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solution which the Austrian government took
| 10 risk all. In the danger of a bankruptcy
which might have brought on q" revolution,
they preferred adding 500 millions TO the
mass of their paper currency, and to make
last effort to ger II discounted by. Gerna-.
ny, Italy and Poland. 1t is very probable
that this reason had more influence than "a
| ny other upon their determinations.
Not single French regiment has been
drawn from Spain, except the Imperial
guards:
Gen. Count Lauriston continues he siege
OF Raab with the greatest activity. The city
has been already burning for d hours, and
that army which gained at Essling so great
victory. that it took twenty thousand mus
kets and two thousand cuirasses that ar
my which at the battle of kitsee killed so
many men and made 50 many prisoners, that
army which, according 60 its apocryphal
bulletins, obtained such great advantages at
the battle of Raab, quietly secs its principal
towns beSiegcd and burned and Hungary in
undated with parties, and makes the EN-
press, its disasters. all the valuable effects
Of its government, be carried off to- the from
tiers Of Turkey and to the favthes ,extreme-
ties of the Empire.
Ar Austrian Major took fancy to cross
the Danube i'll two boats, at the mouth of the
Marsch. Gen. Gilly-Vieux went to meet
him with few companies. threw him lAto
the water and took from him 40 prisoners.
{ DIonfteur. }
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

NOTICE.-On Monday the 22rd day Of Octo-
IN tober next, will be sold at WHTIB1, III
the County oil Chesterfield, upon credit of IL
months /: the personal estate ofihe late Col. Ro
bert Coode, consisting OF the present crop 81
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder aud Hay; the stock
of Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs the piauta-
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen furni-
ture. Bo,tls and approved security viii be re-
CURED of the purchasers to carry interest from,
the date ifnot p,inctually paid.
- 1t is particularly requested that I'll those who
may have claims against the Estate, will make
them known Immediately, 20 either of the sub
scribers, in order that provision mag By made for
payment. -
RICEaRD B. GooBE,1 fd,A'rs ef the
en-. FRANCiS G0oDE. s viz annexed.
THAT valuable and well known, Estate called
IVhitby, on James River, abou three miles from
the town OF Manchester, will also be sold by pri-
vate contract it contains 1862 Acres OF Land,
about 220 acres OF which are Of the first rate
iow-grounos,. and more than one half of the re-
sidue thereof is heavily tinbered. To this Es'
tate there is attached one of the best Fisheries
on James River, and every convenient ard ne
cessary House for the accommodation ola FaIni-
ly. An inoisputabe title will be made and pos
session given on the iirstdsy Of December next,
with the liberty OF sowing small Grain at any
time, agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application to
RiCHARD b. GooDE, Manchester
OK
- FRANCIS eooDE Sro,eiator,
Iuly Ia wtIstO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

He subscriber, residing in Richmond, Ina.
L vipg bought Of Benz amin 3. Bernard, Pa
tent Right 10 the state OF Virginia, excepting five
counties, Cumberland, Amelia, &c. which patent
Bernard obtained from the President Of the u.
States, according u form, and which is for ne W
andusefui Machine, fitted for threshiug out many
Kinds OF small gram, and universally patented af.
ter by the farmers in this state Reference may
be had TO the original Patent, and the Schedule
thereunto annexed, bearing date the 18Th day OF
November, in the year Nostri, Domin, 1907,
for the term of fourteen years.
'rnOse who may have had Machines built on the
plan Of said patent, since the above mentioned
date, are requested TO apply to the subscriber for
Ecence, and pay tor the same otherwise, they
will be dealt with according to law.
From THIS time, no person is allowed or will
be allowed TO build on the plan Of the SAID pa.
tent, in this state, FIVE counties excepted, without
previous obtaining llcence for the same.
The subscriber offers for sale 10 any county
Or counties, section or sections in this state
DANIkL FORD
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y ICH LAND-TO RENT-On Wednes-
IN day, the 10th inst. will positively be rented
to the highest bidder, at Powhatan court house,
being court day, those three ricl, tracts of IND
in that county, beloagug to the estate of the late
Charles Logan, Esq. TWO of the tracts lie ON
James River, and have Low-Crounds. One OF
them called Bell Mead, has a large quantity, and
is sufficiently extensive TO work 90 or 25 hands
to advantage: The otheris adjoining it, and has
from 4 to 500 acres cleared Land on it. The third
tract is about 5 miles from the river, and has a
bout the same quantity of cleared land They
will be rented for from to five years, as may
best suit those inclined to rent, On that day
they will certainly be rented, that those incli
ned to rent, need fear no disappointment.
August g. ,.-- ids
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JACOB JOHNSON, BOOKSELLER, near
- the Market Bridge, Richmond, has Just i'm
ported, from London, via Philadelphia
Reeves Water Colors, in boxes, of 1, 9, and
rows, hair pencils, &c. &c.
Pewter, lead, glass and wedge wood WRISTBANDS,
Pen-Knives, well assorted, one, two, three and
four blades.
Scissors at various prices, from IS cents to ten
dollars-some with silver, and others gold ham
dies.
Lead Pencils, fine Dutch Wax, Quilts, &c. &c.
=. johnson has lately published d. C..
The Life and Works of DR.. Franklin, writ
ten by himself, price rs
Life of Washington, written for the use of
young lads, 10
Walkers Dictionary abridged, 90
Polite Learning, being AN epitome of the
arts and sciences, with plates, 60
Ferguson's Astronomy for young ladies and
gentlemen, with plates, 1 90
Ne wtonian Philosophy explained, newe-
dition improved by r. Patterson, Profess
sor in the University of Pennsylvania, 90
Smart's Horace, 2yols. 2 90
Family Bible, 4 TO with 30 plates, 90
Coldsmth's Geography, with Atiass, Is
Answorth's Latin Dictionary, so
Schrevlus Greek Lexicon, S SO
Biography for boys, by Mrs. Pilkington, 81
=. .Joh''son has jRst receiVed:
Conversations on Chemistry, new edition
neral Waters of the u States, price ] SO
This is the best edition of the work for
sale, and is IS cents below the price Of
others.
Barton's Works of st. Fierre; 5 vols 9 90
Burkes Works, vols. - 90
Female Biography,3 vols. 80
Literary Magazine, s vols. 81 90
Nautilus ON Population, 2 vols. 5 90
He has constantly for sale, general assortment
of Books, in the different departments of Litera-
ture, more particularly School poks and Works
OF Amusement for children. The latter are exc
cuted with aneatuess, not attempted by'auy o.
ther publisher in the United States, at terms the
most moderate.
In press and will he ,tu6lished,iH a tt7o qveeks:
Cuthre's CeoSra Phic;.l Gram mar, with % maps,
. vols.
Goldsmith's account of the customs and msnnera
OF nations, yoiumus, with fifty enaraviHgs
Parents Assistant, by Mr.. Pilkerton
- The highest price given for clean linen &,
cotton Rags
n0.1l. St
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FRANCIS eooDE. SRo,phator.
IulY IL wtIstO

VTJRGINIA.--Ata Superior Court of CHA
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the city of
Richmond, the tenth day of June 1909.
John Watkins eX'or. of the testament and last
will of John Wyatt deceased, and John ID. Will
Agnes Wyatt deceased, Plt,6s against Edward
Bland Administrator with the will annexed of
Edward Bland decd, Benjamin Cooke, George
Cooke, Robert Cooke, Sami. Cooke, John Morri-
son and Annelhis wife in right OF tie said Anne,
Thomas Boothe administrator &c of Mary
Boothe, dec =ssed late Mary Cooke & - Boothe
an infant Child OF the said Thomas and Mary by
the said Thomas especially assigned bis guardi-
an, Agnes Cooke, Edward Wyatt and John Phi
lips sheriff of the county of Prince George, sue
cessor OF Billy II. Avery late sheriff OF the sad
county to whom administration OF the estate of
Pleasant Cooke deceased, had been committed
by the court of that county.
THE defendants John Morrison and Anne his
wife and Agnes Cooke not having entered their
appearance ard given security according to the
act OF assembly, and the rules of this court, and
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants OF this country on mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by council, 1t is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here Oh the
first day of the next term, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
fsbed in the CITY of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol III the said city.
Copy, Itste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. C.
Iuly II. 1ay9nG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

nj OTlCE is hereby given, to all whom it may
~ concernLThat PETITION will be pre-.
sented, by majority of the Overseers of the
Poor, and many other inhabitants OF The county
oil MiddleseX, to the next General Assembly OF
Virginia, praying law 10 pass, authorisng the
sale OF certain tract ofland, therein described,
lying in the said county which tract of land was
given by one Alexander Frazer, for the benefit Of
= Free School, or for the education OF Poor Chi
dren.
august J /. StT
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z Y virtue of deed of trust, from Richard
, Young to the subscribers, bearing date the
27t!i day of April, 1903, and recorded in the &c.
neral Court, for securing certain debt, therein
mentioned: WIN be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the 29th September, next, before tile Eagle
Tavern, in the city of Richmond, Tor So much
thereof, as will be sufficient to satisfy said debt
with interest and costs,) the following valuable
PROPERII, ViZ. Lot No /, with the wharf 1t
tached thereto No. 5, water lot No. 9, a lot
with the yellow house, back Of wharf No. l No
-, back OF water lot No. 5 No. 10, part OF lot
No. 178, in the plan OF the city of Richmond, <
No. q, bought oftlIe Executors Of Francis Lew
IS, and on Eloody-Run street. The same being
the said Richard Young's part OF property, stu.
ated at ; 'ckctts, which he held jointly with
Pickett, Pollard and Johnston. < assigned to him
by deed of partition, executed by the parties, on
the 18th March last.
The said sale will be made agreeabiy to the di-
rectlons in such cases, of the act of Assembly,
passed the 3lst day of january, 1909, entitled
An act concerning executions and for other
purposes" EDWARD 9OHNSTON,
John FOX, Iyns.ees
August II. ids
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EHOR SALE OR RENT-That valuable pro-
z perry adjoining the city Of Richmond, cal
led tie COLUMBIAN MILLS. Mr.. Samuel
Leech, living the premises, will show the
property TO any person inclined TO rent or pur-
chase. The terms will be made known by appli-
cation to the Subscriber residing in Norfolk.
JOHN CRANBERRY.
July IL. IF
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August 8.


ITO BE SOLD, on Wednesday, the 23d day
ofthis month, at Hanover courthouse, be-
ing court day, the tract of land formerly lived
on, containing between and 500 acres. There
is, on this land, pretty good dwelling house, a
tolerable barn, and considerable number offruit
trees, some valuable meadow and more good pine
timber, than sufficient for the support of the
houses on tie land.
shall want half the purchase in cash ne
groes, paid down, and the residue secured, to be
paid at the end Of 10 months, by deed Of trust
on the land. This land lies within IS miles of
Richmond, and of Hanover court. house.
Also, annt'Ier piece Of LAND, in the same
county, of 1877 acres, upon the same terms, lying
about IL miles from Richmond This land has 4
considerable quantity ofgood pine timber, and is
within three miles CT mil. Mr.. Ben amin
Tiraberlake will she W the lst mentioned piece of
land, and Joseph Cross the last.
I'm. SIllfS.
Hanover, Aug. s. 3tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

( ANDS FOR SALE.-The subscribers, at
IA tornies in fact, for Col. John Simon Farley.
and his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Morson, residents
in Great Britain, offer for sale their remaining
proportion Of that valuable
1PACJ' or Land,
In the county of Rockingham and state of North
Carolina, called the Sauratown Estate.
This land lying contiguous to one of the bran
ches Of Roanoke River, and in the midst of a
wealthy country is reprcsentedto be of great fer
tiity, and to unite so many advantages as to be
well worth the attention of the purchasers it
contains from 10 to 1900 acres, and will be sold
in one whole, or in distinct parcels, at the option
of those who may wish to buy; for which pur-
pose it has been laid off in separate lots A plot
Of the land is left in the possession Of VIM. Ed
ward Broadnax, esq. of Brunswick county, Vir-
ginia who has purchased a part Of it, and to
whom, for more correct information as to its qua
ity, situation and other advantages, purchase s
are referred, as well as to Mr.. Ira Ellis, who
hves ora the spot. Mr.. Broadnax will also make
known the terms of sale, and any contract enter.
ed into with him for the purchase of the above
land, or any part thereof, will be obligatory on
ourselves, and our principals.
e. K TfTLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

- THE Subscriber solcits payment as spec
diIy as possible, from all those who are indebted
to the firms above mentioned, as the situation OF
the business, will not admit oflsnger Indulgence
than has already been givon. The books, ac-
counts &c. which were lately in the possession OF
c. F. Bates, Esq are now in my possession,
i. ROBERTSON, jr.
July 25. I'm
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OF PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RITcHIE, oP-
fosITK THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER ANNuA, PAYABLE ADVANCE.
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CT So Tong as the present state Of the markets
continues, aaa Prices are little more than nominal,
sue shall suspeaathe publication q or PRIcE Cur.
RENT.
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p. s. Ten dollars reward will be given for
Runaway GEORGE, about 40 years old, with a.
ridge across his breast--used To work ON the Ca
nal, and for Mr.. Money Lacey, ifdeiivered to me,
or secured SO that get him, by the first of Sep
tember HIM 81 Ms.
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" mercantile concerns of 1bos & w. Friend ;
Joseph and w. Friend & Co or JOS & w. Friend
are hereby notified that James Robertson, jr.
attorney ut law, Amelia, is alone authorised 10 re-
ceive money and grant discharges, and those who
have claims against either of the above mention
ed firms, are requested TO make them known to
the SAID Robertson, in order that provision may
be made for payment
JHO11.fS RANCH, Execr of
I'm Friend, qvho toas gvpiUing
partner u +. & Nm. +. r Co. and 1h9ntas and
VIM. Friend
EDVAPD FRIEND, admir-. of
Jos. FRIEH u, Decd
July 25. I'm
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GORGE WATT has just received, and offers
" FOR SALE, Sicily, iaaieira, and Sherry
VINE. b. the Hhd and Or. cdsk, Green Cofee,
orleans Sugar BY the hid; German Piatiiigs
Simplex b. tie piece or case, halt pint Giass TaDl-
bie,s IN caseS # 1000 each, and Neso H,yk Soap {,
Candies.
on HAND, Nadeird Vine, Orleans and Nus
coUdao SHgWs, Green Cofee, Moiasses, Prime
son, StiH, and GImpoVvde/ Tea, Spanish Segays,
RdisinS, |f0soAas, NsfDpcys, Windo5o GLdss.
Nfen'S (, Woateh's Shoes, sshieh he will dispose
" BY 1ghoIesaie or reasonable terms.
july o. #.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

EETILL BE SOLD, on the 28th day of Au-
w gust next, at Cumberland courthouse,
(beng Cumberland court day,) agreaby to an
Actor Assembly, passed on the thirty first day
of January last, entitled an act Concerning exc
cuuons aid for oti.er purposes by virtue OF q
deed OF trust, made 10 us by David COPELAND, s.
legally recorded in the county court of Bucking-
ham, for uie purposes in the said deed of trust
mentioned, one certain tract or parcel of LIND,
it being part of the tract OH which The said y "a
vid now resides, containing one hundred AMI if
ty acres, binding on the lines of George Ander-
son aud Charles Wheeler, jr. beginning at VIII
hss's, and running TO the north of his honse, to
MS back line, as expressed in said deed oil trust
Being only Interested as trustees for the benefit
OF others, we will only convey the title we have
by virtue ofsaid deed of trust
SAMUEL ANDERSON,)
JAMES WILSON, 1'"''ee'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15
.InlY II.

DATkIOTIC SKETCHES OF IRELAND
l. Just published, and for sale at .7ohn X
IOneS'S new BOOK-SIO RE, corner of the main-
street, and that leading to the head of the basin,
nearly opposite to the Eag'e-Tavera
P41RIoIIC SKETCHES or IRELAND,
By MISS OwENsoN.
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July IL.
., PASSAGE FOX LONDON.

I'm 49, PATRIOT GROOMING,
z,-zzzz5ss : s.is:- Matthias ProbSt, Master /;
VIII sail for London, on or about the 18Th Of
next month, and can accommodate eight or ten
Passengers she is remarkably strong and well
built ship, of about 300 tons, almost new, and
has roomy and elegant Cabin. Her cargo be-
ing engaged, apply for Passage only, to the
Master Oh board, on to
NIE-NE1ER G, VON KAPFF.
Norfolk, July %. I'm
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% Fer sale, at this otice-P,ice Sc cents
Letters on the subject of TIE CATHOLICS, to
Ny Brother Abrdham, .oho Hves in The country,
BY PETER PLYMLEY.
ca more severe and Ugunientasive satire, has
never been published. Anon. Review
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

Amongst the many literary productions of this
justly celebrated woman, there are none better
calculated to entertain, land at the same time, to
inlpart useful information relative to the habits
manners, &c. OF the people of that country, than
the little work now offered to the public. Price
in fine paper, and hot press, s l 25, and in com
mon paper S
+ X. Tones has also received, considerable
addition 10 his stock of Stationary, School Books,
&c. &c. which he fatters himself, is now not in
ferior TO any in Virginia and as he will continu-
ally receive additional supplies, he hopes to par
take of a share of tie public favor.
CO Binding, in all its various branches, CARR.
ed on usual. On hand, general assortment
of Merchants Account Books, Sherif's Books,
&c. &c. Blank Books bound and ruled TO any gi-
pattern.
- Also, few copies of THADDEUS or
WARSAW, by Miss Porter, S 3.
August 8. w3t
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G,TAGES FOR SALE.-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder, at this place, on Friday, the
18th of next month, (September,) the line of
STAG ES, between Richmond and Fredericks-
burg. The terms will be one-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day of sale the
balance in six, nine and twelve months. On the
same day, will be sold, on credit of twelve
months, several very valuable STUD HORSES,
among which are, Archduke and Speculator.-
The purchasers to give bond with approved Sc
curities, to JOHN HOOlfE and
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
Executors o
JOHN HOOMES, Decd.
Bowling Green, August H. ct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-12

Yet each death the patriot dares,
Henor's Standard dauntless rears;
Though he bleed, he scorns to yield,
6 Proudly braves the unequal field;
g And swears, obedient to his country's call
To live triumphant, orscontendlng TALL
WIDE DER. Columbia, storms deforn the sky,
The fend offacsiop rul' q the dismal hour !;
The Genius 81 With anguis 81 his eye,
Obscur'd her glory unners'd her power.
aHush. again The prospect clears;
I" Vice with dropping crest appears;
6 Foreign wiles in vain assail,
& Councils sway'd by truth prevail;
"Throbs the gen'rous hearl once more,
Peace and commerce greet our shore:
/" To WAsHINGToN-toVi rtue-sacred made,
Shall tow her face, the corner stone IS tasd.
The eniusSs poke-when instantat the word,
He saw his pupils round the altar lend:
Each votive breast the tervent vow preierr,d,
Their laws to guard their liberty defenai
Sc Yes, the temple here shall rise,
OaCfeQ incense fcaCHlhSS shiCS.
{" Orphan boys with transport glow,
I. Kiss the hand that soothes their woe;
{" Widows hush their signs ;-and here
s. Misery forgets its fear,
f" To times last act, reward shall crown tho
brave,
g And honors deck the hoary patriots grave
a.
Now Fancy hold each thought intent to hear;
Visions descending future scenes enroll
Warm flows the strains that charm'd the
Athenian ear,
Such eloquence.as 6r'd the Roman soul.
Statesmen catch the immortal hame =
/" Warriors pant for deathless fame -
S Patriots brave with rapture burn -
" Arts and Industry return
" Justice, science, hither t1y,
4" Reign beneath genial sky.
T" Peace, Commerce, Freedom, seek your
fav'rite Sore,
" Here spread your empire, and depart no
more"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-12
SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has for
sale, at his house on Washington-street, CD.
post: Jacob Ho6man's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,o all sizes; Scine& Sew
ing Irvine Shad & Herring Twine Sack.
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines * Tracee,
also, Tarred Rope and other Cords
Joleph Harper.
Fshruary2.
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NAsHvILLE, 1nne 16.

Arrived at this place on Saturday last,
the elegant barys Mary Anne, capt. Sprigg,
81 DAYS from New Orleans, burthen 81
tons. This barge is 81 feet long, and up.
wards OF Is wide. She was built at Gin
cinnati in Ohio, and was purchased by the
present owner at New Orleans, who gave
s 100 for her, and since has had her COM
petelv equipped with mast, Spas and rig,
eing, and IS an excellent saller she was
worked up by % hands. The amount of
freigilt was upwards Of S 5000. The safe
tv with which this barge came up the Cum
berland, convince US at once, that with q
small expencs the Cumberland river might
Sc aasla gable forboats of 100 tons, as
far I'D as misplace.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-12

nal, It's evident, thatith had refnained there
confined, Without the possibility of receiys
ing either air or food, for 90 years! The
tree Showed no signs Of decay, except.that
the cavity (which was barely sufficient to
contain its prisoner was somewhat the Coz
lor of the frog. When first taken out, ie
appeared to,be dead but in a short tims
gave signs Of life and hoped.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-12
OF com
s
4 CIRCUS fact in natural history.

MIR. Jataes Kerr, of the nsighborhood Of
Chamb- ,bnrg. Pennsylvania, lately disco
,vered in the heart of an oak tree he was
splitting up to make shingles of, a h0et rog!
From the growths of the tree, around the
small CAVITY which contained this little AM.
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TO FAR MERS.

- Tsp Cr5zOs from Corn.
TAX DE Quart OF tram oil, as much tlT-
pensin as bruised gunpowder; boil them
toeether. as4 when hot,Sdip pieces ot rags
in the rslsstss-s,, and FIX them on sticks in the
.h-ld. -bo4. -four are sufficient foran acre
OF corn