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The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24

In reading Mir. Pitkin's Civil and Political History of the United States" our attention was struck with the following facts. In No vember, 1777, congress recommended to the several states t0klise by taxes S5,OOO, ,OOO.-- The sum was appOrtioned among the States having reference to the supposed number of inhabitants in each. In this apporfiOnment. New York is rated fourth lower than Penn
 syIvana and Massachusetts; below New ter sey. and only equal to New Hampshire; and is the lowest on the list, with the exception of Georgia. Delaware and Rhode Island.---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

TO make loud guggling noisc, which be-
ing heard by some OF the people OF the house,
they Immediately ran to his assistance. They
soon discovered, by the pantomimic gestures
Of Mr.. Duhtas. what had occurred, and II was
not long before IL" room was full OF members
of the Faculty, of all degrees:-apotheeari aries,
surgeons, and physicians. l, was consider,
able time before the patient could be prevailed
OF TO remove the apron and expose his throat;
but at length, when he did so, with much eau
ton-it was found TO be in D. perfectly whole
state; there not bcing even scar visible.
Though Mr.. Dundas had much reason 10 be
delight, d at having escaped unhurt, ne WAS a
l,lle mortified a, The laugh which this adven-
:ure occasioned, and his chagri" vas greatly
increased when he found he had 10 pay Tor the
attendance CT the medical geniemcn:-whlch
ha,ing done, and having shaved the other side
of his face himself, (fnr he would trust no more
barbers,) he escaped from Edinburgh, and DID
no, return for many years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

,.,,s .rl ,lmcs, unGuiiing tendency Is to en-
,icl, The mind. r, fine the taste, and Improve the
be,,, I, renders communities happy, aud ma
lions iyincible Haze Carthage loved letters
in nro,or,ion 10 her ambiiioa Tor wealth, Rome
had never been her historian; and she mish.
have We'd with her conquerors on the page OF
Immortality, If indeed she had ever been con,
ouered Look 4, SPAN, once as learned, anu
until Charles V. as free as any nation oil Eu-
rope; and what were the causes that cont'i'u'
ted to her degradation: Tsey were e'ideh'y
moral causes-implicit submission and PASSIVE
obedience to the Roman See, and civii despo'-
ism, led to relapse into her aacient iSno'>
ance and servlity. Science and peace and pie',
ty no longer adorn the plains OF Casti!e anu
Arragon,. and the clossic glory OF Sierra More
ma, Of the Pyrenees and the Asiurias has long
since departed.
What has become Of the renowned Unl'er>
sites Of Cufa aud Bassora? Oppression pan
ished knowledge, and they were buried III 'he
grave of years Bagdad aud Cordova we're
once the brigh,es. spots in Saracenic story 'he
fourishing seats Of Arabian Literature; but
their sun has set for ages in The cherries gloom
OF Mahomedan barbarity, and savage debase'
ment.
Where now are the fundamental resources oil
individual comfort and social grandesr-lhe
plenitude and the polish OF means and morals,
enclosed within the walls Of ancient Byzan'i-
um, as they rose TO heaven; and bid defiance 10
the world upon the Thracian coast OF Propon-
ts-,he first city on earth dedicated and APP
proprated 10 the service and !urthcrance OF the
Christian Religion? Alas! they have al! found
grave in the living sePulchre Of modern Con-
stantinople! Let the memory for moment
ske,ch the dcsolare map OF Greece: Where now
are the walks Of Genius and the retreats Of the
MUSES., upon the banks Of the Illisus, and the
Areora Of Athens: Where is the grove OF Pla-
to, the Lyceum Of Aristotle, and the Porch oil
Zeno? We have 10 repeat, Alas. Greece is no
longer the Theatre OF Learning, and Athens Is
only endearcd TO US as The Alma mater, OF the
Literary world!
The influence Of Education upon political so.
cie,y has been forciby exemplified in all ages;
inform the mind Of the multitude, and they Will
have disccrumen, to discover their real and bes'
interests; AID their own welfare and patriotic
feelings will prompt them to seek tue good OF
their country. But when they are ignorant and
liable 10 be misled by every political ignis-fa
luu,, they always, invariably, become the dupe
of misguided zeal, and the property OF unprn-
cipled demagogucs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

In addition &c the reasons already g;ysn z,
shew that The letter alleged 10 haze been wit.
ten ~ MNASsocklon is a mere fab'jco'ioo, We
have authority Tor saying HAT ali tia, pn; ok
which details an interview between MR. Sg.vE.
TON and MIR. HopK.NsoS, at BIsnhaa'i, H.
Trenton al which certain lester vas saeua,
has NJ, the lea: shadow of foundation in truth
No such interview eve" took pa,e-no s4Ch
letter was shewn 10 Mr.. Stockton in the PIE.
sence Of Mr.. Hopkin,on; or, TO his knoweds:
at any olhrr time or place.
N,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
AieXandria and Washington
COachee.

's'i.~ 's''aII1OeI returns ms Ollhn
&aR-ryAto his friends and the pubic ia
iEl96HEah,hc liberal patronage bestowed
.-~---1.sssxsson his morning stage, Which
usual leaves the Franklin Housc every morning Li
past eight, and Washington at uinc o'clock for A.
exandria His evening stage in future will leave
the Franklin House, every evening for WaslinS0r
at o'clock; leave Washington after calling attlcj3
ferent public houses every evening at O'Clock ir
4eXandria; for seats in either stage please call ATM
l.ogan's, opposite the National Hotel WasIrfor,
and at the Franklin House, Acxandria:-Fae .
cents JOHN THOMPSON
april IS cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
J. & A. Douglass
HAVE just received per sloop Johnson iron F'
Ii ladelpha,
Boohs, Paper Hanginss, Stationary
lfnSic &c


New books, Duna'Ian, Memoir, of Urquha't req
interesting work, The American Chesterfield Pa,
sures Of Friendship, Bigl,nds Animals Eoch.ni,'
Plants, also SCOTS Family Bible in vols, Fsm'I Dr.
bIes ITO size, variety Of Pocket Bibles. CoAnS'
Prayer with the additional Hymns, and School Deor
in general use. a handsome assortment Of p'''
hangings and borders TOR rooms, window cgTtA''
banboxes, &c; super royal, royal deny, ioIo 20.
and iooscap writing paper; cold an! hot pF''!
Alto post Go, super royal and me IIum printing i'i.'
hardware 10; bonnet boards. Office and noIe "a'i
sealing wax; ink pow der; ink in jag, an "a'''
large assortment of quilts, some At low prce '.'
BIZ for schools; Rodgers pen.knivcs, ladies an' 80
sors, Silver thimbics; needles; malhen'silcai ',>'.
ments; razor homes; letter seals; gold paper 'na no
ders, fancy colored pap.ri rice paper; Ircl ~
pink sauoers; photographic prints: rsmber d ',''
tor Albums; scrap books and scrap tables, lr'.t
books for learners; Bristol boarG.i slAtes: "cA.
books; note wallets; card case and n.smorai'H
books shaving and tooth brushes; fine ed p.
combs Of various kinds, tuck, long. neck c'r %,
turn top, fine ivory, pocket dressing, SC '''-''
bonnets; wire, for do. &C. &c.
OIL HAND, -,
good assortment of Blank Books, &c. uh-'','
ers, Journals, Day, Letter, Invoice ard othef ,.
OF various sizes and bindings. together with
assortment of stationary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

a VERY PLEASANT SlGN.-Thr paptrsip Il,
SAFE Of New York, Mat we're in the inlrrr,, n
Mr.. Clinton; aud had preserved something HE
nruual course OF 'hc Presidential question
are generally taxing s;dys for he aImiri,,,,
ton. They begin by publishing an account +,
:he ria! and execution Of the seren nnh,ann
This shows, at once, the universally unr.y,
rablr impression which this cruel and barb.
Tous measure has produced. Thousand, h.,.
had their eyes opened by it, and THOUSAND,
more who are still kept in tic dark as 10 III,
real nature Of tbs transaction, viii yc ,wq
from The support Of a man who thus delights
in blood and carnage, and wan,ons VITA the live,
Of his fellow clizen,. bid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
BOOK BINDING

Executed in all its branches; Blank Books rue.
bound TO any pattern. Albums and ScFap'booh,"'
20 order at moderate prices
N. D. Cash given for RAGS by
J. e A. DGUG!A7-'
At their store on King.strcct, Alexandra.
april I6-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
N0l0 is the time to use .Si0mQcEn Blh"
n Grand RestOr0tirci To HeGlh.

Grand Restorative 10 Hcolh
nOCT. WEDDERBURN, informs his trIehSs ' u.
~ the pubic generally, he has now on han' so,,
Shop on Fairfax-street, large supply Of the ~ D,
unequalied article, by tie bottle, dozen, s.'g.
quart. All who DESTROYS of ENJOYING tna' | r1,.
mablc blessing, hcalth-ir climates Ike TINS S,,
foss and masmas, are so common at this, -ha :,
seasons of The year. will find it to their a!van'gs ~
use them two or three times a day, as great is
will be derived from them. In extreme cases
lily, they have seldom failed to have the desHs%
feet, as can be proved by number of ou' mos. ~
table citizens of both sexes. They have aso Nr
used in many places in Virginia. viz: RichmOao,
folk, Gospor, Hampton the Potomac Mp i.s
noe and James Rivers, and the lower eTc" COUNT,
Maryland They also have been spoken ns" l..
in Kentucky. Pensacola Tallahassee, Key "s T,,,,R
Orleans, Matanzss, (Cuba), Bermuda, 81. ..,. t,.,
ST. bartholomew and Martinique. Each Do'. ,5 d
label of directions, and sealed and stamped VII
seal, to prevent counterfeits. p..i
Price 50 cents per bottle, or S. per dozen j"
ers have frequently sold them at 81
April 25-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

these expressions. AS the General Ia.
two contradictory statements, is il 10, 10, s''a
bic that Mr.. Buc anan is right, and tho ' r"
raj wrong, and tina, the latter never us.G ''1 i!
The: OF the two declarations which \, las -.
en- an account Of? 60
This view OF the suhicc, receives co,s..
ton from the Generals contradiction, ~ l;
SELF on other occasions JUS, bel,re h..
elected Senator from Trnne,sce in I8s, "''
wrote lclttrto member of The l,e,;s,.. -
which was published, saving tha, he upJ,r,,...
II ras contemplated 10 elect kIm Senator Viz, y:
. constitution va, infrm, &c But whr, h. "a
signed, he said that he was elected ,,;G. ~,
any kno,rlsdge on his part.
Truly the Gcucr.! proves ;ha, h. wa, ,-.
wrong in speaking Of his infrmiies Of ~, , ~,
constitution, which untitled him for Yu,l;- =;
Mr.. Noah says-"in Woodbridge Tow, III,
y. ]. the whole of the Jackson ,ickc, f., , ,,"t
officers succeeded" This is Que Of NJ ",
chs ingenious modes Of deception. If io'
no, say that the phole Of the to,o,.si;D oGT.,.,
elected were Jackson a.eb: bu, that the G,k,
run by the Jackson men was elected. Tb;, y
true, re hclicvc-but, it happens hat This .b,r
son ticket, was composed (wi,h one cxcrDml
OF administration men, and WIS run in wi,h,".
opposition Fl ON any qulr,rr! Mr.. Noah ouc',
to he ashamed If such tricks, which wouu :,
grace even mDuntebank Ills pa,acr,nh
intended to produce the belief that tho Iou,
ship is for Jackson, aud such will b" is Ell.
generally. Feioqiaq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
Oranges and ATOMS

ca boxes Sicily oranges aud les ~ fire order
w landing from schr. Velocity sale by
april IS JOB LADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

GEN. JAcKsoN's FoRGETruLNEss.--In, the
Nashville Republican Of 1925, Just after the
Presidential erection, letter from the editor If
lha, paper then al Washington, was publish
cd, detailing an account ofthe conversation be.
tween Gen. Jackson aud Mr.. Buchanan. This
account, no doubt, was upon the authority Of
General Jackson, as replying 10 the member of
Congress who called OH him, ''th.t sooner than
enter INTO any compromise, HE WOULD SINK THE
NATION, and himself win H." This expression
ha'l"s bee" Criticised as not very patriotic, the
General remembers il differently, and says rhe
expression was that "before he wo.ld reach
the Presidential chair by such means Of bar
gain and corruption he would see the earth o.
pen and swallow 5oth Mr.. Clay and his friends
and himself with them" Mr.. Buchanan does
not rccollect thai. the General used either of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,:
The House was engaged nearly the whole
day IN the consideration Of private bills, j de-
tailed report OF which would be undressing
to our readers
The bill for the relief of Richard Taylor was
discussed in committee, reported, aud passed
The bill FOR the relief Of The representatives of
John p. Cox, which had been before Congress
session after session, was rejected. The Com
mitlee on the recent outrage Obtained leave to
SIT during the sessions 81 the House. Mr..
Chiffon "ti'red resolution to meet a, an earlier
hour, which the House refused to consider
lne several bills which went through Commit
tee on Thursday, were passed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
ADMINISTRATION TICKET.

James Madison, of Orange,
James Monroe, of Loudoun,
Col. Shepherd T. Wright, of Norfolk DO.
benjamin. Harrison, of Charles city,
Col Joseph Goodwin, ofDinwiddie,
DR.. Richard Field, of Brunswick,
Gen. Edward C. Darlington, Halifax,
Benjamin Hatcher, of Chesterfield,
Samuel Branch, of Buckingham,
Judge Fleming Saunders, OF Franklin,
David 5. Garland, of Amherst,
Chapman Johnson, Of Richmond city,
Judge Francis T. Brooke. spottsylvania
Charles Hill, Of King 8. Queen,
Capt. Robert Lively, of Elizabeth city,
Capt. Hancock Eustice, of Stafford,
Judge WIN. A. G. Dade, Prince VIM.
Alfred II. Powell, of Frederick,
Capt. Joseph Msugee, Of rockingham
Judge Archibald Stuart, of Augusta,
Ballard Smith, of Greenbrier,
Benjamin Estill, of Washington,
Judge Lewis Summers, of Kanawha,
Alpheus P. Wilson, of Monongaia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
the Ncw York CONNIE rciaf .sdr

S7QTerHSST.
The packet ship Napoleon, Cap
tain Smith, arrived at New York on
Tuesday from Liverpool, having left
that port on the evening of the 24lh of
November, 10 which time we have
advices, with London papers 10 the ed,
inclusive.
Toe Morning Herald speaks of a
serious misunderstanding between the
Duke OF Wellington and some other
noble individual whose name is not
mentioned, which may possibly lead TO
the retirement of his Grace a second
time. The editor of the Herald hopes
that such result may not occur.
A letter from Corfu, of October
23d. after noticing the battle of Naya
rlno, the first loose intelligence res.
pecting which had been received in
that island, the writer communicates
some information respecting the affairs
OF Greece, which he says NAV be ful
ly relied Oh. The army of General
Church is stated to amount to 13 600
men, OF which advanced parties were
IN the eDvirons of Patras, the fall of
which was confidently expected on &C
coun' OF the great scarcity of provi
slons which prevailed there A per-
feet lnacsIon reigned among the Turks
The Sultan, notwithstanding the great
repugnance he had shown to comply
with the demands of the three allied
powers. had made no preparation for
the levy Of troops in Albania, and the
Pacha OF Rumelia had made no levy
IN that province. The writer OF this
letter encloses the copy of letter
written by this commander to a friend
IN Corfu, in which he speaks in the
most confident manner of the little a
Iarm entertained by the Turksas to The
menaces of the three Allied Powers
IL would appear from this letter, that
the Turks were far from apprehcndipg
tue active commencement Of h0slilitiss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuabis Personal Propsrf,


NJ be soid on Tuesday, the 5,h Of fe.
w brusry next, at tue late residence Of u.
seph Serralfsr, decd. in Berkeley county, Va.
three ard a half miles south OF MartinsSurgs on
the road leading 10 fuckers Sulphus Spring,
all the personal estate ofte said dece ssed, con-
sis,ing in part Of the foIIo~ing, to wit: number
OF valuable work Horses, Colts. forty head Of
horn Cattle, fifty or sixty sheep, forty or hisy
Hogs. one broad tread Rosd Wagon. one mar
row tread de-, one plantation do, one Cart. one
wood work do, Wood & Hay Ladders, Ploughs
OF various descriptions, Ilarrows, two Wheas
Fans, one Wheat Screen, large number OF
Horse Gears; two sets Blsck.smilhs Tools; two
Copper Stills and necessary apparatus belong
ing ihereto;tw hundred and City acres Wheat
and Rye in the ground; eighty barrels Flour; .
large quantity of Rye and Corn by the bushel.
Also the Household and Kitchen Furnaue.--
We will also offer for hire. until Christmas
ext, three valuable FARM HANDS. and Ne.
gro Girl, who understands all kinds house work
Terms of sale: Nine months credit on eli suma
of FIVE dollars and upwards; bond and security
will be required. The sale will commence early
in the day, and continue from day to day until
all is sold.
At the sdas TINA and place,
We will offer for rent, to the highest bidder,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17

One in Jefferson county. formerly the propepfy
Of Smith Slaughter, deed. containing $50 acres
81 prima land, With first rate Improvements
thereon. The other three are in Berkeley
county, two OF which are near Buoklcstowa.
one containing l40 acres; the other 354 acres
good land; the third, the home place, well i'm
proved, containing about 500 scrss cleared land.
All the aforesaid land will be rented for money
rent Persons who wish TO rent either Of tho
above described Farms will apply before thu
ds, OF renting, when further particular will
be made known.
ELIZABETH sHOWALTER, Adm'qts
JACOB VIEWER, .admr.
January IL. 1928.
NOflCE.--Persons who borrowed Books,
IN &c. of Joseph showaI,sr. deceased, will
please send them home previous TO the day of
sale, and thereby save tie trouble Of sending
for them. r. SHOWALTER. Adm'rG,
Jan. IL. j. VIEWER, .Adm'v.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17

The african colony.--D Dispatches
have been lately received by The Board
OF Managers, from Liberia, TO the lat
tar part Of September. At That /. me.
health and prosperity prevailed in the
Colony.
The December No OF the African
Repository, just published. contains
variety OF highly interesting add en-.
conraging information, in relation TO
the affairs ofthe Colony. and the pros
poets of the Society. We shall take
The earliest opportunity to make some
extracts from il, for the Information OF
our readers, who take an interest in
this patriotic and benevolent scheme.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
From the Ktenucky Commentator.
Frankfort. Dec. "a. 1927
PATRIcK HENRY DARBY. ESQ.

Frankfort, Dec. "a, 1927.
PATRICK HENRY DARBY, ESQ.
Sir: With this note sou will receive
The Richmond Enquirer, containing a
letter, from Felx Grundy, to Genera
Jackson and the generals answer
This answer, l imagine, you will pc
ruse with some degree Of surprise; as
ii seems to be intended, and will be I'm
derstood, by the generals friends at
least, as full and complete denial of a
statement, which has been long circula
ted and generally credited; of his hay
ing threatened to use personal violence
upon Senator of the United States,
for his official conduct in the investiga.
ton of the history Of the Seminole war.
You will unquestionably recollect,
that in the casual conversation which
have passed between Us, touching the
character of Gen. Jackson, this subject
has been more than once alluded to -
have not misunderstood your remarks,
IN one or more of these conversations,
you have mentioned that Gen jackson
h'msetf, In giving an account of the oc-
currence at Washington, at the period
IN question, informed you personally,
tnat 1t 'cGs has Intention 10 hcue made an
attack upon The person of M. Eppes,
shsn Senator from Virginia with the
threatened purpose Of cutting his ears off,
Ihatl may be enabled to state what
the general has said upon this subject,
upon former occasions, in a more au,
thentic shape than the repetition OF
common conversations, ask the favor
OF you, to inform me, by letter, what
threats or avOwals you have heard Gen.
jackson make of the nature above des
cFibed.
;. 1t is admitted that the giving of pub
nc statements of such private conversa-
uons even when not confidential. NAV
oe cousIdereda matter ofsome delicacy !;
Du' am at the same lime aware. that
considerations of mere delicacy. will
weigh but little with you against the
Tigns OF the people, 10 be put 10 posses :
SION OF correct information of men and
things, at crisis like this.
am, sir, respectfully,
hour obedient servant,
j. G.. DANA.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
DIED

DIED,
On Monday morning last. Mrs. ELIZABETH
SWEARlNGEN, the amiabie consort Of MIR.
Van swearingeu, Of Jefferson county.
On Tuesday mcrning last, Captain ISAAC
VANMErRE, of this county, in the Cpd year
OF his sge.
In the death of Capt vanmetre. society has
sustained rsre bereavement: an smiable wife a
tender and ailectiunate husband; and his nume-
rous family Of children, an indulgent pArent.S-
He was snterprisirg, generous, familiar. To
his more immediate acquaintance, he was enc
deafed by much frankne 80 and affection; and in
the nearer relations of lite displayed traits Of
character that were highly concil,ating and ex.
emplary--and although his disease was very
severe. he bore il with 6rmness and patience.
and has laft to his surviving relations the sonso.
htofy reflection, that in bidding adieu 10 tho
cares of this world, he evinced the compo.
sure and resignation Of Christian. His re-
mains were Inferred in the family burying
ground, sttended BY large number Of his rs-
lstons and friends.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17
TRUST SALE by virtue Of Deed q
Trust executed BY John Coons. sun. and

TRUST SALE by virtue OF Q Deed u
i Trust. executed by John Coons, ssD. and
Elizabeth his wife, 90 the undersigned, dated
on the 18th day of August, in the year 1896
aud now OF record in the Office of the county
court of Berkeley, (for certain purposes in tho
said deed mentioned.) will be sold on The
premises, to the highest bidder. for cash, On
Friday the 9Th day Of February nsrs, between
the hours of ~ and O'Clock. p. u. eli thas
tract or parcel Of land. situate, lying and bsin9
in the county of Berkeley sferssaid. about i've
miles from neutrality-suspicious. The lands
Of the heirs of the late Adam s. DsDdridges
esq, Edward soushwood and oihsrs, and the
same on which the said John Coons, sen nov
resides, and which. was conveyed 90 him p
deed Of bargain and sale by William Burns.-A
Such tile only az 10 vested in the subscrlosfp
by the said deed of trust, will be made to ho
purchaser.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-17

N0TfCE.--rbe New-Yesr has commenced,
IN and we have not yet been paid; this would
all do very weliif we could ssrry on business
withou. return ofour money. but - this can.
not be done. we are al last obliged 70 have the
money tina. has been due to Us from onsto three
yssrs, and now once more respectfully rsquese
the payment thereof. Having waited already
Immediately.
BAKER TAPscOTT. & Co.
Shepherdsiown. Jan IT, 1921