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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 50
Ditto plain
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined s. bound 1886 ~,
Do. side leather, 7sS a o..
Negro shoes (Strong russet) 7s6 ca
Womens leather shoes, thick soles, 7s6
Do. do. Thin, 20. SO
Do. do. slips, IS
DO. Morocco do. esq
10 do. ties, 7s6
Girls leather shoes, ls6 6s
Boys do. 4s67s.
Any Of the above articles made TO order
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. J. BURR.
Richmond March %, 1909.
9th July, 1a0S.==The price of Wrought
Nails IS raised half cent per pound, by
order Of the Executive.
d. .B.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,

June CoHrt, loOy,
Edmund Glover, Plaintiff,
vs.
Samuel Allen. James I. Hubbard, and { lieu ea.,
William Daniel. jr. Defendants. J '''5'
.nN the motion of the plaintiff by counsel and
~ t Appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant Samuel Alien Is not an inha
bitant OF this s,ate, 1T Is oRDERED AND DE
csEsp. that unless the said Samuel Allen shall
appear here at Odober court next and answer the
PLAINTIFFS bill, the court will then proceed TO
take the same for confessed as TO him, aad de.
cree the matter thereof accordingly and that
copy Of this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper Of the city OF Richmond
for two months successfully, and another copy
be posted up at the from, door of the courthouse
Of this county.
A CoPy-Testc,
ELDRIDGE, IT. DC.
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PY virtue Of a deed of trust, from Andrew
- Lewis. # the county Of NJ ntgomery, WILL.
BE SOLD b. The subscribers. to the highes,
bidder, at the Esgle Tavern in the city of Rich.
mond upon the 2sth day of September neat
she following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

THE Subscriber will ell the HOUSE LOr,
at present occupied 10y himsef--and also. All
unfinished HoU ~ with half acre LOT of
LAND attached 10 it, near his residence. If
no PreVi'usly d posed of by private contract,
this properly vii be sold a. public auction. mn
on the premises, on the foi teen h day Of Sen.
TENDER ensuing The improvem ent. on the 10,
occupied bJ Inc tpbscribs are plain. rsat. com.
fortab'e and Isl good repair. If required. som
time will be siysn tor part of the purohase
money. The si.ua ION Of ,his property j, eligi
bic. boIh =, it regards hcalsh and good nsighbor
ho-d.
SAMUEL GREzNHOW.
Richmond. Angus I6th. 1909 ID.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Stolen

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Stolen
from me about the 12'h of Nov. 1907. a
negro man slave. named Cesar. the property cf
the subscrber-He formerly belonged to M NRo-
bet A'exlnter. of Campbell county, ard was
hough' from him small boy, in the yea, 1879
He is nav above feet high, one Of hi, dig toes is
very remarkable, bling split with axe through
The nail ard nearly as high as tn sec nd int
by thar !, is much broader and larger han he
other. He was accustomed 20 run J.mss river
above the falls I was informed thar lie wen
over the mountains in ba,iear owned by ost
Creecy. o. delivering him TO me or secu g
him in some Jail so that get him again. snail be
paid by me the reward of t&cn'y Dollars fhis
IS 10 torewarn any person or re, sons from har
boring or concealing him, as they ma, Gepeod
on It that will prosecute such vlolato-s of tn
law TO its fall extent.
ROBERT MITCHELL,
City OF Richmond, July II n, 1909
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GEORGE WATT,

GEORGE WATT,
as just received and offers for sale Sicily
Il Madei'a and sherry Wine, by the hid. and
q cask Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid I; German Piatillas Simplex by the peice or
case half point glass Tumbiers. in cases CT 1000
eaeh-and New York Soap and CsRdles.
ON HAND, Madeira Wine--Oreans and
Muscovado Sugar-Green Cofee--Molasses--
Prime Pork Liverpool and Stone-W are.
Souchong, Hyson Skin ano Gunpowder Tea
Spanish Segsrs-- s-Almonds-- Numegs
Window 6 ass.--Men's and Women's ST. ey
which he will eispose Of by wholesa en- rea.
Sonab.c terms.
Richmond. Goth Juy 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

NOMMirTED 10 III: jail Of Monigo.
~ mery county, on The 9th day cf A
phi. negro man who calls himself 20
SEES; says he is abou, twenty Two years
olage; he is near six fee. h gh s:cul bull.
aud says he is the property OF Richard
Terrell. he owner is requested 10 come
forward, pay all charges and tske him a.
way, otherwise he will b. dealt with as ths
law requires.
III. GIBSON, Jai'or.
June 2eth, 1908. (sm)
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IN COUNCIL,

January 90, 1909.
tSROpoS AIS will be received by the IKE.
L cutive for manufacturing three hundred
and ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law to be provided
annually, including the deficiency Of last year
Extract from the minutes
DANI.. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk Of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

TOR RENT. and immediate possession ri
a ven, LII MBIRHOUSE that will hold
from 60 to 100 bids. of tobacco (either with
or without large loft over it). j. will an.
swer well for Tobacco Manufaetory, or a
Wneeirght or Coaehmaker's shop as it has a
good incosed yard attached to it also a small
Brick ho"se With but one room on a floor-al
10 Sore on The Main Street opposite the Bell
Tavern and f'rrneFly o;cup ed as Printing
Once an latteriy as Bookbinder's shop En-,
cure Of the subscriber, living at this failing
Garden.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

TOR SALE, "A TRACT OF Land, for
h merry the property OF ] .coo Williamson dec
lac oil Amelia county. betwesn 600 and 1000
acre.. This land les about mile from APP
p ma ok rigcnand six miles aboy GSnio bridge.
The OF Is we, adIpted t. tn cultl.c Of t1bsc
G., lEdian corn, wheat. s,d osher small gfain
One hiri part Of the Purcha C iifoney WI, b.
rcqaised cis'i, aud nc ba,an~e IA tXo equ. an.
nut idstlmenls. It the 40 We lanl is M; sold
othewi,e disposed orbtf,re the six, een'h IA,
OF september nsxt, IN. same will then be set M
tothe hgbcsr bilde, the dwelling house, on
the said p anlsion. End in case II should no,
BE- sold, i; vii. thsn be rem ei for one year.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Ex's.
Angus, Sth. 1909 ~
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Tracts Of Land

With ;heir appurtenances, or so much theYeo'
as may be necessary 10 paw certain debts in The
said deed OF trust men,iFncd. that is 10 say
one tract sl'uate in the county Of Montgomery
containing eight hundred acres being that trsci
on which the said Andrew Lewis now lives /:
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned on
the north, containing ten thousand acres: one
other tract adjoining the first mentioned being
an Inclusive survey, con aiming seven thousand
seven hundred acies one other tract adjoining
TIE a't mentioned at the west end, Containing
four hundred and fourteen acres one oihef
tract called the CBEsNUr NECK, containing three
hundred and sky six acres; one other trac.
ca led SEYEsAs Tract on Bottom Creek, adjoin.
log the FIRST mentioned tract Of eish, hund, ed
acres, and containing one HUNDRED ard FIFTY
scres; one other tract also adjoining the hrs,
mentioned tract called prothnous Garden. con
aiming one hundred and twenty eight acre ,
one othcr tract adjoining the last mentioned.
containing one hundred and hirty acres; enc
ofher tract adjoining the Inclusive survey of Sc
ven thousasd seven hundred acres a5ovemen
TONED, containing eighty acres one other trac
adjoining The same inclusive survey and cont ain
ing one buHd 81 acres one c.hert,act living or
bpth sides OF Littls Rver, containing one hun
dret and fifty acres, on which is situate Hope
well to-ge--one other tact adjoining thereto.
osher tract adjoining the same, called the Saw
mill TRACK, Containing four hnnd,ed and thirt,
eight seres--and one other tract adjoining the
last mentioned tract, containing one hundred
acrcs---whch said several tracts Of land are
7iinase in the county Of Montgomery.
The said sale will be made agreeably TO the
direetisns in such cases, of the &C, of Assembly
passed the Slst day Of January, 1909, entitled
" an act concerning executions, ana for other
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
JOHN pRoSSER, hss'ses
N. B. The above mentioned properly is stu.
ate on AMI abou, what Is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN. and considered very
valuable estate, particularly for gazing Any
one wishing for more particular informant IN.
may apply TO Charles Johnston, resting in
campbell County near Lgnchbu'g, or TO Robe,,
Pollard. George Pickett, or GaIlsgo, Richard &
Co. in the c OF Richmond.
Richmond, July II. 1909. tds
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City Hotel to Let.

~ - AT spacious csnvenien, HOUSE ana 10 /
with OF, Houses, Sab cs &c. situated cn
TIE street. that iesla frc.u The main street by the
C,yss noI's u the CE7itoi; which WAS la ely in
the OCCUPANCY of N. Jas. Vaughan. as Tavern.
!. VII. be le. for one mare years, and p,sses-
sion given Immediately. For terms ply to
k-oja'nih Mosby Of Powhatan, l.. Tare of
inns City, who a,e authorised By me TO let the
same.
RICHARD CROUCH.
Richmond, Junctst, 1909.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,
Jxpe Court, 1859.
Charlie, ;. Garrett Plaintiff } In
Samuel Alien, James T. HUBBARD. and ee @
William Daniel, ir. Defendants
I'M The motion of The plain.if by counsel. and
il appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he defendant Samuel Alien. is not an in
habi,ant of this sat-, IT IS ORDERED AND
pEcasED, that uaes; the said samuel A len
slzil appear here az O6tOber court next and an
swer the plaintiff 5 BILL the COURT will thso pre-
coed TO ke the same for confessed to him
md decree the marer thereof accordingly {;
anil that copy Of his order be forthwith pub
iished in some Pablo newspapers of the ci,y Of
Richmond FIR two IN N rs successfully and an0.
ther copy be posted up at ibe front door OF the
courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
James Lowres.
RihGmend. 9th month ist, 1909.

WILL BE SOLD on Monday IIth Sen.
TENDER next, iffaIr, otherwise the next
fa'r Day, AZ tue late dwelling house of Ma.
than,ei Pop, decd. in Hanover county, se-
Verai "key slaves, consisting of men, wo-
meh and children, the stock ofhorses' car
tie, sheep and hogs, one coackee and single
enar, household and kitchen furniture
plantation utensils, the crop of corn, wheat
oats, blades, and top fodder, &C.
Twelve months credit will Re allowed
the purchaser for all sums above Ten
dollars on their giving bond with approved
security, 70 carry interest from the date. If
Aot punctuallY paid.
PHILIP DUAL, Adminis,rs,or
August LIST 1909. tide.
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WROUGHT NAILS.

Broad andnavrow Axes, Hatohe,s. Hoes PIongh
Shares and CouIters. Hinges, Wedges, Ham.
me'S, Tenders. Traces. Sire,chers. and OK
Chairs ;--Bfidlee Collars Haitcrs. Braces.
Surcingies, Back Bands Belly BANDS, Beech
ing, Fire Buckets, 6Je. t5c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

q I the same time and place, by vir,ue
4 - OF deed OF trust executed TO the snh.
scu0er by Nathaniel Pope, decd. bearing
date 18Th day of Oct 1905, will be sold in
Conformity TO the provisions of an ACT of
the last session Of Assembly Of Virginia.
enutled An act concerning executions &
Tor other .pourposes") the following slaves.
70 vat Milly and ner children, York. Be,tv'
hity, Daniel and Ben, or 50 MANY Of TIE
sl"Tss above named. as will ne sufficient
- s.i'siy the debt in said deed expressed.
together with the Charges of executin, the
same. WV
THOMAS PRICE, Trustee.
row. tbs.
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One Thousand Pounds
WANTED,

TOR thein,erest OF which. plantation of 500
l. acres OF valuable land willie given until he
money is -efan led. Nearly TO- acres erich low
grounds, now In cu.tiva ION lying uavisab!e
w<ser- tne improvements new and very good. in
healthy sad desirable country. Enquire OF The
Pr,ntss.
September 8. 1910. IF
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Penifentlary Store.

He subscriber. Agcnt for the Peniten,iary.
offers for sac the following articles, the ma
nufacture oftha, institution, at very low prices &c
Wholesale and REAL.
CHE NAIL
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr.. PLEAsANrs.

MR.. PLEASANTS.
otE,-As the Legislators are now in se,.
sion a more favorable opportunity could
not of9r to apprise than of subject wor-
thy their attention.
Fhe James River Canal is OF the utmost
importance to Richmorl, AS well as the
upper country, but the manner In waich the
navigation Of said river is conducted re.
CURES some regulation more than the pre-.
sent laws provide. The thests and robbie.
ries committed by boatmen are almost ia
aunerable, and are getting more serious
every day: Not only extending to ro1bing
OF Cornh Ids, but even ho14cs a. a distance
rom thu river. These roSberieS are NOT
only committed by slaves and fire, peopIe
81 color, but whites WAC follow boating Tor
a BUSINESS are generally spe lkins Ca few
excephons) worse than the sticks. Tn.y
are irs1l 'ntiy the means of indu ,in- tie
others % COMMIT dePredltions adjacent 70
the river throughout its whole extent from
PAttons1urg, or higher up, to Rich nnnt.
Inc eva does nor terminate here, for so
soon as a bsat arrives in the basin of thu.
canal you will see Characters Of every de.
scr.pAon enquirins, -3oatm an, hav: YOU
any corn for sale ? Another, have YOU aay
wheat! rows 1t il imr, aterili what
purchase Is 10 lde and no questions asked
now they came ny it, or uhder what an
thnri5y they sell, To the gret. loss ofiniivi.
duaiS The community AZ larg. are injured,
and the now existing laws placed at def.
Hnee, and by whom! BY those very per.
sons who ough, of righs. and VINO are in du
" bound to detect such nefIrious practi.
.c:s Fnnse who purchase are Frequently
men who ought to act uaier the law, or at
least n2 to it, but they 81 further, exceed
It. These are facts notoriou, and we'll
kAown IN your city TO the disgrace of the
mlgistr1cy OF the place.
zeal no hesit .tiol IN saying know Of no
sn2iect OF local nature that admits of a
deliberate attention more than the nayigati
on oiIames river (aboye the falls) and it's
branches. II IS hopet the foregoing hint
viii DE suflicielt To attract the notice of
that honorable body, and induce them to
pass law that VII nave p circular eff.
teot so as to make properly more .Fe,
which ~ ameasurs necessarily must lie for
a time exposed TO this, generally speaking,
worthless, abandoned aud prostltuted part
OF me com nunity.
Should YOU think the above worthy a
place IN your useful paper, you wll obiige
subscriber by its publication.
Goochiand County, Disc. 19th 1909.
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m IKE formal surrender or this ia$al-
liable right by law Is Mr.. GaiIlia
serious in all this or, is he playing
a game whichis not precisely seen up
on the surface If the former, then
the shallowness Of his wit is manifest !;
for what states nan ever yet yielded
an important point without a surrender
OF equal value from the opposite party !?
Ii the latter if, indeed, he De playing
a game, (which by many Is Suspected
experience will ere long teach him, tina;
GINNING is not a match for wis lon Of
mini, and that su5tlety very frequent.
ly over-reaches itself.
g Macon's bill has been receive
out Of doors, and especially in Phila-
delphia and New York, with universal
sentiments ofdisgust aud scornfll con
tempt. Is such, men ask, the measure
that Is to vindicate the rights Of the ma
ton Is such the result OF the col
lected wisdom OF the nation Is our
wounded honor, our insulted dignity
to be avenged by Mr.. Macon's dill
Murnurs will soon gro loud and
then, popularity-hdnters may shew
their energy in vain: fig for that en-.
ergy waich is excited by the fear of
losing power aul place."
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ever. The var Of words" is nov
carrying on between Madison and my
self, by our respective partizaas, witt
a great deal OF In yenpiSy aud order.
The Madisonians have the most arg 4.
ment, and our friends have the mos,
lmpudence. The contest is very doubt
ful. Mr.. Pickering is my Secretary
OF State, which is the only appoint nent
81 consequence that | have vet made ;
| shall announce it in Golenan's Ga
zette, (Which IS my lea ling p ilc) as
soon as receive his maiesty's orde..
in council 70 that eject. Ia the mean
time, permit me 70 reco n menl 20 No.
tlce at St. James, Mr.. Garlenie-, and
a few other young members of Con
gress, who have done and are doing
essential service to the B:itisa ctus..
Madison at pres.n. has a maio-ity in
Congress, but in a few years more |
think we shall out-vote him.
APropos IL had nearly forgot I'll
little affair Of the Chesapeake. | could
Pursuade the American governmen,
on tn 1t head to agree to nothing. The
President and Secretary would not ac
cede to my kinI proposal, at once 50
reasonable an humane. They would
not trail: their honor, which is some.
thing remarkable, considering that i,
IS their staple commodity.
In short, sir, there is no doing any
thing with tn ese stlbhorn people. Iii
mai -sty's gracious Offers are spurned,
MS minister contemued aad ride lied !:
they pretend 10 hive rights, privileges,
and L know not what. If such is the
infancy ofthis country, what will be it.
vigorous ag,? Ii they ar. so unmln.
ageable now, what will they be 20 years
or half century hence? | recommend
to his majesty to give them gentle cas-
rigation the bomSardnen: of hall
dozsn of their cities and towns would
be motherly correction.
For further particulars / refer YOU
20 the following Mem2raada of one
weeks osserv itions on persons and
things which l have s.en here. A l.
dress me- at New York, whittier pro-
coed Immediately.
" STEADY"
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COMMUNICATION.

DI7D-Ol Friday nornIng, the 18th inst
at halt past 8 O'Clock, Miss MARY Eos.
TER, the daughter of the Rsy. A. Foster. OF
this city, after lingering illness OF several
months, which confined to her room
Eighteen days before her death, on Wed.
neSdly night, the family was wax "a 40 20
see her die, and when they cam: into tue
room she was praising God slou and ap
ping her hands, crying, Glory, Glory. Glo-
ny to God, / am happy, happy-sIcsui IS
precious TO my soul, am not AFRAID O death.
She continued IL tins happy tram through
the day, a night the family was again cat
led to see her die, when she broks out in
praises 20 the Lord, aud although she was
struggling with DEAN, yet az Intervals re-
covering little strength, she shouted the
praises OF God load enough TO be heard in
the street, AID asked all around ner % sing
praises to the LORD in cheerful amin attn !,
I strains-and thus she continued till e. "
moments before her departure, whsn with .
out sigh or groan, she fell asleep IN the
Lord. ., what a rare and cmuiJus exam
! pie for the rising generation !
| n. b. MTs Sarah +. Fostei intends 20
] give move full account of the Triumph d.
a1t, blessed, add happy death of this a..
m able and p'oss young woman
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I spinning machinery lately erected on
| SEdt creek, a few miles from Peters,
burs, the property of eight or ten n.e :.
rltorious and patriotic individuals.
FROM the ingenious mlchiniot, (.lr.
nichard Harris, naive OF ii,nov,r
county, in this state) we have ohtained
the following sketch of the establish
nent, aud che apparatus attached To it.
we un ierstand the proprietors inread
In the spring to extend the operations
OF their institution to weaving as well
as spinning.
The society have employed con-
siderable capital in erecting works for
sPnning cotton yarn. They have near
ly completed building TO contain
from fifteen hundred TO two thousand
sP'ndles. There are now in motion
ninety six sp'ndles of the Perpetual
kind-also nearly ready for motion.
two hundred and sixty four of the sane
Slnl-and two hundred & four vibrat-
ing spindses are nearly reldy--makinr
IN all hive hundred and ixty four spin.
dies. he engines, 81. for preparing
the brass, scsel and Iron, for this work.
are worthy the example of'th4 people
OF Virginia La tbs imposition ef
this work, there are about 5000 pieces
OF polished brass, AMI ia steel and
iron, great part oil which is handsomely
polished and carved here are about
1900 pieces. The brass was cast by
Mr.. John Hart, Of th,s town, and the
polls ing, carving &c. executed at the
manutactory."
United States Land Office Statement for
the year 1899 For blank leaf in Blod~
gets Statistical Manual
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Petersburg, ID cember 25.
REAL IN DEPENDENCE


Never until the United Stares be.
come a manufacturing, as well as
commercial anI agricultural nation, can
they be really Independent. So long
as they look up to the aa.ions of Eu-
rope, for some Of the nec3ssai.s, and
many OF che comforts oflite, thew can
not boast of that true Independence,
tor which the heroes and statesmen Of
our revolution toiled, and bled, and
died. The patriots of that eventful
period, have set their sons an examDl-.
which 1t were treason not to foster and
20 Initiate. Tney mad tasted OF the
bitter cup of humiliating dependence,
and spurhed the noxiou5 potion with
indignant adherence. Annually do
we, their sons, Commemorate their
splendid triumphs, and caaunt the
Paean song fliberty and the rights of
man. Yet we are not free and indie
pendent. A hateful fondneqs Tor En-.
roPean luxuries, binds us slaves TO TO-
reign customs and manners. We bow
with COM PLEASANT ob .dience TO every
new Imposition of fashion and follv.
& subsequently worship the slop shops
OF Paris and London. Let Us discard
these miserable humors and fantasies.
Let Va DC Americans, not only in name,
pat In rsall y. Let US foster and pro.
tsct those institutions, which have in
them tbs essence oftrue independence.
Let the rising manufactures Of Ame-
RIGA meet Gas they deservedly merit)
the support and encouragement of e.
very man who loves his country with
all his soul and all mis- strength. VIVA,
Il the fabrics Of or looms are a little
h)mely' Custom will render them "a
millar. Time Will improve and beau
tlty them. Republicans do not pride
them5elves IN gew gaws aud frppery
It1s Tor the epdemeral lordlings OF the
oil world, to sigh for stars and garter.
md ribbons, anu the vapid p1raphar.
nalla OF Prineely nonsense. Bssidas
/ ~ encouraging our own manufacture
W pave the way for their INCREASING
and ut,i nate excellence. Let the Il.
terPrlsIn5 AID industrious feel youl
sup2ort--and the time is not distant
when we snail rival the established
character of the European workshops,
Our HUMPHREYS add Liying3tons hav,
set their Countrymen an example
=, Who will not follow, when p1tro. ism
prompts and ind ;pendence leads tn
1 waSl
We were led into these resec.i N
/ by witnessing thu operations 0 tn
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slu---tho1sht it was -four ponder.
very mlcl alarm'd-- always carry pa
sent pistols---can't 10 aay thing in this
coIntry---people too cunniny -. dismis.
sed---very Co nical---iF man talks sau
ey SO ne persons get afronted---great
mind to be in p,Ssion---kcep myself
cool for all that publish circulars---
print 'en too--.Heighho - play'I So
10 upon a Jevshlrp.--going oil to New
York. Rem. Not again to mistake
Washington for the capitol of Den
mark.