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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

1 AHDS FOR SNLE-tle, Subscriber of
IL ferS for sale his lract of Land in Amherst
County, lying on the west side of the main road
fronting the new Courthouse ipw building, con
tanning three hundred & sixtySicrs&. Upon this
Land is an eligible situation fof Tore also for
Il Tavern, there is likewise very desirable si;u
alton tor Professional GENTLEMAN beng in !,
wealthy, .Populous and agreeable neighborpood,
the Land is fertile, well watered, lies very well
and extremely healthy. Upon it is a plantation
we'll nclosed, ard III high state Of Cultivation :
laid OF INTO separate fields and each field in its
turn tor some years past has been sowcd in small
grain roted i'll Plaster Of Paris, and in the spring
following owed in rcd Clover. The Indian corn
has also been rolled in Plaster of Paris when
planted for years past; the piantat ION n s,f
icient 10 work six hands to advantage
Also another tract Of Land, living IN the afor-
sand County of Amherst, on the waters of Penny
River, adjoining the Lands of lanes Franklin
Joel Frankinl's estate, Micajah Camden and
Bartlett Cua'i, containing near nine hundred n
ores. This Tract lies extremely well, upon il is a
considerable Quantity OF piant-bed and meadow
ground, 1t is very fertile, well watered and we'll
adapted to the culture Of Corn, Wheat and To-
| oacco; upon 1t IS plantation sufficient to work
eight hands. a considerable part of it is fresh
Land, anu the whole is in high state ofcuItiva-
ton, well enclosed and divided into four Gells.
each field iii ITS turn has been sowed in small
gram Il part of the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster %! Paris, and The whole has been sowe d
IN Their turn IN red clover, winch grows luxuri-
antiy on this plantation, which together with the
| white clover that grows naturally upon it produ-
ces very fine pasture. rEere is also upon it, very
good apple orchard, and there have lately been
built thereon some useful and valuable houses.
"A faitIfer description is deemed unnecessary, it
IS presumed that no person will purchase without
first viewing the lands, the Oserseers living ON
the plantations will shew the lands to any person
wishing to purcaaSe These lands will be sold OH
time and the payments made accommodating to
purchasers.
| Also one other Tract Of L and lying in Gooch
! land County, on both sides of Tuckahoc Creek. on
the north side ofthe three Chop Road, adjoining
| ne lands of Benz Hughes, Benz. Watkins and E
lisha Leaks estates, containing three hundred u
iifty acres, a considerable part OF this land is
cleared, and none oft has been in cultivation for
some years past it is land of good soil and is
wen adapted to the culture of corn and wheat,
| and is very convenient to Market being within
twenty three miles the City of Richmond, this
tract ofland will also be sold on time, and the
payments made accommodating 10 the Puchas-
err For farther particulars apply to the subscri-
Der living iii the City Of Richmond.
WILLL1M GILT
July H. We,
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE BOY AND THE BUTTERFLY

AS on morn in blooming May,
a butterfly in colors gay,
Flew DER the flowers on busy wing
To sip the honied sweets of spring,
"A boy LOOKED on with ardent view,
And ran to seize it, as it few
From pink to pink the insect HES,
And to the fragrant myrtle flies,
On beds of violets reposes,
And on the blooming breasts of roses.
The boy, with many bound in vain,
Attempts the glittering prize to gam.
Still fitting light on gauly wing
The butterfly eludes his spring,
From Hover TO flower forever changing,
Der all the varied landscape ranging.
AT length tulips bloom it spies;
Eager to taste the flower il flies,
Half buried in the Cup appears,
Nor sees the youth, nor danger fears.
The boy drew nigh with ardent bound
He seiz'd the fly, and grasp'd il round.
All mangled in his hand it lies,
It's colors msrr'd, and varying dies.
With streaming eye the boy lool'd on,
Mourning liz loss, and beauties gone.
When thus in dying words it sung,
We'll worthy of a Stocks tongue
Know, pleasure is, however drest,
a painted butterfly at best,
Which gently touch'd may charm tn
while,
And gid with JOY the path Of toll
But pressed with too much ardour lie
All manglcd m uf embrace--and dies.
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COLUMBIAN MILLs.-The subscriber IN

( COLUMBIAN MILLS.-The subscriberin IN
~ forms his friends and the public, that he
will urchasc WIFE At delivered at the Column
ban Mills, or he will receive wheat there To be.
manufactured on very moderate and advantage
Gus terms to the holders of this articc--viz for
every $40 pounds of good understandable wheat,
he VIII engage to deliver one bar1el of good SUI
peifine -four, he will receive wheat at six-
s'dliings and six pence per bnshel of 81 pounds
| and deliver s,perfne -four at six dollars twelve
cents, with small proportion OF fine -four at five
dollars sixty two cents per barrel all to be in
sPected and delivered in good order at the mill,
The -four made at this mill has always been
held IN high repute, and it is the intention Of the
present proprietor to sustain its character.
TIE Corn MI is in complete order--every at
tention will be paid to the customers sending.
their Corn there TO be ground on toll at the usu
al rate.
Good .fyesh Meal for sale in small or large
Quantities at very moderate prices for cash
Apply to Mr.. Samuel Leech on the premises
or to John CREAMERY. Nort1lk
QJ Cash given for Corn delivered at the mill.
July 49, If
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VIE Subscribers for the Book of FoRNg
d OF LEGAL Pro CESS and JUDICIAL PRo-
cEEoI Ncs, proposed to be published by uie. are.
informed that The work is in Press, and il IS ex-
pscted, from the progress which has been made
~ the printing thereof, that tn: Book will DC rea-
dy for delivery by the cms,gng fail terms Of the
superior Courts Of Law. here take tie lib.r-
y OF suggesting TO those who wish to own this
BOOK, aud have not subscribed therefor the adj
vantage OF doing as early as possible, and
comply Inis with the terms of subscription here
to'oFe published, as very small number Of CO.
pes VIII DC printed, which VIII be delivered
Ut there be occasion to do 50, according tc,
the dates Of subscriptions
]. ROBINSON.
Richmond, July 3d. tf
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AND MOUSE o,

PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT
which will be opened on the Goth dav of Seutem-
Der next. Her house is large and com,nol;ous.
and situated nearlyin the centre OF the town.
9he witlrave an entirely new set of Servants, &
hopes b. The strictest attention ard exer,ions 10
please, 10 give satisfaction to those who NAV ia
vor her with their company. Her intention is to-
accommodate Boys, Girls, Students OF William
& Mary College. grown Gentlemen, or ladies',
with board and lodging, or board only, by the
day. month, or quarter OF i year, on reasonable
terms. ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, august l. ZOOS
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LANDS FOR sALE-rhe

NJ ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-Tha
v Subscribers wish 10 dispose of that vaua-
bic tract OF LAND called FoRr LEWIS, living.
ia the Counties OF Bottetourt and Montgomery
and containing about 1900 acres. They also
WlSh 70 sell $3.50 acres of Land lying in the
County OF Fluyaana, on the south sids of the
kTanna river, extending from Col Cary's line.
down the river, to within about mile of CO.
lumbia.
THIS last mentioned Land, being in five dis.
tnct tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may best uit any person DESTROYS of purchas-
ing. one-tourth OF the amount being paid in
hand, any reasonable credit will be given for tho.
balance.
GIBSON g. JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July %. If
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July IL.

h'OK SALL--52o AL'HEo J-fIlES RIVER
| A. LAND-On the 1Oth December next, Gf
TAR, or otherwise the next fair day,) the Subscri-
| Der will offer for sale the premises, = Tract
! OF LIND situate in buckingham county, imme-
diatciy opposite the mouth of Rock fish river
! thirty acres OF which prime low ground, s.
the residue strong, finely timbered upland, well
| adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Corn, and
| Wheat.
credit of one, two and three years will be
gwen, payable at equal instruments, with inte-
rest rom date, 10 be RENTED if the payments be
jpwIctualiy made. Bonds with approved sectri.
! W viii be required. a clear title made & pos
session given on the day of sale.
| The above Tract Of Land has been conveyed
to me by Patrick Rose, Jun. of buckingham, 10
DC sold tor the payment of his debts
ALE&. q. ROSE, Trustee.
| june .. lawjm.
! [ N CHANCEKY.-In poyhatan county court,
L July 81, 1909.
Brown, 4 5 & Co Pi'fS, against Samuel II
, Ow' and JosePh Mayo, executor OF David 0 W.
en-, decd Defts.
THE deiendant Samuel II. Owen, not having
entered his appearance, aud given security ac-
cordinB.t the act of assembly, aud the rules of
lhs court and il appearing 20 the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not an iuhabtant of this
| country On motion of the plaintiffs, by their
| counsel IL IS oyeeref, THAT the defendant, Sa-
Iniel H. owen, do appear here on the first day Of
/ october court next answer the plaintiffs bill g.
| that copy of this order be forth with Inserted
| IN one OF the Richmpnd newspapers, for two
months successfully, and posted at the door Of the
courthouse ofthis county.
4 Cqtg Jssfe,
J-AS. PoTNDEGTER, C. C.
August j. 2m
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n NELEGANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOX
= SALE The House and 1enci.,ent where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement Justly ranks amongst the FIRST
in this place. combining elegance, convenience.
coniiguity TO the Capitol, aud in the centre of !.
most agreeable neigEborhood.
For terms appyto Mr. VIM. Long who is full.
ly authorised to contract for the same.
]. PENN.
June % IT,
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E,Ok SALE, IN. the tozpn of Carriers UikLe, u,oz
Il james Ricer, Lots No and 81, being the
same joranerLy oEgnsaby MeSsrs. Dcancs'-Om tie
t,st IS a good dzpelling House, store and othe,.
i''f'oDe''teHt m" on the last good lumber house
d credit u one, fzvO, and th,ee years will be eives
Eonds zoiti dSbroveG security to bear interest irons
ne aGfe' nofpnnct"al.2 Paid, zoW be required
For further particulars, apply to Messys. yohn G.
Il Cunningham, at Cartey5pie, guio will siesu tie
Premises, or to
JAMES c, JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, t1uLy 90 A.,
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(BY Authority
LAWS or THE UNITED STATS.
AN ACT,
NY hN
Cpncernins Tie Mcu,I. esirkLskn,e

ef, $500. AN All
Csncernins tie Ncvl. esiGbAshn,ext.
r At enacted BY she Senate and House of Re-
~ oreSeatafives IF TIE United States ef d,,,e,:ea
'n Congress assembled, That the President of the
uHtcd States, III the event oil a favorable change
IN our foreign relations. be, and he is hereby a-
thorised To cause TO be discharged from actual
service. and laidup in ordinary, such OF the fri
gates and public armed vessels, as in his judg-
ment = due regard to the public security and in.
terest will permit.
SEC. :. and be itji~ther enacted, That so much
OF ihe first section OF an act, entitled g An act
to authorize the employment of am additional ma
val force, passed at the last session OF Congress
AS requires the public armed vessels 10 be stati-
onedat such ports and places on the sea coast, or
cruise on the sea coast of the United States and
territories thereof 5e land tie same IS hSreby re-
peais,l.
]. B. VARNUM,
SPe0ksr IT the House Of Hcbyesentatives,
ANDREW GREGG,
President Of the Seaate pro teaaboye.
June IS, 1909
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON
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PURSUANT to the last will and testament OF
the Kew Matthew MSiry, hate of Albemarle
county We shall, on Friday the FIRST day of Sep
TENDER next Ut FAIR, ii not, The next fair dy) ex
pose to pubic sale, on the premises, that Valuable
and highly improved FAR6f, On which, the deed
lately resided, containing between 1900 & TACO
acres. About 400 acres of this land are cleared
and Ia excellent Condition for cultivation. of
winch about 80 acres very fine meadow-
ihefS 49, on the plantation, great variety of fr,,
trees, among which isa welt selected app,,. orch.
ard ot aoout two hundred trees in high perfection.
This land is intersected by yein OF excellent
limestone, parallel with, aud two miles Ci,t.n,
rom TIE south west mountains. There arc ON
TINS piintaton large convenient dwelling house
=; large barn, stable, and al Other necessary bull
d'nss, IN very good condition Tor the accommoda
ton Of a large family. The Quality of this Lind
IS very good, well adapted TO the growth of to-
nacco and corn, and particularly so to the growth
oi small grain and grass. 1t has, from experi
ment, been proven capable OF deeivin.rsyervtere,,
advantages from the Use of Plaisrer Of Paris We
will alto ~ credit OF one, two and three wears. ON
inc purchase money; for which we shall, reo,,,re
a lien on the land, and approved persona. secu,i.
". iiie land may be seen by application 10 eli
uier OF uS WHO reside on it,
4U4TTHEW lTIUPr.) 4cf;ny
y 5. TH0S " N4URY, EMec'rs.
Aibemarie County, Va.
25th July. 1909 w5y
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HOARD1NG-HOUSE, to be opened in VIII
- i'amsburg. The Subscriber, being about
10 remove to Williamsburg, informs the public
that she intends to keep in that city, a
30 .aRDIWG HOUSE.
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AMES RIVER COMPANY-A dividend
y OF four and half per cent. was this day de-
ciared, on the stock in the James River Compa-
ny, which will be paid TO the respective slare-
Holders, or their order. I'm application to
ROBERT POLLARD, Treasurer.
July IS. 3yy
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The subscribers have renewed their conreyi-
on IN business, and mean to prosecute it IN ti,is
place under the firm of Pollok and Tretiway.
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAY.
Manchester, July l8. 6w
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NE different business concerns heretofore
existing in this state, under the firms of
Buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Alien Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Trsd-
way & Co at Manchester, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place, is charged
with the collection of the debts due to the con-
Germ hitherto under his arrangement, and we ear
nestiy request those indebted to come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
Charge OF their debts Those having claims IA
sansS either of the concerns, viii please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
By Ro5ert Pollok, his Aft'g in fact
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK,
THOS. TREDWAY.
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The subscriber having purchased the stock Of
Goods OH hand at this place, will continue bust
ness IN his own name, and for his own account.
az the former residence of Buchanan and Pol
lok ROBERT POLLOK
Petersburg, July Is.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, the 9Th day of April, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, at the
Coffee. house, in Alexandria
LOTS No. 2 and 4, OF that
part of the Abingdon estate lately the proper
ty of Robert .alerander.-TheseL Lots are adj
vantageously situated on the new turnpike
road and the Potomac, about four miles from
Alexandria, and nearly opposite to the city
of Washington. They contain rather more
than las acres. A credit of 80 and lzo days
will be allowed on the purchasers giving good
endorsed negotiable noses.
R. |. Taylor, EXT.
Of JOHN WATTS.
March lS eols,
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March Is.
SEINE ROPE.

THE ubscrber manufactures and has tor
ale, at house on Wasfington-street, OPP
post. Jacob Ao6man's sugar refinery, oelne
andHauling Ropes,of all sizes; SeineS Sew
ing Irvine Shad * Herring Twine Sack
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines * Traces.
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Joleph Harper.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

RANDOLPH MOTT,
Late Of the Washington Tavern, .Hlerand'ia,
is prepared to entertain travellers and O.
theirs in genteel manner, at the WHIT 4
HOUSE, opposite the second turnflike gate,
seven miles from Alexandria, on the road to
Fairfax Court House-and hatters himself
his attention to the wishes and convenience Of
his customers will ensure him a portion of
public patronage.
No. Good pasiurage and grain Of every de-
scription will be furnished for ttock.
January 10. 2aw
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The managers will commence drawing IN
the city of n. York, on the second tuesday
in April next, and will continue TO draw 600
Tickets each day until 6nished.-Tickets for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore klng-street,
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A NE w WORK,
r.. sts ot no BERT CRAPS Book

For Sale Gf<ROOG1NA o@A'A . OSS1
SgoRE. KTng-strees alexandria,
The nriyate life of WASHINGTON,
With great number Of original anecdotes
BrM. l.. VIEWS,
q; -Javant Rector of Mount Vernon Parish,
and. for fifteen years, the Intimate OF the
4 grev-hair'd veterans of the last century,
who were the neighbors and companions OF
Washington.
l,lt,sisna. 6y Judge Breckenridge, dated
CARLISLE, Jan. 9tn, 1909.
Dear Sir,
/ have read and read again your pub
LEGATION, the life of Washington and you VIII
no. understand me as acknowledging 1t to be
without defects, whenI take notice only OF Its
excellcncics. These indeed are very great.
You have combined, with great felicity, the
useful and the pleasant: historical iniorma-
ton and amusing anecdote. You have drawn
from both urns, of tears and mlrth. With
sudden transition we have the pathetic and
the comic, and both irresistible. Your style
is always perspieueus, and occasionally no
BILE; in flights of imagery and richness OF ex-
preston, rising TO the sublime. But the great
richness of your book is, the morality OF the
sentiment. do not know better to be put
into the hands of young persons to raise the
mind to political and moral virtue. 1t ought
to be introduced into all schools; and to be
in every family. With regard to biographl-
cal merit, the delineation is such as to give
view of character, not on harade day, but as
independent of command or station. This is
the painting which interests. 1t Is that alone
which makes likeness for mere outline,
wanting the expression, gives no physiogno-
my.
] am, with much esteem, yours,
II. H. BRECKENRIDGE
~ Liberal allowance to schoolsmas ers
and country merchants.
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WILL contract for the delivery of any
quantity of HERRINGS during the ensuing
season, not exceeding 100000, at my ish-
ery six miles below Alexandria, for six shll-
lings per thousand Bacon and all kinds OF
country produce will be taken in payment at
the Alexandria prices.--In large purshases
credit will be given to suit the times.
William II. Foote.
February %. 3taW4w
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A NEW WORK.
THE DROWN'D WIFE.

A faithful history ofthe beautiful Miss Pol
iy Middleton. who after bestowing herself,
with fortune of 1000 dollars Oh a young
husband. Alr. Edward Finley, was drownd
by him in the eighth week after marriage
With number OF very interesting incidents,
and fine Likeness of that unfortunate La
dy.
BY NJ. l. WEEMS,
Who was on the spot where Mr.. Findley
was executed, at Edg6eld Courthouse, South
Carolina, April 27, 1904,
Upwards of 5000 copies of this extraordi-
nary pamphlet We're printed in Philadelphia
in Is weeks.
The 5th edition--Price Is cents.
Liberal allowance made to School-masters
and country merchants.
Criticism on this zvork by that cck 6yafed .9me-
,Tcan historian, DR. Dar1d Ramsay, S. 9.
dated, Charleston, May 10, 1907.
+" No man can read this PAMPHLET, without
having his risible faculties often excited-~no
man can read it without having both his kor
ror of vice and respect for vi'iu increased
The writer has the art of blending Instruction
with amusement. While he keeps his rea-
ders in hiah good tumour by the fyolicsome-
ness of his manner, he is intoxicating upon
them important moral and religious truths,
conducive to theil present and future happi-
ness.
DAJTD pAN6Ct Vo
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$4,000
ll,ol4 Prizes.
2L,9s6 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets-Less than two blanks to
prize.-Subject to abduction OF $ per cent.
Prizes payable 80 days after the conclusion
Of the drawing of the above psizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing Is en-
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TO BE LET.

4 comfortable Brick Dwelling House, on
King and Henry street, with FIVE rooms, be-
ides, cellar, Kitchen, and stabling on good
erms.
iona. s. NJ. Scholheld.
February Is. CO
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+ 1t shall be printed on fine paper ~ 81
handsome largo l2mo volumes ~
beautiful type, called nonpaleh ,oh3yN
the purpose, oy Messrs. Blnney ."i 4 By
MADISON. This type, although sll'I ,r crate.
it's neatness ana elegance extrem'a .. from
full to the eyes. The work Will i, sbo hay.
the press of I. and G. Palmer F., ~ ,;shedB
already been SO eminently dlstlhsu - th.ir
the greatest accuracy and tas'e , 10 Of
profession, and thorough kh0'"
the French and English languages o,u,p.s
II Price, to subscribers, for the tT WIS. to be
in boards, neatly lettered, i've GOWN 90 mork. By
paid ON the delivery of the "h'ls lave 1,ys the
gentlemen, however, wishing % :. NAV bs
first volume before the second mount Of
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the subscription for both voiui"sJ Nv r.
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TO RENT.

THE subscriber offers to rent Tor one or
more years, adjoining the place whereon he
now lives, Blacksmith's Shop, with COM
plete set of Tools, Dwelling House in COM
Portable condition, calculated for family, to-
gerber with between three and four acres of
very rich Land, From several years expo
rence | can with truth declare, that there can
be no better stand for Blacksmith than the
one now offered to let
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad Creek,
Dec. 9-l5. law
N. B. If don't rent the fine stand will
give good wages to q young manwitb fami
ly.
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lust RECEIVED

I'd ] KECEIVLU
By me Su6a7i6er,
A good assortment Of mems fine and coarse
Shoes.
Boys do. do.
Womens' and girls do. do.
Excellent Potatoes for seed or family use.
Sweet Oil in boxes or retail.
Cranberrles.
Picked HOLSTERS in kegs.
Lines, and Lime-J Juice in bottles.
Tamarinds.
New-England Cider in barrels.
I homas Patten.
March /.