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BOSTON, Nv. %.

The ship Alfred, captain Patch, arrived
at Gloucester yrstrrday morning, in 81 days
from Lisbon. Mr.. John Rice, passen-
ger, has arrived in town, and obligingly
favored US with Lisbon papers to the 18th
of October, and a list of vessels left.
LISBON, October H.
The movement of Romano, and c, cry
thing, indicates, that the march of the allie d
army to the west of ,he' peninsula, is the
result of plan which has been well calcu-
lated.
October IS.
A despatch is arrived from lord yelling.
ton, dated at head quarters, Ajuda, Octo-
Der Is. He mentions the march OF Roma
ma TO join his army; that attachments of
troops under colonel Wilson and colonel
Trant, with the inhabitants of the country
who had risen, were annoying the rear OF
the French army that they had already en-
tered Busaco and Conbra and that all
the north of Portugal was tranquil.
October 10.
The Anglo Portuguese army has been
considerably reinforced since the battle of
Busaco. 1t has concentrated its forces and
formed entertainments. It has been Joined
by the Spanish forces Of Escqnida. On
the contrary, the army of Massena is d.
minishing every day, and his troops are dis
eon,ented in consequence of the priva,ions
they are obliged to endure. Every dav
renders his situation more critical. and will
soon reduce him to the necessity of fighting
under great disadvantages, or of retreat.
ing.
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James Kennedy, fen.
FALL GOODS.

II HAVE opened Store in the House for
Il merly occupiedby John Janney and adjoin
ing Thomas Janney & Co. and have eceived
part of my importation of FALL GOODS,
the remainder are expected in a few days.
Joseph Ianney.
SlotR mo. -. sotf
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Ioftph Mandeville.

Corner Of Kiag' and FairfaH streets,
HAS RECEIVED FOR SALE,
10 puncheons Sd proof Antigua rum
pipes real cogniec brandy
S pipes country gin
50 barrels New England, rum
10 barrels rye whiskey
5 hogsheads Orleans sugar
Sooo lbs. green coffee
so boxes and half boxes choice first and
second qualify Havana scgars
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
IS boxes London and Philadelphia mustard
500 lbs. refined saltpetre
20 boxes muscatel and bloom ra!sins
500 lbs. fresh Zante currants
so boxes mould and dipt candles
1900 lbs. brmstone
so dozea perfamed soap
90 lbs Cayenne pepper.
5000 Id good Firkin Butter, in fine shipping
order.
November %
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For The Alsxandyia Daily Gazette.
Initiated fran DAvID's Lamentati0n.
II Samuel, lst Chap,
All, ruthless war !! behold thy pow'r;
The pride of beauty, boast OF fame,
The strength of kings, the warriors name,
All blasted in one fatal hour.
TelIn not the base ignoble slave,
The tyrant's vile unmanly crew,
Who ne'er patriot impulse knew,
Were never fr'd at glories view,
The story of the fallen brave.
Ye plains encrim son'd with the gore
Oh mighty heroes slain,
BY wounds they for their country bore,
Be ever green your sacred shades;
Let freshest flowers adorn your glades
There spring forever reign.
But where the coward chief has He'd,
From honor's and his countty,s call,
When dangers press and runs tall;
Be that spot barren, curs'd, and all
A dreary waste, It's yerdure ever dead.
Still victory waits upon the brave;
See thousands fall before their steel,
See warrior host before them reel,
AS swept by winds, the oceans wave.
BLESSED, honor'd anc renown'd they live,
When foes invade their sinking land,
They rush with light ming in their hand,
The last devoted fearless band;
Together fall, or yictors they survive.
Let beauty's tears bedcw the shrine,
Where fallen heroes peaceful rest;
For woman's influence warm'd then breast,
Inspir'd the soul that made their glories
shine.
All fatal war that sweeps away
The sons OF valor great and good;
What tears shall wash away the blood,
That streams from thy relentless sway
With ceaseiess tears we must deplore,
Tie tall OF those SO iov'd, SO brave
Who now their ruin'd land will save;
For they who its first being gave,
Can feel their country's wrongs no more.
II:
.4lerandr!a, Nov. %.
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Fran the Connecticut C9urant.

Courteous reader, did you ever see noisy
politicians, who, like oarsmen, look one
way, but steer contrary course! Who,
with piteoas face and doleful accent,
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TO RENT,

THE WAREHOUSE on Prince street p
present occupied by John Roberts as groc' ,
ry store ; for which purpose it has been user
a number of years, and is an excellent stand
for either Wholesale or Retail business Pose
session may be had the lst of October nsEl.
APPLY TO
John M'Pherson & Soc
September IL. &C
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SARDINIA. Sent. q

When Lucien Bonapatte arrived here
he called himself Lorenzo Fabricio, a Ro-
man merchant; but he was soon known
The Russian minister wiahed him to land.
but the British minister succeeded and he
was sent to Malta.
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AJUDA. October IS.

Dispatches have been received from pen.
Miller at Coimbra. That city was taken
possession of on the 9th. The garrison of
the French, and the wounded, amounted to
1000. The prisoners were sent to Oporto,
and dispositions are made for the defence
of the city. Col. Wilson, with an advanc.
ed guard of cavalry, arrived on the 1o:h at
Condeixa. Massena is at the foot of the
Sobral, extending MS line to Alenquer.
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Landing and for Sale
T.Ln q Lib

John G. Ladd,
so boxes by 10 and 9 by II Window
Glass
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, fresh and
i Of the best quality
90 pieees Ravens Duck
1OOsdo. Russia Sheeting
A quantity of Lime.
IN STORE,
SO bbls. SHAD.
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n The subscriber will keep corr
family supply of BRAN during
the season.
Jas. c. Deneale.
November ~ eo3t
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MADRID, Sept. IS.

MADRID, Sept 10.
1t has been ordered that 10 future no
Spanish officer or soldier shall be received
into the service of king Joseph. Thi. has
always been the opinion of Napoleon.
Ten thousand French troops, intended
for Massena, have arrived here. 1t is be.
lieved their destination is altered, and that
they will now be incorporated with tn. gar.
rison of Madrid.
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FOR SALE

a handsome lUUlQtlO CYL
Is or a years Of age, accustomed &c a''
tend as house servant in private family
For further information enquire at this once:
November 80. 5AW4'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-10

have heard that sons archives, recently disco
,ered in the Tower. prove the existence of
teet OF that kind in the reign of the preceding
monarch. Henry VII.
Woolwich Yard was formed under the aus
pices of the same mnnarch
Chatham was founded by Queen Elizabeth,
where the gun wharf now is. ard where there
WAS only one small dock butthat being too con
fined spot, il was removed about the ye.r 1922,
to its present situation. :
a" Sherness was formed in the reign of Charles
II.
/" Portsmouth by Henry VIII being the third
dock yard founded ~ hum
=" Plymouth by william III about the year
1914 andln 1923 moiey was ro,edby the House
oi Commons Tor completing ii
" Tive progressive advance Of our navy, will
appear by attending 10 the FLOWING recital Of
its tonnage at different periods. from the reign oil
Henry VIII. to the rresen, time
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SONG so.

Beware o" the Tories who fought e ens'ave,
zhO' the stabs OF Wyoming be Ger
Defeated, suppressed BY Republicans brave,
They rally to rule us once more.
The star of the land is our Freedom adored,
With the tears of the faction It's wet
But enough of her wOrshppers welding her
sword,
Remain to smitt turpitude yet.
Republic when heroes ccmented thy base,
Thy code with the blood Of her slain,
Did she ever foresee that a tool might dis
grace,
And tamper with freemen again
No !-Freedom whose rule we will never re-
sign
Go Tel IT,; inGudcrs you shove -
" Repair TO your golden Monarchical shrine,
Z" And worship the calves that we love-"
Forget not the band that watch'd Liberty's
bud,
.e.nd bufeted Tyrannys tide;
I RSnOunced their soft comforts and lavish d
their blood,
And combatted, counserd, and died
The code t,at now blesses our homes of de.
light,
Wss purcbas'd by MARTYRS in gore,
o let them not blush ia their graves as they
might,
If tories should govern once more.
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BRITISH NAVY.

The following extract Of a letter addressed Il
Mr.. PerceYal by lord Melville, on the subject oi
tnc establishment Of naval arsenal at North
feet, presents within small compass striking
ylew q the progressive increase Of tie British
oasy:
The following short statement will remind
you Of he establishment of the different Koyd
Dock Yards now existing in the Kingdom They
are SIX IN NUMBER, Deptlord, Woolwich, Chat
hsn, ShcerncSs, Portsmouth and Pi, mouth.
Dcpuord was built ih the reign of Henry
the VIII under whose sway, history tells US, this
country possessed the FIRST feet composed oil
ships Of VIC, belonging to the king although /
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June I.

I N Conformity to decree in chancery, of the
4 County Court OF Half4X, mad October
Court one thousand eight hundred & eight win
be sold, on credit of twelve months, at Halifax
Court House, on Monday, the twenty seventh
day of August next, it being the fist day of the
SAID county court, nine hundred and sixty acres
of LAND, by Late survey or so much thereof
as viii be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of tho
said decree--this Land lies in the county afore-
said, on the waters of d ficult creek, and belongs
to the estate of Ann K Robertson, decd and WILL
BE- shewn TO any person wishing to view the same,
previous to the day of sale by capt. Robert Wade
living near the premises, or colonel John Clarke
and Colonel Henry Z Coleman, the Executors
who will execute deed to the purchaser, a
greeable to the said decedents will, and decree
OF the court.
Ev THE COMMISSIONERS
rune o. laW4.y
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sT 3oHANNES IN EREMo.
SONG IL.

Tho Europe will worship some Idol in Chief,
And Mobiles that stunning distinctions delight
Such fashions 10 ireemen are Folly or grief
Our worship is Union and Order and Right.
On the bigot of Rank and the despot of Rule,
High privileged orders enjoyment confer,
But men independent from Liberty's school,
To honors by heritage, rightly demur.
What soul that high freedom has rendered
divine,
To courts for Fictitious distinctions Ger RAM
One virtuous moment enjoy'd at her shrine,
Is worth all the ages since C0urtiers began,
Each charge and excess Of old Europe we
marx,
what light have her Monarchs our minister's
gNens
E .smus Lock. Milton & Luther-the d ,rk,
7Lummd by splendor, they borrowed from Hea-
ven.
Stay ever, fair freedom, o! spread for our
feast,
The fruits that thy influence alone refine
Confirm IN Our region one treasure, at least,
More pr ecious than al that enrlches the mine.
Let millions on millions Tor centuries free,
From Monarchy's grasp and MonoPoiy's fleece,
Pluck fruits of ripe knJ Wedge, from Liber-
art, science, good order and plenty and peace
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5fGat9ceil
RURAL ECONOMY.
From the United States Gazette.

Mode Of destroying Cdfopikidrs in orchards.
Put small charge Of gun powder into fowl.
ing piece and stop 1t down with a vcsy slight
wad of tow, OF paper just sufficient to keep the
powder from being loose approach tie lower
part Of the nest, nearly that the blast Of the
powder when discharged viii pass tlrO' it in its
longest direction draw the trigger and ifthe
fire 10 not spent before il reaches The object, il
will scatter the worms in atoms and burn the web
oil the nest so completely that $40 trace Of eithey
can - found, w:tnOut the least injury Of the tree
II the nest he very high, the charge should be
propnrlioaably increased, SO that the exploding
powder may not be too soon spent. Having
previously madam experiment, gave my gard
coer last Spring (l809) flask OF powder, and
sent MY sOn, cIuld Of eight years, with knit.
ard stick TO cut notch in, Tor every nest d1s.
troyed Tie orchard contained sbou; 200 apple
trees; Trey returned ia two or three hours. lisv.
ing destroyed between 90 anil 100 nests, aud so
peftect was he dcsIucticni sesierplAAr las not
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- virtue of deed of trust executed 10 me
LIB by Hartshorn Kinsey, secure the pay-
ment Of one hundred and six dollars, due to les
Bonnet. with interest from the third dav OF De-
cember, 1903. will be sold for cash, at public sale,
at the court house of Mason county, and state OF
Virginia, on the last Saturday in July mex, four
hundred and seventy five acres of LAND, lying
and being in S id county of Mason, adjoining the
lands Of Joseph McBr'de and Others
TK0MAS HOG, Trustee
June /. Wow
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II y virtue ola deed oftrust, executed by mes
- Hurt, to tile subscriber, To satisfy and pay a
sum OF money therein mentioned, due to Jjhn +
Price; WIN be sold, foI ready money, on the
9Th day OF this present month. at the d tple Ia.
vern, the BRICK HOUSE {. LOT, belonging to
Che said Hurt, lying and beng IN he city Of Rich
mond, on the street running parallel with tie
north side OF the basin OF tie caAl as particular
Iy described in the said deed
I'm. ID. WREN, Trustee.
June 10. ids
- The sale OF the above property is posipo-
ned to the 2Ist July, when it will positively lake
place.
June 26. tds
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May go. 1910.


10y Virtue OF decretal order of the Court
L D OF the United States for the fifth Circuit,
and Virginia district, pronounce; on The 2tsi.
oay OF jane, 1909. amended 10y an order entei Z
on the "a h day or Mn, 1910. in a SUIT whereir
John Lloyd, executor Of tic su.,i.ing partner
OF Capei * Ossood Hanbury, was plain,ii, and
Robert Patton and others were Descendants, L
shall, on the first day OF August next, sell to the
highest bidder on a credit OF one, two and three
years, the whols ofthe Estate called MANS
FIELD, Subject TO the dowerrigl,ts Of the -.
der Mrs. Page, and To ! tenancy, during, the pre-
sent year, ON the balance. Tins elegant and VAL
liable property les within one mile oi Fredericks-
burg. The houses are among the best i'll the
State. The situation rs extremely healthy, and
supplied with the best water--The sui! is suppo-
sed to be equal TO any the Rappahannock Ri
wee; ON the border OF which, me Sha ustible quar-
ries OF excellent free stone may b. opened, pro-
| missing great profit to a man of enterprise Mrs.
| Pages dover is IN ,0I4A acres /; the reverson uf
which, alter her interest spent, will constitute
| one Lot The part held BY the tenants of Ro-
bert Page, consisting OF 672a acres, will con-
stitute another Lot and the balance of / lS7
acres. on which the Improvements are, viii
make the third Lot. On this last. there are a.
bout 500 acres of wood land and on the others,
there is the usual proportion of wood If I
should find that it would suit the views ofpurcha-
sers better, the Lots may be modified on the day
of sale.
!A' u'e same ur1e, q III pursuance OF the same
| orders, will sell IN different Lots, on the same
terms, about ell ven ort twelve hundred acres Oh
MassSppnax, devised by the late Col Page to his
| son John r. Page The sales will commence at
IL O'Clock before the front door of William
Herndon's Tavern, in Fredericksburg, and be
ADJOURNED, Unnecessary, from day 10 day
The purchaser of each Lot must give bond,
with approved security, for the purchase money,
and the land is to remain bound & be re-sold ON
default of payment, for so much ready money,
as may be sufficient TIC raise the balance then due,
and the residue, on credit, to the future III
stament, or instalmen,s the proceeds of which
re sale is TO be ia ike manner secured; and this
operation al re sale is tobe made often such
cessye defaults shall require CONFORMING each,
to the terms prescribed for the first
A 1ompiea, map Of the land will be left with
Mr.. hisop, ut Mansfield, who will show the
| premises. BENZ AMlN BOTTS.
| May 80. cptss
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M ONTHLY ANTHOLOGY -Suosrrip
I'VE tons for the Monthly anthology and Boston
ReUietp, are received al the Book Store Of John r
Jones, Richmond-who is agent for the proprie-
tors. This work is published on the first day OF
every month, in Boston, and ranks high in the Ii
terary world. Price S 5 per annum.
June 49, w4w
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Tor SALE-The PLANT1TTON whereon
the subscriber resides, :, NJ III the county of
Henrico about ten miles from Richmond, con
tIining $50 acres Upon II, there is good u vel
ling House, with rooms in IL, with every ne
cessary out house all ia good repair except the
barn; an orchard of the finest apple trees, in this
par ofthe country an excellent well of water,
IN the yard and very good AT for a saw mill,
where a mill might b. erected at less expence
tran on any other situation I'm acquainted with.
The soil IS admirably adapted to the culture of
wheat, and produces corn tOlerably well. Gen.
tlemen who wish handsome retreat from the
dust and heat of Richmond, during the summer
will not often meet with such AN opportunity Of
suting themselves.
II mot previously disposed Of at private sale, it
will be set up, to the bghes, bidder, in the Eagle
Tavern porch, on the first Monday in August
One half OF the money payable on the first Ian.
1911 when posse ssion will be gwen y the other
half III W months thereafter. Bond with secu.
riiy, ttlie punctual payment thereof, 10 be secu.
rcd by deed of trust will be demanded The
purchaser will have liberty to sow small grain at
Inc usus. time this fall
This sale is made pursuant TO the will Of Major
Mosby, ofrecord in Henrico ofIice-by
WILLIAM h CL'AMBERLATNF,
IdtaisistTafor wifkfhe 1riH aaneerd
June NJ wtds
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thus IT appears, that Notwithstanding the vast
increase of our navy, no, single dock yard has
been added 20 it since the reis of William III, a.
bout hundred 4 nineteea years ago at which time
the tonnage Of the naval force of this kingdom "a
haunted to near 100 900 tons il is now near
SOO9OO tons llnm i've. IN =: ..ar ~ s.s
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I RON CASTINGS, OF every DESCRIPTION
Il tpat,erns being furnished) will be executed
IN the neatest manner, at the Foundery, attached
to the Wilma NJ irufactory OF Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April 10. w6mp
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been since seen in the orchard though il has been
carefully examined. have observed but enc
nest this season my farm, it Was in peach
tree the house, about 90 rods fr,m the or
chard 1t was destroyed in the same manner.
have not since seen caterpillar on the place -
very little experience viii be sufficient To pro
portion the charge to the distance ofthe object a
fipger breadth of powder will be suiii lent, if the
muzzie of the gun can be raised to within or 5
ieet Of the nest
Yrs mo 1910 M.F.
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(FOR THE ENOUlRER)

The following Lists of Sheep, shorn on the
farms of the Messrs Hills of Spottsyivania, are
very pleasing proofs uf the Improvement, which
may te wrought in our breed of common Sheep,
by proper care and a,tention.-The list No is
authenticated by Mr. Charles Lewis of Spottsyl
wanna, and Others, who were on the spot at the
time OF shesrng:
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: EMOVAL.-THO MAS DIDDEP, CRATE
II fui for the liberal support he i,.s experlen-
ced IN lis trade, respectfully informs his custo
mers and the Public generally, that he has re.
moved his Talior's Shor TO the main street adj
Joining Robert Bells, saddier, and opposite DR..
Duyaits apotlecaiy shop, where he will thank.
fully receive any business in his line, and hopes
by attention and endeavors to please, 20 merit
continuance of favor
Richmond, May 8 ep5m
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20 virtue Of deed OF trust duly executed
4 , and recorded, WILDE sold al lucknph.m
Court House On the second monday in August
next (being court day. twenty or thirty valaabie
SLAVES, among whom are several tradcsmen
such as rOug'I Carpenters, Shoe makers, Wea.ers
S>a. Terms OF sale, one half cast, the 9th r mo-
ely payable the first day OF january fcllowing--.
Bond with approved security will Ge rcmiI5ed
for tho last payment At tie same time and Olscs
will be offered 400 acres of LAND lying sbous
seven or eight mics above the said Court House
terms the same as for the Si.vcs
BY TIE TRUSTEE.
May 8. w13wg
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Potatoes preferable to a Summer JaH.7v for
Wheat.

Extract of letter from the Rev Samuel Austin.
OF Worcester, 10 the Editor Of the Medical and
Agricultural Register dated at Worcester,
February "a, 1906.
" There is one species of husbandry, not in
general practice, in which have made some ex
perimcnts with very cons iderable success; that
is to substitute crop al Potatoes IN the roam Of
summer fatIo7r. as a pre- narration for Whe0t -
Wheat is doubtless the best and most prof able
grain that can be raised. No species of vegeta-
BILE adds so much ornament to country, and
none affords more essential or gratefu! part of
that aliment by which human nature is prcserv-
ed The potatoe also is valuable .ooi For
the horse it is an excellent and healtl,tul subst
| tu,e, for the green which lie crops in his summer
pasture, and seems nearly indispensable to be u
nited with his dry winter fodder, to preserve
HIM from those diseases to which he is so expos
ed in the cold season Every Intelligent farmer
knows its value for feeding his swine, his sheep
and his cattle: and no crop is more sure more
easily raised /; none is so plentiful Warm, loa
my land, and such is the greatest part of this COIN
monwesith, well manfred, will yield three IN
dred bushels to the acre. They may be taken off,
IT planted in season, by the middle Of Septem
Der, and the ground will be in the best situation
to put in Immediately crop of wheat. This is
altogether better than summer following, and
the crop of rotstoes is clear saving have IN
this way, had 25 bushels of most excellent win
ter wheat OF the acre. / have now piece OF
land under wheat according to this mode of ma
nagement, which is of 81 promising appear
ance IS to be noticed with special attention by
my neighbors. The land ought to have early
ploughing, if under a binding sward, and the pc
| tatoes should be hoed twice. If this mode of ag
rcultnre should go into general practice, the
probability is that it would add materially to the
prosperity of our country
Summer filling or letting land rest from
one crop without being seeded.
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NALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber is authorised to- sell tie
large < o0mnodious BRICK BUILDING, en-
the Main Sireet on Shockoe Ha!, at present oc-.
cupied ny MI. Rivalain-- Also, the small BRI CS
HOUSE, next above the one m which M. k-
vatm lives, and the two WOODEN TENt.-
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs Braxton's-For particulars enquire OF
X 80 TliOS. TAYLOR.
MAY 90 1910 -