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PURSUANT to deed OF trust, executed to
us by Elisha Estes of the county Of Amherst,
Tor the purpose of securing debt therein par4i
cnlarly mentioned, we viii sell 20 the h;rhes+
bidder, for ready money, at the dwelling house
ot;sad Estes, on Thursday the twcnty,eiehtb
instant, tract or parcel'of LAND, lying or be-
ing in the aforesaid county of Amherst, on the
head waters of Rucker's-run, and contdning by
survey oIS acres, and adjoining the lands of A.
braham Warwick. Thomas Statharn, Ivilliar,
Breedlove and Others, it being the same land
wherein the said Elisha Estes now lives,-Ai-
though we believe the title to this land indisput.
able, we will only convey the titc vested in us ne
trustees, and against the claim of ,nv claiminn
underus no MOORE.
JAMES ViGERS, jr. trustees
Warmnster, April 5. (en9w,
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PTiILtDELPfIIE. March %.

The Rocheiort squadron, it appears, has
gone up the Mediterranean, being spoken
with Off the islaud OF Formentara, near Ivica
this is the direct track for Touon. and pro-
badly the squadron NAV be destined for that
port to. join the squadron of eleven sail of
the ling sauipt in that port.
We should hardly suppose, however, that
this squadron would pass Carthagena, with
out taking up the squadron of seven Spanish
sail of the, line therefor Formentara is
near 40 miles n. T. of Carthagena, and "a
boue 400 miles S. w. of Toulon.......furora
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For oALE.-8y Virtne Of a aeea If t,asf es.-
4 eemed to the subscriber, BY Richard L. Aitaa-
strong, {" secure the pa nlent Of a debt que 10 Rieh-
ard Gambii, 1ViH be sold to The highest bi!aer, Tar
ready money, IN Saturday the HTfieth day of lie
PyH inst. bctore the door If Thomas WHls's, if
che tom Of Milton, one half acre LOT 5,jfF =,
improvements, m saia tg5ga, NJ ~, be.Ae
sdne Lot sola w sajd Ga7tbil! 10 said J;,,,',o"e
as per deed " ,eeofd m the county coUl Of liz
Vey the title seated in me as such. ''"'
DAVID Ah DERSON, Jyas,.c.
Miitoa, .lboiE5, 1913. Coa,s3s,,
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henry HOyEY.
JAMES STEER.
Anril <

tepow
An persons who are indebted TO the Subscriber
are requested TO make immediate payrnent-.Ne
further indulgence viii be given to those whose
bonds and accounts have been due months
t-4, HENRY HONEY =,
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The case of JOHN SMITH Yesterday
came on in the SENATE. 1t will probably
occupA number OF DAYS.
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ARMSTfD MILLER.
Prince Edward, April 5 ran

MI iLLlNARY Mis-, DAvIDsoN has lust
1IH- received a case oi handsome spring BON
NETS, with sundry other ARTICLES in the fanny
me Richmond, Aoul 5. Feptf1
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HNE CENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I9th
~ uit from the subscriber, an apprentice boy
b. the name of LENIECH HAMLETT, about
10 years OF age, sssut made, euuT look, dark
chned to be lazy 1t is expected that ne will en-
deaVor to make out Of the stately this, | for
warn all persons from hrboring or employing
The said apprentice, as am resolved TO put the
law IN force against SUCH offender Since his e.
topement, understand that ne has undertaken
to work wIsh some person in Halifax county, att
hs trade, which is the house oiners business, if
so, shall thank that gentleman to discharge him
o, ABIDE by the consequence, as he has yet about
eleven montbsto serve me-.
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g ., tI!fV VT NdHHIHSl TIC prlIne
Secretary of England, las resigned If Mr..
I. mas resigned, general change may be
expected in the political Concerns of Europe.
. Oracle.
The Legislature of Nova-Scotia, att their
late session. passed a vote, appropriatjng
lo0i. to purchase sword or. piece of plate,
to be presented, i'll behalf OF the province; to
Admiral BERKELEY. Gov. Wentworth re-
turned the vote to the Legislature with the
following Message =
." gentlemen IF the Hdu8e Of A8sem5ly.
Having fully considered the Vote com
muncated to me, for granting one hundred
pounds to Vice-Admifal Berkeley, for a
sword or Piece of Plate it appears to be
objectionable IN SO. many respects, that |
teei 1t my duty to decline giving my assent
to it.
,- ]. WENTWORTH
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NEV-ORLEANS. February 81

CeD.Moreau had called this morning up
IN Mr. Bradford, in order to return him his
fest thanks for his politencss, in not inserting
inh paper, an article respecting the gene
iai, which appeared in one of the Charles
ton papers, without previously communica-
ting the said article to the general but up
on the perusal of said paragraph, gen. Mo
reau finds it SO absurd, that he wishes Mr..
Bradford to insert it in his paper-menton-
ing only It'll by his peculiar desire, which he
considers asthe only suitable answer fThis
notice was produced, in consequence of an
article which appeared in LanS's paper of
the 21st January, relative to the intercepted
dispatches, in which gen. Moreau was said
tobe concerned in a plot against the United
States.1
March 4.
Gen. Moreau and Gov. Folch, sat oft yet-
terday for Pensacola, from whence Gen
Moreau will proceed thro' the country of
the Greek Indians, TO Charleston S. Carroll
ma. --t
1t is with deep regret VIC record the death
OF John Wurd Guriey, esq. late Attorney
General OF this Territory, who fell in duel
with Ph!hf L. Jones, ESQ. yesterday after
noon. He was shot dead the first fire, and
I Mr.. Jones received a flesh wound in his leg.
lis death is sincerely reyrestedby numerous
and respectable acquaintance and friends.
The Military court OF lrtuiry in he case
OF General Wilkinson met again on Tuesday
last, when the dispositions of Governor
Wright and o. James L Donaldson, ESQ,
were taken.
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90. Z, S.9LES 1T .1UCfJCV. -,
his DAY at 'c,ork, .atrny Auction, ,t ,,--,
\ 0o ciose'a co'vgmmert,- VIII positively be
SOLD wrhsw reserve, Il B- - COFFEE bar.
reis ard mid. SUGAR. NJ. NJ M1tRs.
+. April s.
N oricE.--rhe subse~;5ers ~, tug formed a
connection IN busineSN 'wder tlie-fgm Of
HovEv,& STEER, offer for sale Il. the stct.. l.t.
~ occupied by MIR. c. j. Macmurdo) tue ioliow
ing articles, viz
so hhds. E. Rum,
IS hhds. Loaf and Lump Sugar,
II bags Of Pepper,
ton of b:r Lead, t..-
10 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
25 boxes Candles,
Is boxes New York Chocolate,
rs trunks of Shoes assorted.
50 terces Stone Lime f-
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The .foiioTcizS is an extract Of a tettsr iron,
John Quincy adams, 10 his. friend in BoS-
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force tIeir execution throughout t,e whole king
dom. ycforc conciade, fl;ie To return tha,,,ss
to the .aembers OF the board, to the constituted
authorities, arc; to, the whole aatop for their
vices to me and 10 charge them most heartily To
unNe win MY behaved father, King Charles, and
with the Emperor Napoleon, whose power and
friendship can, more than any thing else, secure
to Spsin her most valuable blessing. namely,
her independence and the integrity OF her terri
tory. also charge YOU not TO suffer yourselves
to be seduced by the artiices of onr eternal enc
mics to live together in perfect harmony, and to
keep good understanding with our allies and
lastly, to avoid the eision of blood, and the mis-
fortunes which would otherwise result from the
present circumstances. il you should allow your
selves to be led away b, the spirit of ,lelusion
and tliscord. Lett be so understood by the board,
sc. &c.
(Signed) FERDINAND.
Bayoane, Nay 6, 1903.
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EUROPE.
NEw-Yoak, July %.

.1,,other Revolution IN Sfain.
BY the brig Aurora. capt. Ripley, arrived!
last night at Quarantine, we have received a
Trinidad paper of the 25th June, -containin. :;
the following important intelligence =
TRINIDAD. June 25.
Yesterday evening arrived in this port the
polacre ship L'Orient, after the short pas
sage of 90 DAYS from Gibraltar.
We regret that this paper was so far adj
vanced before the public prints received by
this occasion were put into our possession,
that we cannot crafty our readers with an
account of the important intelligence they
exhibit respecting the fate Of the Spanish mo-
! narchv, now in all probability annihilatcd by
the treachery of the Corsican.
We therefore propose to bring it into one
point of view, by publishing Gazette ex-
traordinary, which we will lay before our
readers carly in the ensuing week. Let it
suffice. at present to say, that another revoiu-
ton has taken place in Spain, by which the
old king, Charles ~. has again resumed the
reins of government /; but by fatality which
appears to attend all the Continental crowned
heads, he has put himself under the tuition
Of Bonaparte, who keeps him, the Prince of
Asturias, the Prince of Peace and several
of the grandees, who accompanied the roy
al visitors to Bss onne, prisoners. The grand
duke of Berg, under the authority of the de-
iuded monarch, now executes the Office of
lieut.. gen. of Charles, in the government of
his kingdom. The intelligence upon the
whole, is highly important, and exhibits a
scene of treachery on the part OF the Corsi-
can, not equalled by any of his former ini-
quties in his extraordinary career; which,
however, it is very possible, his present at
tempt may bring to crisis.
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NIRG1NlA.--At a superior court Of Chance
~ hoidea at Tic Capitol, in the city of Rich
mond, the 224 day Of June, sos
John Barrett AND James Miller, PiaiaHFs-A-
ga'nst James tones, executor Of john Jones, Ann
Jjhnsoa, widow OF William johnson, iobn Wi
Icy and Jane his wife, Nicholas johnson, Nfori-
wethtr Johnson, John Johnson, Mary Johnson.
Richard HuadNy, Nesor Foster, John roster.
Johh Buntcr, Michael PEI kins and In
FAINT children Uf Francis Graves, deceased. by
John Mckin, specially assigned their guardian.
John PondeXter, Henry Chilcs and Henry Car
nett, Cornelius Harris, W lillian PAttnan aud "a
chariah Foster, d feefGats.
The 3,ftrlants Michael Perkins, Cornelius
irrris, William pstiman and zaclpriah Foster.
not having entered thcir appearance and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and
tie rules Of this court, and IL appearing 70 the
satisfaction of the court, thlt thcy are not nha-
b'tan's ct this country, on motion of Che plaintiffs
by counsel, is erietel. that the sad defendants
do appear here or tie first day Of Gic next term.
AMI answer u,e bill of tie Plaintiffs, and that I.
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in thc city OF Ric1mond,
lpr two months successfully, and posted at tli,;
front door Of the Capitol in the sa Z sity.
a Copy Testc,
PETER TrNStEY, c. c.
July %. rLw8w1
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oAhl'iNG HOuSE-Mas. JuDIrH NfL-.
AZ SOW having taken the Tenement belonging
to Mr. William Price, lately occupied by Mr..
McCraw, on the street leading from the Capitol,
has opened BOARDING House, where she.
viii take boutlers By The day, week, month OF.
year she has excellent servants, and assures
those who may become her bosrders, that no ex-
crtions shall be wanting 10 give satisfaction.
Richmond, JULY 90. 1H1
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INV 90

. July Y.
We are indebted to the politeness Of a gen
tleman of this CITY for Trinidad papers, con-
tanning the following important particulars
of another revolution in Spain.
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this year neglect to send Representatives)
contained according to the last estimation,
seventy Thousand seven hundred and sixty
three rateable polls.
rARKTHE CONTRAST.
The towns which have sent the two hundred
and fifty two Federai Representatives Qoge-
gether with the very few their towns which
Gid not send) contained only fifty FIVE thou
sand one hundred and forty nine rateable
polls. -
7o,Ees-------,--s51
SIS, 149-------252
Yet in the face of arithmetic, we'are of
ten told, by certain description of people
that the $50 Representatives represent the
majority of the people ofthis state
Democrat
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- UGARS of first quality, MoIas5es Old Ma
- deira Wine, Dernijohns and Betting Cloths,
FOR SALE by NJ. NJ. MYERS.
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TO RENT--The SroRE AND CoUxr1xc
RooR oil tho Main Street, late occupied by
Mr.. Richard Brooke.
July ~ T1a,y6w1
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il has struck me, that could 10 nothing
better than to appoint !, Locun, fenens, who
invested with the supreme authority which
bold from God and my ancestors, should go
tern and rule, tor me and i'll my name. over
alls the province ofSpain.
In consequence whereof. and having p~e-
viously consulted the welfare of my people,
and my wish to rescue the monarchy from
the precipicc into which the ma!evo
and the enemies of the peace of the CONT
nent. were on the eve of plunging her; duly
approaching, on the other hand. the emf
rent virtues of which your imperial and ROY :
al highness has given us so many proofs.
and tie great services you have done us;
have resolved, with the consent and appro-
baton of nv faithful and great ally the EN-
porur and King upon appointing your impe-
ria, and royal highness, my Lieutenant Ges-
e-ai, BY the decree which have just issued
to the board of government, and which is
here annexed; entreating YOU. prince, to
transmit it to them. and to accept OF this
appointment, which will restore peace TO
my mind--And SO pray God NAV keep
you. brother, under his holy and worthy pro-
tectiou
{Sisned) CHARLES.
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g TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
away from the subscriber some tine il, A.
pli last, negro woman named MARY, about
twenty-five wears OF age, a dark complexion, mo-
dest couhtenance and speaks very how when s;;a-
ken TO. have been informed that she has been
seen about some Of tho Goa, PITTS, ON Che river
above Richmond. Whoever viii deliys, tba s,;d
negro woman to me, living on tho Richmond
Turnpike about four miles above town, shall re-
ceiye the above reward
BENZ SHEPPARD.
july ~ lcp4w]
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In consequence ofthis resignation tho crown
IN favour Of my august father. | revoke all the
powers with which 1 had invested the board Of
government, prcyloGs to- my departure from Ma
dfd Tor the dispatch Of the important and urren,
business that might occur during nv absence --
The board shall obey thc oHders aud com1nqr.
Of our beloved father and sovereign, and shall en-.
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1.-THE KING.

Letter enclosing The Pagal Decree rs his I'M
feJiat and HoyqL H.ghne5s (MUAAp)
Broiher-My absence and inhrmities not
allowing me wholly TO dedicate myself to the
UNIDENTIFIED exertioss required for the go
vernmcnt cfmy state, In tranquility of my
kingdom. and the preservation ofmy crown,
------- :
IN order to ascertain whether Europe ard
o3s,erity could have been N itaker in surh con.
ecturcs, see the following Madrid Article
7.,i. ZAP.
+ For lie punctgai performance 0f Ellis pro-
misc, the reader is also referred to the Madrid
article. H.
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(SignSD d. BARTOLEME MO
Madrid, May 10, 1903.

In consequence of the royal decree appointing
the grand duke OF Berg, lieutenant general Of the
kingdom, and his imperial and roy,l highness ha-
wing confirmed the members of all the tribunals
IN their respective places, the council has issued
under the same date, royal decree enioining the
impartial and speedy administration of Justice
and directing stampt paper to bear the words, Go
pc'nn,ent Of the lieutenant General If the Kigg-
DOM
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10 riiE ouRtors.---A LIVE. CaSsO ~ ~
i RS, To be seen at the City Tavern This
Animal is a native of the Island Bo,neo and WAS
brought here, in the ship America, captain Ielar
from Batavia 1t is young and in fun pmape--
very docile, and worth the. attention .of everv
person. Tie following cvtract from Dobson's
Encyclopedia, shews the estimation i'm which IL
IS held by the lovers of Nature, being cu,forma~
bly, to the description given-CSee volume Is.
page 4o]
The Cossowary is nearly eGuel in size to
the Ostrich, but its legs are much thicker, ard
stronger IN proportion. Ii is five feet and !. half
long, from the bill to the end of the claws the
legs are two feet and half high from the belly
The head and neck together are foot ant! a half;
and Tie largest toe is five inches long The wing
is So small, that it does not appear, being hid u.
der the feathers of the back. The part which
most distinguishes this animal is the Head, which
though small, inspires some degree of terror
1t IS bare of feathers, and armed viii, an helmet
ot horny substance, black before, and yellow be-
hind. The neck is of violet colour, and red i'm
several places. The Cassowary has the head of
a Warrior, the eye Off Lyon, the defence of
forcupiue, and the swittnesS of n Courser. 1t
can deyo'T glass, without the least injtry," &c.
10 be seen AT the same place, sevcr:, other
living curiosties, &c. Also {; piece of NEcBA-
NlsM Such as was never seen in this country
AN ORGAN OF an entirely new constructions
THIS Organ plays several favorite tunes-a num-
Der OF figures rs natural life, dance to the mu-
sic, while several artierists discharge their pie
ces sc. representation which has ever been
highly gratifying to spectators.
CT Admittance every day Sundays excepted)
Twenty five cents. -. .
Richmond, September, o -. 49, L1,Nl =
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ANsw RS.

ANSWERS.
To the Gentlemen svho are about to build
Factory near Richmond, Yirginia, fo,. the
furfose cf spinning Cotton-yarn.
SfRS,
By experience we have proved that a
force or power equal to 1500lbs. will drive
100 spindies with all the preparatory machi-
merry full speed. By this standard, the pow
or required to drive any number OF spindles
with the quantity of water may be found
by the height of the fall (reckoning from the
surface of the stream) and the radins of the
water whceL-Answer to enquiry 1874.
A building 81 feet long and 81 feet wide,
two stories high, will hold 1000 spindles,
with the preparation machinery to supply
them.-Answer to enquiry 3.
The number of persons to attend 1000
spindles and the preparation machinery
thereto, win not exceed the following state
ment. Eight men, eight girls or women "a
hove 16 years old, and thirty children, boys
and girls from lotto l6 years old.--Answer
to enquiry 9.
A thousand spindles well attended, will
spin 2O0bs. of yarn per day, by working G.
leven hours, of the quality containing ten
hanks or skaips in the pound the neat pro-
fits whereof according to the prices of yarn,
here in -Island'wou be 100 dollars
ANSWER to enquiry S.
The prices given togrown persons are VA
rious, from one to two dollars per dav, with
and without rations to girls or women, frcrn
seven to nine shillings per week with IA
ticns; children from six to nine shillngs per
week without rations.--Answer to enqai-
ry 6.
A loom here costs about S 90, the prices
given for weaving are from six to twelve
cents per yardi--Answer to enquiry Z.
1000 Spindles with the preparation ma
chinery warranted good, would not cost less
than 10000 dollars, if built by me.
am, gentlemen,
Your most obd't. &c. &c &c.
SAMUEL OGDEN.
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From the same TO me same.
PRovIDENcE, Or. ~ Aug.

PRovIDENcE, Or. ~ Aug "a.
"Mr. Ogden in making out these answers,
has used the utmost canton to allow the a
bundant plenty of hands to attend this work.
He has allotted to them less work for the dav
than is generally done.-The lowest calcula-
ton of profits upon the capital put in to G.
rect the works and also the active stock to
carry on the spinning, have not been less. I
am told, than 120. per cent & am told by the
clerks who kept,the books, that 500 Der cent
have often been made.
&c MIR. Ogden, several weeks past, COM
menced the preparing plates for engraving
the casts or plates. in order to diffnse the ar;
of cotton spinning. He has advertised in the
Providence papers that he intended to pub
lish Treatise on that subject, but the op
position of the inhabitants, whose minds have
been much inhamed on the subject, has been
truly discoufaging to the subject.
The enclosed Advertisement is taken from
aProvidence paper:
NOW preparing for the press, & will in
short time be published, A TREATISE
COTTON SPINNING, with a 1oIu,,iete
set of plates, in which every description oi
Preparation and SHINING Muchi,ieru. ON
the most improved Construction, will be laid
down, with references, so as to make it ca
sy to common capacity, to construct and
build the whole or any part of said machj-
merry:
BY SAMUEL OGDEN.
Providence, Juiy %.
This work is to be bound in Calfsl;n and
shall not exceed dollars.
~ Subscriptions to be received at fbe
OFFICE OF THE ENQUIRER for the above
mentioned work.
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FCoillVELI HE LASH NIGHT.
as many ladies' and gentlemen hold tickets,
on account OF not being able to see the last Sat,.
days Exhibition, from the overflow of Spectators.
Mr. Mantredl offers them another opportunity
they will bring their Tickets.
THIS EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6,
Atthe FreearasOn's- Hall, ROPE DANCING 4s;fE
and suishoHt the BaLancc Pie, TnmsbAns and
fedts ct activitg, the Pyramids, &c &c. &c.
The New Double Dance, called the TR1uMpr
OF THE KING OF MooUL, being the second
time 1T has been exhibited in the United States.
The whole to conclude with a Pantomime called
HARLEOUIN's KEIEToNs
clo9Dn' Mr. Manfredi,
Coiumbine, Miss Catharine.
ola 11en, M. Copene.
11nStcian, Mr. Iohn.
Harlequin, The Little American
To commence half past seven O'clock nrec;se.
ly, and price half dollar per ticket
Richmond, Sept s. ny
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BY SAMUEL OGDEN.
From tie same 10 TIE same.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. g.
SCI have been impatient for several DAVIS
impressed with desire to send to Virginia
a specimen or two of cotton-yarn, which +
have not before sent, prepared for stockings
some two threaded, and some three thread.
cd sit will be good example for the peo-
pie of your country to follow, which believe
will be exampled in every part of the Omit
ed States in a short time--more Desirable
establishments could not be diffiIsed at this or
any period OF time. 1t not only prepares MS
to clothe ourselves with the comforts of orr
country, but is the greatest accumulation of
wealth that ever has or ever will be in all
probability under any insttution-and g the
profits have been represented to me. I can
not resist the inclination have tn inform,
you--but by many will be said to be n vastly
exaggerated statement. l am told by the
clerks who kept the books, thu not less than
40 per cent. per annum or yearly has been
made where attention has been observed
and III many instances 500 per cent this is
upon the whole stock expended and in action
The gentleman, who am now engaged
with, has almost daily and perhaps more
than daily applications for nachinerg for. the
carding and spinning of Gotten. He has late.
~ engaged to prepare large parcel Of II
Tor gentleman in Vermont about 900 miles
from this place an association NJ Boston Il +.
been entered into for the erection IF !, conri~
derable manufacture, near that place, and
various other parts Of the union
~ II II - 4 NJ