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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

-" AN English Spelling Book from the author
OF the "Engiish Grammar" will undoub, ed,v
excite considerable expectation from those VINO
have been IN the habit of using the latter and
we doubt not that in process OF time. the sns,-
ing Book will have as many admirers as the
Grammar has already obtained. We are glad
10 see that Mr., Murray has been careful in IN,
ngnt DIVISION ofhs sSllables in his spelling, and
mat he has not followed the example of Others bv
introducing into his book mass Of Irrelevant
matter - i;rperiaL Revieru Oc,. 1904.
we have before had occasion TO commend
the useful labours of MIR. Murray; and this 1T.
tie work the Spelling. Book lis an addrion 70
them, Which from It's ease. clearness and prec;si.
on, will prove greatly serviceabie TO the ,ender
age Tor whiohis is designed"- Azonf6!y Mirror
OcsoAey 1904
Mr. Mnrfay's successful exertisns for the ser,
vice of youth. have been SO often before rs with
applause tina, we think it sufficient, on the nte
sent occasion, 10 announce the above publication
ami 20 add, thar twill not. in any manner de-
traei from the well earned repur alton of the au.
thor, in this depsrtne M of literature "- Eayope.
an Masasiae. Ncp. 1904.
WI,h the great merit Of Mr. Lindey Muir
ray, in providing assistance for the instruction of
youth, the public are vel acquainted He has
now descended TO the very esruenis OF INSTRUCT
on. and with the same skin and Judgment which
he has displayed in his other attempts. Were.
commend 10 the public this most important tt!e
volume, as the only work with which we are ac-
quainied in the English Language. for teaching
children TO read, written by philosopsr and a
man Of taste "--Liserary 1isunai, NOv. 1909
= "Mr. Murray's elementary works have ihe
sure merit of combining well directed efforts 10
train The infant mind TO virtue with the best
Iiears of inparting instruction to it. In the
Spelling Book Before us this is particularly the
case. AID we Car therefore safely recommend il as
the best work of this Kind which has lately fallen
under our inspection" Anti .sfaeo1iy, December
1904
We donot always think it necessary to en-
ploy our time in examining literary productions
of so very humble kind as Spelling Books
The name Of Lihdley Murray, however, whona
we lcave more than once had aston to commend,
arrested enr attention We find his present pub.
lication divided into three parts In the latter
class are several useful things, NOT commonly
found in such works for instance Reading Les
sons in Italic, Old Eng;ish aud Manuscript Let
rers; explanations of the sounds of the letters
distinguishing the long and short sounds of the
vowcis, and the anomalous sounds Of all; and,
finally, rules for spelling, very clearly aud dis
tiualy expressed ~ B'ifsb Critic, December,
1904 Iune 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
f0ar Dollars Per Auuun,.. paid IN advanes.
twenty Dollars Reward,

kCh experimenting and deliver.
-, ing to me, or securing in any Jail SO tba, I
ger MN again. ARISTOTLE. bright muIarro
man, with long bushy head of hair. great mart
~ winch Is grey he is Al years old. about feer
~. cot INCHES high; he is a large boned fellow
MN vlsage, has remarkable fore finger on one
nana' whienI do no. recoeSf the one half il
eiaok. the other half whi,e he is sensible arr.
~, Fellow, aud viii donot doubt. discuse him.
' an ne can Perhaps cut his hair. &C.. change
: :'s nAme' ard end-avor TO pass as freeman; ne
- q roue n carpenter and tolerabie caulker ,,n-
aefstands enough ofigures to ser down any mum.
per wrh chalk; Of an open smiling countenance
W ''e spoken 70; his aim. am confideu.. will
- ~ ses on board some vessel. bound o one of
forewarned from, receiving him on bo.-d
-, Braxton Harrison.
-luy ", 1905. w6t
III subscriber offers for SALE,
the three tracts of LAND, hereafter de
ssr'oed, which will be sold on very moderate
Ems as ne expects 70 remove from the state of
virginia One trstt lies on stanton river, about
% 'niles ns'ow Bibb's ferry, containing s2O
80 .. vainabie low grounds. and from TO 800
acres OF nigh land. The Improvements are ircop 4
siderable. oniY such as viii accommodate an over
seer the pianfa ION is well calculated 70 ern,lov
sooo, hands 10 advantage. One other traa of
shiand containing S00acrcs, with a small plan
ta.ion cleared. good new dwelling house nor
quite hnisned This raa lies about 8 ra,e, from
do S, and alb ut the same distance from Owens
Jerry, and about miles from where live One
o'her uaet lying in pittsylvania county, on the
na'i Ioao from feytonsbusg to Danville. c NJ
tanning 800 acres, esteemed rood si,ua,;on e.,
store and tavern on this i,aa is rood orch
ara and some other improvements. ASH shaIIh,
absent from the stare for some months. i have
authorised Capt. Charles Scott, oe Prince I'd.
w y, county. and Maj. Henry z Coleman. of
Halifax. and either Of Them, TO make sale of The
whole or any part of the said lands
June 21st, 1906 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
. TRACT OFI.AND

raimng by late survey ass acres 600 Of s son.
nr,,sr woods, hes well. sSthe plantation in s,od
the cu,u,s s, of landis well adapted to
hou.es and - s'a''i mas good dwelling and o,her
Inc peculiar advantages Of ,b;, r,,c. - !.
S"suty TO Petersburg. renders il an ob;,a
'l a'terton to those DESTROYS of ovn;,r ~
u OF property tits deemed unrecessarv %
me, As !. Is presumed those wishinv 70
WI nrss view the premises. IL more 800. =
,hs assrs, will be laid OF in suitable lots and
a.. tn "snss made easy--but more particularly
he s,ysn E ;e on that day Ten years credit will
- SVEN II more agreeable to the purchaser.
Pss"g me interest annuaily-Bonds with ,n,r.,,'
required by o'' 'ns ia 1i WIN DC
Samuel Booker,
administrator with the will annexed.
August Oh. 1905 w,s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
Peter TinsIey. C. C

CoAMIssIoNER's OrrIcE.J
Richmond. lily %, 1905
TTNIIE parties concerned are desised 20 ,aka no.
= tee thatI have appointed NJ onday thet~en-
ty-thifd day Of September next, for CARVING into
eRea the sforegoing decree, upon which dav.
their attendance IS required a. ms Office, win
their papers and accounts ready for examination
and settlement.
w2m VIM. Hav, M. C.
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LegiGIatilre of cttrgtnta+
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, January 9th, 1905.


A communication from the Senate by their clerk.
An engrohed BILL To amend the act, intituled an
act, directing the registering the ages and exes
OF haves in certain cafes, read third time and
blank therein filled up.
R6ved, That the bill do pats, and that the title be
an az, To amend The "a, in,ituled, an act directing
the registering the names, ages and exes of laves in
! certain cafes
bill, Concerning the James river Company was
read fecond time; and, On motion, ordered, to be
committed to committee Of the who'd houfe OH the
fate of the Commonwealth
bill, To incorporate two companies for the pur-
pole of cutting navigable canal from Roanoke river
.c ecTT another navigabie canal from
Nanlemond river Benefits creek in the Hate Of
North Carolina, was read fecond time; motion
was made TO amend the Eid bill by Rriking out that
part of it which exempts the itoek of the company
from taxatou for 90 years.
A further motion whas made to amend the faid bill
by ftrking the faid words one hundred and TWEEN
ty and inferting in lieu of them the word fifty and
the queition being put upon the lat propoition
1t pafied in the negative
The quefion was then put upon the irR propofed
amendment and paned in the negative.
Ordered, That the 1aid bill be groned and read
third time.
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NORFOLK, January z.

Djfr,qfng accounts from toe C.aR.-We are truly
forty 70 fay that the prediction which expreled in
few numbers back of further difrefs the COAT has
been bat too fatally confirmed Mr.. Williams late of
Gun Boat No. l, up to town on Friday, from
whom we learn, that he failed in the hoop Betfey,
Capt. Burton, from Charlenon bound to Baltimore,
that or the night ofthe ON ut fhe ran hore a
bout 10 miles the Southwark of Currtucl Inlet.
yefel and cargo iof-crew and Panengers all fav-
ed
Same night the fchoouer Paragon, Ward from
New York, bound to this port, went on fhore, and
painful relate there is every reaiou believe, that
che whole Of the crew. with feveral pafcngers have
p4ri2cd the vefel is LOFT but large part of the
90 viii be faved, which undertaad is very vaua-
BILE and will be fold on the Beach Wedneiday a
brig, ichooner and 1oop alto OF fiore near the
fame place, and the fame time, unknown, the
Of both peri(hed, vefles and cargoes totally o.
We further informed that eight ten other vel-
Gels on ihore to the fouthward-(Le4g
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TUEsDAy, January s.

bill, to amend the act intituled, an act, to a.
,nd and reduce into the feveral acts of the Ge
neral Anembly, for regulating the militia of this
commonwealth, (Which with the further amendments
as reported from the committee of the whole houfe
lay on the table, was taken up and further amended
A motion was made to ftrike out the 9Th fiction of
the faid BILL which amended, is in the following
words:
And it ihall be the duty of the commanding Off
GERS of companies to down and make return tn
their REFLECTIVE battalion courts of enquiry Of all abb
iences and deinquents from muRers in their reipes-
tive companies.
pailed in the negative.
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The following humorous and pathetic petit
on to the Legislature of Maryland, was prefent-
ed on the goth infant.
To the Honorable, the General AGEmbJ ofMary-
land, no-V anchored in the City Of Annabofj.
The humble petition of poor Jack Clarke, of
the city of Baltimore, iheweth to your honors,
that your unfortunate petitioner, while plough
ing the dominions of old Neptune, having CARR
ed rather taught fail in Equally weather, the gales
Of msfortunes blowing hard, he over-ran his
reckoning, the watch on deck keeping bad
look out, he was itranded on the ihoas of power
ty, foon after oyerhauled and made prifoner by
the commander of preis-gang, called the iberif
of Baltimore, and now les lock ed under matches
in limbo, TO the great grief of his darling Poll,
and iweet little crew, who ince his imprifon-
ment have been on ihort allowance.-Therefore
your petitioner prays your honors will order the
matches to be unbarred by an Act of Infovency,
that his fats may be cut, be again put to fea on
cruife, in hopes that fortune may prove kind,
IN the dlftrlbution of her prize money, and poor
jack once more enabled to cheer the heart Of
bis darling Poll and her fweet little babes. And
your petitioner will ever pray, &c.
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Sa,es az 1urfion.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ME creditors 7o6O bave proceed fEcir 4t5.s nrl., q
q e'~r7Dian % Bankruptcy, asVardcl 1gaiaf C6,ifo-
pier HrtLny, and Ta,itou ~. Pgta4fs ,rSsy t5e fra
HasS'ny and Pleants, merchants of tie eit Of Re5-
''o1d are dred 10 meet tbe gnec5 IF tie ja:i grlyas
sfSfe and esi7s on Saturday tie 26tb ef.bis eyejre
z07fb, at oi0sk in tie forenoon, at tie css7,qoseys or
pee 10 Ggfnf 70, or dnf from TIE aid gnees, eosr,rae
'~s P'ga'i"g or drsrg any fit o., 4ifs at kzv or in
eqntyJor TIE recovery Of AIRY part Of tie id Baniyubt
eafe and sEctRs, 70 e eosasoupjirg, Siagr 70 ar
filtration, 0fbe,ro agreeing any ,za.fe c, ins re-
@afsg thereto and other eeiaie,5. BY order Of TIE
miCOner..
ROBERT BROOKE. C. C.
s.,r, S:.'i iss yss @,.y, 1906. pg
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WILL BE SOLD, on Saturda, 70. 1o.5 r. -;

M ILL BE SOLD, on Saturday the le.S Of Ri,
~ infant at be TaVe'n Of za-5ari4B Bysok5 in
TIE fozon Of Afareb;er, about iy-ve acre, of J1O0D
LAND. tie property ef P.:er Le1A 9se'd iyirp ,gb;r
three railes Of iid :o7Oa, tie Turnpike road o1x
from Ma"e55fer 10 Failing Cyrk, adjoining tie laea, sf
14*aadt' 6ankf, HHiam Edzra,aj, ard 9asses B,na65
tie teTn5 Of 4t 4UN be f* m0vtbs credit, sSe sureJa,
givfTg s'H4 7stb G9tr0Vs to b.a, iate, from TIE
date, jFaos Pvn6suaily paid.
-fLSO-WA b. 0ifon tie fame day ant 1l,e.. if ,,t
f-0'0yey dgedsE 0He baJf are Iat in As laid .ozpn IF
NgHeI5fT' or 7obiab il 0ery large AaHe mai zgoeS
h'yf' f' TIE ::r"zs eaA, as il ry1et75 tIs ls., .yR
be Sszdt knozvn on tie Gay.
CREENSTiLLE PENN, -ha,qia;qrat.,.
Taagary Is.-(2fE.
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WIG ARC chlidrcn or TINS property, by cmanci-
patiog his flaves. There is no fraud equal TO
that OF robbins his family by hisla'i will ofwhat
was intended and ncceHary TO .hcir iupport
The lawso of the land arc particularly attentive to
the prefervation of cnates. Truitse are ap-
pointed for the protection of children, who are
incompetent TO take care of therfclves. In
fome cafes even truitecs IRE appointed 20 watch
over the conduct OF prodigals. IF fi,eh pre-
cautions then are taken for the preiervation OF
property, ought not to arreit the evils of
licenied emancipation
1t is a moral maxim too that no man can ap-
proprlate his property to any purpofcs which
may injure the interefts OF others. What
would be iaid OF the inhabitant of Richmond.
who would fet fire TO his own houfe /? By 70
doing he injuries the fate, his family and his
neighbours. In the fame manner whoever e.
municipalities fave, may be infiiSting the dead
lief injury upon his neighbour. He may be
furnihing fome active chieftan of formidable
conipiracy. He may be kindling fame that
will deltroy our political edifce.--We have
law, which prohibits flaves from going at large,
where they pleafe. Shall we then grant them
leave to go at large for ever9 or flal the matter
allunle to himlef this privilege?
But gentleman has declared that the pre-
TENT bill will violate the rights of confidence
| There is a remedy however for this evil. The
matter may 90 into another fate, and emanci-
! pate his flave. This is one of the privileges of
a man during his life time: and as TO the fym-
patty which it has been attempted 10 excite
for the diiturbed confidence of the diving man,
it was certainly miiplaced. What refpe6 was
due to the confidence of that man, who after
having made all the ufe he could of his fave,
does not heiitate to deprive his wife and chill
| dren oftheir labour?
1t has been alto faid, that the right of emanci-
| patton ihopld be retained in the hands OF the
mater as guarantee OF the fidelity ofhisIave;
and we have been referred to the hiiory of the
gument. But it was the Legislature which G.
mancpated then and they itili retain the fame
privilege. Let us then entruit the power Of
forwarding to that body and not TO individuals.
mr.. SMITH concluded with hoping that the
bill would be iuffercd to pats on to its fecont
reading on taking the queltioH ;the Ayes were
IT, Nays 70.
| In difcuffing it before committee of the
whole houie the bill was 10 amended as to give
every man right to emancipate his flave, pro
vided he was removed beyond the limits of the
fate, neverto return. This amendment was
rejected by the Houfe anG thus the original
bill was virtually rejected.
! The great rife of the water courfes prevented
the arrival of the Northern Mail, that was due
on Friday, Saturday and lslt night.
| We conclude in this DAYS paper, the long
and important documents on the Yazoo Claims.
We HAIL prepare for our next number a /nmna-
~ fatcment of the merits OF the cafe.
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p.4ing this property the Rates of others had been
con6icated by name but this had not been touched :
That the law providing for the entry of lands had n
was acknowledged, been conGdered as making this
land liable entry; but though this had been the ge
neral opinion, it proof it was correct one.
They contended it nor, the land had been al
ready granted and all granted land is expressly ex-
copied by this law. But, fuppoing this property
had been forfeited either by the revolution, the
hscation laws the State had become eized of it
by any Office found, and therefore could legally
grant it.
With rerpea to Alienage it was United that Lord
Carteret the preient pain.if) born iubjeet of
Great Britain, he could not become Alien to his
fellow fubjeas by the Revolution and they con-
fidered the grant of the land III quelion d. hav-
ing been already granted by the King the plaintiff
the Aa of Limitation could operate in its IA
YOUR.
Col. A Martin fpoke at fome length, as an H.
s.ieus enri~, III favour of the defendants.
The fuit brought by the fame plaintiffs againit Gen.
Dave and Gen. Jones continued.
AS the deciion of this caue is all important to the
People OF this State (two-thrds of all the foil being
involved in it) the Editor propofes FULFILLING the
yumeuss of She Council on both fdes at length, the
Gentlemen concerned having promied to favor hin,
with them. Rtggsr
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READY MONEY
AND A GENEROUS PRICE

MIL b green Jo, a Gfeiy NEGRO WOMAN
Of g''3 character, not exceeding tzuenty-6ve years
~g 6'Oag6f Hp ~ gtnfee family ce,rfy1 eaS.-
be 9"'fing 40 he 6f linen, and gel to zr4B ard iron
~ ne nsaf5f manner Zbee zobo haze enc fax Of tbs
@rpfi'a 7rA ffe lodge i!orazation tie Office Of tie
sHga:'er or @retf letter 10 H. q. orso1ra-a to tie
PSg-CBTee at Richmond Coui-6oaJf.
JaD1a,y I5.-(tT 3if.
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NOTICE.

HE furveyors of the different codlties in yirsi-
J. MIA, vino by law to account with the Pref
dent and Directors III William and Mary College, for
aPropofhon OF their tees, and who have 70 done,
requeed render their accounts TO July lsh ard
pay she respective balances due to the college
WILLIAM COLEMAN, Burfar
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LEXINGTON LOTTERY.

B, authority eftbe Legislature ofYneiaia for
railing $4,000 Dohafs.
SCHEME OF THE FIRST CLASS.
The drawing pOGtively to commence on the 10Th
of Fehrua-y acxi.
The managers are now making up the numbers and
prizes for the purpola
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NEW-TORK, 1anuary S.

The polls for the election of Representative in
Conerefs, in the room of DR.. Mitchell, were coied
iaR evening. We have not been able to procure a
aatement of the votes in each ward; but no doubt
ran be eitersained of the almoh unanimous return
of George Clinton, jun no other candidate having
been fer up in opppition to him. In the fifth ward
understand, MFR. Clinton had Isl votes of IT'S.
Of the ID caterng votes, DR.. fssses Srtb mad Is !;
the reGdus were for nearly many different per
IONS.
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WilAiamGurr, January 6. Ioos

" 7!sT47zyL907s, Jahuary s, 1908.
During the prefent felton, of aFemblv. lame,
SemPle, Efq, member for the city of williamiburg.
will receivs and grant dlcharse for anv p,opeY
which ihal be paid to HIM
January l5.-(2w
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Dollars $1,000
Five thouEand Tickets,
- ~ IN

rive InOulanu j ickets,
at 10 dollars each, is 5oOOO
There are to be blanks in this LOTTERY and m,
prizes viii be fubea tono more than i per rem, S;C
count.
Tickets will efold at lodoars each five Of which
are to be paid i'll hand, and the remaining five wis,
the prize money is applied for
lhe law authorizing this Lottery, was raEed in
the year 1885, for the relief of the fercrs bv 6rs ia
Lexington, all of whom except Orphans have afIior
ed and transferred their ntereG and claim tofb.
managers thereof, to be by them applied TO opening
good Carriage road the North and south
Mountains and aerofs the Valley through Lening-
ton o
This road will be in drea line with the New
state Road to the Weftern waters and 70 far 7 cos
tinuation thereof toward Richmond which viii; or,er
and greatly improve the paHage from every part Of
James River between the Blue Ridge and Richmond
10 tho sweet and other mineral Springs and from
thence towards Gresrbrer, Kenhawa, &c.
The managers hatter themfelves that the obie4 of
this Lottery being 10 laudabe in which great BART
the state Is nerelted and from the faes that have
been already made Of Tickets, that upon the dav !,
boVe mentioned iuGicient number Of Tickets + M,
all VIII De fold TO warrant the drawing, ard tbst
no farther poitponement will take place.
When the drawing is fnifhed ain Of the fortuna,.
numbers viii be Pubifhed,-Ai prize money. NOT
applied Tor within one year after the drawnr will
be preiun,es to have been renqsifbed for the Re.
nefit of the Lottery.
WILLIAM H. CABELL, 7
DAVID S. GARLAND
JOHN COA11ER.
ANDREW MOORE,
JAMES NJ. DOWFLI.
JAMES CARUTHERS k,.,...,
PHILIP GRIMES,
JOHN LEYBURN,
THOS. S. MCLRIAND.
ANDREW ALEXANDER.
WILLIAM VII SON.
Joba Carafde,s, Treafurer.
Nm. Carabcys, Secretary.
tickets are to be had Of the Managers and az Eli
and AIlan' Robert Gamble, jun. and VIM MKenzie,
Jan. 18th IeO5.-WtE
III rlntgiCf.
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We conclude in this days paper, the long
and important documents on the Yazoo Claims.
We HAL prepare for our next number Eumnsa-
~ tatcnent of the merits of the cafe.
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The great rife of the water courfes prevented
the arrival of the Northern Mail, that was due
on Friday, Saturday and lsft night.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
Charlotte Green,

INFORMS, that fhe has received her Fan and Jp71e,
atiertment Of Goods-which having been particu-
lary e'ected by herief, from rhe atst importatons
ihe nduges the hope that they will pleafe tbofe who
wlih 70 Purchae, not only in qnaEty but prite1 he
following comprife part
Plain, figured and cut Velvets; Shags; Satin.
Luteltrings; Modes; Sarfnets; Chambrays and Muf-
lns, OF all kinds; Cambries; CaIicoes Chntzes ;
Cottons; Cloths Fannes, &C.
Kid and Morocco Shoes.
An elegant ahortment Of Mafs and TiPpcts
Umbrellas
Topaz, Turtle fhell, Pate, Pearl and plain Corh5bt
Three Cafes elegant Milencry.
Embols'd, laced, and CoIOured and plain Grapes
Dreles, &c.
\ very large ahortment of fashionable Bonnets,
Wreaths, Plunes and ornaments Of every de(crpton.
~ MILLINERY, Mantuamaking, and all kinds
Of Needle Work, executed the fhortef notice, and
il the neate Il manner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

Tar Sale az ab5a,e A fmall FARM, living
in Newgoucelter, the County Road from Portland
10 Parls-containing hxty-iiye Of Land, with
new Houie, 81 by So feet, capboarded and fhihged-
Likewle, Barn utable for the place, with about G4
tons good Hay-Sad place is we'll wooded and watered
having good ruin Of III the dryeR leaba Of The
year, and Is well htuated foo Tavern, being about
half way from Portland to Paris-A Frame for
Vclel Of $50 tons will be taken in payment, Il agrsea-
bleto the Purchlieri approved notes PAYABLE in q
u, and IL 3 months Nov IL