. on closing the session at Frede
rickttn, expresses hope, that the
time is not far distant, when that homo.
raOle body will not require so large a
remuneration fer its services. A.,
Prince Edward Island, it may be seen
that Gov. Smith convened the Assem-
bly, lately, and after informing it Off
call, OF the recent melancholy events,
and The Happy Accession OF HIS Males
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-20
Extract Of letter TO the Editor of the Nor
folk Herald. dated


Gi6raltar. May Is.
Sn-For the information of the friends
of the officers attached to the American
squadron in the Mediterranean, beg you
TO insert the following paragraph in your
paper, it being copied from the Malta Ga
zette Of May A.
Arrived in this port last evening the D. S.
ship Spark, captain Perry, from cruize-
the Spark did not obtain Pratique but mere
ly communicated with the American Consul,
and bore away for Sicily. We have how
ever since understood that she has fastened
10 rejoin the squadron which she left of Sy-
rucuse, her commodore having, il would
appear, declined visiting British port, in
consequence of his late unfortunate differ
ence with the governor OF Gibraltar.
This squadron, we have been informed.
is returning from cruize Of 80 days along
the coast Of Barbary, having touched at AL.
giers, Tunis, and Tripoli, it is imagined
that some difficulty has arisen with the Ame-
rican government and the regency OF Tnnis,
from the circumstance of Capt. Perry of the
Spark having been ashore by the Commo-
dore to have personal interview with the
8ey."
Respectfully,
,olIN TuONpS0N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-20
JOHN THOMPSON.
New- York, July II.
FROM cARTHAeENA.

We learn by the RebeCca Ann, lnat the
news Of The adoption Of the Constitution IN
Spain, was officially received on the 7th ult.
aud after some difficulty with the govern
ment officers, was finally proclaimed at Car
thagena on the 10th, when great reJoicings
took place, The Vice Roy was reduced to
The rank oflieut. gen. without any command.
The former eommandant of the troops was
obliged TO retreat 10 Tobago. A grand ball
was given on the evening of the 10th, to all
) the officers and distinguished persons Of the
: place.
On the 10th of June, admiral Brfon land
ed at SorineIla, south of Magdalina, %
leagues north oil Carthagena. Nearly the
same fine, Bolvar's army were to the east
and south, within 8 days m7rch of the city,
said 10 be 10, 900 strong. On the 18th, the
regiment ofLeon, consisting of 300 troops,
nearly the whole garrison, marched against
Brion. for bis quarters, leaving the city near
II deserted.
Observation-Disclosures existed among
the troops at Carthagena, in consequence Of
their not having been paid off. The Vice
Roy had collected money from the different
revenues. for the purpose of paying the sol
diers, instead Of which he sent 1t to Havana.
Charleston, July IL
Job weeden, purporting to be the Doctor
Of the Columbian brig Wilson, recently of
our harbor, was yesterday brought up before
bis honor Judge johnson. on writ OF habeas
corpus, to obtain his discharge, and was re-
manded to prison, to stand,his trial at the
next district court, or to give bond for his
appearance. hmselfin 5000 dolls, and one or
more securities in the like sum. Times.
From the Sapannah Republican Of Jaly
9Th received per st0op TOlant.
ANOTHER CAPTURE.
Arrived OH Thursday evening last,
the Revenue Gutter, Dallas, John
jackson, commander, two days from
ST. Mary's, having on board the Off
GERS and crew of the Patriot brig Of War
$50 called General Ramirez. The
following are the particulars OF the
capture:
On the esth alt. while the cutter
Dallas was lying in the river st. Ma
ry's, capt. JacksoH received mforma-
ton that the above named brig, suppo-
sed to be piralical vessel, VAS hover
inc off st. AugusIine--upo whirh the
cutter forthwith got under weigh, in
pursuit OF the brig; previous to which,
Capt. j. procured from the command
ing officer at Fernandina. twelve u.
States soldiers. in order TO strengthen
his crew. At o'clock, or. NJ same
day, cleared ST. Mary's baron the
morning following, about daylight,
made the brig, bearing about south
south east, under all sail, in chase. AT
10 minutes before 2 o'clock. {P. NJ. }
brailed up the for, sail, hauled up the
sauaresail, and hoistsd colors. The
brig bure up, made sail to the north
ward AID eastward. apparently prepar.
ed for action; all hands at quarters,
matches lighted, and ArIigas Gag flying.
About halt past O'Clock, gained the
weather guage Of her; at s, finding the
cater coming up very fast, the clase
took in studding sails, stay sails, sky.
sails, top gallant sails, hauled up cour
svs, and backed the maintopsaii: her
appearance very hostile, aud all hands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

a Paris paper Of the 10th uuimo states, that
by an Srier Of the King, the body Of the Duke
de Berri has been opened by three surgeons,
Ivy whose report IL appears that the dagger ct
The assassin penetrated the lungs, aud passed
into the lobe Of the heart.
The same paper remarks, that tie person
who perpetrated this hOrrid deed was 20 be
secured ~ tho palace Of Luxembourg in the
same room in which Marshal Ney was con-
fined.
All places # amusement were ordered 90 be
closed Tor nine days. There were numerous
speculaiions as 10 the case OF this assAssina--
iIOu.
In this paper, we also fiud The following
highly important aud pOrteDtou, articles -
The editor Of the DrapedV Bime, on Mar
tnvlle,) has been arrested and his paper sup
presSed-Teaus not stated.I
Many young Beu, wearing IN their button
holes white ribbon. entered in the evening the
LamlIn COf1eehouse, (Palsis Royal where
were assembled Bumber of citizens, whom
they iusultsd. NJ. de Corcelles, member Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22
rxraacr OF 4 letter, DATED

"HaUana, Jasaary IA.
"Tbis market never was known TO be SO
cIu,ted with An erican produce as at this mo-
nent; and the business of the Island will be
severely affected by the abolition OF the slave
trade, which takes place next Nay. 1t must
also cause a great depression IN such articles
Of American produce as have been used IN
that trade-for instance, there has been an
annual demand for the Guinea trade OF a.
bout 6oou tierces rice-6 to 5000 bbls. beet
and pork-and all the vessels (say $50 year,
~ were American built, and purchased from
the Americans.
1t hasbeen rather sickly in The harbor late :
ly. Yesterday we buried Mr.. Thomas Good.
win, who died Of the fever, after four days
sliness. Lots of seamen and negroes go on
daily, but we take no account OF them
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22

was taken up and reconlmitted to that COM
mittee for reconsideration.
Mr.. Burrill gave notice that he should on
Monday ask leave to introduce a bill further
to extend the judicial system OF the United
States and also a bill more ~efectually to
provide for the punishment Of certain crimes
against the United States and for other pur-
poses. [The same bills that last session
passed the Senate. and were sent TO the
House of Representatives for concurrence
but not acted on there.
Several bills received a second reading in
course and two or three were taken up and
further postponed.
The bill for the admission of Maine into
the Union was read third time as amended
(by incorporating therein the provisions re-
speeding a st tie government for Missouri
passed, and sent to the House OF Represen-
tiyes for concurrence in the amendment
And then the Senate ad journed to Mon
day.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22
Charleston, February IA.

CnuTteStOH, TeUTNuTy IT,
By the fast sailing ship Java, captain Da-
us, arrived on Saturday evening from Hayre,
we have been favored with a 6e of Paris pa
pers to the 25th December-some transla-
tons from which will be found in this days
Courier. We have also been politely favor
ed, by commercial friends, with extracts
from private letters from Havre to the 28th
December. The cotton market at havre aP'
pears more favorable than at Liverpool, where
a small! decline has been experienced since
our last adyices, as will be seen by the quo
tations at that place of the Gath December
Captain Davis is the bearer OF dispatches for
government. (Courier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED
Demerara, 18th Deceml

Demerara, 18th December.
"For the last two months the yellow fever
has ragged here with great violence ; so great
has been its rsyages, that the number OF
deaths have averaged from eight 10 ten per
day. l am happy to add, its fury has consi-
derably abated. Numbers Of Europeans have
fallen victims to it."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22
SUPREME COURT.

Friday, February 10.
Mr.. Chief Justice Marshal delivered the
opinion Of the Court in the case of the Uni
ted States v. Wiltberger, that the Courts OF
the United States have no jurisdiction of the
case.
The argument in the case of Perkins v.
Ramsey, was closed by MIR. B. Hardin.
The case of Stevenson's heirs y. Sullivant,
was argued by Mr.. Brush, for the appellants,
and by Mr.. Doddrige, for the respondent.
From the National IrteIligencer.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
Friday. February Is.
The report of the committee of claims IN
favorable to the petition of James Wood
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22
Extract of a letter, received in Charleston.
per the ship Java, dated

per the ship Java, dated
"Havre, December ~.
We are Just in receipt of your favor of the
qeth October, per brig Mars. We remark
tie very abundant crop of cotton that appears
viii come forward to your place this year (;
this has been confirmed by all the advices
we have received. We presume the same
accounts have reached England, as we learn
a considerable decline in price has taken
place in Liverpool within these last few days.
Thi, country is very bare of cottons of the
growth of tue United States yet there is lit
tie disposition in the buyers to press their
purchases. We are persuaded that the con-
sumption Of all kinds of cotton viii be less
this year than the last, and we look for a con-
sequent decline in prices. The cargo Of the
Mars, if 6ne, may bring 37s. to SIS. duty
paid, as being the first at market, but when
a considerable stock shall arrive, we do not
believe more than 32s. TO 34s. viii be the
ruling prices" -
On board the ship China Packet, captain
Hewitt, in the river Canton, October IL,
1919.
"OnFriday week we arrived at the Grand
Ladrones, and got up TO Macoa on Sunday,
after a passage Of l6l days, all well--there
we were detained "a hours for a pilot. On
Saturday last lying at anchor at the Bocca,
the wind fresh from the north. with a large
rock TO leeward, and reefs extending in all
directions from it, We discovered the ship
wa. dragging her small bower. The wind
increasing and a strong Wind setting IN, ard
driving her towards the rocks-the best bow
er was let go, which brought her up for a
short time. The gale increasing to a hurri-
cane, and the vessel drifting, the stream an
Choir and cable was resorted to, but without
success. When within I00yarGs Of the small
rocks. and in 10 fathoms water, the fore-top-
mast was ordered 10 be cut aw ay-this done,
she continued to drag all her anchors and
was not more than 3Oyards from the rocks,
when the wind and the tide suddenly Shift
ed, and saved the ship from inevitable des-
~truction. The cables we're instantly cut, and
made sail under the ~foresail and mizen top
sail, (the only two left standiug)-past the
Boque, the gale tremendous. In this stu
alton the ship was fred at by the forts TO
come to, but that was impossible without an.
chors or cable. About 7 miles below Wham-
poa, the good ship China Packet found a
snug birth in a Paddy or Rice held-next
day the boats & crews ofthe Apriana, Gale
donia. and Superior, came down to US with
anchors, cables, &c. and worked the whole
day in clearing the wreck other boats are
now employed taking out the cargo thus far
so well, thanks TO Providence good ship,
andmost excellent commander"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22
The committee then rose, on the mo,,..
Mr. F., Pluner' of New Hampshire and
The House adjourned. !"
REPORT ON THE .snu.

Yesterday, Mr.. Crump. from, tto
lect Committee. laid before the u.s'
of Delegates the following ReD0rt W.
hasten to lay it before our reader. We"
The Committee appointed on a. 3
part of the House Of Delegates, IA III
vestigatc jointly, with a commits ~s
the Senate, the state of the late Ts.O
s@urer's accounts, and to make an eve
minati,n IF the treasury Office in GAO
'ormity to the resolutions of the Ioa
January, touching that drpartman,
have performed that duty as far as ~.
cumstances will allow, and beg leavs =. )
submit the following
REPORT,
The Committee are apprized that i,
is no less due to the House than "
themselves to offer an apology for tSa
apparent delay in presenting the p.
suit Of their labors. 1t will be foun M
in the entire suspension of their drtisS
for eleven days, intervening the rcsis.
ration Of the late treasurer and the 10
duction of his successor, aid in a like +
suspension of many days for want Of
documents from the auditors depart
ment. Those documents are the re
suit of a very laborious and it is he.
liered, accurate examination into eye.
ny item OF the several funds, to which
they relate, and were furnished With a
despatch and perspicuity, which emit.
tied Mr.. Jackson, clerk of accounts, %
the unqualified thanks of the committee.
AS the principal object of the Commit
tee was to ascertain the amount due,
and u%naccounted fur by the late treasu-
rer, they examined the receipts and
disbursements Of the government from
the lst Oct. last to the 18th Jan. 1920 !
inclusive, and compared them with the
auditors books for that period. The
result will be found as follows
Received into the Treasury
In Oct. S904,907 so
Nov. 2sS,964 IA
Dec. 58,9l9 IS /
To 18th Jan. inclusive, 22,l6s o.
509,959 10
Discussed at the Treasury during the
same period,
For the month of Oct. S84,6 5 Isl
Nov. 76,7O8 Al
Dec. 1886 "a
To 18th Jan. inclusive, 6s,494 e.
----
3O9,6l9 Is
-a~a.--a
Leaving a balance in ia
yor of the Commonwealth,
between the receipts and
disbursements from the lst
Oct 1919, to 18th Jan. 1890,
inclusive of .....s S2U0,3Oo 70
TO which should be ad-
ded, the balance reported
by the standing committee,
on the Ist Oct. 1919. l5S,Olo 10
Making an aggregate due
10 the Commonwealth, on
the 18th of Jan. 1890 :. S93,S5o Il
1t appears to the commit.
tee that the late Treasurer
is entitled to the following
credits against that sum,
viz:
By money in the Treasu-
ry Office S' aoa d
By deposit in Va. Bank 96'0OS 10
By do, Farmers do. lS5,7i4 CT
Nv do. to Board Of
Public Works, +. b. l4''o9 "
246,797 II
Deduct as due to the
Rank of Va as Treasurer
Of board Of Public Works 10 ~
--
e46,5s4 Is
BY deposits of Valley
Bank Notes received Tor ,oo
dividends, &c. o'40
Making an aggregate ,oooa Of
of credits of '47'
Which deducted from the
amount due to the Common
.AaI.L az the 9Th January.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-22

1t appears to your com
mittee that a dividend on
three thousand shares OF
stock declared by the Bank
of Va, on the lst July 1914
is wholly unaccounted tor
as will appear by the follow
ing statement:
There was received of the
Farmers Bank for diVl-
dend on 1854 shares 10 mo 81
Jan. 1914 GiDSoo 80
Do. do. do. in July 40. i'''O
Loan I" the 100000 90
From Bank Va. dividend am no
'a nnIs $1,000 90
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
Samuel ?. Jones s. Co.

BooK-BISDERs, sTATIoNERs, AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFAcTURERs,
.naEa Cross st. ae1t door to the Missouri Gazette
Office,
HAVE commenced the above business in
IL all its various branches; and from their
complete knowledge of it, will be enabled to
manufacture Blank Books ofevery description,
ruled to order and executed in the first mod.
ern style of the art.
or OLD BOOKS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
equally handsome and durable as they origin
ally were.
- Persons holding public Offices, Mechan-
les, and Merchants, can be furnished on the
shortest notice with any quantity they may
please to order.
N. u. Particular patterns to accompany Or
ders.
February 8,-37
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
Notice.

by virtue of a decree of the commissioners
- court for the county of Washington, will
be exposed to sale, on the premises, on the
first Saturday in March next, a valuable quar-
ter section of LAND, with the improvements
thereon, being the real estate of the late
Abraham Baker, deceased; distinguished as
the S. w. quarter of section 8, town north,
range west; being within miles of CARLYLE,
and having one of the best springs in the
county thereon. Sale to commence at 1O
O'Clock, A. NJ. Terms made known at the
place of sale,
LEONARD MADDUX, .9dm'r
Feb. 1-36ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
NOTICE.

TTNHE subscriber informs the public, particu-
Il larly his fellow citizens north of the Mis-
souri,, that no delay shall be occasioncd on his
part to commence the publication of the MIS-
soUHIAs," a weekly paper, in the town of ST.
Charles. Mr.. Briggs, one ofthe proposed pro-
prieters of the intended establishment, having
accepted partnership in the Arkansas Gazette,
the establishment will be conducted under the
sole management Of
ROBERT MsCLoUD.
The type, press, and paper, are now on the
way from New-York and Pittsburgh, and win
be located in St. Charles when received.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
Public Sale

RY order of the county commissioners
lp court of the county of Washington, will
be sold, at public sale, on Thursday the ninth
day of March next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on the
premises, the southeast quarter of section
No. two, township No. two north, range No.
four west-the estate of Abraham Thompson.
deceased. Terms, one third in hand, one
third in twelve months, and one third in eiph.
teen months. Attendance will be given bv
JOHN H. LAMBERT, .Adm'r,
Feb 1-36ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
StrayeA,

A STRAWBERRY ROAM MARE. 10 or
n Ia hands high, ball face, with white lie gs
to have taken the road to Kaskas ki /;
as he has been traced in that direction 10 a,
10 miles; had a rope halter on herneck: Any
person taking up said mare, and giving infol.
nation at w. C. WIeaINs' Hotel, at Edwards.
vile, shall receive Liberal compensatory.
Jan. l5-34f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
a PRECEPTOR

5 wanted at Ebenezer, in the vicinity of Ed
4 wardsviile, who is qualified to teach the
Greek and Latin Languages, and the higher
branches of Mathematics, &c, As this insti-
tuition has been organized some time, and
some classical students are dependingon it,
none but person qualified to teach the above
branches of science, and who can bring the
best recommendations as to his moral characs.
ter, need apply
The time of commencing will be the first.
of March next
Apply to either of the trustees of said school.
BY order of the board,
JOSIAS RANDLE, President.
Attest,
j. Y. SAWYER, Secretary.
Jan. II, 1820-34tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

MARRlED-At Oak Hill, Randolph county,
by the Rev. Mr.. Williams, Gen JAMES III.
DUNCAN, of the county of Jackson, to Miss
MARGARET srnree, of the former place.
DlED-At Philadelphia, in the 74th year of
his age, JAooB RUSH, President of the Court
of Common Pleas. of the city and county Of
Philadelphia.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
FOUND.

4 SOLDIERS DEED conveying tract OF
n military bounty land. The owner can
have it by applying at this Office, and paying
for advertising Feb. 8-35f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
Straw Mare,

CTRAYED or stolen from Edwardsville, on
- the evening of last Christmas, an IRON
GRAY MARE, years old last spring, about
l4t hands high, trots and paces-has the polB
evil Whoever will take up and return said
mare to the subscriber living on Silver Creek.
or to PARIS MASON, of Edwardsville, shall rev.
ceive five dollars, and all necessary charges.
ELIJAH ELLISON.
Marine Settlement, Jan. 29--S65t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

William S. .drcher has been elected
to the House Of Representatives of the
United States, from Virginia, by ma
iority Of about 1920 votes over yames
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

China.--1meresting advices have been
received from China, through Mr..
Mune, of the London Missionary Socie-
ty, resident there. That extensive en-
pire is greatly agitated, and apparently
on the eve of a revolution; the country
Is titled with secret societies, which nu.
merous executions cannot pu, down /;
one hundred per month are executed in
the single province of Canton, The
names of some of the societies are lu-
dicrous enough, viz: White Jackets,
Red Boards, and Short Swords I
A dreadful earthquake and famine late
iy occurred in China, and which the su-
perstltious natives consider as portend-
ing the fall of the present dynasty.
London PAPER.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
Books for Sale.

pUSSELL'S MODERN EUROPE, S vols.
IL Vols. IL and ~ AMERICAN STATE.
PAPERS, copies.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, vols.
BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES ON
THE LAWS OF ENGLAND, 4 vols,
The above books are of the latest and most
approved editions.
,9bply at this Office.
Nov. eft
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

Robertson, to supply the vacancy occa-+
stoned b, the election of Mr.. Pieasants
to the Senate Of the United States.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

EdwardsriHe Mechanics Society.
A. N adjourned meeting of this Society will
IA be held at the house of Messrs. ]. C. BAG
NER & SrucKEY, THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock.
A punctua attendance is requested.
GEORGE CHURCHILL, Secretary
Feb. Is, 1920
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15

Propositions are before the iegisla.
lures of Georgia and South Carolina to
tax the Branches of the Bank of the
United States located in those states.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-15
One Hundred Lots
Fifty Dollars Reward.

GTOLEN from the stable of the subscriber
y on the MI of the Sd inst. large BAY
HORSE, between 16 and II hands high, a ma.
tural trotter, shod all round, foretop shearcd,
short dark name and tail, his legs darker than
the rest of his body, his eyes indicate that he
has the disorder called the Hooks, between s
and years old, very stocky. Any person
taking up said horse and thief shall receive
the above reward, or IS dollars for either of
them. CHARLES MILLS.
Cane creek township, Pend settlement, ? e5a.
CaAatin county, Illinois, Jan. 6, 1920. ''''