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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

Improbable. )he Will rs matter " of course.
refuse his asse"t," aud the Bill mus, pc
rish --because in that case not mere
mJor'ty" will be sufficient, but 2 Sis OF
congress Wi be necessary to carry It, \
gains' him With this writer. sYe trust in
tdeed, that NJ. NJ will be- ike th,t cele
ora'ed great aud & ioi man. OF Horace,
'','n J''tnm G., lei'ace Propositi, Nee osc &C
IL No Washington papers by the last
MAJ. --Ihe Alexandria Gazette states
tina M Bbb is made Chairman of the Com
mtttee To enquire into the conduct of Gen
Wilkinson. vice Mr.. 1 roup excusctl-,nd
mat ON Thursday last, the House OF Repre-
sentatives. = went into a committee of the
whole, on Nh .Macon's resolution respecting
the inelislbiiity of memJers Of Congress to
any Office under The government ct he U ).
during the Presidential term, in which he
is Senator or Representative The commit
tee rose and reported progress. TIE com
m,ttee of the whole was subsequently, dis
charged, anu the subject referred to Il Sc
Loot committee of S.
The House at d :iesates of Maryland have
not passed Mr., BANDS Resolution, respec
ting the Bank OF the u. S.-because a
lew members dsapproved of trans ting
their report by instructions. The trnth is,
that the two Senators for MARYLAND do not
need instructions, because they are both
staunch in the cause OF lie Constitution
The question was lost by one vote only. -
Every Federalist in the House IF course,
voted against the Resolution of the re
publicans fezv The svay
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25
COMMUNICATED,

= AsBrsoiated ttc,n Proclamation Money.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

IL SHIELDS viii inst let, privately, class Of
~ ar IS, ~ the FHEXcH language, at sc Der
qu1ricr
SnsithGriI, Lste of WIght,)
Dece' 's- 25, 1910 w2w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

The fedcralists have adopted an entire new
system of .electioneering the present year.
We have reusoh TO apprebend the same
secret manGvres are practising in this state.
I'D. Reh. Their pdblick proceeding are
singularly listless and inert, but they have re-
sorted to dark manGwes AMI secret strata,
gems---circulars are sent round the country
Lying phamphIets without date Of time OF
place are scattered among the e'ignorant---l,,.-
mcrons committees are appointed in the va
rious diatricts and viIlages--the day of. cleo
ton will prove they have not been idle. With
cunning and dastardIy enemies we must con-
tend for principle. Attack them boldly and
they lose all courage. Charge them With
full and unbroken ranks, and disgraced and
,despairing they will quit the 6eld.--Egis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

IN a,swerto the malignant sneer, in the
last Mercury, against, ISAAC WILBOUR,
let the pi6ful writer be told, that ISAAC
WILBOuR was and is the friend of the
Commercial rights of his Country that
when ihc Be:.igerents in their hostile restric-
tiuns aimed to destroy their rights, he was
Tor . system Of measures, that would compel
&f1ose Beilisercnts to rccede, ,and leave to our
commerce its accustomed and lawful chan
uels.- II this system failed Of this effect, 1t
faiied from the factious conspiracy Of the fed
cralists,. against the Government oe their
country. At this time, Mr.. VIII aouR's rival
candidate deserted the cause of his country,
and joined this band of conspirators. He is
welcome to all the support which such con-
duct entities him to.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28
DIED,

In this town, on Saturday hast, Mise sARAx PE.
rEasos, in the 47th year Of her age.
On MONDAY. the 18th inst Miss NANCY Pxcx.
HAM, daughter Of late Mr.. Bsnooi Peckham, ia the
18th year Of her age.
At Jsrertou,, on Tuesday last Mr.. JOSHUA BAR-
xER, in the Esd year Of his age.
At LiHie Compfsn, on the 7th inst. Capt JosA-
THAN HiLLIARp. in the 48th year Of bis age. % lie
was Kind and tender husband, and xfcctionate
parent, and sincere and pleasing friend He lived
universally respected, and died greatly Iamentedv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

~ ~ 80 n sI' - ~ 70 - "a ~ y
u Enclosed hand you a copy 81 s'lcttcr
Which I received this di,y from the minister
ct His Danish Majesty near this co1rt ~ n
Mr.. Drcycr has, bcsidcs these written as
suraices, Annexed some other verbally, name
ly--"thyt all such property as can be proved
to be that of cidzens of the United States,
Qct the original produce be. OF wl'atsocvcr
country wiiI.bc freely and promtly returned"
~ myself put entire confidence in those as-
surances, not alone OIL account OF the person.
al acquaintance with the minister, who made
them, but also up account Of the universally
known JUSTICE of the Kipg whom he repre-
sen.s< :. have the honour 10 be, &c,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28
~ spotted FEVER. go
Erfracf Of q teffer /r.m Barre, in the County
0 Worcester, dared 1larch aofh IaIO

- =, ". - 1850 ~ IN lSdTTC, IN t6C OouNfy
Of Worcester, dated March 2oth 1910.
(" While myself and family, are in usual
health, God only knows, how soon the scene
will be cnAngedD l devote moment. go ac-
Quaint you Of the distressing situation oil this
place. That most dreadful disorder, the
Shofed FeDer, RACES here ip an awful manner,
and in the vicinity. In my ncighbourhood,
four persons were inn rred yesterday capt.
JoSAs EAros, EDMOND HowEs, Doctor
BuRRows, and the only child Of Major y.
HEShY; the latter, however, Of q different
complaint. Mira. PERRr attended the funcr-
al Of her brother yesterday, was seized with
the disorder at in the evening, and died At
3 this rnorning-Mr PERRs Is st this mo-
ment in violent deIirium, and not expected
to iive.--Mr. TBoMsoS was in very danger
Gus state through the night, but is q little bet
ter this morning. Last evening upward Of
Sc cases we're reported, and M additional
number to day. Not less than elk or seven
Physicians, from other towns, are constantly
here, but no. sufficient to attend alf the sick"
Seven cases Of she ,Skssfed Fsver, haye
occurred in Rsfiand, about IL mics from
Woreesfer. In GOTHAM three persons have
died, and there are seventeen new cases !,
The Spotted Feysr hes made ns appear
arce II Springfield, ,Nevs apshi0. Thsyk
have already been 'fbur s<afbs, ~ish the usoz'
sympteshs. -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28
HrA7's.

4 WE understand that every exertion, in the
power OF the federalists. will be made. IN this
State, 70 effect the election of their Prox.
We therefore deem it our duty, TO sd,ponish
unsurned, which, will contribute, in the least,
to effect the election of those men, who are
devoted TO the best interests Of our country.
For, Notwithstanding the hypocritical presen.
sions, Of the federal iuasa, TO all the csidou
and religion in the State, we have abundant
reason, to suspect, their intentions. Repub-
licans, be up and doing be vigilant, and fai,hs.
fui to your couhsry's cause and successs win
be yours. vi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

1T isa matter of surprise, to reAecting
minds, that the Inhaba..nts Of this State,
should have remained so long contented with
tl.eir political conditions, under the charter
'of King Charles III. Of England. So, things
are in this State. But, they will not remain
SO long. A reform, or substitution, is much
needed, and anxiousiy wished for.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28


tO his trust. There never -ras more isir.dcpt or
strocious calumny. Games Msdsoaisthe sbieSl m.n
IN this country, and equally good great No man
IN the world is more deeply read in the at
government and in all in the sciences connected with
th,t. And his practical ability is equal his ilvo-
refick knowledge. lie is intimately acquainted with
al the capacities of this country with all her infinite
resources, anil no other man SO well knows how best
a. evolve them. The precious deposit OF our nation
al interests couid mt be confded TO abier better
hands His glory is identified with that of his co,ln-
tIw, and ne coveis both How ridiculous the idea,
that such magistrate, could be led astray from his
duty and his glory BY foreign partiates or foreign
sntipaihies by puere fondnsss fer Buonapartc,or
- pteriie dislike Of Eaglxnd-tliat he would bar
ter the mighty, need of his own and his countrys
honours. for the privilege of being satellite Of
F.aucc. Fre.eh igfnence Republicans are you sold
to that niience--rc you traitors 20 your country
You are much so your brother. republicans
throughout the Un,tel States-as much so as your
fieads ia power. YOUR own feelings tliercfasc must
satisfy YOU that the charge is base aud infamous
'caiumny. .aslAl -
Again the faction assert that the national govern
,sert is tnfriendly commerce-Acommerce the Wv
ifying spring of all prosperity The anxious
efforts any government made, dictated solely by
regard to-. aud made solely for that interest, they
crninate, as evidences Of hostility to it. They even
put in claim of merit to themselves, for having de-
teated these very efforts. Never was there a moro
disiagenuous pcrycrsion and misrepresentation of
wise and provident policy. The bclgerents togeth-
~ &c s,,a " r s.'',,sas ~.h sha ,l,s
,a,sa 4. .,,;,,. 5s,,s,,." IN ~. narls, +,
szSss 81 -. =" 80 49, wv
...I 80 .sr. 49, .,'s .s',sJ
-. s;.s =, ~, rssss..,n NJ as
.s..,n,a., :, .,,:s 80, &c ,hn,,.,
sSs;ssoanss ,,,,,d ~ "a ia.a ks ,'r',f &c ia
'.s. -. S..,',.sr. Ir 80, e,,o.,, ,"sS =. -
s.n,,.sa Ia.;. ho' ~ - -.
,s.d,.,;c T,. rss.as - "a 49,, :. 49, ~, h:a
~ $50 =, ha sas...s, 80 .'i
sds i 80 i, :. s,s,s,s ,,,s'' ~. LII.
~,..',,s ,.'.sa -. 49, ~ II 1t',,' u's
,ovs ~, ,,r;,,s, rss,.a,ss ;,.',s 49, 80
III !. h".s ur r or
IL 49,. sr, ~. WY We. .cn
s. E,,s,.'sss, -. .! - nA": u ,.n
h ~, 'sl,; JILL seeu rs
-. v'H we au ..
ntsss @ - 80 @ Ionaue'
80 &c 49, - Ss st' u.a. CIV
y "ss ~" =, us Aos"up'eo PfohSaGy o' ,scuon
.h lev - ss.s s.:. .ss vsas
& s s~s :. sns.s -, ..s nso M
= o-e 1P,ss Sy'Ss'vccn.' sse s.Ni "orse, u,e Son-
s"e"ccs - .e acss on .ns pengcren,s areiaia AZ the
aoor OF cur bover!nent. Inose ac' hasEg w'thered
uur se - - lo..our a,"inslsa reven.s rom
uaee = Msu'eu not 10 theT injos''ce' out g. our
ownsn .na... ~ snaN sss uens, ..aN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

\, :, 49, KEW ong, Asncn l6.rr
ssTls Me,iro H. nj which.wss' brought on,
lately from C..diz. by Capt. BARSuM, in the
Ship Ailsn,ick, was sold on Wednesday last
for o:.e tLors~nd dollars. y sffk'ft
Col ErNrHnrys, few days since, sold
two Ewes and two Rams, for six thousand
dollars. n S ~, = h.E.
eCONGRESS.--ln,cnigence from WASH
ing,on is TO the 2ist inst. The law authori-
zing the President to dstach 100000 n.ilitia,
when he shall think proper, and TO march out
Of The United States, such portion Of them
80 serve as volunteers, was passed.
Ills reported that the Drigands have risen
upon the Spaniards at Porto Rico, and got
possession Of the Islsnd is s>f 3
A letter from Hamburg, Dec. l9, s,ys,
/" the Commissioners ut Tonningerf have an
ished their investigation, and reported to the
King, tina, they have found no enemy's prop
ery there"
-dnssser Of me Danish Minisser 10 a ietfer Of
Ger. ARMSTRONG;, concerning the cafSure
and seqAessru,ion Of several oesseis bearing
ne .fma'ican. Jag.
-s. "rARIs, 2oth DEc. 1909.
GENERAI, -
] nxsten to acknowledge thc receipt of
the letter you honoured nle with On the 6lK
iost. covering the remonstrances of the cap
tains and supercargocs Of several vessels and
cArgcss arrived at ronningep, l'have made
II my duty to scndlihis letter, as well as the
enclosed rcmonstr4nres, TO my court. 4
Heavy denunciations made against these
vessels and cargoes, as if they were English
property, have induced the King to order .,
seque stration of such cargocs IS were in Hol-'
stein post~ in oeder 10 prove-by ,x.new ex-
animation how far those dcnunciations were
trsse. aft : ~
\ .sBeing. perfectly acquainted with the friend
ly disposition Of His. Majesty, towards the Y !.
States, and it's cilixcns, can assure you, tia,
all those (seques.crcdJ goods will be return-
ed 10 the Legitimate owners. Only such pro-
perty as will clearly appear Z be enemy's wilt
be con6scated ~ \. a "a ~ ''fs{ik
Gene,al--You arc too well acquainted With
the. spisit oil justice which animstes the y o.
ish government, TO 'ensertain the least sRpsx-
hsusion on that head hclicve IL to be my
duty to thank you for the offer you made me,
thai you yourself woulsl examine the papcts
. and documepts Of such ealiestrted goods ~
May appear Suspicious Ihxd the honoar to
informs my court, that I consider this sn e.
ficisnt ,pcans to find out Che truth 81 false.
hood Of the dcnunciations, wbich gave rise 10
Ethc seqqeusasicsA 3 Ain, i. sSx.s : !
k%aA M x.sg~s " y. ~ ~ OREXEU 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

la this town, on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.: TowIe, Mr.. BESJAx1. REyroLps 10
Miss HAssAB CorrRsLL, daughter Of Mr.. Ma
,hanieI Cottrell, ,-of Erefer
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MARINE.LlsT.

P0Rr or .NsWPoRr
Schooner Coiumbin, Capt Richard Sears, of Dem
mis-, Mass went over Ocracoke Bar, n the 9th inst
in - days from Cadiz--all we'll = 'is s;..l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

information we have received FUN Tie
GDvernour, thar the a5o,c report'is q bare
faced faisehood and u.st Gov. fESsEKs 80
far from pledying himself to support .hc led
ersl piox, has not caly given the fullest
assurance that he wonld sid, to the extent OF
his power and influence Il c Republican utk-
ct, but that whenever any report should be
circulated TO the contrary, would cheek the
progress of ,he samc by appearing IL publirk
print. The federal party IN this town and in
Providcnec, do know that he HIS more than
once perem,ori.y denied them his support.
Why then does this political aprs,sss, this Of.
fee seeking partizm, SO indussrioussy eircut
late these unfounded reports. w
For the satisfaction OF our friends in this
part of the state, we syaii pusasii an extract
OF letter, received few days since, frow
gentleman in Providence, TO his friend in this
town, in relation to What I" the man Vaeslsr"
has thought proper 10 report. A
-------------af afreviS. me-, Aiareh 2sd, lslo.-~-
Dear sir--We are going on well here
one of our friends has this day seen the gpv-
ernour, and he (the govcrnour) offered [,G
thought proper) to come out In the Providence
Phenir, and state his attachment to our ca,,se,
and his determination to soppors the Repub-
licsn Prox." \.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28
TiMMANY SOCIETY, OR *
COZ U.sfCL3.v ORDER

A N adjourned meeting of the TAAi
"A MANY SOCIETY, or Colunprxs oRpfn
viii be held on THIS EVENING [heirg the ISL
of the month Of "Woin,s,rl At the Council Fist
ofthcir Great wigwam, nthc -iia"se, prrcssis
half an hour after tie going down OF the sun.
By order Of she Crtsd Suciem
WILLIAM sIMoNs, Sec'sy pro frm
Sc Seasen Of fye,eers,~ }
Month Of" Hsrnis," the 2Sh,
Tear ef Biscere,y, SiS. March o.
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OUR sister state, New-Hampshire, has
done wonders we have not the least doubts,
but we shan equal, In the display OF Republic.
can principles, any state in The Union. We
sincerely hope that Massachusetts, ~ she
forms the natural, will compose the political
link in The chain, between us,by cIecungthe
patsia,ick GERRY and GRAr |; Aleu, wso
have both moral and political characters, to
recommend them 70 the important othees, for
which they are held az candidates. These
are men, who can sympathise With their un-
fortunate fcllow-men and, will not riot, and
framtie, on their rights. privileges and pro-
perry, BY unnecessary for,f und horade,
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Troy. March %. 1870
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-19
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
!, NETWORK, November Is.
TeYy Late Aews,

The Danube arrived last evening, ia %
DAYS from Belfast, The editors OF the
Gazette are indebted TO captain Pierce Tor
Belfast papers TO the 2o,h ult. containing
London news 10 the 10Th. Important
extracts follow: 81
A Paris paper of the s,h Of October con-
tains an account of Murat's attack upon
Sicily: of his landing with come de,ach-
msnis at San Stephano: Of his dlslodging
the enemy at that place amid the cries OF
Hve gEmpereur!! And aftcr all he tho't It
prudent, having completely tailed, to order
the return and Decentralization OF his troops.
Sir Home Popham,in the Venerable, has
gone to Corunna, to assist the SFaniards IN
ain expedition. Several transports are TO
follow, with troops, stores, &c.
Lucien Bonapaite was expected IN Eng
land in the Pomona frigate, from Malta,
with his family. He viii have his choice of
remaisina there or of coming to the y. S.
Price of Stocks. 8 per cent. consois &c
S-812-do. for account 66 3-4 10
per cent. reduced IS 1.2-Om. S a,s I 4
dis.
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ments in my rear, was irduc.d - :.
frem the Sierra de Busaco. TIE sNhde
break UP in the mountains at !, .s."eny
the Ssth, and made the march nigh,
His advanced glsrd. was at AyeIsns Npeets
road from Cpono to Coimbra yesten,, IN
the whole army IVES seen in mar. uay IN
the mountains /; that under INV "Hlouss
however, was already in low co,,n,,v su'ah.G
the Sierra dc busaeo and the So, noe'see
whole oft, with the exception Of ~, Dnd
ed guard, is this day on the lcfr OF NJ. su'snc
Although from the untortun.to .oesG
stances OF the delay of col. Trans .' .icua
Sardao, / am apprehensivc thai asrisa 4
succeed in efiecting thc..obiect whi 'a"!' he
in view in passing the MoEdego, ans '; :; haS
cupying Sierra de Busaco, lido no "u III oc
my having done SO. This movemev,
fordcd me favorable Opportunity of J.
ing the en' my The description OF troo S~S
which this army is composed; j, w.
the Portuguese lcvies into action W.T., Oo
enemy Tor the first time in an ,dv,n "ln IN
situation and they have proved ,h. S'eli
'rouo'e "n'c' mas oecn taken with them hi
not been thrown away and that they are W..
thy Of contending in the same r,nh' s ac'
British troops in the Interesting cau..um WY
they afford the best hopes of saving ""'s
throughout the contest in the Sierr.
in all the previous marches, and in all ,hua
which We have since made, the Whole .ru,
have conducted themselves in the mos, -
gular manner. Accordingly all the oner.
tons have been carried ON with ease ~
soldiers have suffered no plivat:ons, bsT'
undergone no unnecessary fatigue, there \,
been 10 loss oil stores and the symyi, in
highest spirits. have received throuaho]
the service the greatest assistance from !,
general and staff officers 1t gen. sir Rrs
Spencer has given me the assistance wb;l
his experience enables him to afford me- u
/ am particularly indebted 10 the advtan, =
.. M Gen. and'the officers of their d,n,r
ments, and to 1t. COL Bathurst and the ofS3
GERS ofmy personal staff +; to brig. cen. How
arth, and the artillery, and particularly to n8|
{, l. Fletcher, capt. Chapman, and the oA.
GERS of the commissariat, which densr,m.m
has been carried on most successfully
should not do justice to the service Or 81
my own feelings, if did not take ,ni.
portunity Of drawing your lordship's attenta
to the merits Of marshal Beres(ord. To bin
under the Portuguese COVER
ment, is due the merit Of having raiscd,3
formed, disciplined and equipped the Port "a
guese army, which has now sho"n itself -
pable of engaging and defeating the enen1H
The enemy has made no movement in r
.rama! ura, or in the northern provinces sir
addressed ycurs lord.hip last. | enclosS
'etun Of the killed and wounded, of the al NJ
ID armies in the course of the 25th, 26th,2M
md 2Sth inst. send this despatch by az
i'd de camp, capt. Burgh, to whoml beg ~
efer your lordship for any farther details, go
o recommend him to your lo"dship's nonces4
have the honor to be, &c.
WELLINGTONy
The precise loss of the British army is
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st. Andrews Society.

St. Andrews Society.
A stated quarterly Meeting of the st. An
drew's Society will be held at the house of
Mr.. Daniel M'Docgall, on Tuesday evening
next, at s O'Clock. Punctual attendance is
requested.
BY order of the President,
John Macleod, Sec'y.
November Is. 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-19
G.. BENNETT
November Is.

Has imported IN the ship Maryland, ora
Baltimore,
Best Bridgeport herring and shad SEINE
TWINE, Sail Irvine aud Shoe Thread.
AND ny THE RRIe TEN BROTHERS
Daily expected here--he will receive
Subertsne Cloths s. Kersymeres,
Which he offers for sale by the package on
low terms for cash or approved paper at 90
days,
Nov. IA dlwstaw2w
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The precise loss of the British army Isl
killed and 434 wounded-ofthe Portugu!
80 killed and 512 wounded. The dIspaq
es state, that the enemy is now in posse!
on O! no more ground in Portugal than!
troops occupy.
The loss Of the French in killed, woune
and prisoners is stated at 10000, some
counts say $1,000. The British csvf
had not been engaged, but it is reported I
had got be,wixs the French army and
media.
In addition TO the foregoing, private
counts state, that before the Cl:ansr
sailed for England, it was reported, that
French had been So pressed with the pup
ing army, that 5000 men, with one "
raj and 81 Officers had surrendered a'
was also rumorrd that the French nay
bread for two or three days previous
action.
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A GREAT BA2GAIN.

THE subscriber wishing TO remove 70 the
western country, win sell the FARM ON
which he resides in Fsirfas county II mics
from, Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
~. and about the same from the Posohac &c.
bridge crossing to. the city Of Washington
10 hc,llhy, agreeable neighborhooa, CON.
iasaing about $40 ages, on which,s ! co''ye-
nient dwelling housc, large enough for agel-
tecl family, together With all the oatntnuses :
suitable, all new OF esr, so an rTassa -
apple trees OF seIectsd hNis togetber wlIn
ifIeren; other fyu;t trees, f,ropofsion ., im-
proved .mesdsw Tor the yscythe. and 2 iasge
portion mare may easily DC made. Any per.
son Inclined 10 purchase may know: ing tsrsns
Ly application 20 Mr. AJohS DuLsx, afiIeinsne
TIC SAID far,p, or tbs sabsefiOsF pn tue prs s.
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