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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
LETTER THE SECOND.
To JOHN RANDOLPH ESQ.

MEMBER OF TIE II. OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SiR-1t is not my intention to expatiatc
on all the various sophisms, which have dis
Sraced the speeches you have pronounced,
on the anonymous essays that you have pub
hshed, respecting our relations with Great
Britain. The value of the spoil would scarce
ly compensate for the labours of the chace
All your speeches are amusing, bit they are
not sufficiently argumentative. There is too
much wit, and too little wisdom. There is
too much passion, and too LITTLE reason in
them. And permit me to observe, Sir, that
were they somewhat shorn of the flowers of
their eioqucnce, and gifted with more argli-
ment, and less apology for YOU. not hayinr
more maturely deliberated on youi. sal; ect'
they would present much II, lre instructive.
discussion Tor your nearer, and d much more;
consistent and argumentative plan for The la
bOurS Of a Commcntator-But IL is not ON nv
own account alone, that must wave the invcs-
tigation of all your opinions on this subject.
The public are already disgusted with dis
cussions, which breathed nothing but the
spirit Of defamation and diScord.
is my intention, sir, to coufine my re-
marks to the present crisis of our affairs, and
to show in what manner that crisis NAV
have been affected by the policy you have
cmbraccd.-I shall attempt TO Gc.Eonstrate.
that your style of observations was CalCula-
ted to raise the tone of Gre 1T Britain. and
to dispirit the energies of your own Country
That your conduct was calculated to pro
duce the same effect, by exciting IN idea and
expectation OF diUision-Sc thal the present
crisis of our affairs is not fairly to be 5.tribu-
ted to the conduct pursued by congress and
the administration.
My first remarks relate to the sfule in
which you have spoken of the comparative
resources of Great Britain ard the u. states
or, what constitutes the 1st ONT in your ceie-
brated speech Of the 5th Of March 1900 ;"O Our
ability to contend with Great Britain Tor the
question in dispute"
A disinterested patriot, sir, would never
Consent to depreciate the resolution and re-
sources of his own country. The hcroism
which dwells in his own bosom wol!i never
suffer him to cover at the menaces or submit
to the usurpations of any nation IN the uni-
verse. lie wOuid reluctantly believe that the
spirits Of his own country men were not as
firm and uhyieiding as those Of the enemy
Ii they were cooped up within small and
scanty soil, he would prcddly rcco.lect Che
example OF the mountsinecrs OF SWITZERLAND,
whose union and valor have pp.icI tic pace
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

Mr. Randcthh said, that on this day d.
cision on point OF order had taken place,
and been confirmed by the House. Upon
looking back to the journals of a former Con-
gress he had found precedent, where u
previous question had been taken, not only
on an amendment, but on an amendment to
an amendment. His object in rising at this
time was not to question the correctness of
the decision of the chair, much less the mo-
tiyes which induced that decision; but it APP
peared to him that if this precedent had been
produced to the House previous to the con-
hrmation of the decision of the Speaker,
their vote would have been different For
this reason, and to obviate difficulties which
daily occurred, he should move that the
clerk of the House be directed to make a
compilation from the journals for the use OF
the House, Of all decisions on points of order
which had taken place since the government
went into operation. Mr.. II. introduced a
resolution to that effect, which he wished to
lie on the table.
The House then adjourned till Monday
morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

- GVENTEEH GL4VES.-By virtue Of a deed
~ Of ttust executed To- the subscriber, by VIII
iigm Laurence, III his life time, and admitted 20
record IN the Conceal Court, at the June term.
1909 to secure the payment Of q sun of money
therein mentioned, die to William Fenwick, will
positively DC sold, at Louisa court house, ON the
1ith day Of January next, being Louisa court day,
seventeen valuable SLAVES.-Amcng them are
several house Servants, very good Shoemaker,
regularly bred To Che business, good 3camstress
and good Hoster.-ALso, six Beds and Fur
rtuce, four Horses, dirty Hogs, and twenty head
Of Cattle.-By the consent 81 Mr.. Fenwiclc at
the request OF the Admir-. OF the decd credit
Of So months viii be given to tIc purchasers Of
the Negroes, upon GIeiF executing bonds To- the
svhscrbcr with good security $, and Ike wise giving
him deed oi trust on Che Negro or Negroes pur-
chased, and on real property TO secure the pune
tual payment OF tie money when it becomes due
tic other property will be sod for ready money.
The subscriber will convey bis title as trustee.
which lic believes 90 be indisputable
DAVID BULLOCK.
December ~. [1swtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
TIE ENQURER.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER -, 1907.
Isrg3'sia Legislature.
no USE OF ID ELEG ATES,
TUESDAY, December 8.
The following committees were appointed,

viz:
a committee for Courts of Justice,
of Propositions & Grievances,
OF Privileges and Elections,
- OF Finance,
to examine the Clerks Office,
to examine the Executive ex-
49, penditure for the last wear.
The Speaker laid before the house letter
from the Governor, accompanied by sundry
documents for the consideration of the enc
raj Assembly; which letter and documents
were read and ordered toDe printed.
a memorial was presented and read from
the Judges of the Court OF Appeals, statina;
certain. inconveniencies resulting from the
law relating to that Conrt, and praying GER
tam alterations thereof by the Leg stature
which was referred to the committee for
Courts of Justice.
petition was presented and read from
Jerman Baker, OF Cumberland county, COM
planning OF the undue election and return Of
Blake b. Woodson, one of the Delegates re-
turned to serve in this present General As
sembiy for'tile said coTnty !; and praying that
the said Woo;ison' seat may be vacated, and
the petitioner allowed to take his place. Re-
terred to the committee OF Privileges and
Elections.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
PHOCION.

FAcT-The last nights mail brings Lon
Ion and Liverpool dates to the 18th Oct. via
1narcston in these is the Kings proclama-
nation For recalling and prohibiting seamen
IRON serving foreign princes and states
~, he first paragraph is the preamble.
he IND requires natural bern subjects,
IN foreign service, 20 return to their bound
en- duty and allegience.'
The 3rd authoriscs all commissioned YES
SEES 70 stop and seize upon such seamen as
are employed in q foreign merchant vessel.
me 9TH requires y. ships of war to de-
mand such seamen, if they are employed in
foreign ships of war and in case of refusal,
application IS to be made to the governments
to which such foreign ship belongs, for re-
The 18th vacatcs the right of naturalization
IN other states, and declares that all chose.
VINO continue in service incontenpt OF this
proclamation, are liable to be proceeded a.
6alnstfor such contempt.
The 9th declares all such subjects as vo-
unfairly enter on board Of foreign shiDs of
"arto be guilty of kigh treason.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

THE STOcKHoLDERS in the BANK OF
4 VteGtN1A ac hereby no,iGod, that tlls Ge-
TTm Msst.ay tOr the purpose OF electing Direc-
tors Of the Bank Gpl the several departments for
tie ensuing year, viii BE- held OIL Monday the.
4tll day OF January next
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
Dec. II. law3w.l
1ENO PNINTERS--FOR SHE, on very rea-
4 s9aabie terms: About 500 VT Of BUR-
GEOI5, and 800 Of BREWER The same Type
Oh winch uIC EScuIAGR was ls.cly printed,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

The Legislature will proceed this dav bv
JOINT ballot of both houses, to the election Of
privy counsellor of state, in the room ofLew-
is Haryie Esq, decd. and of brigadier-gen-
eral, in the room of Gen. White, whose re-
siGnation was announced on Thursday.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-11-19

twenty miles to see any wife-bcater get
the same treatment. When he had done,
| inquired if he had any good stories in
his book. He said he had got it only
the day before but he had an anecdote
in it, which he assured me an acquain-
lance of his, just from Philadelphia, had
given him for we'll attested fact.
The travellers book related that his
acquaintance met with an Irishman in
Philadelphia, who told him the lament
able case OF his brother in the following
terms -" Arrah, my jewel, but my bro
Their lay SIX weeks in the long month of
August, sbaichless, and all the while
calling for water: he did not ate bit Of
bread the whole time but one potat0e,
and he has it in his hand YETI
Though l had the misfortune 70 be
born in Ireland myself, Mr.. Printer, yet
l laughed as heartily at the travellers
anecdote as he had done at nv story,
and resolved to write it, and send it to
you to be printed. Now as he has my
story in writing, would be much gra-
tilted to have his anecdote in print. If
you viii give it a place in the Reposi-'
tory, [ will be your much obliged and
very humble servant. DICK.
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[ Fran the Virginia Gazette. I

" One day last week, stranger was
passing through the neighbourhood of
this place, and fell in with an old gen.
tlemen Of the name Of Rigsby, whom he
begged to secrete him few days, until
hs could make his escape. C Why" re-
piled Mr.. Rigsby, " do you wish to be
secreted?" have ust murdered
Burr, and | wish TO be kept snug a day
or 50, until can set off safely" Rigsby
at once agreed, took him home with
him, gave him the best his house afford.
ed, and kept him very snug, until the
fellow discovered where the old man
kept his cash, which he found it conve-
nient to possess himself of, together with
the old fellows great coat and some o.
ther travelling nccessaries, and took
himself of very quickly, to the great
establishment and modification of the
good Mr.. Rigsby."
Chesterfield county, 26th, 1907.
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Tohe Editor efthe WheeHng Rebository.

am one of those persons, FIR. Prin-
ter, who are very fond Of stories and a.
necdotes. No other articles please me
so well. Whether they are true or not,
is OF no consequence to me. If they be
true, they must be worth something -
and if they are not true, the want of
truth is In most cases abundantly COM
Pensated by some other quality. So
that when an article OF this kind comes
In my way, it hardly ever fails to meet
with welcome reception.
| happened to be at tavern few
evenings ago, where a traveller had
taken up his lodgings for the night
Finding him to DC a sOciable gentleman,
and being, as | have said, fond of sto-
rics and anecdotes, concluded to STAY
a while, and have little chat with him.
/ expected that a laxative traveller
would certainly have something new to
tell me. Accordingly had some bran
dy brought, and invited him to share
with me. After little conversation,
thought the best way to get him to tell
a story, would be, to begin the business
myself, and | told him two or three
which l had seen in the Repository
The one about a lover getting upon the
top Of the house, and hosting his sweet
heart up the chimney, had a mighty ef-
feet upon his laughing powers. But
when told him about the RA1L-R1D1NC,
and mentioned the candles at the doors,
the pillows flying out Of the windows,
&c. he laughed SO heartily that thought
he would have burst his sides. He APP
plauded the conduct of the " Y2uHg-
Sters," nd declared he had never heard
a story that pleased him 50 well.
We both took another swig Of the
brandy, and he pulled out little me-
morandum book which he carried about
him. lie then made me tell the Rail
riding story over again, and he wrote it
IN his book, declaring he would travel
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-11-19
III is & Z l. L Il " Z.

SEPARATION.
The worst of tortures Fate can find
10 lacerate the feeling mind,
Or rob the soul of rest,
Is when Its adverse laws ordain
That Separations pow'rtul pain,
Should agonize the breast.
Oh It's an anguish too severe,
For even Hope to smooth, or cheer,
Though deck'd in radiance bright;
for, Ike dense vopours which arise,
And cast gloom upon the skies,
1t soon obscures her LIGHT.
Its torturing pangs, alas are found
More poignant than the keencst wound
That venom'd darts can send;
For tortitude can suffer pain,
Bnt oh , TO part, and not again
Rtjoin, much lov'd friend,
Corrodes, as well as pains, the heart,
Ij%kes Try nerve with anguish smart,
and cv'iy bliss DESTROYS;
Remembrance, with ofiicous zeal,
Increases every pang we feel,
recurring to past Joys.
And of, amidst the gloom Of night,
K brings Louisa 10 my sight,
Then leaves me to dcplore;
In ev'ry dream likewise see
Some tender proof tow'rds me,
And, waking feel it's DER.
All! no, though distance may divide,
Affection still will be her guide;
Still, like the needle true,
Her thoughts VIII turn towards thatpole
Which seem'd to guide her chasten'd
Though not within her view. soul, ]
And Mem'ry's pencil oft shall paint,
In colours neither cold nor faint,
The portrait of a friend.
On whom, through ev'ry scene Of life,
Whether of pleasure, pain or strife,
She firmly may depend.
Then, why should Separations pow'r
ImpEess with gloom each future hou?
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THURSDAY, 19fb NOVEMBER, 1907.

Why ev'ry bliss destroy?
Still our united thoughts shall greet,
And, though divided, they shall meet,
And this partake of 10Y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-03
Qlerallurta DajIp aDberttser.
! MONDAY, Auousr 5.

Two very beautiful Sheep, have lately ali.
rived at Arlington, from Smiths island. -
They are perfectly wild, and will not associ-
ats with the flock at the farm, are very fine
boned, and run with great swiftness, The
approach of winter win however domesticste
them, and cause them so seek the protection
OF man. he fleece is as fine as can be ina
gined, OF most delicate seftness to the touch,
and purely White. Ii nearly resembles the
famous Spanish wool, except that the animals
will yield three times as great a quantity
The sheep of the island are shorfl twice a
year, at which times they are driven into spa
ccs enclosed on the one side and bounded by
the sea OH the ether. After shsaring they are
set at liberty, and reassume their native Wild
ness. The extent of the island is such that
many are never taken, and live to great
age. Ihe climate, pasturaEe, and constant
access to salt, have no dotbt greatly contri-
buted to improve the fleece, together with
many other causes, at present not known.
Actaated-bY desire ta.urther the cause of
national manufacture, tic editor has obtained
a sanplesof this most valuable wool, and will
be happy to distribute specimens 10 those who
may be passing to distance and who feel de-
slroas OF displaying tie manufacturing mate
rails OF their native sate. We shall have no
objection tolts going furthers and waiting the
seat OF commercial rpcnoholy, where it viii con-
vince the inhabitants of the old WORLD, that we
possess the means, and we VIII promise to
use the measures, to render us independent
of all nations. Fhe bountiful hard of Proyi.
dence has largely scattered its blessings for
our use-Inaastry, and sense of the wrongs
we have received, willapprepriate the giftso
nature to their proper paapose, and the AIMEE
rican citizen shall proudly appear, when cloth
ed in heproduce Of his native soil.
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NORFOLK, July 90

Arrived brig Flora, Benshaii, from Char.
spts aud 81 days from Madeira. Left at
Charan,e, June S ship TriumI liant, w b..
sser. loaiug for Madeira---Sa'led from Ma,
deira the Eth Jnue, schooner Three Sis
tiers, Rich, Of Baltimore. for cape &C Verbs
and Baltimore Left q, Madeiys, brig
Louisa. MNsmara. of alexandria, to sail
in IS days Spoke Jaly 2s. lat. 81 80,
long. 20, SO, brig kepushcau, Emmery,
from Salem for HAVANA, oas Is days !: had
been boarded the dap before by the Me-
campus frigate, feusrs broken oreu, aud afa
ter strictly searched suffered to proceed.
Brig Nancics Barclay, i2 days from ST.
homas. and s from Tobago. left at
81. Thomas, July 18TH, briss Harriet. May,
OF and for Bos.en, 10 sail next day brig
Argus, Brown, of New Haven fos Nsw
York. 10 DAYS; schooner Firginia Ann.
Of Fredericksburg. captain Qa,e) Hudscn.
o'ed ths 1lth; ard number of AMeri.
cans. names 20, knows. July %. Cape
Henry bearing w BY II colleagues, spoke
'ne SCHOONER Gscd Intent, captain Meader,
o, Baltimore, DAYS from HavaHoa for
New York all well--27th, eif Care Hen
9, was barded from the British frigate
Sscopatra. and treated politely
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Cay before toafdsd the brig Hunter from
this port bound 10 Barbados.
Brig Columbia, captain lowering, Is
day. from Janaics- Ballast-h. Nslsch I
& Co. :
Brig Prssidept, eas,ain Bill, ~ days
from 81. Bartholomew Sugar Jvhn
Tucker. .
Brig Dolphin. Gray, goston- Plaster
A-Lawrason aud Fowle.
Seh'r Freigh.er captain Toms, from
Por.land- -BaIiast--Lawrason & Fowle.
h Schr. Ann, cap. Lane, from Newbory-
por,- Piaistst and ROM Fenaey 8 Obers
Rrii1ish schr: zslpah, Cox, Windsor,
Nova SEosiz.-Plastet---Ihe nss.er.
Schr. Mowhask. NeWeonb, BOSTON,
Suodries2-ds Hrrent merchants.
Schooner Regulator, Barre, Baltimore
-Suudsies IF REM persons.
5loop Unity, Hand, rhlladeIphia--Dis-
Brig sparro3, Carew 81 Thonaas,
By darstellsy a,T 1oung.
Schooner philip 1'ebs,. do. BIZ 40.
Caroline, Hand, Barbados.
BY Dania NJ Lean
General pie.krsy, Sickle, cnsda.
'loupe. bp Reber. gamg.
DIED .h,s morning, ~ hslii pat ,hfee
ao'olo,k. Mr. MATHEW EArln. Contec-
toner, OF ,h.ssowp a..rr lingering H.
nesa. His f,ispds and quaia'anees re
requested TO attend his fuperal from his
la:e dwelling on Klrg street to morrow at.
terroon'a at 4o'Ciockss
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Arrived brig Be.sey and Peggy, Low,
! 1s days from Trinidad. Lefs no southern
vessels ia Jambarara Passage. was board
ed By an Esg.,sh frigase ADD treated pc.
|li,ey, caps into she cspss las, Monday,
saw ~ and afrigate outside, and 4 ~
/ at anchor inside.
bIig Phoebe 6 this port from Cape
Good Hope for Basavia, passed ApSaier
! Roadsa4sh March.
Arriscd las, evening ship VirgiEia, Aud,
- days from Amsterdam. Lett ship Hal
eyon, for N. Y ia a Few days Diaca, ST
Ale xardr,a America Of INewburypofs );
Pane, cf New Yo,k ;,he ship A amsterdam
Packet. sailed 22a Of flsy for Bordeaux.
returned the a+.h, bayipg been ordered
back by a British osuizer OF Cape Saint.
Vincen.'s, spoke ship Eriy from Bosom for
Copenhagen cf ~ Y. yas bearded By the
British ship Hellona.
Arrived Swedish stbooaer Censsantia,
Dye,tueory ore days fram lacmei Sail
edin CO. with schaenrr Gus.asia, Yasa.
for Wilmibg 80 !, Del. ard British brig Ac.
tive for New YVrk. Al Aux Cages. schr
Amelia, Young for Philsdelphla-Cs Captain
Uniforms that great Nomber ef Frenca
and Euglish yrivaeers are eruissng about
81. Domingo, he was chasrdinso Iacnsi
BY one Of them
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8. .,r;sal his majessy revleF eo O'Ae1'
4 ! sadi.. 4 troops; 14'''sA.'
o.;.c, with 90 men has beat off the
1as IL Spartan Brush ffisase. Thsre
oasoa !. bnadred men ia the boats. The
'sfs ob wsrn nearly all killed but
n s,snshna0 persisted.
Vienna, NAY, 1S.
81. Mopteuegrins are preparing TO fight
ias ne French At Cat.aro; !, and the
ss,a, ,,. q fight against the Montenegtins
hl %. have 4 report again that the Rus.
"l nave been again defeated before Ish.
s'' land obliged 20 raise the siege. 'Ehe
. are said 20 be dissatisfied with the
0e Che f,eneh general Marnopt has gone
p.ga.a 20 for II corps of fourteen thou.
- @xn. to commence the seige Of Cat.
a.n Lsuriston is gone 10 Bosnia.
:. The las, messenger from Turkey states,
L., the Seryian ar my has taken up con.
' ..a,ra,ed posilion inshe Interior of Sersia,
IA ,ha, hitherto nothing denotes an in.
'.a.;oo 90 the part Of the Turksto ad.
Vance .ofar. -, -
The former grand visier Iussuf pacha
|.fp,zersm & Trebisond, has taken from
-. Ru.sians by surprise, The castle Of A.
r.e,; Of rrea. importance from Its aitua.
.;oo orar The mouth OF The Phasus. A 81.
m;i,r .,,smp: which he made on Kambai,
was 10. susadsd with equal success.
The sGairs.in Turkey have sudden!y as.
,umrd avery different aspect; after having
Published TIA. tie Ssrv.ass had obtained
r,ra, advantage. the Prssbarg Gazette
Saws y thar Cssrni Georgss was attacked
near Widdru by alatge Ottoman corps,
|,h., Ii. los, 5000 men killed or taken prl
sou.rs. aud ,ha: be himself owed his escape
ooly 10 the sw,fshess IF bis horse.
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ARRIVED,
I Ship Uuited States, captais Coleman.
II day. from Barbados Ballast M ar
steller & Young and James Patton. Was
boarded by French priva,eer frem Qua
daloupe, whe informed that they had the
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has never discovered ladeh anxiety On ttat

has never discoycfed inuch anxiety on that
'peint.
Prussia must adopt the determination Of
Kussia--ands Sweden in her late arrange
inents with France, has conceded much of her
sNVarlike declarations. Tie conduct Of Baron
Won Essen, who concluded an armistice with
marshal Mortier, has been approved, and ho-
nors have been conferred ON him by his Swes
dish majesty.
Whether Great Britain would be- willing to,
Continue the cbntest single handed, and under
ihe prescriptions, which France, in the event
of continental peace, Would be able to estab.
lish against her throughout Europe, cannot
be of difficult solution hat under such pres,
sure, bke should engage iii war with the y.
nited States, must be the last act of political
despair.
fPbiA Register
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NOW LANDING.

NOW LANDlNG5
From on board the brig DoLhhin and schooner
Aohasyk, from Boston, schooner Brighter
from Portland, and scA'r Zilhha J,em WiaiGs
scr, yN6ua Scotia, md for Sale by
LawYason g Fowlf,
$50 tons Plaster Paris
~ ln,s New-England Rum j
10 hhds. Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 do. Holland Gin <:
$50 boxes brown Soap
so do. mould
20 do. dipt Candies
10 do. sper1aacetiJ sss :.' z z
IS bbls. fall Mackarel
10 do. whale Oil
80 cases CIaret
no boxes fresh Lemons, and
Aquantity of Cheese.
August 9.
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Fubl1c Sale.

WiN BE sola 30r cash, al Faiagnisr eoart-house,
on the 29th day G1r this noath,
Several valuable Negroes, con-
veyed to us in trust by Turner 1foredead, e
satisfy debt due Roberts and Griffith.
John a. ". Smith,
Hugh 4. Campbell.
Trustees.
August 8. co1st
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N C. I, ] G @.

T>HOSE persons who are indebted to the
late concern OF ENTWISLE and CO.
for bottled ale and porter Fought of them, are
informed that the books and p.pers relative to
that concern, are i'll the possession OF the subs
scriber. and they are herehy cautioned against
making their payments teany other tnan tho
subscriber.
lsaas Entwisle.
A,,o,,ct z ahESh DIR