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Private Correspondence.

There is this day very confident ex-
pectation that Peace will be speedily res
tored. Mr.. Pitton being informed of Bo-
napartes, pacific disposition, expressed his
readiness to attt,->l to any overtures made
through direct and proper channel. AS
Mr, Livingston is known to have had In
directions to sound our government on a
point winch must be So interesting to the
n W Empire, il is considered that direct
overtcr-s will Immediately be made; aud
peace is looked for in consequence even
though there should be change III adni-
nistration.
June IS.
A Russian gentleman arrived in sown on
Saturday from Petersburg, via France, and
Immediately waited on Count Worenzo,
the Imperial Ambassador. He is reported
20 have been the bearer Of important dis
patches from the Emperor, his master, re-
iative 20 the recent proceedings OF the
French government. Upon this subject,
we under the remonstrances OF the imper'-
al Alexander to Bopaparte, are OF the most
spirited description. Napoleon deems 1t
insolent and presumptdous, and private
letter from Holland says, that Ialleyrand's
private secretary has written to friend at
Amsterdam, informing him {" that terri
bic answer is preparing to the naughty re-
monstrance of Russia" 1t was lndeedre-
ported here yesterday, that war against that
nower had been declared by France, but
we are well assured, that no such intelll-
osnce has been received either by our go
vernmcnt OF the Russian Ambassadors
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Lands for Sale or Rent.
Avg. &c.

I ~iil either fell or rent NY TWO FARMS
IN the neighboer,looi Of F.eIe:i. kfburg known
by tae nsny.s CT Cbatba,r add C41r&e, 3'be 6re
continuing about eleven hundred acrs., on vhich
tiiere is q good MERCHANT MILL and an
excelIeas FISHERY. The other fuppdled to be
abou' four hundred acres, orc hundred OF ~hica
are new in corn, and in good order for Towing
wheat. They are both in . high iFatc of cult.
vasion. In either cvent, viii dfpolc o! part
of the Negroes, Stock, and Hodfshod Fumi.
tuge.
Letter, dreaed to re in Alexandra, poi
paid, will be duly attended t..
Wliam Fit1Aagh.
Argua To- law ~
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Notice to Creditors.

WE have poHponcd exhibiting a as,.nnent OF
ous Affairs ehlii Advice from Fntopc ersbiea us
to ascen4n our ncat fuhjra II that aaagser, tr@m
Epr a,es OF tobaccot &.
Lettels lately received par il in orr power 10
fabn1it correct Rac-mr9t, which is preparing.
ana Which, unt1 now, wcaid t,asc been merely
Ptnolctnancai. and therefore has been deltyed.
Alex. IIcnderton ard Co.
Anc m 3
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Mtraaorta DAILY aobsrtt8sr.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10.
mr.. Snozpden,

/ IcNINll me, through the medium OF ronr
paper. &c express Oh behalf Of the citizens Of
Alexandria, the grateful f=nfc we entertain OF
the ieFvc"s rendered this town by he Sup:fin.
tsad5ht OF Pore: the vigilance, judgment aid
atlsvity whrn rhat eff e has ipvarllb;y .ifplay-
e! ~ the ex"cntion Of his hefcaleIn taik, erti,e
MIN 70 the gfatsruie and srpiiufc Of every vel
w;Iaeftp the !owo ~~bpg slthcuE., 9uh has t,cen
done, mHch remains far hn Giii 10 do. H.v
u2 ltrlti'r and .,Dpsc,!dl.y noted ar.i rcrnnvcd
e'alT noiianee:, whica rx:.tcd On The properly Of
pf.vale individuals, we ,,ai ae y n ntxt 10 ity
rl'c attention of-<.annci to sh2E@ otk-r uoi(uces
OF g'>aJer magnitude whiyh have lohp ex;tt.d On
the property Of TIE pu'.itc. Arg e tileic TIE.
rnhic G0tks Rand coG(f icuYoAy diA n2uiMed
r4leY are HE Eeceptac'.s OF every ir,-t,sty AMI
cttcn in Rate OF pesitG Irrigation. Some al
the mott ssfpstab'e g-ntien,en Of the facul,y
Rave airsady wafled Us OF The dtngeraus codf.
qaences winch will pohsb!Y rciult sson hof. pei.
si'eniial ,s{efvoFts, the lower ED Of Cam ron
and O -en it.eets-whila thcf. rein ,in ,he towh
IS out Aolf c!eanled, ans We It'd look 10 ,he COW
ttf'u2ed au' hortles for the Performance Of a moR
na.efi4a past Of their du,irs.
u CITIZEN.
Tie 'iton Centincl, IN Announcing ,h- con-
tents OF Paris papers to he 81 II Of faar, ID
i1rves: s. We learn, HAT He npci31meo, of
IA rcaa, anc others is no n ,s- thsn baaihDcnf
10 their eRates, of wa'c' thcY have tn. iib.rty.
Mosesu, i, appealed, continAfd ;he idol of che
people The appearances OF ipeedy Central
Eurrpcan Nar were not 20 gees, az a. an earlier
i 4 aS~. 4.
fad 20 be merely paradss of d'fupIne and review;
and ,houeh the Emperor of RuiGa had lart,.nted
tile mn dar Of the D Ike d'En3hein, he did no.
appear d Circus oil making II The cauf of war
with France"
From, Knoxville, (Tennessee,) yuy II.
his forenoon the iegih4tufe OF ms tate, by
the aaauimazs vote of both branches, pafca the
act. rauiyiug the amendment propofed to the con.
ltiutlon OF the United Stascs.
A ,es;er from ST. Louis, dated the a5A June,
Gays, I" The lalt accounts from Capt. I.-xis, in.
form u, that he had progretItd on his route
through the Indian Nations as miles from this
place, and that they we're all wcIi''
London Price IF Stosh, Juzt H.
: per CT. Co.'s fef Cent. Red 55t 4
Account ditto Onnium, 3 3 ~.
Extract ia letter from a gentleman at Fart
Wilkinson, to his friend in augusta,
(Geo dated the 18Th inst.
+" We have lssely received fome intelligence
from the commiiIioners appointed TO treat with
he Ceetks ; by this we learn that they did no.
meet until the 28rh ut. and tha; al yceit exer.
ons, 70 obtain the reiduc of the land between the
Ocoaee and Oskmu'gee rivers have proved incf.
ct.nai, add they bsve Adjourned wishou: & ing
any buGoefs. They are TO convene again OIL
the a7th inst. at Tuckabatchec /"
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n -. n o1C
agajnR Fire on buildings ofthe Sac
Of K1gin5d, held BY adjournment at
The Cap'tsI on The sgt Of July, 1904,
A NOTION was msde and fccontcl to
appoint Chairman and on the qaef on psins
pnt, Major Hugh Homes was ananimougy eleft.
ed /; ana Lewis Nj. Rivasin, Secretary PRO
TEX.
committee was aPpoiatsl yeRerday TO exa.
nine the usnf4taions OK the irciey on their re.
psrF,
The following refolution was p,irnted By
Mr.. Taze0cl, ard Adopted VIZ.
Rrj1ivee, Thar the demand OF a further QUO.
IA from thc Members Of ghis n0itut9n al pretent
isuanetsfary tinte he funds OF toe Society at
this tire are abundsndy fifteen tor she iatis.
fiction Of any claims againit 1hem known at PIE.
iant, or cnidercd as !;kety TO occur fpeedily.
On mtion by tie fame gentleman, The faI-
Io@ing Two rttoluliohs wee adopted, 10 Wit
RtJoIz6G, That to: PreGdenv and Directors of
tits nti,urion be directed to refund 70 hi. p.r.
tonS rcfpe ttiyely, who have already pail III the
quota lat called for, the lcvera fums which thew
may have thug paid N Ard that fad P,etitesc
and DireGters DC further directed, forthwith to
notify by publication in loms ne~fpspef pint
cd in R.chm5nd u the ether members Of tbs To-
cicty, taat f,id quota is not nov r.quiEed of
then.
R<l5lye1, 1,ha; the prcfjert ard director. Of
this .tieiy be directed immediately to pay out
OF airy tuads belonging TO t5e fJc'ssy n3w on
hand, ii! the claims props y eRabH(hed as fair
dsmands sga7a then; mi fhould it be nec.GA.,
~; that they Cell sny Of the ftocx belonging TO
this foci-ty which nay be feqah;e for this our
pofe, tol the betf pricc that can &c obtained for
the fame.
On molten of Mr.. E imua IA dopb;
Rtlaie>G, Tia committee Il fix members be
pp,!nci, WHSLE dury It lhall be to r1vie the con,
ditu ion, laws ami regulations of the Mntual
Aalrdnre S>ciety, and 10 tefoft to the next an.
naal meeting.
tolsncdi
HUGH HOLMES. c5efrmau.
LEWIS NJ. RlyALtIN Scr tuy.
a true cH.rsct tcm The proceedings of the hid~
meeting.
W. +. Asst,
Priocipa, Agrnt NJ s.
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE,
1000 lbs. excellent Rhode lland
G. Fl + T. G +
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Argua 70.

Alta General Meeting ct the Mem.
bsrs Of the Mutual 4tOurance Sceiey
a5alnR Fire on buildings Of Sac
Of Trgln50, held BY ad1ournmens at
HE CapstsI on The sgt Of July, 1904,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
PUBLIC SALE.

To Be-. sid al badse oerdae on Tuesday
!. ~the Ian instant, March j atthe hanse
efths late Natthe,u King, adisin;ag
: Mr.. Aron Faris', the bersond proPeS-
ty. If Mr.. Kirg, eeasisiiag Of ~
HORSES, Cows, Sheep and Hogs,
II Farming Utensils, 4 Wagon and
Geers, a Loomand- lacking, Beds and
Bedding, Tables and Chairs, Stove
with sundry other articles not necessary
to be enumerated Nine mouths credit
win be given for all Sums above two dol
lars, the purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security. Aiso, Wheat and Rye
in the ground. The sale 70 begin AZ 10
o'clock, where attendance will be given
BY ~ :. = .-s.s' = 8 i,.
=. ELIZABETHzKING, .Ad,nx.
:, : -. JAMES WRIGHfpAasa
March 9, 1904 : s@ ,ss /.
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TO BE LET

That eligible Stand ~ q Tpern,
CITUATE in the Main Street, Mar.
- tinsburg, which has for great num-
Der Of years been occupied rs such, by
David Wolganot, dec. and his Widow,
and now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Jarvis
Jetries.-T This property consists OF a
rommodious Dwelling House two stories
high, q Well OF excellent water at the
door, good and convenient Kitchen,
Stable, Granary, Sheds, good Garden,
&c. Aiso 70 lee, the House next il on
the same lot, two stories high, with 4
good cellar under il aud good Garden,
conveniently situated, and wen adapted
for store or private family. Y
JACOB p HARRIS, Gncsdgaat 81 ths
ChiiSrn .f .sasaanah VsixaMsi, DC.
Mssekss 1904.
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Dry.G,.:o'ods and
: ;5s: Groceries, :

The particulars Of which are too iiume-
,rous to mention, all Of which lie is now
selling at the most reduced prices that
goods can be sold for in this part of the
country. He solicits all his friends and
old customers to the co.partnership of
p. 3NadenboaSch, s. Co. not to pass by
him, for he assures them, and the public
In general, thar every step shall be taken
to give them satisfaction IN trade.-The
subscriber also begs leave to return his
unfrigned thanks to all those who have
contributed to his support, while doing
business for the co-partnership OF r. Ma.
dendonseh, g Co. and hopes, thathasing
now commencedbusiness on his own ac-
count, heswill not be deserted by them,
so long as he shall merit their custom.
N. b. Allaccounts due to the con-
Germ of p. Nadenbousch, g Co. are paya.
bic to the subscriber, as a DISSOLUTION has
taken place, he therefore aatters himself
that all those who are in any wise in
debted, will come forward and discharge
their respective accounts Immediately,
it is his wish that the reasonableness of
this request win be attended to, a. no
longer indulgence can be given. ::
> s. !. .-1$ rs msual, -: :, :.
The highest price sgiven in Cash for
Merchantable WRrAT, RrE, CoRx,
OARS, or FLAx.SKED,
: By the PrbEck's ebediens ssS &
- - - n.s1rIng "nrNyucyYcS.rr
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Bsrkeiey County, -. K
February Court, 1904
Jacob Davis, Complainant,
AGAINST a. p
Thomas Embley, son and heir At law Of
Thomas Embley, deed.
III cHANcER7.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Counsel, and il appearing 10 the Court
that the Defendant IS NOT an inhahitant of
this Commonwealth, Il Is ordered thar
the Defendant do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday IN May
next. TO answer the Compliments bin,
and that ! copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeifer-
son Intelli6sncer and continued Tor two
moushs sslccess;ysly, and also be posted
up for two mouths succsaslyey IL The
door ofthe Court House q this County.
a Copy.
Attest, ~
DAVID HUNTER. : ). {.
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ken to supply their wants and at The same
time it has been intimated TO them thar
they connot be permitted 70 land in this
Province. : 5ss r z; : IS 81 u 5
A letter from An American gentleman
now in London to his friend in Boston,
dated November "a, says, The vari-
Gus channels through which YOU receive
the psairirs Of Europe, render iit unneces-
-sary to detail much on this subject. On
the war between France and England, I
would observe, generally, that it has led
both nations into measures and preparati.
ons Of immense expense, which threaten
. more important enterprise than has
alarmed Europe for centuries. Bona.
Parte, by raising and .discipiining ma.
merous army, BY building 4 vast number
Of gun-boats, and making extensive ar
engagements, on the coast Of France and
Holland, has impressed belief of 4 seri.
Gus intention to make descent on En-
gland. Such effect have these measures
produced, that the people of France. ap-
peared to me when lately there to have
the fullest confidence that the attempt
would be made, and the army ready and
willing to undertake it the 3inament it was
proposed. To the people of Great Bril-
tain it has excited the most serious alarm,
and the preparations necessary against
the chance Of attack, has led them into
m incalculable expense. As to the pro-
liability Of the attempt, it depends solely
on Bonaparte. He is a man who acts
wholly from the operations of his own
nind-who neither asks nor takes coun-
sel--and who never communicates his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT he is prepared to
have them executed. For my own part,
Lam inclined to believe, that these threa-
tening preparations are measures ofgrand
policy in the First Consul, to alarm En-
gland, and subject her to an expensive
establishment. This has already been
effected, hut it is intended to extend
stilf further. g. =. ~
. France, independent of her own re.
sources, has the rich nations of Europe
now, tributary to her; she can better at.
ford to keep up the appearance Of such an
attack, than England can to remain pre-
pared against it. Tho hope therefore is,
that by adding weight to the burthens
which this country has long laboured un-
der, to make her bend if not sink, under
the increase" - : -, - - =
p Further Extract frcm ,Loaaon..
/" Our commerce was hardly ever more
hoari esasidering the peesias,at 81
suation Of political affairs. Our expeeta-
tons of produce are immense, and all the
exchanges decidedly in our favor; M
evident proof that hethreatened inyasi- |
onhas noth had the effect oflessening our
credit or destroying confidence. Spain
and Portugal hare at last, it is reported,
succeeded in obtaining from France,
guarantee oftheir neutrality, in conside-
ration Of an enormous yearly subsidy, to
be paid by the latter ~ -: -
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ii BEAUTIFULb bay, i6hands high,
and 8 years old, win stand The 5
FIRST days in each week NJ the subscribers
stable 4 Miles from Martinsburg, and
four from the sulphur Spring, d the
mansion place Of James Strode, decd,
and the 5 last days in the week n Samuel
Blackmore's Tavern in Buckles Town,
and cover mares at the moderate price Of
four dollars each, seven dollars TO insure
. foal (ifthe marc il parted with 10 be
Forfeited, or may be re-entercd by the
season. and one dollar and an-haIf the
leap, the money to be paid for the leap
when the mare Is PUT TO the horse.
EMPEROR was got by Col. Bur
WELLS noted horse Emperor, his dam by
Gen. lanes Ranger, his grand dam by
the imported horse Old Marx Anthony.
The season win commence the fst Of A.
pril, and end the ist Of July. Payment
to be made on or before the 1st Of Oelo-
Der next. Pasture viii be furnished for
mares that come from ! distance, but I
viii nothe answerahls for accidents or
zEPHANIAH BEALI.s
March 81 iGoss
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Berkeley County, -. Il. .s 4. /.
: 8 S1,e< = February Court, 1904. {
William Hill. Complainant.
s : agdinst :. Y !
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
ton and Samuel Washington, heirs 81
Thornton Washingtons decd, John
~ Bate and James Smally Bate, DEF ITS.
-. s-.,sS In CHANCERY.
THEDefendants, John Thornton, Au-
gnstine Washington and Samuel WASH
ington, heirs of Thornton Washington,
deed. John Bate and James SmallY
Bate, not having entered their appear
ance agreeable TO an act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and It appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court, thar
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, on the motion Of the complain
anthy.his Counsel, il is ordered thatthe
said defendants do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
MAY Hsxt, 10 answer the billof the COM
plain and that q copy of thi. order
be fvt .hwith inserted ID the Berkeley
and jefferson Intelligencer, for two
months Excessively, and published AZ
the do6rS f The Court oGse Of the said
County LII. 8, ~, Il 81. T.
A Copy. q
Feste, ~ e-+ss==t 44-y--- : 8: :.
DAVID HUNTER, c. =. c.
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Berkeley County, -. Z
February Court, 1904. !;
James Campbell, complainant,
ACAiNsr &
jacob Fry and Judith his wife, late Ju-
dith Miller, widow and relict Of Da-
mel Miller, decd, John Reyes md
Catherine his wife, Daniel Miller,
Frederick Miller, Mary Miller, Pee.
j ter Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth
Miller. John Miller, Susanna Miller,
Jacob Miller, Nancy Miller, Abra.
ham Miller and Sarah Miller, heirs
Of Daniel Miller, deed, Defendants.
~ "a, a. ~ b Z, {. i III EHAlNCER1. 4.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Counsel, and il appearing TO the Court
that the Defendants, Peter, John, and
Nancy Miller are not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, il Is ordered that the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here ON the Monday after the third Tues-
day in may next, 10 answer the Com.
Plainant's bill, and that : copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke.
ley and Jefferson ntelligencer and con
tinued for two months successiyely, and
also be posted up for two months sue
cessively n the door Of the Court House
of this County. - Il. &:
A Copy. s. "a 10 =55.s : - y.
- - Attest, 81 t M y IA a
DAVID HUNTER, enc.
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DAVID HUNTER, enc.
Berkeley County, 80. 4
y February court, 1904.
John O'Ferrall, CempiainNst,

/ 4 II 800 q n 4
~ againsf n
Patrick M Caffiy, surviving partner u
Tabb & M'Cafry, Samuel Craig, a
thony Kennedy and Patrick campbe "a.
Trustees Of TSabb & M,Caffry, md
Miehsel M,KeWan and iames Fa6lk.
ner, D5sndaats.
: hCHANcER7.
THE Defendants Patrick M'CaHfy.
Anthony Kennedy, Patrick Campbell,
and Samuel Craig, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to I'd act of
assembly and the rules of this Court, and
i appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
Court, thar they are not inhabitants 81
this Commonwealth, On the motion Of
the complainant by his counsel, il i or.
dered, thar the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the Monday after die third
Tuesday in May next, and thar copy
OF this orderbe Forthwith inserted IN tie
Berkeley and Jefferson lntelligencer Tor
two months successfully, and published
a the door of the Court House Of tie
said County Audit Is further ordered,
that the, said Defendants, M'Kewan.
Faulkner and Craig. do not pay convey
away, or seerete amy debts BY them ow.
ing 20, or effects in their hands belong.
ing %, the Defendants M.Caifry and
Tabb untilthe further order ofthis court.
A Copy.
Attest, -l $3.50. go 5s ss
DAVID HUNTER, enc.
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WILL BE SOLD

WILL De 0OIU
~ bnbEe eendne on 1kursaag fhs a9fkl
h,sfant, March j a. che subscriber,s
planfasion near Bnckies 7osvn,
HORSES and Breeding Mares, !
i j good mich Cow and Cali, and
Other horned Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
. complete adWaggona ndG eers, with
.sundry other articles too tedious 70 meme
ton. Nine months credit WILDE given,
the purchaser 70 give bond and approved
security. The sale viii begin Il 10.
O'Clock. 81 &.
AMOS lkENDENHALL
March .. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05

BY TIE ABE EN{Y,
Keeper of the Meals i'll the Cabinet OF the King
OF France, and Member of the Roy al Academy
Of Inscriptions and Bellies Le,tres.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
TRANSLATED FkoM THE FRENCH.
Fret Anlsric0n, jiom ire Fourth Ew9fean Ed:,io
IN FOUR VOLUMES.

Tho work now oiItreu 10 the American reader
exhibits u complete view of ,he Antiquities,
Manners Customs, isious Ceremonies, Laws,
Arts ard Literature OF A"cien- Greece 1T the
period az Hs greatest s,biendOr. = !,nowieds sc of
these has hitherto hteH only attairsbie b. labo-
rious perusal OF writer's WHO have been little so.
l!citous 10 join entertainment with instruction
The TRAVELS OF ANAcuARsrs, on the contra
ry, are SO wiiucn, that the ,eau. nay frequent
iy be induced to imagine he is p using work of
mere amusement, invention AID fancy till his
eye giaGces TO the bottom OF the page, when he
perceives there is scarcely I sentence, and not a
single ia3 or circums aNce. but is supported by
the authority of some ancient suthor. The a.
mszin2 number oil these quotations. may perhaps,
at trst sight, ceem TO have been unneces sary, and
to have more the appearance OF a parade of cru.
duon, than to lie Of any real utility: but it is to
be remembered that, al the same time that they
mhst be highly acceptable to the man of real
learning, by enabling Tim to refer Immediately to
the original Author, they are extremely useful,
nay, we may say, absolutely necessary, even 20
such readers as can never be supposed TO have a
ny Intention TO consult the authorities quoted ; as
they clearly shew that such an idea, or such a
circumstance is not merely a decorauon or the
offspring of the fancy of the author, but ininiedi-
ately taken from some ancient writer, and there
fore perfectly accordant to the general scope and
plan of the work.
TENNIS.
I. The first Edition i'll America of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised in four volumes oaa-
vo.
II. 1t shall be printed on handsome wove paper
and new type casting for the purpose. EACH
volume will contain about 400 pages.
III The price 20 subscribers per volume bound
and lettered, will be two dollars in boards
dollar and IS cents. to be paid on delivery of
E,ro obi
dollars per set.
w fhefe shall be handsome map of Greece
given with the first vourne, TO be executed by
one If Inc l.st engrays,s
H. Subscriptions received at S Peasants
printing Office and bookstore. n:chmond