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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Fifty Dollars Reward.
DUNAWAY on the night Of the TIN
N inst. from on board Of my schooner
at Alexandra, black man named
JOHN.
He is between 81 and s9 years Of age; is
very black; about Eve feet Tour inches
high be has a scar on one Ut bis eye
lids supposed 10 be the right one. he
has been employed as hand on board Of
a vessel in the Potomac river and the Bay
for the las. FIVE or six years; and il is pro-
bable he has gone Of in some vessel t'ses
or on board OF some one from the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. | will give the above
reward tor John ii taken and secured out
of the state OF Virginia or the District OF
Columbia, so that Can obtain biu; or
twenty FIVE dollars il taken and secured
within the state oil Virginia or lbe Dis,rIcI
Of Columbia.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,.
Northumberland county, Va. Dec. -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
Notice.

Notice.
THE subscribers would again remind
L those who have accounts with them,
tina, but short time longer can possibly be
given for the closing OF all the business OF
the firm OF S. g. D. REED, and that in fu-
ture 90 credit will be gwen at their store,
and hope none will ask 1t, as they shall be
under the necessity Of refusing indiscrinl-
Bately.
". B. A general assortment of good
S II o K s.
for sale on reasonable terms at the old
stand, TOR CASH only. S,LAS REED,
octl6 If DAVID REED:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
nite's Gin.

w Hue OIn.
on BBLS. OF Whites Baltimore gin, Of
very superior quality, landing from
the sioop Fanny and for sale by
A. C. CAZENOVE s. Co.
Who hare n. Store
Old and common rye whiskey
Cosuac brandy, of Seignelt's brand
A large stock OF Madeira wines, from
the house OF Murdoch s. Co.
Scott s. Go. of London, Particular and
Market. Malaga, Sherry in or. casks, and
Indian barrels Currnnt & red wines; with
d great variety of groceries, domestic and
imported goods. for sale on the best
terms, as above. jan lott
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
For Rent,

TNHE cellar under the three story brick
l. warehouse, occupied by the subscrI-
bers, on Fairfax street. Ii is large COM
modious cellar, perfectly dry at all seasons
and paved with brick, is suitable for so-
rage of any description, or would we'll ac-
commodate .boo,-black. To good ten.
an; the rent would be moderate. =,
JAS. c. g. ROBT. BARRY,
nov Is II tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
10 Rent,

A- That we'll known stand as a
TIL public .house, iE the town OF A.
seH iexandria, by the name Of the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
Snow Hill For Sale.

ID ECENT domestic occurrences viii
IL induce me TO sell this highly valuable
and beautiful esia,e; situated in ths upper
part OF Prince " illiSm County Virginia,
near The line OF Loudoun County, and3
miles from the Bull Kun Mountains, So
miles from Washington City and Aisxan-
dt,a, over a good turnpike, containing
$40 Acres oil Fine Corn Land.
producing 4 Spontaneous growth OF poplar
aud locust, is divided iuto fields OF 40
10 lao acres each, has Goo busbel. Of fine
wheat well put IN, (on field that produc>
ed $500 bushels four years ago. 10 bush.
els OF rye, ~ acres in clover, 10 acres 10
as stale OF preparation tor cats ~ the
spring, and So acres Tor tobacco, Of . sui
well adapted, from an experiment Of this
year, to the growth vi high priced iobac.
CO. Any portion OF The crop Of Germ ii
500 or Coo barrels, may be bad with Il it
required-about Zoo acres in wood and
ralltimber. The improvements consistoia
Too Story Dwelling House,
10 good order, with Tour rooms and spa
cious passage on each floor. with two Gre
clan porches, finished 10 very superior
style, aud stone kitchen and cook house.
and all other houses necessary on such an
estate; good garden and 40 orchard Of
choice fruit. A small portiun only Of the
purchase money will be required 10 hand,
aud The balance in four instruments, IN
such portions as Shall be stipulated. For
health, beauty oil situation, and agreeable
society, it stands unrivalled in any part OF
the country. good bargain will be Civ
en- i aa early arrangement can be made.
Possession w4ll be given at any time;
but it II would suit The convenience OF the
purchaser. it will be advahlsgeou.ly cul-
tivated this year on shares. and any pOr.
ton OF the labor, &c. furnished, or Dlooo
may be bad for the use of the land alone.
WILLIAM HEBB,.
near Hay Market, Va.
march 2 Aw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
TO Let,

A convenient two story brick
Hm dwelling house on DuSe-st, one
Ssss door west OF Patrick-slreet Also,
As comfortable frame tenement on
Patrick-streei, near the corner oil Duke
Also, sbou, i2 acres of land, now inclosed,
with small frame building thereon, band
,omely situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout ~ miles from Alexandra. The rents
Of the above property will be made low TO
good tenants. For terms applyio
ispiO If w. D. MUTT & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
William D. Mutt j. Co.

William D. Mutt j. Co.
UAVE Just received an addi;ianal as
Ii sortmenI Of beautiful
Figured s Plain SILKS,
Silk gimp. buttons T. cords
Pushes OF various colOTs
Ostrich feathers
An assortment OF fancy hdkfs.
Ipiecs superior white velvet, (ior
Painting)
Blue aud mixed cassinet.
Fine worsted &. Angola hosiery
Ra,tineits, flushings
and variety of other articles too tedious
to mention, all of which will be sold at the
most reduced prices. dec IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
London Blue Cloths.

TINHE subscribers have just received a
i lew pieces OF very superior Lc,don
blue cloths, and a neat selection OF fancy
articles, which with their former stock
will be put very low to their customers.
JAS. C. & Il. BARRY.
Cheap Cash Store. corner OF KING Y FAR
f,x st,eeh. Il jan 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
All in One Day! !!

SIXTH cLAss-NEw SERIES,
.Nezu- York Literature Lottery.
To be drawn on the 9Th March, next, aud
finished 10 Ave minutes.
co nu,ubcrs- "a Iull,;t, IN he dcaHa.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
Splendid Furniture, &e.

Splendid Furniture, &c:
TINE subscribers have now on hand and
J. will continue TO manufacture at their
ware'foom, on King street, next door 10
the corner OF Alfred street, the greatest
variety Of the most
Fashionable = Durable Far
niture,
made IN a very superior style, by work.
men Of The best skill and experience
They have spared no exeriion or pains to
bring their business 10 The highest state Of
improvement, aud they tlatter themselves
that the furniture they now offer Is equal
to any exhibited 10 any OF the principal
cities ~ the Union. They will dispose OF
the above On tie most favorable terms Tor
cash, TO punclual men or in barter. They
keep for retail mahogany and other mate
rails used by cabnet-makers, which they
offer at The lowest prices. Orders punClu-
ally attended, 10.
P. S. FUNERALS undertaken at prices
commensurate with the present times.
JAMS 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
I'm Beaver Hats, etc. ~,
~ Just received K ior sale Ell:
80 complete assortmen,oi -
Bearer and Castor Hats,

DtQCCf anu CuStOi l1UtS,
making my assortment very complete
Gentlemen in want Of good and cheap
hats are respectfully invited TO call and tx.
anime for themselves. I can as>ute them
they viii! be piessed with The article and
price. Also, a ies elegant
FUR SEAL CAPS
OF the latest fashion TOR ladies and chill.
dren, With variety Of tancy articles IGr
sale on accommodating terms. hate
made arrangements 10 br syppiet iron N.
York. Philadcipkia AMI Baltimore viii
the latest iashIons suc tut best qusliIy
hats.
tr0rders can be furnished al the short
est hUtics. il le.I al my ne@ comWision
hat and shoe store, King Street. Akxa'a.
nsy s JOIN II. RUSNLLLS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
For Freight,
For Boston,

SA The Schr. Jane .4nn.
@ Thos. Coliy, master burthen "a
bout 900 bbls. and will be despatched on
the procural of 500 bbls freight. Apply 10
fen n J.H. LADD E. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH H. 1924
p. J. Salvctat,

French Dper and Scourer,
d ESPECTFULLY informs the La
IL dies and gentlemen ol Alexandria
and its vicinity, that he has sci up
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-11
Jacob Hoffman
NOTIFIES the public that be is now
~ ready to receive
PORK

at his smoke house, on Westinghouse.
on the terms heretofore published, The
owner is required to have it well hung
With strong twine, rope yarn is the safest.
At the factory, on Prince-street, for
sale beef, fresh and salt pork, bacon.
tongues, offaI, lard in stone Jars from 9
to Is lbs; in bladde;s from e TO 5 lbs; in
kegs from 5 to Is gallons. The stone
lars are fitted with wooden lid aud tight;
when empty. will be received back clean,
al the price charged Tor them; which will
enable families to keep the. lard fresh'
being excluded from air.
ian 81 u
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

smoke. On its burning up, the flames
reached the cheeses, which had been made
some time before, and were placed on
board directly over the fire, in order that
the smoke might harden them. Their rich
ness and the heat caused large drops OF OIL
to trickle from them, which were licked of
by the man with an evident relish. Tie
whole group was certainly curious one
Opposite US, around the fire, were the un-
couth figures Of the Laplanders, squatting
on their launches, as is their constant Gus
tom. In one corner we're two chlldten a.
sleep in deer skins; and moro than twen-
ty small dogs were also taking their repose
about US. 1t was soon time for the men to
commence their nightly employment Of
matching the deer and accordingly one of
them left the tent. On making a signal.
about half the dogs, whose turn it was to
commence the watch, started suddenly up
and followed their master to the noun
tains. was greatly surprised to find the
rest take no notice of the summons, and
remain quietly stretched on the deer skins,
well ware singular as it may seem, that
it was not their turn.
The morning was now pretty far advanc-
ed, the Laplanders who remained in the
tent prepared to 60 to sleep, and according
ly, taking our departure, we walked back
to Fugieness, well amused with the cx-
curslon.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
From the New York Patriot.

THE scANDINAvIAN's SONG BEPoHE BATTLE.
odin, mighty god of war!
listen to the warriors prayer,
Who never shrunk from battlejar,
When the raven flspp'd the air.
Thou who cans't the Rilnic read,
And make the rafting tempest stay
Thou who drink'st immortal mead,
III the halls of yalhaila;
When the yalkyres doom the slain,
Let him not pass thy suppliant by,
lie may not meet such chance again
For death andimmortality.
When the shield and sword shall clang,
When the Raven croaks on high,
Scalts! who erst SO loftily sang,
Sing the warriors elegy.
Thou, whose reign is doom'd to last
Till the days of Surtur come
When the flaming world shall blast
TO death and everlasting gloom;
When the Valkyres doom the slain,
Let them not pass thy suppliant by
He may not meet such chance again
For death and immortality.
Hela, prophecies of old
Who slumberest on thy magic bed
Awake and count me with the bold,
Their blood thac shall IN battle She'd
With Lodbrog have glory bought,
But ali his life has hapless run
Then count me when the battles fought,
a victim 10 battle won.
When the Valkyres doom the slain,
lie, then not pass thy suppiant by
he may not meet such chance again
For death and immortality.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
Grocery Stores.

James s Samuel Brown, High street.
Clement and Gordon, corner of Marke, and Eor.
nett.
James Brown, corner of shipley and Second sta
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner of Market and Third "a
Peter Horn, corner of King and Front streets
Moses Morrison, market street near Front.
Arthur siurphy, l6 West Front street
John Rice, Brandywine, south side ofthe bridge
Samuel sappngton & Co. S, West Front street.
Samuel Stroud, corner Of Front and Orange sts
George Williamson, 9 High street
Richard Williams, corner of King and Queen sis
George Wi,slow, i79 market street
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

.'i,.ilaSiy and r..icS Sore.
Mary and iebecca White, 110 Market street
Elizabeth Murphy {. Mar, Sitlcy, lo4 Markets.
Ann Bailv, Market street, near Kenne,t r,,d "'
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

THE Bcyeou, with Scripture and common
sense for his guides, will examine freely the
opinions and practices Of the religious protcs-
sors of the present dag. Bound to no sect, as
sect, nor to any creed, or set of opinions, bc-
cau@e supported By grem nau.es, he will reduce
to practice the excellent advice of the apostle,
"Prove all things; hoid Jast that mhich is good.'
With the Bible in his hand, the Rerean will
contend for what he believes to be. that faith
"once delivered to the saints''-a faith both
simple and practical, and within the compass
Of the humblest perceptions Controversy, in
the commonly accepted sense, and opinions
having no bearing on practice, lie will freely
abandon to polemical zealots.
The Berean will judge no man; he will con-
demn no man, unless already condemned BY
his Actions. 1t is here that the empire of gen
une mEREsY is seated. Actions therefore he
will closely try-to actions he will closely press
the infillible RULE, "BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL
KNOW THEN"
Each number will consist of sixteen large oc.
tavo pages, and will be issued every two weeks.
Price two dollars u year, payable half yearly
in advance.
Wilmington, February "a, 1924.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
Hotels and 'Taverns.

AotNio itiiNi 1 CIV NNlll5.
Levi Bally, Eagle and Monument, Market
near Kennett.
William G Dorsey, south east corner Of Shpley
and High streets.
Joseph Gilpin, SO market street.
James Plumblcy, Queen of Otaheite, corr OF
market and queen streets.
Henry Richards, lower rnd of Market street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Chm, Glass and Queensware Store
David Smytb, 68 Market street
Joseph Mendenhall s: Co. corner of King and c.
coid streets
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
ERCPoSALS,
ron publishing A sEMr-MoSTuLf rApnn, TO he
CALLED
snr,asllIS 4. III a sD.hIss.n AANio

"1Hese wsre more nobie Man Mose Of 7Aessa-
hnica, in Mot Mey recsioed tie Worn mtA uH
ieai'ne&s IF nsi0d; aad searched the ,S,4ptuges
dWiy, chefber those things pere so."--" Prore all
things, holk J,st Ma uhicd Is gaoa" Acrs, xvii.
II. l Tues. V. d.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

HJVN1t tf'IN' DIIN1N CTS.
Theophilus Jones. u market street.
Valentine M'Neai g Son, IS and 100 Market 8.
William MNeal, King street.
James Grubb, II East Front street.
James Simpson, l9 West Front street
William White, 80 Market street.
Thomas Virden, rs market street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Tobacco and Segar Manufacturers.
John II. Back, II south side of f.owerMarket
Thomas A. Starrctt, No. 10Y, Market street
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Apothecarles and Druggists.
Joseph Bringhnrst, IS market street.
IL X. Harrison, & Co. 2S market street.
Margaret johnson, 88 market. street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Wilmington and Philael. Packets.
Sloop Mary Ann, Capt. Scout, Busl,s wharf
Fame, Capt Dauphin Market street wharf
Sarah Avn, Cap. Poinsett, Stapier's wharf
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
M4St LL.ANt.OUS.

WI t,h.e Liz ~ l.CQO.
Miller Dunott Bread and Biscuit paker, No lO'
Shipey street, above The Market.
John Wright, Musical Instrument retailer, sor!'h
side of the lower market, near King street.
Thomas &. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware Tin and
Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner OF Miiks'
AMI Second streets.
Jacob Airich, Machine maker, corner of ShipleF
a'd Broa SITS. )
h0n 6,adtry--Evan Thomas 6, Co.. Seconds;
ne''r We Black Horse tavern.
Moroccs lIannyf nyfaet0yy.-Robinson' & Co. 70
Mukei sire I.
j. p Fairamb, Notary Public, Surveyor Of L'no'
Conveyanccr, Regulator oi Streets, &c. No.il
High Stree.
Couch Mixers -Kennard Q. Nerurdy, 8 rccessor'
Ia iil,am Robinson, l49 market street.
Copeyaacer eoiamin Ferris, at the cornero
West a"i Third streets
To the Democratic Electors Of New Casue
County.
FeliDsg Ciii-enS--As the time is drawing nB"
when you viii assemble for the purpose OF se'e'
ting proper person trom among the nnmrro"ir
applicants to fill the CORONER's Offienv
this County, have deemed it not impr''ue"'
offer myselfa as candidate for that Office s'. smIu
YOU see proper To non:nstc me as the ca'''''' On
ut your chnce to occupy the Coroners Ph;ny P'aoh
Your county ticket, ipeGg- myself 'hat ho,."r ncr
shall he wanting on nv part, IN the prf'o',n,,,
OF the duties of said office 10 render mySeii
thy of your coniidence--i shall, however, c"es'
fully abide by the nomination. >rr
MILLER DuNo' -, H.,
Wilmington. Feb. H. 1924
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Neatly and promptly executed at the Office of
the WILMINGroNIAS, over No. i01 Market-St
N; b. Orders, post paid. will BE punctually at
tended to.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

ooap ana Candle Manufacturers.
Cochran * Adams, corner of Orange and Third.
bainton Z Bancroft, Market street near kennels
James Ray, corner of and Queen streets.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

and conveyed her to his house, in order to
tame her but indeiatgahle attention, and
many blows were employed before she
could be permitted to remain unguarded
II in the house. Her fingers were large and
strong, and with them she easily made
holes in the walls, and in the roof; she
ran UP the ro.i like a cat, and passed
through holes SO small, that they could
not conceive how she could possibly
squeeze through them.
She escaped more than once, though
she was always retaken, and many years
afterwards, she ran SO fast that the swift
est man could not overtake her. She
climbed trees as nimby as Il squirrel. Ne
vertheIess, after that period she could q
vertake hare in the open field, which
she brought alive to those who came to
see her from curiosity.
Although pains were taken to render
her sociable, and to correct her inclina-
ton for raw meat, and the leaves and
roots of trees, yet whenever she saw
new face, she screamed aloud; aud when
she found herself near a pool of water,
she threw herself into it with her clothes
on, searched it to the bottom, and did not
leave it until she had eaten some frogs on
the spot, and brought others out of it, with
a provision of fish.
One day person of distinction, being
desirous that she should dine at his table,
she happened not to like any of the dish.
es that composed the entertainment she
ran from the table, went to the fish pond.
and soon returned delighted with nap
kin full of frogs alive, which she distrlbu-
ted to the guests, putting them on the
plates OF those who seemed to dislike TAX
ing them into their hands. so that the frogs
were leaping upon the plates, the dishes.
the table, the chairs, the sofas and every
where about the room. But the poor girl
observing that they did not seem 10 value
her present. she hastily picked them up,
and threw them again into the dishes. and
on their plates.
She was baptized by the name of LIE
BANE: This ceremony, however, made no
change IN her disposition she was always
fond OF raw meat, and warm blood, so
that whenever she could catch chicken,
or pidgeon, she cut the head open, and
sucked out the warm blood.
z She was often dangerously i'll, and some
times exposed to such wants that the nurse
one day asked her, how she expected TO
snbsist in future.-to which she replied
full Of confidence in Divine Providence
Would God have taken me from the
woods and the society of beasts, and have
made me Christian, afterwards to forget
me, and to suffer me to die of hunger! No,
that is impossible: know him oa'y. he
is my father, and he will never forsake
me. At last, she died, in 1854, in ex-
treine indigencc.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants

DIy 1UOu NltTCHalltS.
John r. Brnckle, corner of Market & oueer a.
William MCaulley, Brandywine, north Of prd"s 's'
John M'Clung, & Co. 55 market st.
John MLear, No So market street.
Joseph Pogue, No. 101 market street.
Allan Thompson, IS market street.
John w. Tatum, 81 market st.
Chalkley Somers, 67 market street.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendenhall, No. 20l Market street.
Richardson s, Bonsall, No. l61, Market stree,
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Saddle & Bride Manufacturer.
JOSIAH Briggs, corner of mark ct and Second sts
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

When the British troops went into gar
tison at Antwerp, in 1915, they found the
streets excessively dirty. To their com
plants of the filthness and unwhole.
someness Of the town, and to their repre-
sentations of the necessity of cleansing it,
the Magistrates answered, with offended
dignity that "the city of Antwerp was
clean" The British Commandant then
ordered our soldiers to sweep the streets,
and to pile up all the dirt against the
houses Of those Magistrates who with 50
much pertinacity maintained that the
city of Antwerp was clean. The noun
tains of dirt collected by the soldiers in
one morning blocked up The windows. and
it was with difficulty that the Magistrates
could get ont of their dooss. When they
did, however, they Immediately bestirred
themselves, convinced by more senses
than one that the city Of Antwerp was not
clean ; and they even afterwards tonk due
care that the streets should be regularly
swept" Narrative of a Residence in
Belgium in 1875" The town is now one
of the cleanest in Europe.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22
Merchant 'I';,i,ors

Merchant I'ailors.
James Simpson, Jr. z West third street.
Peter O'Daniel, market street, near Water.
john Powell, II market tret.
Isaac Wilson, % market street near High.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-22

Cabinet Warehouse.
John Ferris. jun. Shipley street between Second
and Third streets.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
Lnnd Entelligence Office.
March ao--4s

y HAVE opeMed u Lend Intelligence OGice az
Il Pills, (tlie county seat Of the Hountg
i44uLs) Pike county, Illinois, the object CT
which, is to accommodate owners cf lan,. to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, 10
pay taxes, have deeds recorded and To give
information to those who have adverse claims
on record, with the true situation OF c.vnersiSp
vii! also furnish correct information as to tbs
position Of lands, their adjacence 10 settle
nei.is, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be rcquested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFER EN'CES-Sh ad,ach Bond, late CO.
vernon Of Illinois, Hon. Jesse B. Thomas; Hon.
.Nianan EdsgarA; Hon. Daniel y. Cooh; lion.
9hoaas Reguolds; Eaas K. Eans, Esq. Car
tiss Fisherman, Esq; lillian s. Hamilton, Esq. :
.alfied Corsies. Esq. .'oan 1vHson, Esq, Herr
~ Sterr, Esq.i Hoober Ea,qen, Esq. Hon.
Rnfits Peti6oae; Haiiiam Orr, Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, Stephen D. .hvnn,
George R. paris. In Massachusetts, Hon.
E3':h H. ,nFus, Col. JoselM Grala's, Col. He.ay
w. bright. Nov. !.