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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18

hope OF their gradually fubGding. Sue
change will depend upon the cafe wit
which men of talents and letters are t
be obtained, both as public and private in
itru6tors. With the increafe Of knowl
edge, regularity may be expeaedto pre-
'ali both in civil and facred concerns.
Il thall be executed for introducing theft
local obiervations, when the importanc,
OF the preient moment to This detached
part Of the commonwealth is calmly con
,ldered. Your territory furnihes room
Tor great population. The public man.
nerS are juit forming il is of the higheA
consequence that they fhould be conltrua
ed upon the bet principles. Societies
like individuals, longretain the imprelIion'
OF youth. Hence arifes the necehity oI
beginning well, that the refult may bc
honourable and happy. Futurity is veil
ed from our view. Though fInall now
you know not what part you are to act
or what examples you are to difplay tc
your country and the world"
Among his concluding rsaarks, ouchiug on the disGCr
in political feu,iments, The writer obfervcs:
Before we conclude the remarks Gug.
gelted by this occalion, let US once more
ttretch our eye over the riGng republic ot
America. The bounties of Heaven have
been lavilhed to crowd the refources oi
her enjoyment. Her profpcrity is unex
amPled in the fory of nations. But
amidf the fplendors Of her condition, are
there not fome dark lpots upon which re.
fe6tion fixes the gaze ofregret and alarm
II may leem pleaGng forever 10 dwell
upon the brilliant parts Of rubied bur
truth, though melancholy, ifiII is truth.
and till demands refpea. The fride;
Of diAipation have not been lefs mighty
than thoie OF wealth. Antient principles,
native manners-whither have We fed
Gone, it is feared, no more 10 return
while there remains only your faint image
and recollection With the efcape oi
theGe, have not the feeds of diGolution
already fearched their way into the heart
of our fociety ?-Americans! will ye no
be warned by the fall of other nations
who, when bef defended againt foreign
powers, have immeded the fatal dagger
in their own blood
= The citizens Of thefe States, though
enliyened by the fame fun Of liberty
though engaged in common and fuccefs,
flI purfults, are far from ihowing the
union and the affection of brothers. Such
is the complexion of the human mind
that freedom of thought and lpeech ne
cedarily implies, not only the exiltence
but the protection of different opinions
ignorance and defPotifm alone are capa
bic Of creating perfect uniformity
But, let me ak, is it not pohible to difei
and yet be friends /? Should politics reno
the peace of families, and deGroy tha
lociaI harmony which they are intended
to cherilh : Should they plant pangs thro
the circle of private life, and potion th'
fprings Of public happinels : In our yea
for the rights Of citizens, Giall we forge
that wa are men It's a fatal error tc
fuppole, that we can difchargc the dutie'
Of patriotilm, while we neglect thole o
philanthropy. The true patriot is loveI
Of the human race he knows no Other
way Of promoting the good OF the whole
bar by confulting that of all its parts"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18
Paris, february 2s, 1909.
To Lord HAwKEssuRY.

LoRD, #t- .,,,
My laft difpatch, in which gave your
Lordfhip an account of my conference
with M. de Talleyfand, was icarcely gone
when received note from him, inform
ing me that the Firit Conful wilhed to
10 converfe with me, and deired | would
come to him at the Thuilleries At nine
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18

- The Prices Current. hei,. uncertain ard fuast,s
., the prsfeot nonent, ar-ont'ed this weck
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1803-10-31
Late News from Europe.

Ell Sg So srs,.s4 r$ss- LGNDnN, SEPT 10. N y
Portaed The Duke of Cumberland pa Ees
from Lubon arrived off the. Lind's Ed lat
Thurfday night z She was twehty day, in her paf
fag= rom I.ibon The ietrers strengthen oar te
let thss All immediate invafion of Portugal has.
been dete;minei upon. On the day the packet
faiIed The 1T OF lar monthly Il wa, geEey ally ru,
uouret That Lafaes waste leave Llf5on the next
day. Ssvetsl regiments have been orderedte the
frontiers, ard a Ia ge train of artillery was fent.
from the aricRal at Lihon, a day or two before
the paeket failcd We underaand he h IS brought
home large quantity Of fpe,ie and Jewels. %
The only ews ofany moment, If news il can
b. caikd, is that which has been by private letters
from Gsaiz ana Gibralta,, by he lat Liibon n Ill
The f rmsr exprefs lome apPrehenfions of being at
tackled b. Flance any letters however. that We
have feen ref their fears more upon The circum
aance Of Portugal oeiog the ally of Britain than
aay thing that has actually tr4nfpired raipeeting
any Immediately ,hreatened attack. Several reg
imsnts, as might be expected on the breaking out
OF war which may ultimately involve that curn
try, have BEEN ordered to the frontiers, and eth
enrolmsnts fos military fervice have been made
Bat u none Of the letters Is any mention made of
the Prince of BAIL preparing to iet out with the
Court for BIZ poaedions at South America, as was
lately trunpettsd forth with wonderous .diiplay
OF pretended fuperior Information. 4E9
Several French enigrants are employed TO cfoi
pline the Portugueic troops ofthe line. The Por,
tpgsele are fitting on, all their fhips IF war n
1t lecms beyonri doubt, thar General T.aincs
had thrown the Cabinet of Lifbon into con6defa'
bic confufion, in confqaencc of fome new de-.
mands made on the part of the Firt confui !;
thatsthefe demards had not, 70 late as the 7oth,
been complied with and that the French anbaira
dor was preparing for bis departure, which was
undeJaood to be fixed for The a,d 1t is not
mentioned whether the demands Of Lafaes relat
ed 20 the contribution in fpeci-, or to the aduf.
aon OF French privateers with their pr1.s mo the
ports OF Portugal Two French priva eess had in
the beginning Of lat month, anchored in the
Tzgus with three final Englih prizes, bat were
immediately ordered to lea BY the Government.
ramour was in circulation ar Lib N. thai.
the troops in Madrid, wihou, ary orders from the
Government had fsized nn the perfon of the
Prince OF Peace, and that ibis extraordinary
aeP vas conlidefed as the toreruuner of lsr;ous
difurbonces ia SpsiHs
The Sp1,nistds, are forming a camp atVaila
doIld. where it is faid ihs XII means to eommatd
Ia Peffon, It he Fsench houid atlcupt 10 mach
ar armY through Spain.
LIVERPOOL SEPT. ~.
Tbs pubic mind appears to be aueh aHeaed TO-
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1803-10-31

ments, intrigues, pretenticns & infolcnce.
When bilhop, Ialleyrand was a joeber:
fincehe poheGed the key TO all the poli'i-
cal tfansaefis which 70 much influence
the finances Of all countries, his ipecula-
tions in different funds have procured him
fortune greater than he dare, TO ack-
nowledge, or Bonaparte iulpccfs. -lhis
fortune has been coniiderably augmented
by his many negotiations, in particular
thofc about the throne in Tuicany,~ the
indemnities in Germany, and Loulliana,
in America.
Becauie the former kings of France,
Loaiis ls, ID, and IS, made their minlit-
ers, Richelicu, Mazarine, and Fleury,
cardinals; Bonaparte propoled to raliey-
rand'laR year; to procure him the fame
dignity Taileyrand had, however,
given his promils to marry his former mir
trels, the divorced wife OF a Mr.. Grand
when, therefore, this propoial was made,
he cunningiy anfwered, that thole cardi-
nails were PRIME rninilters, that the great
Henry ". had 10 cardinal for nliliter,
but a friend in his miniier only. The
fame day he obtained the conlular per-
milton to marry madame Grand.
From debauchery, intemperance and
gluttony, TaiIeyrands' contribution is en-
tirely broken, and his health defroyed !;
and the invalid fuffers daily for TIE excef-
fes and the vices of which he has been
guilty. !.
Talleyrand's invct-racy againlf England
is proverbial but it does not originate
from the love of his own country, but
from envy to the profperity of England.
Hewould willingly fgn the ruin of France,
was he certain that of England fhould fol-
low.
TalIeyrand has talents, but the revolu-
tion, fortune and circumstances, have pro-
cured him opportunities to exhibit them
to the greatelt advantage under aregu-
lar government he would have been but
an Indifferent miniiter; under revolu-
tionary tyranny he is great Ratelman
and a political oracle and thofe very Vi.
ces which would have injured him under
the one, are the principle caufes of his
great tuccefs under the other. But an
impartial poiterity, without our pa6ions
and our interef, will place him in his true
rank, in. that of traitor, rebel, and an
apotate.
An . may jsr.s IF BIZ 'ytsn. sSsss f., tssf s,asf
Si'o" aisae, be ,essiSs eae ssiai@r " hD,a.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1803-10-31
Foetrg.
FROM ras IN. =, MORNING cHsosrcrr.

-~~-~~r~-=- ~es.A El.EGyx
D. e1aia'as ss Nfzysss ross si.s # tie ys7e.u sv~
1osr thou not mark ron new made grave,
Amid the tuify hill cksrouads
There OH a widows hopclefs tears
or hitter mifery baibe rhe ground.
Tliere.soo whsa eve bcr shaeowy vsii
FRI orr tic iiily landfsare throws,
-<rhs pafeas,, brother, d@sshssr wseps
Ger him who ass ps in iong repofe.
D. Death, how potent is thy fpcil
Thy cs1en Humber, o, how deep
MOI cen the voice he how'd 70 well
Can rouse him from thy faitias AeepE
1ho' fiill IN rnem'ry's penfve hear,
o'sr tLis FAD tomb fhe fondly bends, +
and with the anguif.d tears that fall,
Each tender recollection blends.
Not. every tender tie which sings
Around affections f3 Cling heart,
I. ILois ties which form thc blfs oflifc,
From which It's agony TO part.
Not even th,fe arrea thy power.
Fer furely here their force was tried,
In vain--thc dcnin'd honr drew nigh,
The tears of love were vain he died.
The rural llades to which ere while
H;s love had brought fai,.,ing wife, 4
Thofc faades re-echoed TO his gfoans,
sThofc fcenes behcld his cloEng life.
Zen while intent to tooth her pain
With fond affections tender fni'e.
The potion isrk'd in every vein,
With fatal and ii. fdious vide.
Nor could the fragrant upland breeze.
Wheierofy Health delights to rove,
Contend With dire Contagious power,
Or fave him to the prayers. Of Love. L
And there, when laft the downward ian.
Was ao~'y Gnkjng to the main,
Beneath yon lnade faw him laid, s
AT ref from every mortal pain. Sj li.
Oh fwee,ly bloom each wild hew'r there,
Green be the fod upon hi. breaa,
For there each kinder feeling movd,
Each warmer virtue ioy'd 20 ref. al
7 Us 40 CLARA
...xzrr.a. .sEsssssS EsssSS.;;:ysxs =; .sesesxs.<,.--
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1803-10-31
From a London paper.
sKETCFI or TIE CHARACTER OF ri. CHARLES
DE- EafANUEL TALLEYRAND DEPEREGoRD. I"

fs My a.ks
Tallsyrsnd defends from the ancient
fovereigns of fhe province or Peregord IN
the foufh of France. His father, a youn-
ger brother, With fnall fortune, defined
his foa. early in life for the church; be-
fore twenty be poheacd icyeral richiAb-
beys, and before thirty was made Bilhop
of Autun, much agaihit the inclination OF
the virtuuus Louis XVI, who had heard
thatthe Able dePstegord was oneof the
mott Immoral, but iniinuating sand
iibertines in France. n1ssf 6ikaes
When atcollege, Talleyrand, ihewed an
early genius FOR intrigpes, and irong.
propciI!iiy to vice, and but for the defect
Of being lame, he would, after the with
of the governors, have difgraced the army
inlead of fcandalizing the church !; be-
caufe he was always as great "a coward in
his private quarrels, as daring when fup-.
ported In his pablic plots; all his trapfac-,
.iioas. Gnee miniiler, ileys an sungener-.
loua coward when backed by power.
The revolution found him gaHelfcr, a
debauclcr, and bankrupt, without hon
our, principles or probity. He openly
Intrigued with married lady I; and her
fon by this catholic biihoP was lately Aide
camp 10 Louis Ronaparte. st
. !, In 1880, when member ofthe nation
al afie,nbly, the gown of the Bilhop did
long conceal The modern philosopher and
the fafllionable atheilt; he was one of the
hrlf traitors TO his king and the frlt apof-
tate 10 his religion; he foon alike attack,
ed tbe maelty of heaven and the majelty
Of the throne.
The cd of November, 17So, upon the
motion of ralleyrand, the csnRlcation of
the church property in France was de-
creed and fuch is the incompreheniible
viii of providence, that afrei years OF wars,
murders and crimes, this fame man has
lately been the d1poler of all the church
property both in Germany and in Italy.
This motion to diIpole Of the property of
Others, by perfon who had no property
but debts, may be conGdered as the cruel
/. foundation in France of-all the con!equent
contifcations and plumbers, as we'll as the
profcriptions OF owners of eltatcs, lands or
se@f,money. Ii has cauled the wretched.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
S1a7UR L1a ..,MaRCE u, lsos.
CITY Or RIcaMQND.
~ Cctq1,ou HaY. u

- :. .rg"t5'oN f7aiit Tan. t7tH Sol,
w dEKEAS the pfeIent funds OF fb,. cog-
potaf;on are nor ADEQUATE % lie ~
pence q eFecting a WOE fS1ICJJSaAis Tor ti,e
tttg, wt'eo would cotubine within ,tjsif II;
Fhe eongenlercies whieha vel regulated ihfli-
sutton OF this KIND would reauire; having re-
gafd to i,se Future population of tbs siSv4 Vet
ir IS wits and expeaient that The. f,i,l nav
deit,nsd To- tiis ufafai Observation-Disclosures
ta'd oar IN tdch a nlsliney. as ia .anfwer IL.
Etetens narpofes Of tie Corporation, aud -
admit aaSk faslre ADDITIONS as the .acf Inc
polllatietr may -eqairc Your .so1rst.si ice.
fneretofs, beg leavS tctrcoun.e:f9 ID "a stb.
.c9Ss9saefatlars Of the Conason Fiai, 20 c:8 -
tHe AID OF ti1oie who; have experiences OF tueh
a''EEssra;si6fs, aud to Offer : psstniu4s for me
est plan Of NVotkhouse, which viii 0e 10
eentFised rs TO stitait ofbeig erected IN parts,
rs she funds oftae cor1oFaIiou Hii,f from sine
70 seue 4fford ranta
R1ql7ed, therefore, thaf the es,n rnit7ce an
potinteS' e prepare a piaa of a Norkhau!e be
atichaFged from iuFthfr proceeding tforets.
AHa -lat sl2s Nayor sc reque2ed ~ give no.
EleG g the ne1FspapeFs or othorWile, ti,a1 the,
iirn og'thlrty Sl,llerSwli 81 giyea by die c5c-
pnFatso'l, rs g f;reaai ain 80 the f,srfon Nho
ihali produce % enc Hall, Oh, the saisa
M@rday ~ February next, t5e .beh pian OF a
" orkfoaieS eoalfFp.ceed as above. n7ertianed,
ard 70 be approved oFby thefIah, elEiaatirg
tae cois II foIF fIoufand dollars.
Copy
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
BINK STOCK.

IN riy endlayonrS r. unfold the r,yfter;ot,s
and 51sgerphs5 ebaFatEaf Of MIR. (1s!laejn. |
an potflAh'ienced bypefio,lai emit, or netty
2slfsittoF, sontidcc him as che niyot ofpo
itt:eal efror. and nlilcIjei That BE- neye,
q I !5f'sst EoSa Gleur talents, or facery d;foo-
ieo5f e pesiEsoee ieEo1y arJ1ihaeoi
neiS Of as cefiatry. lie knows well, that he is
a sod, iesilih, lHsefeffed character, without
ifaeildihlp Of feeling; tic knows tilat bis re-
eptaton as ttateInan has proceeded frcEr the
fceblenets, or INCIDENCE of thofs With whonf,e
mas acted. hal he became leader from
ieyerai caaies The(e we're, Ia wing no rehih
rdr ioclety he became lt'ldoas; ne read With
attention; he prepared himislf wi Ii ooses and
iliaitrationS upon iii ilnportaN htb;eGts, whiia
lbs fellow Eaboursrs and afociates were en-
Pioyed in iome anuicment,o o. a play. II&hits
grow with rapidify. Thus, when ConejeiS
adjoprned.fron day to day, Gal.atib retired TO
his ttUd:es, ana me osEsrs to ehcir anaie.nents;
it would OF cour!e tnri1 our, ttat the .i}rongei}
and nolt important parts Of The rext days
debate would fall upon hin, while the others
roHii be coniidfred only as parsizans AUD aan-
kers.
Who can Fay how often 5all&t.n has de-
taiIied Of oo!fru6fed the proceedings OF Con
greis by his yociferations and explanations de-
ltycrsd upoB fcweoecafions W5th yeEenlence
of voice and itraili Of aFieuiY tor, sgicl rtr
'ouly dettroyed the poiIsiiitY OF berg uader-
food, but grated hafhly and ofeniig @ly upc,n
al tie organs Of ieDtatjoh Who can prercRd
to fag how many f3eeches of ti1is lot, deliver-
Cd 10 lille altogether unintcagi5le, excep
here and there ! feu,ence, have beea uttered
upon the Goor OF Congress during the sung
when lie pondercd by ni gbt, anG lanonred ~
day to fop " az Osel5 81 de gaVeraa,lu. 70
" no Of al thote who were wltnefes can fav,
that the ipceches, which iome few days zftct-
wards Appeared in tbs news papers, as Gala
tie's, were .ne tlnle which were Delivered on
the floor of Conerefs; 'Thercis no bszecd in
laying that the fpeech which was delivered,
and the fpeech that 9gas -publIfhcd wcre not
alike; becaufe noman, however acute his pcr-
however astlve and capacjous bis
talents, and howcyc1 Grong bis memory. could
poGibIg axe down a ipeech of this tort.
am too we'll ldtshed; as to the pereeptioa Of
my o1vR organs to conEde IN any who will
lay, thaf gptrr Ill fabiels, and anon III oc.
c2ions, the Rite Of Mr. (Sailatin was l.ich as
TO enable him 50 uaderitand either the art;cy-
ation ct every !eptence which was delivered,
Or The icoPe o. tendency Gift. CONCERTS were
divided into factions, lie rr.nor
puppets all knew their leaders; and WHISTLER
the tiue vas ipent IN argument, Or n igrgon,
't came 70 the fame thing. The Only ob5l6ts
wn'ci reqaTed netho canton, and con-
bttency ~ete, = The {beet6 IL tf publi6sE.''
: aEd NJ cifstlay isfArs." Under hele s.
pc 1of sdFaniagss; and GiiEoFn, c5nGf}ency,
Sh' democrats ha9e prevailed. pag mater
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
20 e RENTED,

HAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
i MEN1 n this city. lately ocsaipied BY NJ
Ro5ert 1a,nr, as Tagera and Boarding Hoais,
htaate on the corner Of tire Main-Suee, and
tha: leacing TO C9i Mrs. Bridge The ceNtsl
lituatior thereof cannot fail {ifceate by . gen
f'enan qrslihed for the purpoie) to eaUc cor
i3erablr Retnber Of seipcdasle boardey- or, i
Is 10 i:eihis reFd-u@e FOE q gsnteci private fa1i-
IT, 1hc ercaale nay Be catered, On ne frit Gay
cfWsrh aeEt. or imeed. ,telys IS circanGanecs
gAJ tiifs tof GFms 5ppiy
ROBERT GAMBLE
1vso has for Gle nahdionre aisrwent Of CAR
FITS 40 CA&FET!Ns. and geetipc PORT
- M, "a qy,.i:s ~ se1r5eg esiss
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12

4 a meerseg Of the Common HALL for sk-
~ CIV of Richmond, called BY che Mayor,
snt hid IL I'll. haeS Of giillsrn Ro!, IN tie rad
city, ota Aierday rhs sth d4y OF tsasuary re 8
t:.teI0s4, that the Mayor giys actiee IN tlss
Rewspapess, that the saii have adopted plan tsr
aPoi38 HOUSE, af8wfh receipe peoPeials fem
usdeYsakera FOR badeg tie fafae, ~ asas sisps -
foee the shtr& @iop2sg ssst 1telith. l4s Pan
is lcdged IN the OF 0fr. Robes B. 3Ap,es,
The propoiais mfr Se made il mritiag-
eopy
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FRESH ELOuR

~ Saptcribers ilefcby give notjce char they
are now eady 70 MAKE Sales nsFLOUR. ef
u y oNn manufacture, anG ara allo 9sS.oug
@ pa rc'.afe Wasat, Go@4, F9oar- 3a,rels. .sa
Shzprt.
o9eh IS nay want ftppIy of GE,a}. Eo1g:gy,
S5ab-Sfzf, and byag, eie informed har thss can
pc i9fnihed al cerSain peices during the year AID
.lat Tor rhc pTeiea1 quartet, ending The iea Il
March she Psiceswii'5 be for so lbs. Meal, IS ane,
%. a.d tor 5aios- Honliny, j.. Sd.
heY fereby ioiicit all thoie Indebted 10 tiscu,,
70 MAKE payment as fiji as Porible, as their i'tua
rloa s'a;s nct enable them to grans iach indel-
senee as hGrerolore.
They nave aili ca b4ad large aEortment Of
iRiSts Liz iff<6, which yhcyare auXioas te dif-
Pofe Of
THOMAS EUrHEREo Ord, s Co.
M. yGl. ia13.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
BURR MIL STONE
4NJIFACT

HE fubfcGbec fakes this mode of retern-
= Gg his tfank5 80 his former patrons, ahd
Informing the public in general. that he hes 10y
defrc of dis fricnd5} re-commenrsd rhe
MANUFACTURING of BURR Mill
STONES, ard hagmg fwnilhedhi mielf with
fuppiy IL the beG materials, and having had
fixteeu years exPsrjencein the bahbefs in BAL
timorc, Pcterfbaig. and Richmond, hopes to
be able to give "a faction to his employers
The tones he ~il Harrsn. to be IS good
as any IN the United states.
Any orders Iclt wifh Capi WILLIAM
'rvs5ck, Norto.k, Capt. WILL An
CH1mBeRs, Staupsoai Mr. WILLTAmHAY,
9Vythe County; o. Mr. RosEET MoeEsl
Pelarlbvrg, Gai DC duly attended TO, and
country produce received in payment at the
dictionary prices
~ rWO APPRENTICES will be ia
Ike G., tic above 5uGncls, and ihor; tilne re-
quised. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Piebm1ad, Tah. fof6 1903 IT,
n. y. For Caie, PLA{5IE2 ofPARIS,
ia aoae or ground, for the Improvement Of
Land. with di~cctions f9r the us gherof
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

40 the Wq,Giezfoa FsSeralG are especially
= infornca, that / aur cry owerc- by Mr.. wi
li4ra RiRd, to receive peymentof tlle balance due
20 him IN this CITY, and neg hnoerhood.
THOMAS TAYLOR
Vendue MATER
Rfebolosd. Feb. 26fbs 1898
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REVISED CODE.

'E~HE SufssR}Bsss TO the. REVISED
* CODE arsreipeefiuliy informed thattss
Book win be ready for delivery on the arf'
cSsAprI ncxt.
february I6sb 1909. 9,. 81 ai
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
ADAM cRAia, q I. a
RICHMOND Nails.

~ HE iubicliber he -eby informs the pubic,
thar ar '1Eagth. afyer raach trouble and ex-
yence. he has nearly completes ona of Tvs Mills
on the saR1ey Rigsr casai. III which there arc
-ysa pair of Rnst fones for manufacturing
WHEAT, ana two pairfof Cologne fones now
ready 70 grind CORN
rFliat the ineoagenistes which night arife from
dei4y and difsrence OF n.eaiures may be aYoi9sst
conn VIII be received only by YoiSht, alsy
pounds to tie baiel, ana f5fplg 81 iaIAL,aad
fiOh:fNY viii always. be kept ready 90 civ u
exchange, al The rate Of eighty i've ponpds Of
Meal, or ninety two pounds OF tsoui!nf, 70. ore
hundred pounds Of Corn.
Alsesst the l5is5of weigheby' eissa iog, aid eva
se-stsor in gri1Yaing is deducted, .e ,os on Me4l
Will De egtsy about one 5elth, and % tIomiaY ore
t~entiethi if viii. tberefore, be ipgeh TO The Ia
tegef ofthpfe y ho @eeP hoFies, 50 havS al tzeir
Corn ground
as thc iebfcribesis NOV providing Fan ana
Screen foe the purpoe OF cleaning the Corn efec-
tdsiiy before It is ground, and a, the Msa] win
DC made FROM tse bet Corn ouiy, and none bat
iueh as is niereaanta5ie wi BE received; nc Hopes
skat general iatisfa6tiou waFbe given.
THOMAS, RUTHERFORD,
AZ s, The dedufion FOR Sfcrea % ard Shrink
age on Corn, depoiifed TO be exchanged fer R4sal
an3 dohiny, wilt6e made as node ..ee asyof0le
9angaty :, 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
ADAM CRAIG, 6. c. n.
BURR MILL STONE.
MANUfACTORY

III inhS5iAef .stprns fncere tlianHss 70 hi,
ir'anea and the public gene rally, far he
Vefy gee9 spcofss enssg he received IN lbs tsse
or oaiineis iin9e his, commencement In Richmond
he has lately received large fupply of excsiieas
Hufr-Stoues AZ MS mandatory. and.dces not heh
s45e to fay, thar he vii ell 8nrf iii -5t5nes as
cheap as they we're ever fold in the United States;
BE- will T'arrsar them 70 b. of the hel quality, ara
give ample 'ecurity i reqaired) for their pccfcr-
uianee- ColHrrY produce vii be taken in pay
nlent, or lhort cresi. gwen ne has aInoft every
$3.50 MiliT5{oaes ready Tor delivery; aifo BLAS-
EN OF PARIS ground ard 10 the fore
CARSON HOLIDAY.
lifbmoaA Tda. 25tb, 1909. (tf)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
DER RlcaMoND. VIRGINIA.
70 THE PUBLIC.

Mn sentismen re!'ding III aates north
!, e7i thShave adfireiied lerters.to lis, 70 fend
fhses'i'le RfcoEdel ard reeueaed we would
aatl4s .i.y aerioa isP hllsdsapEia,er New York,
Y'''egE . st ce7iid itnd zheir ilocriptioh mo
~ = SI'Ss iLt'ls qsgoFtuil,,y OF Informing
a. 81, ~; : u'ag ~ 1sTis, PaPsr-nlaslcr, az
.,.,essI'','s' WI reelfEe' my INTERRUPTIONS
81 io' 90 * scoi.5tcr, arc iar Col s,ar,, prir-
= ~ - LfS@ ok etFiast. n NcW York.
NNHERE4As Lasret:.a .fl}5,9, has left my
'h'Ase and beard y ny 'ahlcnce, and. re-
iides II anafhcr mars family. ] fotewarrs AZ
Eefioes irom trallns ot-aAFaouring her on
any Count
THOMAS AFFORD.
Rfcbmooaa, Ai0rc6 8, 1852.