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I WISH TO RENT OUT,

= he POINT below Alexandria known by
l. the name OF JONES' P0lNT.l together
with the houlrs lately occupied by William Pa.
tcys01, adj,juing the hoase is garden with
number OF fruit trees, APsicots, Peaches, sc.
The tenant viii have tic advantage Of an
excellent fling Landing. The terms are { 50
per anuum, payable Gosre.ly; podefian given
Immediately. Application mua be by letter OF
othe5wilc 10 the iublcFiber living in Lcefba 2.
Stephen Cooke.
November 3. eo6e
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Atranorta Datlp aDnerttser.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

Extract Of a letter from az officer of rank
at Meav Orleans, to his correspondent IN
Boston, dated Sept. IS.
"The iummer has been uncommonly warm,
and this lealon one of the mott Gekly thas has
been ior many years. This arises from tie
grta, number of itrsneers who have come 10 THIS
country. 1t is worthy OF remark, that shc.e
has becnbut ore or two instances ofihe fever hav
ing a,tatksd pe:ions who Save red3eJ in the tity
us year.
81 have loa iome valuable folders, but not
b many as probably is exported. The whole
number Of deaths amoeg the troops Gnce my
arrival THE Erf of June iaGl does not exceed
Fly. This, con6derng the number who have
b,enfick, ard when compared withihe n,ortaily
amorg erangers ofa different del. riprion cannon
he thought Of very greas lois. G,eat it is,
however 10 Us, TO when the lives OF cur men
a,e prscious.''
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November 8.
TO LET.

A two cory FRAME HOUSE on King, be.
tween Pitt aud St. Afaph freets, in good iitu-
ston for retail fore ALSO, a one tory
HOUSE Cd ST. Afaph, between King and Prince
Rreets, and STORE on King, at the corner
OF Royal ffeet. Fer terms apply to
Adam Lynn.
Who has juf received,
A cafe Of GUNS, and a few pair Of
gilt farm pier LOOKING GLASSES. DRESS.
AeaG GLASSES. &c. Sc. sc.
Aug. "a. co
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ETtracs II q letter from Bassefsrre, Guad.
dated Scbtem6er. 90, 1864.

$50 Witness the agreemen subsist-
Ing between the French government and
the neutral powers, by which the latter are
bound not to give any assistance to the re-
'olters at Sit Domingo.
IAN American captain had Ike 10 have
made lsteiv asad experience Of his infrac-
ten otihe laws of neutrality- Two armed
Vessels had bsen 6tted oil, at New York
ior the island Of St. Domingo; they were
taken and brought in here, in consequence
OF arroclamation of our captain general,
Who is no friend 10 those called Haytians.
Appointed to plead in favor Of one of
NE captains OF these vessels, (the other b.
ing dead) and OF the crews OF both, have
sea at great trouble to save their lives,
eet / cannot hencefosth Aatter myself with
me same successin behalf of any other cap
'ans IN similar circumstances. The cap
,4'a plead for got clear, having had on
.0afd kis vessel 2 supercargo, who alone
.semed TO have the secret of the expedi.
NV. ~ andwho being also dead, bore alone
'i' Me weight ofthe guilt.
&. ihysuk0ow of any persons who have
.@sa Gu. vessels for the ports in possession
u VI Inc revolters in ST.. Domingo, employ
g. Your exertions in order to deter them
re'h y; as from the proclamation before
~su'i0asd, dated the 18th PrariaI last,
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t,EW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY,
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.

htthe Library King Street.
The life of General Warrington
Edition, III and 81 Vol.
Volney's View OF the Climate and Soil of the
United STATES,
The Mhteilancous Works OF Col. Humphrey
The Works Of DR.. D4ywin. Vol. Gait, Gilt
Rofoe's Life OF I.ofcnzo de Medic's, do. do
H,y's flihory OF the Wexford lniunectcn,
N'aa,ey On Strittates in tic Urethra,
A5crnethy' Surgical Oblervarlons,
ohnfon's ChemiNry, Vol.
Gregory oeconomy of Nature,
Skrinihiie's Chemical EGays,
Wrbfc''s Philofephy,
Rouaesu's Correspondence,
MObfervations on efcdon'S Notes on Virginia
edical Rcpof'ofy Nos. rs, and 20.
OIob-r 10 co
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NOTICE.

Intending to leave this place, on or
about tie aoh Dsecmbtr next, fequ-H all
thoie WHO have uufe5ted accounts, thsy have
en- due for t9slye N ntls, to ctme forward ana
f.ctlc the fasnt, IN or before the above time,
sod tIofe who have accounts aespN this place, will
piesie hriag them IN tor le:tlement. hereby
give notice 70 all who have ~oik IT The difer-
cot llops, that il their accounts re not regu-
.aIly paid at he end Of the year, they vail have
no more work done uctii they az d;taharged.
WILLIAM GORDON,
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Glcranorta Datlp Dberttser.
MONDAY, JuLY2.
n- Late from LISBON.

Captain Carew, of the, brig Neptune of
this port, in 80 DAYS from Lisbon, came up
from his vessel yesterday, and has oblig-
ingly furnished US with the following infor-
nation: ~
The American Consul at Lisbon, Mr..
Jarvis, had received letters from Mr.. Ii
vingston at Paris, announcing that Bona
parte had been proclaimed Emperor Of the
Gauls, that the French Minister had re-
celved official information Of that event,
in consequence of which Lisbon was illu,
minated, and lie Deum sung in all the
Churches, to attend which al the foreig!
Ministers and Consuls had been inyited.
and none refused except the English Con.
sui.
Areport had prevailed there few DAYS
said to have been brought by New En-
gland Captain, that Admiral Nelson was
dead but it had been contradicted.
Captain Carew spoke the brig Aurora
out ten days from Surnam, bound to New
York
Mr. DRAKE. From the various accounts re
spettIag thl. gentleman, in tie French and Eng.
lsh papers, we have been able to collect the fol (
lowing information: That, supposng Bonaparte
had sent body of men 10 arres, him, he left b..
varia or ehc hrA of April; bu. previous, to ,,lss
departure, his Electoral H,ghncss ordered d note
to be transmitted TO h'm, tie substance of which
was, thar he, the Eled9f, was then in possession
Of he os'gna letters relative to the conspiracy,
said 90 De written by Mr.. Dfake-that in con.
sequence h. c u,d hold 10 further communication
with him and that 10 pursuing this line of con.
dutt, he Eettor believed he would receive the
appreciation Of the British Klog. On the 4th
Aptil he arrived at Augburgb, and from thsnes
continued h journey. II was supposed he wouIa
60 to Hamburger, and embark from ,bcnce TO
England, Previous to his departure, he is sale
to have demanded an audience of the Elettor
Which,, however, was positively denied. I is
asserted that he requested passport to 60 10
Vienna, bot was refused by the Imperial Mi.
nistry. It is likewise reported, that Bonspart.
sen! PetsmPtcry dispatches 80 his diplomatic
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PRICES CURRENT.
LIVERPOOL, Nav I, 1904.
44-EER I.dN PRODUCE.

Cotton Carolina and Georgia---Sea Is
land fine, IS Sd Is 2s.5l; Good, IS ii
Is Is q IA; middling 2s 81 IA IS
81 l-2; stained and ordinary, ISL TO gid !;
naand bowed. 13d i-2 4 14Il-2; New
Orleans l4d to I'D; Tennessee I'D to sd
- his article still continues heavy and
Ffices rather give way, bur as they are now
mueh oelow war medium, no further de-
cine OF consequence is apprehended, our
.OPPhes oegin 10 be more abundant, parsi-
Saiarly IRON Georgia and Carolina.
"neas, American per 7olbs, Is Cd IS
:, Is Is 3D.; Flour superhpe per
Dol. 3ls 32s; hne 29s 4 sos. DuH but
not !lkesy 10 be lower.
Ashes Poi, 1st. per cwt. AIS 46s !;
eari ist. +ss Ass. Demand regular, and
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gent at Munich, to compel the Eleaof, by
threats, to arrest Mr.. Dsakc. From these state
ments nothing positive can be inferred, and until
ofhclal communications are received, the conduct
OF this gentleman must remain in mysterious un-
certainty. The following is the note of the
Minister of Bavaria mentioned above:
(Ofcial Note.
The undersigned, minister of state, ct his
most Serene Highness the Elcaor of Palatne OF
Bavaria, has received express orders from his
most Serene Electoral Highness, to transmit TO
his Excellsncy Mr.. Drake, the printed copy Of
letters here annexed, and 10 inform him, that
the originals Of those letters, written with Mr..
brakes own hand, are now before him.
/" HIS most Serene Electoral Highness is deep
ly afflicted that the very place OF his resld-nc-
should become the focus of correspondence so
foreign 90 The mission in !. Mich his EScellency
M. Drake has been placed--and he owes it to
his dignity, to his honor, and to the welfare OF
his people, to declare to his Excellency, that
from this moment, it will be impossible for him
to have any communication with Mr.. Drake, or
hcnceforth to receive him at his court.
/" Two of his most Serene Electoral High
hSss supJSStSt dCoSSy ihiptiIa'ea W ASA'' DtdASt
have been arrested at Munich, for having, at his
iaStigation, ventured uponsseps reprobated by
the laws OF nations. .
's The undersigned is ordered also to declare,
that his most Serene Electoral Highpeas knows
the noble and generous sentiments OF his Britain
mic Majesty, &,of the English nation, too we'll to
suppose that his conduit on this occasion, Can be
subjea 10 the least reproacb. He will hasten to
explain IL direct to his M4jcay, and to deposit
in his bosom The deep eg'et he feels in with
drawing his confidence from minister Who had
been seen TO reprefent hi. Majesty at this court.
The EIctior is faily Convinced fhat his Bri,annic
Males1y viii see in this measure, although very
painful TO himself, nothing but new proof or
ne very high opinion which he has of his Ma.
jesty's character, and of ths bsncyolenc. OF
which the Electoral house has received so many
proofs.
lSigned)
/" Baron de M0ntgeIas.
(" Munich, March 81 1907
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~ sAr u a ~ - -
So
sai y, 'liS r. 80 -,
uft' snsine' r. w. 10. 10. ~ - -
raiieh "a iase' Ou@ ios iiAely ~ g 1o"-
er.
Lar per Dbl. EOS Els to---A gooo Gear at
market and little demand: :,
Dear skins per ID. Is Cd to Is 6d-Good
skins in demand.
Indigo, Mississippi per ID SIS Cd to 8s--
None wanted.
p;e iron ner ton. 1905 70 1SOs-Scarce
hnt dnll.
PR Stavee white oak ner 1oooof 1900.
:. =, 81 t.Llla1g o, Hi A. O, Il
~ 8 ',s,.1hi'J y, q; Observation-Disclosures
--rei oeN 'isu - : ~ up. eJe''''"'-ss
a. iha'AS'' ''''i r iii'0 d''"t'S'os oA'y
oie,
TOBACCO, uu'y unPaiu iolA anu Ja'nes
River, per 10. 3 SD a Id. happahah-
noe 3 II. Georgia Id ; la. Caro-
lima 8 I'D 5, stoned Cd 81. Maryland
brown sd Cd; coloury s I'D I'D.
Kitefoot cd 1Od-going oHregularly. and
our stock being greatly reduced of late pri-
ces are rather looking up, SO that the quo
tatiops seem likely at least to be maintained
for some months.
prod,c- Admired from the United States free
- D,t,, -, Fx,o,tar;on n R,;r,G and Am4
Tj.,n o;os,
snoar arv Mnfco. pcr cwt.A.a ezs. Dsbs
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Prisoner submitted to the Court.
Ioftph Scott, Sqaoy1. There was meeting
ct Cedar ward called on the S,h of May lah
When | went in, but tew Of the members were
there, Gcon ai,er went Duane came in, he NOV
eli that We ihould proceed 20 buiinels | oppof-
Cd the motion becauic there was nothing Of muca
-oniequence TO DC trarlatted, ard j, could be
aoue in a mort time Duane and iou!c Others
wiihd!ew from tht roon--whtn | came ont, |
faw Duane It nding to my leit taking With Nj,
Herdcr{on. Iipokc 70 M. Hender5o., ana aRcd
him to 90 home with me-he (aid he Would i
Ma. Moore would go with Us we went in to
d0d Mr.. Moore, who was al the bar; We three
sh-n Game away t3gcther; as we were waking
up Pine itreet, the frt thing perceived was a
kic. in the back, and blow about The neck ;
was kaockcd down, and fell on my LETT ANGLE,
mich fprained il. Dean: came from che middle
# the ttrcet, and truck me IN the face, ard NUT
cred lomething about character if he had at
liked me before and like man, fhould not
nave complained even though he had fogged me,
bl h did it in manner tbat l Cannot call any
thing but cawardly.
VIM. Duane, S4vo,n. May it pleale the
Court, 70 far as Mr.. Scott has ttated concerning
sue ward meeting, is true but 70 far as COO.
Germs the attack, is talfe the man has taken
!ioesties with ms there are two opinions con.
ccrnine me, which aie ludicrous /; lone think me
an Irifhman fome an American Mr.. Scott
IS member of the ST. Patrick Society, and wrote
10 diaingu1ihed character (whofr name | will
not prophan. BY mentioning it with his.) concern.
log me; to pre- ndice me and fome thick am
an eaemy 10 the Irifh but | an attached to
thtm, and proud Of my attachment; am proud
of an Irifh heart, though am good American,
knew of what Mr.. Scott b d doae, and had ap.
p,ifed him that !hould prevent him. Oh she
night of the meeting he took aeps to affTons me,
then determined to chalfifc him, becauie he Is
debated and deg. aded-
Court. Mr.. Duane, we cannot suffer
such language here.
Duane. stand corrected. never kick
ed him, l never raised foot against him
but if ever again he
Court. Mr.. Duane, [interrubting him.
Duane. took him by the collar; says
I, YOU scoundrel what liberties have you
been taking with me? and | declare, the
first emotion | felt, afterhaving struck him
was regret that [ had SO DECEASED my
self.
Scott. On my oath he has asserted
Rs
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I 4 W G. Il S E..

The following case came before the May
or's Court this morning. a gentleman Of
the Bar, who was present, has favored Us
with a iefreport ofthe proceedings.
(PhiL GQa.)
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e. NOTICE.

ADINNER 1OJlJ 5e p1sp9fe1 for
the MlIStSa q the CoD~r q .iIsxo4ai1sa,
at the Spring Gardei., % "#da1|dw.i<
9TH OF July, TO wlslc/: tic eaLzs4s of
the town and 0aJact Z co.h4y are Il
Jpe9aIJ lnv!5ed.
July 2.
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MAYORS COURT.

Commonwealth Indictment far assuming
Nm. Duane. and BEATING Joseph Scott,
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$40 nIanst , Will net tbe Paraftte pastce
r'uFe ~, Of this world Bur in fober feri.
) BE- n e DO you not believe that your kiniulan
| 'as' when he proclaimed the feptiments bsfors
tPp', ,uppolel them grateful to your heart, and
GU. with the choicea feelings OF denocfa
'1',' Or 10 fate the intedogatory differently
~ a h. have fnppoftd, thar you, 10 far from
o4 40 concord;og fentigert, were ready II sour
tIu .ssoas pcr{on, 10 damn Dis theories, to prove
,o' ;ooorsns il his ichool OF politics, to be The
|s,,s]ea'. sgsin
S', yos. ma Lord, you who had taught in him,
~. youog id,a how 70 shaot,' had sFewn bin
lsborsteries Of federal mischief, IN the scde
y .,;nc;ple of successive re election 20 tie pre-
I.ncv3 You, vino had annaiy sed she subtie
who had seen It's dagger US property IN
s5,vo. aid who bad fufsued it.with aaebaflag
'l,rot from thar tire 10 The present. Could he
-. :. sappos-.,, ! ssy, tha; you M Lola, you'd
5. noon that principle - rivie and ess4b.lsh
.sr per.onal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and promotion
!, !, be remembered, tina, | have brought Into
- inquiry, the OPINIONS Of your son u law, bur
- ,5. poroose Of eyincing, that he four rlend,
~, kinsrnae. yous advocate in poinlcs. clsgnot.
!. le,efy. IS you bad done in 'sS, for rotation
{ me presidency we all have heard the same
- r,-ssaoed from the pessilential lungs Of eve
! democrat, unil you, mr. Lord became The
P,..drot Ii now is lost N the cannon's soai iof
l., louisiana juoilec Uader 10: coecf ST this
urs, you medestly prcseas yaufseti again TO- PIE
.arntid peweI--and in ali dutys aues yopI son
4 law ooseIye 70 you, aaa pray - as nc t9seser
hould do.
Ms Lord, have not as YET cuncl4ded my Ie.
,,,ks- You shall hear ffom me again as so'n ss
Iss.ye ieisrsy, upoa this same subject.
My Lasd, you, Lasishp's
Most OBJ and most humble s-ry't,
0SALUTAlIONS"
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lfs, honor and ieeurity, fofxhe lake OF itaiai'
fun, annually taken from thu pockets OF pc.
pula5ian of 40 lefs than fix millions Of people.
Oh (hame! Oh folly oh Inadaeis Where is
the W flem that I'll ind direct our councils
where the proud and lotty feafe of natural g'o-
rs, that thould an4nste them? where the man
The DID tough Bfitous Why, thrat into the
bottom OF a vegot5's puff, aud fmothercd
under pelfth drols, ,oy the glitter OF which the
eye OF gaping ignorance il. deceived, while The
voice o. nations honofis dfowtej "a rtle chick
oin.
letaay American, airy, no mater low mcan
in foa "a that he is nat deitlt1te 81 banah.ty
lay his hard np9p his heart ss.a TX hlmfetf what
fun hr would ull9uely fa,e fsom MS ffofe 10
reds cin his fel!aw cttlz us from iucf mi:tito as
now await theni . ,da, Fysn lei t;sn ado the
tif Mr., Gaitatin vii 4. ow i % be a iufs) and
conf lei whether IL wnud not be much better
70 have paid halt ths, futh as = tax TO prevcnt
its hspPiaing. But hen its hin net lay the
fiatterng u,ttsion u his foul shat the rxeepfe is
avoided. Far uniyfs our ieiiow citizens are left
TO wo X AT he gales 81 The batbalans. ar in
tic gardens of theft ,fetsgiioe, 4 thing Whsch we
fh on|d b-iopYts fWcar Wi ror happ@14 their
fanfom, executive Of ihe vrG., Wi amaupt IN
AL likelihood 70 one . two rt!.<ns o! dollars.
So much for Cur Pseiden.'. ec9aam9s III the
plural.
Tree is bat ore thing lef;---as oncc TO r,e
lomour captive .cilow cit;z rs ind at he iams
fine redeem the rational hsnor- Take car
rot,ing " Ge,s out OF rhe n d OF the Poyomse
eqa'p, and man them and more, and wi,l. a iquad
,son of gun ass yfop.rly arsnsd, lay every city
on that accaf COAT 10 afl,s, E5thng itis
hae|d fstisiy rue ,epdbiicap honof. lai5 alas,
we fear ali ar FrrfrnE prerepG ms to republican
honor wholly c 1fAs III ecsromies.
Il may however be worth the while OF Mr..
! Jrfedon to fcrd an humble anlbaGad3r to tire
barbarians. to remind them o. his good nainFt
in r. turning our caetiycs raniom fee 10 bid
theiii DO llkeWie, like good chriR isps as he and
they arc and ii they lhouJ rciufe tc do 70, 10
tell th.m hat" they arc no. the pstlsns he took
the n TO -
In enc EFFECT tie thing may be CO Gaered
by cur cabinet as tor innate. As ruipous charch
" IS fili 10 be good enough fos one tosn IN g
fable, a Mshomtdan Ssrsgo will be good
enough for paltry eAr,fian. fhsre they will
h We ample room fo- .eGeetioa o tered labj-tts,
and If ever they se,utu &C their native cauouy
they may ing over WI Ii ,hsp f2me happy i'm
provements in our religion ane mora 5, 10 turtlh
an embellilhm Mt 10 the next Pref entail Mel
iags 10 Coogfsis.
(GharlstSn Conr;er.}
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COURT CT COMMON PLEAS,
L0ndcn, fe6ruayy g,

NEWMAN V. WALTERS.
tbs vcy itnpoftan, cafe TINS Jay received the
teriG - Of thc court.
The plaintiA, Captain Newman, was pat.
fcnger on board the hip B4tfey, hourd for the
Wet indies in rhe month OF April, 1902 (; AID
by his exerrions. Brought her INFO port when &C.
(.fsed by he captiih. The cafe having come to
be tried before lord Alvatley, and fpeeial jpfy
OF merchants, al Guilh Had, in he fittings i'er
II telns, tbe jury found, that after On had
been deierted by the captaiu, the plainy,h had,
La the reeueft Of the psA ngets and crew, taken
en- hneii the management Of the vefei; and
that by his ikiI. iudultry and eYel e:e's, he bad
been conveyed faie into Ramfsste and on THU
finding, gave verdItt ios the plaintiff Ao0t.
aaraasess
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Liter from an Americaa gentleman IN tie
MeaiterraueQa, to his friend in Charles
tn~=Syracusf, Dec. I !, 1903.
Capt. Bainbridge was sent off Tripoli,
10 cruize for ashort time; and for that pur-
pose left Malta in the niddl9 of October
be remained several DAYS without meeting
with any success, until the S1st October,
when he gave chase to xebecque that
hosted r ripoline colours. The xebecque
ran so near the land that capt. B. gave up
the chase, anu was standing of shore un-
der easy sail, when the Philadelphia, when
he least expected It, run aground on bank
about 4 OF miles to the, east of Tripoli,
and found himself in - feet water forward
and Il aft. He endeavoared a long time,
tOno purpose, to get her Of; he threw
overheard his anchors, guns, and provi-
SONS, and, as lastresource, cut away his
Bremast. The gun-boats no sooner per-
raye6 his situation than they got under
hisstern & kept up a continual FIRE for four
hours, when captain B. perceiving that it
would be impossible to get the ship off,
hauled down his colours. They were In
'tantly made prisoners, and carried on
shore, aud lie, with his officers, were. con-
tHfd IN the house formerly occupied by the
american Consul; the windows opening
% the sea are closed up, and Capt. B. is not
Allowed to go on the terrace. The allow
ance OF provisions for the officers is eight
ounces of bread and little oil per day.
dow different was the treatment of those
PRISONERS we had in our power, every one
q whom was liberated; and they, to re-
ward our goodness, have written to their
l',ends at Tyipoll, that they were shame@
D1aiy abused. The rest of the crew Of the
laladelphia, are coupled by chain, and
Kept at hard labor. The whole number of
Ftsoaers amounts To 3o7 souls. The con-
M'unon will sail shortly for Tripoli, to en-
teasor TO mitigate in some measure the
situation of our unfortunate officers and
nSa' lswiA cost gogernmensan immense
@n % ransom them
( ne R1iEnaFf en- cts OF political enthuL
- ui2R the no; S 9! mink,nd, every month
@R ped If Us proof not les dep'orabls han
h S4.eTlus. Was, is that vice haweyer deteaa-
r ;, : nay he, h2w:veF cri.niual in the eye Of
i - aa4 odi,us to the heart ot man, wsich is
- oaas . r.eeiye tauliior. Since tho f 1t
KS Q; parry now in p,ver-; iincc me fri
,N'as AID aFek,ag Of rhes feathers. and fhsk.
nj : 'acf @iogs 70 take lll,r; A;shs from the
=. - !. 1lea tas reyo.ation eit arm padding,
~. !, nus daY, on saicl4 the geefe have reached
4 aSRs a ths "a gts's piNion, and looking down
i, m'shtY bifd. qeank end gaabIe in the
,,o ! &c hare heard nothing but the dali. mono
w." as g'Aher'ih ofps fnony. One of the WORT
Il Il ~, ts haatan Vi the very drcsspitude
i,r. ae.I' 'hs canker worm o! al vigtu ,rs
o. sni pa6le f:h6hility. has ang t,.z tie
z re SCI, Aystiee, assIics, aYsgise, IS
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The author Of the book from which these

The author of the book from which these
receipts are. extracted, asserts:-
:. 1hat from expetience it IS known, that
every grain Of the prepared feed poiuces tesen
or eight falks, and each of The talks p dues
ears OF more than f ty grains of CEN IN each =
fie alto lntolr ms, q that mofe than fz.y hsIks
have been cosnted 10 one lhooe lie CONT
nuess
-. Grain thus prepared ffar,s fooner than
when sown in the ufual ethods.
4. The birds are NOT 70 fond Of feeding
on it.
3 Il grows tf.iek srd large, bet orght to
be wn thinner than ufual. Gram Praduced
from, feed this pre- ared is rot { Liable te bisit:
to fnu,, or nniiew, as nnTrepared cora"