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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

The highestprice 10 cash will be giyer for
Icean Linen and Cotton RAGS, at this offce
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

The Utica Sentinel gives the follow
ing letter from General Lafay cite to Mrs
Brown, upon the death Of her lamsated
husband, Major General Brown. Like
every thing from the pen If this amiable
and distinguished man, it will be read
with deep interest
PARIS, March 80, 1923
Wy dear Madam: Amidst tie ileavv
blows have had to bear on this side of
the Atlantic, by the loss of a young and
beloved grand daughter, and of an old
friend and relation, the melancholy ae
count from Washington has filed my
heart with inexpressible grief Previous
Information had given me the hope of
improvement In the state Of the excel
lent Generals health, and has rendered
the lamentable event still more painful
to me. You know, dear Madam, the
intimate and most confidential friendship
had been formed between us Our
personal acquaintance was recent. al.
though our characters had been long be
fore known 20 each other; but 40 cid
intimacy could be more afectionate. no
mutual reliance better established.
While deeply regret him on my ac
count, be assured, dear Madam, that
most afectionately sympathise in your
affection and the feelings Of your family.
My son and NJ. LIE Vasseur beg to be
remembered; and | am. most cordially.
your afeciionate mourning friend.
LAFAYETTE.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18

ready to exclaim that the sun of our hap
piness, as republick, is set--our glory
departed. Yet the result of the election
has not relieved us land we presume we
are far from being alone) from the diem
ma in which we have involuntarily been
placed during the contest. We regret,
deeply regret, the result, but at the same
time we cannot find in our hearts any
sympathy for Mr.. Adams. Much as we
should have preferred his reelection to
the elevation of Gen. Jackson, we could
not have rejoiced heartily at such an
event. We have nothing, therefore to do,
but to support or disapprove the admins
tration of Jackson, as in our opinion it is
conducted on right or wrong principles.
This all the friends of the present admin
istration are bound, in consistency, to do
and we have the fullest confidence that
no opposition will be- organized in antici-
patton, as was the case at the commence
ment of the present term. Particulars
of the elections in the different States will
be found in another column.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18

rapid growth of its popul.,''
undiminished felicity, y
however, is the bearer of
corning them. They NJ
anxiety to be transferred ~, y
the globe, and have pet;t;o'
ment of England to pra avg
ment in New South Wala''
Some of the inciden,,' |
have alluded above, have 4
of Mary Russell Mitfords Il
that of Byron.
CoNsPIRAcY IN Co1o,,,|
rival from Carthagena, W.
the 25th Sept. a consnirasS,
Bogota, in which an attem,.
the life of Bolivar. 1t any
Santander, the vice presids|
head of the conspiracy, a'Sl
over to his views a corDs ~
with a gang Of followers
an attack on the prison, kihi
and released Admiral PAIL
then proceeded late at nips'
where they rushed and I'll I'll
a young ensign, who AL
when Col. Ferguson, n
rushing to his aid, was sb =
Bolivar hearing the nos
his cabinet, rushed forws
himself surrounded by en-
hastily to his cabinet, in
window and made his wsr
plunged in the water and
self for two hours, when
posed him drowned, reI
through the streets, " Del
and long live Gen. Santa,
released himself from his n
ton, threw himself inteI
headed the troops and att
force, and completely routI
ed peasants entered the b
was soon restored.
Col. Guerra has been !,
Santander and Padilla are
pairing for the same fate
bunals are active, and ser.
leaders have been tried an
Bolivar has issued
taking into his own b,
reins of government, All
generally seem satisfied, +
much of their troubles to
MI
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18

The PoLITIcKs OF
war between Russia and
to cause great embarrassn
clans of Europe. The
Constantinople and Euro
the possession of Russia,
to them, and although nd
be disposed seriously to tai
stop the progress of the R
all the neutral powers see
in deprecating an event, n
ceive will destroy the baIaI
Europe. 1t was quite anus
from the speeches of pm
ministers, in the late sessiu
how essential the pres
Turkish empire in Europ
ed, to the maintenance 4
and repose of enlightened
countries.
The British governmeu
alluded to, placed themse
ward predicament of acki
the extension of the DOM
at the expense of Turk
great misfortune to Great
other leading powers AM
guaranty they had, that
not end in important CON
assurances of the emper
not his intention. The BIZ
governments by the cour
sued and the defence mi
their apologists, are place
OF uneasy spectators Of <
which they fear the resu4
they are afraid to take a
additional modification
accessories in producing
at which they are so muc
of course do not know WI
of those governments, D
believe those who profess
their feelings are decided
Turkey, and they would
pretence to be released
tons of the treaty of JUL
tain the integrity of the
ions, at the expense of th
treaty. This is not said
but it is implied in the I'd
pressed at the battle of N
anxiety that is felt for the
Turkish arms, in repelEl
invasion.
For ourselves, we conf
too blind to see the forced
which makes the safety 4
Europe depend upon the
the Ottoman empire, as d
Der. We do not believe
ed balance is so nicely ad
preservation of q power,
no one of them by any cd
of action, is essential to
ty. 1t is true that to plaC'
European Turkey. with ii
capable of flrl
Of soldiers, its delightful !
soil, capable of the highes
.ivation and improvement
of commerce andn
lnder the sceptre ofthe Ra1
would be to give him a dap
lerance. But such an eFa
ZEN unless nv tho yvoaIne&
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18

differently from what was expected by the friends of
the administration bare majority has been obtain
ed of about IS in our favour, when the l4th we
succeeded by about 800 votes. On the 3lst, there
were near 1000 votes poled, while on the 14th but
about $500.
There is little information from Kentucky, but
it is principally of the first days ballot only, and is
not of decisive character. In Virginia it is thot
there win be majority of $4,000 for the jackson
Electors.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18

The ELECTION. "All is lost, all is
lost, say the friends of Mr.. Adams with
one consent. The question is reduced to
certainty, in our opinion, that General
jackson is to be the next President. We
hardly know how to express ourselves in
announcing these strange tidings to our
readers. We could never bring our minds
to the belief that Andrew jackson would
be President of the United States. and
now that we are compelled to acknow-
ledge that such is the fact, we are almost
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18
FRO BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT

The Boston Daily Advertiser, the best, has be-
come the largest, of the Daily newspapers of the
city In presenting it in an enlarged and improved
form the editor states that he has engaged Mr. Fred
eric 3 Hill, as assistant editor This gentleman is
favourably known to the publick as prose and po-
etcai writer, and will undoubtedly be able to give
greater interest to the paper by his literary contr
buttons The political character of the paper will
be controlled entirely by Mr. Hale, which is sufi
cient guaranty thatitwl be dignfed and impartial.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-18

CRANBERRIEs. We are informed that farmer
IN Mendon gathered last fall off of acres of meadow
800 bushels of cranberries, for which he received
% cents per bushel He had purchased the land but
short time before for Sl2 an acre, receiving thus
more than 900 per cent. upon the cost of his land
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
Highly Valuable Medicines,
FOR F.AlMILIES.

NEE celebrated CREAM OF AMBER
IL az ,nfailil'ie remedy Tor e,uptions through.
ness ut the skin; imparts pun ity aud so'tness,
trees the complex OF from all swartniness aud
freekles, aud affords that delicate. clear, and ami
mated gov, which is the surest evidence Of a
healthy skin.
rHE BALM OF EGYPT: most efrect,s,
mt diciIe for relief from the Asthma, Hooi.iLe
Cough, and Consump,iye affections Thousands
OF persons IN Europe aud this country are ready
to bear Testimony To lis salulary effects on them
Patti Us GELS braled PILE ELECTUARY and
OINTMENT ! he efficacy OF this most excel.
lent medicine. has been tested by thousands of
both sexe. within few months in most of the
United States. II does merely give Temporal.
r, relief, but in all cases performs perfect and
permanent cure.
Anderson's EYE WATER This medicine
has obtained the highest celebrity in Europe, and
is esteemed superior TO all other washes for The
eyes: il has recehty been used will, quail saluta-
~ results in this country, its application to HAT
tender organ, the Eye, is perfectly safe, and ire
que tly it has proved an elfec,uaI remedy. when
every thing else has failed
he proprietor OF the above Yainabie F. min,
.1iedcines, LEADER DAN, + Boston, or any Of
his agents, can furnish the most ubte,I testi.
mOny that their virtues are m, exaggerated
CO For Sale by JAMES GREEN g co
Nucesier en0t August g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
NEW ARRANGEMENT
OF THE LOWELL AND WORCESTER
Mill STAGE.

OLD LINE.
NNHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
n Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday morn.
ing, and pass through Chelmsford, Westfnrd
Groton, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, and West
Boylston, 10 Worcester Another Stage will
leave this with the mail at Westford, and pass
through Lttleton and Harvard to Lancaster
where it again mites with this Stage. At Gro.
ton seats may be taken in the Stage which pass
es through Townsend, New Ipswich, Jaffrey,
and Marlborough, to Keene.
observation-disclosures Worcester every Mon.
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at z, A. NJ, and
passing on the same routes, will on its arrival
at Lowell, meet with the Boston, Newburyport,
Salem. and Haverhil Stages.
" At Lancaster this Stage ntersects with
the Boston and Fitchburg Stage, by which means
passages may be had from Lowell to Fitchburg,
and from Fitchburg to Lowell
" There will also be an Accommodation
Stage, from Lowell to Groton, on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, which will
make daily line from Lowell to Groton, where
seats may be taken for KeGne every day in the
week passing through Townsend, Ashby,
Rindge. Fitzwilliam, Troy, Swanzey, to Keene !,
and at FitZwillam seats may be taken for Brat
tleborough on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days of each week.
u Books kept at Frye's Hotel, in Lowell
at Ratchelder's Hotel. in Bevdere Village and
at Thomas's Banisters, and Worthngton's
Hotels, in Worcester.
There will be good Coaches and Horses and
careful Drivers. All Baggage at the risk OF
the owner.
" 5. BANIsrER, Agent, Worcester-Drx-
TER BnuoE, Agent. Lo,oeH If Nav ID.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
% Just received, a further supply of the
ITALIAN LOTION,
nD ITvTAc(yTITTDE on mai

~.
#NOK Improving, preserving, and beauti
IL Aing the complexion, This admirable com.
pound has stood the best of all tests, (that of ex
per'enee) aud proved itself the most effeausI
aud valuable cosmetic YET discovered, for remox.
ing pmpes. spots. freckles redness OF the skin.
and all cutaneOus eruptiOns, imparting To The
skin the most detachable fairness. In cases ot
SCI oluia, salt rheum, aud various other hnmors.
IL mas been used with peculiar success. Zen.
uemsn, whose faces are rendered tender by shaw.
ing. viii hnd IT excellent beyond precedent. for
amelioratlng and removing the unpleasant harsh.
ness caused BE- the operation Those persons
whose ayocsti0ns expose them tn intense soiar
heat and severe winds. will find that al oecasion
al application OF this valuable com pound will afford
TIT most sonthIng rebel, as il removes the un.
pleasant sensation caused by either. II has not
been deemed requisite to offer long recaDit,fa.
ton OF its many virtues, its admirable prouer.
ties are too well known, and too justly apl,r, ciat
ed, To require il. But, as there are NAV ,ile
and spurious cosmetics offered 10 the nul,I;c ma
possessing virtues of vital Importance, il NAV NOT
be useless to remark, that the Italian Inion"
has been used by thousands. both in Europe and
Am, rIca, with entire success. and far exce,d,nU
their sntc'patlons. II not only renders the skin
soft and clear, but. by repeated applications. n
promotes general exercise OF those imno,tant
functions of The skin, which are Of primary in-
poriance to those who wish To attain and nre
serve beautiful complexion, and does not con-
tam any OF those pernicious Ingredients which
are the basis OF most cosmetics now in use Ger.
thcates OF ITS complete efficacy can be- shewn 10
any VINO wish, either IN English, French, Spanish
or Italian
or For sale, only. byJAMES GREEN &CO.
orces'tr. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sept " 3d.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
CREAM OF AMBER.

nor removing Pimples, Spots, Freckles,
"A and Ill eruptions Of the skin, gr.a;uaIi, uro.
hueing soft. clean, aud beautiful connie iou.
As remedy for serofula aud Sab kheun. ,ts
merits stand unrivalled. The fullest rriia.ce
may he placed upon the efficacy of the Cream Of
timber III all the cases above mentioned 4, 10,
only renders the skin beautifully srft, smooth,
a'n cream Dut' oy perseverance, in its application,
promotes the free and uninterrnpt, d ex.rcise
oil those functions of the skin Which are necessary
10 health. and the attainment and preservation Of
beautiful complexion. Price 81 per bottle.
.0J For Sale by JAMES GREEN X co.
0rcesttr. eoiv hly ,e
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
Observation-Disclosures
lIg e!l! ! 81
Nlll lli IIiIlIII IGIIIiLIl

ct has now been known for years, that
Ill the .fi6ipn Corn Plast =, affords immediate
relief, and Eff cts certain cure for COrns b,
its ppcation according TO accompanying tlirec
tons. the Corn is s0ttened a tenIated, aud drawn
mt by the ro"ts Without the least pam or sny of
the trnublc and danger. attending The hazardous
and nehectual practice ut extracting the corn b,
mere cut'iSg The following instances iron,
man, others Of a similar character-suiic,ent ly
attest TO the superior efficacy OF the Alton Corn
P,a>ter
Ar. Farrar f Boston, was q number Of wears
distressed b, very painful Corn had applied
every thing recommends without Itct and was
rendered a perfect grippe On applying this
Plasterl' he was perfectly cured n his corn aud freed
from his lameness. \ gentleman of Gr enfield
VS. wears afflicted with very painful Corn and
WAS cured by one box, after every other plaster
h been tired u no purpose Mr. uilei Of BIS
ton. cured of troublesome Corn l,y one b,x
Certificate. 10 those afflicted ith corns on
their feet, do certify that have used The Albion
'orn Plaster with complete success Before I
hal used one hnx il completely cured a Corn
which had troubled me TOR many yeals make
this public for the benefit of those afflicted with
that painful complaint
:. s'gncd WIN SHAW.
Flush ng oug Island, Feb %.
Price 81 cents \ bux
OF Prepared from he original Rccipe in Ms
OF the late DR.. w. L. CONWAY, bv his Immediate
successor and sole proprietor, z KIDngR. and
sold wholesale By him Al his Counting Room, over
No 70 Court street. head Of Hanover street
near Concert Hall l'o,ton, aud retavd by the
sp cal appointment, together with all the val
liable Medicines as prepared hy the late DR..
Conway by
J. ROBINSON and J. GREEN & CO., nor
cesfer,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominsfer.
CARY. RICE. n co, Nor,h Rrook6eld
Gil ARLES PtRKNtN, Ues,6orongh.
JOHN ChPRON 4 SONS. Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY TesfnInsler.
and various Druggists throughout the country
~ None are genuine, unless signed 4. KIN.
DER, on the outs de printed wrapper.
OF large discount to country physicians,
traders H.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
H FRESH GOODS.
NATHAN HEARD

HAS just received fresh supply of desira-
n n BILE Goods, well adapted to the present
and approaching season, of various qualities,
kinds and prices consisting Of EURO E.4N.
INDIA, and FRENCH GOODS, from the lat.
Interpretations
ALso.--.4MERIC.9N GOODS, recently from
the, manufactures, of various kinds, qualities,
and prices.
A fresh assortment of w. INDIA GOODS
and GROCERIES, just received all of which
he offers for sale on the most favorable terms
for cash, produce, or credit
Worcester, Oct L. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29

A TRIP HAMMER SHOP, with three
IA FORCES, Grindstone, Gear and Polishing
Anvils, Vises, and other Tools necessary for
the manufacturing of Scythes. Said Shop is
situated in the town of Lisbon and State of
Maine, on the Sebatises River, about an equal
distance from Portland and Hallnwell, on the
middle post road. The water privilege is very
safe. Said Shop was built about nine. years
since, by Joseph G Batchelder. late of said Lis
bon, deceased, and occupied by him for the man
utacture of Scythes and other edge tools. 1t is
in good state Of repair, and is considered
good stand for the business For further par
ticulars, inquire of the subscriber on the prem
ises. MARY BATCHELDER.
Lisbon, Oct. Is. s42
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ASA WALKER.
TAILOR.

sNIIItO 1IsIsN sIdL1OIt3
" Opposite the Centre Meeting House. ID
HEAS just received an addition to his former
d q assortment of Goods, adapted to the pres.
ent and coming season among which. are
Black. Blue, Brown, Olive, Claret, and Mixed
BROAD CLOTHS and CASSIMERES -
PLAID VESTINGS CRAVATS; SUS-
PENDERS; HANDK'CHlEFS GLOVES.
&c. &c, which will he sold at fair prices
U Tailoring done as usual, in good style, by
the best of workmen. and on short notice
Ut Cutting particularly attended to.
- All those indebted to A. W., whose Notes
or Accounts have become due, are requested to
make immediate payment.
Worcester Sent % If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29

CoMMoNwEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, S. Alta meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, on the
second Tuesday of September, A. d. 1928:
On the Petition and Locations aforesaid. Or
dered, That the petitioners notify all persons
and Corporations interested in the construction
OF the embankment and flume, and of the feeder
and dam for the use of said Canal, in said loca-
tons mentioned and described, to appear before
said County Commissioners, at meeting there
OF, TO DO holden, by adjournment, at Worcester,
aforesaid on the ffth Tuesday Of December merit,
by causing an attested copy Of said petition and
locations, and ofthis order thereon, TO be publish
cd in each the newspapers printed in said Wor-
cester, (at the expense Of said Company three
the last publication 10 be four
teen days, at least, before the meeting of said
Commissioners, that all persons and Corpora.
fions interested therein, may then and there be
heard, IL they see cause, upon any matters OF
things relative to the petition and locations
Aforesaid.
Attest. ABIJAH BTGELOW, Clerk
A copy Of the Petition and Locations, and Of
the Order of the Commissioners thereon.
~ Attest. ABIJAR BIGELOW, Clerk,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
THE GRAVEL!
Vegetable L,'hontripic, and Specific
SoiUet Po,Udsrs.

RY the discovery of this Medicine. 4
MW cure IS obtained for some of the nost dis.
tress'ng diseases that ever afflicted human beings.
% those who are suffering IRON soreness Of he
kidnies, chrunic inflammation, OF, the uri,,arv nr~
sans difficulty OF ieturition bloody water stran.
quarry, aud every species Of gra, eli or stone IN The
n,a"ner, .h's offered as Az effec,ua cure: il has,
hike wise been most singuarly effirac;nu, IN co.ss
Of drolsy its action is on the principle TIA, The
immaculate cause ct dropsy is y ,seased state Of
me exhsIants and urinary system. So distressing
are NE complaints for which this med cine is IN.
tended, and so dreadful and doubtful III applica.
ton OF the knfr, that this Liihon,riltic has been
ordered from the East and West Indies and
scr,ss the Atlantic No instance is known of Tia
failing TO give relief number of car,i6ca,es
are inserted IN the wrapper around esch bottle
OF For sale, wholesale NJ d retail. by J R,bin.
son, Worce'ter-.J u. Hall; .Ir. and II. r. Lov.
lsos,on--.1nos .4bbot, Sndover-- C.. n Hh,iiu0.
Sterling Charles Pdrkman, Westboro'-Ehsio
Edwards, SpringAeld--and in aII the principal
towns and cities throughout the U. .. sotJan2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA.
James's .Aati- Duspeptic Pills.

- Mis- article, after having horne the test
n ot scrutihizng public Tor more than nine
years, has proved. btyO'd doubt. to BE- most
valuable remedy tor Dyspepsia IL has obtained
ana supported reputation seldom acquired i,y
any medicine, and is used b, .lyspepiics and ma,,y
others with very great aud almost universal sal.
isfacton. |, IS mild and harmless in lis effect.
Al" may DC used tor any length OF time with en-.
tire confidence
GJ For sale by J. ROBINSON, Worcester
August IS ,owtNs4
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

ENTILL be sold at Public Auction, on Thurs
Wv day, the Sizth day of .NoremGer merit, at
ten O'Clock, A. NJ, the REAL ESTATE of the
Worcester and Brookfeld Iron Foundry, situat-
ed on Thomas-street, in Worcester, with the
Buildings thereon, consisting of the Furnace,
Blacksmith Shop, Coal House, &c Said Es-
tate has a front on Thomas-street of about 1870
feet, and extends back about $50 feet The
sale will be positive. Terms ofpayment, 6, IL,
and Is months, IN equal parts
u Sale on the premises
By order of the Directors
s. B. RICE, Clerk.
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THOMPSON KIMBERLY,

HAS Just received from London the Fall
IN an WinteT Fashions.
II For sale. By the abore, BRoADcLorHs,
cAssIMEREs, VEsTIsos, HpK'Fs, SHIRT Coz
LARS, SUBSCRIBERS, and TRImmINes. Also,
Rsady-Made CtOthing-all of which he offers
for sale cbeaPfor cash or approved credit.
u Work done in the best manner, from the
medium to the extreme of fashion.
T. K. returns his sincere thanks TO the pub
lie for the favors he has received in wears past
and hopes to merit continuance.
n b. Wanted, at the above mentioned busi-
ness, BOY from "a to l6 years of age.
Worcester, Sept g. 9w36
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a IN Shrewsbury, two miles south
'SssGS 81 east of the Old, and one mile east
lsHstTJ of the New Meeting House, contain
A~~asssas ing rs acres of Pasturage, Now
Land, and Tillage; two thrifty Wood Lots an
Orchard, producing large quantity of ercel-
lent Fruit; watered with neyer-failing streams
and springs; large House, newly finished,
convenient for one or two families; Barn, CT
der Mill, Creamery, and other Buildings Its
situation is pleasant, and the scenery beautiful
For further information, inquire of the sub
scriber on the premises.
JONAS HASTINGS.
October g. tf41