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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06
w6sf4fNG rON7cfgY, Jan. 81.

1t is with surpriz only equalled by our
indignation, thrt we pcruse the uafounded
statements. with which too many of the pa
pers TEEN, of the defenceless state of our
ports and harbours. Were they partially
true, the avidity with which they ara cir
(culatef would expose .Sths patriotism of
ttheirAuthersAto much QnestioD. But when
lrepresenfauon hsgr&htiy untrue are de.
pictedfnesawing colors il, times like these,
when thesiajostice offoreisn powers leaves
US nothing to hope from their forbeerancc,
such conduct becomes highly criminal, and
calls for marked apprehension,
The truth is, that most of the works con.
tempiated East of Eew.York are either
finished, or nearly finished, and in respec-
table condition for defence. Those in the
harbor OF New York, being on an unusual.
~ large scale. have progressed more slow !.
W thap the rest. But as the funds are suf.
hciens they Will as soon as the season
admie, be prosecuted with new vigor. The
propet departments have not been inactive
even inAthe dead of winter. On the con.
trary cannon are constantly casting and IN
state ot transportation, Carriages and ina.
piements are making, contracts for powder
and ball IN execution, and ammunit ion of
every description pre- pariog. Snail arms
are ready In abundance, and the prepare
ticns for war, should it eventually become
inevitable, may be affirmed to be in greater
forwardDess than they have been at any
antecedent period since the first settlement
of the country.
MAT InfelI;oenca,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06
Just published and for sale az
this Office

TIE Gen.lemen's Book, contains an alma
nae, ruled pages for memorandums, cash &c,
count, Sc government Of he u. S. exGcutiv,.
legislature and Judiciary, federal courts Of la y,
departments Of the federal government ter
ritoral goyerhnentk, patents, ministers. con
suls, &c, te-Rnd from foreign ustions, Complete
list Of the amy and navy, marine corps, navy
marine corps, navy yard a. Washington, VA
force of the U. $. and vessels in commission,
post Office, progress Of po.t ofF,e establish .
ment, COINS OF the " 8. dates and Dr. wbscks.
officers Of the customs, light houses, sevgrsl
useful tables.
The Ladies Book contains beaGtim IN.
craving and description oil The falls Of Ma.
CARA, an almanac, ruled PAGES for menoran
5ums. observations, cash accounts, &c q VAR.
ETY. of pieces Of select poetry. ne " and colebra.
ted songs, marketing and other useful tablesf
Moves ber %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

We are informed by a gentleman
who left Jamaica, about 25 days STAGE,
that Brswn, the Collector at New Or
leans, on his arrival at Jamaica, mad
disposed of the So Gle he mad carried
off with him, Tor bills on England, aud
that he had left that island with his
booty, on board Weasel Bound for En-
gland. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

The disgusting attention paid by the An
glo.fcderalists of this city, however morti .
tying to every friend of American honor and
independence is operating greatly to the
advantage of the republican party * cause.
Thc doubtful are convinced of tho exis
tence of British faction IL the midst Of
US f; the waverins federaiist, perceiving the
length TO which so m any of his party will
go shrinks from the unworthy pursuit, and
joins the republican ranks and the repub.
leans. indignant at the atrocity OF so gross.
ly nightingale nation, and the demonstra-
ton lot RAJ corous hostility IN these British
par0san forget all minor considerations,
and Nit iR In ardent devotion to the sup
port IF odr&puntry Thu. 10 good deri.
we'd from evil, and the disgracetil conduct
of British partisans productive of advan.
tage to the American publlc. ID.
-+-
&c Patriotism Used to be defined file 1coe Of
ones counsry."-But, in The federal. vocabulary
of modern times, it denotes hatred of one,
country, andiove of Bri,ain. When the vel
fare and honor of The u. S. required an en-.
barge, which should have been rigidly enfor.
ced, the federaIists called towa-meetings to
eountenance and recommend its smuggling vi
o'ations (which meetings were s,y.ed highly
patriotic" Whenever The exigenc:es of our
country cAli for legislative acts, win ich also re-.
quire the cooperation of the people, "fede
raj patriotisR" is always ready to embaTass,
and il possible to prevent their operation, To
defend the British Orders in Council, is spa
triotic" To say that England has a right to
seal from their friends and county four or five
thoushnd, of sour honest seamen. aud no d
them3n Eotse than Egyptian bondage is also
vastlys pStfio,ic." And, TO defend the con.
duct of Beskeley and his British masters in
the wan,on, barbarous, and cool-blsoded mas.
sacre of the Chesapeake's crew, is arriving ut
at the acme of political perfection, the very
pinnacle of pattiotism."
Fellow Citizens III This is the patriotism you
admire. you may immediately fall into the
ranks Of the eulogists of Jackson, and assist
him and his followers in their attempts upon
your indepcndence=You may also, at the next
spring election, vote for Mr Core, who had
the unheard-of i" patriotism" to decline sesing
on the committee for reproba,ing the murder
OF our citizens within our own. waters; thus
tacitiy giving the British to understand that he
did not disapproye of their conduct in that sa.
wage transaetipn. Bos,. Chron
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

The femcoat-grea'. coaf is quite the rage
among eur young bucks. When this artir
Gle of'dress first came into vogue, New :
Hampshire wag asserted that IL was the
result of the Tee faiionis the ladies h al
been long striving TO wear Inc breaches
Quexpressibles we mean, pretty hrattiers
and our young men by way OF giving a
" Rowland for an Oliver" nad m ~ nte d
the petticeA upon their shoulders.-Tick-
Ter. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
ON TUESDAY the 27th of this month, at
~ the house 1t present occupy, at IL
Dclock, a large quantity Of BEDS and "a
ther FURNI CURE. a Wagon equal la
point of strength 70 any ever built in Virgil
MIA with full set of gear, some tools, SOMA
horses, six or seven Thousand weigut II
choice salt petre'd Bacon, likely youGk
Negro Woman, regularly brought up %
house business -anone in Rich mond wiH sur.
pass her as Pa.1ry Cook, washing, Ir,n.
ing, or in short any thing IN the nonse line,
Terms of sale ninety dsys for ell sums a.
Dove SO dollars with approved endorsed
notes at the Virginia Bank. The reason of
the above sale is IN consequence OF my re-.
moving on or about the frsI of April to Wi.
iiamsburg.
A. JOHN P. SHIELDS.
February 9Th, 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06
NOW OR NEVER!
The celebrated Mechanism, called the
MtCROCOSM,

MtCROCOsM,
Is now exhibited for few days longer, in
a large chamber next to the Post Office,
from O'Clock in the morning, till a. the
evening.
The proprietor, most grateful kthe Ia
dies and gentlemen Of Richmond, for the
favor oftheir visits, is now soliciting the
patronage OF those who have not had the
oppogtu itYs TO see this most ingenious
pIeef got RoFkmanship, which has also
besA ts Il Narration of every spectator.
Descrfh3oa in the hand.bills.
Adm ttznce IS cent; only.
UeSmoaking segars is not slowed When
ladies are IN the room.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06
WILLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE e,

Ja1af, 1910
At a meetiag os the Presi4 I'd Pro.
fessors, that FRANcB
LY, CARY BARaAuD, and GsQASVAsa.
AN. having been concerned ~ duelhng.
the two first as principals, and the lattei
as second 70 one of them, be, and here
ny are sior ever expelled from this Col.
rge.
Signed
J. MADISON. President.
a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

led inv0. DO youbr We tie government
md den the people Beware in season.
Are way Copenhagen id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-06

hngIo.federalist vt n. York Jackson j.
Sitrsl Recohect that you are not unknown
or unnotlced. Wh'le American federa p
&isis disavow your couduc;, and wash their
nds Of its consequences, remember that
Ne spirit of our injured people cannot shun
their ears and their eyes to your high ham
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
~ Auf6orley.
AN ACT

For the relief of William Eaynham.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

AoI l.e icilci Oh w Imam EaVnham.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Iof Representatives Of the United States
|of America, in Congress Ass.e mhled
That the Secretary Of the Treasury
cause to be paid to William Baynham
out ofthe monies appropriated for the
payment of the interest of the public
debt, the interest accrued from the
first of October, one thousand eight
snndred and nine, to the Thirty first
day of December of the same wear, on
two certificates of exchanged six per
cent stock, ,he principal whereof a.
mounted ten thousand six hundred
ana thirteen dollars and rinety- seven
cents; which certificate having been
srroneously numbered by the late
commissioner of loans of Virginia,
though advertised tor reimburse ment
by their real permanent numbers on
The first day of October last; were not
by reason Of the error Aforesaid REIN.
buHed until the first day OF January.
T. B. VARNUM,
Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
senta,iyes.
JOHN OAKLAND.
President OF the Senate pro-tempore.
April 20, 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
L O R E L G N.
S u M M A RY.


From Altoona papers received at the
Office of the Baltimore Wing, b,
the arrival of the ship George and
albert, in so days from 1onnin-
gen.
BY an article from Amsterdam, da-
ted March II, it appears that Holland
IS to remain g distinct nation-howe.
yer there is tn he total change in its
ministry.---A new one is to be form.
ed, consisting partly of Frenchmep.
Bya proclamation of Jerome Bona
parte, dated Cassel, March I, Hano-
yer is taken possession OF by his
Westphalian majesty, as an intesral
part OF his kiegdom.
We learn in an article from Got
ten5urg, by way Of Copenhagen, da-
Ted March 3, that an American vessel
in. Gottenburg roads, after having dis
charged her cargo of salt, had acci-
deptaily caught fire and burnt down
to the waters edge--the other ship.
ping in harbor were 10 imminent dan.
ger, but proviGen;ially escaped.
IN Amsterdam article of March
II, states, that Copenhagen Jackson.
by news from America, las been
wounded in duel,
An English frigate had taken two
briggs on the coast Of Norway, and car
RED them into Gottenburg roads, but
were ordered Of.
1t was rumored at Vienna on the
10th March, that the arch-duke 10.
seph, waste be king of Poland. The
|arrearages of the late contributions OF
Austria, have been RENTED 70 the EN-.
peror by Bonaparte.
South Tyrol is to be annexed to the
kingdom of I:aly. General Alright
duke of Padua, and relative of Ma.
poleon, it is rumoured, will be marri-
cd to the Princess Louisa Charlotte
OF Ssxory. She was born June 28th
1894.
The Dutch funds on The 9th Marcel
had arisen from 2 1-2 to "a per cent
at Amsterdam.
An alliance between France, Aus
trla anu SWcuen is saiu 10 be about u
take place, in order to draw closer
comes ion of the continental confede.
rac,. Pomerania, it is said, will be
restored to Sweden.
Hannah and Fulda arc TO be annex
cd to ;he Grand duchy OF Frankfort
| he Bavsrian army is to be put on tn,
peace establishments.
In January last tho Turks were sale
70 be raising new army OF 10000
men. The Russians, as reported
had advanced towards Silistria anc
srrieTgIewo.
TIE nareh Of the arch duchess Ma
ia Louisa from Vienna 70 Paris ha.
'eea in a atjle Of unusual n.agnis
scnce. The mock oeremonials wer,
pc, formed at Vienna in The secenc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

fuckers B'acksone Hening's Statutes a,
Constitutions of the u. Large. vol. 1s.-
States publi,h;ny NV srr
Nubtia IN search CT scrptio1
Husband Burk's History of Vir.
Walkers Pronouncing ginia, in 3 vols.
Diction'ry Marshairs Life OF Gen
DITTO 90. ahridged Washington
Thaddeus of Warsaw looks Diversions oi
Blah's Lectures P,irley
Washington's Reports Burl.,s Edmund,
Bonnycass'e's Algebra Works
Historical G anmar Anacharsi.' Travels
Thomsop's sessons---a Ram.ay,s Life of
cheS7 edition for the Warrington
use OF schools n Morse's Geography, 6
Cilbertss Law of Evil { vols.
denee Do Gazetteer, vols.
ouraer village SER Commercial sD.c,ioas
Iohn,on's- tpocke,) lFisber Ames wosk,
Dictionary IN ai;nil Nautilus on PopulatIon
ture Ceie5s
jones's Sheridan's Die, M.E~en on he Tyres
'.onarv clsines of sfaftns r
Uals i've History, in lie s' 4 Fox
vols. tran lated from E.oisa
the Freneh Of AZ. Franklin = lie
fnquetii 0v;is act Of Love
Nussess history of zimmerman on Sol
Modern europe tude
MILITARY Tutor Simpsons Pea
debates in 'he Virsi- Geographical Comp
MIA Convention la,ion
Abaelino, The Bravo OF Don Sebas,isn
venice Fashionshie,Tales
.-iSernon Sidney on go Cavalry Tactics
ve,nment Sword Exe,cise
American Annual Re- London Dis,ec,or.
gisier, S vols 9Th WANDERING Ph,,an-
vel jast received khrop,sr
Kew ell Code of Viz Chaponc's Works
gira Laws, vols. Life of Newton
6'aokstone's Co1rnen- Whe.p ey's Historical
taries, with Christi Comp:sd
an'snotes-a neat Ell
di,ion in 4yols.
b. Subscriptions received for HENING,s
NEW viRcINIa. JUSTICE I'M.
PROVED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

Penifenfiary Store.

'HE subscriber, Ageut for ,he Penitentiar,
l. oilers for sale the following articles, the ma
nutaesure ofthasinssitu,ion. At very low prlees a
wholesale and retait.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Ran away from the subscriber
on the night of the first Of
April last,
Two Negro Men.

One by the name of Dick. well known in Rich
noud by the name Of Dick Coley. Ipurchased
him Of Mr.. John Taylor B,ass Founder) Of
Richmond he ID on Wien he left me home.
spua cica,hing, b no d. 6bl will change them i;
ne is alb ut forty Aea-s/ dd, has lost the g,eat.
er part of his 'os, Iali,tle grey. h.. wife
as have been told q a Mrs. Lewis, abou,
generally i. Iurkiy aS(pt ! he has also old me ne
he had some 2luaint eecs in King William
county, wherdie may ) occa.ionsllyi has
brother calle John Colley, belonging % Mr..
Foste-, who owns the Rope wax.
The Other is by the name of J>c,b. sbou,
twenty five years old ne has lost three teeth GU,
OF his upper jaw before, which causes him 20
speak a little thick--hs has rather down look
~hsn.spoten to, and speaks quick and bud he
had the same kind of cloathiug. purchased Ia.
cob from MIR Damc,on Of Northumberland
county, ia the year 1902 or 1903. will give
the above reward, if the above negroes shall be
secures IN Any jail so tina, get them, or 8 IS
for eiiber. I forwarn all Masters, ofyesseIs or
Others from carrying said negroes crt of The
state or harboring them i, any w.y whatever.
James Yancey,
ND IF the above negroes should be appre
hendfd IL is requested thar : letter sloud be
forwarded TO Caswcll Court House, n Carolina
TO the Subscriber JY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

Broad andnarrow Axes, Ifatchsts, Hoes Plough.
Shares and Couiters, Hinges, Wedges, Ham.
ners, Tenders, Traces. Strctchers, and OK
Chairs ;---Bridie,, Collars, Halters, Braces.
: Sufcinsics. Back Bands. Belly Bands, Breeeh
Ing, Ere Buckets. CSC. t1c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
B looks

FOR SALE AT S. PLEAsANrs' PRINT :
ING OFFICE:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
NEW MEDICiNE hTORE-

NEW MEDICINE STORE
THE Subscribers have recently tatcn store,
near ,.,e Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Shelton's. where they offer for sale
, very general as,ortnent of Drugs q IdE-
EiClNES; few Of which arc c,umerated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, g
Ditto plain y s.
Suwarrows, g z
Half Boots, S
Mems calf skin shoes lined * bound 1os62,
Do. side leather, 7s6 %
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 s.
Womens leather shoes, thick so.es, 7s6
DO do thin, Go ESQ
Do do slips,
Do Morocco do. esq
DO do. ties, 7.6
Girls leather shoes, 4so
boys 90. 4s6 Is
Any of the above articles made to order
left at the Penitentiary Store, secosd door
above the Eagle Tavern. II. BURR
Richmond. March %, 1902
9th July, 1869 =.rhe price of Wrought
Na,is IS raised half a cent per pound, by
order Of the EXECUTIVE
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
FLORIZEL

Was bred by the Duke Of Bedford. and imported
by MIR. Heen-heis is remarkab for bis strength,
figure and activity, 8 hands high, beautiful
dapple bay, and is we'll known to be equal, if no,
superior. to any horse upon tic peninsula.
FLOPiZFL was got by the noted Florizcl,
out of brow mare by Alfred his grand-dsm
Fairy Queen, by Young Cade; his great grand
dam was Black Eyes, by Crab, cut of War'ike
Galloway, by Snake; 1t is thought unnecessary
to say more, as he and his coils will show for
themselves. A more particular account may be
had by applying TO the subscriber.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
TIT Good pasture will be provided for mares.
at so cents per week--but accidents and escapes
mus. be at the risk of the owners. The groom
is a regular bred Farrer, and offers his services
to those who may think proper to call upon him
in tina, way.
April IL, 1910. 9s
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
Wilmington College.

TgVHE TruRees fthe Wilmington College.
3 take plealure in announcing to a liberal
public, that the Latin department of this infi-
tnton is permanently eifab!iihed under the
immediate care Of Mr.. Jofeph Downing, who
will alGo teach the higher branches of Mathe-
maticks. The healthy situation of Whining
ron, its character for morality, the goodnefs
of markets, and cheapneis of boarding COM
bined with the we'll ehabdlhed reputat ion of
MIR. Downing as 6lecef iul teacher, all concur
rorecommend 70 This !eminary 10 the attention Of
parents and guardians, to Whole care he edn-
cation and Improvement of Youth may be en-
trnq d---the trutees inform the public with
equal confidence .hat the Englih fchool is in a
fourif,ng fate under the luperintendance of
MIR. E K. Dare-and The young ladies der art
men' is again permanently revived under ,hs
pare of the Rev. MIR, Henderion whole rcfpec-
liability and acknowledged merit are fire
pledge of his difpoliiion and ability to improve
the young ladies committed to his care.
-. ROBT. HAMILTON, } =
6. 'Ts' EBt.N. A. SMITH, C
JOHN RUMSAY.
WILLIAM PRYCE &
April 4, 1910. '...
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
Whitehall Farm.

st. Georges Hundred. Nrzo. Caste County,
and state Of Deiaayare.
ME subscriber offers at private sale, the
Il. above farm, with the valuable marsh there
to belonging, situate upon the St. Augustine and
Silver Run creeks, making in the whole $50
acres.
For fertility ofso, beauty Of situation. elegance
ofImprovement, and healthincss, this farm stants
unrivalled in thus state. 1t lies miles from the
waters the Chesapeake, from the river Dela,
ware, from Cantwell's Bridge, ls miles f,om
w ilmington, (and near the state read leading to
IT'D and in the vicinity of the village known BY
the name of the Trap. 1t has been cultivated
tor eighteen years past upon the clover and plais-
ter plan, and for that period 60 or 70 acres Of
clover have been moved annually.
Those who are inclined to purchase NAV. By
applying on the farm, view the premises, and
know the terms either by applying to himself or
his son William c. Frazer, residing at New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
White Hall Farm, April II, 1910. If
IL the farm is not sold at private sale, i, will be
sold on the premises an Friday the first day of
june IT will command annually 10 certainty
trc~ loooto 9oO dollars. w. r.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
WILLIAM FRAZER.
n Vendue of Moveablcs-also Of
REAL E.STATE

w ILL be sold, on the l4th day Of April,
Wv inst. at the late dwelling house of Jesse
Higgins, in Red Lion Hundred,
All his moveables left among which
are valuable Horses, four choice Cows with
peung Calves, Hogs tina. will weigh 4oOlbs each
at killing time variety Of Farming, Hous-
hold and Kitchen utensils, Wheat in the ground,
and large quantity superior Bacon.
Ills Damascus Property, with the
Mills, just neatly repaired and put in complete
ORDER will be sold, on the 3oth day Of June, at
Public Sale, on the premises, unless sold at pri.
vate sale before that time. ~.
ibis property is an object, and may be had a
great bargain, on easy terms.
ANTHONY HIGCINGS,
Apnl7 T. 3 Agent.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11

From Sou,h America we have advices that the re-
beon in Suito has subsidized and the three different
parties viz the nasves the French party. and the Fer
dinand vIps had united, and public tranquility per-
fecty restored. This information is communicated
by character of high standing, named Antonio Anney
with string of titles as langs my tall" and ofic-
ally published at Santa Fee and Carhagena, and at
the HAVANA.
On the subject matter of the most gracious speech
Of his Britannia majesty, published in this days "a
zete we shall forbear further comment than to briefly
notice that in the article relative to Mr. Jackson's
conduct, the lie direct is plumpy given to most
of the federal editors under the Jacksohan influence
SO far from "approving his conduct" as we were
told to believe, his majesty is taught to say, that he
" sincerely regrets this event. and as the Americans
are desirous of maintaining friendly relationship
wishes to meet them with corresponding aispostion
By this assertion of their en,psyu-it would seem as
how the federal editors, by hook or by crook have
05e pyo,pccs before us We have information from
source which we cannot doubt, that under the auspi
Gle. of Mr. Bayard and other gentlemen of high feder-
al standing in and this place. Press is shortly
70 be removed from the interior of Pennsylvania, to
his borough. For the purpose of publishing federal
4apey amongst u.s. Desperation is the last effort of
physical and oliticalnsanity. 9aem Deus puit per-
dere fsrius aernentaf.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
Si!.s.v.ARn ACADEMY.

\ Semi-aonnas examination at she stu.
1 \ den,s o. TIE r,'ew- ark Academy, will
take place In New. Ark. on Thursday the
Goth inst. The parent, and guardians of
the pupils, and friends Of the institntion are
invited to attend. by order of the board
of trustees. i.R. BLACK, Sec.
April II, 1910. At
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
FZcy.szeJ.

HfH stand the ensaiag season, co rmenciag from
Me date Ae"egf, and closing khoa tie IAN DAY
0 Jaly neat, en,ui1g:-
At the following p!aces.-yiz.
a / the stable Of Mr.. Paul MsGinn's, at the
~ sign OF the Spread Eagle, in Marker ST.
Wilmington, from the date hereof, until Monday
the 9th inst. he will then be rcmoted to White
Hall Farm, now in the tenure of Mr. John
Erwin, n St. Georges hundred, and county Of
New Castle, and lately the residence of the sub
scriber, where he will remain for one week, and
so on alternately for one week at each place
throughout the season. The prices arc as herein
enninerates-ten dollars for the season if paid by
the ! 9Th day of July, if after thar PERIOD l2
dollars will be demandet--six dollars the single
l:al,-sixteen dollars to ensure with foa. and rs
cents to the groom. Payments are to be made
to the subscriber, or to his awfuapponret agent,
at each stand.