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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
The .ameriean to the British Plenipotcnsiaries.

~"S 'N''e''Se' :" S"c D'IsfSp Il 'eI'!p2beH"dITcs.
Harley street, June 24,h, 1915.
The undersigned have the honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt of the note of the British plen.
potentiaries of the Esd inst expressing their as
semitic the proposal of emitting the 3d. and 9Th.
article OF the IRE projet To the proposal ofomit
ting als' altogether iya t,cle upon the subject Of
the EsstAndies, and of signing an arrangement
embracing all the provisions contained in the Sc
1ond article, the undersigned do not feel them
saves authorised 10 accede--But they offer to
sign convention embracing that article entire,
and the first separate article the whole of which
convention shall be limited to The term Of four
yeart from the date of the exchange of the rat.
hcations, or they will agree to a convention for
the sole purpose Establishing all discriminating
duties, on American and British vessels, and Their
eargoes, in the intercourse between the I'm ted
States and his Britannia msjesy's territories in
Europe, IN the same manner contemplated by the
II article, and as explained and mutually agreed
onin the conferences on that subject, admitting
I'll the other provisions contained in the same
article, and which had for its object, to place the
Two countries respectively, on the footing of the
most favored nation.
The undersigned request the British plenipo
tentiarles to accept the assurances of their dis
tmSulsied consideration.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
HENRY CLAY,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The ht Hon. r. J Robinson,
II. Goulburr, esq. and
DIR. VIM. Adams.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

third article, che undersigned regret learn that
the American plenipo'en,iaries have not found it
practicable 30 frame any article compatible with
the different views entertained by tie two par
ties respecting he intercourse between the Ca.
nadas ard The United States And rs the under
signed ere equally unable TO accede to the pro
position made ON the part Of the United S ate,
respecting the navigation Of waters lying excu.
sively within the territories of his Rrtannic ma
Jesty, they accedc TO the proposal ofomitting the
article altogether. They have also no object on
20 the omission of the fifth article.
In regard 10 the trade with the British East
indies, the undersigned are not authorised to
substitute for the two separate articles which
they had proposed, one of which shall put the in
tercourse of the United States in that quarte,up
on the footing of the most favored European NJ.
ton, inasrnuch rs it would have the practical eft
feetof granting, in another shape, that which The
undersigned are instructed to withhold, unless
accompanied by greater limitation oftime than
they would think it expcdent to apply to the o.
thcr arrangement OF the treaty. If, however the
American plenipot entiaries adhere TO their obiec.
tion to tile substance of the two separate articles
as proposed on the part of Great Britain, the un-
dersgned are ready to omit altogether any arti-
Gle upon the subject Of the East.Indies.
The undersigned are nevertheless disposed to
console the arrangements of the second article
Gas agreed upon or understoo) TO be of sufficient
importance to the mutual interests OF Great Bril-
tam and the United States, particularly in the
common object of securing a free CONNIE. cial in
tercourse between the two countries, to induce
them readily to sign treaty or convention for
that single purpose, independent of the other
points to which the negotiation has referred.
The undersigned are happy, upon this occa-
sion, TO renew to the American plenipotentarIes
The assurances of their high consideration.
ROBINSON,
WEI. ADAMS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24
y 'I-5ultys-
LATE ARRIVAL FROM FRANCE.


Yesterday arrived at this port the slnp Mary
Ann, Capt. Timothy Wellm4n, Jun, in 36 DAYS
from Hawe-tle Grace. To the poiiteness of Mr.
IhoFndiEe Proctor, passenger, we are indebted
Tor series OF PIrispapers TO Dec ), from which
we nave made the TRANSACTIONS below.
Mr.. Proctor states, that tranquility prevailed
IN France, (Which indeed IS indicated BY the com.
plexion Ut The papers) that the trial Of Mgsha.
Ney was still pending, and tic prevailing SEMI,
ment was that he would be acqu tied.
Among the contents of the papers, We fnl IN
proceedings Of the Alb Deo on marshal NJ
which are among the trsnslatons and also tl,,
.reaiy OF place concluded between The Allie
Powers and France, al Psr.s, the 2O.h Nov. tope
I her with convention between France AID tn
AID IN regard TO demands of British si6iec
dPon the French government, -and treaty Of q,
sdne date between Austria, g. BRIAN, P,lss
AID Russia m which they stpulate TO ma,ntn
ne treaty that day cJncmded wnn France. 20 n !.
new and confirm tue arrangements made the ore
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

1rans!aieS fer ne Mercantile .qofueykissr f.o,,
Pacisi9 TO Mn. 39m.
~ PASIs, Nov. %.
THIS days Official Gazette contains The following
Royal Ordinance
LOUIS, ny the Grace Of God, etc.
An s1Focious erine had suJiled the CITY Of
MINES IN Contempt OF tue Constitutional Char
e. which acknowledges the Catholic religion 70,
e'ie reig on OF the SIs,e, put Which guarantees
'iper9 Siu protection u all otber religious pro
LESSONS, asedIUous band mas dared tn onnnse tb,
oye'nB ct t's Protestant Temple Our militia,
eomnl2ndant m eideayOurmg 10 disDerse tb,
tumu't Dy persuasion, before having recourse to
me arm ca iofce, has been assassilta ed. AID hi,
assassin has souSat an asylum, against the pursuit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

There are already in Pans, English tradesmen
OF ne'riy every DESCRIPTION taliJrs, OootGakers.
ssddiers, liner diapers, &c. Several prole sors
OF fancy, exhibited with good success on Mond,,
last, At Neatly Races and we have heard Il hun.
ed that If Is no; unlikely, that even an Enel,sh
play ho'ise, wnl be added to the list OF Paris. an
amuseinents Tor Tie present wmler.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-24

4fa..t,t r,,.-, 'l'U 'tLth, november q.
Marshai Blncher has at lax re nreed 10 .ba
tomrnons OF the king h,s master ps,,, ~ ,L '.,
'eispn, nc revisited tie pl.ce az I;rn, u, Sere 4.
vas ss ulrown from his horse, and lay ano1g ,be
S SAr ua'las INC passage and prec u tate retreat
,'. paw OF me t'eacs army. After remaining
ro,,sl 'l,c conv ers With his aids lie gen.
'e vas found IN that cr.llcI si(Iat,on "''" "'''A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
From the Connecticut Courant.
THE BRIEF REMARKER.

There is happy medium betwixt the
Iheartless disposition to please nobody,
land the absurd aim to please every body
and fortunate are they who find this mid.
die line, ard keep 70 itso steadily as
seldom to run into the extreme on the
one side or the other.
1t is no good sign to be Indifferent with
respect to what the world thinks Or says
of us, since it would argue either a full
ness of pride or total lack of sensibiii-
ty. This would be the character of such
indifference. were it real but in truth il
lis mere affccttaion or pretence. II we ex.
cept those, that are 1t the very bottom
of the scale of human life, and only a
small proportion even of them, it may be
fairly concluded that no man or woman
is altogether Indifferent about the good OF
bad opinion of fellow beings. So far
from it, the few who lay claim to this I'm,
amiable distinction have been found, se-
reraliy speaking, peculiarly rancorous
and vindictive toward such as made free
with their characters, or had merely spo
kt disresrectful of their talents Nc
authors, for example, have uritbed viii
more agony under the merited lash o.
criticism, or been more jealous and vindic
tive, than some Of those who pretended
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
The american EGg3e,

Published at Shephcrd's-Town, wiz
ginia) which is situate in the centre Of 8
wealthy and extensive settlement, on
The Potomac, has general &wide-spread
circulation, and whici, is daily eacrsas-
ing through the counties Of Jefferson,
Berkeley, part of Frederick in Virginia,
and the south and east parts Of Washing.
ton county, in Maryland.
Persons having occasion to publish ad.
sertisements in that quarter, Will do well
by publishing in the above paper.
Advertisements are conspieuously IN.
serted at the usual prices.
John ~ Sayaer, Editor.
June GO st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
From the London Courier, Of May 8.

By an account laid before Parliament
the price of gold in bars and coin, on the
a6th of April, was Al per ounce ; silver
in bars, IS l I'D; and dollars, Is II
I'D. The course Of exchange was.
Hamburger. S., 10; Lisbon, 81 IA; Pa
ris, one days date, Is, 60, at 2 usance:
Is, 80.
By an account Of foreign gold and sill
yer coins. and bullion, deposited in tn.
bullion office of the bank of England, as
imported from abroad /; Distinguishing
each year, from LIST January, 1910, to the
slst December. 1915. it appears that in
the year 1910, the total amount was l,S7r
l9al.-18N 2,s62.027l.-1S12, 1850
aS7l.-1sls, s,SO9. seOl.-lsl4, 1915
579l.--and in 1915. 4,0s2.1Sll.
Note.-From this account no certain
conclusion can be drawn, of the actual a.
mount Of the imports of gold and silver
many and large imports, as well as ex
ports. being made, of which the bank has
mo cognizance, and in man. instances
passing through the bullion Office only a.
packages, value unknown.
The highest aggregate amounts Of bans
notes in circulation. from the ,st Of Fe
Ibruary, 1915, to the goth OF April, 1916
both inclusive, were 1857, 1901. and thu
lowest aggregate amounts, from the Is
OF February, 1915, to the 29th of April
1916, both inclusive, were 24,O4S.SSOl.
/ Tofal nominal value of bank notes pre-
scented at the bank and refused payments
or account OF their being forged, for TIT
last four years, TO the latest period t.
which the same can be made up. specify
ing the total nominal value so presented
anG refused payment in each year respec
lively In tie year 1912, % 1861. II
1915, 2o.S6sl. in 1914, %, l54l. in 1915
1854. to the eth April 1876, 9,s6Sl
Total, l02,4s0l.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
J.. sbrese'
June 90
Union Bank, Alexandra
June 81, 1916

Stockholders, in the institutions Mai
have paid the several n tai'nen.' ~ s me
for, may receive on a!Piiea1'i,on d d, a; ~
hank. on or after the fil.t OF July, un -.
dend from the profits for the SIX a 81 Ss"r
ending seth instaot, at the rae Ell u nav
per cent. upon the money calHtal ~"
paid in.
By order, c..s;er.
June 90 W.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
TO MERCHANTS.

5us9 OPENED AND FOR SHE, FOX =
FEY DAYS ONLY,
4 Large and general Assortment O
N French, British, India, and Fancs
Goods, which will be disposed of on IT,
most reasonable terms, at Mr.. Shethar's
Hotel, sign of.he Indian Queen,
June 90 ste
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
St. Domingo Mdllogany.

The subscribers have on hand, and fot
sale,
A large quantity Of the above Mahoga.
ny, which they purchased low and will
cell on liberal terms. Cabinet-makers
will find 1t to their advantage to call on
rs. as the wood is Of the tint qualit, and
high colored.
Penn and Harmon.
June 90 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
Public Sale,


BY virtue OF a deed of trust to the sub
scribers, will be sold, on the premises,
ON Friday, the Twenty.frst day OF
June, that large and cemmodious three
story Warehouse and the Lot ON which
it stands, situated on the north side of
King. street, and next the dock that di-
vides Irwin's from Ramsay's wharf,
fronting on Ramsay's wharf forty feet,
aud the same on King-street--at present
occupied By. John Adam and Jacob Nor
gan. Herms OF sale cash.
r. I. Taylor. and
W. Herbert. Junior,
trustees.
Hay 16. dts
The sale of the above pro
perty is postponed until Saturday che
eth day Of July.
". Hsrbsrt, jun.
June S IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
June 81
Notice.

Having in conjunction with The zap ?,
tain of the Steam Boat. rented the uPps'
side of Andrew Bartle's wharf Tor tue az u
commodation Of our boats; mas,ela ~
vessel. are forewarnetl from aauiiHs "
said wharf, unless they may hare S san
of wood for the use of the Steam DOa,
as frequent Inconvenience arse ~ u"
laying there. o.r.xe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
jane 90
Notice


The subscriber having been duly ap'
pointed Deputy Collector for. collecting
the Direct Tax Of the United States, and
the Tar on Furniture and Watches, tor
the county Of Alexandra in the district
of Columbia, hereby ysivss notice, that he
will attend at Mr.. John M.Laughlin's ho-
Gel to receive the same, on Friday and
Saturday the fifth and 9th days Of July
next. All persons interested are earnest
ly requested to attend 70 this notice, as
his Instructions are, positirely, to finish
the collection Immediately.
John G.. Mandell.
Deputy Collector.
June go div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01

tvS thA rate Of interest any lnolc tna''
pe, ,, can tho value Of merchandise.
6 In vain Bonapar,e attempted !a J. 9
severe laws. It had no effect either :, i
The cities or in the country II onls
5.'s ,s S t. a;m;pisA the numbered lenders
s : III 70 enable and induce and lustli.,
, a"s !. who did lend in violation,ol the Law
to t, all = more exorbitant rate o. lnteres'
, h thew would have done' ~ eonse'
,ra Hal, s' Il the dangers to which they wers
ssnosed ..The imperial government,
eRpnanarte,s1 was obliged to suspend
the execution Of the usury law becaus.
its wants were great, and the only eHec'
was. that by serigorous measures the
rate Of interest was higher than oe'
fore. *.
tate that the Legislature ought to icave
the rate of interest Unlimited, to pc ser
tied by the lender and bor' lower. slhl'
freedom existed in France for mary years
and Notwithstanding the great use i''
money which the government had no IN
convenience was sustained by this H.
Icense. It tended rather to make loans
more moderate and profitable to borrow
lers."
1t is only necessary for government
to saw that whenrescourses is had to thu
judiciary. and no special agreement ha'
been made between borrower and icndel
the int, est shall be five percent"
This is sound sense and excellent po-
litico economical principles. The rate
ofinterest in France in 1904 and 1898
was about four or FIVE per cent. YET
YOU might take twenty without ans Pc
nalty ifany man would be SO foolish a:
to give It. But nobody, was, because II
vas obtained cheaper. Abolish our laws
against usury and the rate Of interest
would fall to five per cent. Some 10
stances would exist of an exorbitant ratt
of interest.-So there are at present, an'
that rate ia higher not only by an IN.
risk which the lender runs OF the loss OF
his capital by usury law, but what re" lev.
authors have noticed1 nine out Of ten o.
the lenders are kept entirely out OF the
market by these laws. as they can ge'
six and half and seven and hall PEI
cent in public stocks. and baHks. II we
ever mean to have the rate OF interes.
low, we must put money on the footing 0!
and let it be sold tor what
it is worth, and the credit OF the boFrowei
and all other things considered.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
The Cargo

The largo
OF the British schooner Asenoria, capt
Tynes, from Barbados. consisting of
e hhds. Muscovado sugars
Al puncheons rum
1s4 hhds. molasses
19 bags ginger
2 cases Arrow roots
casks
will be landed tomorrow, and IS for
sale.
May ss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
Wanted

'YE1WO Apprentices to the hae'nS
Business, from II to Is years "
age, and OF good character ana '0A'
|neXions.
John Wilbar.
June 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
90 hhds. OF lst quality ousa''
500 bushels black eyed feas'
1000 do. Corn, "a, ..
Snanish Hides and Tanners VIZ =
: usual.
Mordecai Miller.
- o. Gaw2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
Cut Nal S.

Cut MAJ s., .-,,..
so casks of ell ASSURED GU ~
ust received and for sale by IL
7. IL Ho'e'ass,
emo. 70 -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01

Pubic Sale.
On Tuesday next the Cd OF, July, wiz
be sold at the vendue Store, cofnc.
Of Prince and Fairfax strscss,
Sugar in hogsheads
N. E. Rum, in do
Wine Vinegar in casks, very good
Imperial & Young Tyson teas u
chests
claret wine, in cases
Queens ware
Indigo in seroons
Prunes In boxes
ALSO.
DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
cloths. imperial aud Bennet's cords
Cambr;c and leno and book musllns
Cotton shirtiugs
Domestic cottons and cotton yarn
Colorsd sambrics
Fancy aud furniture ginghams
Marseilles sestings
Woolsn and cotton hosiery
Sewing silks and cotton, sc.
r. G. Niarsteller.
June %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01
.atso, fo,. Freight,

kEk The brig Hesper. Joseph
NEKIN Stephens. jun. master; bur,
NsssEesss1x then about 1900 bbls. nearly
new and a superior built yes
sell, sails fast, and ready to receive a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-01

xsk Tie ship IVilkelmina. John
IL ES Baxter, master; burthen 1000
49,: barrels, in good order 4 rea-
s>r dy to receive a cargo On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
LANDS FOR SALE.

I quish 10 sell the folio4vin.g DaiuaJlc tracts
of LAND:
nNE TRACT, containing 500 acres, lying on
W James River, in the county of Bedford, nine
miles from Lynchburg-this tract lies rowling-a-
bove half as rich tobacco land as any the river !;
there is about 40 acres cleared.
Three Tracts, in the cnnnty of Campbell, ten
miles from Lynchburg, and four miles from Oxford
from Works. One of these contain 100 acres,
and may be conveniently divided into two good
tracts it lies very isre! for land in that part of
the country; is fertile any aad in that
county, except only James River bottoms--the
neishboThood is peasaot and the situation very
healthy; the Improvements very good, and
there orchards of kinds of fruit that bear
every year. This tract is excellent farming land,
ifput ander proper system of cultivation; about
500 acres is cleared, and aiIn good heart atleast
400 acres OF tobacco land in The woods, and about
$50 or 130acres of first rate meadow land the
main western road runs through this tract, and
affords an excellent stand FOR public house.
The terms will be accommodating and the
subscriber, residing the last mentionrd tract,
will shew the land on application.
MICAJAiI C.. NORMAN.
June 26. l4-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
POWHATAN HILLS
Lnn q or L.

IvgvIIE Proprietor having given joiot interest in
amang hs children, who are DESTROYS to sell the
same--They will, Thasday the 1t OF August,
at o'clock in the evening, be exposed in corve-
hient building lots, extending from Mr.. Fuiton's,
towards Almond's Creek, which separates them
3srom Marion Hill, and within or GOO yards Of
she river There are few more elegant scitesth
shese.
The view of the city, country and water, would
y : pleasing TO any who wokhl examine thers.
They, will be sold on credit of H. IS and %
months, for approved endorsed negotiable rotcs,
aud the property shewn by applieationto Mr. Fnl-
ton or Jos. ii. Mayo. The Its will coatain fon
to acres, viii be by plan shortly to be
deposited in the Office of Heron, Sinton, s. Co.
THOS. TAYLOR.
Jure IL. 20-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
Spring GOODS

VHVHE Subscribers expect 10 receive IN day or
two by the Indian Chief from Lonton
Superfne London Cloths and Cassrneree, ToiIi-
nctts and Cuttings, Fancy Muslns for ladies' dres-
ses, Printed Blue, Buff and Indian striped Dimies.
Furniture do. Cotton, and Linen and Cotton ryke.
York striped Nankeena, Balloon I,ombazettes assor-
ted colours, Ladies Cotton Hose and Silk Gloves.
Mems and Cti;dren's Cotton Hose, DO Brown and
half Hose Buck and Ssrk Tan, Gloves, Sc wing silk,
Dolmon and Wakey's best London Hats, Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Common do. Cloth, Tooth
and Shaving Brushes, Seine and Shop Irvine. so
Casks sd. Nails fiat points, Casks i0d. dc. London
Porter, White Lead, Spanish Brown, sc.
They have on band Irish Linens and Sheesiues,
Cambria and Iaconett Muslin, Light and Dark
ground cooarcd Prints. aud an assortment Of Haro-
Sga,e and Ct,tierytl Of which they offer for sale
on accommodating terms.
- SUTHERLAND COLQUHoUN * Co.
yene I. IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
LAND AND NEGROES

a
fHSllE Tract 81 Lnn,d, whereon now reside, in
X the County &c Nelson, wiz he sold TO the
zshest hader, at pnbiic auction, on the Oh day Of
feptember next, the sale to take place on the
premises. 1t contsIrs, by recent survey, nine
funired and sxty-onc acres. Of which, shout two
lh'ired and fifty arc cleared and in good tiIth--
here are two fields on it nov in red clover, 10
hleh ,le soil has been found rerticuiarly lapted,
pa the beneficial operation ct Plaster of Paris up
p It, has been strikingy evnced. The greater
PAT Of that which is still in wood 10 excellent To-
aceo Land, and lies well as any lard IN Virgin
r. IL sahout four milesirom NJ lson Coart-house
MI seven from The jprc;ion Of Tye with James
'"er The improvements consist of very good
1vellng house, with all the necessary houses ap-
&petating 20 II, and large and new barn. II will
sIso sell ., TIE same day. and ct the came plsce
rs'1e o. fifseeni KELLY NEGROES, consist.
EoE Of men, women, ard children.
The terms will he accommodating, and made
known on the day Of ssie.
L,9ND0Nc c.. RTYES.
JOY II. eo-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
EOR S4LH


sbWiAT well-known and valuable property, the
a IcUers, &c at Cumb rland g. III. Va togcth
Ct wih aboat geo Of Land, the greater psrt Of
} .oieh S now standing in woods, which Is more
unn sofirient to supports the Tavern with fre-wood
snd timber forever, if taken care OF The situa-
ion Tor Tavern is known to be equal, II not
Epe1or to any country stand in Virginia. there
'ye fken il unnecessary to give any particular de-
c.'phon, as any person dcyirons 10 purchase such
's,e'hle properly, will first view the premises,
81 inch viii be much better recommendation ti.sn
VI Sn posTbly he given in an advertisement, as the
ol'lon ia point Of health and elegance is inferior
viii also sell my Diis', on little C,inia,wbth
. within IL miles of the court-house, and affords
se ioll-corn than sufficient 20 support the Tav-
&t,5,a as well as the advantage Of pair ofdelight-
81 birr STORIES, which manufactures rs good -four
y IN the State. and the house sufficiently large
Il % we from to 10000 bushels wheat, and IN
ys'y good order for manufacturing flour on large
T.. Terms eiD be made known, by applying to me,
THOMAS HODsoN.
July IL. 20--2t$