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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06

! qualifications, much is said but IL striker
me, that 1t he is al all qualified to be the
6OceTror Of StGte, he is without doubt
| capaciiated to perform all the duties of the
gtce-Presideut of the United States. A
Governor OF State may be looked upon,
az MINIATURE what President is TO the
United States, The latter requires more
knowledge of diplomatic affairs, should bs
profound statesman, and generally man
OF deep, enlarged, and penetrating mind,
tie should, at all times, avoid sycoDhautS.
courtiers, or the would be minions for at
all courts. whether monarchical or republi.
can, these creatures may be found in more
or less abundance. In our republican iu-
stitutions, the purity of genuine practical
democracy should be preserved and. con.
+sequently, all extraueous matters, which
SAVIOUR OF foreign courts and manners,
should be cast into the common sewer Of
hlth. They, from their nature, cannot
ian to disease the body polite the NOR
DINO matter would extend its baneful ina
huence into the ramificatioDs of society.
as well as into our State Governments, and
produce general corruption, terminat-
ing, as it would, in decomposition of fhe
body polite. Let us then guard against
every possible means of corruption--per-
serve our rights and liberties-for Which.
1t IS cur dtty as men, as citizens, to sups
port such men, and such men only. as are
politically honest virtuous as democrats,
and possessing mind enough to govern, re.
gulate, and steer the Vessel of State in
times OF war, as well as in times of peace.
We look with anxious solicitude for the
nominations at Washington we would
like unanimity among Republicans. MAY
we mud in Mr.. MONROE a second JefFers
son, inheriting his virtues, aud profitins by
hls examples let him be our next Presfs
dent.
MIR. Madison deserves the thanks of his
country and accordingly receives them.
tie has guided our Barque of State in the
worst OF times and the successful issue of
the war gives evidence of his ability as
political navigator.
Whoever may be selected at Washinton
as the Candidate for the Vice Presidency.
taithougb for one am somewhat oDposed
to this system of the caucussing by mem.
bers OF the National Legislature aud think
the ticket should be formed in different
manner) l am sure will receive the undi-
vlded support Of every virtuous demo.
crat."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
we ai3bute1 iamdi5, e s0ilDent 1iscutes
Richmond. .lIarch 81 1aI6.
CID LANcAsrERIAN sYsrEAI

With equal surprise and regret. we see Oh.
Lanoas'erlan mode of education branded bv the
Editors or the Petersburg Intelligence as as.s.,
ING ne JTsf rank among those plans of ,,ersst;o,,
VINCE gi0oera ftnbosiors haze blayed u6on he s5
&c How such charge can Je supported ~.
are, indeed, at loss TO comprehend To iba.o
any deception IN extending to the lowest ra,,i.s
Of society the blessings oil education IN ,,Iaa''..,
knowledge within the reach even Of the r,I,,rs,.
~ economziDg time, as well as money a.
thB system been tested by successful exnHs;.
mehts Are not It's benefits, not ONLY denonstra
Die, but practically Where, then. Is tho dcco,,,i
ton surely, there is something Ike mage =,
mus charging the intellectual sphere af co,,n.
ny--in cspacfatng thousands for eniov,nenIs
virtues, and usefulness, 70 which they wo,i5 ~
man utter strangers, did not tbs benign Is,5,
Greasy apd cheap instruction Hume the dartegt
secesses otp0yer,y--and beam wherever human
sengs are found to imb.be and enjoy its genial
spA ~but ths magic IS admirable-itis noble
~ ne~senyi The Editors Of the PETERSBURG
AnteigenoeF say that the Iancasfer;.o
was evidently fabricated in EnRiand nv tbe 49,
ofBoYernmept. II our memory be- M sr.'.t'a
fous, we think that the very reverse yas ,be go
Ihe tools Of Government, IN Enqlsnd. AZ IN &C.,
ether country where monarchy and sristocrosyy
prevail and where the alliance of church ~
state . solic,tously maintained, far from V;sbr.
70 dhtuse knowledge, have always endeavorsJ 20
eontrsct its sphere. They have uniformly mid
10 maze society happy, and people easv
snaer me meanest circumstances, IL is reouis;ie
shat many OF them should be ignorant az we'll
sS poor. knowledge both enlsrges and rnnl,;.
pies our desiresi and the fewer tbipgs q me-,
N'aass Tor, TIE more easily his Necessities NAV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06
B. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
BALrIMonr, March I.

BY letter from Washington we learn.
that ON the 2sth ult. WiLIiam Pinkneg
Et1sqr. the Representative from this CITY in
Congress, was nominated by the presidents
OF the United States to the Senate. as
special minister plenipotentiary and envoy
extraordinary to the King of the two Sicf.
lies, and as envoy and minister plenipo.
tentary permanent at the court of ST. Pc.
tersburg. Another letter states, that s!this
will be the most splendid mission that ever
departed from this country" Mr.. Pinkney
has, no doubt, consented to accent of the
appointment.
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COMMUNICATIONS

The Commissioners for carrying into effect
The Act incorporating Company for The pnrnose
OF improving the navigation Of James River be.
lieving il advisable that the community should
have an opportunity ofezsminine the law. sdv;se
that the books for receiving subscriptions should
be closed, and opened again on',be first MONDAY
m May next-From the disposition unaffected
by number Of Citizens 60 take shares. Il L
confidently believed tbst had they been permitted
TO subscribe, that f1l half Of the stock would
have been taken on the FIRST day---The provisions
m the lay are very favourable to the stock hoI.
derS, and ns d0pss can be entertained buil The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06
RHODE-IsLAND.

Ny AT general Convention of Dele.
gates, from the several towns of this State,
holden at Providence, on the 9lst day Of
February, 1916, RESOLVED, that the abili,
ties, long tried patriotism, and integrity OF
JAMES MoNRoE, of Virginia, and DASrrI,
d. ToMPKINs, Of New York, entitle them
to the appreciation and gratitude ofall the
Republican citizens Of our country and
that it is the unanimous request of This
Convention, that the said Monroe should
be nut in nomination and suouorted TO-
the next President, and the said 16mD.
& S1 Tor the next Yice-President, of the
United States.
N. r. KNIGHT, President
u. II. WRERLFR. Secrpknrm
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NonFoLk, March 1. 1a16-

me following extract of letter from a
scientific and highly respectable gentleman
OF Philadelphia, is offered TO us for publjca.
ton, and inserted from conviction fhat
the notice it contains of the famous project
OF Mr.. HaLttOr eattiTating corn, will ne
interesting to many farmers of Virginia.
who have been duped by the article Of
this agricultural innoyator. The subject
OF the Presidential Election, incidenfaIlv
touched upon, we doubt not, will be eoually
acceptable to politicians, who know the
importance Of Pennsylvania in the political
scale. jim. Beacon.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
four answer to my letter on the sub
Ject OF Mr. Halls mode Of Planting, was
entirely satisfactory : the result is what I
anticipated, notwithstanding the variety
and responsibility of his Certificates.
He has declined having an inyestieati.
on by the Agricultural SOCiety--but gave
me liberty to explain to the Society his me-
thod. Ibelieve that Mr.. Hall has been for
tunate ~ dispOslng Of his rights. The ex-
pertinent and observations given by Gene
rat Cooke, 1t appears, ave so far conclusive,
To say the least, as to place all other obser-
yations. contained in his numerous Cert.
ticates, and all other experiments hereto.
fore made, in doubtful light.
Your attention to the subject ofmv LET
ter, reeves my warme3t thanks.
AS the Presidential Election NAV be
subject Of interest with you, at this time Il
may not be amiss to inform you, that the
Democratic party here are divided az to
the men proposed. The Old School De.
mocrats, as they are called, have, 1 believe,
no person in particular in view for Presi.
dent, and are entirely opposed to the nomi-
nation OF Gov. Snyder as the Vice-Drssi-
ttsm' Some Of this party are for .llr.
Cra'Jord, Mr.. Cheeves of South Csrolins.
GoU 10mpkinS of New York, and I strong.
iy presume shr. Clinton of Ney-York. for
our next President The other section Of
the party, viz. the .Nsic iSeho0L Democrats.
are decidedly IN favor of Mn. MoERoF as
President, and Mr. SNYDER as Vire- Pyesi-
dent. Mr. MOnroe's services in every re-
sPect are well known bis talents and ga
trietlsm are appreciated.
Mr. Snyder's friends here are hume.
rous ;lndeed, we may form some idea of
his population from The greatmajority he Oh.
tanned torthe Office he now holds IN the state.
1t my recollection serves me. he had tbe
sscendancy over the other candidate bv
$4,000 yOtes--at least $4,000, for the exact
number 1 DO net remember. As to his
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lst, 1916.
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General Posf-0Ree,
February IS, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06
THE STEAM RNG1NE

respectable and obligiug friend has favours5
as with an essay of Mr. Perier on steam en-
ghes-whlch he has translated in one of The ma.
ny hours which ne delights in deYotinP To col
ence and literature. This essay was written
IN 1910 and, Of course il does MOI e,obrors
several sccessions since made 10 the theory and
practice OF Steam Engines Yet from the IA
Tents and reputation Of the author who is well
known as an ingenious, scientific, enterprising
and successful innovator and irnproyer in AZ
most, every branch Of national industry we are
convinced thatitwil be found highly interest.
ing.
IHF STAN ENGINE is machine Of the highest
importance 70 me arts and manufactures, for It is
applicable 20 all oftbem
The English owe to tina, ineeoious invention n =
rapid progress Of their national industry their in
terror navigation, and perhaps their power among
There is no doubt that the strength of nations
and the amount Of the produce of their industry
are IN proportion to the quantity Of moving power
they contain.
The mass Of that power IS compounded Of the
POPuialion, number OF horses, water courses and
S' ys Tor the useful employment Of Wind.
" by means Of machines I supply the place oe
do the work of million Of men. Il il the ssroe
as II encreased the population Of the countries
by mat number. ff those machines efFect,iaIi,,
represent the power Of twenty or thirty thousand
horses, the horses supplanted by them, NAV bn
returnedto agriculture, or sent TO the armies. or
exported as an article Of commerce. With tb;s
advantage too in favor Of the machines, that they
consume no part Of the produce of the surface II
lie eartn, and that they cost nothing while not
At work, whilst horses must be fed expensvely
At al times
Watereourses are no where in sufficient abup.
-
10 - afseTfed that there are frore kIqn 5000 q,
those engines in England In Franc t6ere ar,
seasgeey '''' hundred, stss the ed md mr. brisei
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/ Mt z0ftion much difficulty aid se,ions r{,k--
En- yoas tzace mentioned ia barhauenf AZ n Ser.
son actually employed in carrying abroad aH me
processes Of the manufactures If tic co7qfrt,
Probably coarse or charred Pit Coal
The Paris foot is 1878 Eng. inches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06

stock viii be as productive as any Canal, or
Turnpike stock in this State.
n friend 20 itsbrsvsneaL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-09
JOHN MORGAN.
EXTRAORDINARY ToIcANo

FROM Me JaUG Gov't CH=esfe sF yday 20, 1915
We are at length enabled to give the pubic a tai
anu interesting account OF the volcanic eruption tba,
has recently taken place on the island of SimLa,,a
which has been furnished u us from the most eos
pectNble authority, and which may be received as an
historical! fact OF unidentified authenticity.
The distance oiliatayis from the 1'umboro mo,n
'nin Is between seven aud eight hundred nils
which appears so enormous space for sound 10
be conveyed over, that we caIInet helm sunnn.;n,
the Volcano on Sunbawa is in some degree co,,'
nected with other Nolcalic mountains ON hi, IslanI
10 prove This lact, we now publish an extract ron,
private letter, with which we were ,bltninvly e.
vOuredI b.iore any eruption was kaOwn To- have ~,
Ken place ON the island of Sunbawa by vl,e n a, N
appear that the dateo 81 the irst explosion t m, ,b
Io'nboro mountain behind Bange~angee corr.
ponds exactly.
"BE5UKIE, April t6.
"1he mountain thathas been kicking ms ,L;s I,,.,
- not "a L"moJan as VAS generally supposed, but
one in The rear OF Bangewsogce and i'm the District
OF BondOwOsO, about IS paal, distant fro,, ~
place, called Goonong R,woOng It has bscn Vol.
S"ie from ume inmem0riai, sometimes smoking
and once or twice has emitted flame: seven ,non,Is
ago four hiocks that were near The. edec or d..
crater Tell ia and chOakcd up the vent. n. c.,
rc-openng was about the 18th instant az vliel f;i,,.
we lc'd slight shower Of ashes however. an tI,c
lOth II broke out with louder explosions than were
ever before witnessed We were cayeIot,r,l IN i,a
ness from o'clock +. Vi Of the mi. un,u o -
NJ OF the l2th.-'fhe GROUND here IL cover.d v;,h
Ashes two inches dep, the same at Probolngo and
81 fapsfoukan; and through The Bang wsnrce Dis
u'sts' from to 10 inches. The sea was much
agitae'l al the time o. these explosions. and oo
10Th" "e"' VI "e
tit be admitted 1at any relative connection exists
between these two v1cahcs, we may reasonable
suppose that their influence extended sin fnrn,tr
20 uc ~es'ward aud that other mountains more
Immediately m our neighbofhood, have emitted tho
SOUNDS that were 80 distinctly heard on thc iii TO-
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SIR. AGNES' WEi.I.

By .sf,'. Dime,d
story there OF maryeo,iswell,
Near fair Florence city (sotr.veers teiD
10 St.Ayues devoted,
And very much noted.
For mystical charms ia its Matters that dwell.
With oil new-narrcd couples-thc story thus goss,
Which drinks first oiihc spring that there ons,
Be it huslshd or wify,
That shall for life,
Onthc other "a yoke VI subsection impose.
Yousg Claude led Cauiiirs To- the church his bride,
And ~cdlock's hard knot IN u twinkling WAS trvd,
But the Clv rl:'s nasa. twahg,
" Ani-n !" scarce had rang.
When the bridegroom elopOd from his good woman
sidr.
Away, like hare, from TN. hound started he,
Till reaching the wclt-dgvpping plump his Enee,
"DVar ST. Agnes, h. CRIED,
i" let me, drink Of thy tile,
And the right TO the IRE, e.,es esubl.s IN me"
lie quaif 4 till near brrs'ng-arsn turli'd quaff,
I'LL the brle in pursuit, ryachd his sc with hugh
Lifting brisly his head,
To the lady he sail,
I'm first at the VEIL Spouse 50 bow TO the staff"
The Dame, to her hubby replied viii, sneer,
That your first at tie well. after ni iagv, clear,
= Rueto such task,
ili'd smai! flask,
And took 1t to church in my pocket my dear"
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al them in the affections OF my co1ntrymen. Bat
tor them, neither the disposition nor the capacity
would exist, to extend the Improvement OF our
country that is foGnd--After awarding with all
my heart and SOUL the iirstplace in our affections
to those who achieved Revolution, aot to
the Members oil the list Assembly the sccontl.-
Then object was, not to provide for the Education
Oh the children sthe rich, st parents living in IA
Sored parts OF the State, though even that object
VIII illn OF course hut ditfse equally through
Out the Commonwealth, the advantages Of etucsti-
on, andby the establishment of freq schools in eve
ry couoty, to extcnd those advantages to the of.
spring OF tho most indisent.-So, as to the benefit
oil internal Improvement, it is TO be xpon scale
that viii enhance the cultvator the value of eve
ry srcle oil the produce of every part of our eoun
try oy iessenoS the cost OF transportation of every
bos'el OF corn and wheat, and every pound IL tobar
co and hemp.
congratulate Virginia upon the we'll founded ex-
pectatlon that may be formed, for the future, from
sie revival OF tat state OF public feeling, when the
prosperity and good cfour country unes the efforts
OF all her sons. These sentiments are the effusio
oil a heart devoted to is native country, ola man
who has no claim to any portion Of the merit SO
freely snd Justly awarded aid whose last and most
anxious wish will be foc the prosperity OF Vir.i-
MIA, and To; the L. ION ID hae9ints s, of all the
Sites.
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February IL.


Messrs. Garland anderson * lHos. .NuaiI
GEN fLENiEN,
yEShNE NOTICE, that on the II,h, 18th. 18th.
Il l4th and 18th days of Apr, next, o on some al,
those days, shall proceed, at Stephen Huatts Ia.
vern IN Mas IN County, aud state of Kentucky. to
t;se the deposi;ioas ofJsnes Anderson ant, Patience
b vile and others, to be read as evidence il, sui,
m Chancery now depend :, in TIE county court of
Not'oway in Which am plaintiff and YOU are ,lc.en
dants. Also, on tie lst Cd, and 81 DAYS OF M.v. or
on so'ne oi tinsc days, shall proceed at The dwell
ing house OF ttiimg Woo'lwarliu the county of
Dinwidie aud state OF Virginia. to IKE. the depos
ton 1.-THE sad Sterling WooiWard 10 be read in the
suit as aforesaid Also OF the Stb, OH aud lnh
DAYS oil sad mo Ia, shall proc eel, az the dwelling
horse oil Jen"nss Robertson, IL the conntv ufIu
nenb"rs to t'kr the d. positions nj the ST. jennings
Robertson and Sash lis wife a.d Others e. b.. read
as evidence IN the suit rs oiessid also ON the isI
igth and 2oth OF said iuout. or on same al ,Io :.
days, shall proceed, ut Archer Rob. rtso,'s ,a rn
IN tS county - \ c;tcwar, to take the demo i,ins
o. ,Zesi.h Anderson ard Others to be r,nd i, the,
si;t aior' said, at which times ami places vo, and
each o you ARE rcue ted to attend To the taxing of
lie Same. lam, gentlemen, years &c
PAULIN ANDERSON.
~ Vi-uts,s
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NOTICE.

VHNfiE Subscriber intends to make application n
J. the FARMERS Bank of Virginia, for the rene W.
al Of Certificate OF the Stock Of that Bank. mum.
bcred ROG, anil dated The lob February 1918 the
original Certificate having been dc stroyet by FIRE IN
Petersburg on the night ofthe 10th july last or ~
therwise lost OF nisaid.
EDWARD STOKES.
JANUARY ~. Bl-w6wp
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CHRISTIAN BOHN-

CHRISTIAN BONN,
VIM administered on the estate of John C..
X inpner, deceased, wishes to close the late con-
ger" OF Bonn 4 dnbner at the end of this year, as
also ms administration the said John c. Hnbnc,.'s
estate therefore, all persons having claims against
John Z husncr, individually, or against the late
hrm oil Bonn * Hubner, will please max. item
KNOWN and ali those indebted, are requested to
make payment.
CHRISTIAN BOuN,
administrator OF John e.. Hhibner, deed
and surviving partner If Bohn * IIubner
February !. 96.-,3,,,
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NOTICE.
y N pursuance Of a Decree of the Snnerio,

y pursuance Of Decree Of the Superior.
Court Of Chancery for The Richmond District r,pl,r.
@ on the so dSy oi january 1919, we, or any two of a.
VII proceed on the first day Of April ues on the pr,ins
mE ny way gfpnlc auction. a,rteably 10 aa act Of A
s,nbi entitled, An ace concerning Executions and Gr
other purposes passed November twcntynh eighteen INN.
drd AMI t1Hrtsei, IRiCI Or LANJ or ~ much fir.
Of IS viii ~ w'ieicn 10 satisfy the said decree Wing in tl
county o. Henry containing thousand acrcs more or
hs'j hely ~ uIe occupancy ofRoleri stockton.
Nathaniel w. Dan9rffce.
Josehh Marin,
Thomas Sterling.
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The SUBSCRIBERS

HAVE JUST RECEIVED by The brig
a Hannah, Cap,ain ie,sis-rson, fsvn Bremen, and
OFFER FOR SALE,
3So0 har, Swedish Iro;,- assorted
u h'aes oi Vfass War. euu.isting of wine .i,can-
tiers, hs'f PIN, ii'l' ard quart nIuhlerS, crc.
iONt, Sirrunr iiuen
ivv dozen Dcmiuhns
A few dozen Shoy,is.
Smith q Riddle.
February IL. y3.1
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TO REM

10 RENT,
YavHE WASHINGTON TAY'ERN-aua nos
s session given ia the month OF Marct-the pre-
seat lease viii Expire on the 10th ui March. This
house is joining The Capitol Sqoarc, and is an ex-
eeiient stand for business
For terms, supply 10 Major David Holloway, who
IS authorised TO lease the premises, by the admin
sirator.
FebyuGIy IL. os-t15M.
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Il Sourt ned Tor hlJe.nar.c Iuu,IIv
! = the 5th day of Feby 1916
AirNinder C'arrr COMPLAINANT against Nfenan NfIls 1,
~ i .,s' ori. MOTIFS, Dc';HdQ,rs.
ut.he'ht AHeH0n M, no; having entered his argar,nce
anu gwen security according the act of Ass-mhv ard
me res OF I'm. court! and appearingt satisfaction OF
e court at inc said MenGH 1fiyis not an innit1nt of
thS commonwealth the motion Uf tine said cn,nnIaanr
lis as ofers oy ne Court that the said raa Mis do a,
pear mere on or beioreth first 9loHqy in June nuyt ana
answer the bill Of the said complainant and iIas n
copy Oh TINS order be forthwith inserted in some
ne"spaPer published III the city Of Richmond for Two
months suceessivey and that another COPY be pos,e NJ tb
length of time. co,yETs,sc ''' 'o' 'ie A"he
february %, az %. -. ~
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FOR SALE,

FUR SAJE.
4 TRACT or LAND, near The town of Wsr-
"a ren, on James River, Affirming the lands OF
Gov. Nicholas and John Harris, Esp. containing $50
acres, we'll improved, with a large aue commolious
dwelling house AID Offices Of brick, good Erst mill
for corn and paistcrv. Paris, and with sufficient
barns and stables for every kind OF stock The
land IS Of ffstrate quality and has been kept In
heart By the liberal Use Of Plaster and Clover
The tarn is dis art from the landing at Warren one
mile aud p half, and there Sre two manufacturing
Wills within three miles Of ii.-It is believed tns.
tbs terw combines many advantages as any tract
81 igl lanU ii the state.
ALsO,s tract oi 1900 acres, near the former, as
convenient to the and OF excellent quality that
has been much improved BY clover aod plaster, 10
which il IS well ,dapted--1hese lands " 10 b. sbewn
by the subscciber, living the premises and terms
made known by liim, by Tho.oas Taylor OF Rcll-
mond. JOHN PATTERSON
Feb. 2S. VT
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THOMAS UNDtklVOOIJ,

THOMAS UNDtkNVUJII,
4 kFFERS his services to the Public as \ Cou,n;s.
W SION .'ieIcham, and fatters himself that IN.
experience which he has had in the tobacco bushes,
VIII mIuc. some OF the upland merchants 10 for
war" tneir produce to his Sdch as do it. NAV
rely on the strclest attention which can he maid -
their interest. f "
Letters left at the Public Ware House will be at
tended IN.
February 2s. w6w