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Delaware journal., 1827-12-28
Wholesale Drug Store,

No, iO1, Magket-Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers have, constantly OH hand,
a general assortment OF
GENUINE DRL'GS s. MEDICINES;
PRINTS. OIL g. GLASS,
DYE S1'L'FF'S. &c. Sc. sc.
Which they will dispose Of on the most reasonable
terms at tleir Store. lur, Market 4 doors below
Third Street, North SIDE.
BEETLE & JENKINS.
PhMuielpitia, .4o@. l5fk, 1897.
(E5- rHt orders Of Physicians. Country Merchants
&C. viii be .hankay received, punctualy attend,
ed to. and packed with such care that they may
be carried with safety to any part of the United
States. 34-6mp
Delaware journal., 1827-12-28
Valuable Medicines.
HaHN.S .4NTLBILIOUS PILLS..

The operation Of iiese pi.ls IS perfectly mild so that
they may be used with safety by persons in every situation
and of every age.
They are exceilently adapted to carry of superAuous
bile, and prevent its morbid secrelions-,o restore and
amend the appete-,u procure free perspration and
herby prevent colds which often have fatal consequences
dose never fails cold, if taken on its first ap.
pearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitual cosvenes
sickness the stomach and severe head aches and ought
10 be taken by all persons charge OF climate
dose of these pills. taken once every two weeks during
the prevalence OF our bilious feters, Will prove inia
BILE prevenvei and in the ear e stages OF those diseases
Their use will very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently estcemed desperate, and e
| lower of common remedies.
They are found remarkably efcacions in preventing and
procured and carefully preserved for use by every seaman
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12
DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.

The friends Of agriculture and manufactures in
the State of Delaware, are requested to attend a
meeting to be held at the Town HALL in vii
mington, on Wednesday the 9Th day Of June, at
O'clock in the afternoon, in order to express
measures as will promote their views for the sup
port of these object. of national concern. AS a
very liberal expression has been lately called forth
at several meetings of our fellow citizens in the
neiehboring States, upon the general question Of
the support of Domestic Industry, it is hoped q
general representation will be made OF those I'M
portant interests Of the country in which we are
all united under conviction that i" the Do,nes.
tic Market is the best of all markets for the rude
productions of the sol.''
Wilmington. June IL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12
BOROUGH LOAN.

V1NHE undersigned having been appointed ny Borough
Il Council a committee to receive Proposals for Loan
exceeding $4,000 Dollars the credit Of the Borough
Of Wilmington for the purpose Of supplying the Borough
with water, at rate of interest exceeding Eve per
cetum per snnn, payable SENT annually and reimburse
bic at the end Of twenty years from the fourth ofJuy 1927
Notice is therefore hereby gwen that such Pfopusal,
will now be reccivedb by the undersigned at any time after
he present date. for taking said Loan
JAMES BRCB9ON,
JAMES GARDNER
JOSEPH GRUBB,
WILLIAM LARKlN,
June IL, 1872. CIT Committee
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

Because the proceedings Of that PARTON Of sand Meet
ing from which we have separated Irregular unpre
cedented and subversve of the harmony Of the Democrat
lc patty in this county, by the open avoval made by the
friends OF General Jackson, that the Presidential question
was the only question to be decided this day. and by the
nempera'e and disorganzng in which they sup
ported this avowal
Reso'1ed, That this Meeting ad ourn to meet at the
Red Lion Saturday the 18th day Of July next at which
lime and place the friends Of the Administration of the
General Government in Newcastle County, invited
attend for the purpose OF uniting their efforts in support
Of the Administration.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published ia the
American Waterman and Delaware Journal.
II. MANSFIELD, Chairman,
w. A. MENDENHALL, Secy.
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SHNRlEE"S SALE.
Br PETER II UEI.9.A'F SuR9/FF.

RY virtue Of an order and decree of the Court Of Chan.
- Gerry made the 18th day Of March, 1897 and to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at The house
Charles Alien, Chrstiana Bridge in Newcastle hundreds
on Monday the I'd OF July next at o'clock p NJ. The
following described plantation tract OF land and improve
situate lying and bein, in tie hundred Of Neweas
tile and Couny # Newcastle, to wit Adjoining lands Of
the heirs Of Joseph Israeli lands OF George Read, Esq
heirs II Robert Shields and ohers aiming fifty nine
he the less, with all and singular the
mp oyements thereunto belonging. Deemed and taken
in execution as the properly of Hcrnah CrGighton.
Newcastle, June &, 1927 62-6t
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matters will be found to be consenial to nine out Of
Zen in this state, and perhaps the samemay be said
of Pennsylvania If repubiicans make it party
question, we shall be content to have it so. There
!. no power superior to their will. Yet these
opinons must not be carried too far. The rights
Of the states and the rights of Congress must be
Kent distinct and separate, and every attempt Of
ari,stucracy must be npped in the bud"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12
OPINIONS.

Gen. Wcshington's opinion Of j. q .adams.-In
l797, when he was Minister Plenipotentiary to
Portugal, Washington said" give it as my de-
cded opinion that Mr.. Adams is the most valuable
nublic character we have abroad, and there re-
mains no doubt On my mind that he will prove
himself the ablest of all our diplomatic corps"
At that period, it will be recoectcd. that our TO-
reign ministers were. Rufus King, John Marshall,
Chief Justice Of the U. s. Supreme Court, c. G.
pinckney anil Elbridse Gerry. Mr.. Adams's first
appointment as minister, he received from Pres-
dent Washington in l194.
In 1907, he was appointed by President Jcffer-
SON. minister to Russia and how entirely he en-
loved the confidence and friendship of Presidents
Madison and Monroe. it is unnecessary to say
but we shall Just add the opinion Of one whom
some people consider highly competent to judge in
such a case
General Jackson's Opinion.-In his famous let
Ter to MIR. Monroe, he says 81 have no hesitation
in saving that YOU have made the best selection to
fill the Department of State that cold hare been
made. Mr.. Adams in the hour of difficulty, will
be an able help mate. and am convinced wat
gire general satisfaction" Dem. Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12
TUESDAY, June IL, 1927,
"Frown Indignantly upon the fret dawnng attempt
one port OF the U o1 anothcr.' WASHINGTON.
"a Citizen of Delaware" will be published i'll our

Nap Of .Ne,c Jersey.-Mr. Thomas Gordon
will publish in October next, an elegant and cor
rect Map Of the State of New Jersey, with part
of the adjoining States. The Map will comprise
the greater part of the Counties of Newcastle and
Kent, in Delaware, and will be compiled from
original materials procured from the most recent
and authentic sources. Mr.. Gordon's proposals
may be seen at this Office, where subscriptions
will be received.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

we are sorry to observe that this practice is not
generally adopted, the produce would thereby be
materially increased. (Salis. JOUR. Sept p A
.Orre.spnnIent has found from experience. that the
;a0pls NOT only increased, but much better IN quail
n.y., and wishes US to direct the attention OF uur
,eaaers to the practice, which we hereby do. Fully
'"inccd of its Importance. Lend. Gar. Jag.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

In the month of March last. +" the price Of Hay,
in the county Of Worcester (Eng.) was from eight
gu'ncas and half, to nine guineas a toni
In the city Of New York there are Al fire En-.
glnes in gopd orders five Hook and Ladder Trucks;
upwards Of l 900 feet Of Hose and 1349 Fire.
men,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

Fourth ef JulyWe understand that the Volunteer Com
panes of this Borough intend turn he approach
ing anniversary Of independence, and that Company of
Volunteers from Philadelphia expected, to Join them in
the celebration of the National festival.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

DlED-In New castle, Thursday evening last, MIR
HENRY STEELE He has left wife and several chill
dren to lament the departure of atectionae husband
and father His remans inferred Saturday
ing, in the Presbyterian burying ground at Pigeon Run.
the Red Lion. An appropriate address was delivered
at the grave, by the Rev Mr.. Danforh, to numerous
assrmblage Of the friends of the deceased.
On the Cd of Anr at New Orleans, in the 2lst year
Of his age, Lieut.. SAMUEL II. RlDGELY. elses, Of
Colonel Charles s. Rdgey, of Anne Arundel County,
Maryland.
Near Matanzas. April 23d, where he had gone for
the benefit of his health, ISRAEL PICKlNS, late Cover
of Alabama.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

Small Por at st. Thomas. "A letter dated 18th
w. received in town yesterday from s.. Thomas,
states that the small pox prevailed there to an
EARNING degree. Many deaths had occurred
ine markets were dull and many American ycs'
SS were lying there
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

rIasE$ al IS now open and handsomely furnished tar
SsAaNA. The reception Of visers and boardGrs under
the spernteuderce Of the subscriber
This WATERING PLACE is finely situated Ia the hrl,
and healthy conhtry five miles of WILMINGTON, corr
handing extensive vies Of he rounding cuun,ry,
the River Delaware. and the neighborug States The
grounds of the company afford pleasant and shady proie-
AIDES, and are bounded BY fine streams
The virtues Of the waters those Of the Chay
beate according the analysis of Professor kEArlxa Of
Philadelphia They have been particularly cficaclous in
bilious and other fevers and celebrated fine tonic
The vicinity to Wilmington offers at all times acc
an excellent market aud the daily intercourse by Steam
Boat lines between that place and Newcastle, and from
Philadelphia AMI Baltimore affords facility Of commune
cation possessed by any other watering place
Parties be accommodated d short Goce with Din
ners. Cola icas Ice Creams. &c,
No excrun shalt be spared by She proprietor crafty
every Of The .ser to this pleasant aud saubiious
treat
Cha es will be moderate.
CHARLES sTANLEY.
June J, 1897. 62-w3m
B. Carriages, Gigs. or ilorses may always be had
and tn, delightful rides good roads the ncig-
boring towns villages canal &c Horses TAX, livery.
s
The National fnelligencer, Baltimore Patriot and Ma,
uora Gazette requested to publish the above adver
tsemen twice week for two inonths, and send their bills
q the advertiser
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

MARRIED-On Thursday the 9TH inst by the Rev.
John z Peckworth, Mr. JAMES MEREDITH TO Hiss
ANN MORTON both of Newcastle County.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

To be drawn Saturday Is of June
Scheme -l Prize of $4,000; Of 5000 of 1000
of 5000; of $500; l If 1000; of 1750 of $500
of 1875 of 1000; 10 of 50C % of 200; 40 of 100
l02 Of so; 204 Of 20: 1880 IF 10; 11475 of S.
Ticket S5-Half 81, 5o-Quarter 81 25-Egh,h 63 Cts
Tickets and Shares in either Of the above Lotteries tc
3 had in gycat variety of Numbers at
f. B.iRkER.S
PROMPT and Lucky Office,
No. IL, Market. Street, Wilmington
June /
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

.New Uormony.--The last New Harmony Ga
zette contains the address of Robert Owen, the
proprietor Of that community, previous to his leav-
Ing the place for Europe. He enumcrates the
difficulties he has experienced in carrying bis pro-
iect into effect, and the causes of its failure He
has sold part, and leased out the remainder of
his property at New Harmony to communities on
small scale, and thinks that on this plan his hopes
Of success will in some measure be realised. He
recommends to those he leaves behind him, indus
Try, economy, perseverance, and kindness, to one
another, and hopes to meet them again under more
favorable auspices. Nat. Intel.
appointment BY the President. MATTHEW
HALL MoALLIsTER, of Georgia. to be Attorney
of the United States for the District of Georgia,
in place of Richard w. Ilabersham, resigned.
Among the passengers in the Canada, at New
York, from England. is ANNA BRAITnwAirE, a
celebrated Quaker Preacher
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

Tall Rye.-Some Stalks of Rye which grew
this Season on the farm of Mr.. David Stdham,
near this Borough, measured eight feet four inches
in length.
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Brandyaoine Chalybeatc
SPRINGS.
June L., 1897.

The spaciou, and elegant house belong
ng to the Company, winch was completed ias
fall, is now open and handsomely furnished la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-30
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
MIR. GILES

Much as had heard OF this genileman's speak =
ing h'd never enjoyed the pleasure of hearing
Lin until Friday las when he rose jn the II OF Del
egates in opposition to the Convention Bill. Gu
rIosy itresistby drew me along with be i'm
mense crowd which rushed to the Capitol. The
Ladies ihronged the gallery; the lobbies below
were filled TO ovefilo wing. A more Intense Gu
riosity had not been felt; nor ar equal multitude
collected, even on tie Saturday OF the Senatorial
Election.
Much as heard of Mr.. Giles ss a Debaier, he
transcribed all my expectations. Fame has not
done even him Justice His eoquence had been
represented as OF the coloqnial sort. Occasional
Iy he i so; but throughout he greater part OF his
hours address, his manner was dignifed yet ca
~; graceful and commanding. ] will not speak
Of his argument; for | was OF the other side Of the
question, and may not do it justice, though il
was strongly calculated for effect. But, what
would speak Of, is his power over the feelings OF
his audience lie to grasp 10 an astonishing
degree the extremes Of bis art | know not at
which he is greatest, at irony or at psthos In
moment he excites 70 laughter; at another he
touches the deepes' springs OF the pathetic III
grouping of the coloHe At the head Of his Regi-
ment, marching off with drums beati0g, and colours
flying, and busiling the old veteran from the polls
was sketch thy OF The pencil If HOgarth
himself. The whole scene wa before you in all
its bumour Ills closing sppssl TO the descendants
Of those illuslrious men who framed the present
Constitution telling them, if any such were pre-
sent, that they ought stand on tip'oe The very
name Of their godlIke ancestors and bescecbng
them, Instead OF marrIng the work OF their pro-
gentors rather 20 be employed IN filling the empty
inches Of that Hall with their b1sls, was one Of
The finest perorstions ever heard.
think MIR. Giles was on the wrong side Of The
question - that the People ought to have an oppor-
tunity Of saying watcher they will OF will not
-, oh, 10 fl,otr W., I
be ipsensbls 10 that brilsncy Of fancy, that inge
nui'y Of statement, that power of touching boil
the r,ible and the tender faculties OF our nIt1re
that combination of understanding, Imagination an,
wit, which distinguish the bsppiesi efforts OF thi
celebrated psbatcI. AN AUDITOR.
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MIR. TAZEWELI.

The Woshnsion rapef. haze . ia so i,lile Of
the Adde'S Of MI. Iazewell. Of the introduction
OF the Colonial rr1Ie III into ibe Senate, thai
we are compelled 20 crafty I've curiosity Of oui
readers, by copying from print, very hostile e.
MIR. T. The following brief account OF The scene
Ilseil'-- Inc n. Z. American gives IL in a letter
from it's " correspondent atyYsshjnston Jan. 22''
- from which We make the following extracts
E" The bill reported simultaneously by the Com
miitess o! Commerce, in both houses, this nom
ing, 10 regulate tie Commercial intercourse be-
tween This country aud the colonies OF Great
Britain, gave rise to yerysansry debate ia the
Ssaaie NF TN-cweN 'oy- .h,s rccaeioa - 90.
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liant shp Of the nation safe into part'' I do not
stop to consider whether not, in the phr
ey Of this compliment, and in the Discourse gen
orally, the rhetoyfcidn is too glarpgly and gorge
ously manifest: but surely none can be dissatisfied
with the sufkciency of The praise awarded Mr.
Jefferson, on the following page. except the pos
SCISSOR oil palate desauched by habitual excess
Though Mr.. A. was " the Colossus of the cause
on the floor Of Congress-" the author of the De-
elaration, in composing that +" great argument OF
America, in sindication of her course" is pro-
nounced to have been its Colossus on the
THEATRE OF THE WORLD"
This is believed TO be fair specimen OF the pro-
portions in which the departed patriots are cels-
brated: Or, lift too weakly indicates The force of the
need bestowed on either, it so fails with regard to
Jefferson. How, then, shall account for the
prevailing impression. OF Partially 10 Mr.. Adams:
own myself to have participated in this delusiye
impression. own thought that the far more
ample space, and the more conspicuous stand in
the piece, had been assigned TO him: and not I'M
III re-perusai, and numbering the pages, with
special view to that question, was the mistake
cleared up by the result just stated. The cause
OF the delusion was, that all. or nearly all, which
MT writ tells us OF Jefferson, had long been "a
miar to our ears and TO eyes, so as yery
naturally, 10 pass unheeded in review before Us;
out OF Adams, scarcely an incident is related,
scarcely an excellence described, which does not
(in addition TO its Inherent, historical inierest) en-
chain our attention by the irresistible fascination
oil "oceHy Whoever deems such a cause lrade-
qua'e to such an effect, lis advised to apply the
test have mentioned ac ual enumeration of
pages, giving ocular assurance of the fact.
From this error and this rec,ifcaiion of il, let
us extract wholesome moral. When differences
arise, and parties are formed (whether in religion
politics, or phy steal science, )-opinions, though
concurrenly adopted by numbers, entirely separat
ed from each other, are yet far from infullLle,
that the advocates Of neither side can safely or
Jus'ifiaoly indulge in violence, acrimony, or ill
hum"ur' towards their antagonists, Such was the
ueep-rooted principle OF moderation which always
Gained the mind and regulated the conduct of that
man, whose example should peculiarly be copied,
IS his charac:er is reverenced by every true
jEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN,
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FOR TIE ENG UIRER.
abingdon Fd.) Sth Jan. 1927.
VICTORY on ORTIZ Nc

80 IVA vi oAtl-C u NO.
I'm this day numerous assemblase Of gentle.
men p'Ilook OF an elegant dinner AT MI Augustus
oury's Tavern: Col. David Campbl III was called
on to preside, supported by John II. Fulton, esq
as Wee President After the cloth was removed
The following toasis drank:
L. The Victory we celebrate" IYondeIfu in
terposl'on OF heaven, uHexlmried event in the
history OF war;
x Andrew Jacksonville Soldier who never
i"itered = The Statesman who never sweryed As
he defended country in battle. so in The Cabinc,
would he guard its liberties.
j. The Militia Their countries .tov in Tho
day and hour If danger
4. Virginia She SAUNDERS not when shc o,,h.
TO be at her post.
s. The American Navy-T'le bulwalk Of our
country.
b. Oar Naval Heroes They shine mids, the
most oil our political armament bright, with the
freedom OF The Ocean their Country's E,sIe a
dorning.
z. The hardy sors of the West Limiting in
themselves the stern virtues of the forest, with all
tie GLOW OF ancient ,.vaiy.
3 Lawrence the b'ave-May The memory of
me Cause IN which he persisted, and the virtues
" hich animated him while living, occupy the MAGE
where sorrow would claim TO DWELL
Q The gallant Pike His golden DAYS were
short and blilaat. He expired in the blaze of his
fame.
10. The present Administrations Holding that
liberty Is power, they would asw,p all po.Sey.
H. The people May they, Emphasized By the
VII OF the Administration, con vince it, thai thsir
to'H IS The fountain of all power.
~. The memory of Washington.
ID. The American Fair.
VOLUNTEERS.
by Nh Charles &. Johnston Tie Ihes OF
March 1879 Their portemts are too lain TO re-
q''He an AnSur-before they past, no, The fri
1sar, but The last of another dynasty, Will fail!
Ia tie Senate H0u.c
BY the Vice President. Our Republican Ins,i.
tutions--Mon rchs hate them but are con,pelleJ
to respect them.
BY Mr.. Oury. The memory Of Louis tie 18th
i ne first Sovereign ho pltron.z liberty.
BY gentleman. The Dulchmen OF PenusyI-
vania=- bui not Shut5.
BY Mr.. Ogden. Com. Porter May the Re
Publics OF the South know how to appreciate his
merits as officer.
Ry Mr.. Bronaugh. The barkwood's Rflemen
-E'er ready TO NEE! an Invading foe
By Mr. Lynch. William IL. CIawlosd-Tbe
firm and inlexiLie republican,
by the President The thirteen Washing on
volunteers who fell at Kings mounisin- Fame
has given them name, inpeIisbabe as their
native ToD-bound mountains.
BY Dir. Sieyins. Grneral Andrew Jackson -
May the evening Of his days be as serene as his
nneiidiao has been glorious.
Many other toasis were drank, which have no.
been furnished and not particularly re- collect
ed all expressing hsh opinions Of General
Jackson.
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ELL CONVENTIONS

BILL CoSVENTIoN.
Toll for the Slam
CoHrouiic1 BiiFs no rnnre,
Kbid in the old Uomai.,,
On her Legislative floor.
One hundred men vt might.
Whh three b'sidf, ware all,
Who, ~ Bill's cause, wouii hsis;
In the battle uf the Hall.
We dealt him many a cuff,
BttweeH the tyfS and nosf,p
30, u, haiiooed out cnough.
As be fell beneath the blow.
Toll for the slsiu
Convention, lie l. gone:
Bill meier can fght again.
Ills wpfk Of mist ihci's i0ne.
~ vas well fought battle,
We gave them al, fair rlay.
You might have heard The rattle,
For mdny weary day.
1T length, 10 rnrn muuiderd,
Old WMfiIr Giles cane on
"His crufch he boiiy shbuffer'd
fHd shete'd hoIo fields sccre 4yoh.v
lie led on Tuokshoes,
Like Brace he'd do. or die, ."
Three hours. he fOush h.. f0cs:
" lind spote Them MP anil tht,t."
Rise, VIRGINIA. ~,
Sull dreaded by your foes;
Wt'i gu to thee, cup,
Ills a debt, the freeman owfs
Your Cousiituiion's .ornd,
You've many a gallant son;
OH may you stand your g,nuni.
'Uainf the Throne It Wasbm.,o..
nui Billy's kuell is thupdct'd,
He funeral . u'cr,
Aud re sYd his Que hundieJ.
VIII co1' the State 10 more.
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JOHN THON,
a LEX AMBER d. KELLY
To the E1i.ors

10 the Editors Of the Enquirer
GENrLEAIES:
The resolutions which piecede this note. l
naNe seea IN manuscript, and my respect for the
meeting who adopted them induces me ia G,,,i-,
the inio. ma lion desired, in reference to INV vo,e
Tor publication in the same paper in which ,ber
a. pear. voted for MIR. Randolph ia the late e.
itc'ion Tor aanaor, and, therefore, have no, ..be
fayed The wishes OF large majority OF my consti.
'uenis" nor - abused my trust
Very respectfully,
JOHN ROBERT WALL.ACr
Delegate from Fauouiar