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HIGHLziND ANN, ACRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF .SCOTLAND TII E Anniversary General fleeting, of this So_ cicty, agleeiible to the Ch!irter, was held in their 11411, South Bridge_street, Edinburgh, yesterday ce'nnight, when there were present the Marquis of LORNE, the Eatls t t iMottroN, MORAY, HAD„ DINGToN, ABOYNE, Moi KA, and NIAN,YIELD ; Vi-count DUNCAN, Lord, MoN't COME Rl' and . , RANCLIFFF, LORD PROVoST of EDINBURGH, Hon. Mr. DursnAs, of Melville, Honourable AitcullsALD M'DoNALD, Sir WM. FORB.ES, of Piraligo, Sir HEW DALRYMPLE HAMILTON, Of Bargenny, Sir JOHN SINCLAIR Of Ulbster, with several other Baronets ; Lieut. Gen. YYsZ, .and other military men of rank in the Army, Gentlemen of, eminence in the Law, and inany others of the most respectable consideration, as landed proprietors and commercial interests in the Country, upwards of an hundred in number. The Earl of HADomo.. TON, Vice President in office, having taken the Chair, the Society proceeded to ballot for new mem bers from the Secretary's list, according to the order in which they had been lodged, when the 'following Noblemen and Gentlemen were duly ad mitted, . their names ordered to be recorded, and pubic notificaiion, as usual, given of. their eledion, viz. - The Most Hart. the Ilarquis of Douglas and Clydesdale Right Hon. the Etrol Right lion, tnt: Earl a Dalhousie Gel - wral the Right Hon. thr Eail of Moira Right Ho ja:nes Murray - Ri,4ht 1-1,;o. Lord Viscount Duncan Rfght lion. LOrd Binning Right lion. Lord Elcho Right Hon. Lord Ranclitfe, Aid-de-Camp to Earl Moira Bon. Lord l'Oikeinmett Robert Hodshon Cay,, Esq. judge of the High Court of Ad- - miralty • . Sir George Wariender•of Lochend, Bart. Major General Alexander Dori Rear-Admiral Robert Deans of. Huntington Lieut. -Colonel Sir William Keir, Aid-de-Camp to the Earl of Moira Lieuter.ant Thomas Sheridan, ditto Colonel john Randall Mackenzie of Sutidie • ". Hugh Rose, Esq. of Kilravock George Gordon, Esq. of HaMead Keith Turner, Esq. of Turnerhalt Moneypenny, Esq. of Pitmillic, Sheriff of Fife Colonel Bertram of Kersewell Hugh Mosman, Esq. of Achtyfardle John Hamilton, Esq. of Sundrum George Paterson, Esq. younger of Castlehuntly T i nomas , Hunter, Esq. of Glencarse Thomas Hamilton Miller, Esq. Advocate ionnNlactionAd, Esq. of Burrodale. Rev'. Dr. Robert Douglas, Minister of Galashiels Donald Mackenzie, Esq. of Newhall Peter Canipbcil, Esq. of KilmOry Richard Lowthian Ross, Esq. of Statibld Hagart, Esq. wine-merchant, Leith Neil Malcolm, Esq. of Poltulloch .Doctor lolui Rogerson, Physician to the - Forces in North Britain Greaves, Esq. 'Assistant. Inspeaor of Hospitals, N. B. join Lloyd, Esq. of l3roadmeadows 1); fn alas Charles Hope, Physician, Edinburgh 1..-ries Hope, Esq. W. S. ampbell, Esq. of Carradale Major John Macleod, of Unish Lieut.-Cola , i Muir, of Caldwell David Lioyie, E t 9. Advocate The Meeting thereafter tank under consideration the - business which had been before their Committee of Direanrs sines the General Meeting - in June last, ' and of their continued attention to the objects of the Institution, as appeared from a number of premiums adjudgeal to Authors of Essays of merit, on subjetts connected with the improvement :Ngriculture and the Fisheries, whereby much ~,,ru t i n f or mation had been obtained. The Society, also approved of the premiums voted fur the im provement of .waste . lands, raising green . crops, intli.fating the black cattle, curing the diseases in. cident to sheep, and the emulation lately excited among ploughmen by the premiums bestowed at the sight and -approbation of Committees of the mem.• Las of the Society, in different parts of the country. On hearing the Secretary upon the Funds of the Society, which had considert.biy increased since last year, ilie_,Weeting voted a larger i sum than usual to l)e.laid , osst by their Committee of DireOors in Pre nnunis towards the enc:;uragement of useful objefts, f-r the present year, over all the country ; and the Meeting was pleased to fuhl, from the number of noble and respettable names daily coming forward in support of this institution, that notwithstanding their expenditure, the FUnd, which has been ac cumulating progressively, must be soon considera bly increased, by the countenance and support of the Public. On h ear i n g Mr. CAMPBELL, of Carbroke, in his .lace, and a report from the Committee of Direaors, and of the Proceedings of that Committee in regard to, the application and reference made to this Society, - c„rnposed of a great body - of the landed interest of the Ct.untry, by many of the Counties of Scotland, fOr an investigation and inquiry into the compara tive quality of English and Scotch barley, and of bi gg c,,opared with barley, for - the purpose of being m. 0.: Iwo malt, the Society, on motion by listutv Esq: approved of the proceedings of tie Ditedors. and remitted .to them' to take such measures as shall appear proper and expedient for obi such information as may be useful to the Cumaittee of Parliament expe&ed to be appointed for yrosecutingthe investigation as a matter of the Iti,ilest importance to the Country, at large. . . Tilt Meeting afterwards, upon hearing several of th... Members, resolved unanimously, upon (notion, ti it the thanks of this Society be voted to the LORD Pe.ovosT, now present in his place, and to the Ma. gitrates and"f own Council of the City of Edinburgh, thr baying recommended to His , Majesty IWuzit'r jAmrsote, Esq. Author of a valuable work, intitled the " Mineralogy of the Scottish isles," to 'the vacant Clair, as Professor of Natural History itt the University of Edinburgh. That Mr. JAMESON having some time ago agreed to undertake' a general Mineralogical Survey •.of Scotland, including the nature of its soils, tinder the direelion of this Society, which the appointment in question would enable bins by degrees to execute, during.tlie vacations of his class, this Society considered themselves' particularly interested in a recentrti;mdation of so much import. ante, not only•to the University, but to the general improvement of the Country. Having heard Sir joint SINCLAIR, Bart. and a presented by him on the general utility of opening a speedy em - mtunication b ) . a Diligence or Mail Coach from Perth by the flighlatitl..road to Inverness, and of course to the Northern Counties of Ross, Sutherland, and Caithness, WiliCh was sug gested might be obtained .upon appliciition to - „;t: Postmaster General Sir J.attr Moved, that it showd be remitted to the Committee of Dirtaors to take such measures as might appear to them . Most prOper for obtaining this desirable objeef; and the same was agreed to accordingly. It was mentioned by the Secretary, that Reports had been tnade by some of the Members, as to the success of the Egyptian barley and Ruta 133ga, for merly stated to have been presented to the Society by Mr. BENJAMIN BELL, and distributed in very small parcelst,or experiments, and particularly a very distind and accurate report from L'srd l3ALtAtrro, by which it appears that the Egyptian barley, when properly attended to in the cultivation, may prove a valuable acquisition. Thereiftet, the Meeting proceeded to the elec tion of .President, Vice Presidents, and other Officers of the Society, for the current year, when His Grace the DUKE of ARGYLE was re-eleaed . _ Vtez Pitts:l3 E4ll . s, •.. . . His Grace the Duke Of Atholl, Right Hon: Earl of Morton, Right.lion. Lord Viscount Melville, Right Hon. Lord Montgomery, William Macdonald, Esq. Secretary, •A lexander Keay, F.sq. Auditor of iittounts, Mr. Lewis Gordon, Depute Secretary and Collcaor, Mr. David Watson, Recorder and Clerk; Rev. Mr.:l/Quaid Macintosh, Keeper of Gaelic Papers,: and Translator of that Language, Mr. Alexanckr Cunningham, leweller'and.Mstiallist. A large parry of the Noblemen ,and Gentlemen attended afterwards at the Anniversary . Dinner in °woes, forrnelly BAYLL's, Tavern, the Earl of HADDINCTON in the Chair, supported on the right and left by the Earl of Mot RA and Lord Viscount DUNCAN, Lord MONTGOMERY, the ju. nior Vice .President, Croupier, when many loyal and constitutional Toasts were given from the Chair.; and, in the 'course of the evening, several appropriate Songs were well sung, particularly the celebrated verses on the battle of Ca mperdtiwn, with great taste and elegance, by a Noble Lord present, and received with great applause, and three times three, and the evening spent in great conviviality and good humour, highly gratified with the success and prosperity of so useful kind extensive an institu tion, for promoting a spirit of induitry and im provement over all the Country, as well as its ori ginal obje6l in the Highlands, which will always be steadily kept in view. DUBLIN, JAN. 13. (CIRCULAR.) TO OFFICERS COMMANDING YEOMANRY CORTS. " Dublin Castle, Dee. 31, 1803. ." SlR..—The LORD LIRUTEKANT •having taken into Consideration the irregularity, as well as seri ous inconvenience whiCh has arisen from the want of a fixed scale for rise establishment of Officers in Yea. tnanry .Corps,and the great expenea which has been p incurred by too large a proportion in many Corp s having been .placed on permanent duty, I am diretted to acquaint--you that his Excellency has been pleased to order, that the scale hereunto annexed, as applica. hale to. the establishment of each Corps in the Yeo. mAnry service, should be adopted in future ; and his Excellency is satisfied of your concurrence iii an ar. rangement which' is calculated to produce a system of regularity, and to promote public economy. •' It is not of course tntended that • any Officer, now holding a commission, should be deprived of it ; but those who are at present on the establishment beyond the number in the proposed scale, are to be considered as Supernumeraries ; and such vacancies as may occur, are not to be filled up until the num ber of - Officers is reduced to the proper p ro p ort i on. " I . am further commanded , state, that when detachments are placed upon permanent duty; the proportion of Officers will be 1S ttrite.l according to . the instrations which the Brigiai'M'ajors have re ceived, so as in no case to exceed the number stated in the scale. And I am to observe, that Supernu. merary Officers cannot be entitled to d raw pay , ex .. cept.in cases of emergency, or under particular cir cumstances, which will be made known to the Coin. manding Officers; through the Brigade Majors, by the General Officers commanding DistriOs. (Signed) 4 , E. B. LITILIHALES." The scale referred to in the above circular let. ter appoints to Corps of Cavalry of from 20 to co rank and file inclusive, I Captain and I First Lieu tenant ; and from 6o to too rank and file inclusive, a Sub-Lieutenant in addition. To Corps of Infantry, of zo to 45 rank and file inclusive, r. Captain and t first Lieutenant, and from Soto 96 inclusive, an additional Sub-Leu te . nant ; from too to 140 inclusive, two Sub-Lieute -nants add►tlonal ;. from 6o to 180 inclusive, three Sub,Lieutenants ; and to Corps of Zoo rank and file, there are to be four Sub-Lieutenants, kale also fixes the proportion of Officers to Corps consisting both of Cavalry and Infantry. An important Improvement ;n Shoes and &ILI.— The ,following Method of preparing water-proof leather, at i very small expense, will be found in variably to succeed :—Take one pint of drying oil, two ounces of yellow wax, two ounces of spirit of turpentine, and one ounce Burgundy pitch, melted carefully over a Slow fire. With this composition, new shoes and boots are to be rubbed in the sun, or at a distance from the are, wittl i utßunge, as often as they become dry, in t.l thF i x l ,ar,e.fully saturated ; the leather is then impervious ta.wet the shoes and boots last much longer, acquire softness. and pliabi lity, and thus prepared, are the most effectual pre servatives against cold and chilblains. A number of per Sons were alarmed in Truro and its neighbourhood, about midnight on Wednesday last, with a violent noise in the air, like the explo. sion of a cannon, or the bursting of a bomb ; it w as followed by violent and sudden gusts of wind a n d rain. , LON 1)0N: Printed by P.UCUANAN APAI I L LAN, (of Bow- Street, Covent : Garrl-en ; an ciPublished by wtt LIAM Am Rlc IR Scßirrs, ft"! gout'' Mot At the Su.s,Orz c No, ilt , Strand; where Adwrllistmelti, Orders fo r t he raiser, Letters for rh: Edi tor , &c. OLD - 17,411.1.0 . SIXTH DAY--TUESDAY, JAN. 17. . . _ Samuel Jenkins was tried upon an IndiBment, chargi►tg him with having knoWingly, wilfully, and feloniously, uttered a base and counterfeit Piece of Money, as and fora current Piece of the Coin of this Realm, calfedan Half Crown, he having been before conVieteCl as a common utterer of base and counterfeit Pieces, as and lot good Money., For the first offence of uttering base and counterfeit Pieces for gimad:Money; knowing them to be bad, the punishment under the Statute is six months im- PriSOnment, and the party to find security for good behaviour for a further six months. On 'convic tion of the second the imprisonment is two years, and security for two years more, and ti►e offending party is declared a common utterer. For the third offence the party shall be declared guilty of felony without benefit of Clergy, and shall suffer death. There was no doubt whatever in this case : tlie Prisoner was conviaed in April Sessions, t$Q2, as a common utterer of base Coiu, and the record of that convidion was produced. He was found Guilty—Death. - The RECORDER then .tlAnked the Jury for the attention they had bestowed upon all the htisiness that came before them; they were_ then discharged. The Court:then proceeded to dispose of the dif. recent eouvias : eighteen were ordered to be bans_ ported for seven years, and one for receiving stolen goods, namely, a pewter pot, knowing it to have been stolen,' was ordered to be transpOrted for four teen years ; she made many asseverations of her innocence. _ _ Two were ordered to be publicly , whipt opposite to the East India Company's warehouses, out of which they had pilfered some properly. •Ten were fined 'one shilling, and ordered to be imprisoned six months in the House of Corrthion. - Six to be fined one shilling, and to be confined twelve months in the House of Cotredion. A few for one month only in Newgate. Two were ordered to be fined one shilling, and to be imprisoned two years in the `House o 1 Cor re&ion. Thomas Simms, who was found guilty of stealing a chaise, contrary to the dire Lion of Mr. Justice LAWRENCE, who told the July that the case, as_ it appeared in evidence, did not amount to a felony, was brought to the Bar. He was proceeding to address the, Coutt an the hardship of his case that the verdit was againSt the opinion, and, contrary to the direction of the Judge before whom he was tried : that he had caused a petition to be presented to: that Learned Judge, tcc,. The RE C O RDER o b serve d, t h at wheth e r the diet by which h e h a d b een f oun d gu il t y, was right or wrong, it was impossible for the Court, in this stage of the proceeding, to hear any thing, unless it Was to end in a. Motion in Arrest of Judgment. The Prisoner Said, he wished the RECORDER had been on the Bench when this trial took place. The RECORDER said he was tried before a very able Judge. The Prisoner admitted it ; but wondered that he was now to be, sentenced as a 1?elon, for that which was' twit a 'Felony in the opinion, of the Learned Judge.before whom he was tried. TheREcoRDE R .--ic The sentence of the Court upon you is, that you be fined one shillin g , iinpri soned one week i n Hi s Majesty's Gaol of Nlewgate, and then discharged." This was to spew the error of the Verdia, for if it had been approved of by the, Learned Judge, the sentence would have been transportation for seven years. A . very old man, of the name of Irdliam was fined one shilling, and ordered to be imprisoned s Caleeidar months. The RECORDER observed, there was hardly a Session in ;.Vltia this offender was not brought into that Court. One was ordered to be. whipped in .pxison, there to he kept for ,several months, and then whipped again. The following Prisoners then received sentence of Death, for the following offences : Sarah Cheshire for a burglaty... • Ann Hurle for forgery. Jeremiah Cernellie for feloniously, wilfully, and maliciously cutting Thomas Coultman, with intent to kill crr murder, .or' to do him some bodily harm. He said he had nothing to say, but he hoped for mercy.- . . ' 7amet Draper for the same offence. Margaret Carrol for stealing goods upwards of • forty shillings value, in a dwelling-house. Cecil Pitt, for a burglary, and Samuel jenkin.scnn viEted of feloniously and knowingly putting off counterfeit money, knowing it io be counterfeited, and lThvlog been before cony itied as a common Lit Ecru of base money. The RECORDER addressed these Conviets in an awful manner, previous to pronouncing on them the dreadful Sentence of the Law, laying great stress on the case of Ann Hurle, who was convitted Of a forgery of the Power or Attorney to transfer _cool. .stock, which belonged to her master, an old Gen tleman :.11 Greenwich between So and 90 years of age, and holding out hopes of mercy to none by name. • - Sarah 'Cheshire, on heing asked what she'had to say in stay of her execution, said, she was six Monthsgone with child. A Jury of Matrons was called in—they eXamin_ ed the Prisoner, being charged to inquire wheiht'r she was quick ‘'Vith child or nor ? They -returned a verdia rharshe was (lot quick with child, and therefore she'ivarcharged, as the other two women, in execution of her -sentence. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. Monday a young Lady of fortune, who resides at North_End, near Hampstead, charged a youth with hAving robbed her of divers articles of wearing apparel, anj his mother with having received the Stl Me. Pfisonz:r 'was a servant to her brother, in whose house she resided ; and, in cont..efpience of her having lost se. . . veral articles from ! litr trunk, and the Prison,. h,tving been seen carrying a bundle out,of the house at diffirent . times, he was suspeaed by lief, and con seveotly taken into custody. On'a search warrant havinebeen granted, to search his mother's house, dirierent articles, which she stated to be her pro. perry, were found, and positively sworn to by her in Court. The mother, of the youth took. in children to nurse; and the property which was sworn . to by the- Prosecutrix,- was also sworn to by the mothers twUchildren whom she had at nurse, as being their prpperty. Several respeaable inhabitants of the place gave the youth an unexceptionable - charac. rer'; and-the Constable who searched the house de -dared, that he thought the Prosecutrix was deranged in her mind. After a tedious investigation of the husiness,they were discharged, without imputations, on their .chataders. . This morning the Third Day's Drawing of the Lotter* began at Coopers' Hall, in. Basingh4- iiireet, and fished about three o'clock in the afternoon,' directly after which Tickets and Shares,-, warranted undrawn, may be had at Bisx's Offices, Nu. q., Cornhill, and Nu. 9, Charing-Cross, and 'until Saturday morning, nine o'clock, when tire Fourth Day's Drawing will begin. Saturday next will be the Fourth Day's. Drawing of the Lottery, and it certainly has been a wise step in the Contractors, keeping the Tickets and Shares at moderate price, as it encreases the - sale; and what has added to the Popularity of this Lottery, is, there being now a correct and anthem - it! list of each day's drawing published by authority, which gives every person an opportunity of exchanging his Ticket or share tor another Umirtviun, which, whilst the wheel is so immensely rich,,is very desirable. The following is. the 'mate of, the Wheel Prizes of ,C: 20,0b4 • o,oao s i eoc , 1,12c,0 9 - - - - soot And on:y Sven Days to haw. .s'llll' Ivilit;',Y. - •CRAVESEN«, JAN. 16. Passed by—the Ann, iZyari, from Ross; Eohts, Brock* from Dantzic; Amphitrite, biouksi Young Icrdinand,l.4.: . 'son, aitd Rea - 1":"AtIU11, E Dardo, fr,int Lisbon. Sailed—the Hamilton, Mould, for Africa.' • • BIRTH. On the 12th inst. at... Somerset-place,. Bath, the La,iy of S. A. Severne, Esq. of Salop, kit . a Sun. MARRIED. 'Yesterday, at St. Lawrinee Jewry Church, Mr. Samuel Hardacre, of Wood-street, London, to Miss Charlotte E. i, rington, of Yarmouth. „ - At Banil; on the 7th inst. Stewart Souter, Esq. of , Mel- .rose, to Miss Mary Robinson. DIED. • • On Saturday the 14th inst. at Ipswich, aged 37, after ati ain .M teen years, universally beloved and respected by his brother g il t l h ne L ss ig o h f t i b v r e a l go aY o s n ' s ° , 4 iir t k re e d g,i l =t e l s te ‘l s r e nl rv s e t d ru Officers and soldiers. Tnis, perhaps, is the highestenlcgitim f i o tg r ,.. sc ot e ti ri - f that can be passed on the memory of an Officer : trendsiii2. • howeve-. , may he indulged in saying, that those qualities which command respect, or excite esteem in general.iilcer - ' course, constitute but a small portion of the intintSiC meri I • which he possessed, and which renders his premature'.lO.i.a. truly afflicting to those who .knew him intimately : t; ; :ft warmth of heart which produces ardent attachments--IllaC: Constancy which maintains them, accompanied with unl terahle sincerity and unaffeded benevolence, form the essen - tials of a charader which possessed, besides, all, the 'honour of the Soldier and the polish of the Gentleman. Sir Francis Sykes, Bart. M. P. for Wallingford, Berks. Early on'Sunday morning; at his son's house in the Strand: Mr. Dru Drury F. L. S. aged So. • On Tuesday the roth.inst. at his Redory, Malpas, Che shire, the Rev. R. Heber, of Marton-Hall, in the County -of York,- and Hodnet , llall, in the County of Salop. = • PR icr; E STOCKS, YE.ST RDA V. Bank Stock ist 2 India Stock 169,1 7C ex. div. Navy 5 per l eat. /3361 India Rinds 5 per I Pent .. .7 97 , 9 4.1 . 25,..1 (Thulium .4il.+, . , Irish s ,. per Cent. j tn i nci.. 3 per Cent. 541 i 4 r e, L.ent .Con. 71i 21 2 Ditto Ann. g 7-101. 3 per C. R. 55 , Bank for iccourit 3 Ite•C: .Con. 5.a . . Deterrad '3 per Cent, B. L. Ann. 16 5.46 i Cons. tot O p en. 56.. a B. S. Ann: :-.:, COURSE OF E.l TUE5.D.'.....", SA N. 17. • - nape° / 7 - 3Si - - - 1: .;•"/ 36 „f • Amsterdam •37 1 2 us. Madrid Ditto, at sight 36 . 7 Ditto _ Rotterdam - 37, 2 2 us. Dilhoa • Haniburgh 34 S z us.- Leghorn - - Altona - 34 9 z us. Naples - - - Paris t day'sda. 25 z (:enca - Paris, ditto, 2.5 8 2 us, Venice Bourdeaux, do. 2.5 . 8 Lisbon. Cadiz - u 1 paper Oporto Ditto - - - 35 Duhlin - - 3 LEASE tINI) EFFECTS, With-int;n:diate l'Ossession. TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION, By Mc. RAIN At the: RainboW.Cotfee-Itouse, vn Frid.iy the at TVvelveri'e LW!: unless a Coat is on or before the 2 ISI A Most Complete atu Desintllle t a Grialernan rey,ardies of up for the IV.sidenee o f pen,.:.e, and in proof thereof, taken f o rliiiii.oftheA:.d agelli the Dike ofl3ed ford for the whole term for e ..Vhieivsileirti ni+ ' • was let r, whereof about N;,,,,,tv_iive ;Yars are.now.tinar, hired. The present Kent toQl. I.er ~nnutn. The Pi partMenti unjoy and are e.er likely to posscy,s the s.tnic vainage of an uninterrtiptM Vi.:r.v of the Highgate Hills, over the (;:ateiv, 15.;;IGnging to the l'.!.te present House of Mr. Ito; ton. I:itiniume has been uncovered, winco, it the Sale is proceeded in, 1 0121 t..1%.en by the l'urchus,.-r, at a fair v,diwtion. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Partici" tars, intty be ha:; 01 . Charlotte-street, 13100ry.'13 bury. l'Articula , .; may eh u be had at Mr , srs. Caron ;4 Betsons',, No. 4, - Gray's-inn squat,: ; and at the RAineu4v• OLD %VINE , A N-D OLD .SI'.II.OTS. . CPENCER atid 1)14-..R.KINS, No. 11 i, :I\TcwV. te .; , i.." ,Arett, Wine anallrandy Niue hanti, hii;,,e t o r foc.ffo--,i, years weburated Wine in Vats, cvntsining from 1 vvo to . O, thotia'ana gallons, by w hich mode, :,11 . .1 their .irhelz , P,%;,. tegrity in sgliing'thcii Wl,-,(..• walu:ne, tlit: reputarino , tO, lot t its fine flavouc :11..11.1, eort.tial :qvality, has bem•toog L....0.'". blisied, an d n, : , :0 sbbght a!r...r t.r..):h by the c0i..).,,,a55eia t5 ,,,,..; , ; the infinn. Anvous to e1v..42,,1 'et , ti a. Ily in Spiritt:, 1.1 , .!' .4 i uo .. taken the sarn_--rwtbmi, an o•now . 'keel, th4:ir Frauds' :. ,, nt.''',.,p'; , ' , in Vats of near A tnonsano .a I inns ; by whieit ir - nr,..lis: c.) : o l . 3 enah It.:t to oiler to tie Public b;i)th 13 Knhty and Run., 0 ,, , • ci " u lL l . lt Y 'l ' ' ' l ' l l :; e l r i r li " :1:1 1, :e i t : ( 1 1 ' s i L e . 1 .1 S111 : 1 1 ' 1 L'ot)iii",:ble.:ehtilleirniit'oll: I: ‘ t;e li p i c % i' " l:..° ., ::': great ate : ill..:1 , haw_ fort. %% hi c k lot , be s en sev ,, y0.b ...7i , bottle , :' l ‘i'lc" td . '" 3l years, Rionnta;n t wetiti-iivc )' Iltb:Q11.1 stven )cars, •:tnii listor: sl X years old. Sr 2if.". Nor In than a tlozen Of Win.,-, tq• two gallons at .Sent to any ..-''' -`sttcct, .:•itt be 'CIIANC;E.