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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

The last report from Washington is. that the
War Ofice is To he offered 10 Col. bra, ton ot
South Carolina and peace offering to
MIR. lDgham, a tender Of the mission TO Russia
was about 10 be made His threatened psmph-
as much dreaded, AMI every Effort viii he made
10 suppress IL; that certain court inlrgues may
never meet lhe light Vi day.
Baltimore Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
ROBERT POLLARD. Chairman

JAMES RAWLINGS, Stcfedfy'
Could mol our Commissioner have gone one
.t,p fuitn.r Recommended some plan for
ascertAintng about the Engioeer, &c. We
hon. the mreting oil our eIllzins tbs evening
Ut the Capitol will lake az The subject, and
nut II a least ia tram.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

Death Of Napoieon's Javowite yNfpheW.--
When the youthful detachment from thus place
were on the maf,h into Romagna, two young
men joined their ranks enl were nailed wi h
lulnul uDus cheers. Que Of them lies al this
moment IN the arms Of death. H. was y a
polaon's lavorlte nephew III c nquefor de-
lighted 10 have hIW about ms person but he
has been snatched from us in the bloom oil life,
and al an hour when a wide and glorious pros
peel opened upon his view. From his mental
AS well as corporeaI endoHment., he wa ust-
" looked up 10 as the hope oil his family his
amsbe manners, cheerful temper, aud col'isa'
ted taieuis, were the pIIae aud soacc OF his
fallen relatives. lie had led retired life nj
Florence ia which domestic eujoymrnts were
lntermng led with literary and scientific pur'
SUIT. His Translation oil TaCtas had es'ab
lioues his reputation as a scholar, when he was
toused FROM the bosom OF learned sectuSion
suHrred himself to be borne away by the
steam, and quicky sunk its victim. The
s'nrIne scenes Of toll and fatigue INTO which
he was now thrown, UNDERMINED his health
ne expired yesterday, after shot hlness
at Forli HIS bereaved parents, his wife
aud the venerable mother OF IA once imptrla
dynasty, are atlhis moment weeping over HI:
bel"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

The correspondent Of The Journal Of Com
mrtoe rudeI dale OF The 18th NAY, says;
" NJ. Iaeham viii publish another chapter
OF The T" book. and il he does not, ! viii.
1here shall not he suppress ed one psge. |
propose to wait until those whose duiy a Is 10
Come before the people have ~ opportunity to
aci and il they biancb, the people shall new
eTiIelrss have the whole
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
NV YonK Nav l6lh, 1877.

On the third DAYS race at Norfolk an acct
d.nt a. col rod, which Is TINS stated ii Tie NO
folk Herald ofihe 27th nat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
..o9nr, sryofrrioy IN coLoMBfA.

ANOTHER sEYoLrTioS ~ coLoAelA.
n, the .rhr T.. I Eihes'i. Gait. Day, we
ar, f-,na,sa aith d. ~ Js'asi papers 10
ne 1 h insi. Tom ~liith - d.'fse the i'i'oS'
ia lite -ud ,.np.r,snt a.t,lfss"nce from u.
iomns. I IL asfsfees ifoai Lh'tfagena arc -
the 2sih Api.
Bogota his been taken eossess'on Thy "fe
eral OaAaDo. ibe Wee President margoes.
ns, Is re in.islIetl pro TN.
Ihe B1cca ch,ca was taken possession Of by
lie iroons nader the Command oil 1ehHfai
f.s.ofte. On The 9th ulg AID Canhagena ON tie
g.,fn. and thus another revolution has been ae'
conoIishfd in Colombia The details Of this
event are nol given. IN our pspeafs.
T. was reported AT Cafihage1a thai General
hoHflLLA and Senior Martinez had sailed Tor
y. YslA. IN Y Uef. lido.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

IN the beginning oil the week, we contradic.
ted--upon the authority OF what was not
deemed sufficient niormHfion.- the report OF
Inc death OF Prince Napo con l. us Bonaparie,
50, of the ex-klns OF Holland. We are sor-
Z. to learn that the report has since been ia ~
confirmed In the Loodou Court Journal, OF thu
18Th nl'., we fad the subjoined account OF the
event: MAJ. G1s.
II Il To-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21

Among the extracts We made i,om the EuoI,,
papers, received by the Pacific, was one small
ing of misunderstanding between some ofisa.a
of the American ship kensnston-impronoee,'ss
designated o. United States corve,te-,rJ
iieutenant Of the British line Of battle shin Ca,.
donna. In the papers brought by me IIe|IsnaD
we find this extract relative to he some sL!n.
! PoarsMorru, SEPT. S.-'rhe .Amcrcan %,
yette Kensin zion, Csp'a. Ramsv. pa ,ed Lrou'%
iSpithead Yesterday with .chooaer II. ,,mo,n,
Sh. did MOI salute the Gas of The Comn,nlrr;5
Chief.
Now, the truth Of tie ma''cri.. he Ken.iO,
ton is not a NATIONAL vessel. bat shipbuiit nnS.
speculation and for sale abroad. and ,bcrstf'.'
not at all entitled to give or receive sa;ufcs ..
to any of the courtesies usually inerchanued h.
tween national ships of different countries
Much Of the misunderstanding possibly Aria.
from naval officers taking charge of such shin.
and expecting, under such circumstances i,
same reception in foreign posts as though ,tsy
were in vessels OF the GATED States.
~ J. american
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
Boots, shoes, AND Hats.

ND. HARN0N his jus! received further supp
of Boots, Shoes, aud Hats, snl will continue to rc,tn
additions through the Fail, which enables him ia o.
to purchasers very general assortment consisting
part OF
Mems coarse bootees and shoes, prggcd aud Qgt.
Mems fne boo,es, pegged, >ewcl. AMI Da''o!
Mems fine shoes. nailed anl 'evcd
Boys coarse and Gne b"o;ees pcegei animSci
Boys coarse and fine shoes. pegsed and scacl
Gentlemen,' fine boots. nail,d aud pegsed
Gent. mems calf ski, boots, sewed
Ladies' leather and morocco walking s.oc: a','.
qualities
ladies seal skin walking shoes and slippers, srul
qualities
Misses leather and seal skin s'iVPcf, and Sstis
shoes
Misses and chi'drc' ; leather ami morocco ANGLE ie
Mems black fur and wool hats.
Purchasers arc invited tn cali and examine his gOc
as he is disguised To s,li on accommodating tern.
oct 90 u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
Washington y Brent

Washington y Brent
E5AVE Just opened general supply of Staple and
HI Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consistins, in part, Of
Blue black and brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive cloth
Blue and green habit do
Blue, black aud fancy cold kcrseymeres
Peersi,sm cloth, fnshing
Rose, point ard dufHc blankets
White re;,, green and scarlet fanne's
Swarkin and Canton TO
Merino circassians an! bomhaze,ts
Competing, blue and grcc ha,zcs
Sd Rob Roy and Tartan rias carpet bindings
Blu. and brown goats hair cam5'et
Silk, xutsied and o,;oH hu>I,ry
Irish linens lawns aud sheeiIngs
4, i04 double and silk ,!amask diapers
Printed cloth table covers and haize
Camblic muslins, book and swiss do
Prih:s Of every description
White and coiored countrrpanes
Black Italian luts:r;rg and Gro de Swiss
Plorences salins and India LevSBne
Ihbets Grape and manderin silk sIiawls and
hsndkerchiefs
Black white and scarlet meriro sca,fs
Flag bandanna and Spt,sl6eld hdkfs
Black Italian crayats
Buraps, sackings and oznaburgs
" 18th large Stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting of sa,inets, bed ticking cotton oznaburgs.
brown and biesc ed shrtings ami sbeetings, plads.
check &C. &C.; all of which will be sold low, BY the
piece or retail. octI1-G
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StOO NEWI I'd

nANtWAY from the subscriber "n w., -
IL last. two Apprentices 20 The 'r""S
viz JAMES HEhhy, sr'd "o"n' =" ., ~
youth, with a remarkable back n.a'H ",' 100.
eyes; is ac,iy.: aid intelligent and y ,hs ~
The ether, JAMES M'CAAS, "G"| r, ~" s.
rather s,ou, made. very high check 'or' ,,s
rather a down look. They aie bo'l pc" lad
rieGccd in tlru business. Their t'"''"nsi ,ox
o,,s. cannpt he described; but are suppose s,,
Sod in roundsbouts. A reward OF '"n 1crI
will be given Tor their Apprehension ." ~. "A
50 that get them again. Al Pel'i,"'no.1a:sj
boring, emp %, INK. or credhIng ,i,a roRrLtI
peril Of tie law. ~. 'n"' .,r,,l, B,aS
oct 1916 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21

pooii. and IN point OF quantity is above all ave-
cage harvest. A fortnight OF good weather would
suffice To see the harvest concluded. In most
parts of the Highlands, where harvest is usually
three or four weeks later than in the lowland Sec
ton of the country it is this season as far advanc
ed as with u.s. In the neighboriag county OF Bapff,
the harvest seems in an equally advanced state.
Edinburgh COurant. !.
Since Wednesday we have had three days OF
weather far more valuable to the country than as
many pecks Of March dust, which is said to be
.sworth its weight in gold. The fields around
Edinburgh are now nearly cleared OF victuai.-
Scotsman.
LONDON, Sept S.-We understand that mo-
ney is very scarce in the city, and we are sorry
to hear that great deal of distress exists IN the
commercial world. II is reported that two or
three houses have stopped payment to-day
POLAND.
The reader is referred to the parting address
of the late commander in chief of the Polish ar
nv, and the proclamation Of his successor. In
alludine to the situation of Poland, the editor OF
the Times remarks:
1.-The accounts from Warsaw, by yesterdays
Hambur Oh mail ,sare full of deep and melancholy
interest. Two orders Of the day were brought to
US by the above conveyance. signed respectively
by;Generals Skrzynecki and Dembinski, the for
mer on resignlng, the latter on assuming. the com
mand of the patriot army of Poland. skrzynec'
kis address to the troops Is imbued IN every lihe
of i, with spirit of generous and selt-iorgett'ns
deyotion to his countrys service, at the same time
that it requires from the soldiers. in terms OF al
(ectionate soictude, that they will follow the ex
ample he himself processes, while fighting in their
ranks, to set them of implicit obedience to the
authority of the new commander, and OF uncon-
ouerable zeal and courage in the cause OF lloef-
~. There is an apparent ca'mness as wen as mo,
des,y in all the public documents that have been
been publishedwith Skrzyneckl's name, (which pos.
posses an udescribable charm. Butwe have heard
it limited, even by those Of his own countrymen,
who anfeignedly admired tina, distinguished eh,ei,
that the constitution of his mind wasnot htted
for occasions which demanded extraordinary and
doring enterprise"
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Columbian Insurance office

4ler1ndria, Otober 10. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders If this
Institution that election for eleven Directors,
to serve the ensuing year. will be held at this Office
between the hours of 10 A. u. and p n on Monday,
the 9TH day Of November next.
oct 18-te r. yEITCH Sec'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
CEMRERIANn H., {,

We are informed by good authority. that II.
Pigeons are so numerous in the Glad.s. that ,L.,
very often break down the tops, &c. OF pine nee.
The citizens of that neishborhood sometime, 3,
out in the night time with long poles, and i,
from 4 to 500.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
WARSAW, Aug. IS.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
..Heatl.uuarters Of Bolinl

Headquarters Of BolinOw.
oSolders!- Called by the choice OF the ma
ton and YOUR confidence, to exercise the com.
mand in, chief over you in the sacred cause of
our country, share at your head IN all the lori
Gus privations and dangers TO which you have been
exposed Far from all feeling Of self.iove, ne
yer sought the pnwer which was conhded to me;
accepted it, and hitherto exercised i,,and though
[ was sensible that il was accompanied win ma
nv and great difficulties, but | was resolved to
be the first to give the example OF that persever-
ance of which we have so much need In our pre-
seat situation.
"A deputation, named by the Dict. found it
advantageous for the good of the country to con-
tide the chief command Of the army to other
hands. While submit with resignation to this
interference, will address you Tor the last tlme
TO testify to you the entire esteem with which
am filled for your bravery, your dcvotedness, and
zeal. Your country judges by what you have hl-
therto done, of what it may expect IRON you IN
future The commander, whom the representa-
tiyes of the nation have placed over you, is afea-
DIV known to you by his bravery and his resolu-
ton, since by overcoming the greatest difficulties
he saved your comrades from that destruction
which, for a less resOlute man, would have been
inevitable. Let us Surround him with the contl-
,lence and affection mis- merits deserve. Implicit
confidence, obedience, the first virtue OF SOL
der Of every rank, will be powerful support on
our side to the new commander; and who had
the hocor to be at your head, may now be allow
ed to aspire to another, that OF fighting in your
ranks, and giving YOU an example OF the dlsc'p-
line which | have hitherto required from you,
and to which will with you willingly submit
Soldiers. let US always unite .masnanimity and
obedience with courage and zeal, and with Gods
help Poland will still rise from its ruin-Poland
forever.
"The Commander-in-C Chef Of the armed Ma
tiOual Force, SkRZf NECkI.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
"ORDER OF THE DAY.

"HEAp QUARTERS, BoLiNow, Aug. IL.
..Soidiers. Called by the will of the Diet
from your ranks to your head, take on me this
post full Of confidence and hope. The exercise
of the chief command is not difficult where all are
animated by one feeling--that OF sacrificing them
selves for the delyerance of the country. Yes,
it will certainly find il IN your courage, and IN
the perseverance which is able to conquer every
thing. Citizens aud Soldiers, | have served
among you during this national war; therefore
know the spirit that animates you, and VIII not
exhort YOU to obedience and order; SO much only
will say, that extraordinary efforts are required
only one thought shall direct our movements,
that OF renouncing every thing that men prize
most highly in order to secure our independence.
Whatever these movements may DC, The zeal
which inspires YOU in battle must notcool during
the preparations for il. Ifmy military life hither-
to, and bringing back TO their families some thou.
sand of your brethren whom you perhaps already
gave up as lost, can give me any title TO your con-
fidence, | claim it of you in the name OF God and
our country know that can only be strong
through your strength: know also the demands
of the nation and the army, and will not disap
point your expectat tons. You shall see me eve-
nv where partake in ourhardships and dangers;
but must also be allowed to hope, that when we
90 altogether to the combat, yon will depend. on
me as do on the country and On you. Its deli
yerance alone guides ysur steps as we'll as mine.
Let us keep away every thing that might weaken
the moral strength of the army, and free ourselves
and we shall leave to our posterity a tree coun--
try.
Commander IN Chief, I'D interim, of the arm
ed national force,
..HENRY DEMBINSKI.
With respect to the choice Of future Comuiand-
erin Chief, the votes are divided between four
persons. Pradzniski, Uminski, Mublenski, and
ZamossKi.
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Selling on.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
EOPEJG & DOMESTIC, N tr6y W.


A considerable par, OF tins stock mas 's'"
bought in New York, AID the Woo''en' -, 4
among which are more MoJ, one huaGIedP 'e".
md Aaiineis o,,lId
Wishing to wind up with view 10 refn' S,,,
sell the entire stock upon favorable 'ermi pv
,rices and Time, with possession of the sIoi',
proof Warehouse. and one OF the De'' ;" dss
A good opportunity is presented 10 aph b,
of embarking in the Dry Goods me N"'o o,b,, q
snd probably now Is, as Proii.aoie Is '"!
of trade in the place. 49, scorf,
JAMES ". 'o'
oct IS = Corner Of King and R0ls ~
u Persons indebted to The lac hI"n y Wis
Wright, audi. H. Maddox = 90. lso", -, M
been owing for an unreasonable uIhe'J
nestIy called upon for sei'semth NJ
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BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.

BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
The latest accounts from Brussels mention that
great exertons are making to restore discipline
and efficiency 70 the army.
A London paper Of the 9TH of September an
nounces the receipt Of Brussels papers of the pre-
ceeding day. The g Great Powe: S" appeared to
be assuming more decided tone with respect to
Belgium.
"a new protocol, it is said, has been agreed
upon. and would shortly be published, in which
the Belgians would be required to come TO terms
with Holland, and to cease forever all interior
ence with the internal government of the Grand
Duchv of Luxembourg. But this province has
already returned members to the approaching
Senate. The elections generally have proved
favorable to the Government. These papers con-
tain some distressing details of the injury done to
private property, by the system of lnundation
which the Dutch are charged with having unne
cessarly aud vindictively had recourse to, in the
neighborhood of CapitaIen-Dan. The loss sus
tanned by private and innocent individuals is said
to be immense.
PARIS, Sept. S.-The question of the Grand
Duchy of Luxembourg is again revived, as our
readers NAV have seen from the two documents
TAKEN iIOHi tuc JOo'h"'S, o"t WV '"''o"-
inc is most serious: 1t is announced that on the
30th of August, the Diet of the German COME
deration, at Frankfort, had sitting, and that
Baron Munich BeIIinhausen, President of the
Diet. and representative Of Austria, made mo-
ton proposing that the Diet should inquire whe-
Their It did not become its dignity to put an end
to the provisional situation of the Grand Duchy:
aud that it was decided, by majority Of to 8,
that there were grounds to occupy the Grand
Duchy by the troops of the German Confedera-
ton. Expresses are to be sent Immediately to
acquaint the Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin, with
this determination.
FRANCE.
Admiral de Rigny, Minister Of Marine, has
been appointed Deputy to the Electoral College
Of BouIogne.
The Moniteur Of the 4tb of September says,
that ssthe army of the North, which entered Bel
gium to defend her independence and neutrality,
which were guaranteed by the Great Powers,
returns to France. A division commanded by
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res at numbering their wives each of
these offences were oomMit,ed by IN
temperate men. As destructive al this
practice u To society az large, Is dis
tressing as il is TO all classes If the
community, yet il is Individually true
that none are made TO suffer more Sc
verely from IL tEan married women.-
Complaints Of sbuses from drunken
husbands, have increased TO such an
extent as Ia render il necessary that
the law should be brought 10 bear with
severity upon them. Ii is full time that
the partners Of these abandoned men
should be made 10 realize hat they
have IN the laws and ministers Of JUS.
tice friends who are both able and
willing TO protect them from the brutal
violence of their husbands.
The observations which have made,
have not been addressed tn you from
any desire 10 wound your feelings
Heaven forbid. But for the purpose Of
arousing you To reaiising sense Of
the enormity Of your offence. Of vindi-
eating the justice of the country, and
oil awakening the community TO the
knowledge Of the cause and extent a.
monS them which cry aloud for re.
dress.
Miserable man. To what cond.
ton have YOU reduced Yourself. With
earth and all its enjoyments your con-
nection must cease forever, and you
must go away with all your imperfec-
tons upon your head into the presence
of your maker. lfcan hardly be ne
cessary for me to admonish you Of
the Importance Of preparing yourself
to answer to Him for your conduct. -
Circumstanced as you are, with your
days emphatically few and numbered.
with this world and all its allurements
rcceding from your view, and the pros
pect OF another opening before you, it
IS not IN human nature to be insensi-
BILE to the Importance Of preparing to
meet your Creator. To him, there.
fore. let your most devout supplica
tons be raised for he will soon be
your all:-you will have none left but
him.
will now proceed to the discharge
Of thc last and most painful duty
OF the Court. Listen to your sentence.
The judgment Of the law is, and this
court doth direct, that you, James Ran
som, be taken to the BrideweIl Of the
city and county Of New York, from
whence you came, and from thence to
the place of execution. on Saturday,
the seventh day of January next en-
suing, and that you there be hanged
by the neck, until you are dead.
Aud may God have mercy on your
soul.
Ransom is q tall and rather good
looking man, with black hair. and keen
black eyes. He is quite pale; but
WAS restless, although he affected as
much indifference as possible. He had
u lemon, which he sucked at times.
aud once bit con,ulsively. His hand
trembled much, as he lifted a tumbIer
Of water to his lips. There was an
immense crowd Of people collected en-
the occasion.
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1mr rnMn OF cnrI.,lnr-s

Ha1aHa (F''mdef Cubal No %. 1870
Dear sir-My fret pilgrimage has
Deen m lie 10 the tomb "a Columbus.
! need not say II u the most splendid
! have ever seen, for have never seen
any thing which can be placed IN com.
parls1n with -. II stands within the
walls, and under ono Of the most splen-
did domes Of the Cathedral; It's form
. that Of a temple surrounded by psi.
lars, standing on a massive basement
or ped estal. ~ front OF which there ~
small portal between four miniature
columns, within which the box contain
ny his remains Is said 10 be deposited
aiihin the temple IS a statue about
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From the Portsmouth Journal.

Necp0per borrowers. Reader, IL
you have borrowed this paper, send II
right bsck-as you may feel chap after
you have read this paragraph.
1t the tailor sends aetC coat home
TO you. would you think your ne,ghbor
fair in his request for the first use of III!
IL the baker leaves YOU a hot iouf,
should yol like TO lend IL to your
neighJor, and have il returned cold
with the corners gnawcd OFF,
IL the pennypost leaves letter on
your counter, should YOU think " right
10 your neiglibor 10 seize It. before you
had time to read IT. 90 tally load Of
potatoes on ~. and thank YOU for the
use Of Il some hours af'er.if hc should
not be 81 unfortunate az TO lose IL?
If these things are not right-thcn
IL is not righf 10 borrOsr H6Jrsp0pcr on
the dag tchcn IL Is pNbLshed
We have received request from
one Of uGr subscribers TO discontinue
his paper for the present. for no other
reason than that he - piogHod by Der.
rOcSrs. We presume that they are
not such persons n. be can very well
deny the use Of the paper. SO - II
,cih you b0rr0Wcr. whoever YOU are (.
The person who lent yog thu, although
he apparently dad II withmgCh + .cs-Ire,
wished that YOU would take The paper
Yourself. and not take his HsJc coat. kof
loaf. and iefffr. before be has made sI,l
use Of them hlmsc'@.
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OF all the TX -Sovcreigns. % in nun.
ber.) Hessier, the dethrOned Dey Ut
Alsiers, would seem fo be spending
Ms lime most sgresably. lie receives
the Partisan BEAUTIES 10 the morning,
dimes With Ministers and other nota.
bles Of the city, and may be seen in
rs box at the opera every evening. -
HIS movements are all recorded IN the
newspapers, by some of which he is
held up as model Of meekptss asd
ph,lsnthrophy; and. truly. sentiments
indicative Of such disposition. are no
where 70 be found more clearly e1-
pressed than in a note Of his, address.
ed to lady, requesting her assistance
Tor some object Of charity CioJe.