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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-21

For Freight,
NK The brig SUSAN, captain Hobbs
Ez5G carries about 1900 bbls +; is good
el,and will be ready for a cargo in few
days. Apply 10 VIM. FOWLE s. Co.
Who bave for sale said orig s cargo, OF
200 tons plaster paris
Also landing from schr. Thetis, capt Hedges,
Is bbls Muscovado sugar
hhds retailing molasses
For Freight,
,sk The superior schr THETIS, He'd
sssSyx ges, master; carries about 1000 bbls;
is a first rate vessel will be ready for car
go in 8 days, and can take freight to the w.
Indies. or southern port Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-21
Bryan Hampson & Co.

HAVE on hand, and offer for sale
IL IS hhds. d 100 bbls Ist 4, ed quality
Muscovado sugars
80 hhds. bright molasses
z SO do Jamaica and Antigua rum
1870 bags prime green coffee
pipes London part. Tenerife wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
80 quarter casks Malaga do
A cases London mustard containing
pound y half pound cannisters
2 hhds. English alum
1900 lbs madden
A few tons patent shot, assorted sizes
White lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
'Y 49, sssRs EISR 1s alum }sALr
400 tons plaster
With general assortment of groceries,
and constant supply of the best family
-four. september 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-21

Nautical Aimanacs for 1920
and 81.
DOWDITCH'S navigator
- Blunt's coast pilot
Shipmaster's assistant
Seamens journals
Cargo books
Mercantile and shipping blanks.
A general assortment of charts, mathema-
ticai instruments, singly and in cases, of all
prices-Gupter's scales and divders-Day
and night elescopes-Reading glasses of
various sizes-pocket perspective glasses
with eight draws-silver and plated specta-
Giles. For sale by
nov is diff KENNEDY & SON,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
GAZETTE
. Shipping Last. @
....PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRITALS.

Tueslay, Sept. 5-Ar brig Milo, Merrill, Nor.
folk, -four and 81 aves.
W.dnssday-brg Britannia, Maxwell, Boston
Aour--sch Decatur, Cushing, st. Andrews, for
Baltimore, plaster.
Thursday-sloop An on, Ross, st. Andrews,
for Boston, plaster.
Fridry--Ar ,bip Elizabeth, Capt. M'Intosb. f6
days from Exums, with a cargo OF salt to A. Me-
Leilan, Esq.-Aug. 81. spoke brig Sanford, from
Jamaica, tos st John. B.--Sd inst. south Shoal
besring n. Il. distance 10 ieaguef, ship Thomas
FowIeS from Boston COR virginis--6lh inst. South
shoai bearing W, distant 80 miles, sch Susan, Of
Ba,h. from b ,ston for Norfoik-ssme day, Cape
Col bearing N. W. &C miles, brig somers, from
Boston. E,s West Indies.
Same day -sloop Millsdgyille, knight, Boston,
for PASSPORT, -four and meai-schs Mary Ann,
Prince, Alexandra, for ST. Andrews, hour-Re-
lief, Baxter, Halifax, plaster--Rliza, Stocker,
Portsmouth, salt.
Same day-brig Cordelia, Totmau, "a days
from Havana, molasses to w. Chadwick.--Left,
Aug. 10th, Ship Gen. Brown, lsascs, New York,
uncertain; brigs Argo, Keleran. Calen, Heating,
Fame, Thompson, discbarging, George, Mar
wick, Mechanic, Knight, Eliza, Freeman, not
sold Alexander, Davis, dischargng, all OF Port
land Perseverance,, Croker, Bath, uncertain ;
Confidence, Perkins, Boston; Hannah, Perkins,
Portsmouth, Irene, Denst do. not sold Rebecca,
Tate, Portland, discharging; Schr Gold Hunter,
Gorham, Boston, not sold going in, brigs Perse-
verance. Taylor, Philadelphia, uncertain Mar
garet, Hall, for Philadelphia in 10 days; NaStil-
US, Brown, Boston, waiting for orders; Nancy,
Taylor, for Boston in days.
Sept. 5.-South Shosi OF Nantucket bearing 4.
N. u. q lesg. distance, spoke orig Active. II
MARTINEZ, for Middleton, Comm Sept. Cat 8
A. NJ Nantucket bearing N. W. by N. f6 Iesg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
A CARD.
T,AE WRITING ACADEMY at the oil

THE WRITING ACADEMY at the old
i Masonne Hall, Hay-.Marksf Rs,S, will con-
tinue TO recsive addtionsf Scholars ill the enG of
the present week, aud no longer. IL 10 now but
two days since this New Institution was first
opened in Portlsnd, and more than one hundred
Ladies aad Gentiepen have already commenced
Writing.
The conditions are briefly these, viz Each
scholar shall be taught TO make good pen and TO
write an easy, free running hand, for ONE poll
LAR. Those who please, will be taught che Ital-
ian hand, which Is particularly fashionable for
young ladies' During n number OF years, my
price ives TEN DOLL AIRS for a course OF lessons, and
even al that price, there was generally D large
number attended. II 10 now year since my price
has been fixed at ONE DoLLAR for II lessons, and
the most respectable inbabitants in our isrges,
cities have not uader-vslued these lessons merely
because charged a fow priee. /, is fact, that
in the cities where l have been fer year past,
very few persons have called and examined my
method OF teaching and specimens Of impI ovement
who have not eogsged themselves or some OF their
friends as scholars. :.
$3.50 d. HEwETT.
N. d. Scholars may attend at any hour they
please, between sunrise snd sunset. Specimens
of Improvement made in q few hours may be seen
at the writing rooms.
For sale as above, aud at j. JoBNsoNs,
THE SELF TAUGHT PEN.MAN.
A new system of running hand, explaining il
self in the most simple manner, having prlnte
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

notes AMI directions fronting tue several plates, 80
that the scholar has only to turn the eye from the
right page 10 the left, in order to have all the in-
struction that eve. need be given by writing
master himself when present with him. 1hl. Is
different arrangement from that of any other trea-
tise on writing ever published in the United States
Second edition, with new plates, containing the
plain and orna mental bsads.--Price SO cents
~ u. s. At the request OF a number OF young
gentlemen a class. will be Instructed from to
o'clock ia the eseding Sept. IL,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
MEDICAL LECTURES.

THE LEcrURss in the Hedcal School Of Maine
4 are To Commence at Brunswick on the 18th OF
February next.
The foIIowing appointments have been made by
The Trustees aud overseers OF B0wdoin College,
namely:
DIR. NATHAN Smith. Of New-Haven, Lecturer
on the Theory and Praettcs Of Medicine.
Professor CLEAyEL,No, of Bowdoin College,
Professor Of Chemistry aud .Maie,ia Ntdiea and
d.. EDWARD krrNoLDs, oi Boston, Lecturer
on anaioD,y and Surgery
The len. ming and reputation Of these gentlemen
together with the iiberainy and patronage Of the
Legislature, will Cause the School oopen w'ththe
most ha,iering prospects. sept. IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

distance fell in with the channel feet consisting
Of IS or so sail of fishing vessels. Same day
Cape CD high land bearing y. w, IS leag. dis
tance. Spoke brig Joseph, Glover, 90 days from
Boston
.Sattyday-brig Laurel, Haskell, St. Andrews,
for Philadep hia plaster.
Sunday-schr Trader. Liscsm, Wilmington,
-four.
Moaday-ar ship Neutrality, Lewis, Havana,
mclas.es to Hon. Asa Clapp.
CLE.fR.4NCEs.
Tuesday, Sept. SCI brig Barzillai, Pote, st.
Andrews-schrs Factor, Hubs, do.--Franklin,
Baker, New York.
Wsdnesday brig Milo, Merrill, Halifax.
Thmsdag--sl Jefferson, Strout, st. Andrews
sch Olive, Prince, do.--brg Midas. Prince, do.
Fradag--sl Ranger, Smith, Eastport.
safur1ay-sl Fancy Packet, Waite, Eastport.
sch Jackson, Chadwick, Norfolk
Sald1y---sohs Aretas, johnson & Mary Ann,
Prince, for St. Andrews.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

Name Bo,edsia, though less LAVISH OF her hon
our, than Harrard bestows them with no less dis
elimination, and those who receive them, may be
equally proved of the distinction they confer.
But four Diplomas in Law have beeh'given 10y
this Institution, since its establishment the trst
was to DAVID SEwALL, late Judge of the United
States Court, in this district: the second TO
BsNJAMAN VAUGHAN, of Halroweli the third to
JEREMIAH Mason, late Senator in Congress
from New-Hampshre, and the last to PRESTlss
MsILEN, Chief Justice of the State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
Fish Inspection Office.

Georgeio,en, September isi, 1920.
TINE subscriber having been appointed by ,h'
il Governor and Council, Inspector General OF
Fish, for the State Of Maine, hereby gives notice
10 all who have oifcia,eJ as Deputy Inspectors fo
the past year under the Inspector General OF Fish
for The ComnrvDv eslth Of Massachusetts, and who
wish to be reappoin,ed, will make application IN
wgjtipg at my Office
BENJAMIN EMMONS, Inspector General.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
COMMUNICATED.

M1s. French, gave two Concerts last week on
Thursday and Friday evenings, TO small, select
but highly delighted audiences. Our praise OF
the rchness, melody and compass Of her voice,
and Of hef delicate, graceful and wonderful exc
cution, can add nothing to the reputation her
powers have deservedly acquired in the pr'nci-
pal cities of this country. five may be permit
ted to select those songs, with which we were
most gratified, from what as whole was so ex-
cellent, we should name Sc Down the burn Da-
yie'' for sweetness and simplicity, Roy's wife
for a tenderness and expression that comes over
the .oul with an indescribablc emotion, aud the
" Echo song" as an exquisite display OF natur-
al power and skill of the highest order.-lt is to
be regretted that a larger number did not i'm
prove this opportunity Of rational delight, and Of
cultivating their taste by exhibitions OF uncom
mon excellence. Mrs. FRENcH is no ordinary
character the amiable light in which she was
first introduced TO the public, gave her strong
claims upon its scnsibility and esteem. This
added to the Vaccinations Of her voice, and her
unexceptionable private character, have contin.
ued to advance her in public estimation.
Charlatans, jusslers aud mounteoanks, howev-
er, have drawn fuller houses in this town, than
this highly caltivatcd lady, with all her claims
upon our best feelings.
The article ia our last on the subject Of the ex-
animation Of Lieut.. Hobart, as we'll ~ the com
munication respecting the regulation Of the army
which allows soldiers the use Of ardent spirits,
was thought by some to imply censure towards
the highly respectable officers at Fort Preble.
The frat article was written without any refer
ence whatever to any other officer than the one
under examination and We understand from our
correspondent, the only motive which Influenced
him in writing, was that Of calling the attention
OF government to the regulation which has been
the source Of 30 much evil.
We are not among those who have advocated
the many labor-savins machines which are so
common in the country, and the many royal roads
TO proficiency in the arts and sciences but we
cannot forbear noticing and admirns the won
dertul progress which the scholars OF Mr.. HEw-
EFT, the Writing Master who has lately come
among us, have made in the beautiful accom-
plishnent Of Chirograpby. One who had taken
lessons but six hours, made a material change
in his hand, from very scrawling, irregular writ
ing, to neat running style, and in the same time
learnt to make his pen. In this there appeared
to US no deception.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the oxford MEDICAL
SOCIETY, will be held at the Dwelling
House of Mr.. Moses Hsmnond, in Paris. or
w Wednesday ihe Alb Of October at 10 O'Clock M
0-5-The particular attention Of the members !
requested. ROBERT CARR, Rec See'y.
SEPT Oh 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
an,rpIra MEMORANDA,


Brig Mechanic. Harding, Tor Havenai sailed lr
Matanzas Goth uii.
At ST. Thomas Sist ult. brig Susan & Srah,
Larrabee, just az from ST. Bars, for this port In
2 days.
ST. John Brooks, Prince, hence, has ar at Phil
adelphia.
Brig Collector, Blanchard, for Portland, has cl.
at Baltimore.
Brig Paymaster, Prince, Of Northyarmouth, for
St. John, sailed from Alexandra lst inst.-sch.
Halsey, Robinson, for Thomaston.
sch Iislcy, Stanwood, from ~. Andrews, ar at
PHILADELPHIA, Cd Inst.
Brig Susan, Prince. for Boston and this pori, cl
at Baltimore Sd insss
Sch. Comet, Racklde, for Boston and Portland,
was up at Fredericksburg goth.
Ar at New York, 4th st.brig Albert, Winslow,
Of this port % days from Guadaloupe-Leit Aug.
4, briggs Enterprise, Edwin aud Diligence, Of this
port So, March, OF Castine, just schs Re-
trieve, and Aimira, of Castine, loading.-Aus.
Is, lat. 81, long 81, experienced heavy gale
from 8. l.. to s. W.-lost maintopsail aud fore
topmast staysa,l, stove seven hhds. molasses, and
sustained some other injury.
Brig Lydia, Higgins, of Bath, for Portland,
sailed from Bonayista, about 1st Aug.
81 Jone. Hale, Prince, Of Portland, 33 days
from Baltimore, ar at Savannah gath ult.
Sch. Globe, Hill, from saco, has ar. at Nor
folk.
Sch. Jubilee, Wadsworth, Of saco, . days
from the Delaware, has ar. at Charleston.
Sch. Alexander, Milliken, 81 days from bos-
ton, ar at Savannah 22d ult.
Brig Missionary, Townes, Of kennsbunk, for
Gibraltar, was up at New.Orleans 9Th ult.
The 1riaen, Mason. of kepaebunk, sailed from
Cowes 5uly 3, foe Corunna.
Sch Henry, Tilton, of Bristol, arrived at the
Bar last week from Belfast, and after she had run
in over tho bar the wind died away, aud IN at
tempting to fetch by the Revenue Cutter, (which
came with oil for the light house, which was
layiny in the channel, moor'd head and stern
with her jibboom rugged out, ran foul of her,
and carried away the Henry's main mast, main
sail, quarter Jail, &c. The passengers in the
II. escaped injury, although her mast was broke
in three pieces. She snow up to town repairing
and viii. sail in a few days for Belfast, and East.
port. tSs~o"ryPo" PaP".)
Briys Eliza, Bourne, Kennsbunk, dscharsing-
Phenix, Blackmer, for bath IN three days
Portland, Burnham, aud schr. Hannah, Crawford,
of Gardiner, for Boston, dischargiag, were at
Brig Statira, Little, for Bath in days, was at
ST. Thomas 18th ult.
Sch Wasp, Wade, of Bath, sailed from ST. Johns
Porto Rico, 18th ult. for Aquadillu Mayaguez.
Brig Harriet 4 Lucy. fsrnsworth, from Cam
den, at Savannah 26,h uIt.
Brig Decatur, Of Bristol, Me. from Baltimore,
has put into Norfolk for repairs having sprung
leak.
Sch Adventure, Decrow, Of Camden, from
Bermuda, ar at Wilmington, N. c. 26th.
Brig Decatur, Miller, for Madeira, and
market cl at Georgstown, Col 3ist ult.
Sch Hazard, Cooper 20 days from Castine ar
at New York 4th inst. A
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
DIED.

70 sedgwirk, on the 3lst ult. Mr.. John Byerd,
aged about 43 yean-Capt. Stephen Web5er,
aged about 40.
In this town, Mrs. Joann Mackic, aged 2l-A
child OF Mr.. David Seavey, aged 10 months-Mr.
JAMES JoRpcS, aged 81. On Saturday he was
inferred with masonic honors.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

BoSTOV sEpr. 5-Al scbs Ann, Emery. o..
sac,. Fredericksburg 10; Aorning, Star, Dfinkwa-
ter, Of Nor,hrort. Philadelphia, 7 +; SIS Packet,
R,b,nson. of Dalnet scotia Bristol; Jane Plum
nee, Bristol at qnar brig Despatch, Derrng of
This por., 10 lays ir Hagana-c -ch Seven Sisters,
Perkins, Cas,,ne az sch Superb, M'farland
Beliast--ci 81 Mhedsviie, Knight, Eas,port--
7,h, ar ship Concord. Storer, of Sac, Amsterdam,
So sch. Olive 3 anch Cooper OF P',tston, East
pot Aliler, Brooks, do.--ci sch Catharlne, Hor-
ion, ST Peters---8th sch Cyrus, Tar. of Himpden.
Belfast ri brig Dngley. Syringe, Bath; sch
Morning Star, Dfiuksale', Northaori.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
MEDICAL INSTITUTION OF HAIR

MEDICAL INSTITUTION OF HAIR
1Vl WARD UNIVERsIfY.---Ihe Lectures oil
the Medical Institution of Harvard University,
will begin at abe Medical College in Boston, on
the third W ednesday OF November next, asd con.
Time daily foe three months
Anatomy and Surgery. by DIR. W AkREN.
Chemistry, by DR.. GoRHAM.
Midwifery aud Medical Jnrisprudence, by
DE-. CLAIMING.
Maleria Medica. by Dr. BIGEL0w.
Theory aud Practice OF Medicine, by
De-. JAoKsoE,
Boston. September g. te.o.P. 4w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
MARRIED.,

In Falmouth, by the Rev, Nh. Mi'timore. Mr.
Andrew Bradford mer. Of Fair fax, to Miss Aim
"a Merrill, daughter Of Gen. James Merrill, Of th'
former phase.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
vEssFIs SPOKEN,

Sept. 2, lat. 40, long. II, sch. Ospra, Lorins,
2 DAYS from st. Andrews, for Philadelphia.
Aug u, brig Ann Mara, Patten, Of Bath, o
DAYS fron Havana for New York.
sep. Ia. AZ. long 81, brig Be'sey, Dole, 9
DAYS ir Wiscasset.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
BANK OF PORTLAND.
CAUTION !

HERBAS EPRRAIM LOMBARD of Cor
w ham, hclds note Of hand sie ned by me,
dated the 5h Of Sept. inst for the sum Of 'bi,'y
dollars. TIL. 10 60 caution all persops against.
purchasing aid note a. have determined never to
pay any par, Of it, having never received any
der alton for the zane John SMITH.
Corham, Sept. 9, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12
HEALTH OF THE COUNTRY.

HE.dL1H OF THE COU.NZhf.
Philadelphia still continues to suffer under the
effects Of the malignant fever during the week
ending Saturday the End inst there were 1903
deaths in that city, Of which were by this dis
ease. New cases were occurring every day.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

A destructive Fire broke out On the 11th Of
August. at Mobile, in the State Of Alabama,
which swept off between 90 and 80 stores; tho
loss is estimated at 100000.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

TIE Weather has been oppresAvely warm for
the last week. and although the mercury on some
days did not rise so high as on former occasions,
this summer, yet the effect was more powerful
upon the constitution and feelings. This is prob.
ably owing to he state ofthe atmosphere, which
is moist and non-elastic. The mercury rose on
Wednesday TO e6o, and on Sunday to 98o, the
highest point during the season. The earth Is
suffering for want Of rain, and its products in this
vicinity will consequently come far short Of the
promise of spring.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

On the 29th Of August, the Belona Powder
Mills, in the vicinity Of Baltimore, were blown
W, with several dreadful explosions, in each Of
which number of workmsn were killed, and
more wounded. This is the fourth time, these
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-12

Savannah and New Orleans, are also said TO
be visited by this fatal disorder.
The other cities of the United States are hap
PLY enjo, ing an unusual degree Of good health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
FROa1 Ep ,Ncp

NEW YoRK, SEPT. - The ship Nimrod
60 &. Ceuter, arrived yesterday morning from
HaYte, hn"gine Paris papers to TIE StlI nlfimo.
EltrICt OF 1t hiier tram Harrr, lIa. OH
Tie situation Of our Market remains file
SAME a' yer ours OF The 20 rgsf a parcel OF
very irii0e Carolina cotton, say 50 s0nate
bIlos, brought the day before Yesterday 3Cls
aus pea gni "emiisi stili maintain our quo.
tdtpH iOr lpltuds 1T 81 = 36 sud 81 10 ag Tor
II q Ian Rice dali 1872, so a %, 50 dnfvrsid.
So. DoHHnso coffee. 49, 81 IN bond fine Ha-
ana r. flee S.
BAyRE. Jufy By The psoei.ions of The
rew Dscree. ibc premium OF ~ francs granted
NJ NreHch vessels Is applicable only 10 cotton
imported FROM 5Ouib America, aud our own
or '1reiGn Colours, Bat cot a. cotton Itnp,rt.
III uGect ifom POiis Of tbs United states,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
TIE fLenlth of o,,r Ctr

PHILADELPHIA, September 25.-Thc
Report OF !u,ermenis in onr city for The
last two weeks have been usual, favour
ab!e-and they demonstrate, without com.
parfson, that Phiiadeiphia is as healthy al
this period as any other City in the
Union. Last week the fioial number IT
Deaihs Was Serenty-twentyS tbree Of these
were children under five years OF age !;
eleven were from the Aims House, and
ten were People OF Colour. Blu, three
deaths occurred OF a Malignant disease.
fi'ki{ ID. Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

fk'NDSF La -ByVirtHe OI0 deedoJ frnsL executed
, bg JohH GIief dRd PafSV his rife. 10 Roberk
Fotk0rd md Hifi0m Coleman, on me an 6gg Of
pcfobey ~ me BeNr 1918. aRd TCc0Tded M the r0NfV
C'"rt Of hiRg UtH0m 10 secure me yagD,cBt of
cc'f0iR SIMS Of moaeg ~ me PrcSideHt and m0ttcr5
CNPCHScs 0HeNdiHg the trust tcikE he s0a ar 1HbHc
0HcfioH, 10 fhc highest bddCr Ter readg aronev on
MONDAY The 2Tth day " November next (IS2a) Ell the
toHTthoHSe of King Htiam c0RRfg U(air. Ofher1rise
nc Grd fair d0g MereGffor, TWO TRACTS OR
PARCELS or LAND isiRg In fhe cOuHfV Of HTng
IHiam, continuing fsr0 hHBdred ami Thirteen. or
tu0 hHifred md ftccfg three 0crcs rith fnO s0fcy
eTfSt n4tIS sH1frd on fhC BrCmiSfS bpiHr me same
IRE t56cfs or ParcctS NJ igRd amt mills purchased
Wthe IJffifcnt, 00d masters, or professors of I'm
mt UGrg C0HfCe, byfhc Said JohU run. The S0Ee
uH he mute bctHeeH Tie hourS NJ ten Ocgock in me
fireman aHd three M The aIterHoon on me dun and
at the piacc 0toyCg4id kg
NOfFRf POLLARD, Ex'or of Robert Pollard.
IHObAS COLEMAN, EXOT OF WIN. Coleman.
September 20, II .g7f