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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

SECOND CLASS.
authorized By dct Of Congress, for open
ing Canal in the City of Washtng-
ton.
Commences drawing, in Baltimore, the present
month-September 30th.
$4,000 Dollars, J
$4,000 Dollars, Highest Prizes.
10000 Dollars.
Besides one of 5,00o-2, 00O-1,0Oo, SC. &c.
Two aud a half Blanks to a prize, and the
price of Tickets will be continued at SIX DOL
LARS each, few days longer.
All the large Prizes are floating, and may come
out any time of the drawing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
TIED BY
JOHN BURKE s. l.. III GIR.4RDLN.
AND PUBLISHED

AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Focs Doons DxLow THE BELL TAvERx, AT FouR
DoLLARs PER Anxun, PAID IN ADVANCE.
subscriptions and advertisements to this
pepper are received at the Book and job
Printing Office Of j. 4 u. Burke, S.
&. corner Of Main and 18th streets, and
near the Farmers Bank Of pirginia.
SZe advertisements inserted at ths usual
price, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
JOHN HAMM, -
Marshal Of Ohio District
Notice is hereby given, That

petition will be presented to the next General
Assembly praying the passage of q law to estab
sh a turnpike road from the north end of The
Brook turnpike at Owens Tavern TO Ground
Squirrel 5r dye in Hanover.
August II. w9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
TICKETS & SHARES,
!. FOR SAFE By
G 8 II. WAITE,
CORNER OF
st. Paul's Lane . siarket-st

BALTIMORE.
0-rAll orders from their distsst friends. enclo-
sing the Cash, are punctually executed by re-
turn of mail; and The fate of the tickets for.
warded when drawn.
Sept Ia. ct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
500 DOLLARS REW ARIl

Escaped from the prison in chIicothe, state of
ONO, on the night of The 4th OF June la,t. las
ESSEX, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY STER.
LING. i''
he is about 80 years of age, five feet seven in
cnes hgh, of fair complexion, thin visage, Light
la'Il afge eyes, Roman nose, large whislers; by
trade ciotlfer, can work at csrding, or any EN- =.
Pioyment IN manufactures, and IL slso expert a,
tne sword exercise and boxing, He was born in
Warwickshlre. in England and it is believed
came within the last year from Canada 20 this
state. >'''
me said James Essex, alias James Essex eros
y Ing, was committed to Jail last January /,
'ii I. c.is.ss q roDbmg the mail vt the States
Ills partner VINO calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE, alias THOMAS w NOBLE, is now u,
prison on Charge Of robbing the mail at the
came time. The above reward will be given 70,
ms apprehension, and delivery, or confinement in
sny jail of the United States, SO that he can be
brought to trial.
JOHN HAMM, ~
.3farShal of Ohio District.
Evansville, Ohio, July 25
GFrhose printers who are employed to pub
iish The laws of the s. are reques, ed to CIV
his advertisement ene insertion we k tor 81,
weeks successfully, and forward their bills 20 this
office for payment,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
so Dollar. kew Il.

Ran away from the MUDDY Creek NJ lis on o.
about the 9TH of last month, mulstto man, BY
she name OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09

/, Although, concealed behind the ships
bulwarks, the traitor may. evince the ut
NEST ferocity, he dares not face his honor
able countryman hand to hand, and foot to
foot. The sight appals him. He that was
once lion in battle, now, scourged by a
guilty conscience, shrinks into the .yerlest
coward. ,.
Could we hope for candid answer, we
would ask commodore Bainbridge or Hull
or any other experienced naval commander
OF the U. States, whether having toexecute
a dangerous and doubtful enterprise against
an enemy, not Britons, he would choose
native or adopted Americans
The American prints, especially the fe-
deral ones, will, we know. refer US to the
American feats at Tripoli; but did not
notorious Scotch renegade at New ork,
and numerous other crimps, supply the "A
merican ships with lots Of deserters from
eur navy? Were not their compliments
afterwards made up in similar manner at
Cadiz, and dieffient ports of the Mediterra-
mean and was not COM. Preble ON that
account obliged to Sc shorten his stay" at
Gibraltar and to fix Syracuse for his rem
dezvous.(2) ,.a.i =. az. ~. ...a 81. ..
1t cannot be controverted, that in repel-
ling boarders, however small in number,
the Americans depend more. upon rifles
than manual strength and that as boarders
themselves, they seldom act until the enc
my's deck has been, like the Frofick's and
Reindeer's prepared for their reception, by
volieys OF great guns and musketry.
Here we had opposed to US without esti-
mating the total number mn either side 91,s
to GAS, and 1875 to 6's. Whenwe turn to
the table and view the decided superiority
of the American ship in broadside iweight
OF metal, men and size; then reflect upon
the execution done In spite of that superb
ority, as well as uponthe unparalleled de-
votion, intrepidity, and furtitude displayed
by the Reindeer's officers and crew, we
venture to pronounce this one of the no.
blest naval defences that any war has pro.
duced.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
Mas Onic Hall Lottery
By THE GOVERNOR
Ofhe COMMUNICABLE Of Virginia,
A. PROCLAMATION.

Whereas it has become necessary that the &c.
neral Assembly be called together before the
time to when they stand adjourned: I have
therefore thought st, with the advice of the
Council of State, to issue this my proclamation.
hereby appointing Monday the eleventh Gay Of
November next, for the meeting Of tile said Gen.
eral Assembly at which time their attendance
is required at the capitol in the City of Rich.
mond.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the
commonwealth at Richmond aforesaid
this goth day Of September, in the year
[SEAL]o of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and sixteen, and of the Common.
wealth the forty first.
VIC. NICHOLAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09

the Christians in Africa. Had they shewn
themselves in the character of masters, 1t is
certain that the governments ofthe Regen.
cies would have liked nothing better than
to have made solid peace. Conditions
may be presented to them, and securities
taken but to do so, is treating with them
as between power and power. Contribut-
ons are paid them, and far from humilia-
ting them, their insolence is augmented
Italy suffers much from the actual state OF
thing?. Her shores are con ,tautly menac-
ed and as the pirates are not to be des-
.troyed, they will only suspend their depre-
'dations In order to recOmmence them.
/. Zurich, .aug. 6.-FrOm Basic, bark is
abou, to sail for Holland, with about 500
Swiss emigrants, for the United States.
=. A quantity ofsnow fell on our mountains
the latter end Of July, which has swollen
the Rhine prodisiously. Never was the
river, at Lauffer, more sublime ; and strang
ers Of course, have been astonished and
delighted with the view.
A VeDtriIoquist has been banished from
the states of Parma for some unlucky spe-
cimens of his art. Following funeral
procession to Plaisance he heard the bear
er of. the cross ask on which side he should
turn, the procession having arrived at a
cross way.-The Vcntriloquist, initiating
the voice Of the deceased, said, (" When |
was alive went on this side where we
WERE" These words spread terror a
mongst the people present, every one fled
ami the dead was left alone. Ia anothev
instance under: the poftico, where wheat is
sold. there is provisional prison destined
for those who disturb the market. The
Ventriloquist sent forth cries as of those
of a poor prisoner torn by mad cat. All
the inhabitants Of the town, together with
the GennafineHe, and, the. troops of the
Corps de Garde in consequence assembled,
when the trick was discovered, and the
VentrIloquist was arrested.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
TIE SUBSCRIBER

With view to his Practice Of the h1u, will at.
tend the several courts holden in the counties of
Goochland and Fluyanna. His family residence
IS at Westwood, near Che brook turnpike gate,
in the vicinity OF III hmond. Ills Office in town
IS the apartment lately occupied as such, by Pey
ton Randolph, Esq on 9th street, between III and
streets on the lot now IN the occupancy Of Jas
Currie, Esq. For information as 10 his assiduity,
&c. the subscriber would respectfully refer those
unacquainted with him, and by whom It may be
deemed useful, to Robert Gordon, Esq
JOHN FORBES.
Sept 28--3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
Rural Shades.
WIN. McCABE.

Thesubscriber respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that she has taken that
well known stand, formerly occupied by Mr..
Hull, called the " Rural Shades" about three
miles from the Market House in the City Of
Richmond, and on the road leading to the New
Bridges, where she intends keeping a public
house under the management of Mrs Catharine
Dabney and Mr.. Laney Talley. She hatters
herself (from the long experience Of the mana.
gers) to share portion of the patronage OF
generous public.
ANN STRATUM
Sept. 18-.3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
Public Journal of the q. States.

Inc subscriber having reiinquisled his inten-
ton OF printing the. Public Journal, respectfully
, ,,, gentlemen who have subscribed thereto,
that the AMOUNT of their several payments IN III
vance, will be returned 10 them through the chan.
nels by which they were received. Those who
nave subscribed III person III North Carolina. will
please to call on the editor for their advances
Members OF Congress, and gentlemen who sun.
scribed through Them, will have their payments
se,u'oeu at tnecommenc eneni oftlieapproaoh
hem. And the few distant subscribers. VIII
forwarded their payments by mail, will find sand
Paymentsreturned to them by that cohveyance-
The editor tenders his sincere thanks 80 ali of
hem; and begs leave to express hisrepret that
irnPerious circumstances prevent him from avail.
ing nimseif OF their esteemed Patronage
A LUCAS
Minerva Office, Raleigh, Sept. 81.
" EGroiS OF newspapers VIII oblige by giv.
ing the foregoing ore insertion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
To .Nr. SAMPSON L.qyyIER.

SiR-Asyou are not an inhabitant of this state
nor nave any known agent to me, therein, there
fore do hereby notify you, that I shall on the
the 9Th, lOlh, llth, 18th, 18Th & 18th days of
Decemher next, bctwesn the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock p NJ. on each of those
days, at the house of DaRiel Lamb, sen'r in Kent
county, state OF Maryland proceed to take the
dispositions of the said Daniel Lamb, scar ia.
COB Lamb. John Turner, Joseph Turner and o.
theirs, to be read as evidence in suit now de-
pending and undetermined in the superior court
OF Chancery for the Richmond District, in the
state OF Virginia, wherein am Plaintiff S YOU
are defendant, when and where you may attend If
you please.
SOLOMON CoURSEY,
II PaUbsr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.
Sept. 18-3t

petition will be presented to the next &c.
neral Assembly of the state Of Virginia, for per.
mission to sell acres of land, lying on Adams
Hill and adjoining the property of MIR. EMS for
the purpose of discharging the debts due by the
estate OF Samuel Peasants, deceased.
ID. w. PEASANTS.
Administrative eff S. Peasants, decd,
Sent IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.

This beingthe fourth time that bov.
gwen pubic notice to the owners Of the
oLD WATCHES left with me foe repair,
some SIX years past and upwards and none
less than three years, hereby notify them
That the will all be sold TO defray the e1-
WIN. McCABE.
September 4th, Is16.-st.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.
Sept 28--3t.

A petition will be presented to the next Gene.
raj Assemblyof Virginia, praying fora Town to
be erected and established at Springfield in Cum
berland County on the plantation of George Car.
son, and TO remove the seat Of justice thereunto,
as the central part Of toe population Of saS
county.
August 21--Wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.

PetItion Will be presented to the next Gene
raj Assembly, praying that tract of l.rJ l',;ns-
Ia 'he county of Cumberland and belong;r:, %
nchard A. Risen, and sole herr OF yarretr
nlsen' deceased, may be sold and The none a.
Using from the sale thereof to he aD,ropr;a,ad
10 Ihe use OF the sad Richard \. a..sen.
Octobsr 5--w 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
+. So. THE DRAWING
9fhe Second Class Of the
, Grand National Lottery,

Grand National Lottery.
viii posiGvelv take place. III tie City Of p.,t.
more GU MONDAY the -setI, of Sept. 1916
G.. j. X. WAITE,
VIII guarantee the punctual payment of all pri-
yes bought at either of their offices, in
Ba!timore, Isw-Eork: i
Philadelphia, .4l6any.
Price OF Tickets only SIX DOLLARS. and The
Prizes are numerous and great, and Capitals ali
ho1u's ana those gentlemen ut distance, who
order tickets from their offices, shall faithfully
have the money RENTED per mail, if any of th.
capitals should be drawn out of the wheel at the
Tune their orders ARE received: thereby giving
distant adventures as good q chance as those
living on the spot. $500.
4. & Il. WAITE also intend printing at their
own expense, q list OF all the Tickets drawn dai.
w DOM niahks +ndprizes. and sending them to
or company OF gentlemen purchasing 20 tlcketta
shall have The list forwarded by mail,
Inc Jo"0I0ine ~ an abstract Of tie schsn<.
! prize of $4,000 dollars,
prize of $4,000 dollars,
] prize of 10000 dollars,
prize of 5000 dollars,
4 prize OF 1900 dollars,
4 prizes Of 1000 dollars,
50 prizes OF 600 dollars.
Inc prizes subject, as usual, to IS per cent.
deduction. Should the capital prizes continue
IN the wheel afew days, the price of tickets must
consequently advance IRON the present low prcs
of SIX doiiars, 49, So,
6, r. WAITE, will faithfully execute ali
orders per return of mail, and warrant the tickets
undrswn,
Inc tour Capital Prizes in the frat class of thu
above Lottery, were sold by C. n Waite.
Orders for tickets in any of tie, Lotteries
drawing in the U. States promptly attended to.
Sept. 25-6t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
Mayo & Fraystr.

Mayo 9 Frayser,
= 400 ae'rs 6el0'0 ths Farmers Bank Of Va
HaVe Just received the following pubications.
IHe .antiquaiy--2 co.'s.
Spiritual Qui9otte-s do.
Hhlte's Letters on Engtand-s do.
HeadloRg RdH,
.haeaosG's ioems,
' Ilde''in Ca Syrian tale.
ALSO.
An additional supply of rarey's Quartz
Bibles.
October So 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09

dlStfict composed OF the counties or Han
OUer, Henrico, .ye,o-Kent, Charles City
and TIE city of Richmond.
FELLOW-ClIlZENS,
Having offered myself to your considera-
ton "a candidate TO supply the vacancy occa-
stoned IN ,,e representation OF your district, by
the death of my lamenied father, deem it ne
cessary TO make public avowal Of my princi-
piles, as am personally unknown to many OF you,
and as the circumstances of my situation, will
preclude the possibility Of my visiting the diff
icrent sections of the district anterior to the E.
lection.
So far as am known to any of you, I feel a
confidence thatI am known as firm and infexi.
bic republican whenever called upon to act DO
htically, as one of the people, whenever occa.
sion required that my sentiments should be
known, in reference, either to political principle
or measures, have acted as thought. have "a
vowed my principles independently, without re-
gard to time or other circuns tances.
Educated as have been, under the guidance
Of him who was known to all of you, reve.-
ence for parental example has been superadded
to the conclusions of my own mind: holy love
for republican principles was interviewer with
the germs of my mental existence, it began
with the first dswnings OF my reason and has
heretofore guided my course through every con.
dition & relation of my political life.-My prin.
cipies h.ye been deliberately formed upon re
Election, and as their basis the rights Of man By
n.iiHre, can never be changed, expect not to
change them.
have had some leisure, and that leisure has
been devoted to literary pursuits, the acquire
ment of political Knowledge presented itself 10
me as OF primordia importance.--I have stu
died the rights of the people, I have studied
my own rights as one Of that people: how far [
have succeeded in attaining correct knowledge
of those rights, time and opportunity can alone
develope, but whatever of talent nature has be.
slowed upon me, al the energies and affections
of my mind and body, shall be exerted in tire
maintainance of your rights, should you confide
to me the trust.
Respectfully your fellow citizen,
JOHN Il. CLOPTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
WASHINGTON, Oct. q.

Mr.. Dallas, the secretary of the Treasu-
ry, left this city on Tueaday last for his
residence. He continues to act until his
successor is appointed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
Richmond, October 9, 1916.

M dispMfe: iaua,a, et soMpent hscnle

On Monday sail boat started from City Poin
for Curles' the seat of MI. Henry G. Heth-on
board of her were capt. Stott, Mr.. Henry G
Heth and five saiiors-A squan struck her and
she upset: Capt. Stott, Nc. Heh and two sailors
were drowned, the other three sailors were say.
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09

Col. Henry Ream, Of Lancaster county,
Penn. " for altering and forging sundry re-
cords in the Surveyor generals Office" has
been sentenced to two years confinement
in the Iail Of Dauphin county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Course OF EXCHANGE.
e.. (coRREcrrD wrEKLr.)
From : Cts. to 6 Gu

corrected by J. B. K.iraleed E.reha,,pe Brok,erl
SPecie a pet CT. ADJ. Cplenty)
Treasury Notes al l.2 per. ct. Advance
Exchange London g z bey. CT. abope bar.
Boston to g
on .Ns1p-forle 9 to 2 10
on PhiLadeloiaa 50 q 4 per CT. dis.
Baltimore Notes 71-2u82 do.
District Columbia Notes. oalO do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09

The following gentlemen are proposed to the
Republicans OF Virginia, as Electors Of Presi-
dent and Vice-President Of the u. States :-and
if elected; stand pledged to vote for
JAMES MoNRoE; as President, and
DANIEL ID ToMPKIEs, as Vice President
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09

To the FreekolderS IF the congressional
district composed Of the counties Of Han
Ouer, Henrico, .Ne,o-Kent, Charles City
and TIE city of Richmond. =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27

|perseus who will take tie head ana !,
which belongs to it. Cgsywemen. vbs
lit would be wiser to regald as az
sex than a part If the fair, should ~.
"a solemn renupciation Of all the Iat
which it's impossible for them to az ~
they should turn their eyes to an,Si
|euarter, endeayor to Deco coed co
Try squiles, amuse Themselves 81
hunting, and singing catche, and d,;,s
ing songs ; they might even obtain 49,. y
in parliament. For myself Isee 10 !,
lection. "
Perhaps / nav be asked, how shah
woman Know that she is ugly. tia, j.
may take her measures act Oidinely.
ply she nast believe her ears ratIsrs,
her eyes. B. assured, madam, thai !
your ear is not accustomed TO The H.
guage Of CALAMITY or passion, it is ~
austerity which has saved YOU from !
danger as snare. :
There s yet another rider Of won,
who merit tie sharpest censure, The,
conduct being perpetual in ult t. con,
mon sense. they may be consiaereda
hardened offenders. There are wCrs
passed the age of so, whose iuty it i
whether they were beautiful or not i
the last age, to nainia.n graceful d.
porlmeE, in this. we See them al i
the spectacles display 6 every TIN,
that art and nature can furnish most N
genious, to render thems ives ridlculcui
have known some OF : egreat grand.
40 hers, who, thinking o shine in u
the eoiors Of the rainbo@, resemble onh
the silk wcrm, dying in the middle i
his threads. The only favor Ne ca
Grant this age is an extreme neatnsa-
If they cannot entirely give up dress ID
them con6ne themselves at least to Ia
taste of the elegy, the drama, or raAs
the heroic style Jet this last should per-
haps be reserved for court NOR mig.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
THE ART OF DRESS,
Initiated from the English Of Lord Ches
terrified.

The Romans equently make use OF .
prover b. the sound sense of which cannot
be sufficiently admi ed (; ex pede Hercu-
lem, Hercules is known by his foot,
The Greeks what Infinite resources
does an extensive reading give one. the
G reeks say. imation amer lie habit Is
the nan. Indeed it is in little things. q
particularly in the choice Of dress, that
II. character of men is shown without dis
o,,ise. When we are employed in affairs
Of consequence, we make use of great
discretion, and the interest we common
ly have in the concealment, gives US sue
cess :but in matters which appear al
most indifferent, like dress, we leave tie
IMAGINATION to itself, and it is then We
frequently betray what we woaid wish to
have most carefully concealed, From
this there undoubtedly arises the most
dreadful consequences. 10 prevent
obese. let us endeavor to establish such
|! clear maxims, that every one will IN tn.
lure know on what to depend, and lei
lus leave as few doubts on this important
lpoint, as the act Of Edward Third Oh tie
lcrimes Of high treason
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Public Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ Of venditioni ex.
nouas. 70 me directed, from the court of
appeals for the western shore Of Marylad
WILDE sold for cash and meet crop OF to.
hacco, at the courthouse in Port-Tobac-
90, on Tuesday the goth day Of May next
al William Courts's right, title and In
tcrest in and to a tract or parcel of land,
called New Alltord." containing 81
and one half acres, more or less, the pro-
pertv of said Courts. Taken in execu-
fionto satisfy debt due Samuel VIM
TOwNLEY R0BEY.
Late Sheriff, of Charles County
April - dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
april IS
Fifty DO lars Reward

viii be given for apprehending nsggf'
David. who ran away from the subscribe
on Wednesday the goth day OF Mari
last. Negro DaAid is a likely younsfeI'
low OF yellow complexion, has sea-
under his lett e, and scar on his FE'
ANGLE, ard also one on his right Or Ie
hand. He carried away With nm Hl
horse, Saddle and bride, and VIII, nos
than probable, attempt to eject hls e.
cape to Pennsylvania. lie IL vel a.
quainted in the state of Nirglnia, as
went of in that direction.
| will give twenty-five dollars 70 aoI
person for experimenting him, il thha
n the state /; if taken cut OF tht sla'A
Fifty dollars. The person apprshen0nlSI
i'm will couhue him in any Jail SO TIL
get him again.
re. hannah Franklin, !,
Charles County. NJ
Anril 70 3r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Wool carding Machine.

THE subscriber takes this nethcdd
informing the public, that he intends
recting two new Carsli & Machines, !;
Samuel 1f'Pherson's new mill, Mcult.
Hebron Cotton Factory. FIVE riles fen
Alexandra. where he listers 1Ins:i
with giving general satisfaction.
The wool must be creased with nl
POUND OF grease to eight or ten pound
0f wool.
n. 3. If there is any MefinO Na
Sc { to he machines, it must be saSa
clean of all It's gummy nature, and o..
pi.t of oil to Ell hi or ten pounds OF soa
must be sent with it.
Jcgah Star.
april Is 81