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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10
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\ AOAA O~lN Ndi NlICIS UC udIlCQ dI1
upright, honeit and dignihed
friend to the country whom he
did not endcavor to defame and
traduce after he became the edi-
tor Of a newfpaPer-This hrf
brought him out Of obrcurity,
and mott undoubtedly pointed
him out to Jeferfon as a candi-
date for his employ.
| Let the whole life of that
ArmRrOhg, now at the Court of
France, be inspected, and by
what act was he ever diltinguish-
ed above the level Of the most
ignorant soldier in the American
army, except what report attrib-
utes to him, that be zUrote /ome
JFditi0R5 letters at The clo)e of The
reVolmionary qOar in zVbjeb the
author abused Wajbington and en-
dea00ureG to raye a mutt
ny am0ng the troops? Was
it for this act of fupPosed enmi-
ty to Warrington, that Jefferson
thought him qualified for the
high itation he now fills ? The
letter this viper Of adminl-
tration, wrote to the Treasurer
Of FrenchFinance,respectingt the
lhiP Newiersey, will remain a
lalting monument, Of difgrace
TO the author, and tend to open
the eyes of the deiudsd people of
this country to the incapacity or
groG maitehtion of Jefferfon in
the Election of men for places Of
public trult.
! What was the character Of
the late Attorney Of the United
States for the diltrict Of N.York /?
Will any man who has a regard
to his own reputation, and an
acquaintance with the mott pro-
minent actions Of LivGng5fon's
life, pretend that,a the time Jef-
terSon appointed him, his real
character was not that ofa br0fj-
| snfe, 7Oicked nan, ,and that Jefer-
ton we'll knew it F? Thofe of Ief-
ferlon'S friends who have under
taken to defend this appoint
ment fay that he would not make
it till Livingston procured good
bondfmen in the sum of hund-
red thoufand dollars-ThiS oft
ielf demonltrates that he was an
improper perGon for the office ;
becaute it is not ufual to require
fecurities ofattornies for difricts.
But Livingfon, had revitf
W4lbizgf0n and hdamJ, and had
O0en q itaunCh U0ter tor Jefer~
ion and he mutt be rewarded.
However he was not fatisfsd
with the profits Of the office.
tho they amounted to three
or four thouland dollars a ye-r
but having collected fifty or fig
thouiand dollars of public mo-
ney, he took French leave of his
dear republican, batron, and mar
chel oft The land of fair monn-
taiHs, with that money in his poe
ket, and is now fPending it in
riotous living under the imme-
diate government of Teferfon
himfelf.
Has not Jsf',rlon nominated
AGr0n Burr, as ambafador 10
one OF the principal courts in
Europe ? have read fomethinc
TO this c e6t in the Chronicle .
but that paper, like mott of thot-
in the.Pay of administration is NOT
noted for truth and this may
be taIle but if il be true, viii 4
murderer ever hereafter nv !,
Of MT. .JefsrfQn : VIII NOT 10 ,ses.;. ]
T@J'@T, aal ffamd7sL of MI,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10
For the PORTLAND GAzErrE.

lie Argus man has repub-
llthed fomething from a Balti
more paper that looks a good
deal more like truth than what
he uially extracts, and as applied
20 Jefferlon and his Importers
more than he is aware Of : He
ieems 10 know 70 little Of the
real character of Jefer(on, or the
qualities and difpo6ticnS that re-
commend individuals to his no.
tlce and patronage, that as often
as he Publiihes the rutb or any
tbiAg looking that qvay, it as GER
tainIy hits a&reat man as did the
arrow from the low drawn at a
venture; and did we not know
the fact 10 be otherwife, we
lhould very naturally conclude,
from his publications, he muf
have lately been imported from
the land or maSpic5 and prairie
dogs a country abounding with
LaIt mountains, as the republi-
cans arc made to believe on the
opinion Of protector Waterhoule,
who fays it mutt be 70, becaufe
he once law a lump Of falt in old
Spain bigger than babboon's
head.
I" In vain," fays the Baltimore
Ev. Polt, as publilhed in the Ar
gus, & ihall the ptsRjgats and
" 1IcRed a6ail the character Of
" Jcfcrlon, sc. &c, And good
reaIon why-peopIe do not ufu-
ally cut off the lin1b they believe
themlelves TO faHI fafely upon.
The truth is notorious, that pre-
! cileIy Guch characters as are com
monty denominated BY the terms
Of Pr34;gzfs and q0ic3eG are to be
found plentifuIly among thofe
whom JeRerlon ftems to have
taken delight in Patronizing !;
and fuch perfons mutt be fools
indeed TO ahail their beit friend.
Disappointed expectations, how
ever, lcem to make an exception
to this rule. For we find that
the g siLlain and baltro0n" CAz-
LENDER, when he found that Jef-
ferlon did not incline to crafty
him or, as he Gaid, 10 comply
with his ttipulation and reward
him for his villany in defaming
Warrington and Adams, he turn
! ed about and actually egailed the
character of Jcferfon, as the re-
publican Party now with te have
it believed ;-and this is true G.
nough, if to fpeak the truth Of
q man Is to aaail his character; I;
for Calender gave JeHerGon's
character a pretty good fhaking
And this G V;ILain,' as he prov
Z
| ed BY facts appealed o,had been
on the mott intimate and fami-
liar terms with Jeferfsn while
he was candidate for the pref
dency. Thefe facts too are of
Guch a nature that Jeferion could
not but have known ne was con-
Meeting himfelt with viilaiH.'
! But JefIerfon wanted him for an
eLet7ioaeerIng too'. All this is ve-
ry well-Demagogues and fuch
as engage 'rogue5 and PaLtr09nI'
in their fervice, mutt exPe9 to
be deferted by them the moment
the employers ceale to thell out
! the ri,0. One would have lup-
pofcd that Jelferlon's acqnaint-
anre in France had taught him
enough of fuch charaiters to
know that if Calender, for two
or three fifty dollar bills from
from him, would write the Pr9E
pei before rs, TO Undertaking
| ION and Adams. would IS readi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

70 Prevent tie abg'e sff5e PyimLfges and
mmwHfie5 enjoyed BY f6yeign minil
fn5 zUitbB the United Slater.
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and fvindlne fl,ail never be found among my
eitimates to meet the current expenditure Of
peace or war. M, fr.--I have faid with the
doors clofcei. and FAY 20 when they are opcn---
:" pay the public debt rid of that dead
weight upon your government. that erapp up
on all your meafures, and then you may put
the world at deilnce. So ling as it hangs up
on you.--you mutt have revenue, and to have
revenue yon nun have comu,erce---commerce
peace. And fhall thefe nefarious fchemes be
adSiied for light enins the public burthens.-.wl
you rcfort is thefc low and pitiful fhifts--.dare
even to mention thefe diihoneft articles to exc
out your expenfes, when the public treaiure is
lavi'hed on Turks and in6dels-on Ginging hoys
and dancing Rirls.---to furnifh the means of
beaftiality to an African barbarian?
ITO Be continued.
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WASHINGTON, March 10.

The Houfe of Representatives, the immediate or.
gans OF the people, haye, after mature deberation,
taken ground in yndisAtion Of our violated rights. on
which we congratulate the nation. On Monday the
qneltion put on the following propoGtion fiib.
United sy MIR. Nishollon. and carried BY var ma
jori,y,
R5'b"f<, That from and alter the day Of
next, the following articles, being Of the
growth, produce, Manufacture sf G.. Britain or
Ireland. Of any Of the soone, Of dependencies Of
@. Britain, ought to he prohibited by law from being
impsr.sd INFO the u s. or into the territories .hereo
vis =
Az articles Of which leather ist the material Of eh.i
value:
All articles Of WHICH tin os brsfs is the material Of
chief value Tin 10 fbsets excepted;
All ARTICLES of sysieh hemp or es4 l. the material
of chief yalIe;
Al articles o. sh;ch fk Is tbe material Of chief W.
luc
Woo'ss eio:ts, whole invoice prices Call c.-
coed ------;
Woo'sa hofesy Of al kigjss
window g s AID Ill Cher psosCaaurss OF
glaf,;
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Silver and plated wares; -
Paper Of every dr!eription;
Nails and Spikes;
Hars;
Clothing ready made;
Millinery of all kinds;
Playing cards
Beer, ale and porter and
Pictures and prints,
The following the yeas and nays
TEhS--Meilrs. Alexander, Alton. Jun. Arder-
ion Bard. Barker, Baaett. Bedngen Biiwell, Black
ledge, Blake, jun Blount, Brown, Boyle, Buti.r G
w. Campbell. Chandler, Claiborne. Clark, 7. Clay.
NJ Clay. Clinton, jun. Conrad, Crownrfhicld, CUTS
Darby, Dicklon Early, Elliot, Elmer, Erpes, F,.d.
ley, Fix, Fowler, Goodwin, Gray, Gregg, Green
HALEY, Hamilton, Helms, Holmes, Jaskion, Kenan,
Knight, l.sib. Lyon, Mac Farland, Magruder, Ma.
r;on, Matters, N. r Moore, 7. Moore, Ter Morrow
John M"r"y, Niumford, Newton, Jun. Nichoifon
Oln, Pu2h. t. NJ. Randolph. Rea, (Penn) Rhea
(rean) Richards. Rulell, Sally. Summons, Sehune-
a'ar, Soan Smile, ]. Smith. S. Smith, sou,haf,
stanton, Thomas, Traey, Varnum, Walton, 7
Whitehill, r. Whitshill, Wiekes. ID. Williams, Nj
Williams, N. Williams, Wilton, Vim, Winfton, aud
Wynns-S7
Mars. Meilrs Bs'ton. Bifhop, Broom, =. casseSea
Galley Ckihead.n, Covington, Dana, Davesro,f. jun
Earle. ERif, Ely, Garsett, Goklae,a1rb, E,e;up,
H'agb, Krly. LtSris jsa. Afq,ely, T. MeJsn, r. Mel
Ion, Pitl'n, jun. Qsi1ey, Sanford, = C. Smif5.
Spalding. Stanford, SfrdwGs, SiYrreJ, Tagrs,t Tai
"aasg.. Tfa"y, P. R. 1'homplou, verplaneG, & W4y
1yortb--35
We have printed rhe names OF the federal member.
IN Tale and 1t appears that the
Whole number OF members who voted are lcc
OF which all .hofe who voted in the afir.
native are republican, amounting to q,
And that Of thoie who voted in the negative.
There are republican n
federal "a
or the II republican member, voting in the ne
gatve, fome, to our knowledge, voted ayainl the
reiouton, NOT from any ndfpoition to refor, to ef
1cient meaiures, but from the dere of taking higher
ground.
Conflicting the federal members as fynema,icallv
IN oppoiton, and leaving them out Of view. the vote
tands as 81 70 I. Can the friends Of encrgetic
measures with for more Can Britain, after this
vote, be 10 blind as calculate upon our diyious
VIII The nor fee. on the contrary that the people of
this nation, and the organs Of their will, ara deeply
inpreied with the aggravated injuries they have re-
eeived, and are refoately determined to reft them
and that the Executive of the government, while
ready, as it ever has been to adult our dicren
ees by amieable means, is nerved by confidence
which, 10 fur from having heen fhaken by oppo6tion
has received new vgor from the ncreaied and nerea.
f'ng affection and repeta of ajua and enlightened PEG
pie.
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been essissuih ed Or may hereafter Be tlt;nguhed
which one thrty-fxth part hall eopfft Of the feion
No. fifteen, in each sownhip, 1.-THE faid lands all be
iarvsyed in to"nihps of FIX miles fquare each, and
the lame divided into feons of one mile fquare each;
and hall, II the lands be lurvsyed in different
ner De defignated by lots and the lands, 70 ayrrc-
pria'ed mali be applied TO the ue aforelaid, within
the town'hPs, or particular diviions, exeredir3
to"n'h'ps in extent, respectively, within which tie
fame fl,all lir
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GERMANY.

ULM, AZ Dees,,br,
a contribution Of 1000 fr, has been laid on tie,
Auttran Posiiions in Suaba, TO be paid in three In
taiments, into the chef of the Payn,afer General NJ
the French army A fecond contribution, payat;s
every month, is fixed at 10000 IT, per month. TO be
gin from the 9th December .
Letters from the Head Quarters at Brrnn, of the
24th November, fate tina, the junction of the Grad
french Army with the Army Of Italy has taken place
they add that the right wing ofthe French Army Is
Imported by the Adratic fea and the left BY Boke-
MIA and the Fortrels Of RTunn in Morayia there is
not IN the intervals Of their line or Oh their rear
iingie fortified town or body of the enemy which
threatens the-n, and it is their intention to effabh
communication between the FortreGes OF the ly.
rol and thoie OH the Inn and in Moravis.
+FRANkroR1, ST. Des.mi.Y.
ne Eieetor OF Wirtembrrg has communicated to
tne States OF his territories The Articles of the reaty
OF Alliance, concluded on the 18th October, between
n M the Emperor of the French and H. s E. H
his ireaty is to the following tenor :, H. M. tho
Emperor of the French King of Italy, guar an,.e, to
r. 4, the Hector of Nuremberg, the il,dep.ndenc.
and integrity OF all his lates with The rights and p..
rogatiSes which the ELECTORAL Houfe is now in pef,
ieilion Of and fnch as they were determined hv H.
Treaty OF Peace of I.uneve, and by the Genera, Re-
GELS ct the Deprivation ofthe Empire H. Z H. en-
cages on his fide, to frnifh to the French Army a
BODY OF fr"m 8 to 10000 men, eoafiAing of 1000
mounted cavalry, ndfrom 7 5000 infantry. =
Four iecret articles annexed to this Treaty The
COMMUNICATION OF tbefe articles has yet been made
known to the Provinci States
MUNIcH, Deee,nSe, 2.
General Mailsna is row at Leybach. The arcbdul.
Charles has arrived with his army the frontiers IF
Hungary. :,
by tie tsLp Saebem, from Ei1erbool, a,ri1,ed al
C6arieHon.
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jscrrlen 3nseI!iesn:e.
NETWORK, March Is,

Ia ,he prefent iearth Of European Intelligence TIE
following articles. which have copied from our
a'e French papers, and which Principally rela,e %
events iubtequcnt to the Great Battle, will not Ls
found altogether uninterefting:
PRUSSIA,
-. BERLIN, IN Dteember
Our earriinn and that of potilam have received or,
aers to hold themfelves in reaine!s to march on thin
oth Militant; hut the Generals Of the firt rank iuy
that No movement will take place. before intsll,
ge'ce is Received of the refnlr Of the deeiye battle
winch cannot f to take place in few days, between
the Re!lian and French armies.
3i This days Court lzette contains the follow .
ing article dated Olnu,s. 9Th November:
:" he Grand Duke Connantine arrived here r.,
day before yeferday; yeherday the corps of the arr
my under his orders defed before our f,rtye.sand r
p''rse to the Rattan camp, which was itill at or
en- ~, The French army, whole advanced poils pc
'efrated few days Gnce within four leagues of Oh.
"r'z IS w on its retreat; The combined Ruilian
ana Auitr'an armies marching forward their
hrad quarters are to day Prota and the advance
ed guard OF Prince Pangration Is already at Vieha,,
ihr trft column of General Miche!fon's army will
arrive day TropPau i,isexpeaed here the day
after to- morrow"
~ Theic details are 70 much the more curious =,
Preient, as they prove the enemy the fcheme tina.
wasiaid for him. He leaked the retreat as pcG,
tive one, and boaited of it lirte to early,
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."Si anu hore rorcioie iuitration. Will the
learned lumber of your libraries add Ihip to
your heef, or tfllling to your revenue Twill
it pay or maintain Jingle folder, And will
you preach and prate of violations of vonr nru.
trail rights when you tamcy and meanIy fubn;t
to the violation of your territory? Will Won
coIiar the tealer OF your fheep and lie. him ef.
cape that has invaded the repofe of your fire
iide mas iniulted your wife and children under
your own roof? This is the heroifm of truck
and trafiic.-the public fpirit of forbid ayarice.
Great Britain violates your flag on the high feas.
What is her iluarion ?---contendiny. not for tbr
dhmaDtling nf Dunkirk for Quebec. or pom
idIcherry,---but for London aud Wefminfter.-.-
tor 'lfe.---Her enemy violating, at will, the ter
r'torIes ct other nations; acquiring thereby =
coiohai power that threatens the very exit
tence OF her rlvdI.---Dut fbe has one yi,lner
anie point TO the ,'a2rns of her adverfary
which the covers with the enhgns of neutrsli-
ty.-She draws the neutral nag over the heel
OF hchiiies.--hnd can YOU ak that adve,r,,v
to reiped 1t, at the expenfe OF Der exiltence ,
Aed IN favor of whom IAN enemy that rec
poets no neutral territory of Europe, and no,
even your own. repeat that tie i,.Ii,lts of
Spaih towards this nation have been at the in(ti
CATION OF FRANCE THAT thege isuo LONGER ,nv
SPaIn'-- Wen, iir, becaui the French govern.
ment do not put this into the Monitenr. 0ou
chooie to hut your eyes to h.--None 70 blind
as 'htfc who will not fee.--You fhut your own
eyes, aud to blind thofe ofother people, you 90
into concIave--and Dink out again and fsye..
a great affair Of cate P'--.-C'e4 nge yronJe
GGdirt dEfdf3 II ieems that your frnibiIi,y
vs. en'Heiy confined to the extremities..-.Y o,,
may DC pn"ed ey the pofe anil cars, and meyer
FsI ;---on let your itToBs-box be attacked
& you are all perve---" lie; as 90 To vail O.
II they c2iled upon me only FOR my 1.-THE s,lyH.
n,s, to cary ii nn, perhays might give. n -.
but my rights ard liberties are involved in ,b.
graft, aod l will ncVrr fg,render Them wbiln
haze H!e~ Tie gfnsismaY fro,o MaGsl. t,,ie,fs
(Nr. Cr@wninfbieldD IS for fpangine me deh,
car never content so tel VIII oeye, br,o
sac ways aud means ~ ftsndDlrnt bank rpntcy.
into ynu' committee 81 flppiy. coR(cst;on
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Land for Sale.

VIE subscriber offers for sale. $50 acres of
Il tina; valuable traa Of LAND, belonging to
the late col Bernard Markham, dec. about three
niles above Manchester and lying upon The river
ahofding several very convenient mill seats this
traet possesses many advantages which would
Be considerable to purchaser. 1t is nav under
nigh cultivation, inelosed in good fence and
wen watered; two thirds of the above traa is
covered with valuable timber, and lies convent.
ent either TO the turnpike or river. The above
land il not disposed of privately prior to the lst
day Of May, will ihen be offered at public auc-
ton, on the premises, in lots to suit purchasers
any person Wishing to view is, will be shewn II
b. the scbsctibes, OF in his absence by William
Bowies residing thereon.
George Markham.
December c4.li. 1905. wtlnSy
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'>-s-~"s->--><-x ana end the 10Th OF Juiy)
at my farm IN Chesterfield eoun,y, four miles
from Goodies and Beyil's BRIDGES, ON -Appomat.
tox river, twenty five above Petersburg the
same from Richr,ond, and fifteen from Amelia
courshouse; & viii be let to mares ON the foliow.
ing sesms
Fifty Dollars the season, by note, discharge.
bic az any time within it, by che payment of for.
~. wiso one dollar TO the groom.
In evsry instance, either noss, or the money
musr accompany the mares
BUZzARD in point Of form. blood and per.
Torrance. stands almost tnriyaed in this, or any
other coGniry; and az a fosi gei,er, the racing
c,ilendars OF England fully attest his celebrity.
In 1879, he produced on the turf 1T Newmarket,
winners Ia 1900. seven In 1901, fourteen
In 1902, sixteen. In 1903, twcnty-one and IN
oO4, sixteen (total seventy nine and from what
nave seen OF the sheet calendar for 1905 1 think
his numbers ih the iis'.of winning horses, will
exceed that of am other year.
l have in possessions calendar of the 9th
ef November lass, which concuaed the Hough-
ton meeting at Newmarket. Ii contains thirty
odd races eleven of which were won by Buz.
Yards stock; and in The same calendar, two of
them are advertised TO cover at ten guineas
mare, the next season.
Buzzasd's sock are large and highly formed.
Fopmjay ia upwards of sixteen hands. and is
said 10 be the most elegant horse in England.
Quiz won the great OAKLAND stakes, and
match over the Beacon course e miles and q
quarter) for 10O0 guineas.
Good high and tow land pastures, and every
attention pais TO mares sent, bur no responsible
lily for accidents. Mares will be fed on mode.
rate terms if reqaised. for wllici the money must
be sent.
g.EoafAs BRANCH.
s4Ih -Janaary, 1906. wsm
PEDIGREE
BUZzARD was got by NVoodpecker, his dam
Misfortune, by Dux, his grandasn Curiosity, by
p-seg,ass-BaYtls,t's Childers.
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MOUNT PROSPECT.
April "a, 1903

EOR. sale, that elegant situation,
Il called MOUNT PROSPECP, situated
en- the nsrth side OF Bacon Branch, contaiaisy
six half. acre lots, with all ihs improvements,
distinguished in the plan for he city in Duvais
plot; reference may he had TO tina survey which
is a. follows. No 1911, 1872. 1876. I97, 1873. 1879.
the whole adjoining each other, composing a
city square aud surrounded by streets, each
IS feer 'wide--,hes. lots are elegantly si,ua.ed
andihighly improved, and in point OF health and
prospect none can exec it. On these LOIS are
complete two.story brick house, 80 by 90, with
4 complete kitchen underneath, with many con-
venieIic,es not common in kitchrns-ou the first
floor is : room of 10 feet square and 10 feet
passage. asd above are four rooms including tn.
garrets, which a.e conllortabie--A stable of is
by 20, competed, with stalls for four horses and
q loft to contain four ton Of hay, vita carriage
house, sranary, a well OF most excellent water,
well bsiesed. and with other necessary buildings
"a ccsnple.e garden in extreme high cultivation,
planned in 4 superior manner, aud from it3 pro.
Gretion 6 100 year might be made from the
garden with small exestion, it beiag so handy
10 the ma'ket-inefe is about half an acre in
exc,!el, Clover, number of the best fruit trees
that could be obtained. such as grated Cherry,
Apple. Pear, Peach, Ounce, Damsor:, ana a va
rjcty of Plumb Trees. The Enclosure of these
los are wiSh Inc besr heart pahng, cedar posts
and oak rails, done in the best manner. This
situation is worth the attention OF many people I
il mast be admitted from the rapid increase OF
this city aud IN: many improvements now exc
cuung adjoining these lots, must make it ex-
tscmely valuable, and is daily INCREASING. 1t is
unnecessary TO give Further description of This
place, as it is presumed no person vial purchase
without viewing the premises. IL must be adj
united that has as many advantages as any 81
insiion to iis size, and is we'll wcrlh the at,en-
ton of every person Who has wish Cor such 4
pleasant retreat. Should not dispose of this
property privately, before "Wednesday the 28th
of next month, will that day sell TO The
hughes bidder, where the terms OF pa, msns viii
be rnade easy and made known on tiias day.
Solomon Marks.
Richmond, April 1tth, 1896.
N. B. will shew any gentleman iae pre-
misses. who think it worth their while 10 cal
on me.
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Advertis enent.

uAvINc rented Tenement near the Bank,
4 formerly occupied by dr. John z. Shields,
j have hcoght proper TO open IN
Entc. aiming, Boarding & Coffee
House,
Where any number of gentlemen mot exceeding
twenty may BE- accommodated. a gaod stable,
forage and every attention paid 10 render salts.
fASti,n to generous customer. by
STEPHEN W. GRAY.
Richmond, April 10. 1906. w,f