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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06
NOTICE.

"A TESSRS. Robert King and Charles
1V1 Croughton and Robert King, James
Thompson and Thomas Ravenhill, John
Eide, Conrad Laub and William Davidson,
Executors James Short, dcceased---Iakc
notice, that J shall proceed 20 take the fol-
lowing dispositions at The times and places
hereafter mentioned, 90 he read as evidence
in two suits now depending in the Chance
ry Court for the Richmond District, in
which suits ] am plaintiff and YOU are the
defendants, TO wit, at the tavern Of MIR.
Norris. at FauquiCr courthouse, On the Goth
day OF June in the year 1907, between the
hour OF ten in the morning and sunset of
the same day, shall take the dispositions
Of Mr.. John Love and Mr.. Josiah Watson,
ST. and others. At the tavern ofPaul Ver-
der, at Orange courthouse, on the 9th day
OF July, 1907, between tie hour Of ten ~
the morning and sun-set Of the same dsy,
/ shall take the deposition of Charles Noel
and others. On the thirteenth of Juiv, 1901,
between inc hour of ten iu the morning and
; sunset OF the same dav, ! shall take the
deposition Of John NJ. Rose at his dwelling
house in the county Of Buckingham, and on
the ooh day Of July, 1907, between thC
hour Of ten in the morning and sunset ~
thc same day, in Brunswick coufihc0ae,
shall take The deposition of houer Newman
and ethers
ROBERT IT. ROSE.
II Richmond, June 1st. 1907. Nv
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ne haze lately receiOea
TOR SALE,

TOR SALE,
p hhis. sugar Is boxes cotton & wool
SO bbls do. cards do.
300Oibs green coffee 4 tons castings a;sort
40 hhds Antigua ruin ed, viz. pots, ovens,
s do Windwara Island skl'ets, spiders, and
do. irons teakettles ard
Ia hhds N E. rum Wagon boxes
Ii bb,s. do do $50 sacks sat
u hhds. molasses Zoe bills cut hcrrinss
casks Malaga wine 80 do whole DO
20 tis,ces & bis. whisky Is do shad
4pipes apple brandy iC!5s Spanish indigo
Is bbls do do IS lbs megs
p crates Liverpool jOO pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted so do coarse 10
10 DO stone do 500 lbs Glaubcr salts
NE haUe also on hand,
Iron Leaf sugar
German, Crawley and Tanners {, Linsecd o.
Blistcred Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bb.:
Alspice Good manufactured 10
FF & powder hacco by the ksg. fol
Shot assorted sizes reiahin
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
w ought and cutnais. Bed cords, eadinglihe
assorted sizes and twine
SnuH Necklace
Glass ware viz.I.2 pit. Stone joys hutter pots
tumblers and 3ecan- chamber pots. wasi
tiers, assorted sizes bascns, bahe pans
ITat- churns Nc. &C Hc'
w r daily expea % veceive. a quantity of Sherr
Wine, Window Class Coperass and Alum, Al
Of which articles We -i'l SCH ~ small advanc
for lash. approved paper or country produce
Shapard * Lucke.
Richmond M g 1897.
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mr. Dollars Per Annum-,baid in Ac!vGnce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06
Tie notea e S,lch admired English horse
& N -, KNOWSLEY,

- mo hISOFN - l. L L
81, y .4sekSotss, Will .tand the ensuing sea
~ - R;y~S X son a. stable ip &lbe
naIic ,IuIlts, ~ 1iies above Charlottesville. to
cover mares at twenty five dolags the season.
FIVE Of which will be RENTED If paid by The Lei
OF ug,ist next; fourteen dollars the cap and
forty dollars ensure a mare To be IN foal, with
one dollar Tor each 70 the groom. which
with the leap money must DC paid when the mare
is covered Mare5 pat 20 Knowsey last season
which did not prove with toal will be ensured
this yeav for twenty dollars paid as above
Notes ofhand will be required in every instance
where the money is not sent with the mares o.
paid bcforc they are taken away. EXcelleu.
and extensive pas,urage well enclosed gals b.
SIDES several grass tots, which will be KEEP f.t
mares with colts, and mares sent belora foaliug.
Servants will be boarded 0s- per week. and
grain FINISHED macs "a directed a, the lowe st
M. :et price, for which che money must be paid
before the mares taken away The most
POINTED attention in every particular sha be paid
20 mares sent to our care. bu, cannot be IL be
foY any accidents or escapes which may happen
KNOWSLEY's pedigree AID performance
have been 20 frequcndy nublished. ihat we d en-
II unnecessary now to inseri IL. The perform
snces &c his col on The 'urf last spring an fall
has so well established his superior worth, that
ro,hing more remains "a be said by US only 20
observe thar nine Of his colts have been started
OF the turf, seven of which proved succe-rfu in
winning eleven sweepstakes and matches; the
otrtr two always run second hes, i've out oil
the seven winning colts djstanced the field
WILLIAM WOODS
GEO ~. WOODS
Hltemar'e, Feb. 2Oth 1907. oaf7t
S. Tive season will com hence the ist O.
March aud e2piie the lst NJ August
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70 K S Il l. Z,

MY LANDS in Cumberland county,
IFL lying on Appomattox river, joining
the lands Of Mr.. William and George Skip
with; this Land Is equal if not superior
to any Land in Cumberland county, off
James river, it contains COZ acres, one half
OF which is coverediwith fine timber of e.
very description. There is on this lard a
decent DWELLING HOUSE, and be-
tween four and FIVE hundred bearing ap-
pie trees ofchoice fruit One third OF the
money will be expected when title is
made, the other two thirds may be divid-
cd into two annual payments. Mr.. Jeiicr-
son Bake or Mr.. VIII am Skipwith will
shew the land TO any person wishing to
become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPPES.
CN.ls..c.rI IT,. O 1opZ d,v
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Chesterfield, June 3, 1907. 4w

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to
- me byWilliam Wood of Il. l. ! shall
proceed to sell at public sale, on the first
Monday in July next, at the front door Of
the tavern Of Triplett +. Estes, in Char
lottesviile, for ready cash, two slave, rob
and Jack, for the purposes in the deed men
toned.
JAS. BARBOUR,
Trustee.
May Ash, 1907. 81
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To the Public.

TIE Subscriber has removed 70 an house
near the upper end of the Town on the
Street leading from the tpiiol square He
continues 60 practise law in al the Supe-
ri0r Courts holden in the City of Richmond,
and also in the District Court OF Bruins
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WV. NUNFORD.
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p S. Tive season will com hence the LIST
Mach aud &pi'e the 1st nj August
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-07

interest DC my fellow sisizens. Tothe rresi-
dent Of the United StaFes, who expects from
me a faithful relation, of whateser concerns
the welfare Of this territory, have already
transmitted such INFORMATION as ccuiaobtaln
relative to the conflicting claims Of lie batuare,
nor vii omit laying before Hin,, such iur-
Tier e presentations upon the subjectSas may
be fuinishc d3nae
The eecision of the superior court IS iei he
presey,t conc usis i i aoweGel does not pre-
cI,lae (in IS opiilstS. ful;hef efta'i!s. Us
to the aeht oF to e. si y ~ .f
such enc Isi4 fytsil'eleee a.sleess,
ducteai to ssha s. sii'1i'S -
confornlably % tie laws E,
a hare come 6 81 yf3ss sai1s9y s'o s'.ii
confidence LOCK- q Ourselves o.
We must all aid b the IJscse: g sooa
order; 4 ara persuaded ~
this assembly uoal Wish td rise, 800 e. q
gainss Tie g,f,feppiaefst. Ard g sSs! tBgg9lsY-
citizens, yopT casicI slsasistf8ie ti}ses %
ceaslrn and. al ttii egesgy tsass s''i.d
forthwith sfesise q sffFie f9s,Is.esb
homes, no enes N e9lttasil.s isiiliae a
s. MN. &C. CIsAE IL RssE.
New-Orleans,s Sc pteunber ~, SCI
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S .sTuRD NY, NoFEa fREh /.

ssa,e Sc the suitofs in the court e Alexall~l
s.eo,,ntv wllo heretof ore eglected to sum
&, & t5sir Witnesses until Che moment Of trial,
Il IS wen TO attend 10 the following rule OF
! saart made at last terra
e s i witness be not summoned a reasona-g
Ss ,ille bsforcthe jugy IS, sworn, the court
IA nos waltz his attendance ualess for
s saoEt cause slewl.'
1873 : =. -
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The seAsons for che hrsE are DOT
rs {. ,,,iIy "a be aecaunsed for than the
~ s'S.sc ratrioss NEE: and confsr, besl
s each goes win : hops Of prefer
s. 3: b, Is Inc pubic i,ars Sc can DULY cas-ss
So 8 d atv, soms are disa2 pelnsrd ii a
= I'D frfass their ssnsltlliea Jgdssify 10.
y %h;ch neisbcs shey. nor thsir fraeaessf
S s,agilsd for, aad hsace these sPsluiag' ].
!, ri csi1gs which are Called lnlakspg
!, ,.,,ar iorli The rnsssves.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-07
New Brewery.
THE SUBSCR IBER

Having Withdrawn from the partnership OF
Homer and Pyles, .hegs leave 10 inform MS
friends and the public generally, that ne has
commenced and isnow carrying on the uneef-
qo,iebt ana Blacksmith s. business, on his own
account, onsRoyal,a little below PrinceFstfeee'
and flatters himself that he shall be aoie 70
render general satisfaction, having sound ana
seasoned stuff, and excellent Workmen -
these, with a determination to render every
personal attention to the execution OF MS
work, will he hopes secure him portion OF
the public patronage
John Horner, lun.
Nra,.a,,.ar = dist
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Bank of Potomac,

Novenl6er 5, 1867
NTOTICE is hereby given the Stockhold-
X IN ers of this institution, that dividend of
four per cent. on the capital stock for the half
wear ending this day, WILDE paid them ortheir
legal representatives, on Wednesday Eext, the
18th instant.
By o,derofthe President md directors.
Oh. PAGE, CHAsHsR.
November z. eo4W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-07
BATTURE.

BATTURE.
The following address was delivered by the
governor on the ] 5th Instant, to the people
assembled on the Battlre:
Fellozu-rih zens,
Panlit me to claim your attention, and
as youlgoyernor and y our friend to sub nit to
YOUR consideration a few observations.
Whatever may be the redress desired, u be- -
4ieve md the mode you have adopted lslmp 81
pert cannot possibly avail you, andsit per-
sisted i'd will injure yourselves and your
cause.
it is die duty Of US all oyield submission
to theslavs. The sapreme court Of the terrl-.
tory has pronounced this batture TO be the pro
.perty ofINIr, John Grayier and ne ana , vi
Livingston (who claims under Grayler) have
been put peaceably in possession thereof Dy
the sheriF The supreme court derives It's
authority from the government Of the United es
Ssatcs,atd It's DEGREES must therefore be o0eyss
ed
1t is nb less my duty than sincere desire, 70
prornoteby al; the means in my power, TUG tue
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CPichmond Enquirsr.)

In confirmation Of the above, we lay before our:
sreaters the following extract from a New
ORLEANS paper of September Is, which is
thislnoment put into our hands This pa
per axes no other notice Of the tralisac-
toni:
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ss .6geraadrla Daily .ddpertiser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-06
From the Paris Argus, Hay 1e.
LITERATURE, FINE, ARTS, &e

LITERATURE, FINE, ARTS, se.
The Literary Class Of the Institute
OF France, held 40 extraordinary sitting
on Wednesday last, isr the reception Of
Mr.. le Cardinal Maury, The very respec.
table and numerous assembly which this
interesting ceremony had drawn tegs.her,
brorghs strongly TO mind the Gnest.days Of
the former French academy. The nane
and the talents Of the Cardinal had warmly
excited the curiosity of the public, which
was sratihed to its full extent. The speech
delivered on this sccasioa fulfilled the ex.
Pcctations entertained of il. The orator
afrer having called TO the remembrance of
his hearers his political conduc, in the con.
sslsuent assembly and his Leaving France,
cast hoWers over the tomb Of his prede.
scessor and over thss Of several celebrated
acaaemicians who have died since the de.
structlon OF the academy. As we are ur.
able 70 quote many passages. we shall con.
fse ourselves to 'ranslating the peroratien:
OF this speech, in which our readers will
perceive with interest, the opinion Of the.
illustr:ous orator on the ssuouement Of the.
French revolution.
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FROM sALMACUNDI,
PRINTED IN NETWORK.
ON .GTYLE.
Il Ws!l;ain TNxard, Esq.

s4yLr, a manner of writing; title; PIN
80. ,he n;st;l. of plants. Johnson.
srvYr. is----------- Link. ftd.
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EXTRACTS.

No man has so much IRE as he who.
endeavours alter the most happiness.
Anunmixed cup of comfort in human
life is what we are not TO look for.
It is good to spend ones days in the
bands Of free and sincere friendship.
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Of his discourse, and retaining, for the
present, all application of the sound, me-
taphysical theology, to which his highly
enlightened spirit was bending its fight;
he chose rather to reserve his doctrine
for more suitable occasion, and re-
stricted himself, at this time, to the at
tempt he had made to convince them,
that the true happiness, to which the
Creator invites, is attainablc in this life.
The eloquent sage began now to speak
III more clear and common language
and like a vast river, which rushes with
such violence as to break down its banks,
unable to check its own impetuositv, he
suffered the overwhelming torrent Of
his reasoning, with which his soul a
bounded, to flow in full and pleasant
streams. He spoke in this manner:
20. By Lcstowing some attention up
cu -,.e~ things which God made for the
pa. oating the bodily senses,
yoo .4.- .. -.-et7 -f~ how improbable
it IS dat the soDi o.. ..l cc lttt without
happiness. Observe the enchanting
beauty of the universe. 1 do not now
urge YOU to reflect upon the most brilli-
ant objects, the pomp and nagnifcencc
OF whose beauties astonish us look ra-
thor, with attention, upon the vilest and
most contemplate objects. Take view
OF those rude rocks, which, overhanging
and almost disjoined from the noun
tain, threaten the river. Wen, what is it
that you Sc That tender guinea grass,
which, like green velvet, clothes and a.
dorns them those little white howrets,
which form over them refreshing
shade and even yon crags, which APP
pear to be defects, show, if closely exa-
mined, that industrious Nature has con-
vcrtcd them into a decoration for liz
thc most interior Of them she causes to
spring up those delicate sprigs of flow
crs,which, as soon as thcyreach the door
OF the prison in which they had their
birth, scatter themselves abroad, by
climbing, descending, and running about
on all sides still, however, they are We
ry timid, and cling fast to the rock, like
tender children who Will not leave the
arms of the mother from whom they had
th-ir being.
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{ 1875 J

J
thing whatever, tsis not possible that
this soul should have been formed by
the heavenly hand to content itself with
the creature. Solely for himself God
must have formed my heart 50 great. 1t
is, therefore, very certain, that only in
the enjoyment of God can my heart per-
lcctly ri oice. Then, only, VIII it have
peace, quicness, and complete content;
and then, only, will It remain like stone
at the centre, and like the needle at the
north, calm and rejoicing in the JOY of
God.4 But how viii this be po,sible,-
asked | sclG,-how, in the present |
lite, viii this be possibl-i To this ques-
ion heard a sonorous and agreeable |
voice in the grove, where | then was,
,hus reply:
Towards that Rate which Coo infprea
Iafx thy will, and thou hat gain
a bIils which to liucere dellres
Is proms d-Proms'd not in vain.
was almost beside myself whcnI h ard
this song; and felt, as it We're, the draw
ing of curtain, by which was enabled
to see thousand things which l could
HOl DClOlC pClONINS d. sillSI O4INCISlOOU
that as a stone, checked and suspended
by an enormous chain, in the air. enjoys
not the centre to which it has propen-
sity,--5ut motionless, quiet, and calm,
keeps in the straightest direction toward
it, possessing, in as great a degree as
is possible, future tranquility;--as the
needle lodged upon its axis, Posacssesnot
the North, butrcmains still and immove-
able to the sight, enjoying, according to
its circumstances, the object to which it
tends So my soul, whilst detained in
the prison Of this life, and unable to
plunge itself into that immense ocean Of
eternal fruition to which its understand !
ing and will are adapted, possesses its |
felicity in the manner most suitable to II,
by pointing that way;-that is to say, |
the Judgment and the heart conform
themselves to the object for which they |
were framcd.-In this you have all nay |
philosophy.
30.Whilst Misano was thus speaking, !
he observed that the pleasure with which |
his guests had attended to him at the /
beginning, gradually diminished; for |
the eyes, like tattling servants, declare, !
,,ttI,ut G.ipc mn t1DDaJ ythot.v-,.,.
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Book III.
I 'tu'S Epial- to the Philippians, " q.
I 'h'u haR gTced me with gladnef &c.
PJaA Xxx II,
W:'rOm v II
Floqu nm e. coz HOAtum donec Tequ.eicat
(, --AHc,
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Thou haR put gladuel. IN my heart Pal iV.7.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
LIND
In the state Of OhIo-For SAFE.

In the state Of Ohf,--For SAFE.
T'Hp subsctiber. wishes 10 SILL a valuab!S
TRACT OF LAND, IN The s,atc Of Ono,
containing l,0C0scres. This tact is Of excel
lent quail y, the subrcfibt has understood froei
most Respectable information. ], lies on Deef
creek, biarch Of the Scotia abou 10 ri 6
from Chilicothe, IN well settled neighb5.h-oc.
and is ve,y convenient TO Inc trade oi tn, Cbiol
lie will dispose Of il for easb. or on q shout
credit, for noies aego'iable a. the Bank cf Viz
3inia or will exchange - for grapctty in TIC
city of Richmond. IN unqBeyion VI lc. wi,d
general wartan'y. viii be MADE 70 the purchaser
by VIZ MUEroRp.
Richmond, Sept %. 1917. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30

VETELL worth the a,tsn6eu Of any rst--
w GO acres Of LAND will pcs lively b
sold OF Charlottesville, on Monday she seccad
4sy of November utx', at ruS,ic su6ion-;hG
.symenia are. one bird on the {. s., daS of Nay6o
aeat wheat Or tobscco will b, received f.f iris
payment "a tte Richmond cash pr,ce--thc W
7ncc in h'ee equal aruuai in'talren's, TIC send
O bear inte,e5t from the date II no, pune ual!y
p,i6 This land laJs On navigahle water. nc
North rivor t.,o mics below Milton. u I6crcg
some r.-h low grounds, ,clerabIo good mil! tic
va The rivcs--,he dwelling house is quite u W =
large and very convenient The PROF. efty viii
be shexn any gentleman by the subscriber, living
on the prsrisss,
&. Peyton.
Sfp.cmbcr, 20, 1907. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
Latest PROCEEDINGS

Mr.. Blennerhasset info med the court that
Mr.. Dudley Woodbridge, his bail, wishe d to be
eNonerstcd from his recognizanue. He offer
cd Messrs John Banks and John Hlcock H. his
stead; who were accepted Ly the Chief JUS
tice, andaccOrdingl recognized
MIR. Hay wished 10 be- permitted to read the
afiidayits of Elias Glover and Hugh Phelps
the first of whom had been discharged byhim.
after trial for the misdej5eanor was comnenc-
ed, and the latterhad gone away WI bout leave
He observed that he had disch rged Mr.. Gloy-
or, On the ground thht his evidence applied to
the indictment for Treason only that while
the t:ial for the Misdomeanor was depending.
1t was uncertain whether his testimony womb
be wanting; because it WAS not certain that
the motion to commit Col. Burr Tor the pm.
pose of sending him to Kentucky would be
made that he thought it improper to keep Nh
Glover attending upon an uncertainty and naC
therefor disch rcd nm.
Mr. W,ck5an OBJECTED TO the reading Of
those A',idav'ti I'd obsc'vcd that Co. Eur
ought 70 have had notice Of the time and piac,
Of taking them
Mr.. Hay thought /. proper TO mention thai
the AiFdavits had been furnished BY thc wit
ncsscs themselves of heir own accord
The Chief Justice decided that those Aff
davis were not admissible as evidence
Mr. John G.. Mcpherson wished to correct
an error in his Evidence, with respect to "a,
time Of the second meeting Of The people II
Wood county The FIRST meeting was on
Monday and the second on the Saturday fol
lowing
Gen. Eaton was then introduced, 20 fIrnisl
a part Of his evidence, which had been exclud
ed on his former examination, VIZ. that par
relative 70 Col. Burr's declarations Of his dis
position, or design, to effect revolution in tn,
Government OF The y. S. TO turn Congress on
OF doors, and assassinatc the President Til
rest ofthe day was consumed IN receiving bi
testimony, and that of Gen. Wilkinson, wh
was nexs examined
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&C.,. sep.ember Is.

This day Col. Burr was very sick, and una
BILE 10 attend. The court was therefore adj.
iourncd till Tuesday, without doing any busi-
ness
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TrrsntY. sentemher u.

The whole of his day vrg tax en- ~ in the
examination Of Gen. Wilkinson.
The London Courier continues Co commend
BEREEtEY, Cor ordering the descr,crs 10 be
taken from the Chesapeake. The Editor srys
he docs not bclicv, tie report that Berkeley
and Humphreys have been recalled.
We are concerned to state, that q vessel ar.
riyed yesterday at Inc Lazaretto, from Sayan.
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nah, several of Whose hands 2re III OF die VI,
iowfeTer, and one died being laidcd a,th
Lazaretto. We'have pJIf CT reliance in sic
Prudence and activity OF our Boprd Of Reslh !.
who will no doubt adopt every necess ~ prei
ca.'ion to guard against the inrosd of this dire
Iul dlseases--Fhiladelphia 1aesi, Sep. D.
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Extract Of a letter from charleston. 6. Cl
August 81.
THE YeliowFeyeri how raging '9;th fese
violence here-and few tbat are attacked ess
cape: The times are precorious and truly ~
iarming-Numbers die daily; and none last
more than four OF five days after being attack
ed with this dreadful distemper."
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September , 20, 1907.