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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

Resolved, Tslias:t the prss;Jshi of the u.
States be requested to cause to oe laid be-
fore the Senate all the documents, papers
or other evidences in his possession re:a-
ting to the title of the .Unitsd States to the
territory South of the Mississippi Tertito-
Try and Eastward of the RIVER Mississippi
to the RIVER Perdido, and to the boundaries
of the said territory.
The Yeas and Nays on this question
stood thus:
Yeas-Messrs. Dana, Goodrich, Horsey.
Lambert, Lloyd, Matthewson and Picker
ing.
| Clay Condt, Crawford, Cults, Fraakl n,
fGa,iIard, Leib, Pope, Smith, (Md.} Smith
ElN. Y. and Tait-l3.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

Mr.. Macon said his Object was to pre-
vent members Of Congress from Great
ing places for vhemseiv,s when about
to retire from the legi lature, Offices
could be as well filed by. men out of
Cong Das by those In II. If persons
could be TAKEN from Congress at the
heel Ola session, and.appointed toaex-
.ecutive ohcrs, where was the boosted
independence Of the different branches
ofgovernment? He could NOT consent
to strike out that part of his amend
ment, as he was anxious to preserve
the entire purify of the legislature. It
had been. a source of great morti6cati-
on to him to see all appointments of
conse quence taken from among the
members of Congress. He did not
wish to mention names, but the thing
was notorious and IF not checked In
time, itImight become serious evil.
MIR. Boyd thought the amendment
would be going too far, as it might de-
'prive respectable citizens of their
rights. He was opposed to meddling
so much with the constitutions. Every
year, every, day, every. hour, some man
was crying out, &c Come let US alter the
constitutions" This thing might be
carried to such a length that at last the
people of the United States, would not
know whether they had constitution
or not. ~ -, 81.
MIR. Burweh thought such an amends
ment would convince the people & the
world, that members of Congress were
not influenced in their conduct by any
improper motives, especially in the ca
ses of presidontiaielection. He called
the attention of the house to the British
government, where man of the most
contemplate talents might be taken
from the minority Of parliament, and
suddenly elevated to the post of prime
minister, who would nevertheless COM
mand majorities in parliament, the
cause of which must be obvious.-i.
was of great'importance that such evil
should be guarded against here. If
the amendment was objectionable a,
all, it did not go far-eaough.
Mr.. Rhea againoFposea the aaaend-
ment at some length after which Mr..
Smile moved thatthe committee of the
whole risereport progress, sS-ask leave
to SIT 'agein, ior'the purpose of further
deliberatiou on the'subject. This mo.
ton was lost, Yeas SO, Nays So. The
question wasthen taken on MIR. Rhea's
motion 10 strike out parts Of the a..
EnendmenD and lost, Yeas II.
Mr.. Bacon suggested several verbal
alterations which nightbe made to the
amendment, and for that parpese IabN-
ed that the committee ofthr whole rise
and report progress, which wa. agreed
to-; alter which, on molten OF Mr..
Shetfey, the committee of tke whole
was discharged from the further con-
sideraricn of the amendment, and. it
was recommitted TO select commit
zee OF 1--WE NE iabers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
General Wilkinson.

Mr.. Pearson has again introduced
the subject of enquiring into the con.
duct of this officer, relative to the va
rious pointsrof accusation--anda com.
mittee is appointed with power ito
send for persons andpapers.-Onmo-
ton of Mr.. Troup, the General Is to
be notified of the time and place of
the commit.ee's sitting, and to be
heard in his defence.
The following gentlemen compose
Subcommittee appointed in pursuance
of this resolution: Messrs. Trcup,
Bacon, Sage, Wilson, and Breeken-
ridge. t
Mr. Troup has been excused by
the House from serving on this com.
mittee on account Of the precarious
state of his health.
Mr.. Eppes, Iron, t'eNcommittee of
Ways and Means, reported bill for
supplying the deficiency in the appro-
Driation for the year 1910, for the re-
lief ofthe distressed American searnen
in foreign countries.
He also reported from the same
committee, bill to continue in force
the first section Of an act to protect
the ccE1merce and seamen of the u.
States against the Bsrbary powers
these bills were twice read and refer
red to a committee. of.the whole.
Mr.. cove moved for leave and in
frodeced the following resolutions
Resolveds Thar the secretary of the
treasury be directed to lay before. this
house information, 1st of the amount
of debts dae from individuals aad DO.
dies cerporatcSto the Bank of the II,
States, Distinguishing the amount due
by bond, mortgage, or other speciality,
from thst payabieb by notes, bills of ex.
change or. other suretynot under seal,
to the said bank and its bran ches, and
what portion of said debts are consi-
dered as standing accom- to
The customers OF said bank and its
branches. I'd. o. the amount of the
notes OF the said bank and It's branches
now in circulation. Sd. Whether the
revenue of the United States, or what
portion OF 1t, are ordered to be depo-
SIZED in the said bank aud its branch
es: Whether any portion Of it is or.
dered to be deposited in other, and if
SO what other banks--and what will
be the probable amount of deposits in
favor OF the United States, in any of
the said banks or their branches and
which of them, on the, FIRST day of
March, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesday, lee. lS.

Mr.. Findley presented the memo
rial of the Presid, mt and Directors of
the Bank of the United States, pray.
ing renewal Of its .cha.ten-Refer.
red-to a select committee composed of
the following gentlemcn,: Mcssrs.
Bar~.ll, Findley, Souihard, Mtchill,
Franklin, Butler, ]. C.. Chamberlain,
w. Chamberlain, Mos ley, N. r.
Moore, Miller, Smell, Johnson, Nor.
row, Jackson, Garnet, and Po;ndex-
ter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

proofs necessary to establish the vail
dity OF their respective claims.
In compliance with promise which
we made some days ago, we have the
pleasure OF laying before our readers
the following statement, the correct
ness of which NAV be relied on, re-
specting the title OF the United States
to the territory east of the river Perdi-
do, in the territory heretofore general
ly called West Florida. The state
meDt is extracted from document
published under the authority of an
act OF congress-, passed attheir last ses.
sion, which directed collation. and
arrangement of the laws, treaties add
other documents relating to the Pub
lie Lands.
"The u. States by the treaty of
1903 with France acquired Louisiana
without any direct definition of its
boundaries, but as fully and in the same
manner as it had been acquired by
France from Spain in virtue of the
treaty Of St. Ildeeonso of the fst of
october, 1900. BY this treaty Spain
had retroceded Louisiana to Fir nee
/" with the same extent that it then
had in the hands of Spain, and that it
had when France possessed it & such
as it should be after the treaties subse-
quently entered into between Spain and
other states"
by the grant Of Louis the Four
teen;h to Crozat, dated 4;h Septsm-
Der 1912, all the country drained By
the waters empying directly or indi-
rectly into the Mississippi, IS include
within the boundaries ct Louisiana.
The discovery of that river by the
French, the general principles adopted
by the European nations in relation to
the rights CT discovery, The publicity
OF the gram, and the long aeqviesoence
of Spain, establish the claim Cf,he u.
States to that extent. Bar the west
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
SAruRp.AY, Dec %:

On motion, Resolved, That the
Members of this House, in testimony
of their respect for the. memory of
William Terry, esq. late one of the
Delegates for the county of Halifax
who departed this life last night, will
wear badge of mourning on the left
arm Tor one month and that they
will attend his funeral on this day at
two O'Clock.
Z Ordered, That committee be an
for the purpose of making the
necessary arrangements for the interr-
ment OF the said William Terry, pur-
suant to the said resolution, and that
Messrs Wyatt, Stevenson, Coleman
LOT Pittsylvanial and Blackburne, be APP
pointed a committee for that purpose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

remain thirteen years without prose-
cution, and in the mean time the de-
iinquent deputy was permitted TO re-.
move out of the common~ealth, car
lying with him suaiciency of proper
~ to have satisfied any demand of the
against him.
The; said resolutions being several.
ly read a second time, were agreed to
by the House.
Ordered, That bills be brought in
pursuant 10 the said resolutions, and
that the Committee for Courts of
Justice do prepare and bring in the
same.
: The House resumed the considera-
ton of the amendment proposed to
1.-The resolution Of the Committee of
Privileges and Elections, in the case
Iof John M.Keon, one of the delegates
from the county of Lee;
The said amendment is in the fol-
lowing words;
Itis nevertheless proven to the sa-
ltisfaction of your committee, that the
said John Nixon has been guilty. OF
conduct grossly immoral, disgraceful
and highly reprehensible, and assuch,
unworthy the character of a represen-
Itative of the people
Resolved, therefore, That the said
John MsKeonsbe ex, ellcd this House.
And the question being put on a
1greeing to the said amendment, it pas
sed in the afirmative.-Ayes 1o2-
Noes SIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
WASHINGTON Cry, Dee. %.
.Dera.tm Al az State,

December Fl, 1910.
Persons interestedin American pro-
perty, captured by Dan sh cruizers, &
detained in the ports of Denmark and
Norway, are requested to transmit 10
this Department, without delay, the
proofs necessary to establish The vail
dity OF their respective claims.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Valuable Land for Sale.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust, of record
ID in Goochland court, executed BY Gil.
deon Massie, and Susanna his wife 10
Thomas Bentford. Warner Lewig and
William G. Poindexter, to sesfse 4he
payment of seveyal sums q Mono hMfe-
IN specified, and Nptendef to be Secured,
due to Elijah May WHL BE sQLp on
The premises, to Tho Highest biz hek for
ready money, on the twenty niqfh Lay OF
September next, one} fRACT orSPAR
Gel of LAND, Iylg the county OF
Goochland, on the tile Byrd Creek, adj.
joining the LANDS Of Thomas Miller,
George Toler, James Scruggs and Viii.
ham George, containing six hundred
acres, be the same more or less. 1t is
believed that the title to this land is indis
pu,able. but aching as a trustee, i shall
convey only such tile as vested in me b.
virtue of SAID deed Of trust.
William @. Poindexter.s :,
August 24th, 1910. tide
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
WOoIscARDING..

HE Public are respectfully informed,
\ that there is now in ope rAriea at
Watkins's Mills in Goochland e6u1ty, Va
bout three miles above Johnso4s StisEi q
MACHINE for CARDlNG WON Tito
ROLLS.-The price for cakdine Is Blk
pence per ID. Those sending Neol sQthis
Machine are requested to have it cfeaned
OF trash and creased at about the propor-
ton OF one pound of lard TO every twelve
pounds of wool.
Gov hlabd, Aug 90, 1910. stw.p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Description ho7o to set the Scre70 Nils
to work in GriSt Mills, or to work
them by hand.

THE perpendicular Screw Mill stands
right on the Mill Stones and is at
tsched 10 the cock head of the spindle of
a mill stone by spindle made of wrought
Iron. cou pied to the lower end Of the
Screw. The Hopper is let into two pie
ces of timber. these two pieces are screw.
ed to the sides of two poss one each side
the stones, the Hopper is also screwed
down 10 the side pieces that embrace it.
you must know that the stones run the
right way to snit the Screw.
The horizontal Screw Mill is set be-
TIVE en- Two pieces one on each side of two
pos,s-Screws go through these pieces, and
thr cueh the Screw Mill Hopper, with four
screw bolts TO hold it firm to its place
this Screw in Grist Mill must have ats
motion, by whees from the end of the
screw, and may stand aoy direction fran
tae stones above as convenient. Thehroken
Corn & Cobb, or plais,egs may be conveyed
i'm a spout to the stones 10 grind to Any
fneness. wanted for stock, Disabling or MAJ.
nure. This Screw may be put in motion
by a hand break, and hy wheel of wood
about feet diameter. let OH the end of
the Screw, which wall enable one person
to break the substances as steel uominy
Mills so wanted at any plantation destitute
of water works. or IT may nave motion by
one Horse, or by an Ok at small ex-
pense.
hope the public will receive considera-
Die advantages by tn utility of these Ma
chimes, which will highly crafty their
- Most OBJ. and
very Humble Servt.
John Moody.
Richmond, Sept. 17th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Gun Powder,
Valuable Land for Sale

RY virtue of deed Of trust of record
in Goochland court, execu ed by Gil
deon Massie to Benjamin Anderson, John
s. Lee, and George Woodson Payne.
WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder
for ready Money, on the premises, on
the twenty nin,lNaay ofsSeyhember next,
one TRACT or MARCEL of LAND,
iyiogin the county oNEo6chland ss hereon
the said Gideon Mas3 now lief con-
tanning by es.ima,iofA bundled acres
or SO much of sai4tracN las will be suffi-
ciens to pay the Sum of even hundred
and ten dollars End eighty three cents,
siIh lawful interest thereon from the
solh day of ESTUARY 1908, due to Angus.
lin Bailey, assignee of Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, andlhe
expenses of recording said deed, and fas,s
rying the same into effect. II is believed
that the title to this land is indispulable,
but aching as a trustee, shall convey
only such tile as vested in me by virtue
Of said deed of trust.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 20 h, 1910. IT d e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Tract Land,

Tract Of Land,
Lying in the county of Prince Edward. on
the waters of Spring Greek, containing
$40 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any gay to suit purcha.
sers. A small part ot1ke purchase money
willDhe required in hand, and the balance
n three equal annual payments; bonds with
approved security aud deed of trust ep..
on the land TO ensure punctual payment,
viii also be required. Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenth day Of Deem.
Der next, Il fair, il not, the nesH 9sk day !,
at the above mentioned place, - &-Hkely
NEGROES as any in Virginia, cons sting
of males and females, Of all ages ard des-
criptions. Among tbem blacksmith, who
is yonng and healtly--.a wheelwright==-a
good cooper and carpenter, Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the bai..
ance TO be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with snexceptionable security TO bear ints4
rest from the date, il not bpnctualIy paid,
will be required, aud eight per cent per
apnum will be deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
Of the above properly is effected as may
be convenient for them TO apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st, 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

Letter from w Lam.
bert, Esq of Wash.
irgton city, on the
great and aunular
eclipse of the sun,
which will take
place on the 18th
Sept 1S11-particu.
larry as seen at
Richmond and its
vicinity.
An ingenious essay on
the substance of the
Sun---Ditto on
the Moon, Sc.
from the Critical
Review. i.
The common Lot-a
Poem.
Account of a new in.
vention for Distil..
ling, by p Arring-
tim Of North Caro-
lima.
An accoun, Of a new.
ly invented Domes.
tic Spinner with
six spindles, which
will do as much
work 10 a day as S
or s persons in the
common way made
in Alexandra, price
from 30 to 80 dolls.
and may be mana
ged by a child OF 10
years old.
A remarkable Pro.
phecy, by the late
Rev John Wesley.
Simple cures for the
following diseases
1.-THE greater part
original recipesl
viz. The Group,
Corps, letters, vi.
GERS, Chilblains,
Tooth ache, Ague
and Fever, Rheu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
,N CHANCERY.


-ss,nvaona county court, August 9th, 1910.
Edward Pace and John u. Msgruder,
Pitts.
Charles Hunter and Judith his wife, John
Priddy, Pleasant Bybee and Nlilley his
wife. Joseph Parishy Littlebsrry Prf6dy,
William Priddy, John Gaaberry and
Pa.sey his wife, Bartlett Parish, Nicho-
las nj. Howard & Saiiey his wife, James
Parish. .JohE Perish, William Parish,
,,.- Joseph Parish, jr.rSamuel Parish, 'Opey
Parish audi Polly Parish, an infant, which
Patsev. BARTLETT. Saliey. James, Johu Pa
rish, William Parish, Joseph Parish, ja.
uior, Samuel, Opeys aud Polly, are-Sh,-
dren aht, heirs OF Mary PARISH decd as.
ed, late wife Of the said Josepf P32se,
AN the motion of the plainafA RY heir
~ counsel, the defendant Littieberry
Prddy is assigned Guardian to the infant
defendant, Polly Parish, to defend her in
this suit=e-anri the defendants John Prid6y,
Joseph Parish, William Priddy, John G ad :
berry and Patsey his wife, Bartlett Parish,
Nicholas M Howard and Salley his wife,
lanes Parish, John Parish, William p !,
IRISH, Joseph Parish, jun'r. Samuel Parish
and Opey Parish, not having entered their
appearancc and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules OF
this COURT, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF this court that they are not IN !.
habitants of this coantry--On the further
motion of the plainuffs, 1t Is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here On, the
first day of November Term next, and An.
swer The bill OF the plaintiffs, aud that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the Richmond newspapers, and
continued for two months snccessivelY, and
posted at the frcnt door Of this courthouse.
"a copy.)
!. Undertake, jr. D. c. F. C..
tw8,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

Of Coochland, notice is hereby giyens that
az OSlober Cooch and coun next, the aLeouvt
will proceed 10 division Of the estate on Pow
ell Williams, deed. according law. 81 per-
sons having any claims agliDs, The said estate,
are desired 10 bring tnem forward.
VIM. r. Fleming, Sheriff.
September l7shs 1910. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
NOTICE.

THE Subscriberhas rented and removed
his Counting Room to the large new
Brick Lumberhcuse, near Shockoe Ware. =
house, and lately occupied by Mr.. Jamesf'
G. Anthony. This House is calculated I'd
Store upwards of 500 Hhds Of Tobacco
and several thousand Barrels of Flour
it is situated convenient to the Basin Of
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered with Tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, goth Sept 1910. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
RegtmentuI Orders /!

CRY ofRicbmond, 1st Aug. 1910.
THE Offers of the 10Th Regiment, and
OF the Artillery and Cavairy attached
to laid Regiment are hereby notified and
required TO meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector upon the Capitol squsse, anil
O'clock In the forenoon, on ihe17,h, fAh
and lSta days Of October q@xs, Hefh lie
purpose of oeing instructedE by Sins al.
cording TO law. Each Officer wAll rSorse
prepared with musket and a least thAe
b'ank cartridges on the 17.h andSlayh And
with side arms oriy on the 10Th.
a General Muster Of the 18Th Regiment
VII. take place on the 2Osh OF the same
moth OF Oetobsr, for which purpose the
Oiheers and pfivates OF said Regiment
will parade upon the Capitol square at IL
o'ciock Ia the forenoon OF the day last men.
toned. completely equipped according 70
law.
GEO. WIN, SMITH.
1t, Col, Commandment
ofthe 18th Reg Va. Militia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

matism, Dropsy,s
Bowel complaint,
Pain in the Back,
Piles. Sore Moutl, .
To prevent stone
!. fruit from falling
before it is ripe.
To dye a beautiful
K durable black.
Scale of depreciati
on of paper cur
/. rency, established
by the General
Assembly of Vir-
ginia, Nov. 1882.
Frosty Cellars
Anecdote of an l.
IRISH Soldier in the
American revolu.
tionary war. 3
English Monarchs.
Acting a Pun. .l
Meteorological jour .
nal of a wife's
temper. -
Maxims SC. %
List of civil cfficers
in Virginia, Cow
ernor, Council
lors, Judges of
the Court Of Ap-
peais, High courts
OF Chancery, Gen
eral Court, sc.
Delegates to Gene.
raj Assembly.
Delegates to Con-
gress.
Superior and Coun.
~ Court days in
Virginia.
Dittoin N. Carolina.
This remedy has
been used by a re.
spectacle gentleman
OF Richmond ia. 2 or
3 instances, and al
ways with success.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
xroTIcE TO FARMERS AND NIL.

hrOTICE TO FARMERS AND NIL.
IN LERS is hereby given, that have
just received from Philadelphia, two Of
OLIVER EVANS PA TENTED SCREW
MILLS, a perpendicular and horizontal
form, in cast iron metal o. the hardest tenn
per. / have Car ried the screws to hepub.
Jic armory for the inspection Of gentlemen
farmers and millers VINO desire to use them,
where i can have others cast !or sale. The
Screw Mills of either form will b. sold at
the moderate price of IS Dollars, including
the patent fee of twenty dollars. These
screw mills have been found n6rthwardly,
where they are much in use, to be a very
profitable machine, to farmers in breaking
the CORR and cobb together, to enable their
stock to consume the whole substance with
ease and benefit. 1t has been ascertained
tina, two barrels OF corn and cobb broken
r'gether by these screws. are fully equal to
three barrels given in the usual way.
Also, for breaking Plaster of Paris in small
Jumps Tor grinding in mills for manure 5
Also, those who are in the habit Of distil-
ling spirits, may extract an additionalquan-
tity from corn and cobb broken together,
It must be acknowledged by all, that stock
would not eat the cobb by degrees as they
gene rally do, were it not for the nourisha
mept they receive frou it. The screws may
be put IN motion from mill at small ex.
pense, aud farmers may give them motion
by crank similar to a gr ndstone, The
patentee of these screws has authorised me,
his agent, to make such alterations in the
CONSTRUCTIONS as TO grind small hominy,
but thes& alterations must not affect the two
grand principles of the invention, Having
had some experience of mill operations, 1
will Choose boiling cloths for miiiers the
best in this market. The public may be
assured i will serve them with pleasure,
and hope to share their commands, which
viii be punctuaiIy attended TO by their most
sbedient,
JOHN MOODY, Agent
for Oliver Evsns in Virginia aud all the
Southern States.
Richmond, August 22d, 1910, w6t
| we, ws&,e names r. hereto subscribed.
have exam$ped and inspected two Screw
Mills. or Corn nd Plaster breakers,
said to be inAentef by MIR. Oliver Evans,
| of Ph;ladelphA. Ent to the care of Mr..
John Moody of vs. City, and according to
our opinions weSthiok these Macniurs WI
answer the pue4@es intended vyTy Yell-f
and be useful the public al I'VE free
| Iy recommen4 theA.
GEA. WM.SMHH,
mo STAPLES.
Richmond, Sept. 9TH, 1910.
a. I have got sett of Moulds made
| to cast the perpendicular Screw Gen.
| tie men may be supplied at the Armory
with that kind now, The Moulds for the
| Hor, zoutal Screw will soon be made.
T. MOODY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
NOTICE.

sd HOM4s aLDRIDsg c, Co.. respeafully
- i1infs their friendssnd the public in gene
raj tthassthey have orered store in the house
formerly occupied by Daniel Higginbotham c
Co. in the town of New G.sssow, where they
VIII keep . general supply Of GOODS suit.
abe to the season, which they are determined 10
sell on the lowest te,nss for cash country pro.
duce, or to thoss tina, they can rely on for pune.
tualty.
New Glasgow September Is, 1910. Avn