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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-24
I AND FOR SALE-The Subscriber of.
IL fers t. sale. his


~ {ers t. sals, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in the county of Amherst, on the waters of
Piney river, adjoining the lands of James Frank
lin, Joel Frankins estate, Micajah Camden,
William s. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 900 acres. This tract lies extremely
we'll upon il is considerable quantity Of mea-
dow ground, 1t is very fertile, well watered, and
well adapted TO the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part oft is fresh land
and the whole oft is in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields (;
each field in its turn has been sowed in small
grain, part of the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster of Paris, and the whole have been sowed
in their turn in red clover, which grows luxur-
ant on thsplastation that, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it,
produces very fine pasturage, there is also upon
it very good apple orchard, and there has lately
oeen built thereon, some useful and valuable bou.
ses A further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry. as 1T is presumed that no person will purchase
without first viewing the lands. The oyerseer
living on the plantation, will shew the land to any
person wishing TO purchase.
4LSO-One other Tract, lying in Goochland
county, on both sides of Tuckahoe creek, on the
north side of the Three Chop road, adjoining the
lands of Benjamin Hughes, Benjamin Watkins,
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun
dred and fifty acres, considerable part of this
land is cleared and none of it has been in cultiva
ton for some years past it is land of good soil
and is well adapted to the culture of corn and
wheat. and is very convenient to market. being
about twenty.three miles from the city of Rich.
mond.
These Lands viii be sold on time, and the pay
ments made accommodating to purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract of
Land, apply to Col. Robert ri Saunders, living
near it in the soid county, to the subscriber in
the city of Richmond WILLIAM GALT
April 81. If
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" ANTED, A SEAMSTRESs of good cha.
~ rac'er and disposition-for whom, very
liberal price will be gwen, in cash. Apply at
this Office.
June &C. If
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n TERRELL aud L. ATKINSON have
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
main street, to shady and retired situation on
the hill. adjoining Southgate's.
May 80. If
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L>OR SALE, small Tract or LIND
4 containing between three and four hYndred
acres, lying in Prince Edward county, adjoining
the tract on which now reside. The terms will
be made known by the subscriber
PE1-TON RANDOLPH.
JuE IL wImT
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July II.

M ILL be offered for sale, on tie 18th day nj
w AHgHSt nest, on the premises, to the highest
6idqey, that p1innb!e Estate, cdiied
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purpose placed poker and tongs across UNI
der the bed; this being repeated several
nights. but finding this charm would not an
swer, amongst many other things, cake was
made OF pretended materials but no,with
standing the force these pretended charms,
she told the prosecutrx that they would not
produce the desired effect, because the APP"
partition OF ayoupg man was in the room and
| that this spiritOwan ed something out of her
box The box was therefore to be opened.
and its contents spread on the table, to
which the prosecutrix consented; and gowns
and various Other articles, worth between
2ol. and 20l were left on the table. The
following morning they were all gone, ana
the prisoner told her that the appartion had
conveyed them to castle in Devonshire, and
If she attempted to reveal it, she would be
turned into fish. Being fearful, of the con
sequences if she unfolded the secret, the
prosecuting did not speak of it for near elc
ven weeks during which time the prisoner,
by various arts, obtained several suns of mo
pey from her. These impostions mighx
have continued longer, had not the prose
Cutrix discovered that the prisoner was mar.
ried to the man before mentioned, on which,
she soon recovered from her deluson Hay-
ing applied to the Magistrates. the prisoner
was apprchended, who, in her defence, &C
knowledged that the above statement was
| true, and that she h,t1 resorted TO these i'm
positions for the purpose of obtaining clothes,
&c. The prisoner in consequence was com
mitted for trial, aud her husband as an &C
complete was held to bail
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FROM pEL1's WEEKLY mEssENcEa.
POLICE.

! Queen square On Friday a singular ms
tance OF cueniDg aud credplity occurred az
this filce; a modern enchantress named Ma
| ry Conner, was charged with defraudine
Margaret Anderson Of various articles Il
wearing apparel. by pretended magical il
insions.--The prosecutor stated that She lv
ed IN Windmill street, when about 4 months
ago the prisoner applied to her for lodgings,
aud was admitted She had not been more
than i've weeks before she gained her cor
iidence, and having communicated many par
ucuiars to her respecting young man who
then paid his addresses TO her. the prisoner
began toform her designs, not only Of depriv-
ing the prosecutrix of her lover, but her pro.
perry also.
In the first she obtained complete success.
and actually married the young man. while
Anderson imagined he was counting her as
usual. The prisoners next attempt was
made at the poor girls clothes; she commen-
ced her frauds. by pretended knowledge of
EecroInancy, aud what she termed the
Black Art.--Iiaving persuaded her that her
lover was inconstant, She undertook to tell
her who would be her husband, and sor that
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ESOS SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOTS
4 in the City OF Richmond, at present IN the
occupation OF Mar. joan ST John.
the improvements consist of a good dwelling
House, Office, kitchn and stable. On the square
opposite 10 the House, are two half acre lots
which viii be sold separately or with the house
The premises viii be shown by Mr. St Iohn to
any person wishingto purchase The terms
may be known en- application tn Gen John Pres.
ton, or to the subscriber i'll Lynchburg
w. RADFORD.
Jnne 1. W.T.
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4 ANDS For saLE-rhe Subscriber o.
Il fers for sale has
TRACT OF I,.4wO

TR III CT OF LAND,
Lying III tie county or Amherst, on the waters Of
Piney river, adJnning the lands of Jaulss Frank
I'm, iei ffankiln's estate, MIcaJ,il Camden,
William Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 900 acres This tract lies extremely
wei upon II IS considerable quantity of mea.
dow ground, 1t is very fertile, well watered, and
well adapted to the culture OF corn, wheat and
tobacco upon II rs a. plantation sufficient to work
eIght hands considerable part of It is fresh land,
and the whole Of IT is ~ high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields :;
each field in IT'S turn has been sowed in small
gram, part OF the gram has been rolled In the
PLASTER OF PARIS, and the whole have been sowed
IN their turn IN red clover, which grows iuxuri-
ant on tnsplaalation hat, to5etner with tue
whlte clover, which grows naturally upon IL,
produces very hne pasturage, there is also upon
It vcfy good spe orchard, and there. has lately
Deen butt thereon, some useful and valuable hOu-
SEES A further description is deemed unnecessa.
~. as II is presumed that no person viii purchase
without first viewing the lands. The ovcrsecr
living on tho plantation, viii sIew the land to any
person wishing to purchase
ALSO-One other Tract, lying in Goochland
county, on both sides of TucksiOe creek, ON lie
north side the Three Chop road, sui Joining the
lands OF Benjamin Hughes, Benjamin Walk MS,
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three nun
dred and fifty acres, a considerable part of this
land IS cleared, and none oft has been in cliya-
t'on TOT Spne years past IL IS land OF rood soil l,
and is we'll adapted to The culture of corn and
wheat and IS very convenient TO market, being
SCOUT twenty three miles from the CITY OF Rich.
mond.
These Lands will be sold on time, and The pay
ments made accommodating to purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract Of
Land, apply to Col Robert II Saunders, living
near Il in the sand county, TO the subscriber in
Tie city Richmond WILLIAM GILT.
April 81. If
EITZWHYLSONN 4 POTTER, have lust
received from London, BY way OF N York,
large supply of articles, which added TO their
former stock, makes up very extensive assert
ment 1t consists principal, Of
Writing Papers, Of various sizes and qualities
Counting House, Chamber & rocket Ink. Stands
Excellent Pen Knives AMI RazorD
Office seals, Wax and Waters
Drawing Books and Water Colours
Pencils aud India Rubber
Violin Bows, Hair and strings
Music and Music Books
Ladies' and Gentemens' Pocket Books
Travelling ard other trunks
Playing and visiting Cards
Cold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Mcn and Boards
Backgammon Tables, Durable g, JADan Ink
School Books, Family Bibles
Iney have on band, large supply ofd,v boots
Journals and Lcdgers, Bill Books, BLANK Mote.
and Checks, Record and Sheriiis Books. p.n,,
HanEiugs for houses, &c. &c. &c.
juno IS. nv
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DUBLIN. March 26.


On Saturday was presented to his grace
the lord lieutenant. for his inspection, me.
chanlcal musical instrument, as specimen
OF he improvement of the fine arts in this
kingdom, with which his grace was much
pleased and expressed his high appreciation
to the inventor on his accomplishing so extra
ordinary piece of workmanship.
For the qualification of the public we here
supjoin description of the ingenious ma
chine above mentioned: 1t is made in a
gold box, something larger than a common
sized snuff box 1t has round the sides four
pieces Of chiystal glass, that the different
parts of the mechanism may be seen when
in action. Upon opening the lid, there is
an engraved plate (silver) representing an
Irish bard leaning on his harp, supposed to
be listening to another bard playing at some
distance. In the branch Of a tree is a bird
on ITS nest, that. on touching a particular
part OF the boz, rises and flutters while the
music is playing, which is performed by per
cussicn on small round polished piece of
steel.
We know not whether most TO admire
the correctness of the execution, the soft and
melod,ous tones il produces, or the perfect !.
ness OF the music, in which the most crit
Cal ear cannot discover an error We had al
most forget to mention, that occasionally
notes are shook very gracefully. On the
whole it is a most masterly piece of work
which does the inventor infinite credit and
we sincerely hope he will meet the reward
Que to such perseverance and ingenuity.
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IIyon 80, THREE TRACTs OFLAND,

EJNoR SALE, THREE TRACTS OFLAND.
y lying near Charlotte Court House:
One of FIFTY acres, in q half mile Of said
Court House, at the fork of the roads leading
to Coless &Clark's ferrys' running across both
roads, and taking in a small point between theIn,
admirably situated fora Tavern or Store
Another Of ONE HUNDRED AND TH1RTY
FIGHT acres, upon Clark's ferry road in about
three quarters of mile of said Court. House.
having very Sood Spring on ii 81 Those tracts
are without improvements
Another Of HINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
sTvEN scres, in three miles Of said Court
House, lying upon little Roanoak River, con-
tanning by estimation, ono hundred and seventy
or eighty acres Of Low. Grounds ofgood quality
Tbs tract has small Improvements, with fresh
plaptaucn, and adj lcept to as good a range as
a0y IN the County. am resolved to sell, ard
will take young Negroes in part pay Any per-
son "'s3i1g to purchase, may apply % the sub.
scrlOcr living at Haiifsx COurt-iidlse
THOMAS IL. READ.
May %. iswl2wa
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esRsscs!Iansos!s.
BISHOP cREeolRE TO Ma. BARLOW

Tie following letter has been handed 10 US in fke
original We offer II IN translation to The public,
nor donbtiag tha, ,he reader OIL join us in ab
pi's'ting the liberal sentiments IL contains THIS
s'r.rnne' Of maintaining opinions. DOES equal no
nor tothe sv,iter ana to kis anaica5s adversary
NAT. INT.
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a MILLER, who can come well recom,nen.
: L died. may lad employment by application
TO the subscriber, miles above Geaito Bridge.
NdRT MEADE
Amella County. June 60. 4T
SOH NsON {. REAT-.ThWELLE AND
- SILPER- Sl1ITIYS, at the Crescent Stgn,
nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern. have just re.
ceived, supply ur articles in their line, which
IN addition TO their former stock, renders their
assortment very complete, consisting of Pea,. &
iopaz Breast Pms, Earrings and Bracelets, PA.
ted Casters, Bread Baskets, and Camtiiesticls
Jewelry or Plate furnished on the shortest no.
tee, to any patterns. Orders frou, their trends
will be attended to with their usual p,,nctua!ty.
u The highest price given for old Silver or
Gold
june 1. tf
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AN FkiDAY, the 29th inst. at the Vcndue
~ Office Of tic subscriber. will be sold on G
months credit, ya'uabic NEGRO MIN to ss-
..'s'y debt due from the estate Of John W. RO-
blnson 10 the subscri ser.
5AMgS BRoWN, .T-. 7. H..
June %. ids
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" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber is authors, d TO sell the
large & commodious BRICK BUILDING, on
the Main Street on ShockG Hill, at present oc-
cup,ed oy Mr. Rivaain-Also, the small BRICK
HOUSE, next above the one which Mr. Ri
= slam lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Braxton's-For particulars enquire of
Nay %, 1910. If
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~ Y virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the
~ 9Th day of August, 1907, and recorded in
the General Court VIII be sold, for ready mo-
ney, on Thursday. the 18Th ut Jnly next, the
Il q Il S J II o u S T. S,
Near Belvidere, now in tho occupancy Of Mrs
Price The sale will take place on the premises,
at L o'clock, a
II b VEWARLE,
SdDdUEL 1IcCRAW, trustees
June g. wt19Iulv
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ALEX F. ROSE,
Executor Of DR. Henry Rose, deed.
May IS. wz,yT

NIL GRETTER, Jespeiler and Siiversn,.tk,
AVA Opposite Gambie's corner, Main street.
Grateful Tor the liberal encouragement he has re-
ceiyed since his commencement in business, in
forms his friends and customers, he has selected
for cash, IN New York and Philadelphia, an ex.
tenslve assortment of articles in his line, among
which are, the following, Wis Pearl and Topa 2
Bracelets, Breast Pins, Rings and Earrings, pla.
ted Tea Sets, complete bread and cake Baskets.
Candlestcks with andwithout branches. Casters
Bottle stands, swords, Epauietts, &c which, in
addition to his former stock, renders his assert.
ment very general
O N. u. The highest price for old Gold and
Silver.
june Is. wifi
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NJ ATTERsEAPAPER Those who
kD wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own st..e are informed, that they can be suppl
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, il
any Quantities
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is not to resemble then, the otheri s to do them
good thus prescrbes the gospel.
Under the attacks of few despicable indivi
duals you viii easily console yourself, my dear
Barlow, by the esteem of all others, in country
where estimable characters so much abound /;
and you will sometimes call to mind the friends
YOU have left beyond the Atlantic, particularly
him who now address YOU Our opinions dsa.
gree OH the principles Of religion, but they will
always be in unison to the obligation of loving
our fellow creatures and iaboring for their hap
pincss ; and while some low minded writer's
change the field ofliterature and science into an
arena OF g!adi ators our correspondence will bear
the character of that decency and dignity with
which men ought to write who respect the pub.
lie, who respect themselves, and who have vowed
TO each other friendship that shall last them to
the tou,o.
GRECOIRE.
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TOR SALIENT Tract or LAND, ~.
4 ing in Amherst county, on James RIVER
about 6miles above Lynchburg. which contains
426 acres, 81 of whichis excellent low grounds.
the balance good high land. There is about go
acres to clear and there is also two comfortable
Dwelling Houses, and several necessary cut
houses-there is also good shad fishery and a
public ferry.
1fany gentleman wishes to view the Land, it
Will be shewn by Mr.. John Magan, who resides
on 1T. Possession given next fail The terms of
sale may be made known by applying to the sub
scriber, residin" IN Warmirster. There will he
great bargain sold. WILLIS H. WILLS
June va II
n b This Tract of Land goes by the name of
Treups Ferry
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Nav Is.

| AND FOR SALE --Will be exposed
II to public sale at Amherst Court house, on
the first day of the ensuing August term (if fair,
otherwise,the next fair day during said term. J the
following tracts of LAND, belonging to the
estate OF Doctor Henry Rose deceased, late of
Fairfax county, subject to the widows dover.
Eleven hundred and seventy acres, (by late.
survey,) on Hat creek, Nelson county near to
MAJ Thos. Massie's Mil, and now in the occu.
pancy OF a Tenant at Will considerable pro
portion of N.hich is believed to be good tobacco
land.
Seventy four acres also in Nelson count,
adjoining the lands of Alexander B Rose aud
Thomas Fitzhugh, being = part of large tract
generally known as the Piney COMMEMORATIVE
terms OF sale will De made known on the day
thereof by
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MOrICE.-hn persons indebted to the es-
y tate of Mr.. Robert Gamble, deed. are re
quested to come forward & settle their accounts
Those who have claims against the estate, will
please make them known to
fOHN G GAMBLE, Administrator.
Nav Is wSw
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I : virtue OLA deed oftrust, executed by James
~ Hurt, to the subscriber, to satisfy and paw n
sum of money therein mentioned, due TO Iohn F.
Price; VIII be sod fol ready money, on Tie
9Th day of THIS present month, at The Eagle Ia
vern, the brick HOUSE G LOT, belonging 10
the said Hurt, lying and beng in The city of Rich
mond, on the street running parallel with lie
north side of the basin of the canal, as particular
lydescribed in the said deed
I'm d WREN, Trustee
June 10. "a.
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% A liberal discount made to wholesale pur
chasers.
Orders for any ofthe above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed \ the shortes,
notice.
BANISTER c, Go.
August f. wifi
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NCHANCERY,- Bucll'ngha May Court,
4 1910.
Cary Drew and Elizabeth his wife, administers.
tor and administrators of Charles l'alaferro dc
ceased, Plaintiff
John baskerville, jr. and Robert Burton,
Defendants.
ON the motion of the plaintiffs, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction OF the court, that the de.
PENDANT, Baskerville, is not an inhabitant of this
state 1t is ordered and decyced, That unless the
defendant Baskerville shall appear here at Au-
gust term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill.
the court viii then proceed to take the same for
confessed, and decree the matter thereof accor
dingiy and that copy of this order be forth
with published in some publicnews paper of the
city IT Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and another copy be posted up at the court house
door of this county.
A Copy.
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- The sale Of me above property is pnstpo
ned to the 2lst July, when it will positively take
place.
june 90 tds
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FOURTEEN HUNDRED Sacks Llverpo ol
l. Ground Salt. Sugars, Coffee, Tees, Raj
suns in boxes and K1gs, Copperas, s by @ and y
by 10 Window Glass, White Lead, & Spanish
brown, Havana Segars. Playing Cards, Dini-
tics, Oza.burgs--and
DUTCH BOLTENG CLOTHS.
For SALE
May IS. 2Wa~4%
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NE Subscriber intending in few DAYS to
iea'e tnis State for Europe, gives notice
ua' F.sncis X Strobia is his attorney IN fact TO
Transact his business in his absence
THOMAS GILLIAT.
June 8. 9m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08
LIsr OF LAWS.

Passed at the second session of the
Eleventh Congress of the u. States.
An act to authorize the transporta-
ton o. certain documents free OF post
age.
An act supplemental to an act, en-.
u'Ied ian act extending the right OF
satirage ia TIE Indiana territory, and
Tor other purposes"
An act extending the time for issu-
ing and f0ea'ns shillitary land war
rsuts.S
An aei for the rslief,of William and
Elias 1eeter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08

An re-. Sxing the compem ion @
public ministers and OF consuls resi-
Ding on the coast Of Barbary. and iol
osher purpose.
An act for the relief of William w.
Wey mouth and Joseph p. Weeks.
An act to erect light house at the
ensrssce of Scitua,e harbor, stone
coldmnspn a spit Of sand at the en-.
srsR ihtos Boston harbor, &c.
Anect~ Allowing compensation to
Ro5ertA liobinson.
An aSafurluer TO alter and amend" An
&C. providing ior The third cen US or e.
enumeration OF The inhabitants Of the Unit.
Ell Saes."
A resolution for an amendment 10 he
cons iiu'isin oi tho u. 5. respecting titles
OF nobility.
An ACT concerning commercial in'er.
course between the United S ates and G..
Sei'ain and France Sc their depended :ies,
and for other purposes.
An act for the relief of p. C. L'Eniant.
An act for the re'isf of Arthur st. Clair.
An act making further appropria ions
to cowplete The public buildings in the
city Washing on. Sc.
Al ct lconfrmlng the decisions in ia.
vor ofthe claimants 10 land in the district
of Kaskaskias
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d o NJ E S TIC.
eERoM THE LYNcHBURG STAR.
n Bank in Lynch5mg.

The following Men orial will be presen.
ted 10 the next Genetal Assembly ut W.
Rnia, pray'ug that "A law may be pass,d
for the cstabl shmept OF a BRANCH Of the
Bank of Virginia IN LyNoBEURC Tins
not'hca ion is publshed tnGs early, that
both riends aud foes may have sufficient
time 70 weigh, and discuss, the merits and
eXpt dlenty ut an establishment OF this sort
III Ia place,
To the honorable the Speaker, ard Men.
bers OF both Houses OF The General Az
seubiy o, the Con mopwt attn OF virginia
tie MoTofIsi OF the Plant, rs and Par.
peIs, the RIerchspts, Traders, aud
I rsdesu en- otthe ioiowing Cuun,ies. to
wit - Can Neil Buc X bingham, Prince
1Owatd, Chsflo,lf, Hshisx, Piusy,va.
Ma, b. diord, Ffahkl'D, Pa rick, Henry,
#anefst, Nelsda, RorkDrIost, Bath
fottt tourt, GEAbrier, Montgomery
sfaa,son Wye w ashington, Russo,
tfo kenhs W. reh ,tuUlly sheWe,b,
maj, win 20 At ~ tIsist tioD your NJ
no,ansts, have, oorn8 ne ,ast itw years
1I"Nto ne giaoUai yet raj pic increase Of
populstion, agriculture, anu weal, IL tbTough-
cut that tZttnslvt por iLn Of the coamou-
wealth v hiCh they .1hSLI aUd which tltgy
~ IsTt asCfIbe 20 tue Wise measuTts AGO, g.
cd ~ the general Government, more q
Js,olaBy ~ spreseIvlng Us TOm the horrors
6Aar, ~ pIoe VISA All 1ne Iations oI