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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-18
office.

VTHOSE gentlemen who have heretofore
been supplied with Messr.. Murdoch,
1u,lIe, Wardrop Il Cos superior Madeira
VINE, through the late Mr.. VIM. Hodgson
are requested. hencetorward to apply 10 the
subscribers, who are now the only agents OF
that house for the District OF Columbia, and
tateof Virginia
A. C. CAZENOVE & Co
p,av o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-18
Boarders in the Country.

TIME Subscriber can accommodate few
genteel Boariers during the Summer
season, at his residence Howard thee mites
FROM Alexandra, beng 6ae airy silua ion.
l. I. 0. WlLBAR
iunc %. 2aw3w.
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Paper Hangings.
JOHN A. STEW ART.

LAS received his spring supply OF 10.
i Il above article, consisting ofthe neTesI
fashions;whicb, with bis iorHer sioe MAKE
the assortment verJ large and ccnEeH'
nay Ie
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-14
From the Connecticut Mirror.

Extract Of letter from an American gentle
man at Rome to his friend in Sicily.
Rome March 80, 1921
have reached Home at last, but in man.
ner and through course OF adventures which
did not anticipate when wrote you from
Naples. We left Naples with the Couriers
on The night Of the 18th, but had not passed
Capau mile before we met some struggling
Nespoli,an soldiers, & very soon the whole
Neapolltan division destined to the defence
OF the parties near The coast. They had
been marching with great rapidly. appar-
emily much ialgued, and were almost desi-
tule OF baggage wagons. We were passing
through them until neatly mid day, when
we reached the River Garigllsno the ancient
Liris, and louni that they had turned its
bridge Of boats, even before their own foice
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REMEDY FOR SPiTFING oF ELuoD,
To Samuel L. Mitchell, nj. d. &c.
.New York, bib Sept. 1921,
SIR,
| address you at the particular request Of
my son, the late DR.. John Q. Wynkoop.-
Ills disease was Consumplive, and in It's pro-
gress, be had repeated attacks OF hamorr-
hage from the lungs or splitting of blood. To
relieve this symptom. he drank tea made
OF water, hoarbound, or sycapus originicus,
caleb also bugle weed. With this commu-
nication you will receive sample of plant,
being part of the parcel he used to take. Ii
operated as sovereign remedy against the
inward bleeding, which it used to stop with.
out tail; and il was bis desire, during bis
last illness that the beneficial effects of this
remedy should be published to the world
His case adds confirmation to the favorable
statements that have already been made of
its great virtue in hamop'ysis.
My own observation shows, that this ma
tive vegetable possesses similar powers in
restraining blood from outw ard injuries, such
as cuts and bruises, it applied 10 the wound
ed part in substance. Hoping this iniorna-
ton will be serviceable to my fellow crea.
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PETER WYNKOOP.

lures. offer you the assurance OF mT re-
specl.
PETER WYNKOOP.
P.S The bugle weed is now IN season
and exhort apothecaries, d uggiSts. and
collectors of sanstve herbs, TO go forth and
procure 1t before the frost COMES.
p w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-14
REVIEW OF THE BOSTON MARKETS

REVIEW OF THE BOSTON MARKETS.
From Friday, Aug 3l,to Friday, Sept. Z.
SUGAR.
We quote Havana a shade lower than our
las, Prime retailing fully supports former
prices. Sales of Havana browns by auction
have been fIom Do 35 to 10 SO prime
quality: fair whites have been sold both by
public auction and private contract, at about
I5i-65 hhds. and $50 bbls. strong grained
Porto Rico Muscovadoes brought forward by
auction this forenoon, friday were all rea
div taken for home consumption at Dl1 to
81. as to quality Very little has been done
in the article for expectation.
Martinique and Guadaloupe
Muscoyadoes, ordiDar.:,
scarce u a9
S, Croix and finer quality st is
Havana whites IA 10
R,ovn Havana. 81 10i
Brazil white, 10 cases, scarce i23 l4t
do broNa do 70 iOs
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ton.
Orleans, prime quality,
lew bales in the mai.
k.,, held 20 AL
Good I8 1871
siquali;y 16 II
Geo. Upland, prime none
Good Is a II
Ordinary Is 10
Alabama l25 l6
FLOUR and CORN We quote
Alexandra, Fredericksburg,
Richmond Country and Balti
mole wharf, at Dj
Richmond City Mills, g. Bal
timore Howard street st
Prices at which sales have been made during
the week. The demand has been very lm-
it'd, bu. lit, lie new -four has arrived here.
Northern lnuian Corn 50 CTS.
Southern 49 a 81
Rye 53
HIDES.
The importatioDs recently have been small.
Yesterday about l50O heavy hides were en-
tered but not yet sold. THIS lot constitutes
nearly all the stock in the first hands. We
quote
Buenos Ayres % 50 lbs. II al75
do 2la29 " IG! II
PemsmbuccO ii a Isl
Caracas Is II
Porto Rico ii lG5
MOLASSES
Although the supplies continue very limit
ell, we do not notice any ma'erlal alteration
in prices A parcel VI very superior retail
ing brought forward by auction on Thursday
was disposed Of at from 81 3lt. We quote
New Orleans 50 SO!
Martinique and Guadolouge 20 a 81
. SuInam 29s295
Havana s6s27
WHALE OIL.
Small sales at 33 els.
ASHES.
Purchases, Pots ll5 ll6
Pearls leo
FISH.
Sales well cured, IN Shore Goldfish, have
been at 90
Scale fish rs
Mackerel, No 2, 4
Nos, 2 SO
No Grand B INK, or Labradore well cured
fish yet in market.
The above review is made on a liberal
wholesale trade.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-14

Siam 3 liz
Batavia, and Canton, n,ne
Benares white. double boi'd 10 iq'
do. aud Beerboom brown
do 10 IL
Benares, Bagga and Rhadna-
gore brown and grey o. loa
Nov Orls,o. u III
COFFEE
es9 bags Of ST. Domingo, of good quality
brought forward by auction this forenoon
(Frdsy) commenced at 2Si and closed al
s8t-the principal part at the latter price
and for consumption IN the States ne
stock on hand of Coffee continues very Inn
tied, and we cannot give quotation al
which sales would be made, should more ar
rive than our immediate wants require.
INDIGO-We quote
Bengal blue, scarce z
Blue and Violet 90a2
Violet l. Purple
and Purple 30 8''
LOWeE QUALITIES ~
TOBACCO.
We do not know of any important sales
of Kentucky Some good Virginia has been
disposed OF for expectation at about 8 cls.
COTTON.
The tran,anactions in Cotton have been
more considerable THAI for some weeks pre-
vious, yet we do not alter our quotations.
About $40 bales Alabama, ordinary, have
been disposed of a, Ia cts; some Tennessee,
ordinary at l5-and $50 bales New Orleans
I'd quality, at about l6i cts-all for exporta-
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lures. offer you the assurance OF mr. re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-14

Nsv York Daily AdUsrtiser Office
Sept. ~. )
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
Cvaon.-The import this week was Zoio paie''
lO42 from New Orleans,
900 nom Carolinas and Georgia.
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81 he office Of Courier and the mode Of
conveying the mail in Italy may not be ia
miIiar TO every reader. II is not conveyed
as with US by contractors and passed from
driver to driver-At regular distances vary
ing from to 10 miles, post houses are es-
tablished, furnished with horses and pos
tilion to every pair, superintendent by a
postmaster all at the expense ufgovernment.
The mail and the passengers who are to
travel with 1t 60 in the same carriage until
they enter the confines of another state, BIT
are furnished with fresh horses, and postil-
lions every post. They are committed to III.
care Of courier who travels the whole dis.
lance with them. 1t is his duty to see that
they are conveyed with safety and despatch
and the passengers suitably provided for,
and he is therefore authorized to call for
any number of horses and guards be may
think necessary On entering the borders
of another State, another carriage and cour.
ier are ready 10 receive them, bot the same
system is continued
Any traveller by providing himself with
carriage and obtaining permit from the Di-
rector of the post may be furnished H. 'ae
same manner with relays of;horses, and by
extra ICES 10 the Positions my travel more
agreeably and rapidly than any other wcde
For persons. who know how To resist the
lmpusiions OF Italians. it is not more expen.
sivr, especially if their baggage is mol very
light.
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SOUTHERN do. virginia IV9 II IL
do do n. Carolina 81 a log
Rye 81 a SIS cts.-Northern Corn, 6U; South
en- do. 81 81.
Exchange on London-S 3+per cent premium.
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REMEDY FOR SPLITTING OF FLOOD,
To Samuel L. Mitchell, NJ. ID. &c.
.Nev York, 5lh Sept. 1921,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
IT NV
BISHOP or THE, DTOCUSF


TOTHE REV. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
BISHOP or THE DIOCESE.
SIR,-l am much indebted to YOU for the
consideration with which you have vouchsaf-
ed to honor me and far from resenting the
favor with the contumeIy too common ia
newspaper correspondents, acknowledge il
with thanks.
You feel as you ought for the interests OF
your church, and defend it with a frankness
not unworthy the cause. DESTROYS as YOU
can be, for the promotion of true religion land
anxious that the milistry of every denomina-
ton shall be well instructed in literature and
morals, | am nevertheless an advocate for re-
lI5ious liberation, inseparable from true free
dom. Your exposition has not convinced my
understanding, nor even Informed me Of any
new fact. No immediate evil may result TO
any one, from the mode of the establishment
oil the theological school contemplated but
even the most unthinking know, that eccles-
astlcal usurpatlons more than others, have
ever begun under tie appearance of mild and
harmless formalities. Submit to one invasion
of our equal rights, and every species of exac-
ton and tyranny may follow.
You ask, " shall the Episcopal church be
prevented from locating their theological Sc
mnary in Williamsburg, because other socie-
ties will not adopt a similar measure z" By
no means nor do object to the establish
ment oftfe seminary at. Williamsburg but
TO the advantages promised the students by
the professors and visitors Of the college.
Let the seminary be there with all nv heart ;
let the professors invite the students to their
houses inform them by their example cdi-
fy them by their conversation but immedi-
ately they enter the walls of the college, or
take 4 book from the library, on any other
principles than all other sects may, the pro-
fcssors depart from their duty. They may
dispense with tuition fees 70 any one they
please, but they cannot say that those of a
particular religious faith, or OF a political
creed, may have the use of the library, or the
halls of the college, or its apparatus, gratis
while Others are made to pay for them. The
distinction is very different when applied to
individuals and to classes of society. The
Legislature ofVirginia might well vote a cru.
ci6x or sword to yourself for any merito-
rious service in defending the country, or the
common faith Ofus all, with your arm or you
cI0qucnce but should il enact that the Dish.
op Of the diocese shoIld on his instament, be
entitled 30 a certain large sum of money, or ia
a cfaciliS, or sword, or 10 any immunity o.
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present however small or that he alone
shoudh have the hall ofiegislation for church
L apprehend no one will maintain, that il
would act IN conformity to the spirit, or even
letter OF Our laws, and institutions.
fhe professors ola college then, cannot dis
tmSush among religious any more than a.
nong political sects. Its operation mus; be-.
Tree as the air. Suppose, daring the tyranny
oil JonN ADAMS 10 which he was led by his
advisers, he was never "A tyrant il personal
character, init IA pltriot,) BfsHop MADISON,
had declared by advice of the visitors, that all
aunerents To the administration should be add
United to the lectures and library, gratuitous-
~ would not this havebcen departure from
the original object of the trust, at once palpa-
bic and illegal ? Where is the difference be-
tween advantages given 10 religious sects, and
political factions ? There is none. l say
therefore, that the scheme is unconstitutional
and Illegal. Your answer, that the seminary
VIII derive no assistance from the funds of the
college, contains a clear implication, that il it
tfid, the plan would be inadmissblc. Ycu have
Incautious!y given up the question for the
nails OF the college, the apparatus, and the Ii
brary, are as plainly pledged for the use OF
the public as the funds from which they are
derived they have changed their shape, but
they are forever part of the .GtadS OF the col
ieSe. will not enlarge on a proposition so
manifest but advise that the question should
be better considered before it is acted on.
have the honor to be with very great re-
spect your obedient servant
n DISSENTING FARMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07
ELNIWOOD Ar AUCTTON

ON the i0b day Of September next being Orange circuit
~ court day, will he offered the highest bidder at the
Courthouse this beautiful esab residence ofte
late Dr. Charles Taylor dec lying within miles Of Or
ange Courthouse, the main road leading Stevensburr
containing iO9 of valuable Southwest Mountain land
well enclosed, aud well waered with neverling springs
on which very large twO-,ory dwcllngouse, with the
necessary OuthOuSe This farm abounds with almost every
description OF fruit common TO this climate.
1t IS deemed unnecessary enter infinitely into
description OF this valuable property is presumed all
who may wish TO establish themselves this saulrious and
delightful neghbOrhood will avail themselves of this oppor-
tunityThe property will he shown, any information
given by either Mr.. John Taylor adjoining, Capt Robert
Taylor irThe payments will be made easy and accom-
dating any person could ask.
THOMAS JENKINS,
ROBERT TAYLOR, Jr. EXECUTORS.
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they have mistaken it moro than fifty or sixty
yards The true direction of Walkers line is
South, SO degrees West. In the delncatipn
of that line, Marshalps map of Kentucky rs to
natural objects is found TO DO remarkably ac-
Curat,..
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-, TWICE 4 wrff..
GRAND State Lottery 0}' .lfGT7J'oRd.
SECRETARY OFFICE. B,4i,n,or

ilNi = or tlLE. DAft.iorr,
4ae~,st !, Ia.l.
IhFFlCIAL NOTlCE.-Sirce tie dsy aunar rcsd ~
" the commencement of the drawing OF The tipna rAIE
LOTTERY of Marland the increased dcsad ia tickets
aud shares has fu eviced the popularity gat s,c
rioriy of the scbcmerhe brihncy OF the rfzeshe AZ
r,ngemcnt Of The stationary rremumsc low price oi vs
eis-thc little risk attendant sesiin.ni ttsy ma bsrr
po Jias 10 prize and the payment Of all nrises in
gold OF silver in ofhe Dans oftlc ur,d Stntes
have tended 10 the sales made IN short prio
TilE MANAGERS duly anrrecia,ng fbe III era paIionaso
oil The public have determined IN progress with the DRAW
IN" TWICE WEEK, commencing ashereiofore
eel, GU WEDNESDAY the i5th IF tkr )rr irstk, und-r
GOVERNOR and COUNCIL.
The Capital prizes IN the splendid scheme the Star
Lottery are 10000 dolls.-sOOJ0 uapO2 of JlO-.O ,f
1000 dollars Sc. Sc.-l will he rcolcced bling
pcrior advantage the early ntlyenfrr that tn a. q draa
three ho'saad Biants ,itie. 7sn Doia,s
the nrt didra MURDER viii receive premium vi OA
THOUSAND DOLLARS agreeable to the schrre
b'aoie 1ittsis only ! 10 G9,iarteys : -
RGftrs E;.sifS IS
03'Or,iers enclosing, the cash. by mail. post paid
Nae CONVEYANCE viii meet the prompt attention rs
on personal application, ajdr, sod to
j. |. COHEN. Jr.
Secretary to tie ff.rnoyrr. Ilai,ir.o,~
IT ht COHEN'S OFFICE, the Capitals OF ;O0De dolls
ioOo05oo0 SC sold in the tao last l;aore ioe-
res, and where MORE CAPITAL pi;fES have been sold
than nj any other Office in America.
Bamofe( August !. ,e6-5,f
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IOY virtue ola deed trust dated the 10th dayof Ferar,
- 1919 executed by Richard Glazebrook and Lucy s
10 recorded IN the county Of Hanover Will b.
sold The highest bidder for rendr nony The OF
Parke Tiney, Fiyfhe On Astaf ils;. df fair 20
fair day therener) Of Hard containing Ss
acres much thereof will bc sucierd aisfy the
purposes said tfs-itbeing the laud which the said
Richard Glazebro0k aud hs mother reside.
We shall only convey such tile, is vested In " e
trustees.
CHARLES y GoODALL.
FRANCIS BfUSr, y''N"'"
Hanover. Aueust tf-'7e
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70I1SNi'OITIICE,5- ~

GARNET Informs those parents aud guardians who
w DESIGN conhde their dagg es and bcr core
tint Icr SCHOOL viii commence the Isl Of October.
~ scholars thhn the number frs mentioned Gun
conveniently Uugni ann s'utt acgoINOoteu nppt"tifps
since some doubt NAV arise from her having omitted
ANY thing the subi7cf with those Who may lie too D,
otev tko iircir laul ters huGc r variation
Mrs. o. awaits herself ~ this occasion say. tdf she vii
ling TO board them during that period Tor - each
Essex, August T.. PET
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NfRGfNIA Alta Superior Court Of Ciancery held at fb
Capitol the City Of Richmond the I'D day Of January

NIhbINtA: Alta Superior Court Of Clnncery held the
Capitol in the City Richmond the day Of January
1921
William Jones, appellant,
Peter Caywell exor of Elizabeth Jones' dec. Ippene
This cause his dlv TO be heard on transcrpt
ofhe record Of the decree aforesaid and argued v
counsel On consideration Whereof this being of op-
ION that the said decree Is erroneous doth adudge order
md decree that the he annued and that
he appellee out ofhe estates Of his fesarx his hands TO
be administered ii much thereof he hath but IL not then
out OF his estate do paw unto the appellant the by
cre And the proceeding pronounce such an order
the said county should made doth further order
that the Injunction awarded The appellant the ninh dny OF
September. thousand eight Hundred and seventeen TO
stay execution Of judgment recovered yain him. by Eli
slbeh Jones in the county Of Buckingham I've dissolve
ed except 10 the seventy Eve pounds seven lings
and pence with interests the first dav Of Juv
one thousand eight hundrcd and seventeen on sixty pounds
part thereof And the doth further order that one Of
Us Commissioners do examine the ION which YER
dict at law was reudercd at The instance the appellant for
the purpose Ofasceraining whether he allowed credit
Tor the sixty pounds aforesaid, And that the said
Commissioner report the the term o the court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent bv him
self or which NAV be required by The Parties 20 be stated
A Copy--Teste, WM. w. HENING &. &.
Commissioner's Oficr, Richmond Auy,sf 4,h 1921.
The parties Interested VIII please take notice that have
appointed thc nth day Of September 10 commence the
examination OF the directed in the foregoing order Of
The Court which day NJ O'Clock A. W. they arc desired to
attend 81 Office in this city with their papers vouchers
ready for examination. H. BAKER. NC
August T. 1G-w2m
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WOODSTOCK nor SALE-

isssuu offer for sale the valuable whcreon
Islk- now reside, purchased lately from Bernard rs
Carter Esp called WOODSTOCK the county of Fauaier
on the waters Of Cedar about miles below WaTreon
50 from Frodericksbur famouth Occoquan and Dufies
aud 40 from Alexandra by the turnpike Buckla Ti
tract contains 42fT by late surveys, and divided in
To three farms About third of the whole is wood
aud part heavily mhered. There between five and
six hundred of cleared low grounds quality
excellent enclosures all the FARMS with woodland and
meadows conveniently distributed for The high land
is in state Of productive cultivation, lies remarkably well
aud is adapted plaster and clover There valuable mill
seat abundant stream about the whole
tract and III neighborhoOd peculiarly demanding its i-
provement more particular description Is deemed
ccSsary, person disposed purchase will view
the property The Estate viii be disposed ofin agge-
gate in separate ars purchaser purchasers
whole part lie accommodated with all Negroes
(about 2O0 portion the but M appgice
zion for thc NcgTDs erPt by J,,chrssyS Of The fand
Also the growing crop of CONN, wh STOCKS of ever
description, FARMING UTENSILS, &c &C. Letters rost
paid 10 Fauquier Courthouse Virginia viii be
promptly attended to. WILLIAM 4. GARTER
. AuouSt Z.
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First rate Tobacco Land, without reserre.

FU5t rae IObuccO IIulId, without reserve.
- on Wednesday, tle 29M 1uzgi, I shall sell AZ
fstm public auction, without reserve, the tract of
isssm LAND which reside.In point of soil, local
s'a- situation and neghborhood this farm is inferior
TO IN the upper country.
Persons DESTROYS Of yesting funds IN real estate would DO
well to attend The sale Of the above prOprFtyTerms
fourth in hand the balance IN l. and ycarssecury upon
the land fJr The deferred payments will be required.
~ tlc timc w be- sold several very valuable M
GBOES-A.Othc STOCK Of every description tive farm.
SAMUEL nNEB,Jr
Aibcmlrle, June 20. f4.-w9w
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NOrIGIL-

ON The LIST Of August TOOK from board Dudley Mon
~ nVue's boat parcel of scsutling for sttddng n
owner is requested to prove property and pay charges it
will be sold according 70 Law.
WIN. PIGGOTT, Inspector Of Boots
Annnai 2. eG--MhW Loci IIarl.nf.
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mar, -, "r commissioners appointed to run that
p",' VI the line between kentucky and Ten
ne, usually denominatcd Walkers line. have
AL n'l.'e'ed That duty. So nearly had the set.
10 ~ mat quarter ascertaned IFS true posi-
'O''' mat there Is probably no place in which
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II Friend to Internal Improvement
COMMODORE RARRnN.

81 N99RfoLK, August I've understand that
E Luz uecislon OF the Court of Enquiry lately
,ieu on Commodore BARRoN, and which
Pr1nounces his unqualified and honorable ac-
4pu r has received the appreciation of the
90 fe Gt ; and that an official communication
9. lne decision of the Court, as ratified nv the
''''''en', has been made to the Commodore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-07

,.,1., ieucF Just received from the Texas by a
I 5 ;1 OF this city, states, That 500 men
p,J uSl arrived in that province nv the way of
.Dayo Lalourche from Tennessee and Ken
Iai ana 500 from New Orleans, all of whom
b S Ioiue1 the republican army commanded
H. MI MI Irespalescos who IS delegated bv
,,;l; .eAcan republic TO be the chief civil and
'''"''ry commandant in the Texas"
T('o0uiIer