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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
From, The same.

FROM BUENOS AYRES.
The brig Sarah, Ashton, from Rio Grande,
which piace she left on the ll;h OF June, arriv-
ed here this morning. 81
The Buenos Ayrean army, consisting OF u
or $4,000 men. under the command OF General
Alyear. had fortified themselves a, Bejar, about
40 leagues from Rio Grande. Their advance
guard of 1000 cavalry was under the command
Of Gen Layelega. On the lst OF June detach.
Inent Of about 500 came within twenty miles OF
Rio Grande, and carried off large quantity OF
ca,,le. alter which they fell back 10 the main
armv Since the action Of the goth February,
in which The Brazilian forces were defeated,
they have not been able TO bring any collected
force into the field, and no movement OF any
consequence had taken place. The Buenos
Ayrean troops behaved well y the inhabitants,
and were Joined by some Of them On the
Goth May a party Of the former, in number a.
bout so. were surprised in small village, at
a distance from the army, by about 400 Brazil
ian troops; and after an obstinate resistance,
during which the Brazilians set fire to the hou-
ses in which they were surprised, ninety.hve
surrendered or were taken prisoners ne
remainder refused to yield, and were burnt IN
the houses. No business was doing. Flour
was at 7 mil reas, and the market well supplied
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04

The Wheeling Gazette of the 2s,h ul,imo
sass:-"We are authorized to say, that the pal
try charge which seems to have been lndustri-
ously and extensively put forth by MIR. Carter
Beverly against Mr.. Clay, Of having obtained
a copy ozGeneral Jackson's letter by Incorrect
means, is utterly gratuitous and unfoxaded;
that Mr.. Clay had no manner of agency in pro-
curing, either the copy Of that letter, or Of Mr..
Beverly's to Mr.. Zane, announcing his recep.
ton of General Jackson's letter. and that those
two copies were the only ones with which Mr..
Clay was furnished at this place on the oath
June, and tina, the slight error in Mr.. Zane's
certificate annexed 30 the copy Of Mr.. BIS let
ter on that occasion, was inadvertently and un.
Intentionally made"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Constable's Sale.
Public Sale Of I.ands.

II VIRTUE of deed Of trust made by Francis Adams
- and Mary his wife, bearing date the 23d April,
1919, to me, to secure the payment of sundry debts
Saturday he a9sh day Of September nerf at noon ON
the premises. to the highest bidder for cash. certain
tract OF Land situate in the county of Fairfax, on Little
Hunting Creek, commonly cseathe Green Spring, be.
ing on the east side of the oadeading from Aiexan-
drazko Mount Vernon, and adjoining to the lands Of
Jud Washington, WIN. Peake, Geo. w. Mason and
otEet4 containing
Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres
shall convey such title as the said deed of trust
vests in me. w ,oNES
august 4-2aw Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Marshai's Sale.

WILL be sold for cash, on Monday the Cd day Of
W September meet, at 10 O'Clock, all the right tile,
and interest of James Bloxham in and to a
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT.
situated on the north side Of King street, beginning
upon King street IS eet inches to the eastw and Of
Washington street, and running thence easswsFdly
with King street and binding Herewith l6 feet thence
northwardly with line parallel to Washington street.
80 feet, thence weswardy with line paraclto King
street, l6 feet, thence with straight line to the be-
ginning.
Sold TO satisfy two EXECUTIONS in favour Of George
Carter CHARLES SCOTT, ID. NJ.
aug g for 7. RinggoId Marshall
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04

No immediate attack was apprehended, and
the place was well fortified. i
Capt. Ashford reports, that Com. Brown
had captured, on the 4th of June, off Rio Mayo,
two ships from the Brazilians, one Of 80 guns,
and the other corvette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Notice

rs hereby given to all persons exhibit their claims
L against the estate ofJAMES \. JOHNSON, decd,
Dropery authenticated, before the 26th day OF
January next, otherwise they viii be excluded by
Aw distribution of said estate will be made at that
'inc By order of the Orphans Court.
ELEANOR Il. MARSHALL,
Executfix of James A. johnson.
Port Tobacco, Charles C'y. Md. July Is.
iy26 cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Trust Sale.

TUDER the authority of deed Of trust given to tire
- subscriber by Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, bearing date
the Goth of January, 1925 and recorded in the Fair
fax Office he will, on the tuelh day Of September ners,
at the front door Of the Court House Providence,
Fairfax County, offer for sale the Tract Of Land in said
deed conveyed. tits the same soldby Presley Foley,
decd to Mrs Jones, and is best known as the former
residence of Edward Washington, decd. The said
tract contains about
Tive Hundred Acres.
lies about six miles from occoquan. II sold to raise
the money secured by the trust, and unpaid.
Terms cash. . RlCHD. ii. HENDERSON.
July 3tawtSl2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Tea.

IN TEN aud five catty boxes gunpowder and impe.
0Uria tea, of the cargo of the Mary Lord, lately
imported and represented TO be of superior quality
lust received per schr Increase from New York, and
torsale by
aug d s. MESSERSMlTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Tract Of LAND
Murshaps Sale If Lands in Tirginia.

MarshaPs Sale Of Lands TN pirginia.
ID virtue of decree ofthe Superior Court of Chan.
ID Gerry for the Fredericksburg District, pronounced
on the 10th May, 1885, in the of Foster & Co.
Hunton and ofanother decree pronounced in the said
cause the 9th October, 1926, shall, on the l1M day
If August ner at IIaymarket, in the county of Prince
William, expose to sale by public auction, 10 the high
est bidder two.ihirds of the Lands which deScended
to the heirs of William Green, decd. situate, lying,
and being in the said county, exclusive of the widows
dover therein and the rere,son in the third part
thereof constituting her said dover, the whole sup
posed to contain about
OH ACRES.
The purchaser to give bond with one or more sufi-
cent securities payable in three equal annual install
ments to bear interest from the day Of SALE and deed
ofrust upon the land to the puncual payment
Of the said instruments and interest.
june 8-,awts JOHN SEANARD, n r. C. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Trustees Sale.

TN pursuance fthe provisions of a deed of trust
4 from Robert 7. Thompson to me, bearing date the
18th day ofJuy 1926, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Fairfax County Court shall for the purpo-
SEES therein mentioned, proceed on Monday the Goth
daycf august neat, (boing the first day Of August
Court,) at the front door Of Fairfax Court House, to
SELL by public auction. for cash, such credit as
the parties concerned may direct, the
Tract Of land
by said deed convc, ed, much thereof as may be
necessary satisfy said purposes. The said land lies
upon Occoquan Bay, in the county Of Fairfax, Virgin.
ia and is now in the occupancy Of the said Robt T.
Thompson. JOHN MACRAE.
july 10 eotA20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Fresh Eurnip Seed.

SsHE subscriber has lately received several sorts of
Il Turnip Seed. warranted fresh, Enslish and Anne
rican, for sale. l.. T. RAMSAY.
aug ; s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
For Richmond,

~ The schooner
nm JAVA,
4EtyNl Captain Reese, intended tcsail on Sunday
.sts1sssSsss sneXt. For freight, spplyto
aug ; WM. l.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04

principles and feelings which, at this time, move him
to call Henry Clay SHE TABLE Orator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13

delectably, on, her return, to the droW'hy Cos
sins ei her parish. Jenny had scarcely nmt to
look about her, till the vacant seat beside her
was occupied by an equally ponderous per-
souace. in the shape Of horse 'eoupers wife
from the West. Had Jenny been thinking
more OF her mother, and less Of her sweetheart,
1, is likely il would have occurred TO her, ;has
so smart q walk, and so warm day, were sui.
ssr;ent 10 have reused 10 a state oil rebellion
more ouiesceni matter than that which dang
led by her side, and in this way avoided bring
;nc its heat to the provoking temperature In
duced nv her own person on the one side and
The horse couper's wife on the other. BE these
,h;,gs az thew NAV, the heat which had COM
.nenoed to seal Jennys eyes in peaceful slnm-
bers, acted so powerfully on the turbulent pro-
perties of the BARN, that an explosion was iheV.
table. Soon after Jenny hac taken her seat
the bottle popt itsneck out, as II resolved on
,antalizing a thirsty cobbler, who sal directly
in fiont suffering not little from the ilba'ions
Of the previous evening. The only eye he had
was directed to the bottle as it anxious 10 be
better acquainted with its contents-when sud.
denly, with terrific report, out flew the eorS :o'-
lowed by fair portion Of the angry !lqnid--
both pursuing their course so directly towards
the uDsuspecting optic, that they iairiy cfosea
the poor sol, Of Crispin's only inlet to day.
light. The cork as smartly rebounded, and
striking the nose Of a knight OF The shuttle,
reused him whilst gaping obviously at the pull
pit. The kirk was all in buzz-ana every
mothers son, aye and daughter 100, win out
stretched neck 10 ascertain the cause. he
hussev,' exclaimed the bIowsy wife OF Dollar,
she's noisonetl my claes.' 'Preserve US, if she
b.sna stick il the minister whispered the
horse coupers wife. Jenny, as soon as she
discovered the cause Of all this confusion, made
her thumb take place of,he cork; but unlueklly
moving either too large or too small for stop
per, the enraged BARN occasionally made It's
escape, producing a species of music that kept
con,emptuous lime with the doleful di,'y OF
poor Jenny, as she hurriedly moved of,excIalm-
ing. preserve me, was ever woman IN SIC pre-
dicament. Stirling Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13

Now let us see how this return hears sii'i"S:
Pennsylvania. or rather small number OF
intrieuers, principally federalis's, IN renhsyr
yania. originally look up Gen. Jackson, wao
never had, and has not now, real strength IN
,he stale. Matters have been so adroitiy ma
nao.d. il Is true. that her vote was given .nim
q. the last election. But Gov ShuizeS'the
FIRST democratic Governor chosen without OPP
nosi,ion." has come out with firm expression
of confidence in the administration, ana 1ehe-
raj Barnard has been elected to the oeha',' III
opposition to MIR Ingham, the grea' 'aGkso"
leader. An attempt was made to extor' pieas-
es from General Barnard that he woulu oppose
the measures Of The Administrator risn' VI
wrong; but it recoied on its projectors con
slider Pennsylvania, therefore, as doubtful u"
Virginia the power OF the central ]nn'a mas
been violently shaken, bv Randolphs ignomi'
nous defeat. Such an effort was never known as
was made TO re-elect him. II Mr.. ADAMS were
no, northern man, he would carry Virginia,
all hollow, against Jackson But our magma,
nimous brethren of Virginia are determines II
nos,ibIe. never to have President but from
sIa,e-holdine State. This principle, always
unjust. is peculiarly so in reference 10 Mr. Ad-
ans. who exerted all his influence to effect con-
cilia1ion in the Missouri controversy. North
Carolina has given no indications OF her course
Al the las, election about one-hird OF her cltl-
zens were friendly TO Jackson. South Caroil-
| ma, Georgia, and Tennessee, are certain 10 vote
for Jackson, and Alabama in all probability
Mississippi by no means certain. Illinois VIII
vote for MIR Adams. In Maryland there is not
| the least doubt Of more than one district. In
all probability the State goes entire Tor Mr.. Al
ans. In New-York three-quarters OF the cill-
zens are decidedly friendly to the admlnlstra-
ton They vote by districts, under the new
law, and of one district only is there any doubt
/ The entire vote Of Kentucky will unquestiona.
blv be given to Mr.. Adams. So will that oil
Indiana, Missouri, and Louisiana. The &C
] counts therefore stand thus:
L r L. ha
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
POETRY.
NAN AND WOMAN.


Man is the rugged lofty pine,
That frowns on many wave-oeat Shore
Woman's the slender. graceful vine,
Whose curling tendrils round ittw'ne'
And deck its rough bark sweetly DER.
Man IS the rock whose towering cress
Nod,s DER the mountains barren side,
WanSn's the soft and messy vest,
Tha loves 10 clasp its sterile breast,
Ana wreath its brow in verdant pride.
Ma s,he cloud Of coming storm,
Oar IS the ravens murky plume.
Sac, : aere the sun beam, hght and warm'
OF wonan's soul, and woman's form,
Clean. brightly DER the gathering gloom
fes, lovely sex, to you sgiven,
To rule our hearts with angel sway
Blend with each woe blssfn' leaven'
Change earth into an embryo heasen'
And sweetl smile our cares away
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13

INST measure for the purpose OF 'raisins sd
mes. Rn, 1bis idea is not 10 be en,srtsleea
s'm mnmen, Besides, this dist,nguisasd sentls.
man, as we have been informed, passeu .s,,rnto
,hs Civ. So that il he had, by any accids'ls DC.
come cor possessed Of money belonging 10 Us, s., 8.
could no; have failed returning II saen .d;,;oral
he did not do it is, therefore, an aau,us" 90
proof that he is not the indiyidua, w" ,,',.,sL.
Seek and that our friend Is altogether n MI. re-
en- in the opinion he has advanced In sn.s .,,1
spect. NJ Perhaps the Editor himsen so WV
give us some information with regard 70 e' sne
residence Of his namesake.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
Buelt0 Abaxo Segars.
" arranted Genuine and Pme.

Warranted Genuine and Pure.
L 400 900 Buelta Abaxo Segars, of the best Tobac.
co, grown upon the Island of Cuba, and the only I'M
poration of the kind made into the United States,
a few trHng ones excepted
The subscribers, at very heavy expense and risk
have it now in their power to furnish the public with
article not surpassed by any that be imported;
and what is of equal consequence, of an even qnaty
and exquisite favor, which imported segars do nc:
always possess, from the circumstance of being tn.
material of different plantations mixed, together with
ST. Domingo and frequently Maryland Tobaccos The
mportatons ofthe last article into the Havana have of
late years been very extensive and the public thereby
often deceived in the purchase of imported yclept'
Havana Segars:
The subscribers having more in view to destroy tha;
ill-founded prejudice and the encouragement Of our
own manufactures, than from extraordinary profit
that may result from this operation, knowledge OF
the heavy expense and risk incurred would at once
verify this assertion IT upon the importation OF the
seed and its successful result in the cultivation they
look tor ultimate benefit to themselves well this
country at largc and is the of this Superior
prohibition that has prevented the conteddng Of our
manufacturers successfully with the real and pure in
ported Havana Segars.
JACOB MAYLAND CO.
Northwest corner Of Race and Third streets, PHI
deIphia.
Thd Editors Of the Baltimore American, National II.
telIgencer, Alexandra Phenix, Richmond Enquire.
Petersburg intelligence, Norfolk Beacon, Raleigh
kegsterS Charleston Courier and Savannah Georgian,
will please to insert the above three times and forward
their bills for payment at the Office Of the AURORA ani
Franklin Gazette.
feb 12-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
From the Chihnotke Sunnortcr.


We have been recently favored with the pc
rusa CT TWO letters from one OF our subscrib
ers in Missouri, to his correspondent in this
neighborhood in which he states that, some
time in 1925, he paid to one certain General
ID. GREEN" who represented himself as our
Agent, sum of money on account Of his SUBJ
scrlpuon, and desires 10 be informed whether
he has obtained credit for the amount on our
books. Now, as we have never authorized any
person whatever to receive this money-and as
we are somewhat curious to ascertain Uho the
individual is, who has thus kindly undertaken.
without. our knowledge. 10 save us the trouble
OF collecting our accounts-we shall be thank
ful 10 any one who will inform US where the a.
bove named parsonage is to be found, tina, we
may know where to address few lines 10 him
in acknow ledgmeht Of his services. He resid-
ed IN Charlton, az the time he received the mo-
ney referred TO, but has since removed TO the
eas'ward--lo what part our subscriber does not
state
A friend Of ours, who has had an oppertuni-
" of examining, the letters of our Subscriber
and who e. iGenIiy has not the fear of the $40
yGic opposition" before his eyes-confdently as
ser,s ;hai the iad, idual in question is the man
VIC now figures a, Washington City as Editor
g ihe UnRed Stofes' Telegraph This, howev-
er, We canno, believe The names are indeed
the same: and IL is generally understood that
The last mentioned person actually resided in
the STATE. of Missouri at the time the lransac-
ton took place But we would much sooner
believe there were dozen Generals ID. GREEN
living in the same neighborhood at tina, particu-
lar period, than to suppose il possible, tina, so
Dure and iucorr,fDt,be a Datriot as The Fdit,r ri
the fetegraph--a man who has, with double
portion Of the zeal which erst warmed the boz
som of The illuslrious Kngh, La Mancha, en-
eountered hecountless peris Of a journey from
the wilds Of Missouri to the City Of Washing
ton for the AUDIBLE purpose of cleansing the
Eusean stables at the sea, of government, and
at whose name corruption Itself iagns 3ais -
would have been guilty o! SO mean and disho-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
For General Jackson the following votes are
certain, or highly probable:

Delaware, will probably vote for Mr.. Adams,
and Pennsylvania and Mississippi are doubtful;
as also one vote in New-York and one in Ma
ry aad.
Nothing is wanting to insure US triumphant
success, but that the friends of order should do
their duty. A hard battle is to be fought, for
our opponents are desperate But the right
and the strength are ours"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
Money lost.

an Saturday, 10th inst. was lost between Thomas
" vowell's store, and the Mechanics BANK one s<'
NOT, of Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown;
one IS Planters Bank, Prince Georges Couny, Md
one SIS Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra; and four $
notes Of the several Branches of the Valley, Va The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving il at the
Auction Store Should such notes be offered by sus'
picous persons, hoped notice OF the same vi" DC
Lien feb 12-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13

Daily Paper, ss--counrry Paper, IS, per ann
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1897.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13

AND lFoR rHh cousrhi'J On
rrssDays. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS
CORNER or sArRrAx-srRKsT AID PRINTERS Aithi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

We do not know when we found SO muen
simplicity, good sense, and peculiarly o. ."a'
ac,er blended together as there is IN the 1oho"-
ing extract from circular addressed "a 9 'he
Quarterly and Monthly meetings Of frlenas 10
Great Britain and Ireland:"-
awe entrea, friends frequently to inspect m
10 The state of their affairs, and not to delay tue
~. rformance Of this duty, either from an aPpre-
pension that things are going OH weii' OF 'fon'
fear 10 know how their accounts reahy S'a"'
Ii is practice which can De injurious 10 no o,r
but ii has very frequently been seen, 'na' pau :,
been timely and regularly resoried TO- "ou'r
in all probability have prevented srieuous SUI
ferinp. Those who holdth property OIL o'?ers'
and this may be said to be the case more OF iess
with most who are engaged in trade, are not
warranted, on the principles OF justice, 10 me-
plectine to inform themselves from time 10 iiFe'
of The re al situation of thtlr affairs. men con-
ceal from their nearest connexions IN i.ie
knowledge Of the actual state OF their properly
they may deprive themselves OF salu,ary cou"-
sci. and of kind participation in trouble.-iam-
ilv expenses may be incurred, and subsequent
distress may epsue, which might have been a.
voided: and we particularly advise youHg per-
sons 10 be cautious not TO enter TOO has!'ly i1'o
business, and, from the time of their being thus
engaged to be very careful to make themselves
we'll acquainted with their annual income ana
expenditure. This would be greatly facilitated
by their early adopting, and regularly pursuing,
a clear and me rhodical system of keeping their
aeco,.ts, in regard both to trade and domestic
a1Fe know that the experience and sufierlngs
Of the past year in this nation have furnished
many useful lessons 10 those who have escaped
the troubles Of which others have paraken, and
we desire that these lessons may not be without
their practical good effect. They should teach
Us no, to trust in uncertain riches; and they
should be a warning 10 parents, to be careiui
how to enlarge their domestic establishment,
and rot to hold out to their children expectations
Of case and abundance, nor to train them up IN
habits of delicacy and indulgence. Oh! that
boln parents and their offspring might fix their
hopes ofbappiness on that which is substantial
and eternal, and en6eavor TO be good stewards
| of the temporal blessings bestowed upon them
'---------A--At-~--"cern Of many oil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
Now Landing on Twins Wharf,

Now Landing on TWINS WharI,
uuDs. N. f.. Rum, 80 bbls. do. 20 hhds prime
OO Molasses,
so bags Pepper
IS hampers bottles-quarts and pints
80 boxes Sicily lemons
90 boxes Sicily oranres
1000 lbs cheese
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn. For sale by
feb u A. C. CAZENOvE s. CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
Copartnership.

90. OOPdf If'Sei oni
f-t.+esAy s. HII-I. having, on the 1st inst, form
IL. ed copartnership with Henry Van Solingen, OF
New-York, their business here wif in FUTURE be
Quoted under the firm Of Lindsay, Hill Il Co. and, in
New.York, where they have established commercial
house, hil, Pan Soiingen e 20
SAMUEL LINDSAY
LAWRENCE HILL,
feb IL HENRY V3N SOLLNGEN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-13
Ertrad Of letter from gentleman on 'isi
WQsdfng ton, to The eQifo, Of The Bosfon PR

LSNdc " HHsF Prom 9enfPtnHn on a f.sH 10
Washington, TO tie edifo, Of the Boston PhtrToi
You must place no Confidence uha,er = IN.
the statements made by the Jackson. "
bou, the mex; Presidential election. The :uen.uho
contribute 10 thes. papers are most OF ,etY} n a;
high stale OF excitement, which leeds ,ae;5 to.
great sell deception, eve, when they sr, h6rt 81
But they have unfortunately adopted The ,sfa-i
nous maxim, first openly avowed BY Noah.ahat
= all is fair IN politics." and ,heys,hsfe.ore cir
culate :he most unprineipied fabricaiions, no,
in the expectation Of being believed in the nla-
ces to which they more inmedia,ely refer, bur
10 produce an effec; a, a distance. have, i, is
true, been here but week, and consequently
have not myself mad an opportunity of learn-
ing, from actual obser.ati the whole ground,
in all It's details, as TO the next electou. But
have consulted the most judicious of our
friends, and have satisfied myself that our pros.
poets are not merely fair, but most cheering -
Some. circalstio,., ! perceive, isgisen among
you, to letter purportipg to be written BY gen.