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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
ibe Skinner Plumber of $4,000 Doi-
lars.


Let it never be forgotten by the
men who earn the money to pay
their taxes by the fweat of their
brow, that Skinner was appointed
Ireaiurer. and an honeft man turned
out, merely becaufe he was Fede-
ralIit. by democratic Legislature,
though ar the fame time Skinner was
known to be unworthy of iruf. The
coniequence of this party conduit
was, that the rreafury has been plum
dered of upwards of SEVEN FY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
has not yet been paid, and the PEG
pie are now paying interef cor this
ium. SINNERS bondfmen have been
iued, and il appeared on the trial,
thatSkinner helped hinfelt to the lar
ger part of this fun during the 6rif
year he was IL office. Yet a demo
crat.e leglAlture permitted him to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

In coniequence Of the atrocious caumnies
ciFculs cd by party malevolence, with view
10 prejudice the election of MIR. GosE, a ref
pectahe CommitEee of the inhabitants OF
NorlhHsmpton addrefIed letter 70 Cove. nor
SrRoNe, requeltng him TO give fuch informal
ton and opinions on the fuhjrcf a. he might
pohcfs: To which Governor STRONG was plea
led TO give the following anlwer uuder his
hand. This anlwer we ihould noe have
thought necellsry to pubiiih in this part of
the country, where Mr.. GoRE's character is
perfectly known bur our papers may
reach many parts of the State, where thele
caiumnies are unrefuIsd, our duty requires Us
10 give il publicity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

60 on pocketing the PEOPLE, mo-.
and would hare continued MI, y
Office to this day. had they ba,. '"s
tanned the power What "
the federalilts, when they BEGAN.
majority, were condemned and i
fed by all the leading democrats r.
not re eleding the {" patrlorc sk,.
neF," though il was well knosn4' ~
the time, that he was a defalcatvr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Letter Of Gov. STRONG to Mehrs
HUNT, TAPPAN and LYMAN.

v" Northampton Maycb 27tb 1899
{" GENTLEMEN,
81 HAVE no difpoftion to take
more active part in public affairs
than becomes every good citizen I;
but | think il my duty, ar the prsfent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

Last year the democrats endeaVor-
ed TO make the Quakrrs believe, thaF
Il was the intention of the federal.iss
to tax them for nor doing military
duty-but When bill was reported
with this provision IN it, and advocaI-
ed by the democrats, the fsderalIlss
voted 70 ftrike it OUT. The militia
law, however, did not pats till the laii
FELTON,. Pay6n tearr, a leading ds-
mocrat in the Houfc of Repreienfa-
tives, advocated the taxing Of Ouas-
ers, and many Of the d.mocrats r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
MAINE.

The great sin of Gov. Gore is that his
Father was Tory Bat with lie consistent
democrats, thus is no fault in, or objection 10
Inn AHS. Every one knows, that his faith
er was Tory. VIII this prevent the De,,lo-
Gratis from giving him their votes No. Fle,
upon such inconsiste7scy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Communications.

TO the " Req. Daniel Merrill Of Sedg-
vick," Ne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

To reduce each Of the above items
as low as you can. then if interest is
counted, it will shew how fast frugal
millers will insensibly grow rich by
their use and that those who had dis
cernment TO avail themselves early of
their great use (ooth those who refuse
to pay as well as those who generous
|ly paid for lieencs) who have heen
growing rich by the use of the I'M
Prcvements, while those who oostinate-
ly persisted in opposition to their in
PRODUCTION, have deprived themselves
OF the benefits, their profits have been
iessened in proportion as the others
have beer increased, and viii so CONT
nue. as long as they persist. The iii-
ventcr's demand for license to use the
improvements, is not one third part of
the interest of the profits that the mil.
Ter may gain by them in IL years, as
he knows that no miller without them,
can stand In competition with another
who has applied them so as to Weld
their full bene6ts--but if millers
will las they generally have done) ap.
ply them SO as not to yield them raore
than one fouth part, he is not to blame,
he has given full directions for the ap-
'plication in his mill-wrights' guide.
He and his agents have travelled one
hundred thousand miles traversing tho
United States for 10 years, to teach
millwrights to build and miIlers to an.
ply and use those improvements and
have been derided and insulted by 81
my, while others more generous and
enlightened have freely paid for license
to use them, and which betrayed the
expenses, but the time and labour
would have been lost had not congrss 3
passed the act for his relief. Now if
any who would have remained ieno.
rant Of those improvements had not
such extraordinary exertions been
made to make them known, should use
them, and refuse to paw the inventor
one third part of the interest of the
principal they MY gain, by his labours
and improvements, will he not be justi-
liable in receiving every cent of DANA
ges that the law will give him, from
those ne may be compelled to sue
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Advertisement.

silicon out of the subscribers
stable on the oath of last month in the night.
a hight sorrel horse, seven years old, aSou
nve feet high, with hanging name and
switch tan trots altogether, and >has no
brand nor flesh mark, shews some 2arks
OF the plough gear whoever WI, dgliver
the sad horse to me, living on the Carter's
ferry road in Goochland county, near Viii.
liam Georges Tavern, or give saou int. .
ligence that get him again shall receive
reward of ten Dollars.
Thomas Pope.
April Sd, 1910. So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Circulating Library.
LEWIS ADAMS. Havipu cor

LEWIS ADAMS, Having com.
meoeed Circulating Library, which az present
consists OF about seven hundred volumes of No.
vels and Romances. and one hundred a fiftyvol-
umes of History. Voyages, Travels aad works
OF polite literatue, some of which are as follows
VIE Robettson's America, 4 vol. octave. plowS
deass Ireland. vol. do. PARENTS Friend, 9 vol.
do Austinss Letters, do Listletonss, do. 10.
bertson.s Charles v, 3 vols. ds Carrss Scotland.
do. Bepon's Voyage TO the Spanish Main, s. val.
do. Barrow.s Traye's. do Mrs. Vests Lettefs
10 young lady. So. Life of Sir VIM. Iooes. do.
bIgiand's Letters on the Stu5y of History. d.,
IohnSon's Lives OF tte Poets, 4 vol. L ady Mary
Vor;'ey Mon. agus's works, ) vol CsnsnSi's
(Pape Clement XIV Letters. 4vol. lAy
Wonderful Magazine 9 vol. Sfdn1 Bn
government, 2 vol. Eve. ShaGSWr's
works, 9vol. SPECTATOR, vol TaNaGd(vol.
Mirror, 3 vol. Idler Q vol. The World, 4 vol.
Piutarch's Lives, 6 vol. Rollins ancient
History, vols. Kendali's Travels, 3 vol.
Svo. Henry's do. do. Life of Beattie, do!
l. re and Pontifcate OF Leo the Tenth, 4
vol. do. Memoirs o. Marmontel, vol.
IrumbulPs History of Connecticut, do. An.
ecdoies of Frederick the Great, King of
Prussia, do. History of Chilli, 2 vol. dos
Ramsay's Life of Washington, dos Youn e
Works, s vol. The Satres of Juvenal trans.
lated into English verse by VIM. G ford.
Esq with noies and illustrations, Q vol.
royal octaveS
u Presents the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Richmond and as vicinity with the sal.
lowing terms of Sa oscrinsion VIZ. for one
year dollars--tor SIX months three dol.
ars h!ty ceats-and for three months two
idoiars=-,ayabie in advance. Four volumes
l2no. and do. 8vos may be taken at one
time and kept ten days % cents per day to
be pad for OBTAINING books over the iiGIit.
ed time-;any book injured while out, to-be
paid tor by the person who took it. Rea-
dsrs oy the book to pay 9 cents per vol.
IL mo. for Eve days, and 1s cents per vol.
ovo. for seven days-3 cents per day for
any detention.
Should the Library meet with that pat.
ronage which he fatters himself it Will reA
ceive, frequent additions will be made TO IL,
of new and valuable publications.. Tho
greater the subscription the greater1tne
variety.
The following new works have just been
added to the assortment, VIZ Romance oe
the Pyrenees, a vo,. Giencarn Rosa or
American genius and education-lda of A.
thens- aud Don Sebastian, or the House
of Briganza, vol by the celebrated Miss
Porter, Authoress Of Tbaddeus of War
saw and the Hungarian Brothers
GJ consignment of FOUR CRATES
of STORE WARE just received and Tor
sale by
LEWIS ADAMS.
Richmond, April S. 1910. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Richmond, April S. 1910.

VIRGINIA
At superior court of chancery hol.
den at the Capitol in Riuchmond,
FEBRUARY Goth 1910.
Jshn M. Walker admir- with The will an.
nex'd of John Christian deceased, James
Patteson, the same John M Walker
adm'r OF Joyce Christian deceased, and
the said John NJ. Walker and Susanuah
his wife scie heiress Of ,bs. said Joyce
Christian ard George Smith and the said
John N. Wakes Executors of Lucy
Duguid, deceased, aud George Chris
tian and Joyce p his wife, George e.
Duguid and Elizabeth his wife and Ly-
dia Duguld, heirs OF the said Lucy Du.
guid deceased. Pts.
Elizabeth, Patteson, execulrix and George
Christian, executor OF Peter Paneson
deceased, and Martha Patteson, Eliza
beth McReynoIds, Charles Patiea1n,
Peggy PatesoD, Polly Paueson, Aer
Patieson. Jenny Pai,esoD, HEINZ Htr
teson, Fanny Pateson, aud WPaS
tesop, and Charles Bacon son and heir
of Nancy Bacon, late Nancy Pssteson,
children & heirs al Law of Charles Pat4
teson deceased, aud Devisees of the
said Peter Patlclen deceased, Mary
Anne Patteson widow Of the said Joba
Pateson deceased, Charles Phelps and
Molly his wife, Lewis Dawson and Lu-
CIV his wife, Samuel p. Christian AID
Nancy his wife, Samuel Pa,teson and
John Pattcsoo infants by The said Sa nu.
ell p. Christian specially assigned heir
Guardian, heirs of the said John Pat
ieson deceased, Dehs.
The Parties 10 the above mentioned
suit will take notice, That have ap-
pointed Monday the I4th day OF next
Month fos the purpose Of taking the ac-
counts. directed by the decree pronounced
10 III said suit on the 26th February last,
on kbidh day The Parties are requested
TO asendNpt BY Office IN the City Of Rich.
mond, with Hsir Papers and Evidence
prepared-togo into the said accounts.
John NICHOLSON, NJ. C..
April 2, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Estimation of the profits arising from
the use of Oliver Evans's patent
improvements in the art Of ma
nufacturing -four, &c

nuEacturing Hour, &c.
The machinery receives the grain
from the Wagon or bag or vessel and
carries IL through the whole process,
making allthe meal into super6ne -four
at one operation, finishing as it goes,
without manual la our, making at least
- lbs. superGne -four more out of G.
very bushels of wheat, than is made
in the old way, gaining the difference
in'price between superhne -four and so
much middlings, saving grain and
meal from being wasted, and manufac-
'uring as much in FIVE days as the mil
could do in six days, without these i'm
provemenls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

tain John Moody, Of Virginia, Evan
Evans, City of Washington, Nathani-
el Williams, Esq. Baltimore, Joseph
Evans, near,New-Port, Delaware state,
Samuel Nicholson, Esq. I,
orto George Evans, Pittsburg, or to
any other agent or attorney Ilnay ap-
point, and who are duly authorised to
receive the same, and TO grant such liz
cences only as are subscribed with my
sign manual.
Those who refuse or neglect, will
please excuse me if in future refuse
to expend all my profits in travelling
to collect, and should put my demands
into the hands of attornies atlaw, who
will of course send the marshais Mt the
expense of those who invade my rights.
I will be very thankful to those who
shall save me the disagreeable neees-
sity, 49, .-..-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Law & Miscellaneous
BOOK STORE.

LEWIS ADAMS, Has just received
z freshsupply of BUCKS, among which are
Bacon's Absidgement. Coisess Institutes, An.
thon's Blackstone. new work, Comyn on Con.
tracts, do. and Vols Hening & Manfora -
Also the following new Novels, viz. Don Sc.
bastian by Miss Porter; hoss, or American &c.
MUS and education; Clencarn, by the the authosi
OF the Lawyer. Also Sequel to the Antido,e &c 4
the N1series Of Human Life.
A general assortment of Law, Classical and
miscellaneous Books as usual, which will be sold
on liberal terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

They save the wages and board of a
man and boy in mill manusacting
90 bis. fourper day. per year
is $500
The difference IN the price
between % lbs. superfne -four
and midlings say 43 lbs. on 20
bbls. per day, So s3 1-sd, say
500 days, is - $500
They save from being wasted
in grain and meal per day, say
SO 1-3d cts.'is per year of 800
days 100
The mill gains one day per
week, SO weeks at S 10 is $40
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Approved,
tn: JEFFERSON.

mt IN pursuance OF SAID act letters
patent wers made out, and delivered
to said Oliver Evans, bearing date ia.
nuargs ED, 1903, granting to him, his
heirs, exc cutors, administrators, and
assigns, fer the term offourteen years,
the tnll and exclusive right and liber-
ty OF making, constructing, using and
vending TO others to be used, his said
improvement and also of making,
constructing, using, &c. all the ma
chimes, viz. his improved elevator, his
improved corveyer, his improved hop
perboy, his improved drill, and his I'M
proved kiln drier.
That under my said patent, my es-
tabiished prices for license to use my
said improvements In the manufacture
OF -four and meal, are as follows,
viz.
For elevating and conveying grain,
eievatipg and conveying meal, and for
cooling the meal, and attending the
holsIns hoppers in single mill, driving
hut one pair OF millstones at time,
enc hundred dollars {; and for every
additional pair Of millstones driven at
the same time, either by the same
wheel or power, or by different wheels
or powers, one hundred dollars.
FOR either elcvating and conveying
grain, or elevating and conveying meal,
or for cooling the meal, and attending
the betting hoppers, when used sepa-
rately, fifty dollars for every pair OF
stones running at the same time and
for any two OF the aforesaid parts, used
jointly without he other third part, sc
yenty-tve dellars for each pair Of mill
sIQnss running at the same time. ~
And Tor eleyating rice in rice mills.
Ny Hshars; for each elevator for each
8 kuApill, and for the use of either
OF fhe machines for any other purpose
hlty doilsfs.
and for the kiln drier, fifty dollars
for eaeh par of mill stones, with IN
tercst, in each case, from the date o,
my patent, or from the time of begin
ming to use the same until paid.
And Tor license 10 use my patented
screw mill Tor breaking and grinding
hard suostsnces, such as plaster, &c. OF
tpdisu corn to be ground with the cob
twenty dollars.
That the Circuit Court of the United
States for the district Of Pennsy lvsnia
judges Washington and Peters presi
ding, did at the last October term. de.
eide a case, and go construed the sair
aet OF Cor gfess, as to sdludse that al
those who arr using my said improve
ments Without license, are liable Z,
dsy'ages, until they obtain license.
I do therefore give Ibis 2ualia no
tice, aud earuesily request eli these il
the Uiited States, who are using m
said Pa,ented improvements, or any O
theWas without ~ license, to pay J.
the Above rates, 20 the Subscriber, o
James l Rush, Philadelphia, or to CAP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
NIL l. Frs
OF ssne United States.
f a K E N o TIC E.
That Congress did on the twenty-Grss
day of january, eighteen hun
dred end eight, pass the fol-
lowing Act:-
AN ACT
For the relief of Oliver Evans !.

BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the u. s.
Of America, in Congress assembled,
That il shall and may be Lawful; for the
Secretary of State, on application in
writing by Oliver Evans, to cause LETT
ters patent 10 be made out In the man
her and form prescribed by the act
entitled, San act to promote the pro-
eress of useful arts, and to repeal the
act heretofore made for that purpose"
thereby granting to said Oliver Evans,
his heirs, executors, administrators
and assigns, for term not exceeding
fourteen years, the full and exclusive
right aad liberty of making, eonstruc-
ting, using, and vending to be used,
his Invention, discovery and improve
ments, in the art of manufacturing
-four and meal, and in the several ma
chimes, which he has discovered, In
yented5 improved and applied to that
purpose Provided, that no person
who may have heretofore paid the said
Oliver Evans for license to use his
said Improvements, shall be obliged to
renew said license, or subject to dam
ages for not renewing this same: And
provided also, That no person who
shat have us y the said Improvements,
or have erected the same for use, be-
fore the issuing eftne said patent, shall
bs liable to damages therefor.
]. Is, VARNUM,
Speaker OF the House of Re pre-.
sentatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Yice-prcsident cf the L lite States,
and Preside il Of h: Senate.
January 81, 1903.
Approved.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
OLIVER EVANS.
BY his Agent,
JOHN MOODY.

Kichmond, Virginia, April
A, 1910.
The following decision on the pa
tent right of MIR. Oliver, Evans, of this
city, was given at the last session OF
the Circuit Court of the United States,
held by Judges Washington and Pc
tiers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
GEO: CLINTON,

Vice President cf the L lite States,
and PRESIDE ~ Of h: Senate.
January 81, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
Tan-Yard.
To Let on Lease Of from FIVE tc
twelve Years,

THAT Valuable Tan, Yard, with its sppur
tenences belonging to the Estate Of the late
MIR Jacob Bockius, situated on the Mair
Street Of this City, between the Capitol and
the Basin. This valuable property consists
Of a half acre corner Lot, having thereon az
extensive TAN.YARD, large Bark
House, two Bark Mills, Beam Hose, Car
ryjng Shop, Leather Cellar aya ITyiDe
Lots, with every necessary ccn&ni&ce fof
having from, . to 3 thousand Hidst Tame
per ycar==also a good Dwelling House,
kitchin, Cellar, Stable and Garden The
House and Garden have lately been geptif
ed, AVID the Tan. Yard will be lully repair.
ed shortly after beisg let For terms
apply to the Exc Gators, who once more so.
licli those indebted to said estate to make
payment, before the thirty first of May
next no longer indulgence will be given.
Il. Tate
John Prosser - o
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
. TU2s FOR Sale.

a LARGE parcel nf valuable FURS,
y collected at the Uaired States Facto-
rles on tho Missouri and Upper Miss;ssip-
pi, will be offered az pubic auction, in lots,
sat tie stores OF the Superintendant of In
dian Trade in Georgetown, on Monday the
10th of April next. at IL o'ciockd 3Eong
these are about 1900 pounds of R-9er, a
considerable quantity of Rtcoon, Nfdskra,s
and small furs Eat same time will be sold
a parcel o. Indian dressed Deer Skins.
Approved notes at ninety days will be
received in payment for all sums exceed
ing one hundred dolla,s.
JOHN MASON, Sup. lad Trade.
March i6, 1910. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27

A T a meeting of the directors of the Rich
rnond Turnpike Company, on the Sch March,
is.o,
Resolved, That the shares of all delinquent
holders Of shsres in the said companW be sold
a the Washington Tavern, in Richmond, on
sstnrisy the foursessth day of neY f1oc,h, at
IL O'clock.
Resolved, That ca. OF two dollars and City
cents OH each share in the said company be
maze and tia, the same be paid to the Treasu.
rsr on or before Ire fourteenth day of next
month
Teste,
N. SHEPPARD. Clerk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27


RY virtue of deed Of trust executed 5y
- Pleasant Younghusband and Elizabeth
Tucker, his wife, on the s3i day of March,
1905, and duly recorded. TO secure the
payment OF certain sums Of money TO John
Prosser, therein expressed, I'VE VIII ex.
pose to sale. en- the premises, on Tuesday
the third day of April uex,. "The fee
= simple interest in and to a certain LOT.
s piece or PARCEL OF GROUND, with the
" improvements thereon, lying and beng
: in the city of Richmond, aud yJeh is
'' now under lease for term ofears
mot yet expired) 70 certain MyGs Da-
Wis at the sum of forty pounds per an
" mum, as will more fully appear, refer
I" ence being had 10 said case, new fer
" naming of rccordp
The sale will be made agreeably p the
directions in such cases. CO the act ui the
last General Assembly C to continue in
force, till the Siss. or May Gext, the
&C: passed the 31st. OF January, 1909, en-.
u:lsd " an act concerning executions and
for ether purposes"
j.. w. ROOTES,
FRED'K. PLEA5AN
March 2Sd. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

THE Subscribers have recently taken a store.
. near the Market Bridge, opposite Mesus.
White and Shelton's, where they offer sor sale
,very general asaortEient Of DRUGS q SEE-
DIGINES; few of which are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
Will be Sold,

At public. Auaion, on the premises, on
Monday the 9th day OF April next. the
following property, TO wi, I: HOUSE *
PART ola LOT, on the main stree; in
the city of Richmond. on Shuc.Ice Ill.,,
adjoining Brick House bslonging to THO.
mas White, called the Blue fIouse5fub.
leet to the eventual claim of dowef n the
wife oil tohn Britain -aad four uni E{Stoyed
hall acre LOTS ia tie same city, lae the
property cfthe said William psice, dec,
IN acFedil Of two years with interes. from
the date.
The purchaser giving Bond with ap.
proved security. payable tosthe respective
plaintiffs and the title to be retained until
the payments are made.
John Prosser, 2Com-
William Moncure, s mrs.
Richmond, March 81. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
III. c. HOWARD, elk.


|. TOuRSUANr TO the above decree, the
n land thrfeia mentioned, which is si4
tuated in the county OF Henrco, contigu
Gus 20 The city OF Richmond, being lhs
same 20. or parcel Of land which vas con.
veyed by Richard Adams and Eflzabet,
his wife, 10 Moses DAVIS, by deed dated
81 dey of March, 1907, and bounded q.
fellows, 10 wit, beginning and running on
he road or stree Ieading from The mark
81 house in the said city 10 Du vsl's vii
iage N. 4 10 w. chzi5s aud 80 links
lo sneet 20 feet vide dividing sad lot aRd
parcel Of land and the land formerly VII
da1n Cannon's nog Johs Doyle's & bind
ing on said street ". 50, L, chains and
%. LINKS 10 the stree ---.heRce on the back
stree S. IL, w. 4, chains 81 l.nks to &
coraef street 40 feet wide nsxl toward said
CITY, and binding on said s,rss, 5. sc. w.
chains 50 links n the said road to til
beginning with the buildings & improve
Glents thereon consisting Of large fran. .
cd house will b. sold 81 Ia first Of next
month tApriI) If far, il no! the nexs h. /
day, &tO continue feom day to day az the
~Bolc IS sold. The whole land vii be
divided INTO tots according 10 a plan whic
vii be exhibited on the day Of sale, anG
these lots viii be sold sepa,a ely. Tbs
sale VIII comm nee at . O'Clock 10 the G..
ysning.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
March 20.