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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-28
EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

all the vessels that Lord CoChrane
met On the coast OF Peru, be exacted co
sidera bic portion of their cargoes. max my
choice uf the most valuable effects, under
pretext of getting the duties on goods to
be sold 10 country he pretended TO have
possession of-thus establishing custom
house on the high seas. All these goods
together with an immense amount of plum
der got at africa, including 10000 dollars
taken from capt Smith, OF brig Macedoni-
an, OF Boston, who happened to be in the
vicinity, he took on board tn San Martin,
and proceeded to Callao, in the neighbor-
hood of which port, that ship was lost
with all the goods he bad pundered. saw
ing only the silver; but an immense amount
of quick silver and goods can never be
recovered.
The Tea Plant, and sixty sail Of o.
Their vessels, are at africa, six leagues from
Lima, whence every thing is transported
by land to Lima San Martin, has as yet
allowed nothing but provisions to be con-
veyed to that place."
October 20.
"A new crop Of wheat will begin to
come in ia January, and promises album
dance; so that at this moment, cargo OF
-four would sell at 10 dollars per hbl. even
here, and probable 90 in Lima; still IT the
crop should be good. wheat will be so a.
bundant that -four will not do here.
Produce of the country is scarce, ano
freighling vessels plenty. The brig Gan.
ton, of Salem, IS here, bound to the North
ward"
Nantucket, Feb. Is.
We understand the boats OF the ship
Persia, OF New Bedford, were detain-
ed as follows. The P. sent two of her
boats with IL men ashore at Juan Fernan-
dez some time in September, to procure
wafer, and that they had been surrounded
and detained by the soldiers. II appears
70 Spanish officers, for some unknown
conspiracy had been imprisoned there un-
der the governor and number of soldiers
(say $50 or 20O) and that they had bribsd
The soldiers, taken possession of the Go.
vernor's house and put him in irons; and
were in pursuit of vessel 10 land them
on the continent. They detained the boats
Tor the purpose of OBTAINING the ship,
thinking they could either charter Der or
CdPts w tdhc tb1hI ioui shS 80
land. The officer OF one boat was sent On
board TO inform the capt. that they would
give him 1000 dollars besides goods 10
great amount TO land them on the CONT
nent. The captain did not comply, but
proceeded Immediately to Valparaiso,
where be was met by the Washington with
s of the men who were detained at Juan
Fernandez.
The Persia left Valparaiso 4th Novem-
Der, Tor Juan Fernandez, in company with
the u S. frigate Constellation, 10 procure
8 oil her crew remaining there.
The captain OF the Marc writes that
whales were not so plenty this season as
the last. The Marc had taken { men)
boats crew at the Sandwich Islands from
whence she sailed on the GO OF May in
company with the Washington, William
Rotch, and Columbus. The Spermo. with
$50 bbls. Globe, 500 do, Russell, 800 do
were at the Sandwich Islands LIST of May.
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From IKE Boston Palladium of Fe5. 22.
Ii has already been mentioned, that the
elegant Dig HersIia, bound to ConDecti-
cut, was taken in Chill, by the Spanlards.
discharged, the vessel fitted out on a
cruze, ana the captain AMI crew contne-
ed at Orico, from whence two OF the mates
and several OF the crew had made their
escape, leaving the captain and remainder
oil the crew in prison.
We learn from Sandwich. that the capt.
(She6ielo) arrived in that place on Tues
day night-be was a passenger In south
sea ship which has reached the Vineyard,
last from ValparaIso-he with some others
of bis men, made their escape, ana got 10
Valparaiso. The H. had been lost by The
Spaniards. We understand that captain
S. brings accounts OF the massacre, by the
SpanIards, OF Capt. Russell, late of the
ship Hero, of Nantucket, and of one Of
bus crew. young man by the Dame OF
HamIin, belonging to Barnstable; after De-
M IN prison some tlme-some others Of
the crew who were captured with them
had their lives spared by enlsting into The
Spanish service. 1t is reported that the
above two were put to death IN the most
savage and inhuman manner.
The Constellation and an English fri
gate had been to Orico, and had endea
Vored to decoy some spaniards on board,
and detain them as hostages for the safety
of the Americans and English who were
prisoners, but did not succeed, One OF
captain Shet1ield's mates had also arrived
at Sandwich Capt. S. lett several OF his
crew in confinement at Orico. Capt Nye,
OF Sandwich, late of brig S'raugar, OF
Fairhaven, also came passenger, with capt,
Sheffield. Hi, vessel had been sold al
Val paraso.
The Washington, at Edgartown, on the
18th Oct. was off the Island OF Massatuero
.or the pui pose of obtaining wood and was
boarded by eight Spaniards, we'll armed,
from launch, which also contained eight
Americans, unarmed. late part OF the
crew Of ship Persia, supposed of N. Bed
fordl he Spaniards it appears, kept pos
session OF the quarter deck sometime with
out using violence. when by Iceraed
plan, the crew OF the ship sprang upon
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THE CHEROKEES.

We learn that this tribe of indians have re-
Gently divided their country into several dis
tricrs; have laid tax on their people to build
courthouse in each; have appointed four cir.
cult Judges, and in other respects are rapidly
adopting the laws and manners of civized life.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Mr.: williams, of N. G. from tho
committee on Claims reported qn.s
vorably upon the petitions Of H0el gov,
renee. Frederick White, Thaooeu'
Clarke Zeno Allen and John PerS'p #
which. on motion Of Mr.. SterllnS'
N. Y. were laid on the table.
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J0urnevmen potters Wanted.

FENWo journeymeu stone ware Potters;
4 that are good workmen on the wheel
will meet with constant employment, aud
the highest wages; by app lying to the
Subscriber. Those disposed to come will
;mmediately inform me by letter OF other
''S JOHN SWAMI.
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THE GAZ EF lie.
THURSDAY, FEB. IS, 1922.

..* An "4Aierandrlom'' No & 2. hare been
received and shall appear IN due course.
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Clover Seed, Salt, &c

=" feb II
Coffee, Clover Seed, Salt, &c
4 AIDING this day from on board sch
IA Aimirs. 1000 bushels Turks Island
sail, which will be sold low If taken from
on board.
In store,
1900 lbs first q'Py Havana green coffee
90 hhds New Orleans molasses inferi-
or 10 none 10 market.
so bushels Pennsylvania clover seed,
last years growth, oo,,
For sale by NJ MILLER d son.
Cd mo "a m"lz"
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GOLD.

A WISH 10 purchase and will give at all
L times the highest premium tor
DoubloOnS,
American,
English, GOAD.
French, &
Portuguese
also wish to purchase bank notes,
checks, and approved endorsed bills at
sight on
Georgia,
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Virginia,
New Orleans,
Mississippi,
will also exchange the notes OF eTsry
bank ir the United States and Canada at
a moderate discount. can at all times
supply 10 any amount, checks and bills at
sight. or at short dates, as may be wanted
at the lowest rates on
Baltimore, fhiiauelphla,
New York and Boston.
Iwisb also to purchase United States
ass g. 7 per cent. stocks, United States
Bank stock, and the stocks OF all the banks
IN the District. Persons wishing 10 sell
or buy any kind Of Stocks, or make any
money operations, will please to give me
Gail at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown.
ROMCLUS RIGGS.
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them, and took away their arms, ant Kill.
led the commander and one soldier, and
secured the remainder WHO were deliver
ed over to the proper aull rites, at VAL
.paraiso, the 18th Of Nov The account
doe. not state what hssf become OF the
Persia, or the g Americans, who were N
the launch with the SpanIerds.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-24

There can be little doubt but that re-
taller of dry goods ~ Obliged TO exercise
more ol That christian lriue called patience,
iilan amy Other man OF " hateyer profession
Or trade. | have frequently had occasion
10 observe, during my visits 10 the dry
goods stores, with what ingenuity those
young ladies', WHO make il their business
Ia parade the streets in the afternoon, avoid
the p'irchabe Of goods, when, by the cxs
tfcnc condeseension OF the clerk, they are
offered much iess Mon cost. This evil Of
"ptlcing aud pattern gathering" Is moi con-
hhed TO city bellies the yours ladies' of tln
country now, WHO have any pfetensions 10
taste, think Ia exhibit specimen Of il on
their arrival in town, by proceeding immc-
diatrIy to Westminster Row, or Cheap
SIDE, and in imitation OF their betiers, Turn
over every piece of goods in the store, find
iaull viii, the price Of every article that IL
shown them, and theh prneerd 10 the next
store to act over The salle farce. A fe.-
male country cousin of mine last week
came IN to pay me vislt, and whom 4
knew possessed not twenty cents in tho
world, aud insisted on my accompanying
icr To The new stores, " To cheaper the
price ola few articles" as she snid WINS
persuaded to attend her, aud had The NOR
lilieailon 10 lind she possessed many OF
those petty arts practscd by our town la
dies, that GAUGE 50 much disgust to shop-
keepers. She inquired for dozen anf.
ele5 IN a breath without waiting to hear
the price, "please, sir, let me- look at those
Jeoihcfcd ians--n what's the price of this
atuheh camhrie--I'll take pattern sir
what do you SIX for your quarter af dol
lar caIicoes ''" Twenty five ccnts.,'
"Thats very high, nobody predends To
ask more than twenty GEMS now days---
ltt me look nj that piece Of uncertain TRIM
ming, what's The price 2" Two sbilngs."
I've seen much better than that in tho
hcHt store for one and sixpence Sir IN
glYe Joy one and nincpcncc, and take three
yards" "Well, madam, you may take it,"
" II ls not jor plyse!G ar, III take pattern,
| and II the lady likes il, she'll send or it,"
She then tried on n piar Of fine white kid
! cloves, and thro' eartIcs3ness tore them.
and thea offered the man half price because
they were torn. The young man very
modestly told her that she Ind tried Them
on contrary to his wish or consent, and had
spoiled them il was now her duty to t.,ka
them. She replied that she did not come
prepared to make any purchases this after
noon; that her SITTER was in want of a pair
OF gloves aud that she was merely looking
at them for her. The young gentleman
told her she was welcome to them, as thew
were now Of no service TO them. Sha
| replied that he was an imrertinent fellow.
and she never would enter his store again.
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ocived hy tllr queen, or by his other patr6ns
amonat tie great who Ind now bcrome
numerous. liisFoetaster, however, which
appeared III 1900, and WIS designed n II
retlliailon Of the attacks Of certain draina-
nc rivals WHO had formed a eaba against
nun, give high offence 10 The players, and
also ~ The military, aud 10 the lawyers. far
winch The poet sought To atone by an apo
logteeal dialoGtic remarkable for It's afro-
ganee, n marking feature in the character
OF Jonson. Alarmed, or indignant, ut the
hostility manifested against lla comedies,
he now proclaimed his intention of cxercl-
sing his muse in tragedy and the resolve
produced his Sciduus n piece which dis.
Played such wonderful intimacy with the
Nrllels, The manners, aud the history Of nn.
clent home "a to call forth the compliz
ments, and congratulations Of all his learned
Trends though q totnl abarnre OF dramatic
interest rendered il unsn,erssliil ON the
stage. This piece, in which IL may be mrn.
TONED thai Shakespeare was Que OF the
performers, asthclast work of Ben Jonson
during the reign of Elizabeth but he had
now done enough 10 rnise his learned soek'
INTO KIND ol competition with the wood
notes Wild Of his immortal contemporary.
IL IS true thai AT the present day, when the
great name of Shnkpeaf has gathered
All lis fame, such comparison appears OK.
lra'agant and almost Il proclamation but on
The other hand, he who once shared the
bays OF our great dramailst, aud wluse
style served IN some degree az a model to
t'Io author OF ComHs, tan only through liz
horahee or prejudice be degraded 10 tie
r7nlt OF the Obsolete writer's deserving the
noglect which they experience. Ii was ho-
norable Ia James to distinguish such a srho-
ltr and such poet hy his patronage and
II It were himself who recommended il 10
ms eansofi 10 employ the pen of Jonson in
me composition OF tile splendid Mosques in
which she delighted, this choice adds 10 his
merit but these works of the author may
more lilly be discussed hereafter. In tilra
plaee however il may be- mentioned that
Janson was = member al the celebrated
chlh instituted by Raleigh, and meeting al
Tie 9efma'd tavern in Friday street, which
daring the period that he lrequcnted il,
boasted, amongst others, thenanty ofCot.
ton, Selden, DGnnrs, Carew, Beaumont,
Fletcher, and Shakespeare, constellation
oIgenns and learning which England might
safely challenge the resi- of Europe to sur
pass Or equal.
hoff.-lhis notice of the life Of Jonson has
been IN part derived from The biographical
memoir ptcllAcd to the luto edition Of his
WORKS by slf Clifford, who seems TO hnyc sue.
reslnlly indicated the character ol his nulhor
rom the charges of envy ard maigully 10
wards Shakespeare, brought against him IN ma
ny N lehtes with 50 striking u disregard of
irab aud Justice by the editors and eoulnien.
intors oil the grea, dranlnlst
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ing on The jar, Ike aouble-,lftIp. Inc rino-
ing aud loud elans0ur of The mefal bells,
and castabe'B Of the dancers. win an cteri
mi talkInS IN oil keys, abrupt laughter, aud
.oeferous expressions OF qualification, ma
Ning m al, FIJI CONCERT of dialractins.
sollnas sufficient one might suppose, 10 a.
waAen The dead. But the merry nnnult.
and Joyful strains of this consisiailg, gfa-
dnaily becomes fainicr aud fainter and fain-
Ter rst oae, and then another Of the yisi.
fofs, while even the performers are not
spared by the soporiie god,) sink dowq
uhder The droway iaiaence III, at length,
the whole carpet is covered with The sleep.
les beauties, mixed indiscrniinately with
hand-mhi''s, dancers and musicians, "a fast
asleep az Themselves. The business, how
ever, ~ moi thus qeieily ended. As soon
as Tue sun besins Ia call forth thc bushes
ol TIE morn, by Hung thc yfil III shades
hfr sll'lnbcrlng eye=lids,' the fithilll slaves
rub lhcirownesesclrarof auy lurking drow-
siness, and then tug their respective mis-
tfesses hy The ioc or the shoulder to rouse
them up 10 perform the devotional ablu-
ions nrual At the dawn Of day. Al start
mechanically, rs II iouchcd ~ spell aud
iaen c1mmcnces The splashibg of water and
the 'nu'lcfhg ofpfdy crs presenting u sn-
gular contract 10 The yivaeious seenes of "A
few hours before. This duty over, tbs
fair dcNotces ahake their feathers like birds
rom a reheshipg shower; and tripping
lightly forward with garments, aud, per-
h'p}, look, n little worse for tie near Of
The preceding evening, plunge at once a.
gam, INTO al the depths offs nmuseincnte.
tdllec, s"eetmeats, kuliouns, ~ before,
accompany every obsireperous repetition oil
HE midnight song and dance and all be-.
ng followed by plentiful breakfast OF
rice, meats, fruits, &c. towards noon ths
parties separate after having spent betwccu
iliteen aud sixteen hours ia this riotonl Is-
titity.
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EGR, Francis HarN ocd, adnr. with the
We vii. aHAeAed o. Joan Clafkson, decd
james Ciarhson, Vim. Garrison, Anselm CLARK
son, Dsvia GARRISON, be.sey Taylor, Thomas
Jone5 rad Catharine MS vic, Lacy Dodd end
Clias. ,lassee, adnr. OF Joseph Drld, iced. <
Francis Gagtcr-Gakc notice, that on Saturday
the 18th day Of October neN' at the Franklin
Hote, in the town OF LyhchhUrg we shail
proceed to take Tie dispositions oil Jesse Clark
SON and others to be reed IS evidence in the
Superior Court OF Chaneary Eolden in the
town of Lynchbprgfyr re LynchJlr5 District,
wherein We are plaintiffs and you are deien-
dnnts. where YOU may attend or not
HENRY " POLLY BALLENGEh.
September6. w4ws
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Yha Subscribers

yETI.L RENT foe the tenn of ON. year
= witt he privilege Of sowing mall crain
ms ia!', al the lands BELONGING to the etste OF
the iats joshua finsey, Of Amherst county,
eonsi't'ns OF the pl'nta'ion on which he resit.-
co. tne tenehent "h'ch 10 mes'y belonged to
Armistead kucker, and the p antstion on the
Long Mountaiu. These lands a.e extensive.
and ,s'uable, with comfotahle Improvement
ana IN good oder tr crop ing. Tie Long
houn'a'n tract Will be sci up to the highest BID.
aer' on the premises, OF the lAh DAY Of Sep
TENDER next aud the othes two plantations u j
n IKE manner be set up, at TIE tate lnarsior
bou OF the decede't. on & Dist If the sum,
month. GEORGE N. TlNSLEY,
ALEKK TINSLEY,
.49mrs ef Joshua Tiasie5. dec'd.
Aug. o3. 3w.w
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EROH the subecriJer about he Is, Of
July, u BRIGHT BAY HOksE, aJoat !
or yeafs 1id, feet 0 or 10 inchcs high, ertese-
JaiieH, hand feet lchit, paces, h0is and gaiioos
remarkably 1oeR lie Is sppposed 10 be mefing
for Bedtord, hiring been raised yba NJ VaUgha,l,
not nt00y mites adofc LibeI:y. Il reioaya NJ 10
doti9rS, Gad all reasonable chnrges has been 0t-
Jered for hisrecoecrg, but il ioH be considtreLig
tarrca5sd, on ms deijruy Dtle Rer. Joha Eaf-
IN, or Tie subscriber near Dtntsdiie curt horse.
Ia. Il. PEGRglf
sept. e. ,o4w5
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A Negro Man, named Adam,
SSEssRs. ARMsTEAD&MCRAW

ANH Frances A. Martin, adm'r with the vii
annexed OF john II. OyeTstIeet, dee. Robert
l., Mosley, hm. Ovcuon, admir- de bDnis nnn
Of John Nc Mury, Rebccca kelso, admS o
John kclsu deed. " m. 4 Charles MckcnnN
Jr. Martin Hancock, John AeLcan, X Glover
Harvey take uotiee, that we shall, ON The Goth
and Afth days OF September ls22, NJ the store
OF u. n H. Senablc'S, IN Prince Edward coun-
ty, between the rising and setting ol the sun
OF each day, take the deposition Of Bavid An-
dcrson and others, aud on tie 2Sih day oi
September, ls22, between the same hours we
snail take the deposition ol Mrs. Mary Alien
and others, II ihe said Aliens house in Prince
Edward county. nad Oh the stl dty OF Octo-
Der, 1922, between the same hours. we shall
lake the deposition OF Mrs Elizabeth Mo~lrv
al the house OF MIR Travis brook. in Charlotte
county; the sud dispositions IA be read rs
evidence, in The suit you hove nov dcpending
against us, IN the superior court of chanccry
for the Lynehburg Distrci and ii the above
dispositions are mol completed On the above
named days, we shall continue from du, 10
day, al each place, until the same are compile.
ted, Sundays rxeertcd)
THOMAS HUMPHREY ), Hfnir
OfJ0kH H0icrmte. sour. dec'a
MARTHA UOiCOMBE,
ELIZABETH iIOLCOMBE. Err
o. John Holcombc, Jallr. dccd
MARY '. WYL1E.
GEORGE & VIM. " AIN Err, Err,
Of Gfo.ec matter dcca and sdiR Nm
Haittr IN ms o,eg right and Sarob his cije
Aug. @. ) wIw
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SYpANED

s!'ROM the Subscriber on Sunday he a5th
u inst. a GREY HONsE, five or six years
old last Spring, nicRed tail, little lame in the
ethind les when ro,ted, about four feet eleven
inches high, ard was shod round with new
shoes "htn went away--any person who will
secure hmso that get him again will be hand.
someIy rewarded for their trouble.
JAS. BLANrON Jr.
Cumberiuad Comfy,
near Ruins Torua,
August 80. n9w#
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~etice.

THEREBY forSam al persons from ira
L ding Tor or taking Two bonds one gwen to
DANES Neales for auout seventy dollars; the
other to Hugh Neales for about tie same
amount audi hehcye dated the 1e.h oi No
ye4Der, 1921, upon each Of witch Isaac n
@ey is the security.-Also one o .her bond Tor
ninety or one hundred dollars, eAecatei aiew
Gays after, 70 one or both OF Che ahoyc Needles :,
upon which Eli D. Gilmore Is the steIi,y +;
sqd all became due the latter part OF February
VI FIRST Of March Last.--Tho above bonds we've
tfaadulently produced by said Ne.ies' and |
AIN determined not to pay any par' of taen.
JOHN DlLLAED.
august Q N1nl7
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sUIE Subscriber beg, leave to inform his
friends and the pubic generally that he
has lately commenced keeping Tavern at
Wards Bridge, III Inc county of P,tt5ylvania.
.he'" he hopes from strict attention to the ABOVE
business to share literal portion OF public pa
.ronagr. JOHN Watson
September 6. vows
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Notice.
Sep,enfer6

yBsIF subscriber has on hand, for sale, a
nambor of first rate WHEAT FANS
Apply at his residence, on Cooke street. neal
Nichols tavern. STEPHEN BUTLER.
-iugust 80, N7W
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.Ur. Ra.daie CrGprley.

aSIt-As you are not an inhabtart of this
~ State, take this mode Of giving you no.
tee, that eusil proceed, Oh TIE seconu Atundar
IA October neHt, at the tavern Of Barnett Finch,
at Campbell courthouse, between the hours Of
Six O'Clock IN the forenoon and sil o'clock IN
the afternoon oil the s'ine dav, To AXE TIE ahi
dNvis OF Barnett Finch, and Others, to be read
as evidence on the 'ial 81 an I'M an ton, now
depending an the Chancery side oil Campbell
Connty Cout, IN winch am plaintiff, and John
Crdwley and yaGr.et, Defendants. You viii,
also observe, that tie taking oil SAID aaidayt,, i
neee' saiy, vii be continued ron day 10 day.
ill completed. Your obedie, servant,
JOHN REID.
Aug. %. 3vlw
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.Mr. Thomas Coleman,

tas iR-You having been advised by vour gre 1t
- ana metcliul attorney, to procure an in
Junction asalnst Just claim ofniine against you,
which injunction u pow dcreldiag III the Su.
pe'ior Court OF Chahccly ior the Iynchbure
District, in yonr name, against myself, Richatd
burks, aud ite,lb'n .orve, defendants: This
IS therefore 10 notisy YOU that shall proccrd to
lake the afldiYits OF oundry Witnesses on the
several days thai you have named in your notice,
and at the same place, aud ii Richard Burks >
Tayern, j. the county ot Neison, on the first
day o scptrn3ei Coat next, | shall take The
affidavit ol kcha q Burch, all Of which lcstilno
ny, intend 10 be cad as evidtnce IN the trial #
the aforesaid mlun,tIcn to prove that the ailcga-
tons IN youT bill are ldl.c AID unioandcl, when
and where yon may 1tienj ether in &c son
OF represented by the Patrici; ueaiy IL tbs age,
your Arnlt"lc and much cspc, ted counsel. --
You have tHonght proper 10 g'oe ne some no.
tees by Wy Of Pulhc adseitis"1srnt IA the
NirSn'ian, which y1u nil tahhough lett
this count y in such gied haste) have Gi,pcnsed
with and have sayel your money as | wa5 AZ
the last Amherst CouIL ready 10 receive any
"oticc, and was seen by aud conheistd with
your noble attorney. Youts mort dcyotedly.
MATHEW BUBKS.
September C. w2w5'