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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

they were therefore still 10 ignorance Of
the effect produce there by the annull-
ment Of the tresty.-The Naples pa
per Ii voce del Popolo1 Of the 3lst uIt.
contains addresses from Syracuse and IRE
pam, declaring their submission to the
Neapolitan government. That from Cal
tanissetta we daily expect.
We have received great mass of Paris
papers TO the 18th insf. No particular
mention is made in them of the Kings
health, but it appears that his majesty
performs all his wonted duties, such as
presiding 10 the Cabinet, and iransactins
ebusiness with his ministers individually.
Articles Of intelligence from various pla-
ces, as Vienna, Frankfort, Augsburg, and
also frem Italy, concur 10 stating, that.
the Austrian army collected in Italy had
received orders to be in readiness for an
immediate march southwark and letter
from Vienna aflirms positively that Naples
is TO be occupied by Austrian troops, aud
that the old order Of things is to be re-es.
tablished. The English squadron, Inder
the command Of Admiral Moore. still con.
tiuGes 10 the bay ofNapIes. We rejoice
to hear that the people Of Naples glow
with one sentiment of determined patriot.
ism, aud that the parliament promotes that
spirit which prompts the people TO consid-
er liberty more precious than life. 10
the sitting OF the 23d the Deputy Pepe
alluded to the dangers that threatened tile
country, and censured the parliament for
not taking measures sufficiently decisive
to repeI Invasion. The Executive was,
he said, too remiss in its proceedings.
The fortresses were not provided, the
troops were neither well organized or
well disciplined G AS for myself" said
he, " at the first cry Of war shall quit
this -angust assembly to defend the national
liberty, or die" The Deputy Castagna
said, that all other affairs being omitted,
<the attention Of parliament ought to be
principally directed TO the state of the
army, and that the command ought to
be given TO Gen. VIM. Pope, whose pres
ence would calm the public mind, agitated
by the approximations of 3 foreign Invasion.
The president then spoke and was listened
to with profound attention. In the course
of his speech he said The justice Of our
cause guarantees our security. Whose
ever snail dare 10 FIRE the first cannon
against nation who knows how to respect
religiously the rights Of others, would be-
come the execration Of Europe" He then
exhorted them TO firmness, tranquility and
courage, as the best security for their in
dependence. At the close Of his speech
all the Deputies rose spontaneously, and
declared that such were the sentiments Of
oil
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
From the New-Jersey Eagle.

BY the recent official report Of the
secretary Of the treasury, it appears that
orr population progresses 10 the ratio OF
"a per cent. in ten years. Proceeding Cd
this basis for the next eighty years, which
will terminate this century, we shall find
the following result.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
For Sale,

A BLACK BOY, eleven years old /:
N He is healthy, active, and very
useful in a family. being well acquainted
with house work. For farther particulars,
enquire of the Printers.
Jan. 10, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
W4NT'ED,

A FIRST-RATE New Mich cow,
IN for which Cash will be paid En4
quire Of the Printers.
Jan. %, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
Almanacks for 1921.

lust received and for sale at
- this Office, by the gross, dozen
or single, ALMANACKS for the
year of our Lord 1921.
Oct. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
To Let,

TyHE Premises belonging to the SUBJ
N scriber in the township Of Uniou,
about one aud half miles fgom Elizabeth
Towo, containing ten acres Of excellent
Land. There are on the premises good
House, Kitchen, Barn., and other out
buildings. The whole to be lei together,
or separate, as may best suit applicants.
For further Information, apply to the
subscriber, in Eliz. Town, or to JOHN
B. CRANE. near The premises.
SOLOMON nj. CRANE.
Jan. %, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23
NEWARK, Jan. l6.

NEWARK, Jan. 10.
Oyer aud Terniner AT the late term
Of Oyer and Terminer held in this town
by Judge Ford, the following convictions
took place:
Samuel Field, Peter Wilson and Jurdon
G:innelI, (the two latter from New York;
black men, were convicted of burglary,
and sentenced each to 10 years solitary
Imprisonment in the state prison.
Philip Brockwsy, white man, convict
ed Of burglary, larceny and jail-brcaking,
and sentenced to ID years bard labor in
the state prison.
James Giles, black man, convicted Of
burglary, fined 5 dollars.
John M. Williams, convicted Of obtain
Ing goods by false pretences, fined 80 dolls.
Besides number Of convictions for petit
larceny, assault and battery, &c.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-23

Economy.-A person at public house,
observing an iron forces stick and stone
backlog, exclaimed loudly to the servant
to bring bundle of naii-rods, by way Of
kindling.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27
gE'ElR 4AE5.RTzTgPIR,
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, NovEs8ER - Ia2l-

The ship Mary Catharine arrived at Boston
SINCE our last, and brought London papers from
9th Sept to Oct, Goth Extracts from them will
be found under ohr foreign head
The affairs Of Russia and Turkey were vet
unsettled. The papers, as usual. abound WITH
various and contradictory accounts We have
SO little confidence in them, that perhaps W.
should have excluded them altogether, with tho
exception of official documents.
we have a brief abstract of the Russian
ambassadors ofFcidt note TO the Turkish govern
ment ; and Of the answer Of that government. "a
TAR as the English adyices have permitted
me i.dssian note IS masterpiece Of diplo-
macy. Its high tone, its sarcastic. and ~ the
same time infeXibe character, manifest the lof-
ty view in which the Russian minister bel..N
the cause of his imperial master The answer
Of the Divan is in bold, and even tauntinq Ian
guage; such as we could scarcely have expect-
Ell from that nation, if duly sensible of is inle
rlonty, ana rs imminent danger. The charac-
Ter OF both is far from pacific and the abrupt
departure OF the Russian minister looks oIoinons
of war.
Spanish affairs remain in the same turbulent
state. The monarchy totters.
we have inserted an article from BeIre .BTsr
sengeT--if authentic, we have no other source
from which TO estimate its political cgnseonea-
ces than the article itself.
Congress assemblies on MONDAY NEXT. al
the members at the Eastward excent M
Z" lhamson have passed through town for The
seat OF government The delegation from thix
state Tor the ensuing term consists III FzEkIEs.
v HITMAN, NATHAN DANE, ESocH L+SroIx.
JOSHUA CUsH0fAN, Marx l.. HUI, EBrNEzrr
HERRicK, and VIM. ID. WILLIAMSON f, ofvrhou
Mr.. Herrick and Mr.. Williamson are new mem
bers, the former il the place Of DIR. Parker and
the latter in that Of Judge Kinslev. Among
the Subjects OF deep interest throughout The
onlons which viii early occupy the attention Of
Congress, VIII probably be tie new Tariff. ana
the Bankrupt Law. II Is also expected that
Gov. jackson of Florida, will be the cause NJ no
httle excitement at the approaching session.
We understand that the revenue from the
Customs during the three first quarters of the
current year have considerably exceeded those
OF last year IN the similar period Ct tine, il Is
pretty confidently asserted that the revenue =
the year viii exceed the estimates Of tie TucS
surer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27

Udldctorough against NrorthyaruoutE.
There were raised this year on the farm ct
Mr. Benjamin Mailman, jr.- in Marlborough.
from one seed, between thirty and forty 5quash-
es, OF the species usually denominatcd tie Tea
ke tile sqgasbes The weight or three IF which
amounted to one hundred sixty two pouads tie
largest weighed eighty two pounds and Esas ia
grit six feet and FIVE. inches.
In Publishing the -; OF Directors ta the Cunbersr1
Insurance Company, n our las: wx accidentally ousy
ted me nsIn=e.Caxr PHILIP CRzkLEY
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27
MERoE.

scuf-7wo English travellers. Mr. Naidhngton
am VT Hanhury Of aGhsidse, are said 10 haye cis
covered TIC s,ienl city a Meroe. spoken OF ~ Her
a1o'as, 40. : en- 80 BY Dcsdslus Sisuius, is y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27
COMMERCIAL.

In extract Of letter from Havre dated Oct. 3D.
the writer expresses has regret that the commercial
difficulties between the United States and France viii
not be settled easy first imagined. and,
Cording 10 the present appearance viii continue much
longer in consequence Of which the American trade
religious society mas been recently established in
Paris under GOV emmenta sanction entitled the Soci-
cite dc la Morale Chretienne" Its object is apply
the preceps Of christianity the moral and social
ations Both Catholics and protestants among its
supporters.
Great Britain.rt is said that the King was not ex
pected "a visit PATS Vienna The DOwager Queen
cf Wiiemberg, the Langfavine Of Hesse Hamburg
and tire princess Augusta (is sisters were to meet
him al Hanover.
BERGAhIT
Says private etteF from Milan, died on the 10Th Of
August OF the bo1cei gGint The late British Queen
died -honr the soup time Of similar 6iSaace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14

Fron foeres Stieetio, 1T IRISH Mtlodits.
Shall the harp then be silent, when be- who first gave
10 country name. i Withdrawn fruru all ewes.
Stall minstrel Of Fam stand ;nutc BY the grave
" here the iirst-wherc the las, other patriots lies
Nofaai though the death soug may from his Inns
Though his harp, Lie his Soul with shadows crost
Yet. let shall il sound, luid "a nations cclipse,
And proclaim the world what hath been lost!
WHAT union of all the affections and powers,
Bt which life is exalted, cinbclsh'd, refund.
was embraced ia that Slirit-wbOe centre OUrs,
While its mighty circumference circcd mankind.
Oh who ,Aai loves Erin--cr who ,lai tan see
Though the of BIER annals. that epoch sublime
Like n pyramid. IaS d IN the dcSert-where he
AMI his glory stand oTt To the eyes OF all time
That one lucid interval, snatchd from the gloom
And madness Of ages whe., iilid with his soul
a nation o'erledpd the dark hounds of her DOOM
And for oae sacred instant, touclid Libcriys goal!
Who, chat ever hath heard hni-hn drank az the source
VI that Wonderful cioqncnce All Irn's own,
Ana the vet unia'nd spring OF her spirit shown
Aneloquence rich--Vhcrcsur,er it, Wav.
WANDERED free aud trimuplartwth thoughts that shone
through,
As clear Is the brooks" stone ur lustrcn and .-ay-
With the fash OF the gem, lis solidiy
Wli", thai approached him. ehcn free from the crowd
In I hore iill oi love, he deli sItc,i ~ tread
hong the trees which nation had civn hic how d
As irach brought new ci,ic crown Tor his head.
That home, wl,gry'ike him " no. as fable hath told
fu' the rays from his brow that his child might
Every g,ar, forgot t,,c most wise Of the old
Became all that the simplest and Youngest hold dear.
IL there who hath thus, through his orl, Of life
Dut NJ distance otscrvd hinhrough glory, throuei u
blame, e
In The cnlm cfretN'at, in the grandeur OF strife
Mhsiher shining or ciou'icd, stu high and tile
" TIE sweetness we love ard the greatness paise
As That Up Of simplicity blended with power
n emu "ith "a thu''ierho onl, pourtI1yS.--
Otuo-nit heart that Ger knew him, hut rno,rn.
Deep, deep DER the grave where such Glory |, hrn
u or monument Fiinc will preserve 'nnIc the urn,
'thc "'scSt,the orfvest, toe hest Of mankind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
CARRIAGES

THE subscriber has for sale at
H9Fxs u his Manufdciory, Il miles from
kes3:azs 20 Pcicrsburg,Ya large assortment
60 ZlSSsX Of Work in his line of business,
- - u % w ". Coaches and CoacLces with
double and treble steps with ele-
CANT trimmings and plated bclibnnd
First rate pancl Gigs with the best spring with plated
bcilhands and fun plated joints and leather tors.
Very light Coaches with The door behind and swinging foot
wants.
Single SulAes and stick Gigs double single with and
without tops.
Low priced family Stages handsomely finished fixed to
work with two horses.
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs, with handsome tons
wit morocco Innings, fixed work with or two horses
With the nsuy arcntd Chgottes, and Dearborn Wagons
iih oval steel springs in front OF them light enough
for one horse.
An excellent assortment Of the plated and brass mount
ed Harness for carriages gigs, family stages. &c.
STERLING WOODWARD.
" u supply of the above work may be had nv applying
opposite Mr. william frenchs Tavern, Old Street PEERS.
hfg, and liberal discount VIII he made for payments
Orders rom rert Of ihe country addressed Pop
lar Grove Post Office, DnWe county, Va will be attend
en 10. May II. t17-WZ6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
" THt Hs'uTlnCC OF NV Ereat Tcspccf.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
INTERNAL, INPROvFOTENTs

We copy The following paragraph from the Balti-
more Federal Gazette, for the purpose OF offering
few remarks.
" LANCASTER, Penn.) July IA boat, built by
Mr.. Jacob Stickler, NJ Columbia, drawing or 10
inches water, carried last week $50 barrels Of flour
and six Of whiskoy, from that to Rock Rum thc head
oi the tide wmcr on the S6squehannah) and eturned
with tons Of plaster aud fish. The boat wc under
stand was about days in performing this voyasa,
and has now VIC informed, started on her second
which, it is cNpcctcd will be completed IN about five
days. Thus auspiciously commences the navigation
OF the Susquehannah, by the exerons OF a spirited
and patriotic individual
q" Should the attention Of the next legislature be
given TO this matter, and appropriation made ade-
quaie 90 the Importance OF the object to be acquired
whit may wo not expect
II The SchuylkiIl can hc made navigable for steam
boats Rom Philadelphia to Norrisown, and from that
to iicadng, why may we not expect 10 see the Sus-
quchannah nayiguedby ibis hind Of boats from tie
bay 10 Columbia, and from Columbia to Harrisburg 2"
From hc above article II would appear, that il * in
contemplation Ia render tie Susqnchanna navigablo
from Columbia, and even from Harrisburg 70 Port
Deposit, which is situated the head Of the tide on
dat river, as Trenton is on the Delaware.
We should be much indebted to the good people OF
Pennsyyana and Maryland, If they would accom-
psh this important object, IN which they are both
deeply interested and from which we should not
tail to derive share of the advantages, as Port De-
post would be accessible our sloops and coasing
vessel. The Susqnchannah from Harrisburg 10 Port
DEPOSIT, disiauceoi ab6at 20 miles, is most rapid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
WnNnEnEfrf

Iherc = not perhaps earth wonderful scene
than m the town OF Trenton, county OF Oneida state Of
Sew Horka scene that comprises the pleasing the
beautiful the grand the solemn, the majestic the sublime
the awful endousal that command the delight
the transports the admiraOn the and the astouismeut
OF the mind Other stpendous miracles of nature the Falls
Of Niagara the Funza Of the Andes, the Pst Rhnadr of
attracted the attention. received the visits and graticd lie
curiosity Of the traveller but the wonderful cataract
OF Irenion though only two miles from the village ofOden-
hafneyed, which Is the great post road from Albany TO
Sacctts Hwfbor has, because duly
public been passed by thousands, who have ournc,ed from
the city Of New York and other distant parts In order
20 witness the Fails OF Niagara who would even have
renewed their journey TO Trenton, had they apprized
OF that extraordinary combination OF curiosity and wonder
with which that cataract is attended. " unjust that so
interesting exhibition Of nature should remain longer IT,
chanting qualification which fails toard
It's, however, vain 90 attempt description with the pen
Even the inspiration n the poet prove unsuccessful iu
leading tie Imagination 20 comprehend tie reality Suffice
b ~ say that wonderful the highly celebrated Falls of
Nagarsi are, those who have visited both. have given pre-
terence to the cafaract Of TentOn Which though does
not Opprcss and stun the with It's appalling thunder
nor can boast O the waters Of all the lakes descending
sheet 81 100 eet percudcua yet cxcnds It's diversified
scenery bftween and three miles with several lofty
falls pcrpcndcuar and acute, beautiful grand and sublime
worn downits bed Of limestone m hundred feet
has hcwn out the lofty sides in various fantastic forms
scnting elevated iowusforticd cnstc, and grand aup-
theatres the pendant roofs Of OvcrhanVinr lnnains con-
cave and convex n gcomericn order tint now
welcome the dcfcending sirc turned ic mad torrent
from rs fours, md forced upon opponent rleks On
ieNci vain Us waters ar1 winding Is side nc visitor j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
DAVID MCCLURE.
Nautical nad Mathematical Aeadsny.
TF,nm lac Petersburg Intelligence
ECLIFSE or TIE sun.


The huge eclipse, that darhcns all the day,
a solemn emblem OF = worlds decay. fnor.
which, the proportion obscuted will lie extremely
interesting. The naiu-e aud of a solar lunar
Thaes of Nileus produced when he predicted this natural
occurrence, has ceased he object admiration, al
though the wonderful aud unerrirg design OF the Great
Architect can never cease 10 be OF delight wonder
eclipse visible in This town, viii he follows viz.
Commencencnt IN 22ni. in the morning.
End roh lin I'm. Bite
The duration ofthe eclipse Willie hours, 80 minutes aud
twelfhs aud wen;yourh OF his who.c diancter! In
the capital of this the eclipse will be an
nunr, ON the meridian 10 o'clock in the morning.
zeI stars vihe visible rtSe sky should he clear when
the observation VIII amply repay tnc attention Of the
Venus 10 deg. above the horizon in the East.
Mercury, IL deg. West OF the
Jupiter, i deg above the horizon in the West.
Saturn, little distance below Jupiter
Arctwus, % deg. north ofthe East point.
Reguius rthe Lion Heart, the handle ofthc Sickle.
BetccgueSe
HiFel and Alderbaran.
Venus and Jupiter will certanlv be seen, and probably
number of the others their appearance depending upon the
weather.
IN appearance of this scarcely mentioned
without feelings oawe ccstncy and profound humility TO-
wards the Eternal Fabrcator of the Universe.
On the I'm OF the present month, surrounding nature will
be clothed in solemn awful gar to appearance the
light of the will nc destroyed moon turned no
blood, the Will he falling
and nature seem aboring in her expiring rocS Yet we
know that the ccpSei produced by the nmutabIc laws of
Providence Thousands will be observing This appearance
with admiration and delight and few will he disposed TO draw
from II conclusions which affect their everlasting wei
fare. II thus excited the monenary isappearancc
of the SUM- what will be feelings worlds departure
When ie overwhelming fire shall the command of the
of God rush likete vesvian Lava over ba uniyse
when the worlds funeral kne shall he sounded by tie ecr-
nal trumpet and the Angel shall stand with foot upon
the and one upon the lan and by IIiI that lye
forever and ever, that time shall be orgor What then
WIN he our feelings when an assembled creation stands forth
To encourage, for another solar eclipse may occur before
we are called upon be actors in this scene.
REFLECTOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
FIFTY DOLLARS REWAKD

MILL he given for bringing Lprco Post Office
w Essex county, Va. or lodging him in Jail out Of the
state that him aganOr forty dollars lodging
him in Jail in the state, named BGndy. lie
bout 70 on % years of feet or inches high, his face
rather round and remarkable his forehead begin
ming in point The left eyebrow aad rising higher aud
growing broader 10 the end the right eyebrow lie has
wife at Mrs. NewiOns in the lower end Of Wcsmorcland
county which (a Mount PeasanO lie lived in aud
1870 and had another among the free people in that neigh
bOrhOOd where lac IS houghtO be. tie has father VIII
liam payiss Gloucester Courthouse and brother the
city OF Richmond lie no doubt intends TO make his escape
altogether, where he may be free.
ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT,
Guardian Of John ". & VIM. A. Bagnhani.
Ar.r;Io
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
MARY SnrrTuc ATE

Second door ob1s the United Stc.es Benr-
RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Richmond Man
chester, and their yicineS, that just
rom the North, and is opening elegant assortment
the most FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, consisiin, Of
Chip, Silk, Saiin Straw and Lcchorn Bonncis
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
Gentlcmen's and Children's Straw Hats
Caps and Tmhans
Elegant Artificial Flowers Curls
Macassar and Russian Oil, for the hair
With many other articles in her linc-a OF which she
offers FOR sale ut very reduced prices, for cash.
T. 5. Old Bonnets bleached and repaired.
April 10. i0a-wtf
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TIr1Dl1I TjoV1,ro Ilo1r1,,.@I

y ANYWAY from tie subscriber tho 23th OF May last
y negro woman by the name of AGGY. She is dark
mulo, about thirty years old, between four feet eleven
inches and I've feet hig Of stout strong form1his
let the subscriber in the month April apprr-
Blended IN August so the county Of Luncnburg and neigh
bornod OF MI John PDncy, having remained between
six aud seven years during which she had according 10
report trcc children % which only with her ahc
time Of her apprehension When Agey taken in Lunen-
burg She vas known generalyy the Of FREE 1L1RF
or WdRf JEFFERSON. During the time Of her absence
she became acquainted IN tho county Of Mecenburg having
lived in the family OF Mr. Joel Watkins he late clerk of
That cnnyD for nearly two II Is quite probable she
is also acquainted in the counties Prince Edward MOTTO
wavand Halifax having been travelling in Wagons in
different directions several times during former absence
The subscriber does not doubt sire will again pass free
person. ard that She will assume other
wei known by that Of Mary Jefferson. IL probable size
viii end but little difficulty IN obtaining free pass in iii,
county ~ one ormore Of the has taken place
during the last year.
The subscriber will pay ibc above reward Of twenty dollars
~ any person who will deliver the said slave Agey to bin in
Charlotte county, or to any person who will her in
jail and give him information of the fact.
Inc subscriber VIII add that ggy talks deaiand
remarkably fast aud that all occasions she claims the pr-
yilegc Of the last word. COLLIN REDMOND
charlotte County, June u. 1i--wt2wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the night Of the 2Oth
~ Of this month, piebald mulatto slave, named
SPENCER about feet high % years old, Of grave aspect
and Of easy and low voice He away short
blue coat andsailor ooh uuch and carried with
him good deal Of clothing, Of which leaden coOurcd
Cashmere roundabout and pair Of checks
recoeccd The above reward will he paid for apprehend
Ing and confirming the said Spencer in Jail that him
again HEZEkIAH LIPSCOMB.
Buckingham courthouse, 1--WE %. ff-w8ws
The Edtors If me baltimore American scH Insert he
eboye fur times, aud fo7ed the bin Immediately to this o
fr0 D0yDffDf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14

Independent Of the above three cases of fever have
been brought from the country. At the Hospital
there arc two of remttcnt fever and one case
intermittent At the gao there is ono case only OF
fever that an old one and before reported.
The city IS without doubt uucommonly healthy ard
no case at all approaching malignant fever has yet
occurred. w. II. WARlNG, Chm