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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
SMERIEE,S SALE.

IlY virtue of a writ Of L,rarf Fieias to me directed
ID will be exposed t0 Public Sale at the Hotel of Phil
iip Marvel IN tho town OF Newark, White Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware ,on TUESDAY,
the 10Th day Of September, ,lsGJt 10 O'Clock "A Mthe fol,
lowing descTb Real Estate, viz; All that farm, plan
tatnn nnd tract of land situate aud lying in PenCadcr
Hundred, New Castle County, and State Of Delaware
aud particularly described and bounded as follows to
wit begnuing Tor the outlines OF the same at a stone
~ tue middle Of the road running from the town of
Newark u Coocs Mill thence running by aud In the
middle Of lhno leading to Thomas o. radley's south
eigtynvo degrees ten minutes west twenty chains and
i've links to another stOne (north eighytwO and quar-
ter degrees, west three chains and twenty one links 10
another stone south eleven degrees thirteen chains
ana sXtyour links to another stone, south sxtyeven
degrees cast one chain and oghtyiour links to another
slune south htty-one degrees east twentyOur chains
nnd twenty-five links to another stone north twenty-five
degrees west ten chains and rtyeigt links another
stone, north seventy and half degrees east twelve
Chains 10 stone in the middle Of the road aud by and
with the centre Of said road north three and half
degrees west seventeen chains to the first mentioned
hlono and place Of beginning, containing within the
above described bounds tytwO and thirty seven
square perclles Of land he the same more or less.
Seized aud taken In execution the property Of Mil
ton Hammond aud Elizabeth his wife, and William Buuk-
ingham and John uen terre tenants, and to be sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDtIAsl, sheriff.
Sherin'a Office,
New Castle, Ang. q, 1868. nu cots
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

Monday. s,pt. l. 1853
rhrre has bsen no chaufe in tho piccs VI Flour aud
frtiu sincs onr last
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
1onrmaI anO Atatrgmran
tuesday Morning, September 8, 1868.
Crenlllu correelsd miA eprg ehanqe.

journal aud stat esman Timetable
sEIwffn PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

IA EuG pAuiiN, offers for sale his uOUsR (r0r
lIW uer sth aud Adamsl aud il PIANO. cheap For
lui trrma apply to Reg Thos NJ, Cam, Adsms st.
kHA sept l-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

nN aud after MONDAY,
" tho accommodation Of
low, until further Notice
Ennasfs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician
HOLL Low Y'S PILLS,

The laws relating to health exceedingly simple
10 b. within The comprehension Of the most limited
pAeity Disease is an electhe violation Of some prin
invariably punished with pain and suffering. Medic
writer's classify the predlsposing under two head
An URhedihty condition Of The Stomach, and de
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

/" Senate Chamber, Ohio, I4pril 5th, 1854.
OR. J. G. ArER- HonoTed Sir: have made a thor
0ugh trial Of the CATHAarc PIlA len by your AGENT
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The FIRST dose
eved me, and a few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel In better health than for
years before, which attribute entirely tho effects
Of fyOuf CkTHAHrfo PILIa YOun with great respect,
LUCIUB b METCALF.n
Tho above al fom persons who arc publicly known
where they ealde and who would make these state
msnta without thorough conviction that they
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
pHNINsULAR R. R. LINE

LEV VI NNV VI %
NDAY, Arril 9Th, 1853, Trains or
lion Of Passengers will run as ioi.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
The Hannah More Academy,

fINIIE duties Of this seminMy will he resumed MON
/ DAY. sept 7th. 1865.
For Terms, apply to the Principals
asiOlm C.& /. GRiMsnAw, sth and West sts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

A. The maxim Of life to govern us In our intercourse
with the humble dependent and the uncntned tie
great maxim bat lies at the basis OF Our institutions
and thet after ALL through greater Or less resistance
i'll make itself the vital law OF the IanGthe complete
equality Of all mankind before the law Of the SateaDf
that FURNISHED aud quckened and 'ivifed by the Cos
pei Injunction with reference to our duty TO others
measuring 1, in regard 10 their duty 10 u.s. Appause.
The future millions Of this country are to be descend
anita II men now beyond the seas. We shall have 10
quarrel with England; We can have no quarrel
with Bright and Golden Jcheers!, or with the
thousands that cheered the combination OF Britsn pnck
and Yankee ingenuity-H W. Beecher. Loud cheers !
The Alabama is a bond 10 peace. England and France
not at with Russia because il they were Brsh
law w0nd authorize the building Of Alabanas IN every
port ~ sweep British from the seos England
will redress grovances ii we are true to ourselves
We have got tn be just-not pay soldier month
and clothing and another $40 month and charge hiIn
So Tor clothing [Crios Of " Shame, shame"I he urged
them to apply to Congress TO have this shame removed
This black army to be raised il the backest cloud upon
Louis Nap0leon's American ambition. Justice must
bo done to this people aud public sentiment must be
rectifed.
With applause for the speaker The meeting then sd'
iouruei.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

tion is very apparent heyo yet 20 learn that single
Rebel soldier mas been discovered in Texas Gen B""
WIS ia command Brownsville. but no discovery oi
troops Lave been made.
BLoCRhpE RUSNfRs.
From On intelligent Spaniard at Brazos who had for
eight months been engaged IN phtering goods at the
rOuth OF tie Rio Grandc obtained some practical
information The feet lying at anchor outside the
bar have increased 10 30 TO oonm"uc he stated that
there were scarcely any French vessels engaged in
running the blockade. Ho gave one reason that no
french flag could be bought by IN alien while The
English would sell their emblem a. any customer de-
string 10 purchase. With very few exceptions the
ncC.ral Government Of England supplied the enemy
with arms and munitions Of war. clothing for their
army end lxures for their wealthy citilensif there
are any the COnfedcraoy. Halifax clearances rom
the New York Custcu.-iiOu occasionally
corn in shrcis on Texan soil In such mani
!ests powder shot was inccniously slowed away,
while the visible cargo consisted of articles freely M
terchauCcd with tue McXcans. My shrewd informant
entertained opinion Of the saggcity OF our Govern
mcnt bordering upon The ludcros He was OF opinion
that TIE legitimate necessities Of Matamoras would he
amply met by Importation Of one schooner load per
week while for twent, months the weekly arrivals had
been about thirty He gave four feet as the highest
water tAc bar and stated thai nearly all goO0s were
ueasurr,d 10 lighters at the mouth OF the river. The
Rebels are reported 90 possess four light draft steamers
Oh the Rio Gr1ndc. III this be true. they hsye been
taken some distance IN advance of our lines. IL Is
definitely ascerttncd that nearly 500 wagons have
been lscd in trnuspor ing ,he cotton Of Mississippi
Louisiana eAd Texas 20 Maamoras {. a. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Relief for Union Prisoners.

PHrADrLrHn. Friday, Nov. 20. 1853.
Edward s. JaGray, merchant of New-York,
has sent 600 TO the Christian Commission for the re-
lief Of tho Richmond prisoners.
The following dispatch has been received here in an
to the inquiry as to whether the stores Of the
Christian Commission had been sent back from City
Point by the Rebel authorities:
FORTRESS MoSRo. Nov 10 1858.
uoa.
No goods have been refused.
s.. MEREDITH. Brig. Gen
Lieut. Babb writes from Libby Prison Of the great
joy when the first lot was received from the Christian
Commission. Col Powell, by request distributed
them ut the hospital. and Lieut.. W. f. Randolph. and
Lieut. Col. White, distributed them in the prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
yssE ssEGE CT CHARLESTON.
Bebe! Rsports-s uoni,or said 10 be Disn-
bIeG-Uour Mentors Pass up ;be Chan
nol-Firipa on sumter Continucd-Er-
tco.ivc Operations Contemplated.
ToR1RFss lioARoE. Fnday. Nov

FORTRESS hoAhoE. FIiday. SoV. -, !rOA
The Rirhin0yd L1om.aer Of Nov. 18th contains
tLo following
CHAHIrsroS 1'oy 17th.-Two of the monitors en-
csgcu not seen this morning 4 report from hou.
,rie states gt be leading monitor "a tho nght had Lcf
su.ot o-sficA and tuI-et perforated.
report from sumter states that four monitors took
tier position today Cummings Point and Gfer
ward passed ui Ae channel. IL ~ believed that they
carried heavy weights sal nicd gi c"raln depths be-
l1g TIC war fo a.C Ialu " tlcru was sage ioT yca
sels AZ ceffaiu Gr q.
Tic logaIargcnl u Fol; SuIaicr lo.t aight v's
tinlea usuoi >Ja lrine going Oh ihls morning
1Ae onouy fired - shots from Fort brcrg into Tie
city doing no mserai damage. II j. reported that
gun burst 90 lie ast Afc lACft lls tccn rloH Lliug
1n S-l-.cr on As'.
Present indications arc that fio en,ry intend .,iao
oxtclsive oprra,iDns. No monitors RoTe in action TO-
day. Iacy have lc-fcd.
IT, l.i,hmcaG ylyc-s soy tat 10 more Ial-'t
prisoner. wore seni ~ Danvle yest1tay.
one luudG,d ard lleel E4utco pils.nsIl wcTo r.
coi,cd az Libby Prison fiou Charleston GA Molds,
might. among thcn s,qe fto sailors and mafines csp
tlrei on ne lsst nishtof ue assault on sautsls
battered walls
lic blOcsedcraan.9s steamers Dundee, llora
Baasheo. Sren. Aic, a. -. Vance. ransa. Beaure-
eJi, Aa,omoa DApiich. and General Scotia have
srivcd At Wilmington. TIE Ella ard Annie Is reported
p.rued. lNoie-oAo g. plizel
The gTeat Missouri. bull az Shreveport Ia, Is
allure she cost the Government sJ00oo.
No Richmond paper. except those Of De lsih have
arrived
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
,uprE na.sIh1ER FROM new ORLEANS.
TssaSre Success Of tIse Ex0
esramde Expedition
Ea.adouarters Established at Brownsville.
e.asos Bland, Bienville, and Point Isabel
in Our Possession.
RI, IMPROVEMENTS SENT FORWARD
THs OVERLAND EXPEDITION
Ecn. Franklin Still at Vermllion Bayou
aeported Heavy Fighting in Wsste-n
Ioaisiana Untrue.

The steamship Morning Star. J. N. Court
ny. commander, from Ncw.Oreans via Havana.
With United States mails aud passengers and 600 bales
OF eoton TO j. 4. Raynor arrived at this port last
evening. The Parser, G. A. Fuller 10 whom We are
Indebted for our h'es. reports as follows;
Left New.Orlcans Nov. u. Al s a. IN; arrived AT
Havana Monday, Nov. &c. ie.t Same day az 7. n. :
passed Haueras Ihursdoy, l9th. ct l;3O p. N; rade
Tie run from Hateras 10 Sandy Hook in 20 hours tcisl
tire Of voyage from dock dock via Havana. days
and hours total running time, days ard hcurT
From Caro Florida, had strong wind from y. y. w.
Sid ~ with heavy head sea- balance OF voyage, light
winds and fine weather. Left az South West Pass bark
" A. pla.cnus and bsig I. T. Ward coming cut aad
attree masted Schooner Osded with cotton. supposed
t. be frz, Nov. IS ~, ll5 miles 5. j. Of South
west Pass passed propeller supposed 90 bet George
Washington from NeT-N0rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
WiI,iam e. Sniibson Sentenced to Five
Year. imprisonment.
WLsBISGTOs, FTiday

WELLINGTON, FTidny Nov. 70, ItbJ.
The following was officially promulgated this
morning The person referred TO is a natso Of Viz
gnia md previous to his arrest engaged in the
banl ine, and exchange business in Waslington
hpJuTasTOysgRAL's OFFICE
Wellington, Nov. 20 1903. J
William r. Sm.ihson, convicted by the General Court
Mnrs holding correspondence with tho enemy IN viola
lion Of the 57 Article Of War aud Of giving Intelligence 10
the energy in yopon OF the article has been senicnced
10 be confined Ia the PenienaIy at Albany sewi OK or IN
such other place tho Secretary Of War may direct FOR the
of ve years The has been opprov.d by the
President ard the Secretary Of War has designated Albany
Nsg- YUr, a toe place of confinement
r.. u. TOWNSEND, AAfistsnt Adj u'alt General,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
The suppiics for onr Prisoners n' Rich
nloni.
WAsni>GIoS, Friday, 10
The star, OF this afternoon, fays:


The Star, OF this afternoon, says;
We Learn through recent corrospondcnce, up 20 TIE
nth inst from Richmond. between Robert OI.d. the
Rebel Trchauge Colms ioncr and Gen. Meredith. our
rYcinrre Comm. .siOner which hrs Iencied 'hr city
TIA, tho Rebel authorities faithfully e1ecuiinr me
promise - give our prisoners IA their hands Tie food
AID eyery thing tlHt Government has forwarded 20
Richmond to that end.
Tho Rebel Authorities nllege that Gen Bow has vio
lated the obligations under which he was selected TO
distribute the supplies in question. OeB. Ninder has
Therefore taken that duty from blfil.
Gen. Windcr complains that Gen. Dow instead m
combining himself IN bis visits 10 the Belle Island Prison
to eirbuiing Tie goods placed under his caGe busted
himself ia investigating the management Of the Rebel
commsariat there; with starting false reports concern
ing IT, and with becoming the surreptiIoas bearer Vi
letter from The ibland. "a
These allegations Gen. Dow denies with great en-
s and states that what he learned concerning 'e
conduct Of the Rebel commi' sar4nt on me lslad he
could not avoid hearing az II was uttered by our pfif
oners In loud tones Of complaint Ia tho presence o
Rebel officers. &c. ~
Gen Windcr has instituted n Board u Union oil-
cers consisfing Of Col a. Won Schrader, Inspector
General of our 18th Army Corps; Col j.. III. Cesnolh
Of the s.h Ecw-fork Cavalry, and lIeut'COl. d. r.
Esyd Ouarternaster 10 our 10th Army Corps 10 make
Tie disrihuons in question and states that 30 large IS
the 1uauiv such things being received that no Hutt
APPOINT OTHER such Boards 10 aid that named above
Our Hospital Department here, AcuBg Surgeon
General Barnes, has come orwfrd 10 add medicines "
the storee thus furnished to our suffering heroes 10
Richmond by the Government
Tic Rebel authorities wiz not permit our agents TO
accompany the goods within their lines substituting
Rebel COnmIssares ia their stcad where The nhg-Oi
m boats meet.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Commercial yurei;igeGce.

IIvERfooL MAEKETs.-LtyERpooL, Nov. IL
Cotton opened hrinar but closed ds >aes OF two days,
00 be, O. Llch spectators and e1gOTers took sVvo
N,sket ieayy aud tending downward
a,s H,,adsuf market IL steady Nakeleld Nash " Co.
,,1 Ricrera-on Spence fepor; Flour ann bat qIsti
Nhe,t nrm but quiet; Red Western "a ds cd Corn very
anil ia tending .0wnwsTl sales q, 70 ID ior ni1ee ~
me Provision msTAtt dg Beef quiet PorA inI.lyo
con .eudrs ioyyny ard Lard dull 81 Al. Ialo~ taiy.
M Produce market is steady Petroleum s1i, 6eo.nng
Refined quoted a. gd.dl I'D. Sugar hm Cotton insese.
Re, ci,. au, e.ay. Ashes steady. kosin auie Spl.ts
r4rasi.i'ne-sses small
LONDON NlARKETs.--LoSDoy, November H.
nsEApsTrYFs hrni. SUGAR hrm toFfEE steady lea
Quiet and steady. RIcS hue IALLow hrin a; s5 JdH.
AMrRicAS sgcca,rIes-llnos Central, lsi discount;
Erie, 6'i iaos!.
LATEST -,
LlyERfooL, Nov. ls.-CoTr0N heavy; sales
yesterday l.v bales; sales to-day, bales marke beiuy
rmer pr, recovered owing to the Bank not advancing
the discount OF the sales specgiors al.d
porter took i,Cc0 bales.
iRKAD5IUgrs trn.s. Provisions steady.
CcNsoLs for moacy 99i. Illinois ,easrI sha.es ?eels
dlfcount. Erie. U6
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Success. Of the Expsdiiion-The Captured
POsitiOns-Pamic ind Flight Of thc
Rcbei--No Heavy Fighting in Western
DloUisiaua,
o.Ie,rondence of ,he A.so.is,ed Poo.

cosresi ondence Of tle Associated Press
Nrw. ORLEANS. Saturday. Nov. "A, ,s63.
The expedition sent by water, aud accompa-
MED by Gen Banks. was eyoat success Brazos
Island. BicnvIe, and Point ISABEL were captured and
arc in on possession. The enemy threw away thoir
guns, and 1ed TO San Antonio. The casualties on
either side not mentioned No details Of the opera
tlons there have been received here.
The reports in circulation here 81 heavy hghting IN
Western Louisiana gre untrue. There rad been sgh,
diminishing bui nothing decisive had irsLsplred Our
forces stu IN tic vicinity Of yermilonyilc ard
everything was quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
PROM San EIESCsSCO.
The Russian BaIl-Idnho Election.

SAX FR,ycrsco. wednesday, Nov. IL, 1863.
The complimentary ball offered by the citi-
IONS OF San Francisco 10 the officers of the Russian
leet In this port great Tie largest hall
in the city was filed by the fashionable classes.
The entertainment cost some Sl4.0v0.
The Portland Ners says partial returns from the late
idaho election probably elect Gov Wallace. the Union
candidate FOR delegate TO Congress, hy handsome ma
jority.
SAY FRANCISCO, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1868.
The Agent OF the Underwriters feels conf
dent OF raising the ship Aquiua.
Auived-Ship Lawrence, hew.lork.
Scholarship lnyinciole for Boston carrying 1880 hids
II % hams so casks OIL ID 500 sacks AZ bales wool lv
boxes California produce; total value about S2V0Oeo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
FRON TIE ANNY OF THE OHIO.
DIsrATCH rRCM GEN. BURNSIDE
THE ARMY ALL RIGHT ON THURSDAY
Communication with Cumberland Cap
interrupted.
LOUISVILLE. Friday, Nov. 20, 1868

LOUISVILLE. Friday Nov. 20, 1903.
private dispatch received by gentlemantn
this city yesterday morning. dated Knoxville Nov. ~
and signed A. j.. Burnside Major General, says;
1--WE are oil right. Yet the line is still interrupted
between Knoxville and Cumberland Gap. Nothing
was heard from the latter place last ngat. or up to II
o'clock today"
Headquarters here are not advised Of any movement
about Knoxville for several days past.
dispatch just receired from Parson Brownlow,
dnted Barbour Hii Nov. l9, says: "Thero is fighting
all about Knoxville.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
sale Of n Steamer.

BosroS Friday, Nov. 90. 1869.
The iron side wheel steamer Juno. built in England,
l76 feet long "A broad Inside her Wheels 10 Deep ~
years old aud reported fast vessel was sold at ancton
Today On the order OF U.S Marshal Ksyes fas S4O 3O
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
kisnitury.

CAIRO. Friday Nov. 20. 1863.
The steamer Clara Bell left for New-Orleans
today with over 1850 packages OF sanitary stores iof
the soldiers Her cargo was mostly made up Ho'n inc
recejpts Of the Ladies North western iar'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Don Our Special COrfssYon1eDi
81. CnAGLEs Horil. SGw.OEIsASs, Nov u lo''.
RE-EgTORCREHRsTs FOE GEN. DANA.


RE-EsTO ORCREHRsTs FOE GIN. DANA.
Arriving here on Thursday, found the great
est activity in military matters trust sei not be
eeDs9red for stating that heavy reaforcements VIII
reach Gen Dana ere this be published The steamship
Ion Maury LETT Brashear City witt, troops last even
snr and the CLIFTON Cresccnt and Bsyidere will follow
almost Immediately from this port. TIE original design
was ~ oye our forces down The Ach laaya from Ber-
Ujck Bev--a plan rendered impIacrciDle by lbc c1
oeedirgg limited depth Of water over tie oyster beds at
Tie roosfh Tho peTiOd Of time CONSUMED Dy lhc EcW-
C,eaus route h actually less. Here the water tanks
can De flied from the river and 10 apnoahco oi coai
cau al any time DO obtained. That we possess iii
COR pement Of troops for all oheIl'e H.''ones oe'
sgKed, the public can rest assured.
TIE LATEST PROM BRAZ0s.
The steamship Clinton, Capt. E. BAKER. ariNed
Yesterday from the field OF operations 2be ieit Vli
Tuesday evening making the tap IN o. hOlis. one
repors the position of affairs unchanged since st ad
vices The steamer Northerner sailed for NewOIleans
OIL hOnday, but was cheekmaed by very hcaFy hoith
easter and compelled 10 return with the loss VI her
boats.
Gait George NJ. Franklin, A. A. g.. Is here. Gen.
Fteukih > headquarters are ~ Vermon Bayou fis
s,. laye possession Of the bayou but the pckefs Of
PeLel force OF nearly 5000 IN plain view 1t is
repor,eJ that tho forces Of the enemy In Texas and
Luisiana are concentrated between Sabine Pas and
On.ousas The Generals In front OF Cen Franklin are
Eouton' Green Walker, and Col. Majors, while Gen.
Dick Iay!or IS on the qui yiye ~ the vicinity
pi,CCEss or TIE RECENT E2PLDIfIoS.
Tho complete success of tie Texas expedition is top
Nc Of heartfelt 10y aud interest with loyal men. The
Twoeicient batteries al tho head oi bfa1os pafs would
toabtess have caused ~ rre1t annoyance u not ien
4sfed nccsssary ToiIoa aaSabInc. That Gen. Banle
viii realize ~ IL. L.mot lit !he benefit o u. eIped
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

The Commissioner Of Pensions has appoiDtcu
the following Examining Surgeons;
Dr.. j. Holloway Wabash. lad
Dr. d. B Dewey, Whitehall, n. y -,
Dr. Geo n. Woodward, Beyidefe, I'LL
Dr. G.. M Clark Galya. Ill
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

ton is very apparent have yet 20 learn that single
Rebel sodio mas been discovered in Texas. Gen B"o
WIS ia command at Brownsville. but no discovery of
L 1 fr-..... .iL..- L.. .... L
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-06
Outrageous.

Tho Ohio State Journal mentions the
mutinous behavior of lot of newly ar.
rived prisoners destined to Camp Chase,
who refused to march from the Union
Depot to Camp Chase. They were
brought to terms, however, by the officer
in charge, who directed the removal of
the sick frem the ranks, and then ordered
the guards to charge bayonets upon the
remainder. Fancy what would have been
the fate of a lot of Union prisoners in
Dixie who would have made such mu,
'inous demonstration They would have
been shot down.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-06
United States Senator.

Good for New York. We are happ,
to state that the telegraph announces
the cheering news of the election Of Ex-
Governor MORGAN as United States Sen.
otor from tho Stotc of New York. The
Bulternuis are completely beaten in New
York, notwithstanding they collected a
mob, composed of the worst rufiins that
ceuld be found in New York city, to in.
timidaie the Union members from doing
their duty. Seymour aud his todes had
better so South and join the Southern
Confederaey, aud then his friends will
appreciate his treusonable designs.