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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER !.

o5ser,at;ons on the influence Of Soil ana On
,nate ubon WOOL; from which IS deaxc-
"a . Certain and easy method Of 'mRr0p-
inc Inequality Of English Clothing N,ooI q,
and preseruirg. tie health Of Shsep a4 4sas
hints for the management Ct ohssp aye,
sharing. ian enquiry intothe structure,
erozufh,, and formation q 7u0ot ana a aa, -
and remarks ON the means By 10n'c" me
.Sbanish breed Of Sheep mey zoe = maze %
breserve the best qualities Of ats Feecs w.
Changed in d. erent climates.
BYROBERT BLACKWELL.
SHs,b occasional Notes and Remarks, 6y Me
RIeHr HON. LORD BONNEVILLE.
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From the FEDERAL GAZETTE.
FR E N c H BULLETiNS.
ITO be contanued.]

Without being mathematician or prea,
calculator, the least discerning will perceive
the GROSS errors into which the French bull
letins lead the gentle readers. An imtoytiai
reader will find tut Attle glory in the exc
cution OF Bonaparte' designs, if he will but
dwel Tor moment on few reflections,
which will lead to comparisons willev.n
suppose the reader Frenchman, and that
ne understands no other language bu. the
French; tor 1t Is the Frencd Bulletins of the
laws and OF the armies that will take for
my guides in tn note.
H. r~ii~,, q IL. x'.----L L---i~-xi
to hide the real force Of thei, army. ap-
plaud their policy because it is sure me an
10 conceal their losses. But from their own
confessions, the French army was composed
OF 100000 men in the year 1900. Every
year till 1911 has furnished 10000 con.
scripts ct is the CONSUMPTION of 1912 which
is to be now called) which has produced
recruit OF 100000 men, and which forms
total OF 100000 soldiers. 1t must be
observed that the senatus consultum calls
every year but 100 600 conscr ipts 10000
tor what they call the active army, and
$4,000 for the army of rese,0e, though the
whole is Immediately put in activity. Of
that number at least an eighth hide them
selves 10 avoid leaving home, or desert ON
the road which is bene fetal to the govern
ment, since the projects of tn, departments
hll up the numbers o! deserters with the
conscripts of the depot-and as the army Of
gen d'armcs is very active, it discovers the
deserters, it arrests them. ard carries them
TO their respective corps. This, in fact,
then is, a further supply of 10000 men each
year; and which makes the amount of the
French army only equal to 2,480,0Oo efec-
tive men. Add to this the Gallo Italian
army of 100000 men; the Gallo Dutch
army of 10000 men, the armies of the
princes of the Rhenish confederacv, which
together amount at least to $4,000 men
the innumerabie levies made by Bonarparte
since 1905, by force or otherwise, either
among the Austrian, Prussian and Russian
prisoners of war, or among the peasants of
Germany, Poland and Dalmstia, those re-
naming Of the preceding conscriptions, call
ed in 1908, and you'll find force at his
disposition of more than 500 900 soldiers,
to fight tzvo b0uvers, Austria and Spain
for being on the defensive as to England,
his national guards are sufficient to defend
the coasts.
But it viii be objected that the French
have experienced great losses, either by the
enemy or by sickness. Read the bulletins
every where the army is in the most healthy
they kill great many Of the
enemy (beaucoup de monde, is the express
sion of the bulletins and experience no loss.
The first bulletin informs US Of the battles of
Pafenhofen, of Tam, of Abensberg, of
Landshut, of Eckmuhl, and Of Ratisbon, in
which the French have killed prod;gi0us
numbers Of Austrians (without mentioning
the amounD and have taken mare than
$4,000 prisoners and in these battles the
loss Of the French has been but 1900 killed
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-01

the CONSUMPTION OF 1911 was Gen, J, {
my year ago, that at the epoch Il :.
sulat, that army was 100000 s,,,
/, that it ought to be at present ., I =
100000 men strong, without COM Nc q
ing that OF Italy. OF those Of Be rN :
allies, or his foreign troops Germ, ,'I'
! mean, in his tarticular servics.l y
suppose | say, that Tie French ~. -,
lost 10000 men dusing these u nv!
Some people will believe tits ;eo ri
the gentle readers gofcial5o y
lieve it too great.
Bonaparte would not then wsn,,I. |
ance of his allies to over-run Fun'.
told the truth for 100000 men ,,1,'
ger resist 100000 of yie,ouit,, .N
than lamb can resist a hungry wolf i
then does these goo 600 men rtsis, :,
This explains the truth of " IA, !,
in periodical work about two ,e,r
that the French made war a coap dr.,
and that they have experienced gre,.,
es than the gentle readers would adm,
This chaos of circumstances c,,,n
cleared up but by his experiencing u,
check to his unsuitable ambition, Z,
vict0ry OF Essling.) He.seems 50 Gu',. 4
tain OF his operations, that he has evp,nl
in Vienna tor more than FIVE weeks mi
proclamations, anb attempting to ns,T
subjects against their lawful princes. i
1t may be said that the fate Of he v,
is in the hands ofthe emperor of the
sias. If he declares himself in fvus
house of Lorraine, the millions Of SAT-,
of the tyrant Of Europe will be disS
like the sands of the dvsart bu,if On
contrary he joins the side Of the usunrI|
the world beside has every thing oIaE
The hand of the eternal being may va
heavy upon us, and may make use a
plague of mankind TO chastlsr US; buff
Almighty is terrible in anger, soheas
in mercy and let us hope that he wi
pleased to deliver the world Of that mar
who has lived too long already forlh
piness Of the earth!
Let then the apparent advantage; d
ed by BoDaparte be appraised at 'hH
palue, in consideration of the rtVdHuk
means which were in his victorisushand
which are no more in existence the mo
he is v1aquishea. The loss OF Two !
battles breaks his sceptre and hspTT /
reparably. If then the Austrian ARM
crowned with the same success they
already obtained at Essling, the tneis
pea.~ may fiatter themselves that lhaF
es will BE- granted, and that reposs vi
last be restored to the world.
A COSMOPOLlT e
Ahhendir.-Sincc the above was VII
we have cast rapid sight on The arff'
der the head of Proshects on h7e DaEp
serted in the aurora of the 23dInSt 1T
the amount of the whoic force OF the
army, Saxons * Bavarlans Included, -
men. Though far from exact as IS ta''
ment, yet it corrooorates the ca'ca'u'
have p;ven above The leyics nlell"i
an indishutaNe fact. What then ha III
of so many soldiers wanted to comPa q
number The article ofthe aurlpt0
tho immense losses which the fls'H
experienced, and the difficulties U.S.
have in continuing the war; II 'ns' ''
inp once more.
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BULLETIN OF HE ~ aRL|
AND ROLAL AUSTRIAN !" !
~WoLKERsDohh

On the 18th instant, the 'I' RwaI
command of his Imperial apo ,nosg|
ness the Archduke Jonn' .0" ,nd
bout 10000 troops OF the iins' yet
Of the Hungarian insurrec''o lr a,,dd
environs of Raab, vigorous. MMI
the French army, estlnasese ls an
The troops of the line fo'SSn and
day with the greatest su no a'eo j. l1
my suffered a loss OF 2ooo NV !. s;og
wounded. But as the rlsn,' ;osar
ING for the most part OF ~. : - uos
that could not b. Supposed ~, o,
courage of veteran troops ad
for the enemy, his lmps srooer fol
Highne.s thought it mos ., P: .lI fbaet
tainment of his Object - .hsrebsnI
si.iop near Cormorn, anu w.
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F O R E l G N
VIA NEW YORK;
LONDON, July Z .,,,i

When we read tine French ae'I' .,t
battle of the Raab, we express. Mi
viction that they had BY no ms .l u
such a victory as they CLAIMED! !s. Ri.
happy to find, by the Aus''' on;oia
which we subjoin, that :, OUT .' Dr eoe,i
we'll founded. The lntelIlee.: sf,ao|
in this bulletin is of most Sa' s..,sod
ture. Dalmatia is again III b,t.a
the Aust ans, and the French ''
doned Fiume and Zeng'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-17
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
Debate on raising the Embargo, and xuthor-
ling Letters Of Afarqne and Rehrisal-
Continued.
FRIDAY, Jan. 20.
January 81.

fRIDAY, Jan. 20.
Mr.. j. G.. Iaekson said, tina the mode of
iiillng this blank, must depend most mate
rally on the Course which the House should
think proper to pursue. He said, he should
be governed much in the vote which he
should give by the supposition that the
course wop!d be such, as should be con-
%Sistent with the honour and dignity ofthc ma
ton. He hoped, gentlemen would not be di
verified from the course which was pro-
per, by this or thar publication, in any news
paper; that they would never vary their
course in conformity with the suggestions of
others, nor deviatc from the Course, which
they pursued, because newspapers had pro
posed Il contrary enc. ], SAID Mr.. Jackson
will not be Influenced by newspaper pubIica-
tons, because our affairs are too important
for US TO be infucncodby their attacks on the
House, OF on the govern mSnt neither will |
be Influenced by IL fear ofcxciting insurrec-
ton 1t our measures be no, abandoned. be.
licving that our course is correct, and that
1t is indispensable TO maintain our Course at
all hazards, even at the point Of the bayo-
net. And | beg of gentlemen, not to be di-
ycrted from what has been declared the on
ly course OF honor end propriety, by the init
'midatlnS threats or inflammatory resolutions
OF a few popular meetings. / am convinced
that the great mass OF this people viii Dur-
sue such Il course, as will convince those OBJ
posed to the laws III force, that if constitute
ohally enacted, they shall Sc enforced till thew
be constitutiOnaliy changed; and if we do
subscrve the views of those who are deter.
mined to put down the laws at all hazards
and change our course, we deserve not to re-
main III the councils OF the nation, we ought
to be supplarted by men who will do what is
right, regardless of the ~onscquencc. If oar
measures be right, the people VIII support
uS and If wrong, the elections will produce
"a change in tine policy Of the national coun-
cIis--a pacific ono, not forced upon Us at the
point ct the bayonet. | am Of opinion that
thc first OF Junc is the pro, - time with which
20 ill .hc biank in the resolution i,=.crc you
Tor many SuDstantiM reasons. mos OF which
nave been urged by my friends, who last all
dressed you. 1t viii be rccuilected that orr
iast accounts FROM Europe are only do.ys GO
The first "a December. Important events are
taking place thee having relation to oar at
fairs. by the pressure Of tIc bgIliEcrents upon
each ether, and perhaps upon ourselves.
Know IL" an idea was advanced, and il corId
not nave escaped ne recollection of gentle
men, IN the lettcr read Yesterday, (Nsr.
Canning's anawcrto Mr.. Plnkney) that this
government, had been influenced in its con-
duct towards Great Britain, by It's ncgucia-
lions with France. The ministry Of the for
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rsrary II.

THE Plantation belonging to tic c3," ef the
L late A!cNtnder Et'';>, decd containing BY
estimation. 152 act"i, viii be sold, ON Saturday.
tle 18th OF ujs mo,.!', at Mr.. Lsl.Sior1's uavern,
1cHr SIanci"st@r. Is credit ~ y, 10 and p
H,ontls viii b0 %it-n ui thrcc-icirjj;s ~ tee a.
laudnt, Frr tIs otaer trar;i., CASH Viii bc raqti.
red About one half 81 It's Lqrt Is ia woods,
aad YeIl ad.it,d TO Che cot,uic of sln.5i grain
ard corr. Tie L.rd b. owls tLree in,les from
Masch.s'er, and ioios tmo .,tnpihc road, and is
wei calculated fos siaall family.
There isan c@.c,,ien; Grao.r} % In PIE misses,
and with lNuc expense. tie Dwelling. irusc
co,.ti te made c".1,sr,alic. y j"cdo;trust Ip.
"nd Land, 20 sccnrc tnc y,SnCut, with apvro-
vcd security, w.i J.. rcptrcduy
r. GRNHAM,
Ad'niasfrator If tS -sfqieH
a BhEt.S.
FebTAaiy Z Il
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NIRGlNIA, TO wIr.4At 4 Chancerv Din
v trict Court, held in williamsburg, The 5th
day of November, 1903.
Samuel Coleman, executor Of John Mclean,
P~ainty-against Richard Fletcher, executor of
Francis RuAin. who was executor of Robert
Newsum, Samuel Butler and Martha his wife,
late Martha Cooke, Martha Cooke, infant daugl-
ter ot Robert Cocke, and Martha his wife, by
John Newsum her guardian, JOHN Nevsum,
administrator ofRobert Cooke, deceased, George
X. Taylor, Richard +. Taylor, Robert Burchct
and Ann his wife, Watson Stett and Sarah his
wife, and Elizabeth Taylor-whjch George *,
Richard f., Ann, Sarah, and Elizabeth are chill
drcn OF Richard TAYLOR, deceased. who was a
partner of Richard TAYLOR and Company and
George Wray heir devisce and executor Of Jacob
Wray, who was exc cutor, heir, deyisee & )egatee
OF James Wray, who was a partner of Richard
Taylor and company, Defendants.
The defendants Watson Stott * Sarah his wife
not having entered their appearance and given
aecurity according TO The Act OF Assembly, & the
rIlcs ofthis court, & it appearing to the sati.facti-
on OF tie court, that they are not inhabitants ofthis
Country, ON the motion OF the Plaintiffs, by their
council, Il Is Ordered That the said def ndant,
10 appear here, on the first day ofthe next terms
,li answer the bill of the Plaintiff: and that 4
copy ofths order be forth with inserted IN some
newspaper, of the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted on the front door
OF the former Capitol, in this city.
Attest.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, C. C
January 81. oaw6w.
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MILL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder,
w on Thursday, the 23d of February next, at

XNILL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder,
w on Thursday, the 25d of February next, at
the late residence Of Mtior Robert Mabry, decd
the tract Of LIND, whereon Nathaniel Felts
now resides, containing one hundred and twenty
six acrcs. Terms OF which Will be made known
on the Aay. Also, several Il 1OES, avalua.
BILE stock Of NURSES, among them is a ln,ad,
some STUD, six years old, by Saltram, several
valuable brood MARES, GELDINGS & work
HORSES, stock OF CATIIE, several articles
OF household md kitchen FURNITURE, "a par
eel of DR1' GODS. and sundry other articles
too tedious to enumerate. hcrcd:t till the 25th
of December next, on al: sums above ten dollars
Bond and approved security will be required be-
fore the israferty - renewed. The subscriber
earnestly requests all persons having claims a.
gainst The estate, 10 make them knswn as early
as possible, that provision may be made for their
discharge and those indebted to the estate will
be so good rs to cone forward and make pay
ment, as the situation Of the estate will not adj
nit of any indulgence. Al The same time & place,
will be sold, several valuable brood MdRES,
rs and work RORSES, some CdITLE,
several articles Of household FL RNIJURE, be-
!a"g:':s &c TIC estate off RRebtcca sH,5fy, decd.
1t any person has any c..im against her estate,
they will please to come forward and present
them. GEO MABRY,
AGminiStrator 1uitk the WIH annexed Of Robert
and RebeccG DfGbry, deed.
South Il amDtOn, February 7. as
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DHOpE3Tf, FOR SfLE.-Thc subscriber
4 d,sircus of removing to the western coun-
try, oilers for sale his HOUSES SC LOFTS, in
Richmond. He deems "A particular description
unnecessary, aud wishes those Inclined 10 pur-
CHASE, tea view the property. The clearinghouse,
'nl' elegance aud convenience, is certainly not in
ferior tn amy in The city the offices are commo
dious the garden and yard viii be laid ont in i
stile adapted TO the buildings, and the situation
combines the advantage Of privacy ard >c,ire
ment to that of proximity to the scene OF bust
ncsS.
a small portion only of the purchase money
will be required at the time of the sale, and the
residaein such nstalments as may he agreed on,
or slaves will be received in payment, for a part
orthc whole of the property.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGX.
January 81. oawtf
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NOT1CE.--Cash given Tor Northern & South
~ ern Bank NOTES 1T u moderate discount b,
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Pirhmnn1 Doc. II
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rT>HE Subscriber viii practice Law, in the
i Superior and Inferior County Courts, of
King & Queen, Essex and King William Those
wa" favor Ann with their business, may rely on
his attention and rpnctnnEtp.
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a YOUNG MAN, who can come well re-
~ commended, for industry, honesty and So
briefly, that understands the management of Ne.
groes, may hear OF Unemployment, on DUPLICATION at
this Office.
February l.. IF
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pY virtue OK a dc"do 81 trust, executed to the
bysnhscrih,r, on the 2gth day of January, 1866,
BY Ni,:n,rd Johnson, and recorded in Inc county
Court Of Aibem.u'ic, to secure the payment Of Il
deb, due b. sad J3hnsoi, 30 AIcCreJie, H;gsin-
botIiam K CO. I shall proceed, on the first Mon
day in March next, (heing All marie court day,)
to sell, to die highest bidder, for ready moncy ,
AT tie front door ofTrjPictt T.. kstcs's tavern, in
the towa of Ciar:ottcSv;i!c the Toll wing Slaves,
viz WaSgone,, john, and his w'te Rose, To
ney, MARY. Beng ouly interested rs trustee, 1
stall c1nvcy such title eEJ as is vested in me a,
such. GEOPGE GARREIT
February 3. Sw
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TOR SALE, 4 likeiv Mulatto bOl,, about Is
4 wears ri age, has been accustomed TO house
service. For tsrms apply At this office.
January 10. 2awtf
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ENASH viii be given for four or live Negro
~ MEN, and as many good work HORSES
Applyto the Editor oftiis paper.
February Ii. If
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q PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RtTeHIE, oP-
r6sIrx THE CL0BE TAvEeE, At FIVE DOL
IAns eER ,nNNuM, IN ADVANCE
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rASH g,ecn i1r SIEnh OF tnc Uniled States,
and CERTIFICATES of The State of vir-
ginia, by EO2EHT FGLL1RD.
February 10. St
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Thursday, the 10th day of March next,
W will be sold, To the highest bidder, in the
town of Manchester, 1T the tavern of Zachar;ah
Brooks, upon Il credit OF twelve months, the iol-
lowing PROPERTY, belonging 10 the estate OF
WIN. FREUD, decd. viz. twelve or fifteen likely
SLAFES, consisting OF men, women, boys and
girls, a WjGGON and harness, a 1 and har-
ness, sundiy articles OF Iiusbandry, : few vaiua-
Die Books, * handsome Fowling Piece. Bond
and approved security will be repaired OF the
purcLaSars-
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q All persons having cl4:ns against the cs
tate OF MIR. Friend, deed. are again invited to
bring them forward property authenticated, and
those indebted thereto, will please make pay
mont without delay.
TH0NfAS BRANCH, Executor.
February ~. ct
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(Ntr. GARDENER Speech 80 be cohcs:?.s
and debate con'jnueG4
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TEOM1S BRANCH, Executor.
At the same time and place, VIII be sold, ON a
credit OF tweil. mouths, sludry articles Of valu.
ant- IN ihogany FJRNIIURE end Plate,
the property of Mrs. Ann Friend.
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TITO u ''IU FH"cEH"Ify.
G. X. fRANT.
King William, Feb. 10. oaw4wT
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VIRGINIA, TO wIr.LAt i Chancerv Din
V trict Court, held in williamsburg, The 5th
1ay of Nnyc,rIa. tpnl
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STEPHEN C0TTREL.
London, hIay q.

London, May p.
Oath papers have been received 10 the o!..h
and lamnurg Journals TO the l7th inst. ri E
French took possession Of Vienna on the lctA,
when Bonapar,c issued proclamation 10 the
army, Recommending i, to then, to beharc -, !
the inhahtan:s o! the capital, and in general
70 the people Of tue country. II is easy 10 per-
ccye both from the style Of this proclamation
a..,. Of th- ha'ies;as already Published, itat he
y ~ n;-s.. : & r-.'or;rg .hc st,tcs which he
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-26
gntelltyence.
New.York. July %.

From London papers TO the goth of May,
received at the Office of the Mere antile Adj
seriiser, BY the brig Nancy, in g days from
Bristol
Mr.. Jackson, British minister, who is
to succeed Mr.. Erskine, was TO leave Eng
land for Hampton Roads, in frigae, about
the first Of June.
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Ebe dba3cfie.
Wilmington, july 26, 1909.

Latest from England.--By the arrival ar
Halifax OF the British June packet, London
papers to the evening of the 10Th ult. have:
been received, and the Halifax papers have
given copious extracts from them. These
papers, or the Halifax editors, undertake,
as il was very natural to expect they would
to throw all the blame of our present en-.
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Bet7oten the ministers qt' France and lust
fid, 2ri2y to The commencement ofhcstiH.
ties Continued.
No. VI
Letter jr2@ cou'lt De Chamtogny, to count
de Metternich
"noRDnAux July so, 1908.
"MR. AM8AssADoR-I have received
your letter Of the 22d Jolly, and as il was
nor confidential, conceived that by shew
ing II to his majesty the emperor, should
NOT SO beyond your intentions. His MA
Iesty appeared to me 10 be so we'll satisfied
with it, as to induce me 10 think that he
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lobbeYJmsth g ian-PIate-W0rkeY,

LtHE subscriber continues to make and
il repair all kinds Of COPPER & Tin
WARE, and also carries oa the BRASS.
FOUNDERS BUSINESS upder the direc-
ton of UiMam Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line
FOR Sale,
IS boxes 10 by IL, and | S do. by 10 Be-
hernia Window Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House on Fairfax-street, occupied by
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or,two families-l will give a lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Royal-streets, and
one Blacksmith's Shop with set of Tools.
For Sale or to Let ON a Ground Rent for
ever,
es feet of Ground, fronting on King
and running back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in good part of the town.
The highest price will be given for old
Copper, Pewter, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coachee
with careful driver.
August 80. 3m
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DIRECTIONS HOW TO cg'
VA K w @ o D 1';;,,.
Patent Wafhlng Maclll ~, d

First fill the barrel halt iuii : ~. :, Ressr''
cloths, than fill the bottom, OF i've, lnS ,orn y
with hot suds up to the side plaa aa =, ns
Crank backwards and ior"a'";s ut thesld
the cIoaths fall the hardest agal" n,inutes us
the barrel for about twenty more sop :, =
use tho same suds with little ,a l,b urlI,l
hot water for tie next flnesl e, I'd your cl0ay
suds are unfit for use, then::seeo",'Jds a!ler y
in the same way with boiling s !, osrts d q
bing alittle soap on the o' n the Inacl'D
cloaths ). then rince them :"
warm or cold water.