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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
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YELLUW FEVER In NEw yoRK

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| NEW YORK., AUG lS.-Our paper was
just gong to press, when we received tn.
report from the board of Health, which
met at The usual hour, when we grieye 10
lay that the resident physician, DR.
Ouackenboss, reported Samuel Mc(;ee
as haOfnS died this mornng Of yellozv
feuer
| The circumstances OF this case we I'M.
derstand TO be these This young man,
aged l6,wAs an apprentice TO MIR Roberts,
no 20, John street. He was at the fire
In Uoid street, being then in health, ON
The night OF Friday, 9Th inst. where he
iatigued himself by over exer,iop. He
continued slightly Indisposed up TO " ed
hesday last, when his malady Increased
SO much as to contine him 10 bed, at his
'ather's house, No. 4S, Henry st. where
he this morning died. Mr.. Roberts, the
master oil the boy, and DIR. Hicks, aitach-
ed to the board OF health department,
were examined as TO the h. attn and cleans
Illness oil The house, and heighbol hood il.
John street, * spoke tavoraDiy as to oolh.
IL was further stated, both by the mas
Ter and the iather oil the boy, that he has.
not, 10 either knowledge, been al the
quarantine ground, nor out OF the city.
lhe deceased was attended by DIR.
Conger, who yesterday nou6ed the case
10 The resident phy stefan, as one requiring
MS examination. DIR. Quackenbuss iasr
evening visited the patient, and agreed
with DIR. Conger in pronouneing It "a case
of yellow fever. .American
BOARD OF HEALTH,
Monday august %.
Fresent-Ihe hon. Stephen Allen,
president Richard Riker, esq. recorder !;
Alderman Wyckof, Hall, Taylor, ano
Mount.
The president laid before the board,
the following from the residen: physician.
"SHnday, aug. I7-2 O'Clock p. NJ.
"Stephen Alien, esq.-Sr-At the ,e-
quest OF DR. Conger,* this morning, a
hail past 10 o'clock, visited Samuel NJ
Gee, sick at No. 40 Henry street. Ills
disease Is yellow fever, attended WITH
black yomit. lie is an apprentice to Nj
John toberts, merchant traitor, with
whom ne resided at No. IS, John 81. unu
me Time he slckened, wDicn was on Eues
day the 18th inst when he removed 10 the
mouse vi his parents where n. now ls.--
Yours, sc Nicholas 1. Quacken6os,
res. HhySician.
Monday 10 O'Clock. Sam ei Mice,
DIED this morning at two O'clock"
the following IS copy OF DR. Con-
gei's letter TO DIR. Quackenbos.
"sm, 1 wish Oh 20 visit Mr.. Samue
Niece, at No. 4o Hcnry st. now labor
ing under malignant fever. Yours sc
John S. c onger.
-Nezo YORK, dug. II.
a MOTION was made That the same he
published. On the question OF agreeing
TO the same, The ayes and noes having
been called tor by the recorder, the nuns
bers stood as follows. Affirma,iye-Al-
dermen Nyckoff, Taylor anu Mead
Negatiyc-Mr. Recorder, alderman Hall.
So the motion TO publish the same. was
Carried in the affiT native. J. MORTON.
sec. Board OF Heanh.
AUGUST 49, The board of health as.
sembied at the usualhour (l2 O'Clock
this day, when the mayor stated he bad
no communication 10 make 10 the board
relative to the health OF the Guy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

Mr.. secretary Adams left Washington
on Thursday on a visit 10 his friends in
Massachusetts. He is to be absent from
the city some weeks.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
PHINEAS JANNEY

-
- AS Just received ] 1 bales of cotton sun
- quality, 20 boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin IN sropr.
20 boxes sperm oandles, branded Rodman
o tierces spermaceti oil
tons white lead ground in oil
bblS Venitian red
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens dack
DO sheeting
English pine apple cheese
DO mustard in boxes oil 10 doz bottles
DO shad and herring Irvine
DO shoe thread
Cambria and jaconet musins, Marseil,es
quilting
Spotted crayat hdkEs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawIs
NankIn Grape gown patterns
BLACK gaIoons and ribbons
CIaret wine in cases of dog each
Loaf sugar PhiIa. refined
Cut nails and brads
Zlo tons Swedes' and English iron
Assorted fiat bars from ! Ia inches TO &
inches wide, & FROM Ia TO inch thick
Square bars from I2 inch to 3 inches
Hound from 1-4inch to ii inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel in bundles For sale on ac
momodating terms, 4mo @
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
ora new Carrier is employed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

VNHE subscriber, having abandoned his in
tention of retiring TO the country, takes
this method OF informing his friends and the
pnblic, that he has taken the large and COM
modious ware house, lately occupied by Messrs.
Ashby u Stribling, Immediately opposite his
old stand, where lie purposes continuing the
Flour and Grocery Business,
and where he will receive produce and goods
oil all kinds on storage, and for sale on com
mission f b. HARRISON,
Whohas for sale n few hundred weight Of choice
IahiIN Macon law 81 aug %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
DiSTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, SC.
"lLLiAM n. MILLS, has applied 10 the
w hon. VIM. Cranch, chief Judge OF the u.
States circuit court Of the district OF Columbia,
to be discharged from imprisonment, under the
act for the relief finsolvent debtors within the
dist OF Col. on the first Wednesday in Sepemt-
her next, at y o'clock, a. m. at the court house
in Alexandria, when and where his creditors are
required to attend. EDM.I LEE, &C
ang % 2,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

BALTIMORE, AUG. S--A cnroner's in
qpest was held last evening near Camp
Fairfield, by Lamoert Thomas, esq over
The body Of Senjamih freeman, Of this
city. aged dbcut - years. Verdict of
,hc Jury, ".hsl he came 10 bis death by
receiyrng wound Under the right eye
and below the rigot knee, ny ,he aeci-
dental explosion OF small cannon
with which the deceased and several Of
bis companions from inc city had been
amusing themselves, aud which (being
ABOUT SIX inches ID lengthy had been
nearly filed with old nails, tTc. at the
lime Of the explosion,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22

Mr.. jackson, the British commissioner
under the article of the treaty Of Client
which relates 10 the surrender Of captu-
Sed prs eriy, at the close Of the war Of
1912, and AF. Cheyes, the commissioner
ON the part Of the United States under
'he same article, arrived in Washington
cn " eduesdsy. Nat. Int.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-22
ON TUESDAY

ON TUESDAY
Al In o'clock will be sold at the auction store
a variety ofgoods, amoDs which are, furniture
OF every description, new and I'd hand, high and
common price. Also, groceries OF almost eve
ry Kind Also, dry goods-a reasonable lot.-
Also, knives and forks, peuknives. sc. &c.
VIII be added to the above sale without reserve,
90 boxes sup. halt Spanish segars, do cotton
thread, do corn breakers, Q lbs sup Scotch
snuf, dozen chairs,3 mahogany tables &c &c.
aug 20 S. A. hlARSTELLER, auc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21
SINGULAR

From the Perry. Pa. Forester, Man Q
considerable curiosity has been excl.
ted during the present week, among the
citizens OF this place, and the good peo.
pie attending court, by the sight of a lin.
lie fish about three inches long, whicb,a f.
ter having been three days and fh,re
nights, IN the body of shad, was taken
out alive, and was then as spriehtly and
as full OF life as fish generally are in the
water. The shad was caught at fishe.
ry on the Susquehanna, brought to Car.
iisie, piled in la wagon with hundreds of
others, there purchased by citizen Of
Lahoisourg, put into pair of saddle
bags, and brought here, where, in the
act oil dissecting it for use, young sal.
mon OF tho above dimensions dropped
out alive, alter having been at least three
days and nights in its 6shy tabernacle -
Lei scepucs and dis5elicvers contrast the
ABOVE. with the sacred history of Jonah
and the whale, and take lesson OF for.
oearance from ii, in exercising their IL.
centious opinions.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21

Mr.. Editor-Tbe situation of Pitt ST.
between Queen and Princess, l think de.
serving public attention. AS sfreet
It is altogether useless, and likely to be
a great nuisance beside. AS there are
several individuals, whom esteem, int,
rested in property there, regret to see
them SO much neglected or, indeed. IN.
Jurcd by not having the same attended to.
Property in that part Of the town will be.
come useless, and Improvements be en-
tirely put an end to, unless something
like solid justice is bestowed upon them.
Is sincerely to be hoped council will do
something for the health and interest of
that neighborhood. n.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21
CANNIBALIsM.

Extract OF letter from MIR. J. vii.
iiams, to his father at anchor in Ko,o.
tadica bay, in New Zealand, riding out
gale of wind, dated April 90, 1889
s'' went on shore tile other dav. and SOU
the head OF very great Chief, belonging
to the river Thames, with whose party
Shugee had gone TO war. The chiefs
name was Hinakee, very large man.
III is said he received four balls before
he fell. Immediately after he fell. Sim
gee with revengefui giee,. caught his
blood as 1t was streaming from his veins,
and drank 1t with ali the eagerness posi-
bic. But this is no, all they cut him
hmb from limb, roasted him, and ca, a
delicious mea. Of him. The large Ca
noes are now returning from the war in
every direction. The day before YESTERDAY
three returned, one or two of which had
mans head, at the head and stern, ana
several prisoners they had taken in the
war. One of our seamen went On shore
al Chief space, whose name is Pomare,
q saw ten heads, all preserved, brough,
from the var, one of which was a cbiId's,
about IL months old, probably the child
OF great chief. Poor HInakee had two
Drothers, the one almost as fine a man as
himself; the other fine young man a.
bout IL or 90 years old--all massacred,
and ealeDs except their heads, whic h
they preserve either as tokens of victory.
or to sell to Christians for muskets or
powder, to enable them to execute more
efectually, their wicked deeds.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21
aeeraio marine Niat.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIvED....MAy 90.

hRR1VED....MAY 20.
sch Nancy-and-Polly, Curiituck -
shingles to J II Ladd * Co.
Schr. Hero, Traverse, Port Deposi,e ;
boards and scantling TO Jas M'Guire.
Steam boat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk,
with passengers. Left below, brig Reso.
luton, Lucket, from st. Thomas. Mr..
j. Janney died on the passage home ON
board the X. 10th day out. Two schrs e
one sloop above Maryland point, bound
up. Ship Pioneer, hence, off Back riv.
eryesterday orenoon--wind then S. T..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21

;, At the late meeting of the Protestant
episcopal convention of Georgia, the
isht DIR. Bowen, was elected bishop
Oh that diocess. DIR. B. IS now bishop of
TWO diocesses OF South Carolina and Geo
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21
TREAD WHEEL.

Inc british secretary Peel, in January
Ias'' addressed circular to the visiting
|magis.rates OF he 90 juiIs and houses Of
|coireGhon, where tread. W heels had be en-
e,'aohshed, "askipg how long the tread.
mneei mac been in operation, and whether
,ney mad found any injurious effects had
peen produced by it on the bodies and
'.ess OF the prisoners who had worked
.nereat & The replies of the magis.
.Ia'es, IN effect. were, that no injury of
.ne sort was complained of on the con.
,rary, that the tread>wheel conduced to
heaith rather than otherwise. At Brix.
Ton, 1t Is stated by Mr.. Harrison, the ma.
sis'rate, one woman, who had been at the
wheel Tor month, and who went to work
with rheumatic complaint, being asked
now she felt when she went away, re-
Piled that her rheumatism was complete !
ly cured. :
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21

oaARLorrEsvrLLE VA. MAY 16.--ln
Passing through Loudoun county in this
slate oD the 9Th inst. | saw in one dwell
Ilpg' about nine miles from Lees6urg,)
'nfee black persons, the Oldest of whom
was according TO his own account, III
years Of age, out from very correct infor.
ns'ioo, l have no doubt he is lbs. His
VIE IS ten years younger. There is a.
hoibe. "isck man who IS biiDd--bc does
bo' Sno" bis exact age, Du. says he was
T"arred when lie was about 81 years ole
aDG his youngest son is 50.
lfyou thiok proper to publish this ex
iraordInary instance OF longevity, it is al
your service Gazette.
Several French officers, have sailed
rom Eog and tor SpsiD,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21
MARRIED.

In Georgetown, a few days ago, by the
rev. mr.. M'ilvaine, doctor JOHN NJ. THO.
MAS OF Frederick county, Md. to miss
cATHARINE c. TURNER, daughter OF the
late Thomas Turner. esq.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21

Colonel Robert Patterson, of PhiIadel.
Pnia, mas been appointed, by the secrela-
ny al war; member OF the board OF v,si-
ters' TO superlnleD1 the next annual ex.
animation OF the cadets at West Point.
Inch is To take place on the first Mon.
day inJune. -
a member of the British house of
commons OF introducing revision Of the
game laws, stated that during the past
year. the number Of commitlals Tor yio-
iat'on OF these laws exceeded 800.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21
PHINEAS IANsEY


PHINEAS JAN ,iEY
AS Just received III bales OF cotton sun
q n quality,25 boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. IN sroRr.
20 boxes sperm candles, branded Rodman
tierces spermacet oil
tons white lead ground in oil
bbis VeDitan red
20 kegs spanish brown
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do sheeting
English pine apple cheese
DO mustard in boxes OF 10 doz bottles
10 shad and herring twine
DO shoe thread
oambric and jaconet muslins, Marseilles
quilting
spotted cravat hdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawls
Nankin Grape gown patterns
BLACK gaIoons and ribbons
Ciaret wine in cases of doz each
Loaf sugar Phiia. refined
Cut nails and brads
@io tons Swedes' and English iron
assorted fiat bars from IL inches TO 6
inches wide, 81 from IL TO ] inch thick
square bars from 10 inch TO inches
Hound from 1-4iheh 10 IA inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel in bundles. For sal- on &C.
commodating terms, DINO
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21

In Henry county, Georgia. William
Fitzgerald has been found guilty of the
murder OF his wife, and sentenced to be
hung; and in Wilkes county, ofthe same
state, Woodward FrameI has been con.
demned to death for procuring a slave to
murder by poison an infant female or
phan, bis sister
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-21

In Strong, Maine, the dwelling house
William Read, esq was destroyed by fire
with most of its contents. MIR. Read ex.
srted himself SO muca to save certain ar
tioles, that he survived but short time
Ills age was SO.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04

SICKNESS

There is something in sickness that breaks down
the pride of manhood; that softens the heart, and
brings it back to the feelings of infancy. Who
that has suffered even IN advanced life, IN sickness
and despondency-- that has pined on weary
bed in The neglect and loneliness OF foreign ian
but has thought on the mother that looked on his
chdhood,'' that smoothed bis pillow, and admins
tered TO his helplessness. Oh! there is an endnr-
ing tenderness in the love Of mother to son. that
transccnds all other affections Of the heati. ~ IS
neither to be chilled by selGshness, nor dauated oy
danger, nor weakened by worihessness, nor snted
by ingralitude She will sacrifice every comioFtto
ibis convenience she will surrender every pleasure
10 his enjoyment; she will glory in bis faFne' and
exut in his prosperity and, if adversely overtake
him, he will be dcarer to her by misfortune and q
disgrace settle upon his she will still love and
cherish him and if all the world beside cast HIM
off, she will be all The world to him.
Sketch B0os,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04
JOB PERMITTING
DONE Az THE
W. *, II glllE-f1EYlf3. AggyANT @5hMhFIgfh33e
10 prerent Beer from groWing flat.

TO prerent Beer from groacing fiat.
Put into cask, containing eighteen gallons, a
bnt Of ground malt, suspended in bag, and close
Ia bung perfectly the beer will be Improved du
EDg The whole time Of drawing it for use.
10 recorer Beer phen sour.
When beer is become sour, add some oyster
Eells. calcined 10 Wilderness, or little powdered
kbsk, Either Of these will correct the acidlty, and
Mil make it brisk and sparkling. 1t should be
rank almost Immediately afterwards. Some use
6anof tartar.
10 bottle Porter.
II has been supposed by many persons, that in
|otIing porter there is some preparation made use
i not generally understood readers may rest assn
Ned that nothing more is necessary 10 produce good
Bottled porter than attention to the following rules
Let the bottles be clean washed and drained dry
-he ccrks sound and good, fer this is essential. Fill
he bottles on one day. aud let them stand open till
enext: this will bring the beer to proper Hat
,ss, and prevent the corks from flying or the bot
IesIrom bursting. Let the bottles be corked as
lose as possible.
These rules will apply equally well to the bot
0s o. aes.
Cheap and tCholesome Table Beer.
70 four pounds Of coarse brown sugar, add ten
alloDs Of water, then put in three ounces OF hops
let the whole boil for three quarters oil an hour
nd work it as usual. 1t should be kept week or
Fn days before it IS tapped, when it will improve
ply afterwards, within moderate time OF con,
umption.
Another method, and for smaller quantity is to
G pound Of treace to eight quarts of boiling wa
Fr; add two bay-eaves, and quarter of an ounce
Ginger in powder. Boil the whole for fifteen
Fnalcs, then let it become cool and work 1t with
ras
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04
From the Boston Galary.

Spontaneous Combustion Of The Haniaa Body -
The August number OF the Lopdon Medical Jour
nal contains detailed OF the spontaneous com"
bustion of the human body, in the person OF oieur
Vatn, brewer who had for some time indulged 10
great excess in the use of spurious iiquots. the
flesh the back, and both sides Oh the head, vas
destroyed; The left side and particles OF The hest,
and The whole upper extremi,les, were CONSUMED;
and the ribs and arms reduced TO a cinder coal.
1t was with grea, difficulty, aud not ill much walef
had been used, that the fire was extngulshed.
Some have pehtured to doubt the spontaneous COM
bustion of the living body but have
record many well authenticated instsnees; and the
known fact OF vegetable matter refuse oleagin US
waste wool in our factories, BEN. subject e. the
same chemical action, fully support the theory OF
spontaneous combustion. In what way this chem
ical action is first excited whether from the al hnl
of the Spirits the phosphorus Of the bones or the
combined agency OF both furnishes subject OF u
rous speculation. G.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04
From the Providence Journal.

LAw.-Tom strikes Dick over the shoulder with
a rattan cane abou, as big as your little finger.
lawyer would tell the story something in this way.
"And that wheareas the said Thomas, at said
Providence on the year and day last aforesaid, in
and upon the body Of said Richard in the peace OF
Cod and The state, then and there being, did make
a most violent assault, and inflicted great many
and divers blows, kicks, cuffs, thumps, conusions'
pashes, wounds, hurts, cuts, damages and INJURIES
in and upon The head, neck breast, stomach, hips
knees, shns, and heels OF the said Richara' win o.
vers sticks, slaves, canes poes logs OF wooa' aho
s,ones bludreons blundcrbusses and boarding pixies
then and there hedin the hands, FISTS claws, ant
clutches of him The said Thomas"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04

The N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser states that
three French ships were at Port an Prince Sept
so, waiting for news Of peace with opain' OF con
voy to protect them against Spanish priVa,eer'
Mo undrr SPANISH coors was committing deprcda
lions on the Haytien coasters the south side OF
the Island. Strong apprehensions existed at Anti
qua, at the last dates, Of an insurreection among
the negroes,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04
CONDITIONS OF THE WATcHMAN.

re mice is fle dollars year those who do not either
hpir subscriptions in advance, before the first Of
& or DecemJe and four Dollars to those who do ;at
aSre which time, if subscriber wishes to decline, he
INST notify the editor of his intention non compliance
sy months, and no paper will be discontinued without
@fment Of them except at the option ofthe editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
tan three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
cents for every subsequent insertion, longer in pro-
ion Advertisers requested TO specify in writing
49, ling their advertisements to be inserted, they
be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in.
I re attention must be post paid
advertising blythe year.
! Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
| / year S16 90 year 18, 90
| 6months y, ~ months J, 5o
| 3do. AIS do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-04
THE PSYCHOLOGISTS.

pleasan, hoax which has lately been played
bon this new sect, is thus related IN BackWood's
! laeazne -
TlckLER. Internal ideots, the Phre-
flovsls, have been kicking up dust about her
(Aul, too, it appears. VIII those fellows take no
|Mta
0DoHERTy.-They take hint why you might
| well preach to the Jumpers, or the Harmonists
any other SET Of stupid fanatics don't let me hear
tm mentioned again.
Dr. MvLLIoN.-They have survived the turnip
nat more can be said
| dooG.-The turnip, Dociors
IN MrLLIoN.-You haven't heard oil 1t then /!
thought all the world had. You must know,
0wevcr that certain ingenious person of this
wn lately met with turnip Of more than common
p2lness in his 6ed--he made cast OF it, clapped
10 The cast Of somebody's face, and sent the com
'lllon to the chronological, with his compliments
smile OF the head OF a celebrated Swede
name Professor Tornhppson. They bl--e
Vemittee was appointed--a report was drawn up
ant the whole character Of the professor was sooT
A0e out as completely secundum arten, as Hag
a'Vs had been uoder the same happy auspices {
ue before. In word, they found out that tn,
NuslIlous DR.. Tornhippson had been distinguished
MS hablveness, cons'rucliveness, philopro
'o''Veness &c.-nay, even for " tune" ideallty,'
I'd "yeneration.''
oDonERrY.--I fear they have heard ofthe hoax
", lu cancelled that sheet of their Transactions
What a pity
HoGG.-Hoh hob /! hob The organization c
l0zry turnip Hob hob hoh hoh the lik
mat The Swedish turnip- the celebrated Swed'
oDoHERTy.--Le Glorieux himself never carrie
moGsh better quiz. The whole thing is pei
'l Fuit lllum The worst of the whole was, tn;
couple of the leading members had been dispu
us Father keenly, which Of their own two organic;
'u.S bore the greater resemblance TO that OF III
'nsAtrned defunct!!!