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RICHARDSON'S PATENr STILL.

AS been advertiled fpme time lince in the Argus.
with as accurate defcfiption Of it, as could be
gwen without plates and figures. 1t was accompanied
with Certificates from gentlemen who had Teen her
Wo1R. On further experiment. have no heftation in
fating to III, public, that by the operation of Jingle
hre' will diitll much pirt in the day. as four of
the common itilis. fine expencc of building dlille-
~ ON tins Pan together with the price of the patent
rghts eot more than half Of what is necehary for one
on the old PLAN The cap is made Of wood the boz
dy BY rveiing two fleets of copper together 70 as to
hold water Zach ftill has heater, 70 that by the
time the tl runs Off the liquor in heater is nearly
boiling Their communication is fuch that you NAV
Introduce the liquor from the heater into the il AZ
pieIture This fill has been at work during the Ian
winter and continues to be 70 this fummer from its
advantageous fitultion) at. WILLIAM M.CAuI's
MIL in Hanover county It il about four miles from
th; court houfe, the nearel leading from thence
to 0ehmond will feel rights for fi1ge diRillery.
Tor eount;es or larger difriAs any perfon derous
o. Purehaiing. Notes with approved fecurity will
be reesived Coufeious Of the many exiting prelude
ees againit all new patents, think proper to fubiea
my nteret in this patent right to the merit of the
STILLS. To fuch Perfons therefore as have or may
purehae lieenfe for uaug tefs fills, on failure Of aid
hs hold myfef bound to return all monies, notes, or
eiher property TO the purehsfers.
JOHN MCAUI.
N'ehmond' July 18th, 1904. [eWsw.l
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE OFFICE,
R1CHMoRD, YULr ed. tao4,

TIE very extraordinary FIRES tina, have .ater
place flnee the Inititution Of the Mutual Infur-
ance aganit fire goods and furniture in the Rae Of
Virginia, rendersi nccefary csIl quot, from each
member who was injured previous 10 the Esd Of Pc
bruary lait.--Ghc Board Of Directors therefore re-
olve, and it is hereby required, that each rerbe M
ured as aioreiaid fhall pay TO the Calre General OF
this company Ill Richmond On or before the fr1 dav oe
October next, one full quota, that IS to fy The fp j.
mount Of premiums expreGed in their reflective no
Ices
compliance with this reduilition will reirlste Tho
funds agreeable to the intention Of tire law and The
rules and regulations Of this company, and tbetl5v
enable them pay for oles in future--at,d where Z
g eonidered that many Of the members have been in
iured more than tx years for premiums which do rot
average more than per cent? the sdyantapes Of tIs
humane lntitutiOu viii no doubt be properly autrer
ated-Pun6' uality is expected, and when The mem.
bers OF this Company advert 20 the incorporation e
they will fee the neceiEty of triet compliance with
the above requif;iou It however plssGns 10 rea1
that we have iuccogred the dhreffss Of 70 MANY IF orr
fellow erea.urcs, who nigh, have been reduced 4,
poverty, and had they mot injured IN this Comm
they might not have injured at all While our own g.
pety has beet at the ame time injured for lef tl,t
half as much as it would have con had we nirr,l r4
where ithlandiug the MOI extrsordr1ry c,ss
thai were ever koown before III this State
BENZ AMIN DCVAJ., Prcii1ert " 7 T..
As each member has been furnilned Win Gov
of the Contribution Rules and reputation cf The Cor.
Pany by rc'erring to which, tey VIII Zee tie nec-o.
ration ats.
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FOR SALE,
On liberal terms, by the Sn6seri5ers,

On H6er0l ternJ, by TIE 'SH55cri5e15,
HE HOUSE and LOT near the River
Il Bank, at Prefent in tine occupancy of Mr. John
Taylor, and dtinguihed in the plan of the city bv the
number &, the property Of the ciatc Of Patrick
Wright, dec which, # dipoed If privately tefore
the irt day of September next viii ON that day, At
o'clock IN the afternoon. be fold the preriiies for
half ca ard the other half on c-edt of 90 dsvs
for an approved endoried rote-An rdifuutable ttle
will De made before the money is received.
PR0SSER y lhCNCURF
July ID. ems
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DIEwisIIr cocNIr.

DIHwIsIIr corNIr
Tie peoslt Of ITeien&-- Frec,r.. Il ro-yto:t q.
world would reOice ttir ensnepa,cn from :yta-.-
N.Y. cheers:
Ca: W,,rcn--Niay the ions Of Columbia il RI Ike
him to conquer die in the defence of their hb rty
D.. PGINcE-CEoRoE cavRr-sousr.
The eoeaitaon Of br Jah| Sials. Eternal infsiny
TO the who would iacrice IL u Individual aggran.
diiement.
o., SIR Slait,.--May they Judge u. by our con-
duel, not by the aiperGons of our foes
NORFOLK
Sa.Sa -ddasaj, ToJn HaneeHk and TeO.s 1zaXor.---
coniellat on of patriots who lighted US amdn ths
eonvuliion elements, TO liberty and hsPpines CT.
Tie Commerce efttt Uait:d St4te.-NIay her vefles
wafs our produce from Indus the Pole-nlay ler
nag triumph Ger the mainland may the d.tpor,nl
which would invade her neutrality, srelnbe before her
Malelty gun cheers.
Tb- Taeyiean Navy--Nfay the Ears OF their en-
fgn enghten the world, and their Atipss HURDLE ty-
rauny.
ALEXANDRIA,
TIE arts and jtierect oftbe EaP-May they find g
perpetual um in the free and independent regions
of the Wet
Pln'9ng, E,i2ia1s and EIdrror,t-.The Americana
who preferred virtue ard their country toBtA brides
and laufels.
PHILADELPHIA
agriculture and man fie71St, arts AID ier
se-I!Ie pedeta, the ihaft, and the Corinhan capi-
tai of our country
TIE republicans Of err eo.r,ry--tIay their condua
be coucet!on and conci!atioa, their motto union.
TIE lsgj'tr,e ct Sogt5 Caroina.-Nfay the genius Of
American liberty frown on them with indignation rn-
I'll they repeal their dangerous and infamous laye att.
TIE Aazarifar Eli,.--May they ever find citadel
Tor the protection and defence of virtue in the es Of
Citizen Ss,4fer-
TIE Gt'rgats Of Hc,tea--ie tie g.ezt yr5rk Of ei7;.
sa'i0a-Nlay we ttult more practice than preach
ing.
sd@4ption.-Thc mot important duty we owe to
poferity.
The governor Of rgirania his r;rtue, haze Giaeel
fundamentally his penetration protect him from yS
Pocrites
P9feriM IF 'ettsr rom g-qtis,roa in Nso-9art, TO
Bis t'1aad in Richmond, dated July IL.
This moment hear the report Of \, var der TEa-
milton and Aaron Burr having fought 'uel i'll uLich
the former was fhOt through the breast and cannot
live hour
ANOTHER roSTyc7IPT.
The whole town is is in diltrefs-It is bat tootsts
This days paper concludes the publication
OF the laws of the laft SeiIion of Congrefs.
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co MMUNLCArtoM

The Ofage Indian Chiefs ere now in WaCbino.
ton. They. were induced by Capt. lewis to
whit the Prelldent, whom they term their oeVsT
FATHER. They inhsbit the bank. OF he Ofage
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PETrRssrRe, VIM

J05H PegrSgoVsrao, Of Tjye7ia---like the fate he
rsPre'entswho early Jaw the prcjudices and errors
OF nations, and who uniformly advocated the rights of
man, nPoh the found principles Of reafon and truth
-, T6s 7sr7oI, Of FrAaeb H5elfy-Tt has paifcd away
ike fiery meteor but it has left fpar. ,b;- ~,
yet eopIome The tYIants q the ear,h.
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II, and fifteen hundred from the City Of Walh-
ington. The writer of this communication has
received letter from friend, giving the follow
ing deicnption OF thefe chiefs. Their drefs
ihows, that their approaches towards civiiizati-
ON are very limited: they wear iimply a flap to
conceal the emblerls OF their fex, and belt
around the body, or,amented with feathers, the
tuiks of hogs, bones &c. Their ftature is from
| fix feet, to tx feet three inches. They have
two boys with them, who promle to rival the
men in fze. Their complexion is light, and
their countenances are indicative Of lefs ferocity
and more intelligence than the writer of the let
;er has obierved in any People: He very JULY,
(if he has deicribed them accurately, of which
no doubt can exil) remarks, that Button can
produce no fat Engliihman or meagre French
man hyperion to thefc people.
1t IS now certain that Capt. Lewis has rcmov-
ed all obftacles to his Journey and is proceed
ing, with twenty one native Americans, who are
prepared to meet the difficulties and dangers
they NUT inevitably encounter. IT'S cfential
to the fuccefs of this enterprise, that degree OF
enthuiiafn thould BE kept alive in this little band
of adventurers ; and furely no man is better
qualified to infpire this ardor than Capt. Lewis
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= RanR.


ToAsrs which are drank At National F.c
tival, may perhaps be regarded as good ref, Of
the prevailing politics OF free country, Al
though the following feeEtion has not been
made wi;h this view alone, il will be found TO
lliuitrate not only the general fprit of the coun-
try, bat iome Of the current fentiments Of GER
tain dftiiions Of the Union.--
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g pUBLIc MorrcG IS HERERr 800

NJ PUBLIC NOTICE rs EEREBT GIrEM,
HAT tire PRECEDENT and Common CounrT
of the City Of Richmond, will at their pezt
monthly meeting, be held on the third AIonG7 n
Auguit next, proceed to appoint ore fit and r-ere-
perion TO ACT as CAPTAIN Of the NIGHT WATCH
within the aid City, for the term Of ore year It
which time all candidates for the fa3 apportu.nt ar.
requefed to attend.
ANDREW STEVENSON, OK. c. Il.
july lo' ep Inn
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This days paper concludes the publication
OF the laws of the laft selion of Con grefs.
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PYRRHO.


The Editor has received the following infor-
mation from MIR. Tunfa, the Patentee of the
new Tbreihing Machine. An accurate iudge
who has fcen the machine at MIR. william MAJ
o's iaw-nill, near Richmond, executed upon this
model, may probably render fervice by COM
municating the refut of his observations to the
public.
Z" The parts Of the machinery appear to be
very hnpIe, yet very comprehensive for the pur-
poles Aligned them. In place of whiri with
extended arms, or large round cylinder. as we
nave had fometines in uie, IN enneaeon, (having
nine i1des) or fold body, which is only two feet
diameter, and has nine projecting parts, each
one inch tquare, to be covered with fleet iron.
is employed. This revolves incredibly fat, and
being comparatively finall, fpins round as ealilv
as Tee Totum. 1t is evident that this bodv
mutt give greater number of ftrokes than anv
machine now in uie, as the number Of beaters Is
10 much increaied, and it is evidently much ca
her to the moving power, as there is no re-,cfi
on nothing that jerks back upon the geer or
hories: TO d'minifh which! E!aHy 81 lli machines
are reduced to two or three beaters. and have
the perncious effect of threfhing lefs clean. and
breaking of many heads by an incresfed violent
itroke. This new machine appears to work
boy continual rubbing upon a CRADLE or threfh-
ing hoor, which is contrived to pats the grain
away as foon as it is opeaed out, & it is made TO
move, 70 that it can be adiuited to threh all
kinds of feeds +: and it NUT threfh them per
fectly clean, for it holds the fInallef heads as
cioie as you with to the revolving part this an
pears quite new thing in this kind of machine
ry. Four fheaves of wheat may pats in one mi
mute OF time; it carries the ftraw comfortable
diitance, and drops the grains through on a clean
ioor. The velocity with which il moves is i'm
menfe. 1t may be proved by a calculation &C.
curate and plain, that one or two horfes, when
travelling at the rate of two and an half miles per
hour, would caufe 5000 ftrokes or rubs per mi
mute. When the machinery is equipoifed, fitted
as work ihould be done, very fnali power gives
1t motion and if bundle of Gtraw is r5re,d
very thin on wide furface, in a very fnall fpace
OF time, which may be done conveniently, Il an
pears clear that the Grcngth of horfe NAV be
quite tuhicent to thrsfh so bufhels in 6 hours.
if the itrokes are too few, the wheat is unthreCh-
ed, and requires feveral horfes, and they lhould
be driven too fat. When a machine ia Font II
is by negligence in feeding it. 4 machine NAV
be altered or built for from so to an 100 dollars.
patent fee of rs or so dollars is Che inventor
claim" .
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ANOTHER pns7sc7IrT.
The whole town is is in dltrefs-It i, bat toot-t.
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From tie UsIrED srArEs' GAZETTE

1t appears that Gen. Armstrong is OF,
the eve oftaking his departure, with an
outfit Of nine thousand dollars in his
pocket. to present the homage of high
respect and that Of Mr.. Jefferson to the
Emptror efthe GGnls. II seems to be q
part OF the present system Of economics
to divide the honours and profits of To-
reign missions as much as possible a.
mongthose whohaye distinguished them.
selves IN the ranks Of democracy. When-
eyer,it shall have been settled by the GO
vernrnent what length ofresiaence at- a
foreign court is sufficient to entitle min.
lister to his outfit equal to one years sa.
larry, We shall probably know the exact
term for which any one Of our democra.
tic ambassadors will coutinue ia Office.
It Is now fittls more than 4 year aimee
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From the CHARLEsroN COURIER.

49,
What is the use Of endeavouring By
writing and reasoning to .hew a people
The dangers Of democracy, when such in
eonrrovertable, apraetable proofs Of it's
effects stare them in the face. 1t is as
ridiculous to reason with such people, As
20 preach sermon against the dangersof
highway robbery to eroud looking at
the execution Of a thief" : So said a
friend to the Editor Of this paper last e
vening; and it would be true, If men
were exeusable for relaxing their efforts
I in good cause, and paltering with their
duty, because they had been hitherteSn-
: SUCCESSFUL. In evacuating post, or
making retreat, the honour and the dan
ger belonging TO the van, who must make
"A 6rm stand, be the superiority Of the
enemy's numbers ever so great, in order
to cover the main body ofthe army. and
secure them retreat for future and
more fortunate day. This situation tho
full of peril, and for the time, seeming
IL hopeless. is infinitely superior to that
ofthose who, though in he fiji tide Of
successfn warfare, are stillmarching on
IN the road of ruin and dishonour. .
No doubt the feelings of our friend
were right. We had been talking of the
state to which unfortunate, miserable,
degraded France has brought herselfby
listening to the damned tale of dema-
~gogues and their, pretended democracy.
. II is bur for France TO IpiHhcrselfto be
: free, and she must be free = this was
the word OF as honest Sawnsycalls it, the
bfa1oing horne i7ei, 3, and S. France
did tUiIf hrrseifto be free, and she strut.
ted with the insofcnt air of barn theatre
buskined hero into heavy fetters. Kipe
IA repE6Eqae was the blowing horn Of
France for the same period To day il
Sroans under, the most CALLING yoke and
affecting tyranny that ever wrnng the
heart ofman. i" Down with the tyrant, =
was the word in I792. . Fall down,
PROSTATE yourselves, and worship the
Corsiean,n isthe word IN With
bloodshed, and the slaughter ofthou.
sandsthe Bastile was pulled down, to libe.
( rate the prisoners Of that despot, (asthey
called him) Louis the XVI. But when
pulled down i was found, 70 be aImos,
empty. The heart of Louis bled for the
!. slightes. sniferings of the people and
that people butchered him in return. The
prisons Of France are now filed with It's
people at the win Of the Corsican and
the best Gifts men privately murdered in
their dungeons: Yet not bar, or bolt
or hinge is wrenehed, and the gloomy
tyrant lives encompassed with mercen,
airy soldiers hating and fearing the peo,
pie. because he has injured them past re.
NEEDY; hating those who have raised him
to empire, fearing those who have no,
the courage to hiring him 10 justice. 4,
!. very day that passes brings 10 light some
y deed Of snormity transcending in gull,
all that went before Il. All this. j.
sesn, all this is known TO be the effect d
democralic influence. Ystallehis weigh.
. 4 e. Z - = 4
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difficult and dangerous embarrassment,
preserving her IN peace and prosperity,
while other nations were desolated with
war and destroyed by rebellion !; after.
having exi ed our national character by
wise cou,e Of discretion supported BY
vigorous preparations for defence after
having horne without murmuring, the
whole labour and expense ofthese extra.
ordinary exertions. What was the Re.
suit I? Who enjoyed the fruits oftheir IA:
bourl To whom Is the confidence Of tho
government given, and the care Of our
titizsns and property, committed! To
a band Of adventurcrs, declaring them-
selvet fhe orgatas Of the public IUiH too
sile be tolerated in any regular govern
jnt.it s too proaigats 70 rest easy under.
he restraints Of any law. They there
fore, pour in upon ourdevotedland, where
there are no separating lines betweenthe
native and the foreigner, the good and
the bad, the wise man and the fool; but
where he who most exeites and misleads
the passions Of the people, who most
Ratters their weakness and imposes upoa
their credulity, is, the fairest candidate
for their favour. Our political commont,
Wlsneot fence or ineiosnre, oner 2 gloN-
gus tnea.re lot tne exnlolt,on OF the q.
len!s 2. tnese poht'cai J9gsiers' VINO ~
the plainest things. ~. II Il
now stuPia IS tnat american lshll VINO eaf
DC mace % oeiieve, mat q stranger, ofthf
last years importation, having neitnq
ProPerty nor cnarae.er among us, - g
ally more concerned '' TOT .ns hoerty amp
prosperity OIL our country, .nan tne Off
es' e,'izen aho weH-trleo parrot, wip
mas tue preservation o. ms properly, tle
aaPP.ness 81 n'mselI ana ms family, ana
indeed. VINO mas every eaFthiy blessing,
every commanding Consideration TO bird
MN g 90 our son, ana 70 interest him N
our weIare' ne real oenefactcrs OF
our country are stripped OF every thing !
Q, once, Has., honour, and emolument,
"nlle lott Iloartune,nunting foreigners and ad-
yensurons migrants iatten on our tat and
ueV'it tne ai ila %. en- inc direction OF
the great festival OF our Independence u
assumed oy men VINO were "a, very tar
rom rom US IN nose Gays OF dlihculty and
oiooay swea. oY'Wnieh It was obtained.
Inc men VINO atcnieyed TINS great day,
oy seiferings ana sacf1hces, hardly. ere
diote, are no" thrown by as worthless
lumber and poisonous weeds they are
approached, lnsaited and s.igmatized as
Tories Traitors and PlunderAsa ord
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Fren. she Rse,srra.

. 1T seldom happens that the wise, the
virtnous and the wealthy part of the COM
munity are placed in q situation so de.
graded and trying as thar which those
classes Of citizens in the United States
are now obliged to sustain. After hav.
my carried OUT country through the most
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J IWnors No azs. j.

<e,..s !. /. ~ a Is s. e
MT. LIvingston vas sent 70 France With
az ouths g. nme thousand dollars, and :
salary Of llnsl thousand more I; making
eighteen snopsand dollars which re. the
peopfe pay folI one years embassy. AZ
ne can hersaifr get no more than ninG
tnonsandS COY !, should be remain, he
hnds ~ himsfif no anti-rePuhlicsn ten.
denotes sIone enough @ continue him
there, ana .sl accordingly, about TO re;
turn ana ehe same jig, 70 the tune Of
eighteen Thousand dollars 2 year, i 10
oe played over tor Gen. Armstrong.
Our Hers must well remember, that
under tug administrations OF Washing.
ton 're ana Adams, no one. item ct public
expendituie cas 50 much or SO success
tui: z slan ~. AgAinss, by MIR. JeEer.
son ana ms parasites, as that attending
OUT Foreign intercourse. II was rePeat-
ga over and over again, IN one nlonota.
nous yen, that the 'alaries otour toreign
AMBASSADORS 2 were sxorbitaut and IN
iaet, that the money whiehwas paid them
was worse than thrown away Tor that
the less connection we had with the des-
Potie governments OF Europe the better.
observe now, gentle reader the gestieit
81 Iars under those administrations
was thls Q man OF talents and integrity
wasapPolnted reside at foreign court /;
his once was considered As permanent
thing, and his salary setled At nine thou
sand dollars q wear. Such was the syx.
TEN OF things in the DAYS Of extravaganza
and Profusion, when Washington, +" that
isgaEser eteerrnptiea," and his success
sor, MIR. Adams, managed our, public
concerns. Under the present reign Of
economics new order of things has OBJ
tanned. Not that our present rulers
have more eupidity than the federalists |;
but they have twice as many ecoi'sMies /:
and ~ sendingout an annual ambassador
contriye to get Tor each twice as much
money. go
a ~ II NJ
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DAVID HUNTER, c. ;. {.
FOR SALE.

n TRACT ofLAAD containing GAS
n acres, in the county Of Berkeley,
shout miles from Martinsburg, where's
on Thomas Tuckefmann owliyes about
rs acres are cleared and under GOOD
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This farm is strong limestone land, lies
very level, and Is very productive
There are on the premises snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchen built Of
hewed logs, with good stone chimney |;
. stone milk house two stories high with
good Joint single cover well painted,
By the side Of Well Of excellent water
with . pump in il, . good Barn with .
Granery, corn Cribs, Stables, &c. under
the sameroof; there l. also an Orchard
Of excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries,
Piumbs and Damsons. The land win be
shewn by Mr.. William Pendleton, adj
joining the premises, and the terms
knownby applying at Bath-to
+. NICHOLAS ORRICK.
APrit6, 1904. It'll
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no TsPuR,

|SyT1ILL ssand Il my stable the ensuing
Wv Season 10 cover mares at four dol
lars the season, The money TO be paid on
the 18th Of October next seven dollars
% insure colt, the money to be paid
when the mare i known 10 be with ioal,
and one dollar and an half the single CO.
yer, the money paid down. Good clo-
yer pasture win BE furnished for mares
that come from distant places, at IS cents
per week, but win not be responsible
for aceidsnts or escapes. 5.srz7 = =
Hotspur II 6ns bay. with 4 black
STRIPE from his name tohis tail, sixteen
and an half hands high. with bone in
proportion, four years old the i9th
day ofthis month. He was not by III.
Esopus ball, purchased for, between Eve
and sin hundred dollars. IN Maryland, by
Mr.. James Foreman-his dam was
purchased By me, for two hundred dol
lars of James Moore, who told me, she
was got by Hotspur, imported BY Col.
Clarke in Pennsylvania, and was mix.
ture Of the Hunter and Dray breeds. No
horses are more useful to the inhabitants
of this valley, than those who combinc
strength and activity together.
w. PENDLETON.
April 8, 1904 lt.E1
n. B. The season has commented,
and win continue ill The last Of June. ,
4 w. r.
4 j ~ 4 ae = szE3E5
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Farmers and MercAalfs, Take Notice,
THAT the subscriber has got Ia
- bler's MILL on Opequan, (be-
tween three and four miles from Mar
tinsburg) in complete order for the re.
ception and manufacture Of Grain; and
thar for every hundred bushels Of clean
understandable Wheat, weighing 60 pound
per bushel, brought 10 said Mill, he win
deliver - barrels Of Superfne Flour, and
win Be responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United States. sz =
He win give the highest price in Cash,
for Wheat, Rye and Corn.
LEONARD CROW.
December so, 1904. 6m.