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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11
The Executors

OF Mr.. William TrIpett, decealed, bare an
anxious with tc letile tie eitaic accounts with the
Conf as fson as polibie, they hcfepy give notice
TO fhe iega,ees, ana Others having uniiqodated
accounts, that they bring them forward for let
element, on or before the Ugh Infant. The
legatees are rSqueited particularly to attend TO
this notice, as the executors cannot proceed to
m k the dividend Of fueh part or paris OF the
efate, as b0sh come to their HANDS, until fuch
accounts ase given in. aajufea and. f;tied.
They zvsU Sell,
for ready ngps Eat MIR. Gadiby's tavern, on Sa-
IA; day the zSsh int. three BANK SHARES OF
m. augmented Stock of the Alexandra Bank,
and on Mondsy the goth ina. on the preaiiies,
They waH Sell
the Tao of LAND called MARBLE HILL,
on wh;sh Mr.. William Triplctt now lives; The
number Of seies will be afcertainco by aetul
nysy prseiSus 10 sac ialc. This lana is fertile
and Solrreasy improved on il are agood farm
houf., Con a mott elegant G5uation9 kiichen.
u,gas hos{-. ccrn houic, fable, garden and or
cha,ds cs good fruir trees. This land lies about
two mites from CoicheGrr, on. and All half from
tie Occoquaa Mills, where there are bigh prices
piven COS every kind OF country produce. The
serus Of fale for ths land viii be- the fame as
heretofore made known On the falc Of the othes
tracts. Oh the ZANE day, ard SHE fame place,
Will be Sold,
Mr.. Triplett's rgbt and iuserea he had in q Pew,
No. -, in Pohick Church, together with a
fer articles no Ia az ,Il- R4uud Hill falr.
Charles Little, Little, Ex'tor.
OF Wm. Tripletr.
Jan. 10. 1901.
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MADEIRA Vine.

l6 pipes London particular Wine,
er.cs&s Do. do.
Received per fct'r Ploughby, via Norfolk, for
fae On liberal credit BIZ
J. and T. Vowel.
Ian, Is. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11
Notlce is hereby Given,

THAT an ELECTION Tor Fifteen Dirrc
tors Of the Marie I9fsrSnce Comtany Of Aisxas
dris, val be held at the Couer Homie in AIexan
dsia, on Monday the I6sh day Of January next.
By Order.
J. B. Nichols, Secay.
CT Mr.. A. Dasls. at Richmond, and Mr.. I.
Gssen, fredericksburg, will pleafe pubsiih the
toregoisg IN their papers until the day Of the
Election.
Dec. ~. SEQ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11
GEO: DENEALE, See'ry,
Mr.. Snovden,

Mr.. Snozuden,
The following is the rioket propoftd to he rul
at the approaching election tor Bank DEcstoTs:
Jgfn Janney,
John Dunan,
Richard NJ. SCOTT
John Dundafs,
Samuel Craig,
William Hetbert,
Richard Convey,
George Gilpaa,
William Hodsfon,
Alexander Hcndelfon.
The two LAT are in place Of Col. Simus ani
Jonah Thompfon, elq. oae or both OF whom, il is
.umoursd, will be eagsgrd ia th- direction q the
Turnpike Road by vote Of the Virginia L'giE.
,atuse.
Il is fnppofei THAI the above ticket will be
generally fupparted. II not, LEI anorler be pre-.
sofed through the medium OF your paper for tn:
.nformatlon Of The Stockholders.
B,
Tan. II.
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T. B. Nichols, Seciiy.
aT NOTA BENE.

ihrse dsysnext preceding the day Of election.
lan. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11

A Memorial from the inhabitants of she
Town, proposed to be presented TO Con-
gress was read, and also bill drawn up in
conformity tothe same: Whereupon mo.
ton was made and seconded that Com.
mittee OF SIX persons be appointed, three
on behalf of the Memorialists, and three
on behalf of the Counter Memoriaiists to
compromise and report such alterations as
are necessary in the present charter of in.
corporation, and will tend to harmonic
the views of bothpsrties, and that the same
be submitted to another meeting Of the ci.
tizens to be held at this place on Saturday
next at 8 O'Clock, and on the question being
put the same was unanimously adopted,
and Edmund T. Lee, ArchibaQ M'Clean,
and George Iaylor, were appointed or be.
half OF the Memorialists, and f0fH DIM.
dus, Charles Lee, and Charles Aleaandsr,
jun. on behalf of the Counter Memorla..
lists, and this meeting is adjourned accord
ingiy.
GEO: DENEALE. Sec'ru. /,
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FOR SALE,

a young Negro Norman,
with one child anent 8 months old. The woman
is an sxceilcrt iarmsfsfs, AID well acquainted
with the various duties ola female hpuie ieryant.
For teens. apply to Mr.. Jchua Riddle.
Ian. 10. d1w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11
aleranorta Daflp Gnbarttser.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II.

Alta meeting of the citizens of Alexan.
dria held at the courthouse the 10th Janu-
airy, 1904, agreeable to notice.
JACOB HOFFMAN, ESQ.
Was apbointed Chairman, and
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

which has The leah right to appeal to the lawo Il
nations. with what confidence can it appes
to that law government which from IN,
commencement of hoaities, has never ceasrl.
to violate it 1t promled protection TO the Bri!
tiill fubieas reGdent in France, and who nigh
be deGrous Of remaining there at the recall Of III
maieey,s an,bahador. Il revoked that promig
without any previous notice it condemne,
thofe fame perfons to be prifoners of war and
it detans them fill in that quality, in CON.
tempt of its own engagements and of the Ma.
ges numerically obferyed by all civilized nations
1t has applied that new and barbarous law
even to individuals who had the protection q
the Feench ambaHadors and minifers of for.
eign courts, to travel through France on their
return 10 their own country. 1t commanded tie
feizure of an Englifh packet BOAT in one of the
ports of Holland, though its .ambanador to tha:
country had previouly engaged to let the packet
boats of the REFLECTIVE countries pafsin perfect
fafery untn notice fhould be given to the contra
ry Il has detained and condemned in one of
the ports of France, yefiel which has been
fent thther as a matter of indulgence, in order
to carry to France the French governor of one
the different iilands which have been conquered
by his maieify's arms.,. Its csndue relative to
the CARTON Of St, Lucie has not been lefs extra
ordinary the principal fort Of that iAand had
been takenby aaault, YET the garrifon had been
allowed all the prisilsg-s Of prifonets of war,
and had been permitted to return to France, with
an understanding that an equal number of Eng
lifll prifoners fhould be releafed. Yet, notwith-
ftanding that indulgence on the part Of the Eng
lifh commander, to Shich, BY the nature of the
cafe, the French CARTON could nor have the
1ighteit pyeten6on, not Jingle p,iioner has been
reitored TO this country. s-.A
Such have beenthe proceedings Of the French
men towards the power with which it is at war.
What has its conduct been to thnfe powers with
which it remained at peace Is there treaty
it has not broken ? Is there an adjoining ter
rtory whole independence it has not violated
1t is for the powers of the continent to deter
mine how long they will tolerate thefe unexams
pied outrages. Yet is it too much to fay, that
If they do fuffcr without eontroul or refiltance
the continuance of fuch courfe of proceedings
on the part Of any government whatever, they
will foon fee an end to that falutary fyitem Of
public right, in. virtue of which the focieties Of
Europe have maintained and enforced for ages,
the facred obligations of humanity and jutfice
(Signed)
HAWKESBURY.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

,fuhje1 Of abule. 1t may be found on review
ling the democratic papers, that they honor
liz with the name OF mill ard qcater ..,psenb
And in the fena,e. it was frequently pronoun-
|cedby the democrats, with inecr, very HARM
cfs thing. Correct principles they ackDowl-
edged, but he had not INDUCED in that feverity
IF alIuiion which no doubt guilty conlciences
antic pated.
1t is not for governor Strongto enter the Tilt
with his enemies. Firm to virtue and his coun-
lry's good, his mind dwells inhexiby on the
important duties Of his aation. 4" doubt not,
Son, iad the great itatcfman Lorenzo de Med
eis, " that YOU will hereafter ponefs the fame
weight aud authority in the tate, which have
hitherto enjoyed; bui as the republic, although
it forms but one body, has many heads, you
mutt not expect that it will be poibe tor you,
on all occa6ons, 70 to conduct yourieil as TO
obtain Interpretation Of every individual. Re-
member therefore, in every fituation. to purdue
that courte of conduct which integrity pre-
fcribss and to coniult the interefss OF the whole
community rather than the qualification Of any
particular part of X"
His excsllency's department has ever appeal
ed to be governed by the dying montion OF Lor-
EMO. He purfues, with hrnnefs and uniform
ity the path of political duty, designated for
him by the obligation of his cation. And if
the bafe plots & conipraces Of his enemies can
not ruff7c his mind, NOR excite the leatt fymPton
of recruitment in his official language, mutt that
very circumstance be frelh caufe of infult .,.-
Rqtrtsry
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

Europe have maintained and enforced for ages,
the facred obligations of humanity and juRice !
HAwKEsBuRY.
LONDON, APRIL &c.
We this morning were favored with note
from gentleman who has efcaped from France,
having left Dieppe on board an American fhp
homeward bound on Friday lait, and landed on
the coat of Dorfet from an open boat on Mon
day. He ftates that the army encamped along
the coat Of Picardy have begun to rnanifee
great difcontent at the delay, which has taken
place refpe6ting the invaGon of this country,
which they have been aflured three feveral times
in the courle of fix months would certainly be
put in execution at given period. The mid
die of November was the firit time mentioned,
the laft week of January the iecoad, and the
third the middle of March, finec which the ac-
tivity of the preparations has conGdcrably re-
laxed, except in what regards the exchange of
troops, above twenty battalions of whom our
informant ahures US, were ordered into the in-
terror during the period of his Ray on the coat,
which was about fortnight. In regard to the
rumours of infurrettions, &c. in Paris, he fays
they arrive daily and though perhaps altogeth-
err unfounded, they are generally conGdered a.
itrongly expreflive of the wifhcs Of the people,
which are every where explicitly in favor Of )
peace with England. a
april 23..-A Dublin paper of April Io,
mentions the receipt of news by an arrival from
the continent Eating, that the court of Dcnmark,
had taken much offence at the conduct of the
French, who had reinforced their army on the
north bank of the Elbe, were Fill transporting
immence quantities of ammunition to the Duchy
of Lauenburg, and had formed magazines of
powder in the neighbourhood Of Altoona and
Hamburger. In confequence Of rhefel latter meaf-
ures the magazines within the Daniff. territory
near altoona had been feized, and the DaniA
troops on the frontiers of Lubcc and hamburg,
had beenordered to reGR any territorial violation
or encroachment. The Daniih militia ready 70
take the field is ftated at oc, 200.
APRIL go
A commercial treaty between Rufiia and A.
mcrica on terms highly favorable to the latter
is ttated to be on the eve Of concluGon.
property tax of 10 per cent. has been in
pole in Denmark, to aid in the meafures Of de-
fence, which the conduit Of France has rendered
necefary.
Saturday copy of the Mercura de Francs
reached town, which contains the details OF
pretended plot to deliver up Brett to the Englhh.
hn old officer named Rivore, who is awaiting
in the cattle of lourdes, the execution Off ZEN
tence of transportation, has written long let
ter to the grand judge, in which he confeics
that he and Georges were TO have feized Brett
Tome tune ago, and that he fhoald have fucceed-
cd, but for the delay aud indeciiion of the Emi-
grant Princes Council. He acknowledges alto
that ne knew of the plot Of the sd Nivoie, or he
internal machine. The motives of this mans
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

The administration Of this fate government
has exhibited, on the part of governor Srtong
not only an undertaking attention to the well
fare of the fare, bur itrongy marked difpo-
es are acknowledged moderate, being .gener.
ally confined to fuch principles as even the ma
ligniry of oppo6tion cannot convert. WHAT'S
the confequencc Are his 1apderers won !?
Do they Weld a jue tribute to his amiabe quail
tiles No, far otherwiie. Even his mildnels is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28
MEDaLS OFFERED.

ASsraet from the minutes of the 6 The
Philadelphia Company of Booksellers
January IS, 1904.
Resolped,
], hat Gold Medal of the value of Fifty
D0na9s, De given to any person, who shall
on 2 Or before the first day of July next, ma
:, and produce TO the president of
s.ls company, the greatest quantity Of pa
~, ana OF the bestquality, fit for printing,
\ mot less than ten reams) of otter materials
1'a,' men, cotton, or woolenrags.
and, that silver medal of the value &C
sIen9y dollars, be given to any person.
sno sr'a1l on or heforethe Ist day OF Tulv,
''A''liaetare and produce to the president
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28
To Cure Hams.

For twenty four hams, take six pound Of foe
salt, three pounds of coarse brown sugar, or two
piats of moIasses, and enc pound Of salt petre,
pounded fine; mix all these together, and rub
every nam with this mixture and pack them down
10 your cask let them rematn five or SIX days,
hen unpaek them and those which were on Top,
pur at the b,ttom Of the cask, and sprinkle it,
tie salt over them so let Them remain Eve
or SIX days, and then make pickle that will
bear an egg and pour over t1lit covers them so
let the whole remain one month and they will Sc
fit 10 smoak.
N. 3. Twelve hams, use half the above ;ngre-
dieAis.
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ANEcDoTE.

Two-men Of the SWORD, one from Virginia, ana
the other from Keatucky3 meeting At al Inn ~
Pennsylvania, over boaIe Of wins, All alteration
took place, ,rilich ended in a challenge from the
VHginian and was accepted by the kentuck,an.
The seconds were chosen and The prelim;naries
agreed or; winch werts that they should stand
BACK to back and march, aad neithef TO FIRE till
both had wheeled. - They took there stand and
both ni4Ichsd the Nitgialan Jlrned and saw his
antagonist SILL marching forward cried cut
= wiis,e are you g3ing! 10 which tue other an.
s@ered, casing lis eye over lis right Shoulder,
T" | an gong 70 hansuekg, S,f."
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I zJqW Rent.
For one year on moderate terms, and give INNS.
dla:e poG fin,
HOUSES and lots

in the town OF Dumtles, adjoining he ccurt
houfe, and lately occupied BY captain George
Williams, as tavern. Tie terms Will be mzae
known on application 70 Mr. William Smith, OF
Dumfries, or the subscriber
The above property will be fold 10 the highea
bidders on credit Ct opt, two, AMI three years,
at Prince William coart toufs, oothe 9Th day OF
March next, being court day. A clear aad ~
diipafable title viii I've made 70 the purch8fef,
OF pdrchaiers, the day Of fale he or tfsY
giving bonds with approved tecurity, TO bsas in.
tercst from the date if 10, punctually paid
Aminute Description Of this properly Is deem
ed unneceday, as Il is prcflled thale Inclined 10
ccnt or puychafe, will li,if view he ps9r.frs.
James Mitchell.
Stafford Court ETonse,
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 4
ON the petitiop of Sent,s,,.
Dec. ~

ON the petition Of SepnHus lowering,
an inlolveft debtor, confined in the prjf.n bounds
Of Alexandria County. at the fui. Of William
Wilton, Notie< il 6<,e5y gi0sa to the cre-isols
Of the faid Scprii"us Levering, That on Monday
sfe 9Th day Of February nest at / i O'Clock A.
NJ. at the Court bouis il the county Of AIcxan-
dria, aforelaid-- the oath Of an inioveut atbso.
viii be administered TO the fad Septimus Lever.
iag-agfceable 10 the at Of cougtefs nov in
force, dn that inhiets and tfuaee appointed, nn.
lefs Efficient caufc be ti1en and there iswn TO he
contrary is ordered shat this notice be pubhihel
tEtee times 10 the Alexandria Advettifcr sud the
Alexandra Expod,or prrvious 70 thc feid day.
By order Of N;eholas Fazhugh, sfiiitam Judge
Of the CIRCUIT Goar; OF The D.tiiet q Colpm.
ola.
G. DESEALR5 c. C.
Janaarg II. soS
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fFreafyieS Tsqgs Hsrals. J
louisiana Sab.

DR.. Waterhouse, of Boston, has received q
speclnen of the Louisiana Salt from Washingf IN
and withit the fol wing :nforpation-s' iThat
this mountain OF salt was discovered by ID Fech
Colonel Collart-; who was IN The French army 10
cur revolutionary war, and who was aitefwara a
Governor Of One uf the West India Islands but
who travelled through Louisiana, ABOUT 6velyears
ago, BY order Of the Freneh government, who it
seems had then determined on possessing it,
When be returned from that couatry TO che seat
Of cur government, he gave, am9ng other interest.
Ing particulars, an account Of vast mounlaio
OF Salt, and exhibited a specimen, which he too
from II with lis own hand. Tie responsibility
of Governor CSllaft prssluded all shadow Of doubt
on this subject Of Natural History.
$ Not long since the Chef Of the Chossaw,
Nation, with several othencf high pespec.
liability from that numerous and friendly tribe III
Indians were on vlst TO the seat of government
when they uae9ulvocally declared that il their
ranges sarup the Req River, they came 10 a large
plain, extending anost 70 the margin Of the rive,
the surface o. which appeared TO be one conn.
nued mass ct Salt. On being she3na lump q
that vent here from the mountain near the Mis-
sour, they declared il to be the same Kind they
had seen on the Red rver.o
The Spectmen sent 10 DR.. w. is too small far
any experiment. | appears, however no, - hard
as seysssi specimens ~ the Cat;Net at Cambr;dpc
some OF which are so pesfr6Sly transparent. sb.,
We can rssd through piece two thirds Of an inch
.O'ok. no study teads q rub off preiudiees and
- enlarge our views liz Natural History,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28
sTersaSrta Dailp ab0srt!ser.
SATURDAY, JANukgr III

-. Paodolpb. Chairman Of the ingpjii.iea,
!. appointed EieiTss. Thomas Lt'pcr and M m
ss' n, r,a s,,s,,p sommfonets, TO take the depoh
Jon - e MeIts. Rawle, Lewis, Dallas, &c.
N9 9,;ys q the conduit Of Jadscs Chat AID
Isls''1, Gsz. u. S.
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1len9cratic Detaa1lter.

Nxyl has yer forgotten tac two saCcesstut lies
,s,sas Tor which IStFsrson has 50 generously
= -. S,in, aud che infamous Eabrication OF
Of congress, 10 deceive the people into
s'", 4bsf some OF tie lac federal Offers,
= ~ ne bsssa ad most deserving men OF the
49, hs4 cheated the pnbl:e, AID embezzled
~ s,,~ps of money / Those fasseioods are CIV
.aw by tie democrats, beesuse they have
= Inner any use or necessity for them, But
',n s.derallsts can rot help sdsesting to then,
40 ano,hcf instance has occurred 70 co. frm
that il tue only case in winch the pub
!. nee ever really been cheated che guilty ct
ns.,.sbgve been ard arc democrats. Edmund
pr.,,ish. Of Virginia, democrat turned cut
& o4E;ee by general Washington, has been sued
"fora balance Of fttfy one fbousaad dal'ari,
-,sr-;r he is found in arreafsto the government.
4 IA ,t now appears al iast, that another demo
- edward Livingston Of New .Yo.k appointed
s,oJ, TO the ofie Of disstift attorney, has
.ibsseandtd ard suffered a judgment against him
!, ,be anouat Of ore buxdrs2 tsoasand do{lays,
- ,crouat Of public MONIES collected in his hands
nd apolied 10 his own tse. So Far, 50 good. -
par what makes the matter better Isl that Mr..
Livingston is the same democratic orator, who
.,,.d toopposc Mr.. Adams's administrator so
y.oiensiy in congress, and who brought forward
,he famous RESOLUTION, and made the famous
.osech against President Adams about Jonathan
R bbm,s case Wishall he is rIle same Nj. Ii
yngsson who was expected 10 vote FIR Mr.. Burr
IN preference at Jefferson OF the election Of prssl.
dent BY the house OF representatives., whosd:d
note vote foF Burr buryosed for M ferson,
and who " as Immediately afterwards, IS well as
,.yeral other Dien1bers Of congress in the same
stua,ion, promoted TO Office by Mr.. Jeffrl s3n. -
So much for The present, by way os beginning,
fsr we do not intend TO gut the matter until We
hsvt said al We can 70 &c; the people TO reflect
as they ought. Weshal. add nothing more nov
then prophecy, thas by The time our democratic
gengry have run or a little longer, and we have
gained /" view of whole ground" il VIII be
generally told in The words Of the good book
/" Bur it happened unto chem according TO the
true proverh. Thedog is sutned TO his own vo-
init again; and the SOW that was washed 70 her
gallowing in the mire.''
fFyelsyfcg Toqvx HsYala,l
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70 BIZ SOLD

At public aussioo, to tie hghelt bidder, AZ TIC
C9fse ffouf., at one O'Clock O Thurfday the
ninfh IF Feb uary,
That healthy and beautiful eminence
on whlcb formerly lived, beng aittant ;tpn
Aexsndria about S miles, h2ving ii view tie
river and near the Turnpike Rad. The Loe
contains about 80 acres, pl2tot which, WITH
the exact cottep.s and The l:zes, will be 6lswn
by Jofeph Bulhby, who lives Oh a psrt Of the
tract, a. any time between Friday ntxr ard he
day ofait. The improvements are brick houie,
with for rooms and pofuco, wiz convenient
out houfes, large paled garden, and an orchard
containing lcveral hundred brar;ng apple and
pezch trees, with all the other different kinds Of
fruits which arr prop gated here. The times Of
psymen, will be very caty and ma3s known On
the day CT lalc. Good allowance FOR any gronpt
payment, and an inqifputable title, With general
wGraotee, Will be gwen,
William Bufhby.
J,Ds 20 l.
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of this company the greatest quantity Of
600d WraptRg Paper, not less than forty
rsams, of other materials, than those usual
y employed for that purpose.
Extract from the minutes.
(Signed
MATHEW cAERY, President.
Attest,
WILEIAM BRADFORD, Sec'gy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

NOTICE is hereby giser. ,',ar ~e III. COB
IN fcriben, have pnrchaied the patent right
for the counties Of Warrington and Kent, tor
making, ufng. and vending Machine for the
purpofe of wafhing closths, occurring and fulliug
cloth. undcr the original patent right which was
granted by the Congress Of the Uuited States of
America. unto DasHlT. Dear, Of the Seatc Of
New York. on the 10Th Of February, ,so4.--
All pcffons are hereby fwbid, making. ,cnd-
ing or oGng fuch Machioe, within the conn
ties aforeiaid, und.r the penalty Of the law,
without the liberty Of Us, or our ageab being
frf granted them. Any perloo, upon applying
10 us for an individual rghr, on larger fcsle,
may have the liberty granted them for a mode
rate compeniation.
BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT n. NILES.
WfkSrd INK. a4fb 7tb Mo. 1904.