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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-09-24

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice Sept. 9, 1923.
To the Heirs of ELIZABETH PARKER,
late Of Holden, IN SAID County, de-
ceased, and to all others concerned IN
the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
I'll pear, (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in October next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Guardianship of
said Elizabeth Parker, should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, !. Prob.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-09-24
AMUSING.
ssssSssssH

"C--e, sir, is my name''
81 have come great distance, sir,
for the express purpose of seeing you"
s Indeed and do you consider your
self amply remunerated for the trouble
and fatigue of a long journey, by a view
of my deIectable person %
Yes; you are a strange looking
creature. | have heard much Of YOU.
Some people say you are mad !, aud
have heard a number of ladies assert.
that if you paid proper attention to your
dress, you would be very pretty man"
6 A pretty man! Now, by Heavens,
sir, | consider that as one of the most
rascally compliments they could have
paid me. A pretty man sir, (like your
self: for instance is, in my opinion, one
of the most contemplate objects that
ever came from the mandatory of
heaven ~
"Why so STRIP
"Because, sir, the epithet implies the
absence of all that is manly. They
might as well apply the term to the
ocean in storm, an eruption in Mount
Etna, or the falls of Niagara"
swell, you are really strange fell
low: and, in my opinion, more knave
than fool"
DO you think so, sir +? Treally wish
that could reciprocate that compli-
ment. But am certain that no trait in
your character will bear any compare
son with your Stiffness, which like
Aaron's rod, or Pharaoh's lean kline,
swallows up all the rest"
You are severe"
" You say that you have come a
great distance for the express purpose
of seeing me, as you would go to see "a
bear, an elephant OR Hottentot Venus %
eyes"
CHOW. sir, comply with the terms
fifty cents sight"
" Indeed! Well, there" (Gives him
money!
Stay, sir, take back twenty-five
cents-Children half price -
"Again why you show no mercy
to one who is anxious to serve YOU"
"To serve me ? Then unite your
fortunes with mine. Every wild beast
that is exhibited in this city is accompa-
MED with monkey ?"
The stranger finding the Poet rather
too much for him." as the pugiists
say, and perceiving that he was no more
deficient in feeling than in wit and tai
ents, begged his pardon for having so
rudely intruded Upon his meditations,
and was about retiring, when the Poet
returned the rest of his money, and
taking him by the hand, assured him,
that as impudence and ignorance are
always united, he could very safely par
don his presumption.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Estrav.

WAS taken up by the subscriber
living on North River Hampshire
county, an cstray Horse supposed to
he years old, dark sorrel. a blaze
the whole length of his face and down
the right nostril. his left hind foot
white. a small black spot on his left
bullock. a small white spot on the
left side of his neck. scars on The left
shoulder u some small saddle marks.
appraised to 25 holIars-Phc owner.
Is required to prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
JOHN CARTER.
Oct. 4-Sts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
BIZ O O NJ e r Y
E.4CTORY

AhE subscribers respectfully inform
the public generally, that the fulling
mill part OF the above mentioned fac.
tory Is nearly ready to go into opera
ton. They will be well furnished
with all kinds of dye stufs to be ena-
bled to Colonr cloths in all the varions
colours that arc usually required. As
1t Is more their wish that their work
should recommend them, AS fulIers and
d!eiS' than for them to Indulge in the
:'sHal wanting manner that persons
III their line frequently do. they will
say but little as to their merits only
'hat It will be their great object 10
give universal satisfaction in the exc
cu'lon OF their work, to all those who
may please to favor them with their
custom. They viii now receive CIotbs
Flannel, Blankeiiugs. dc. &c. at this
factory also at MIR. John III. Max
wells, Springfield at Mr.. Moses
Hogc's, Timber Ridge, and Mt Mr.
John Hunters, on Back Creek. mean
Gano Town, where persons arc invi~
ted to leave their cloths, accompanied
with written directions, naming tho
owner, the colour ard manner that
they may wish it finished at which
! places the closh will be regularly cal.
led tor aud returned, finished with
neaincss and despatch.
JAMES CRAWFORD. FuNcr.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Sherrards store, Hampshire Con-
e.. va Son. .
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
PUBLIC SALE.

Undes the provi.ions of a deed OF
trust executed to me by Abraham Mis- 9.
wander to seeure David Bryarly, Geu.
w. Kig-r, aud others. shall proceed
Oh the ls;h day of This month to sell to
he highest bidder, ppon the premises,
two lots of ground ia The corporati IN Of
Winchester. One being a part of one
half of lot No. 3, fronting on BraIdock
street conveyed by Thomas Crsmer to
Philip Stone, and by said Stone to a.
braham Nirwunler, w: the whole
front of said lat No. and twenty sew.
eR feet 10 depth. The other To-, hei pg
a part Of int No. in Woods addition
TO the t'wn nf Winchester running
from Tho Garner Of BraddDck and Bos.
eowen .tr"eis, with the latter east 81
yer, thence south los fact west 81 feet
RI Bradd"ck street, thence with Brad
dock street 10 the corner.
Upon !hese luts are very valuable
improvements we'll worthy the att, d
;ioa of pur eha,ers--a considerable
credit will he given on tnrga portion
OF The purchase money-Thc sale will
1ommeuce ut IL n'cInek ami the terms
can b. made known by applying t. the
sch 'ri"r WILLIAM l.. CLARK.
Oc., r
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
For Rent.

WISH 80 rent the plantation OH
which now live. about miles from
Winchester, with the saw mill & dwell.
ing house thereon. There are about
90 or 80 acres of cleared land adioin-
ing, which will be rented with fine
mill The Opequon and Hog Run
ut oms will produce fifteen bar.
rels OF corn TO the acre. No per.
son need apply but one who will erect
a Chopping Mill. Possession will be
given Immediately.
JAS. CHIPLEY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
THEATRE.

The public area respectfully infor-
med that on Tuesday evening, Oct.
9TH, will he presented, by the Win
chester Benevolent 'Thespian Society,
Pococlls celebrated Mclo-Drama, iu
5 Acts, called -.
Magpie or Maid,
to conclude with the much admired
Farce of
Raising the Wind,
Between the play and Farce comic
song or two. lOP For particulars
see bills Of the day.
OCtober4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Public sale,

EeT virtue of decree reniered in the
~ Superior Court of Chancery, f.,
tee Wi"chester district, in tina case Of
John Myers, as. Samuel Swuyne, the
Undersigned commissioner, appointed
such 10 act UDdsr said decree, Will pro.
coed to sell OF the premise. on We'd.
nesdny the 9th day Of November next,
an undiyi,'ed m"icty Of eer,ein
TRACT OF LIND.
lying and being in the county OF FIRE.
derrick. containing
204 81 Acres.
being the same purchased hy john NV.
ers and Moses Scott, Of john Da.en-
port Bnd James Curl, comDis,ioners
appointed to make sale of the real es
tnte Of John Clark. decd.-There arc
~ the premises a good WATER
GRISr MILL. and other improve,
menls.-TeTms Of sale one third Of
the purchase money cash one third
in twelve months and the balance in
eighteen monhs.--BoUds with good se-
euriiy will be required aIso deed Of
trust upon the property.
WALTER 1'ANQUARY.
October 4, 1923. tbs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

I
: We give ample details Of the news
,eceived this morning from Europe
From Spain it continues to he of We
~ gloomy complexion-The fall of
torunna we wese prepared for, and it
vas generally known that AIgesirss
vas but i'll prepared to resist a vigo-
pus att.ek.-It is not however single
disasters Of this nature to which we
il'ude, but to the general face of the
apntry. which seems To be abandoned
D it's fate, wiihout any army of conse.
iuence. collected in one body, with the
Exception Of the gallant band under the
heroic Nina, who appears TO be still
strong in numbers as we'll as rich in
talents and in coursge-He continues
20 give Marshal Money enough To do.
but this very circumstance, and the
wonderful expl"its he has performed
and is every day achieving. only tend
30 render the contrast more dispiritinS,
When we look to the other parts Of
Spain, and see what might have been
gained by vaior, and what has been
lost by treason, the heart sickens, and
one rs almost tempted to lancet that
=" fine II spirit and 80 pure mind as
that nf Mina's, should have been as.
soeiated in a cause, however glorious
in itself, with men who have destroy.
ed it BY the basest, foulest treachery
that ever disgraced human nature
Had they been honest, Spain must have
been successful. IL is TO be observed,
that the whole of the news we have to-
day respecting the state Of affairs in
the Peninsula. is derived from French
sources-aIl the dates are either
Preach or from those places in Spain
uyier the rnie Of the invaders and the
Regency. We cannot perhaps draw
from this circumstance much cOnsoa.
ton, hut it will shew that there may
still be another sids TO the question,
and that although affairs may icok We,
~ gloomy, they may not be absolutely
desperate. Ball. Fed. GG1
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Harry
Warrenton. Fauquier CIV. Snpt. ~
30 Dollars Reward.
RANAWAY from the subscriber
on the 10th inst. my girl
EITZ9

on the 10th INST. my girl
E LIZA,
she is about sixteen years of age, Of a
bright mnlatto COMPREHENSIVE low
but compactly made, her eyes are
grey and hair nearly straight. she has
a Srum ssour CONFERENCE.-The is a
defect III one of her ANGLES occasioned
by scrofalous affection. She took
with her good deal Of clothing, a.
monS other articles two linsey frocks.
one blue and white, E the ether red
and blue. Ii is probable she is Turk
ing about Winchester or its neigh.
bourhood-T The above reward will he
gwen TO any one who will apprehcnd
and secure her so that get her again,
Il taken out of the state, twenty dol.
lars il within the state, and ten dol.
lars if III the county.
ARCHIBALD S. BALDWIN.
co. lhc editors of the Pittsbure-
Statesman, Garlic Herald, & Hagcrs1
to~n Torch Light, will please insert
the above advertisement three times,
and forward their accounts to the sub.
scribcl' for payment. A, s. q.
Winchester. Scot. 2-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
HARVEST IN ENGLAND.

The London papers az the 9th or
August, say the harvest promises to be
en- abundant, TINT before Christmas
wheat will fall EOS. per quarter, aud
cause great distress 10 the Farmers.
who will not be able To- pay their rent
End taxes, at low prices for their pro-
0uee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
J. Smith Dawson.

HAS commenced the practice cf the
Law, and Will. for the present. attend
the Superior and county Courts of Ere
derick.-He pledges himself ia attend
assiduously to any business coutided 10
his care:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Capc-CapOn and North River
Navigation.

THE undersigned Commissioners,
appointed by On act Of assembly passed
the 3Oth January last, for the opening
Of books and receiving Subscriptions 10
thu raising fund for ihe purpose Of
improving the sayigalion Ofsoia rivers,
having succeeded 10 raising The sum
required by said law to Authnrize the
CommissioueIs to cali a meeting of he
subscribers to sold fund, in order 10 he
election Of President and seven Di-
rectOrs, and otter necessary osiieer,,
for the management Of the cOacerns of
said Navigation Company Therefore
the undersigned Commissioners, bong
majority Of the number appointed 10y
said law, give notice to the Subscribers
as aforesaid, that general meeting Of
said SD boeyibers Is called at the Tavs
er0 Of Capt. Gen. Leps, on Friday the
10th October for the purpose Of choo-
sing Tho officers as aforesaid; and
trsoseetips such other business as the
Interest Of said company may resuire.
ROBERT SHERRARD,
ROBERT NJ. POW Ell,
GEORGE ZiLER,
WM. NIXON.
John H!ETT
Sept. $3.50 q
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
A RUNAWAY.

The subscriber will give a liberal
reward for the apprehension of Ne.
gro Boy named
Harry,
WAC runaway on Wednesday, the 17th
inst. He is about sixteen years of age.
tie IS not well grown, but we'll formeds
has scar in the face, and a hare
spot nn The right side of his head, this
effects Of g burn or seaid. He was
dressed in short jacket and panta-
Icons, made of domestic cotton, WITH
blue stripes.
INMAN HORNER,
WaTfeDtOns Eauouiar Cstv Ssnt os
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ERw-ToRE Sen %

NEw-foRE, Sep, IS.
Since onr iast. we have had several
arrivals from Europe. The Mnria,
Captaio Fowler, has furni.hed London
papers TO the a7th of August, and by
the Marmi0n, Captnin Hawkins, from
Aavre, We have Paris papers TO the
a0!h alt. inclusive.
The most proCIiDent articles Of in
tsiligenee, are disastrous TO the Span
isb cause, and give Us fears that resis-
lance TO the invaders is nearly at an
snd.
Comma and Algesiras beth eapit.
"lated TO the French on the 18th Of
AuSust.
The last advices from the Duke of
AnSouieme state that, on the 18th nf
August, he was holding Council of
H'm nnGer the 'cnHs Of Cadir. Pre-
Vinus reports stated that he arrived at
II. Marys on the 10th, and immedi-
atsly sent flag into Cadiz with pro-
positions for negotiation with the
COrtes-but the Cortes, it is said, de
clined TO receive any proportions ex-
cPPt they came through the British go
vernment.
The DETECTION Of Manso, one Of Mi
Ta@s Generals. is confirmed He had
.i0ined the French with ~ of his troops,
BaIlasterOs carried with him 1000
troops.
The Regency at Madrid, it is said,
end avored to procure Of the Duke of
ArgOuIeme 6 modification Of his decree
against their authority to imprison the
Constitutionalists. Bat it appears the
decree WAS pat in execution, and up
wards Of 600 men had born released
from prison at Madrid.
There are reports that the Greeks
had obtained further great victories on
land they had encountered and near
" destroyed the grand Turkish feet,
20 vessels escaping, and that they were
about to undertake an enterprise IA
$"ihst Smyrna.
The PoPg Prus VII. died, Mt Rome,
IN The goth Of Auguzf, aged 90 years.
5!iH poniibcate was 29 years, one of
the longest recorded.
n letter from Bay onne, August 10th,
says a curier passed through that place
on tho 18th, reported TO be tho bear
er Of an cr'er from government at Ca
uiI, to the Constitution Generals, for
s'e suspensIon Of hostiliiie', Another
courier parsed through Bayonne. with
newa of the death ST Mr., Belin, at
Seville the agent Of the house Of Roth
sehild,
49, W
american Caiicoes.-An establish.
ment Tor printing caicoss will he short
~ 70 operation at Taunton, Ms. a
large one has already been set in ope.
'sliou al ChclnsforG, Ne. 1t is said
Palieoes can ne made here of as good
quality sCd sod ~ chesp as those
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

he city, that applications are IN VAIN
made for mercantile acceptances to be
dis:ounted at three per cent. and vet
tho capitalists find even this low inter
cit much better income than he
could obtain by the employmeu, Of his
property either in agriculture or man
afaetures.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Hill & Dale. Sept. s7-sts
David w. BARTON,
ATTORNEY ATLAW

Will attend the courts of Fredcr.
ick'J euerson. and Hampshire Coun-
ties. re may be found at the office of
ms brother. Richard w. Barton, To
whom application can be made in his
absence. us
IL. w. BARTON, will continue to
pracuce IN tiie courts of Frederick.
Shenandoah and Culpepcr. He will
1ee' ihdcbted Tor the return of various
Law and Miscellaneous Books, which
have been taken out of his Office. from
one to three years since.
winchester. Sept. l7.-4ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Postponemenf :

>HE Property adv f,7Sed come
n tme slnce.by the SUI sc,iber, ~
De sold on the Goth of October ,cxt. ia
necessarily postponed, owing 10th, cx-
IRENE Illness OF myself and all nv IA.
mliy' most of whom arc nov down
with the prevailing fever, and all Tie
white family.
EOHN HOPKINS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Information Wantcd-

WM. CLARK emiSrated from the
County Down, Ireland, some five or
six years ago, and, il is believed, set
lied himaelf some where in the State
OF Ohio; the subscribess, his relations,
have also em;grated to America, aud
ore very DESTROYS to obtain information
of the said VIM. Clark.-ShOuId this
note meet his eye 1t il requested that
he will address tie subscribers, by let
ter, directed 10 Winchester, Va. near
10 which they reside.
SALLY M'GARV,
CECILIA HOW ARD;
Oct. q.
Editors in Ohio will serve tie cause
NJ humanity by giving the .'oys two
of three iuserlioos>
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04
Letters.

IT List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Winchester Iu. ifnot taken
ont before Tie ist dag Of January,
1924, 1oiu be sent 10 tie General Post
Office rs dead letters. Persons en-
qniring for letters uoiu please sag
they are advertised.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-10-04

y
Daniel BraDin, Rich. McMurray.
Joseph Baker, benjamin Name r,
G. Morgan III. Mar
Joseph w, Catter.pole.
BENZ. Chandler, Reb'a. c. Martin,
Beatty Carson, Matilda Mitchell,
Jabeth Garter, N.
Jesse Colvert, John Newson,
VIM. Clark, Nuswander,
VIM. Cook. Michael Nave,
john Craig. 2. Henry Newland,
John Chumoth, Ann Nellie.
Miss X. Conrad, Phoebe Neshud,
Benz. Coleman, Elizabeth Neill,
BENZ. Champion, p.
John Clink 8. John Page,
John Clemmons, Robert powalI,
Mr.. j. Carter. Capt. Char. Page,
Robert Carter, Conrod Pennyba-
Chs. Cunningham ker,
iehu Cadwall;,der, Ann Page.
James Cochran, Rich. f.. Parker,
Simon Carson, Jesse PnSh,
John Charles, Mrs. Page,
Neal Christy, Jos n. Patterson,
Joseph Chapman, Martha Patty,
William Cain. c. Potbury,
d. r.
William Davis, JOHN Robinson. Q.
Benz. Doyle. Henry Richards,
Augustus Digs. Peter Rust,
F.. George Russell.
French :. E,vans, James Roberdeau,
Mir. Evans. Elizabeth Roystcr.
F. John Riggle,
John Fillips, David Iieam,
Jacob Fry. Daniel kigglc,
John Frederick, James Roach.
Priscilla Fenton George Rennard,
! G. James q. Riddle,
ohm Gaunt. William Reid.
8enI. f. Graham, john Richards,
isaac GRAY. s.
Hannah Garrct, Agur r. Smith,
Luke Grye, Eh'h. Stackh0usc,
Capt. 70. Gunnei, Eliza Strange,
John Griffith, Phillip Stone,
Mrs. Galloway, Cord. = Step ems,
JOannah Glaze. Jonathan Smith,
IS. John G. StanLope.
Elizabeth Henimg. John Sutherland.
Enoch ficnry s. Marg' Seymour,
Jacob Harmer 5. Smith g. Carter,
John Hamilton, Andrew Springer,
hcn. Hari Ison. Isaac Smoot,
Eliza A. b. Hall, Susan Slater,
john BiIi. Joseph Sexton,
VIM. EeiyenStinc, Mary Sicafuse,
Josh. l.. Hcnshaw,Ja Siberian.
JAS B. Hall. ,: Augustus Smith,
Miss Rachel Ham-Bcnlamin Stump,
iiion, SaraA Scnscfeld,
John Hastings, 2 Duncan Sinclair.
John Fiors"mau, William shepherd,
Miss Catharine A. -ecrctary Of st.
Hamilton. Adams Lodge,
Miss Ann Helm, John Swayne.
Joseph Hamilton, George Smith.
EPhrainl HawkinsSamuol Swayne,
Wm. II. Harris, Geo. sharp,
Spiccr Humphrey, Conrad Swa;s.
John Hay, r.
Thomas iiollings. George 'TiIlctt.a
worth, Nathan4 Triplctt,
Rob't. Hamilton. BEN, = or.
j. Fsa0sh homas,
Miss f.. S,Fawet 2WIn. Tyler.
Josiah Jackson, Abel ThoprDson,
James ireland, Hiram Thcrison,
WIN. Jinkins, George Ti!man,
f.. Fl, Gordon. Robert Travers.
Joshua Johnson, v.
Nm. James, Ahmandcr Vance.
+, w.
! Isaac Kigcr, Upton wilson.
Hannah kincistar. Elizabeth Wilson,
stephen c. King SNicholas Wilker-
James Kern 2. son, Q.
y. Thomas WEIGH,
Amos Lupton, Elias williams,
Robert Lrrlght, Thomas Wilson,
Jas. g. Lindsay, Eliza warden,
Jacob Lauck 2, Jas Wierington.
! John Jittlcr, Thomas Wctrey
n &. Lupton, James Wana,
Samuel Lewis, Daniel Williams,
Hannah Light, Alexander Wood,
Aron Lewis Elizabeth Waugh.
! William Lucas, s.
THOMAS ROBERTS, 9. ~,
Wirchestece Oe,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-20
SIR ROBERT WILsON

AAS Aso1A|As4 w
The following is the address of sir 10.
bert Wilson to his constituents, on quit
ting England
"lo heE Electors cfzheBor0ugh Of Sonth.
GyaTk.
"Gentlemen-ln all the intercourse I
have held with you, l have invariably
found you animated, not merely by a love
OF freedoms but disposed 10 adopt the
most enlarged and enlightened views of
Its relations with the general state of the
world. 1t would be an insult, then, to
your Understandings and your feelings, if
were to express doubt Of the concern
You take IN the cause Of Spain, not only
as the issue may affect the brave people
oil that country, but the Liberties and in
terests ofyour own.
"ihe battle for the right Of nations to
change or infsroVe their governments, il
commenced on the Spanish soil.
circumstances have authorized me TO
presume my presence in that field may
be welcome to the defenders of those
rights. 4 go, then, no, to crafty any
personal (Which, in the actual state of
things, would be an iDglorious) ambition
Il go, not to miDgle with civil dissen-
tlonsD in which it would no. become any
foreigner TO engage, except he could act
The part OF a pacifcator-but attach
myself to The fortunes OF Spain, in the
hour OF her pressure and peril, prepared
to share her tolls and l trust 1 may
prove as emulous as any Of her defenders
to participate in her dangers.
"ln taking this step, am making MAJ
ny painful and embarrassing domestic
sacrifices, but trust am not subiectiDg
myself to any public censufe, { may
act in opposition to the temporary policy
adopted to the government, but ann sure
do not deceive myself when say, that /
shall be the representative Of the feelings
SwlsheS ofmyconstituents& counlrymeD.
"Cnder the uncertainty Of the duration
OF my absence, l have not taken any step
10 restore tho trust confided in me, and
nave been influenced to forbear from
other considerations than those ora per-
'onal nature. at ono time' entertained
gTeatseruples on account OF any detrimeDs
which might arise to the local interests of
Southwark in the house Of commons from
any absence, but they have been remov-
ed by the friendship Of Mr. Lsmbtoa,
who has offered his seryiees whenever
they can be considered useful, end feel
eophdent that his zeal and activity will