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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

COMMITTEE ON WORKING OXEN.
John w. Hubbard, Worcester, Chair
man.
William Eager, marlborough.
Abel Warren, do.
William Foster, SturbriGgs.
Stephen Hastings, Sterling.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

Committees on Stock, &c. exhibited at the
Cattle shOUv and Exhibition Of Manu-
.tactures at Worcester, Oct. 8, 1923.
COMMITTEE ON NEAT SToCK-
Rejoice Newton, Worcester, Chairman.
Joseph Estabrook, ROyalston,
Daniel Tenney, Sutton.
Levi Bartlett Rutland.
Joseph W. Leland, Grafton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
FOREIGN.

1t is stated in a late Engl1h paper, that Mr. Cook
of Bminghs has discovered a method of rendering
all of cotton, linen, muslins, &c. las well tim
ber,) incombustble, by immersng them in solution
Of pure vegetable alkali This solution is perfectly
clear and without any smell and window curtains
and bed hsngngs thus rendered perfectly secure
from any accident by fye.--By the late fire at Port
au Prince many Americans suffered A considerable
portion Of their caIgoes OF lumber, &C. was burnt and
a number of commercial houses were involved III the
general ruin The cruelty Of the negroes towards the
American and English masters and crews, while en-
deavoring to save theft properly. was dreadful. Ma
ny Americans were severely bruised, MANNED, and
cut BY the sables OF the blacks.-3O0 ladies of
Madrid have offered their services 10 king Ferdinand,
TO fight for Spain if it should be invaded-The APP
pcaton OF young neitles 10 parts affected with rheu
malism even the most violent, is ,aid be certain
cure. Lond M. Zea. the Colombian minister
in England, died there on the hrst of December-A
letter received in London from ST. Petersburgb states
that Capt Wasliew Just returned from his voyage Of
discovery, has oRv passed up Bherings straits
higher latitude than Capt Cook but has determined
the position of the northern continent of America
from Fey Cape Alaska, and found island north OF
IT, inhabted.-It is again reported that Morales mas
abandoned NIaracaibo to the patriots under Monta
that he fed precipitately towards Cora with the
mainder OF his army which had been weakened by
six days desperate fghting.--A Curacao account
of Dec 18th. states that the Spanish corvette Maria
Theresa of21 guns and 400 men, with $4,000 in
specie board, had been captured near that place,
BY the patriots. She on her passage from Havana
to Maracaibo. having two merchant brgs in company
with supplies for hiorsles.-FTiend Allen, pin Ian
thropis attended the congress at Verona, earnestly
pressing the claims of Africa. He regularly appeared
before the sovereigns with his hat on, and was adj
mitted privileged frieEd. SENTENCE was passed
at St Pienes, Martinique, Nov 10th, on IS slaves
who had been guilty Of revolt were to have their
right hands cut OF and then their heads severed from
their bodies IA to be hanged 10 to be fogged and
han ded z m 90 Iach m nesief al
the executions Sc.--The British ship Of war Driver
has captured off the river Bonny, spanish schooner
with $50 slaves and Portuguese brig with 40 slaves.
The Sierra Leone papers synce that the British sruis-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
DOMESTIC.

Rev. n. Thayer of Lancaster is chosen to deliver
the next election sermon in Massachusetis.--The
amount OF premium given for box tickets In Bos ton
(esides the usual price of tickets, has amounted in
short time TO $500 Such is the facility with which
men will pay a for amusing them.--IEe pre-
paratons al Norfolk for the sailing OF Com. Porter S
squadron against the pirates are advancing -Nehe-
miah r. knight is elected L. 5. for r. l. TO
serve six years from March next-The National
Intellisenccr remarks " Nothing, il is apparent is
be doue this session Of Congress, towards internal
improvement in any shape the Cumberland road be-
ing considered exception TO the general rule, on
count of its origin, SC. "-ThTee new ministers
nominated by the president TO the senate, JAN 18Th
Hugh Nelson, Of Virginia, 10 Madrid R. G. Ander-
son. Speaker Of H. r. Of Kentucky, TO Colombia and
c. A. Rodney, u. s. senator from Delaware, TO Bus-
nos Ayres.-The Pittsburg Gazette announces seven
steam boats from that city early in the spring
destined as regular traders to Nashville and ST. Louis
All bot one are owned in Pittsbuigh .-A correspond
ent in Northampton paper recommends that two or
three barres of brine be deposited in the steeple Of
each Meeting house, as preservative against fire
when other buildings round may be in flames. 1t will
keep through the winter without feeZngj and through
the summer without becoming bracksh and offensive
and is much efiCacieus than water in qlenching
fire. The expense is inhing and few men with
buckets posted the barrels, might preserve liz
building The Kentucky legislature has made
farther donation OF $4,000 to the Louisville Hospital
and also materials of the Penitenary necessary to-
the construction Of the buildings. TO the amount of
$500. Iunatc Hospital has been established and
endowed Lexngton and institution for the tut
ton Of the deaf and dumb has been established DAN
ville.-A correspondent Of the Washington Republic
eau proposes penentiary establishment the mouth
Of Columbia river or in others words 70 make it the
Botany bay Of the U. States:---A meeting of the
Printers and Booksellers OF Philadelphia has been call
ed for the purpose Of sending delegation to attend
the 400th grand Anniversary OF the invention Of the art
of printing 70 be held Harlem in Holland; in 1923.
Hon. Nicholas Brown Of Providence has erected
at his own expense, and presented to Blown Unver-
sity building, stories high 100 by 40 feet and con-
tanning 48 for students. The corporation. the
suggestion of the donor have named the building Hope
Colege---Hon. HI. G. Otis is appointed BY the cor
porarion Of Harvard University a member Of. that
board. in place OF Hon. j. Lowell. resgned.-Coun-
terfeit SIS bills of Concord Bank n H. have recently
made their appearance. The paper is lighter and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
PAYABLE YEARLY.

more spongy than the genuine George Gardner
was killed a scufie win Thomas Dansaoa, Nen bu-
rypoft JAM 18th. Ia falling his face struck ou
point OF a cane, watch another was hoi,iiog he
tween his legs Al pierced head, Just under the
left eye aud occasioaet almost immediate death -
The President OF TIE U 5. las giysI Instructions 10
the district attorney If s. ar5iiaa 70 have of
the Patngra airs Paneito atoly decided IN dis
trct CONT cifried 20 b. appeal to the supreme court
al W ashngton. MS sci was seized for pirate
BY L. ;. vessel. brought in TOR trial and arquit-
ted IN the district couTt.----John X. Provost
Esq. is appointed u. S. CGarge de Aiares 10 Peru
Gen Gaines and suite have arrived at II. Louis from
six months tour through the western territory Of
the United States Ine house or bir Earring IN.
at Wentham. Mass. has been destroyed by he emil a
man perished In the fames.---The legislature Of NJ
aroma has passed al ACT. abolish in sonn1ent
ief deht--On Tuesday IAN. Ito. the mercury stood
al minus ia "a enl; ia Poffsmouti1 al p 10 Sa-
co ana heens al 70 at Bellows Falis, - IL lam
over; at 2S IT. Montfeal.- The expense 81 TIL Mas
sachusetts State Prison during tile year was Gll
I'll, 6lcs. The present number of conVC Is IS 279
During the year. 81 have been discharged 80 admit
ted; Ia pardoned; 10 deceased and one escaped.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
NEW GOODS-TlS:

Az ~ wv s(O- %.
Super6ne. midGling d low priced BROAD
ILO his;
Do. do. do. CASSIMERES;
Ladies Cloth Blankets aRnels;
Cashmere >hawls- hong shawls
Me, mo Points-Coroiine Piads
Green B0ckins-Bomsazetts, twiiPd hsurd
and plane
) 1 black 8ombaziue-blue Rattinet;
Twins dag Observation-Disclosures Italian
handkerchief
Fancy silk HaRdkerchiefs--twill'd German
hsndkefchiefs
PLAID sar.rrse-- fgaI'd hiaels silk Vsstisg;
Black SIX Velvet W oolen VesiiHgs;
W omen's black and slate coior'd worried Hos
Mems worsted, wool aud Angola half Hose
Chi!dFeR's wOrsiet and wool socks;
Woaen's black aad white kid Gloves;
ChiIdren's Gloves Men, black Gloves;
Cotton Umbrellas aiIico- black Linen
Chn'z Furniture--bl4ck Cambrick Grape
Twill'd aud plane Galioons-Taff,s Ribbons
Linen Check-Lancaster >heetins u Shirtings
Spool Cotton--Silk and N.st
Coat, vest, gilt and siik Bulons
I bale CARPETING
-dLSo-
Live Geese and common FEATHERS;
Bedticking, Friages, Laces. DC.
BEDS made al short notice
PAPER HANGiNGS, great assortment.
Nov. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
FRESH RAISINS. GRAPES,

FIGS, OLIVES, SC &c.
600 Boxes and halt Boxes, Bunch Muscatel
%OO and Bloom RAlSINS;
SO Casks Malaga and Caraburns do.
20 Jars DO. GRAPES;
90 Frais do, FIGS;
so Jars Spanish OLIVES;
200 Bottles fresh AncLovies CAPERS and
OLIVES
5000 Sweet ORANGES;
.4LSO-2Oo Bottles rEPPER-SAUCE
loo ID. fresh CLOVES
SO do. do. NUTNEGS:
loo Bbls, Superfne New FLOUR:
Old Allegheny WilSkEY
do. Peach BRANDY. &c &C.
By JOHN cox, Middle Street, Portland.
Jan z, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

have been very active and successful in suppress
sing the slave trades bur that the French
restricted ny their Instructions The christian popu.
laoa OF the colony exceeds 10000 mostly blacks,
great proportion agrculturasts! Its commerce isyri-
wing. BRUSH Commanders nave introduced va ccina.
ton on the coast.--President Boyer has issued Sc
orders respecting the ideness CT OF his sub
Jects and appolated agents to employ them in lage.
Gen. san Martin, distinguished officer la PEN,
has Withdrawn entirely iGom public life. he too
ambitious. and too much addicted wee Conduct
the patriot with success.--klour Is said 10 be
SlI0 a barrel at Quay aqcIl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
CAR1,ERE Ell COLLiGERE.

CONTENTS OF No. 6, OF
THE MUSEUM OF
Foreign Literature and Science,
CONDUCTED BY
ROBERT WALSH, ia.
Just receiced and for Sale at The
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
DESCRIPTION Of me Shetland Islands. comprising an
"A Account Of their Geology Scenery, Antiquities and
Count de v4Iori's Journal OF Henry w
Campaign OF the Aust rians agans Mursr.
Account Of Man ~ho lived I'll Ysrs after having swa-
lowed Number of Cissp-Knives.
On Machinery .or Calculating and Printing Mathematical
7 sbles.
Narrative ofa Journey from Egypt the Western Coast
ferdinand sIendrr Pinto.
en- the yellow Fever OF Barcelona.
Coethe's William Meister.
Obitusry--Sir william Hersche
Life OF Klsproth. the celebrated Chemist
The Silent River: Dramatic sketch.
On r iiway Carriages.
Sketch OF the Profess OF Frssco Painting.
Some Positions respecting the Influence OF the votaic
Battery ohvsting the Effects of the Division of the
Species Of Rhinoceros found in the interior Of
Africe.
On the Electric Phenomens exhibited in vaeuo.
Ga Heat diseng 'sed by the Gases.
Description ofa Dnctimetre.
Strength OF Cast Iron.
Steam Engine Chimneys.
The Manufacture OF Wine improved by Chalk.
Test for MagDesia.
Effect OF Violate Electricity upon Alcahol.
Considerations the Existence and State ofsulphrr in
Vegetables.
Detection of poisons.
Bezoars voillrd by Woman.
Royal Ac ademy ofSciences in Paris.
Electromagnetic socissy ofParis
Wool employed in the Manufactures OF France.
On Preserving Fish BY Sugar.-Oa the Fall Of Leaves
Curious Appearance observed the Moon The Cape.
Singular betve the Winter of i61l-7, IN the
North OF EUROPE and South America.
DR.. Fleming Zoology
Diffusion % E.srsn.
Power Of Rrdhot Iron over the Magnet.
Odessa
The Greek Seminary, founded in IT'S. BY Catherine IL
q, Sc. Petersburgi.
Fine Arts.
On Diving nachiRst allied the Dolphin.
Carezxini's Ceoreatric and HeliocenIric Tables.
New Publications..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS.

Thursday, Jan. 3. bill to abolish imprison-
ment for debt was taken up opposed by Messrs-
Van Beuren & Mills, who proposed amendments
advocated by Mr.. Johnson; and laid over till to-
morrow.
Friday, Jan. 10. Mr. Taylor, of Vir. propos-
ed in the usual form an amendment TO the
constitution; by which provision would be made
for second meeting Of electors, Tin case no choice
should be made at their first meeting when they
should vote for one of the two highest or ore
out of any greater number who may have tie
highest and an equal number. The person hay
ing the greatest number al the second bailoting
shall be presidents or il there be then 20 choice,
it shall go to the House of Representatives, as
by the present mode. The resolutions was pass
ed to a ID reading.
The bills for lay ing out road from tie Miami
Of Lake Erie to the Connecticut Reserve and
to confirm certain claims to lots in Peoria, III.
were read twice and referred. The senate then
went upon executive business.
.Noaddy, Jan. IS. A bill was reported and
read to regulate the commercial intercourse be-
tween the U. s. andcertain British colonial ports.
The president By message Transmitted infor-
nation, as requested, as 10 the number Of arms
required annually 10 supply the western states;
&c. Referred TO the military committee.
Tuesddy, jan. IA. Mr.. Taylor's bill was read
a I'd time, and referred to select committee.
The bill for aboishing imprisonment for debt
was advocated for two hours BY Mrs johnson
when The senate adjourned
Thursday Jan. rs. The bill To abolish inA
prisoDment for debt was discussed 1t was op-
posed by Mr.. Mills, at least in IFS full extent.
Mr.. Barbor advocated the bill but would
except those cases or debt which involved
criminal breach OF trust. Postponed tiII to- NOR.
row.
Friday, Jan. II. The hill from the house, in
addition 10 the act providing for the prompt set
tlement of public accounts, was read twice, and
referred TO the com. OF claims.
The bill TO abolish imprisonment for debt was
again debated in committee ofthe whole, and laid
OF the table.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

No. 2, Merchants Ron, Middle-Strect, Portland,
THE Maine Register for 1928;
Il Jeferson'e Manuel, of Parliamentary prac-
tice.
Tariff OF Duties, and Custom House Regula-
tons,
Combe's Essays on Phrcnelogy,
Cieavlsnd's Mineralogy, second Edition,
SImoud's Travels in Switz rland,
Lights and Shadows OF Scottish Life,
1.csan, FANNY Story,
history Of Massachusetts, ny A. Bradford, Esq
new treatize OF Horse Shoeng,
Cambridge Msfhs mates,
Pixies large Arithmetic, new Edition,
Brace Bridge Hall,
lnstrun entail Preceptor, BY w. Whitley Ser
geant on Constitutional Law.
>>~~.4LSO~>>~
A large assortment Of Children's Books.
School Books and Stationary as usual. Every
kind Of books that may net he Oh hand will be
TccuTed at a very short notice.
Jan. "a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Thursday, january 8. On motion Of Mr..
Eustis, il was r6solued to inquire whether any
legislative provision is necessary to effect final
adjustment of the accounts of Dan. ID. Tomp-
kins, relative TO advances made to him and dis
bursments made BY him, durirS The late war.
The bill appropriating lands for laying out
road from Ohio to Michigan, was passed to a
third reading, $50 to p.
Friday, January 10. The military Commit
tee were instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency Of providing for arning the Militia with
Rifles except in towns and villages.
A letter was received from the secretary of
the Navy, disclosing the situation Of the Naval
Pension Fund; and laid on the table.
The bill for providing for discphning the
Militia, was debated, and laid on the table,
Monday January IS. About 10 petitions
were presented and referred.
The committee of claims, reported unfavour
ably on the petition Of Baltimore merchants,
who ask compensation for vessels sunk in theiv
harbour during the late war;
A bill 10 abolish Imprisonment for debt, was
reported, read twice, and committed.
An inquiry was authorized, whether enact
mcnts can be made to reduce the expenses Of
land Offices.
The bill for authorizing the occupation of the
mouth of Columbia river, was taken I'D. AD
dneHamGut was PFOposels ana rejected. Mr..
Malary proposed substitute for the whole bill,
extending the limits Of the proposed occupa-
ton. Both were laid upon the table,
A letter Of the Secretary of the Treasury
transmitted a report and statement relative to
loan Of 100000 formerly made to the commits
sioners of the city of Washington. Referred to
select committee.
Tuesday, January Il. The bill in addition
to an act for tile more prompt settlement Of
public accounts, and for the punishment Of per-
jury, was read; and orderd to be engrossed for
third reading.
The bill, authorising the President to make
surveys, estimates, &C. in connexion with 4
system OF internal improvement, was laid Oh the
table, THE National Inteligencer says nailed to
the table, rs to 70.
Wednesday, Jan. l5.-The bill Respecting pub
lie accounts and perjury was passed ard sent
to the senate. Mr.. Reed Of Georgia, proposed
the following amendment to tie constitution,
viz. Congress shall have power to establish
and construct Roads and Canals"
A debate took place on bill respecting the
collection Of the duties on imports anu tonn4ai.
which contains 81 sections.
Thursday, jan l6.--The same bill was agar
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
EDN ARD HOWE,

No. S, Merchants HOp, NiIDDLE-STREBT.
II As ISL received add now opening, ca.
= - tensive assortment Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16
MAIL ROBBERY.

From, the Nat fnfeityeneer Of Wednesddy.
The foiio"i0s lettes 10 the Postmaster
General reached this CITY by express, at 5 o..
clock, last evening.
BALTIMORE Posr OFFICE,
9 O'Clock, A M. 8tn July, 1873.
Hon John M'Lesn, Postmastet General.
DEAR SIR: Iregret TO have again to an.
nouoce the robbery, by force Of arms, of me
Eastern Mail, coming TO ibis city from phiis-
ds'phia. II happened between one and TWO
o'clock ih's morning, abou, two miles beyond
the Guup, wder Falls. and was perpetrated by
ct least tour armed rutiisns The Guard Of
the Mail who was well armed, appears to
have defendedi 1t brsvely, and, according TO
HE, the only sccoun, have yet received, il
was no, surrendered uotIi he had discharged d
his b'underbuss and pistol, aud was overcome
by supefiof numbers, and great violence to
his person. The driver, in the confusion, es.
capped unhort; and the mail for this city, and
for dis"ibution here, was no, touched.
The bag containing the mail for Washing.
ton and all South of this, was cut open but
/ do not delay II 10 s,cettsin the extent o!
dtpredations upoa il, as the stage is ready 10
tskc il on. The neighboring county is q.
larmed, and securing the vicinity 10 pu,sui
Of .he robbers. RI Stokes left here ss soon
as there was reason TO apprehend that the
mail had been attacked and, FROM him we
shall soon hear further psrtic N!srs. In the
mean time you msy feel assured that eve y
thing that Can, will be done, TO arrest ,hese
desperate villains. Ttaces OF much blood on
The ground, indicate that some of the par,y
were deeply, If not mortaly wounded. Re.
specially your obcdIsnt servant,
]. S. SKINNER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16

exhibition Of Fire Wcrks, 90 Wsshirg,cn.
squsre, prepared in honor Of cur Nstional Ju-
biiee, sdisasteroos event occurred which mar
red 'he pleasures inspired by the oecssion--
and hes spread gloom over The town. When
the exhibition was sbout hsif completed, O.
bout 500 rockets which were in chest under
the stage, were accidentally set FIRE TO. and be.
ing in a horizontal positions many Of Inc m
took direction imme edistely towards The i'm
meose sssemblsgs OF spects'ors, speeding
terror, ella, m and confusion among them, eRd
meIsnc holy 10 odd, wounding and msiming a.
bout thirty persons, several OF them danger
ously, and three OF whom have since died.
The scene was truly swful. A large area
around the Stage appeared to be entirely en-
.eloped IN n ,mes--s part Of the rockets tsk.
ing more elevated direction, passed near the
hesds Of the crowd. the 6s'y fragments OF the
rockers falling ptoiusely smone them-snd
besides the persons seriously injured, gres;
nonber had their Clothes burnt, or lost their
hats, shoes, sc. end seyerai were thrown down
in the confusion, and usmpled upon. Yet tho
darkness was such, that great portion OF lhe
more distant spectators we're unconscious thst
any sccident had happened, supposing it to
have been part OF the intended display IL
was q fortunate circomstsnce that about 100
Of The largest snd most dangerous rockets ex
plodsd without dong sny material inju'y.
Had they aiken q direction among the spec.
tstors, the destruction must have been i'm.
mense.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16

The Baltimore papers furnish the following par.
ucuiars OF the arres, aud commitment of the rob-
bers.
BALTIMORE, July 9.
NJ. Stokes, one Of the mai. contractors, re.
TUNED TO the c,ty las evening, and furnishes
the following interesting eccount Of his pro.
ceedlngs N this. important matter. He left
he c',y yesterday morning with Mr.. George
Ba1tol, and being Joined ., the piece where
The robbery occurred by Mr.. Rouse, they
weot vith The shirt, which was found in the
road, 10 the Ion Forges on the Guopowder.
IL was Immediately identified by Mr. Tucker,
the manager, IS belonging to one Of the
forgcmen natncd Emmonhe,et, and the psr,v
at once proceeded TO his house for tie pur.
pose OF arfesting hiu. He denied oil know.
ieoge OF the robbsry, cod expressed great
Willingness 10 go with them. II being known
that another OF the forgemen, named Moore,
bosrdcd with Emmonheier, he was sssed for.
He was ssij TO be sick and unable 10 come
outi ou' whcn ih- ps'ry showed de,e,mi.
nation 10 enter the house, he came fofwsra.
They wefe both arrested and taken to the
house OF the manager. While Emmonheier
was undergoing an examination by a rnsgis-
tratc, Moore was cent out Of the room.
While Mr.. Stokes vss tsking to Moore, he
saw thst his vest vas bu,,oned up rather
clo,ely--on pulling aside . black silk hand.
kerchiei, which appearing to be arranged
with care TO cover his bToast, he saw the
marks Of blood on Moors's shirt. On fur.
ther examiDs,isn IL was found he wa, wound.
ed badly in the breast with six or seven buck.
shot. Finding himself thu, detected, he i'm.
medis,eiy made full confession Of tho fact of
rob5,ng the mail, in which he vas assisted by
Emmonheier, Chen under srrest) snd snuth.
er forgemsn named Ward. The latter was
immedia,eiy arrested, and on examination
was found To be severely shot in the hand by
the btrindsibuss.
Moore also confessed where the packages
taken from the mail were hic-he went with
MesSs. Stokes, Rouse and Others TO the
place, whe's bag, belonging TO the forge,
ives iovnd under the leaves, in which where
contsined about two bushels Of packages.
Those on the top were known to be quarterly
soeovns OF postmssters On their wy to the
General Post Office. The packages appear.
ed to b. much stained wrh blood. The bag
was safely delivered t the Post Office and
was lorwadsa to the General Post Oaise.