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N O T / c. z.

ME standardization Of the eltate Of JAMES
d WILSON, decealeG, having besp co
nisted to the Subferibers by the Orphans Cou
of the county of Alexandra, they hereby require
all tho(e indebted 70 she iad efate to make i'm.
mediate payment of their refpeetive debts; and
shofe who have claims againt the efate, to exbi.
bit them as early as peaibIe, properly authenti.
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
K. |. Taylor.
AuguA II. 3tawtf
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Fifteen Dollars RewaYd.
RAN AWAY from the ,uafuib.r, 10 Alexan.
andria sbe I'd Of Se3tsmher,
A Negro Woman, named Grace !;
about IS OF 70 years old-he is Of yellow
complexion and well fes; from appearance il is
fuppoltl ihe is far gone with Child The faid
woman J pnr.hafed Of Mr.. H. GxuneN, and
faid Gun:en pufctalsd her @ Captain Thomas
Pollard, lhe,if' of Fairfax county. AIRY perfsn
that will take up the faid Negro and iecufe her
either in Alexandria OF Fairfax Jail, lhal receive
the above reward.
Alexander Brown.
September '6. eoaw
". B. The above negro was fold under exc
cu,ion, for debt due from Thomszen Eitzsy.
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o. " n 7 I 6 E.

THE late Copartnerihip Of Bennett q Vets,
was d,hovsd by mutual content. On the gift OF
Aueua Lac. All { ofe id : ed, will plesic
nru.t paym1n: to Cborts Bennett, to whom the
debts ar higned, and th1te having claims will
appys h m Tor paymen.
Charles Bennett,
John Watts.
September rs. G54v
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Communication for the ~ Y. commnf'
al AdvertJtr.
P Ar A M A K | B o.
NOTIFICATION.

u
BY Brigadier General William caI Y,
on Hughes, commanding his n1ajsl'
tvs land forces in the colony ot SUI,
rinam, and lieutenant governor o.
the fame, &c. &c. !.
lthaving been found neeenaN H0n
representation made to the lieueasaa'
governor, to order, that neutral Ven'is
trading to this port fhall moor u .
given fpot, and not be allowed, as S's
tofore, promilcuouay to anchor .,
monsf the other veiIels the ha ~ y.
matter is hereby authorized and d''t y.
ed to point out, below Fort ze'an0'''
the precife anchorage for neut u ~ h,
Further that no boat or punt lnal ~. =
permitted TO pats to or from luen wv w
Eel before the hour of fix in the (, h'O y.
ing after fix in the evening f0' w.. vi
purpole of loading or unloading, , ~.
that alter eightat night no com'l' sr.,o.
ton whatever. by boats of any o '',,,9j,,
ton fhall be allowed with LAID neua .Gy
unlefs in cafeswhen urgent necs .asj.
ihall be madeto appear, under ~
~ Of SO guildcrs for each offenee.p ,,a.
Given under my hand al : es s..
marble in the colony o. NV
rinam, this 9th day o. -
1906.
WIN. CARLyos ttssAs
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ed on you. But if the mode OF AKA AKA
ION can in your opinion be improved'
be pleafed to fuggef it.
XI. Miscellaneous.
/, Curioiities Of nature. 2. Conh-
derable works Of art. 8. Aatiq uities.
!. Ferries. S. Pot Offices. s. News
papers. i. Any thing peculiar oyour
county.
think it probable, that after receiv-
ing your anlwers l may with to put O.
ther auctions, which arile out of the
anfwers themlelves.
Perhaps too in fome interval. be-
tween the terms Of the hyperion courts
in Richmond, / may find an opportu-
nifty Of detailing what may be called a
|.fatifical account of Henrico, in which
4 live. fl do 70, will fend you a
copy, as being more explanatory of
my ideas.
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With great efteem,
Your mott
Obedient fervant,
EDMUND r RANDOLPH.
HEADS OF ENQUIRY.

l. The general fhaatioa, sc. Of the e0an-
ty, mader the follorOing heads.
i. The time of its erection. 2. The
counties, from which it was taken.
3. Its boundaries. 4. Its greatelt
length. S. Its breadth in different
places. 6. The number of acres. 7.
The nature and extent of its lhore be-
low tide water. s. A defcription of
the foil in general. 9. Lakes. rivers,
and tides and frelhes, iilands, noun
tains. remarkable hills, remarkable
rocks, remarkable woods, caves, mine
raj, waters. 10. Towns. II: Mum
Der of dwelling houfes. IL. Climate
and difeafes. 10. Remarkable roads.
Ia. Fiiheries. t5. In general any
advantages or Disadvantages, to which
the county is liables
II. Population, sc.
1. For the total number of inhahi-
iants, and the determinations of them,
we mutt probably depend at prefent on
the Genius. 2. Number of marriages
annually, of births annually, ofbirths
from each marriage, generally fpeak-
ing, of deaths annually, of families
:
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VI. Natura! HlRoyy.

I. Animals hories, oxen, mules,
afIes, lheep, hogs, reptiles, infe6fs, any
other animals, uleful or injurious. 2.
Vegetables J; trees for timber, for orna-
ment, for fruit, for fuel, thrubs, gar
den vegetables, flowers in the garden
and woods, roots fit for men or other
animals, poilonous vegetables, vegeta-
bles for dyeing, medicine, vegetables
of any other delcription. 8. Minerals;
ores, particularly iron, earths for ma
nures or the arts, falts, tones, pitcoal.
The predominant qualities of mineral
waters in the county.
vi. Manufactures, Sc.
Of cotton, wool, flax, hemp, for
family clothing, or other purpoies,
iron-works, manufactures in iron; in
any other metal, potteries, ihip- build
ing, fulling-mills, merchant mills, grit
mills, faw mills, pot-afh.
WI. Manufactures, sc.
Cyder, brandy, carriages, difilleriss,
clocklnaking, ladlery, ihoes, leather,
loap, fnuH or tobacco, fkins and furs.
XII Commerce.
1. What commodities are fent from
your county by land OF internal naviga-
ton? 2. What are the markets in Vlrgi-
MIA, in the ref ofthe United States, be-
yond the United States ? 3.The har-
bors. q. Number and kind Of yel-
fels. S. Do you depend on imported
articles inltead Of home manufactures,
or to what degree2 6. What number
of flaves or free people of color are
employed in internal navigation =.
The prices of freight or land carriage,
upon the mott conGderable articles,
from the principal towns in Virginia
or in the other United States.
X. Public Revenue.
This will be generally found in the
auditors office; and therefore the en-
quiry concerning it will not be impof.
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in iide the Gorioyan, lp3k, 4,
Eliza, ofBoIfon, from New Yor ~ PRl
% days. July 2, lat. 80, lon, - S .
ipoke the brig Maria, Of Bal,imoay. y :
Amlferdam, out 8 days; and On ., -
sd, in lat. 40, long. 70, fpoks c,s y
Clariaa, Thomplon, of and for WI WI
caliet, from Barbados, out rs dav ~
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
Yeferday arrived, fchooner Debo-
rah, captain Kent, from Malaga, which
he left the 9Th May, in company with
ihip Commerce, for New York.
Left there, brig Charles, of and for
Charlelton, in 6 days and ihip Yo-
rick, of Newburyport, a; quarantine,
her deltination unknown. On the tit
of July, lat. 40, 80, long. 81, 80,
lpoke brig Mary, Croker, 70 days
from the Cape of Good Hope for Bot
ton; and on the I'd of July, in lat. 40,
20, long. 68, 80, fpoke the brig Leo
pard, Samuel Baker, 4 days from Sa-
lem for Havana.
Captain Williamfon, of the brig
Jane, (whoie arrival we mentioned
yeaerday, lays, on his voyage he fpoke.
the Britilh frigate Pallas, capt. Coch-
ran, and the Volunteer Of Jerfey, by
both of whom he was examined and
treated politely but on the 9th Of
Iune, at II o'clock, A. NJ. be faw fe-
veral fail to the N, w. fanding to the
N. E. one of which hauled her wind
and food for him, at half paf noon,
lhe. fired a gun and lhewed Britifh CO.
lors captain w. Immediately hoifed
his American enhgn at one, The be-
ing then to windward, and clofe to the
lane, fired lome imall arms, on which
The hove too the Britiih then order
ed captain w. to holt out his boat
Immediately or he would fire into him,
captain Williamlon Informed him,
that having broke the fern polt Of
his boat in Bordeaux, he did not be-
lieve fhe would twin on which this
Hero fired leveral mulket fhot through
the briggs fail and rigging, & was pre-
pairing a caronade on the quarter deck
to fire into the ane. Captain w.
then at the rilk of his boat and people,
hoilfed her out and ient his mate and
four people on board with his papers,
which they effected with much rifk,
hand being fcarce able to keep the boat
free, fhe made 70 much water. The
lanes boat was fcareeIy on board,
when the frigates boat came along Gde
the lane, with orders for captain w.
to go on board, which he peremptori,
" refuied to DO, knowing no right
they had to take MIN out Of his brig,
more Especially as he had but two
hands and no navigator on board
On the boats return to the fhip capt.
w. was ordered to fand after the lhip,
which he was under the necefiity Of DO.
ing, tho it was direct contrary to the
courle he ought to feer, as they de-
tanned his boat, mate and four people
on board. At o'clock captain w.
handed ieyeral of his fails, and hoifed
his colors half maG, 60 odd fail then
in fight. Ate o'clock the Brton diff
charged the James people and boat,
who after rowing two or three leagues,
got along lide the brig about eight O
clock in the evening, the boat being
full OF water, and nearly ready to
fink Captain WiIliamfon thinks
that the under officers mutt have been
aihamed OF the rafcally conduct of
their captain, as they would neither
tell his name nor that Of the ihips.-
Captain W. believes it was the Fairy.
Captain Williamfon, on the 2ad May.
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From the RIehmoaJ Enquirer.
STATISTICAL VIEW OF NIR-
GINA.

GctIeT, WHICH llfC dutuOf PAOPOlSS
TO addreis to men of activity andex-
perience in different parts of the
fate. Could fuch a plan be carried
into full effect, it would ferye to
bring together MATS of the mott
invaluable fa6ts.
Richmond, Jnly 5tb 1896.
SIR,
In the progrefs of hiiory Of Virgil
MIA. which | have undertaken and ex-
~ecuted to fome entent, it has occurred
TO me, that, with the aid of a few in
stelligent perfons in the different coun-
ties who would be kind enough to
cooperate with me, another work, ii
1nilar in Its Object might eafly be per-
formed. Imean an account OF Virgl-
MIA, nearly upon the plan of Sir John
Sinclair, in relation to Scotland. Ma
terials and facts will thus be collected,
which, let their number be ever 10
hnall, may, at no diRant period, be
ufeful in political economy, natural
shiRory, biography, manufactures, agrl-
culture, commerce, and other branch
es of fcience and of art. | therefore
take the liberty of tranlmitung to you
ichedule, containing the heads OF en-
quiry concerning your county, and a
fpace for oblervations, as your leiture
will permit you to make. The icope
of your obiervations NUT be fubmit-
ted to your ownludgment iince lean
not enumerate all queitions which may
arile, or even attempt an enumeration
of them, without entering into a tedi-
Gus .conledural detail.
Thoie heads are 10 numerous and 10
general, that / cannot hope for Intor-
nation upon all of them from any one
County; ) and Ientreat, that they may
be paiied over withouta fcruple, when
ever they impole TOO much trouble
1t may often happen however, that
youcan refer me to Tome other gentle
men, 4who are capable of affitlng me
in particulars out of your own power
i-r--.---4-gs.rr xINoGulnentS anu Otnel
fources of intelligence, not immediate
ly within your own reach.
Should the column, feferved for an
fvars and remarks be too confined, bt
pleafed to transfer them to another pa
per.
Ifyour leifure fhan fufer you to in
dulge me with your attention, | vii
thank you for an early reply, through
s the mail, which | prefer, as the lafei'
mode of conveyance.
amsir,
With great effeem,
Your mott
Obedient fervant,
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
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aleraaoria Datlp aoSeri(sp,
MONDAY, July 70,

From Cadiz.-Cap;ain Seward, VII, ~.
at Bottom the Isth .nfan, ,nf,sms, til, INV" n
were fail of the Spani(h line lying IN Il. @'''
ready for fea, one OF 40 guns, 2 off,
81, AMI 4 Others were to drop down il :, ; g
days. and wait the, arrival Of t4v.,v. n,,. Is
Carthagena, which were hously expected. IT,
was no account from the combn:i a.., G
they Left Cadiz their dettination was aiI 1
cret-Cspt. S. alto informs, that Gen.ra u
reau had had a friendly hint to leave Spain n
WIS to take paG,ge either IL the hip Sach.n !,
W'feafs,, for Bolton, or in the Wahin,,'
for New Bedford. 90
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s.. p.1e,.1
Capt. Mar(hall, who arrived at poao, =.
St. Barthoiomews, reports, tina. he lpoke ,,I
lel from Guaduoupe, the mater Of whic, i
formed, that the Antigua feet Of m.rchsnm.
captured by the French ana Sp,nih fQudr,,l
had arrived at that pace; add thar in conf
qneace thereof, the markets for flgar and cos.
r had experienced deep deprslion, til. FORM,
having been reiuced to four dollar: and th. IA,
ter 10 twelve.
Capt. White, arrived at Char!saon on ,h,|
9th Infant, informs, that few days hto,. h,
failed, Dani(b vedel arrived at Havana zion
St. Thomas; the matter Of which reported ,tr
on bis paGage eaRward of Cape Maize. Leaf en-
Of Cuba) he fell in with French line Of blu.
lhips, which he fuppoled were bound for h9S
tho ports Of Cuba.
Captain Ogilvie, of the brig Eliza, who a.
rived at New. York on "Wednesday tom clA,
informs, that the Carthagena fleet paged Mali
ga a few days before he fallea. Captain 0gi
vie further fates, that it was further rspon.da
Cadiz, as we'll as at Malaga, thar the Birth
government having con6defed the cIrcumAana
Of the capture of the three Spanilh frigaa' pa
vious to declaration of war, had Offered 10 T.
fore them TO Spain, together with the sIsalDT
on board OF them at the time OF thelt Hylut
but, that the Spanih government indignant
retufed the offer, obf.rving az the lame tn4
thar Great Britain could make no refi!utioa IA
he valuable lives loft during the illegal snsag'
mint.
1t appears certain that the Sranih Gorn'
ment has combined, in concert with that d
France, vaa plan Of military operations the
execution of which will give deadly A~n
the power of England. The fecset Is ahns
perfectly prelervsd, and the extent OF 'hsk pGrn
will only be known at the mom:nt WHEN It NIL
be out of the power Of the enemy 10 o7PS'
them. The armament OF the Spanilh ice! 4
Ferrol was entirely completed 81 the 9jsh "a
March. This Ace, conft. Of twelve fail Of IT,
line, without including t'igates ami c'r''ia
and French veGels. Late Par'' 5et'J
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(which are not particularlzed In the
lcenius. 4. Number OF bachelors. 8.
RNumber Of widows. g. Number Ct
females unmarried. =. Number OF
merchants. 8. Physicians, including
lfureeons and apothecaries, lchoolmai-
tiers and fchools, tavern-keepers and
tayerns, faliths of diferentkinds, brick
LAYERS, malons, carpenters, fhoemakers,
tanners, and tanneries, taylors, hasters,
butchers, bakers, lawyers, iallors, any
other profelIon, by which an honeit
is gained, number OF the
poor. and workhouies, and poorstaS.
q. Infances of longevity. 10. Men
diltinguihsd for any particular talent.
:, Particular cuitoms and manners.
ta. Particular height or fize.
III. Religion.
i. Seas Of religion. 2. Places or
wsrlhip. 3. Probable numbers of
each feet. 4. Diain5guiihed preach
ers. -.
w. Architecture, &c.
/. The public buildings, excluhye
Of (uch as are common to all coontIes.
?. Private buildings, which are conf
dered as remarkable. 8. Is any mo-
del or fyle of building genefally OBJ
ferved. q. What materials tor build
ing, fuch as itone, brick, and timber,
are to be had in fuficient quantities.
Is. VIVA, houles appear to be conitruct-
ed inrelation to the particular climate.
Is. The bridges Of any confederation !.
Y Agriculture.
i. The manures uled. 2. lnltru-
ments OF culture. 8, Animals en-
ployed. q. Times of preparing the
ground fordifferent purpoles. S. The
ufual produce, upon an average OF
| leafons, in wheat, corn, tobacco, clo-
yer, potatoes, or any other vegetable,
RATED on larger fcale than that OF ia
mily confumption. s. Peculiar cir
cumlfances that may have occurred IN
few years palt in relation to the crops,
under the heads of fro9, fnow, drought,
hail, rain, heat, blight, weavel, Heihan
lily, ruff, mildew, and oblervatlons on
the weather, including thunder and
lightning and violent forms. Z. Pr
ices of proviGons. 8. Prices OF Ia
VI. Natura! HJfoy.
| 4. animals hories, oxen, mules,
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This will be generally found in the
auditors office; and therefore the en-
quiry concerning it will not be impof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10


NE subscriber has taken lease Of 1--WE years,
- tor ne well known and cor,motiious house in
."c e,'y OF .>icl.usni long occupied b. MIR Rich.
ouch, which IL situate OF The street leading
1rr'n the MAIN street Nv the Governors. and IS
Reaf he senhe store OF prosser and Moncure
Ne IS provided with an excellen, stable, WHICH
shai' De constantly supplied with forage of the
cest qus',ty. where he will receive Horses at Lii
vefy. and the utmost attention shall be paid to
those horses which may be committed TO hiseare
ahe long experience which the subscriber has
nas m this kind Of business, and the general sa-
,istaeti;m w'ircis he has given 70 those who have
favored MIN with their custom at Manchester and
osher places. authorizes him 70 nope. thar he will
not only continue 20 receive the patronage of his
former friends bur likewise the sountenznce and
FAVOR Of the pubic II large.
Nc also proposes 10 take in about 90 BOARD
EHS. on reasonable terms. and begs leave to as
sure those who may favor him with their patrons
age. thar every attention and cxertipn shall be
used TO g;-e entire satisfaction. Aud the sub
scrber also Offers, his services to sell horses on
com,rissIon-In all cases where he may be en-
l,oyed TO do so. he will charge the owner no
more rhir The a,usl cost for the support OF such
horses.
,f PETER MOSELEY.
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ITO te SOLD, 70 toe 5;g5est bidder. on a credit
L offreice mouths. FIVE 7'R tC7'S or
l. A N D. bringing TO ne estG:e Of 75omGs in
derson dec. Oiz .--C'ne in CInt5eH county, of 400
~cyes. iirg bo,b sides Of RE main road on toe
srarr,s Of Beaver creek ;tis fact tobe soidn r,st
Afit Can Pbel court, being toe BIB day 81 tbe monf.
One IN Bosefou'f counyof 100 acres, Jfre on Ca.
saSs6d creek RIBS tyacs Be sold ut next fb,ii b.
ieiert court; beirg ,be l1rb day fbe ptonfb fese
+'ro safes tobe aterfed By Mr. fnt5oag Di5reH. vbo
is be,ebg tuY authorized to act for toe executors ef
soc said 7bpinas Andeyson.
One Of 400 acres one Of 147 acres. and ore of50
as es. Ling in Bnckihg5as. county t5e ftpo former
ons5e trarcrs Of Rork fstd eree and tbe after one
or iriags terry road gbcse three last tracts 10 Be
sgd a. scsi Nay BuetisS6am, court. bcirg ;be 1876
eay effbe ,noatb Bind VIII atprsred security .pifl
6sye7ui,ei. TO bear iieyesf from tbe date, BIT II
fsaretaailv PAD stsihteresf s5di be -emitted
a - Nd7Hf ANDERSON, y
~. ROBERT RfFES. st~ -
ET'rs of7bos. Arderson. dec.
farv'arie cpvn,y. re 1875 1905. ids
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers far sale eleven hundred
and tenacres of LAND. lying on the waters
OF Cunningham aud Briery creeks, in, Aibenaric
and Fluvanna. This land is we'll rimbered, and
the, turnpike road from Richmond to s,aunton
runs nearly through the centre Of il. Also, an
other TRACT, surveyed in the year 1755. con
taining two hundred and thirty 1--WE acres, living
on-Carey's .cteck, IN FIuvanna. As there is
good Mill Scat on this tfae which isrrweH tim.
bered WIN PING. &c. Saw Nil night be erected
on It with ease. and attended wit, considerable
profit. Its Situated near the FOX Ordinary and
within six or eight miles Of New Canton. Great
bargains maybe had in these lands and the pay
rnen;s made easy, by giving bonds with APPROX
Ell security. d NJ WHARTON
powhatan c. II. March q. 1895 #
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Valuable Lands for Sale

TWISHto sell a 45LF SHfREinfbe Dismal
4 Scamp Compaay---also, SHdRESin t5e Cianel
from Afbema,ie sound 10 EEsabef5 ,iver--aiso.
One Third eftbree Tracts of Land, iying On
Nansemond 'iTer neny S1Fos&, tJe ,5,ee frac(s n !.
mounting 10 tie sr5oie 10 d5oat 1900 oeyey. z,x.
pe,s.o infined TO pwebgse may be i,tarmea of f6c
terms Of SAFE ~ directing letter fsfJe srscS.6ey,
HriEg near zoe oosteDfce az LisdsaJs store, AL6e.
marie county. ~
ote FRAs. WALKER.
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Geo. Watt

HAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
i L cupied to brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street 10 Shockoe ware
house, where he hls'ou hand and oaers to dis
pose of ON moderate terms, BY wholesale,
The following Aracles, viz:
Loaf AVID Muscoyado Sugars,
NJ England. w. island, and. Antigua Rum,
S,SSss:.;;sscsi, Barcelona -.ra Apps Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee OF superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue.
Youag Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted s;zes-And -..'
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally. of articles suited TO the
present aud approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit, Of 8, 6 and months. for
notes negociable nc the Bank Of Virginia, with
approved .enaorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, ODD. March, 1905
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CoNDfTI0NS

The price to subscribers will be eighr dollars,
neatly mounted. colored and glazed One dollar,
30 tighten the great expense of puhlieaticn,) to
be paid on subscribing.
Ionon subscribers. the price will be ten dollars.
lcoPY RIGHT sEcuaEp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
NO'TICE.

TINE subscriber intends shortly to leave this
state for Europe, where ne means to spend
the summer 'moaths. He invites those persons
who may have claims against him 10 call for pay
ment--he also urges. the necessity Of closing all
outstanding accounts due him, and therefore re-
quests those indebted TO him to discharge their
respective accounts without delay.
l.. Wercq.