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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
wind. the Gre communicated to the building.

wind, the Ere communicated to the buildings
OF Mr.. Jugnot, fiom hence across tae street
to MIR Aliens, and al,o down the same side OF
he way, and lselled Every hing on the square,
including Mr.. Goodman's tavern. On the OPP
posite sid Of the street, there is not building
saved. From Mr.. Winn's ,avern, all is N.
tireiy consumed The Mark House was On
ne several lines, buI by great exrsiions was
saved. DIR. B!anding's .apnthecary shop, and
Riehards barber shop, are lie only buildings
now s'and,ag in the two squares. Such a
scene you may never have witnessed Many
persons los, their goods after they had pu, the
10 the street. Mr.. Shannon is great sufferer."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
From n. Cip!esion Courisr. Nop. u.

From Me Ctw!esion Courier, Noe II
We have been fsVnrrd with the following
Extracts of letters of TUESDAY las, giving the
PARTICULARS Of very destructive 6re which oc-
cured In Camden Oh Monday night:
We had grca, 6re here ,asr night, which
'esan abou' III O'Clock, aud has burnt sbou
S'snty valuable buildings in the lower TT Of
"e town There was g'ea, dss,ruo ian of
pOperty, the wind being very aigh. think
hs loss will be one hundred ;housand dollars
y was supposed 20 be the work OF an inoen-
slny."
IL is now 8 O'Clock. A. Nj. and about an
sOar since returned home, after beiag absent
i've hours in the lower psrt OF the iowa, TO W.T.
r'As he 6esolaiion OF good pait Of 1t nov
Na 10 ashes. The ERE orisina'ed IN the Live
o'aoie OF James Smith, watch ~as onocca-
psa; the wind being high, the Ere spread WITH
wat rapidly, The small brick store OF DR.
'm' slanding, was sasned; and owing 10 the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
a Teacher wanted.

T WISH TO employ, for Me ensuing year, as Teacher
i in private family, gentleman Of good moral cha.
racter, well qualified to teach the Greek. Latin, and
English Languages
Letters addressed to the subscriber (pos psd) near
weaversviIe. Fauquier county, Virginia. viii be At
tended to- JAMES FRENCH.
oct 5-1sw2no
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
Robert Barry
Seine TWine.
Thomas Hagarty


DESPECTFUIiY informs the inhabitants of Alex.
IL an,ria and It's vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY for the education Of young Gentlemen, on the
9Th instant, at his dwelling house on Duke till
more suitable situation can be procured. The scho.
lasic course viii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages, Logic, Metaphysics. Rheto.
RIGS. Elocution and Compositions Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with the use Of the
maps and globes Mathematics, Arithmetic. Writing &c
The ADVERTISED from his long experience in teaching,
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni.
verstes and professions both in Europe and this Dis
trict. trusts he will give general satisfaction. lie
pledges himself that his utmost exerons will be used
in facilitating the literary improvement Of the pupils
who may be committed TO his care.
Information concerning r. u $ capability, acquire.
mehts discipline, Teacher, may be learned by
applying 10 Maj. Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM. s. Nicoils Esq. Col. Fow.
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle, Of
the Navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal of the
Central Academy, Washington City; and Dan'l Bryan,
Esq. Alexandra. Terms can be ssceraned by inqur-
lug of I. II at his residence ON Duke street
dec 2-d6ltTlawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

HE Boston @ gee ,evs, hd' - Solicitor
nenera' has IN cred Noiie Prossq,i 10 III sui
Of ien. LYMAN for hbrl on viz. WrssrsR.
i6nS no dnsbt done VITO the consent, ii not
" The susgr sion, Of the latter gen man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
HO Nent,
Money Wanted.

4 NY person having three hundred and fifty four
N hundred dollars by them, and wishing to deposite
the at interest, the payment to be secured by
deed of trust upon house and lot situated in the
of Alexandra, and valued by the at twelve
hundred dollars, by immediate application, hear Of
terms 10 their advantage. For information inquire at
this Office. dec 4--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
Public Sale of Land

RY virtue of deed uftrrs' from Robert Y. Thomp-
- to the subsc riber. dat. d the - da, O. -,
and recorded IN the Court ut Fairfax COUNTY, for b,ue
tit # John Nuncure, John shton, and William
Moss, will be exposed AZ pubic sale for re ID, nprv,
at FarflN Court House, Monday, Tie lla dny NJ DE-
centber nsri ttilat being our d,yl
A certain Tract of ] and
lying in the colnt, of Fairfax, ,upr,d contain SEQ
acres. it being part of the BEL NO VPTR3rT rho
title to The same is believed 10 be good
THO MOSS, Trustee,
oct 22-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
Priuting Materials for Sale.

FVINtfNS sNbtcff"Ao WI O"to'
VUNiE subscriber wishes to dispose Of quantity OF
Il Printing Materials, perfectly new, consisting #
The following lonts: BREWER. Long Primer, Ensh;h
G Primer, d English, Canon. lines Plea. 8 lines do.
Antique, and several small founts OF Ornamental Let
ter, with all necessary articles for publishing News
nsner and lob Office Also good secondhand SUI
per ROYAL isamage Press. The above articles were
purchased for the purpose of printing paper in this
town, which was rquently abandoned. Those
IN want Of an establishment Of the above description.
should make early application, as they will be sold
great bargain. CIV. 'oLbi
nov 20 eoot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
New Lock Estub, sl,men,,

New lock Estnbt sI,Ment,
Opposife NJ John W. Mtsste's HardparS
Store, King Street.
UIILLIAM JACKSOr, Lock, White, and Gun.
w Smith, from Birmingham England. begs leave
most respectfully inform the inhabitants If Aexanr
dra and lis vicinity that he has taken the above pre-
misses where he intends manufacture locks and keys
ofevcry description; and having served regular ap.
premiership the above business he hopes, b, strict
attention and moderate charges to merit share Of
their support.
NIB. Old locks cleaned, repaired, and fitted with
keys. great variety of second hand locks constantly
on sale. Guns and pistols carefully repaired Prnters'
COMPOSING sticks Hadet watchmskers' vices re.cut.-
The utmost value given for old locks, keys, Old IRON,
kcxa nov 2O-eolO,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04

We are informed tha, the .p2o,n nen's nf
'he following gentlemen have been corhrm'G,
IS ionsui Of toe King Of Portugal, IN the
United = a'ss:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-04
Richard u. Carne,

T bs store on Fairfax street, three doors north OF
n King street. has jus, finished opening his FILL
SUPPLYof
Hardware and Cutlery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
FOREIGN.
From the W. Y. Com. .Hdpeytiser, .apyn !
TWO DAYS LATER FROM LONDON

From the W. Y. Com. .Hdperfiser, .fprH H.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM LONDON
!. The ship Grecian, Captain Masters, arrived at
this port during the last night, from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the STU of March. By this
arrival, the editors Of the Commercial have the
London papers Of the I'd and of the evening of the
Sd Of March.
There was no abatement Of the Anti Catholic
excitement. In the House Of Lords, on the I'd, the
Duke OF Newcastle gave notice that no should
move call OF the House, on the day that might
be fixed for bringing into that House the bill for
he removal OF Catholic disabilities, which he
said he should designate as "a bill for expressing
and injuring the King. and for Introducing popery
and arbitrary power" The debate was very warm,
the Dukes Of Wellington and Sussex, and Bishop
oil Bath aud Wells, took active part. The
Archbishop of York, on the presentation Of re-
ttion. said his opinions with respect TO the Catho-
lie question had undergone TO change. lie knew
nothing about the bill TO be introduced; but il IL
made adequate securities for the established
church, he would support II. lie should, how.
ever, feel it his duty TO oppose tho bill IL that were
not the case. The Duke of Gloucester said. IL
was unfortunately necessary to adopt some meas
ure for the entire emancipation Of the Catholics
for no half measure would do. He was convinced
That the Ministers would not propose any measure
Inconsistent with the security Of the church estab
lisbment. The Duke Of Wellington replied; s. the
explanations which he gave are thus editoriay
stated by the London COURIER
avery few hours will elapse before the great
measure VIII be introduced into Parliament. Mir.
ieeb ~ We stated wceb ago, Is to bring It for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
NEWMARKET RACES.
SPRING .MEEIT.VG, 1929.


NNHE SPRING RACES tn,s cuurJe will commenc e.
~ as sni on ths frat Tuesday May neat continue
4 days
FIRST DAYS RACE.
Produce Sveepakes Tor three yre.s old & flie,
on. mile out, 100 dolls entrance; half forfeit seven sub
scrib.rs vix--
James Harrison enters produce Of old A ~.
Jam.. u u n, produce OF Black Gao,t, By Archie.
Benja Ii. CouplaEd, produce Of Kuowsl.y mare by Viz.
ginan
VIM Johu'on pro % of coquette, by Archie.
Th o Field pIoiu of Lady Bot, by Archie.
Bartholemew r. Todd produce Of Roz,ta by Vifs man
Henry mscn, produce OF AiSs'r Bsue' BY chic
SECOND DAYS RACE
PToprietos Purse, 900 lis, ue heat, entrance IS
dollars.
THIRD DAYS RACE
Jockey Club Purse, $780, mile heats. money UP, eura-
nee 20 dollars.
FOURTH DAYS RACE
Posi Swee psates mile heats, year, old colt, and
es 100 dollars entrance, play pay, subcbers
eloesd, VIZ
Wm.r; Essle,on, WA. Wynn,
James NJ 6elden, Jas. S. Garr.on,
Jas. J. Harrison, Charles Graye..
VIM nj. West,
The Proprietor will be prepared TO accommodate gentleman
OF me Iuf and visitor: durnE the
the NevmHket House. PeIsebs wishing rent Booth,
WI please apply al the Office Of d. II. r. Branch Pc.
tershurS THOS. BRANCH, Proprietor.
April 81 Zig N,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
PERLIC SALE


\EVfILL be sold by public auction to the highest
w bidder, at the late residence of William
u. Allen, dec. near Rockets on Friday the first
day of May next, all the pershable estate OF the
said ITfn. +. .dEen, def consisting of four cows
the usual variety of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, amongst which beds, bedsteads, bed
clothes, chairs, tables, bureaus, china and glass
ware; also, silver watch, gun, and MANY other
articles too tedious TO enumerate. The above ar
ticles will be sold by the undersigned as admins
traitor, and the terms Of sale, will be- cash for all
purchases under SIS, and a credit of IL months
on all purchases, above that sum, bonds, or notes
and good security will be required on all credi,
sales.
At the same time and place, by order of the WI
dow. aud heirs of the said VIM. F. Allen, dec
and Tor the purpose OF cfecting a division, will be
sold, TO the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve
months, bond and good security being required
likely negro ,cOH,Gu, and her children boil,
males, one about two years old, the other about
months old
And at the same time and place by virtue Of an
agreement between the widow and heirs of the
said William +. 9iien, dec. of record in the
Clerks Office of the county court OF HenTfco,
will be sold TO the highest bidder by, and under
the directions Of the undersigned and Of Herbert
A. Claiborne and James NJ Wickam, Esqrs.
The dwelling house and appurienanccs, with
about one acre Of land attached thereto late the
residence ofthe said WIN. +. Allen, dec very
pleasantly situated on a beautiful eminence near
Rockets, and commanding fine view Of the Ci,v
of Richmond for this property one-fourih
of the purchase money cash, and credit OF IL
months for the other three -fourhs, the purchaser
TO give good personal security and trust deed on
the property TO secure the credit payments.
n J. Sale TO commence AZ l0ocloek.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Adm'r. Of VIM. r. Allen, dec
hprii2 IlS-ti=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
VIRGINIA ELECTroTs
EoR cnnnnrss

FOR CONGRESS.
RnsS''t-Gen. Alexander SiDyth 3gs-To op-
position.
.HontSomsrY-R obt Craig 7J2. Fleming u
Muller III; Craig's majority 625, deduct MIller's
majority in Rockbtidge 10. leaves craig 475 r
head. Botetourt, Allegheny ard Giles yet TO be
heard from. Botetourt gave Miller on trst day
go, Craig l6f (PoDB KEEP, oren)-thus reducing
C's prior n,siotity TO abou, 66It u probable Tia
they would enter the two other counties neck. auc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

The gallant Commodore Hull who capture the
nrst British Frgate during the late war; and there
by laid the keel Of the first American line OF bat
tie snip, has proceeded to Washington to take com
niand OF the Naval station at that place. vacated
by the death Of the late venerable Co,nmodere
Tiugey.
Such selections DO creditso the jujgme u, and
discrimination Of the Navy department fIo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
TO Teachers.

TO Teachers.
A GENTLEMAN IN healthy psrt Of the country, uishs,
N 10 employ young private Tutor h family Tor
ID. balance Of the yes Testimonials Of good moTs ohsrsc
ter srd Competency vii be required
az For further InfOfmsiioo, address
Y. V. by letter lpost paid J
sccttsylis, AibeH,Fle, Bpril 81. ia g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21


BALTIMoRE, April 16. The Baitimore Re
publican has been purchased, and will, henceforth
be printed and published by Henry S. Sanderson,
OF this city, who is authorized TO receive all debts
due 10 the Office and to whom all demands against
il will he presented.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE REPUBLICAN.
You will perceive, by the above advertisement i,
that am no longer the owner or the editor of the
baltimore Republican, and that II has passed into
the hands OF Henry S. Sanderson, Esq. a gentle
man known to all Of you who reside in the city-a
uniform Jdcksonidn, for whom presume TO be-
speak your good will and continuance of the pat
ronage which you have so kindly extended to me.
The great contest which called the Republican
into existence, having closed in the triumph ofthe
principles which 1t uniformly maintained, as there
will be no necessity for it, the paper will no, here
alter be exclusively political, but will, rather be
devoted 10 Commercial and general information.
Whenever, however, those principles shall be az.
sailed, the Republican, heretofore, will be found
firm ~ their support.
In taking leave OF you, my friends, permit me
TO tender you my thanks for the many favors !
have received at your hands, and 10 assure you Of
the gratitude with which they will ever he re.
rnembcred ID. S. CARR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

,,i IN Lonn, county, OF Tuesday the 3st u The
I'D year OF ms age Mr. adam Fleming youngest
son OF George Fleming, esq Of county Pe,h,r. -,
nothing more manifest the necessity of divine revs.,a
ihsn IN the difficulty which find apart nom b,,
to preserve udimPaired confidence IN ~,
supreme Beng by declaring fuurs retribufion 49,.
teaching US that This life proAtionarys school in ~;
wholesome d.epi'ne administered- so7s, many mo-,
sniBmss When we see the vruovs bleedius TyonD 800,
wounds; but the vicious eIu.ting prosperity that oufv
eonciies such dispenations with the Of
when we see his own devoted children Oppressed On
eaWe;, ssides' oertavenen wh.rs kpf IN tb.
oaered Eriptures learn, that "vheD the Lord yous,E
sha;teneth aud seourgah every whom he ree,iv.,
and consolation. "' " hsh-
IN me death just announced, the surviving friend. hi
axe refuge from sorrow Ia such reflection, a, The fo,.
Aiiho this the nm deep wound which in The eom,, ~
rev months The God oil Love has inflicted tHeir
IN ~. bensvolsnoe should not be impaired He wound ~
mercy ihs 1ef. plant often contains the Medicine 81
fe, and the bIsefe, cloud by eEb fair nature
70 gloom brings often With 1t the refreshing shove,
them thank God for the anisble and v,on,
things we'll. ' w" o"e'" az
-, Gu Friday the 17h inst. pfr Harm Tsp,s;r. .;
90 year OF his ase-The integrity Of heart ana tros
o. his dsro'U'on ~ 10, pas, ION the I.membrsars
Of his numerous friends. sues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

Dsbney >. Carr, Esqr., 20 be Naval officer for
the Port OF Baltimore.
Every new appointment Of Tdcksonidn seems
to eectrly tie poor hsf.crazed Editors Of the Ma.
tionoi htsdtgeHeer. We perceive 10 their paper
OF yesterday, that they arc not little CALLED at
the appointment Of oar Iellow-citzcp. nv. Carr,
TO the Naval Office Of this port. We presume
that ne, 10 use ,be Scotch phrase, will no, slash
has thumb" about them, and the President will
scarce be caused any uncssnes, by their remarks,
assured, as he is. that he could not have made a
more popular appointment tBah REP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

Hugh Nelson, esq. Ai5.
Hon. WA. O. niyes, q"
bsy- Fred. w. Hatch, q
Rev. Francis Bowman, Z"
Dr. Frank Carr, 4"
T. j. Randolph, esq. I"
ALEX. Garrett, esq. f"
Jesse b. Harmony esq. Lynch.
Rev. VIM. s. Reid.
Jn,. O. Cabell, esq. Nelson.
Rev. j. Armntead, Buck'm.
Rev. j. II. Rice, ID. d. r. Ed.
II. K. Watkins, esq. &"
Gen. Ell. c. CarriDytou, Hal.
DIR. Jones, Nottorpay.
Gen. WIN. Broadnax, Din.
ie~v. Deals. II tls~., rts.-..
yohn r may, esq.
w IN. nj. Atkinson, esq. "
WIN. III. mFarland, esq"
April 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

.Fe,D Ioik Flour and Gran 5laykct.-Tbe
New fork Price Current OF W ednes ,iay mornins.
s'aes' that there has been further reduction in
flour aud grain. Sales have been made - D., ~
nond City Mills Flour at So so, and OF Richmond
county, Petersburg and Fredericksburg at &C sT
l-2. Rye Flour, SO G2 I-2. 1000 bushels M Viz;
nia w neat were sold at 81 "a. North River Corn
at 20 cts. Northern Yellow SO Sc cts mi o.,
at So cts. 80 "D'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

9N ChsneeTy-ln Anslia county, February rouft 1929,
Eatbsuis HsnsoB executor Of Edmund Hsrri.cn, der
PIT.
pssinpt
Gsofss Robsfop ard Jchn r. RobeFtson, naiyidu.y an,
nsex'or ~ fhs Tate james hn6tft'oD, dnr dec. Den.
The defendant Hcher'frn not having entrrsd b
pssfsnes and given 'scuJ according The Of A.,.
bly, sndthe ru's Of tbs court sud appearing the ,n,
etion ~ the e"sfi th,i hr not Of I'M.
tnou~eah IS ordered ,sd Defendant sppssr here
or the fih Thuday IN June nest and the bin Of h
risir9 sud that copy nf oder he forth ~.
s2ms newgpspss pubiished N The City u Richmond q,
io-n OF Petersburg for Two months and pss
.; the front door ofhe courthouse tb eo,p,v On t.
aeos'sFs eout dsJf Copy T.ste.
49, J. L. LEIGH, G.
NP'" ~. ff3-wgrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

RI. Rev. r @. Moore, Rieh'd.
JudBe WIN. Csbrli, F"
ChApm'n johnson, eco. Z"
Rev. WIN. j. Armstrong"
Rev. Stephen Taylor,
Rev. Kerr,
james M. Garnelt,esq. ESSEX.
Judge f. Brooke, pred'6urr.
Rev. Sam'l d. WiI,on, /"
Rev. Ed. C. MCGUIRE, i"
Hon. U. F. Mercer ,Lendoun.
Rev. VIM. Meade, Frederick.
Judge A. Taylor, Sfaunton.
Charles Stuart, esq. augusta.
Gen. ]. breckenridge, Bofst.
Gen. +. Preston, -ibingdon.
usu. RI, CocEe. rifspanna.
Joun rimberl.te, IT. esq. Z"
Rev. 8: X. Koliock, Norfolk.
WIN. Maxwell, esq. /"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
N Chancefy-I, Amelia County, February court. 1900.
Il Armistesd Svsy, ''~ ~ ~,

against fH'
Wor,hsm scsv and raessl T. Tpvu., insizidns,Jy. ana
Cor missioner appointed by the county eou,, - n
mike gale OF The estats OF James Stay decd " '''s'o
The Dett Worsham Sesy, not having entered M. -
and given security according the Act Of
rules OF tins oorrt sni appearing by ssfscforv ,y;Jsv
thit he y not ~ ,nhshitart Of this IL n
day in june nsI and the bill Of the psnt;g and nae
copy 81 ib'' order be forthwith inserted in som, new,
teT:bus fer two mouths sucesvtly, soi smother copy pe
s'he 'ro door VI the courthouse q this county on two
to'ive court Jays. Copy. Tsas,
J. I. LEIGH, C,
RFJu IL I13-vsvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
4" Nelo Members.
COMMG.H1CATEn

,y,.,,. -, SO.Hs" q WICK
William Stands, is. win be voted for a : one al
the Delegates, to represent the Senatorial Dis
anpton, Surry, Isle of Wight, Grecnsyiilc and
Prince George, in the Convention TO meet 10 Oc-
tober next, to take into consideration the pror,i
y Oh altering and amending the Constitution fo,,s
state. Sundry r0ters IN The Uisti.ict
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
TIE GYMNAsTfC sCHooL.

The last Soeech.--Mr. Clay reached home on
the 9th. Procession met him at Byrants sta
ton and escorted him into Lexington.-On the
way, he was addressed by pupil of Mr.. Hicks
sehool--to which Mr.. G. amounted on horseback
and riding UP 10 the fence made an appropriate
reply. In character to the last! The account
drops the curtain upon him, h0rangui,ig par
eel IF scIiooi-boYs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
CONVENTION.

RIGHr MIR. Carr was appointed the Naval
Officer of Baltnore-he ilnme diateiy with
drew from the B. Republican The moment Mr..
Kendall was appointed 4th Auditor, he ceased TO
edit the Frankfort Argus.-Mr. Norton, formerly
Editor of the Connecticut Tine., having some
time since Withdrawn from the Press, was APP
poated p. Master at Hartford The Coalition
ists. anxious 10 put the worst face upon it, have
represented him az being appointed p NJ. ,chiie he
was Editor. (-an insidious Misrepresentation y