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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02

dose evacuated twelve or Is feet OF tape
worm two other doses were taken, which
brought away quantity of matter broken IKE
Skins and pieces OF worms; suppose the
tape worm, solded 1t different times, must In
the whole have exceeded forty feet. he al
most incredible benefit received tlom this
medicine, induced me to give dose to cLiid
of mine who was pining ana sIckly: 1t Ptodu-'
ced the same COCO eject in this instance, ex-
polling worm OF different kim, from nine
to twelve inches long, ana at the same time
restoring good state OF health.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02
HaguIton's Horn destroying Lo,
ZGDgeS.

By which many thousands have been re-
lieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and other distractions in the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02
Ham5Iton's Essence and Extract
oE MnAfnrd.

A safe and efTectual remedy for the govt,
rheumatism, spgains, pains N the tace and
neck, SSc-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
The GovERNoR,s spEEcH.

GeHtfenfen Of the Council, mr.. Sneaker, end Ge1-
tEenien oftbe HoH/e Of Rebrrlfnfafiyey,
in former communication which had the
honor TO make to the Legislature, took the Ii.
berty TO recommend to their attention. our ia
tute Proviiiou of Work Houfes, for the correr-
uon ana pnhlihment OF vicious, diforderly and
IdIe peTions, whole crimes and mifdemeannrs
are difficult to be reached by other means
This fubje6 has fevtral times been under con-
liberation, but not matured into fyhem. II
iubJect OF much importance to the welfare of
the community, as well as falutary mean of pre-
iervIns the morals and good conduit of that
Ciais OF perfoHs, who by their foles and vices
become ut fubjects for fuch correction. II ia
much to be wilhed, and would trult be We
ry acceptable to our connituents, that fone
plan, either on an extended or more limited
icale, ihonld be adopted by the Legislature, for
the attainment of this Object
The liberal bounty of the State which has
been extended to the important inftitution Of
Yale College, has been employed by the Corpor-
alton, for the improvement of that Seminary. in
its buildings and accommodations for the m.
dents, and for the furninbng it with valuable
library, and apparatus for the inftruetion of the
youth OF our Citizens. This difpolition of the
monies OF the fate, will truf, prove latino
monument to their generofity, be highly ufefil
to the future inhruetion Of our children in the
various branches of fcience, and remain dura-
bic blefiing for many generations to come. The
Chemical apparatus particularly which has been
lately obtained thro' the perfonal agency cf the
ingenious ProfefIor in that branch, will it Is
hoped, among other ufeful discoveries, be at.
tended with peculiar benefit in our agricultural
purfuits, by extending our knowledge of the
principles of vegetation, and the various adniix
lures of fubfanees for the amclioraiion Of our
different foils, and their preparations for the
ieVcrsl crops mott tuited to their refpeetive
qualities.
The hourifhing condition Of our State, in its
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28

and miniaer plenipetentiary to the court Of
Verfailles, for the purpofe Of concluding atrea-
ty of commerce between Great.Britain and
France, which was accomplished, Sept. ee,
1856 (; on the 18th Jan. 1857, he fgned, with
the Count de Vergennes. a farther convention
and, on Auguf 81, following, he concluded
and 6gned with the Compile de Montmoriu, a
convention for preventing all difputes between
the tubeets of their REFLECTIVE fovereigns in the
Eaft-Iudies. In Od. and Nov. in the fame
year, his lord(hip, in concurrence with the
duke OF Dorfet, negotiated and 6gned the decla.
rations which were exchanged between the
courts of London and Verfailles, relative to the
revolutions which then took place in the Unit
ed Provinces. In March, 1888, he went as am
baHador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to
the court of Spain ; in Nov. 1889, he was ap.
pointed ambaiiador extraordinary and plenipo-
Tertiary to the ftates-general of the United Pro-
vinces and, on the 10th Dec. he concluded
and figned the convention between the emperor
Leopold, and the kings of Great-Britain and
Prufta, and the ffates-general of the United
Provinces, relative to the affairs of the Neither
lands.' >-s-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28

SIfcultIre, navigation, trade, iiiler,es, o,anv
'actures, arts and various improvements, IS o, a.
ter OF gratitude to the Great Author of all our
fasors, and of fpecial graduation TO the Citizens
OF the State. Our with and endeavor viii be
to afford our aid, 70 FAR as may fall within our
power, that thefe fources of our wealth. and
happinefs, may be continued and extended with
'ncreaiing improvements and benefit.
Inc time of fervce in Congress of MIR. Trscy.
one OF the Senator's from this State in the Senate
of the y. S.beipg nearly expired, the Lepila-
ture will probably think il expedient to make
a new appointment, during ths prefent felton,.
to iupply the vacancy which will take place in
March next.
tncrderto complete the provifions of the act
paied at the ian felton,, making new orpani-
cation of the Superior Court of thi. State. the
Legislature will recollett the appointment to
he made OF three additional Judges to that
Court, to make the number mentioned in that
act. '''"'
No public correspondence has occurred du
ring our late reeefs to gain the fpeciar attention
ot the Legislature. Our own internal interefts
and concerns will occupy your confederation
during the preient feiiion. .,N -
- ]. TRUMBULL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
BALTIMORE, oaober 10.

Arrived, fhip Thomas Wilton, Gardner, leo
days from Mocha, coffee and falt-petfe, John
Donnell. Off the lie of France, the Thomas
Wilton was boarded by the Sir Francis Drake,
Britif1 frgate, one ofthe blockading fqnadron I;
who, after firing about one hundred muiket
fbot into us, came on board and imprefled three
of her crew. They informed us they had cap
tured the fhip Erin OF Baltimore, and fenr her
10 Madras. OCT. s, off Bermuda, fpoke the
Britiih man of war brig Avon, with Mr.. Err
kline, the Bfitifh minieer on board, bound for
the Chefapeak.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
VERMONT ELECTION.

We learn from E1idd!ebnry that Gov. T;cbe-
nor is re-eleeled by majority of 500 votes
that the Repnblican ticket for Councillors had
a much greater majority than heretofore
that the majority of Republicans in the Houfe
IS coniiderabiy increafed. All this was antici-
pated. Republicans of Vermont will not be
cheerleis with fuch profpeet before them !:
the governors majority is about 1000 lefs than
the Ian year-and one ftrusgle more will pro-
osoiY deitroy all fears of any future Influence
Oh iedefaiiim IN our councils. Hermont Gas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
CONNECTICUT.
Dan6sry, GA. ID

Ext,'aaJ fJom a litter 10 tbr Ediior, 4afed Mezv.
HaVen, OIL.
F" Abraham Bifhop is warmly oppored to
thefe PROHIBITIONS" THE late profecut ions in
the d,itte' court, and prcCumes not to diff
gute his ientiments even before Federaliits. His
language is this: "It is mott fhameful thing
Tor Republicans, who have complained 70 bit
teriy OF the projections aganft Ofborn, to
puriue the lame courie that they themfeves
have 10 reProbated." He has drawn up re-
monRrance againft thcfe proceedings, and has
got large number to iign it."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
Hartford, O9. IS

Lat Thurlday the Honorable General Affem-
oily OF this State convened at New-Hasen. The
Houie of Representatives. made choice of the
Hon: JOINS c. SMITH, Efq. for their Speaker,
and LYMAN Law, and URIEL HoLMEs, ian.
Efqrs. Clerks.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28

LORDS HOLLAND AND AUCKLAND, are ap.
pointed on the part of Great-Britain to negoti-
ate with Mr.. Monroe and Mr.. Pinckney, our
minifters in London of Lord Holland we know
but little, except that he is Nephew TO Mr..
Fox, but Lord Auckland is very ditinguifh-
ed political character, as we learn from DE
NOrfsK ledger.
" His lordfhip has been employed in many
ftstisns of intereR and Importance in 1878, he
went TO North America, together with the earl
Of Carlifle, &c. for the pufpofe Of referring
peace from 1880 to 1899, be was chief fecre-
taryin Ireland, in the viceroyalty Of the earl OF
Carlifle, and wss fworn of the privy council Of
that Kingdom and in 1888 he was alto fworn
Of the prigy council Of England. In Deem
ssr, 1885, he was named envoy extraordinary
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
NORFOLK. OAoher 81.

Captain Chafe, on whole vcracity we can
depend, informs, that on the eth inf. he fpoke
the brig Fame, from Rotterdam to Providence,
the captain of which faid, that prior to his
failing 10th ult.) accounts bad been received
from Paris, which Gated, thai negOriafionJ for
pease 6eisV<eB Frame and England had been bro
Ken off. Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28

Liberty Of the PrsG-The author of the fol-
lowing paper never writes on principle without
communicating TO the public fomething which,
n not new, is told in new way. The liberty
on the Prsis Is fuhe9 of the fri Importance.
ne would crafty me and have na doubt rem
der an effential fervce to the commune hv
Puolihing at large his thoughts upon it.
". r. diner. Citizen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28
J. TRUMBULL.
NETWORK, October ls.

General MoaEAu is expected in town in a
few days. He has taken houfe in Broadway,
and intends to make this city his future reh--
deuce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28

letter from an officer belonging to the ex-
petition Under General Miranda TO his brother
in this city, dated at Aruba on the sd AugnR.
lays that the expedition failed from Trinidad
on the 24th of July, and tonfaed Of the Lean
der, the Lily Hoop of war, the Engi1i govern
ment brigs Express and Attentive, the Ehoop.
er PreVoit, gun boats carrying each "a pouu-
der, and an American brig with proyiGons.
They arrived at the Bay of La Vela de Core
on the III of Augnf, and anchored within r..
ven or eight mesto leeward of the CITY, On
the morning OF the cd they landed to the num-
Der OF 50, and tcob the place in half an hour.
although defended by rs pieces of artillery,
900 infantry, aud Tome cdvslry. After re-.
naming here or days, waiting in van for
newsfrom the Interior, aud being in want Of
wafer, tie expedition re-embarked for Aryba
to procure f1pply ~ the mean time Ge.
neral Miranda difpatched vefIel to Admiral
Cochrane on the Barbadoes ftation, and to adj
mrai Dacrcs, to inform them Of thefe pro.
ceedngs, and 60 obtain troops, he having h. a,d
that the Duke OF Kent had arrived Al lain.,,a
with force Of 10000 men, part Of them DEE
tined to aiiit him. The report Of The eSecu.
ton of the officers taken in Miranda's iuyn
fchooners, and that the other prifouers had nryn
tent to the mines, had been received at Arut,s.
but no credit was attached 10 it. TIE ktlrr
adds, Z" We exped ia few days to hear frcn,
Admirais CocbrsDe and Dacres ~ the ni, r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13
BIZ THIS DAYS MAIL.
NETWORK, November 10.

Captain Perry Of The snip Thames, IcA
Amsterdam he 20!h OF September, asl
has politely furnished the editor Of I'D
Mercantile Advertiser with file OF Dan
papers TO the 13ih. Uades thar dale hyn
Amsterdam the Only interesting ar.ia.y
oae which informs Us Ct q couvsaiol
having been entered into ostweSa the tao
houses Of Saxcny sDd BrandeGbNgh----
that on the frokflsrs Of Saxeny the FysGch
have formidable force OF aot less 6ar
t,i!ey Thousand naea aud that the Prize
Of dcsse Castle remained liz STATE ct ia'
activity as to military preparations.
Our verbal accounts from Amsterdam
state a report that Russia and Prussia had
formed coalition. AID declared war
against France; ,h2sSweden had offered to
ayaiss the iarmer powers 30 the utm0;ttS'
seas cE ser resource that a Dotca c4G0
10 consist OF 77::s;sea thousand mcn, VS.
forming at Utrecht a,d that Htst Q!
seven sail Of The line, under ac@l1al D1
Winter, was az anchor 10 the Nlea E's0'
Do the list Of September of Dover
captain Perry was boarded BY the bTi''
gun brig Tygress. and informed by 0s'
commander ,hat Lord Lauderda!c hao -
turned 10 England without coac!adi'G
peace. :.
Markers in Amsterdam for West iad'
produce we're en- the rise, 10 con3equ1MlS.'
ofthe prespec. OF the renewal OF ho'"''
ties On Tue continent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13
BALTIMORE. Nov. H..

Arrived, snow George. SIocSo,, from
Isle Of France and Bourbon, 100 days.
Left at ;sle Of france, July II, ships a.
neyica, Some, of Newburypcrt; E'E''
Harden. ditto Mou':rie, M'hauSo"''
Nav York brig Naad, Robbins, d,'o'
snip Bsisic, Donaldson, OF ph,'adeip''''
As Boarbos, Sd August, brig Doa''os;'
Jones, of Philadelphia, the only h"I.|
can vessel! October q, lat. 50, long o.
spoks thu aermione, Sylvia, fro" D0,'o ''
for he City Of ST. Domingo, out o ''y =.
Several valuable prizes lad been o'oOs s.
into the Isle of France aud Bourbon W.
fore the sailing Of the George. -;
Also, ship Louisiana, Norris, 81 ~. =.
from Rotterdam. Long. go, lat. $50 ' pm
brig William and Mary, M'Malieo' ~" h,h
Amsterdam for New York, had Ios' :,
mas,s. and bearing away for Guaaa'o' g
Also, ship Commerce, C'i5a''i >
days from Liverpool,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13

wars against the B4lzars, p,is,..
ana Montenegro, as well a. sass ai2,e
consequence against the Rss0. 0as q
year 1861 Ca,taro formed az vans; - la.sI
snee with The last, as we'll a. a, 's sa' al
hah'5ants Of Aa'ivari and Dul. a''a Il: :.
small state having terminated 's' hi
ADD having liberated itself from Us VA
Isnasnse on the kings of sossIs, ' Wy,
vsrned by its own laws until II. r.s as's
when. alarmed by the colossal s a%,'4
The turks, who had couquereo n, ps"s'
boring provinces, the iohabl,so,s - "'
ta.o, from sense of their d.
proper to submit. themselves 10 ,bs ' M
Of Venice. '8' 'sPuS
T" The principal conditions Of ,b.,.
were, that Cansfo should seta;n ,Is | 1
OF government ; that the Vene,,aps .a''
deffay all tie expenses Of admia;s,.aV '
out OF the duties received a, he cnrs
houses and lastly, that it the repn T1'S
Venice should fod Itself unable to s =;
protection to its new subjects, i. shouI5I. /
transfer the sovereignty Of it 90 aoy aS
power, bnt restore Ca,taro to its torms":
dependence. Il was in consequence N
convention tina, the Vsae,isa reprbI;o !! ="
lng been dissolved, The l2th of Nav ~.
the inhabitants of Cattaro exerci:e1 i,
right OF disposition, and accordiagy t,, ;"
tered themselves to Austria on the a.
July IN the same year. Cas.elouo,o 6,
lowed ,hsir example.
This iowa, built in 1873, by Gu,,l
king OF B2hemis, belonged to the Ven
t'aos since 1857, Euda, another town
Albania, was under shei- prosre.icn sO.
'He 18Th century. Il was occupied in .
by 'hs ausirlans, at the very momcn, IL
Pierre pstrowiIle, the MouteBeglo b.s.a
was about 10 seize il at tke head Of ba,
OF or 6oOO meG.
% The inhabitants g,ow sfeat deal
corn IL the plans ne2s % the SEA, bG, a
sufficient fer their consumptioa, IS ,bs
have strong repagnance 10 had labo
lhsy cave excellent w'pe, and all :ns Et0i
peculiar 10 Tho south Of Eurapv. bees a
silk worms are much cultiga cd By The
Cassars is an old town, but is veil bu
aud sery strong. The iahabitsass are
Sout 400. Casse!cnevc, which is a
wei! fortified, m2y cen.sin aboat 1900.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13
----- = .. 49,
20 the PRINTER OF the Obio Gazette.

A certain publication entitled The
Kentucky Spanish ASSOCIATION, governor
6!oans's conspiracy, aud general Miriam.
da.s expedissoa,'' whlch iatsiy appeared IN
Frankfort paper, having found admission
Iato the Aurora and National intelligencer,
1 suppose from the novsltv and boldnsss OF
the charges 1t has hazarded against soae
characters, who have long enjoyed, by TAG
various osfises of trust or delegation they
occupied, TIE confidence Oh lhs govern
menl& the citizens ofthe ceuntry; have
thought as Qisrist, ! should call ysur at
senti3a 10 a few remarks in case you too
should give the publication place IN your
paper
besides noting the affss.ed candor with
which the author premises that the cilarac.
tiers ne has SO boldly lneulpa.ed By name,
are not without some paliialions iathe mo.
tiyes BY which they were sxcised 10 the
traiteyous conspiracy III which they were
insolyed--you will hnd he has seiussd TO
insert the two explanatory les;ers OF Mr.
Greenup. which the later was .heTeiere
forced TO transmit TO the Nasioaai lnteili-
geIcsr, In order lhat the antldote sileusd DC
swallowed sufficiently soon 10 ccunteract
the poison .aat aad been administered.
THAI Kentucky and the Western ceun-
Try al large, had 10 bear pat,ealiy with the
neglect of the federal government twenty
years ago, andshat at Che present day tho
countries on the Mississippi haze uttered
ronrtnsss net loud bas deep. which ere long
vii. echo from the gaf or MeSico 20 the
Chegapeak, are facts which proposeto
develope IL subsequent na'nbers OF yonr
paper. Bat the susgessons ,ha: mea such
as are attempted to be implicated by .hs
wtesched tools of a falling sacsioa whose
palsied hands have already almost lee faH
the leins OF gdverameat: that such msn
should coniure she;r heads or hearts into
the dream Of selling Keatucky to Spain or
Britain. is tale for gossips, butwl!i aeeer
find that crediS with the sober sense OF this
eounssyi,s desperate inventors have dream
ed of The Aurora does net venture sin
gle remark further ,haa decent hope that
sas story VII De found untrue whilst the
Nasional Insei'igencsr not vsnsuras 70 re-
fuse The publication of Mr.. Gfeenup's ex-
planasory letters, as the Kentucky edio,s
had imoudensly done, Ia more diIIuse 10
conciliasory cautions to the pubic, 20 De-
ware how they entertain any preJudices a.
gainss the iaeu!passd Till full conviction
shall oyertake ,hcHl.
Ihave ms.ksd, sir, the iaselIigen, caution
OF the In,slligencer with curious contemps.
II should De known however TO the inir!l''
geace of the Western country, thar the ca :.
blnel paper will never dare 30 take Pars in
the inculpation OF ONE man, whose views
a desperate Photographer IN Frsnktort has
foolishly attempted 70 fa,horn. A W:ikin.
son or Brewn may gaze for moment on
the ignis fatuus that has danced upon shs
swamps OF Frankfort: but q spark from
the genius of Barr would dissipase th1
vapor.
QUEgIST.
To The Printer Of the Ohio Gazette,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13
CATTARo. The geographical dic.iona.

CATTARo. The geographical diesiona-
RES being very didcisnt 10 their acceaats Of
place which has SO much engaged she at.
tention Of all Europe, we have exfracied
the following fro':s French publication, ,
Mercantile Aap.
The town aud garrison Of Cassaro is
situated at the extremity OF iae gulf Of
thatname, which was formerly called Liz.
Zonico. Cattaro, at the time of the Re.
mans. was known bv she MANS OF Ascrivi.
usn. The destiny Of this people was con-
t'puslly changing until the close Of thei4h
century, when their independence was re.
eogszed by The kings of Bohemia. Cat.
saro afterwards supported many bloody
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13
QUEgJSr-
To the Printer Of the Ohio Gazette.
SEPT. 1st, 1906.

~ WC IfsHS6T " 'tHS NC/fsso C0SctIc.
SEPT. 1st, 1906.
SIR,
Universal history everywhere iafosms
Us OF the means tha. have been used by the
dcspot or the demagogue, 6rss TO proven,
or withhold from the citizen the sense CT
his jussrlghts, and afterwards 10 hahituate
TO a despair of their recovery. Bus its
records. believe, no where present pa.
raiisl to the crooked policy ,has must be
prae.issd IN this portion of the New World,
20 conhne the people for any notable period
OF time, Ia the ignorance of any of their
rights wiehaeld, or Al endurance Of wrongs
aDfiicsed upon them.
The spectacle Of great country, blind.
ca by Its owa passions and prejudices-
ITS nearest and mos. unremi,ting enemies
secretly preying on IT'S visals (shough COM
mon enough in the secret history of the
microcosm of many is, Presuae, phe-
nemenon ia the civil and political annals Of
nations, which has hitherto been reserved
Tor record IN the western hemisphere.
Sir, constant experience of ten vears,
and diligene observation of twenty have,
In my Eaind, matursd these reflections into
q conviction, that, although our federal
syssem has been venturea upoa nader aug
piees aud advantages more sedueiug thaa
any other country on estsh had been bless
withal, alas! cur grand political expert.
mens, having violated, by the extension Of
our territory, AID the increasing decay Of
virtue In our citizens aud rulers, those con.
dltlons OF Its auecess enacted by the genius
OF Mensssaae, must finally and shortly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08
NOIES.

J. The Poh Mater General r7av exnedi.e the
'Aiis and alter the times of arrival and depar,prs
az any time during the continuance of the contracts
ne prevIouiiy itipuIatiHg adequate compenJati.
." iT any extra exPence that may be occafioned
thereby.
g Fifteen MIXTURES r. all be allowed for opep;ng 3,
'ong the mail at all offices where particular time
is pecGyd.
.. FOR every thirty rnntes delay (unavoidable
accidents aecePted) in arriving after the times pre-
eribed in any CONTRACT, the contractor fhall forfei,
one dollar; and if the delay continue until the de
parture OF any depending mail, whereby the mail.
ufumfd Ter iuch depending mail Iofe trip, an add;
nonai forfeiture OF i've dallars fhaIl be incurred
q. Newsrapers well as letters are to be fen, in
the mad; and If any perfon, making propofals, de-
iIes TO carry newspapers, Other than thofe convey
ca ~ the mail, Tor his ernolilment, he mun nate
in his Propofl!s, for what fun he will carry :,
with that enouu,ent, and for what FUN without thz,
emou'rert.
8; Should any perfons, making propofaq. defre
an alteration of the times of arrival and dep,rture
hove pecfed, he mun Rate in his propofaI, n, al
ers'ions deiired, and the difference they will make in
the terms o! his contract.
G. p.rfons making propofala. are defreJ 70 A,,s
their prices by the year. Thofe who contract will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months of Febrss
ry, May, Augutt and November, one n,ontb afro,
the expiration Of each quarter.
T. M other than a free white perion fhaI be EN-.
ployed 20 convey the mail.
q Where the Propoier intends 70 convey the maj;
IN the body Of Rage carriage, he is defred 10 Rate
it III he proposals..
Q. The Pof-mafer General referves 70 hirlfeIf RI,
right Of declaring any CONTRACT az an end yybeneve
three failures happen which amount to the lois of
trip each.
10. The contra6. FIR the routes numbered >,
q are to he IN operation on The FRI day OF osbbs
next and 20 Continue in force for two yea, from
mat time Tor the routes No. f5to 81, are to com
mence al the lame time, and Continue in force on,
year; and for the rourcs No So to II, are TO com
nence at the fame tirir and Continue in force unit
the Gia Of March, 1909.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Rosr-nAsIEs GENERAL
| oENEahL Posr-ovr1cr,
! Wy6i7zfoa CITY, dp,H &c, IsO6.