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tContinued.l
II. II Statement Of The general krincihlcs
fer reforming Me 7au6 o5' The United
states, fnclnainS tie ntsans Of enf1rce-
ztrut.
The tariff. Which has been thus general
Y reviewed, originated in the year 1870,
soon liter the org rzation Of the federal
government. Notwithstanding the various
alterations, to which il was subjected, dig
rng the tong period of American nentral,-
iy, 1t certainly has not been left in d state
adapted to the present epoch. The peace
ot Europe vii! give new course and cha
racter 20 the commerce of the world; and
che condition of the United States is essen
Il lily changed in population, in wealth, in
th- employment of labor and capital, in
the demand of Injuries, or of necessaries
. Tor consumption, and in the native rrsour-
ceS TO supply the demand. These cons.d-
erationS forcibly recommend the measure
OF revision and reform VIII Oh is now con-
tempiated. The task, however, is not
more Important in its object, than difficult
IN the performance. The means of infor-
nation are scattered and imperfect. Ma
ny nficting interests and prrjudices are
to be Ieconciei. And in the unsettled
state OF commerce, much of any plan, con-
nected with its operations, must unavoda-
bly, rest upon hypothesis, and be tested by
future experiment. In every effort, there
torc, To diminish the force of these obsta--
CT S, an Interior reliance upon the wisdom
OF the egstaure has been respectfully in
dulgcd.
In framing the propositions which this
report Hill submit to the consideration of
Congress, for the est .biishment of a gene
raj tariff, three great obi cts have been
PRINCIPALLY regarded. 1st. The object of
raising by duties on imports and tonnage,
the proportion or public revenue which
aust be drawn from that source. ID. The
OBJECT OF conclliatlng the various national
Interests, which arse from the pursuits eff
agriculture, manufactures, trade and nav
ieation. And Sd, The object of rendering
the collection OF the duties Convenient, e.
qua! and certain.
l. ne report which the committee of
Ways and Means, presented to the House
Oh Representatives on the 9th day of Janu-
Any, 1916, furnishes foundation to esti-
mate, with sufficient precision, for lie
present purpose, the proportion Of the pub
lie revenue to be annually raised through
che medium of the customs. II is there
stated, tat the amount OF the annual de-
na"ds OF the peace establishment, may be
Piaced at the sum Of Sl5,778, 500
But to- this SUN it is now
proper to add the general a.
mount, which IS apprepria-
ted tor the payment of the
principal OF inc public dsbt,
es ionated at l.S5O.OU
The Inference be-
tween the treasury
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The Sale Of ihe above property is uravoallv ,.ror,
un me iiii d OF 81 30. f e. Nfaro) next. M winch r
vii certainly take place If :r. or tie ncSt f,ir da, and
tsrr'el Of the property will be exhibited at the sale
tst Jjo o7m. stNS sot,.'9
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4 IL persons having claims or demands against
a the Estste Of Henry H. RnrwelI, decd ~
NeeSienbnrg county, ar desired to present them
i"r settlement. Those indebted are requcstetlto
rake speedy payment, the circumstances Of the
Estate will mt wimit OF delay Ami is also wish
e TO elise the accounts within the year, chat dstri
button may nc made tn" Ests'c
LEWIS BURWEi T., admir-,
February 10. 9O-wlm
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TliE oUDoCitIDHIt

IIiE oUDoCltIDEU
j TENDS leaving this State for some rnon,hs
has duly appoirtrG Daniel Foster, Hector. Ran.
:ier' anu hob2rt Med ,nneU his Attorneys, to act
ii ms absence either Jointly separately
WM. BUWDEN.
Petersburg, Feb % wen
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zS,9oO25o
s121661

The annual revenue to be raised, r.
the service Of the government, may then
be stated, IN round numbers, at ia. sum of
24,OO0,O00 Of dollars, independent OF any
provision Tor pubic institutions and pubic
improvements ; such as the + csdent has
recommended TO the patronage Of the le-
gsdture such as the patriotism of Con.
gress may, from time to time, be induced
TO sanction and such as Will at once en-
light, n, enrich and adorn the nation.
Upon the general principles OF public
policy. developed in the report Of the COM
mittte Of Ways and Means, the supply tyr
all the ezpences of the government, vii
We derived, IN part from inoern.l iutics aud
taxes, but primo pally, from dutes ON i'm
porS. Sitting, therefore, the amount Of
the demand FIR the revenue at
$4,000 OOO
1t has been proposed e.
supply annually, from the
Internal duties and taxes,
and from the sales Of pub
hs lands, the sun of 6.g15.-
600 dollars ;--tbat is to
say
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YALUABLEPROPERTY FOR SALE.
\ VIII sell the TRACT OF LAND in

the county ut Hanover, wcrTun INV late father I;y.d
.'' NcrC nave resided port of my time since, his d,-th
" contains aont $500 acres. by very old snryoy-a mar,
he chcSahonony Lower iiuiS tn. most part OF which
nov IN WOODS and vry leayi timhred is within rio,
eS o. ne city Of Richmond, andi ia Turnpike is carried
M" elect nt IS now cpnu"npaitpl. il VIII essen the dis
tance nearly miles. The dwuing-lnuS In, ii ron,s an,
'dor and every other necessary Clubhouse for the arcon,
nodaunn OF lar family NIL in goni repair IL IS uune-
''SaGi TO saS any ding further. is r.tnai m mr.
son wi purchase without first viewing the pren,iss|I
VIII dispose Of altogether, divide itas may be ar,,i
upon. ~ '''"' ~ "s'VeN'
VIII ao srilmy MERCHANT MIL which is ,,,ou,
mile and half from He dwcrr-lIo,rs with .I,out &C.,
hcrrS 81 LAND attached 10 i. The usral credit win H.
rFr upon Ire payments l1ug well secir d. L. : S,o.,,
tns S'oc, oth. virginia FIrE,crs Ranks o.. The not f
,it"rot tioSe banks will Ne received in nayineu,
For further particulars. enquire Of iy TJog,ge J,,s
O: Richmond, myself. ~ 4"y"'
WILLIAM II. MACON.
Fairfe'd, IIarov.r Feb a o. .f
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From the direct
tax on lands, hou-
ses, and slaves,
the sum of S2.700,oo0
From the duty
oH stills, the sum
OF 100000
From the duty
on stamps, the
sun of 4OO.COO
From the daty
on refined sugar,
the sum of 10000
From the daty
on carriages, the
SUM of us. GOO
From 'censes to
retailers, "a tax
proposed to be
mod.fed,) the
sum of 900. 600
From the duties
on sales at AUG
ton, the SUN OF 100000
Froa the sales
of public lands,
the sum of 100000
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CHRISTIAN BONN,
81 W INC administered or ire estite Of JobnC
= iiubner deceased. wishes 90 cose TIC late con.
cern OF Dohn x Hubnerat the ,nd ~ tits ycar, as
also bic Administration oi the ssd Join, g. lfnbners
estate therefore, ail persons having eairis against
Jnon g. fhener, isdigidgans, or against the late
urn oi BohnN ilubncr, vii please make item
kno~o, and all those i15ebt-d, are requested to
make payment
CHRISTIAN BOHN,
Administrator OF Join e. il0lner, dell
end surviving partner u ilohn y Hubner.
ff5ruary l. Sc w3m
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6925,o0o

II is here to be considered, tint the re-
pc OF tne committee OF Ways and Means
contemplates the abolition, or the reduc-
ton OF duties or taxes heretofore pledee,,
" to provide for the payment OF the expen-
ses OF government. for the punctuaI pay
ment OF the public debt, and for creating a
sinking fund.-" to an amount not less than
1908, $40 dollars; that is to say
10 abolish the duties on furniture and
watches, ondomestic manufactures. and ON
distilled spirils, in amount about
E3,864,S4
To abolish the additional duty
on postage in amount about $4,000
And to take from the direct
tax i'll the nett amount, a
bout 100000
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YOUNG HYSON TEA

VIE Subscribers have Just received on
eons,nTenund U'iyr ior sale. ni,r. chests y otNC:
i'N ia, Oi uie ist pOritiun ofv.ry ua
ny, SMITH G MIDDLE.
fcs'ft'H ".
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PIL UABLE LIND FOR sam
Z , virtue of Deed Of Tra,st, executed In ha
} subscribers by che late col Augustus IVa,so,
TO secure Edward Dillon and Sa,a,ssj Carrier. Ia, 49,,
purposes therein expressed, and duly rceorY,ed IN
the county court of Prince Edward the lori, F.h
i8le TIE subscribers will sell 20 the hiotes, M
der, on ths premises, So much Of the said Iood nc
wii satisfy the sad trust deed and cost on F,;,,,
me ST day oi Ma'ch next, it fair irnot The ,,xt
lar day - ais land is first rate toncco land s,d
contains ahige proprr.iun Of rich low rrnnod ~,
b"'h SIDES o! HGiE'ln river capable OF u,oI,.i,o .
Du'p"ht crops the situation remarkably heai,bv
ana several eN'ellent Springs; the ,fighl,orI.eod
respectable and wealthy. possessing more than o.;
nary advantages, being within five or six miles of
itanlpden oidacy College, and surrounded bv ~,
liable milis.--C'pt Nathaniel Price, WHO r,sid~s
adjoining The sal land, viii slow It to any ncrso,,
deSr'us OF viewing it. The terms ofthe sale will be
male known on tie iay
JOHN ITCDSON.
WI LIAM A. ALIEN
Prince Edward, Jan. so S5-wi,y.
FQNHE Co-pqrtnership Of Maemur,io. Jones X f,o
d terminated wiki Tie 3!st December last
{. j. MACMUHDO.
s. ZONES
JAMES BROWN.
!tiehmeni, 81 Feb. 1916.
here stu remain upsnld, about 30 keo. of To.
baeco, l'snds ot s each, and abru, $50 KEGS oc
PRIME qnary in t~is, both OF large aud small siz,
~ "ci'"'y small Feb. 5. S7-w4w
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And the reliance far the
residue ct the supply, must
be. Otcourse. upon the Gus
toms, to the amount Of
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LETTER

from the Secretary cffhc Treasury, trana-
uniting a Report on u general Tariff Of
Duties Erofer TO BE- imfoged on goods,
TrrreS and acknowledgements in
ooe6icnce 70 c reso!re Of the House of
Representatives, Of February 23d, 1915.
[ February IS, 1916 referred 10 the Committee
Of Wdys Z .HeaHsl
rCnntinneh
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The above 1 9 hhGs. NJ T'oiaceo have remained in
the Wsre-Honse of 'hc Subscriber for more than 3
years, aud wall bc sold AZ Auction on the fl Of Anril
new, unless The owners previously call and pas
their storage. ~
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
FeJrnGY IS. ot-,r6yg
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And will give for the amount
TO be produced by the Gus
toms
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2 80 ~ I olu. rus M sti--us ..u,7..,
AZ public, that he has opened STORE uni,r
me Eagle Tavern, where viii CONSTANTLY be found
ON SAFE sarge and elegant assortment Of Eurnp--
an and India GOoDS-Heis this day opening 80
PACK ages OF fresh imported Good; anors vhe,
are the 0llpving ysicable ARTICLES:
Super6ne Cloths and Cassimeres
Common do. 40.
M-n's white and coiored Lambs Wool Sa
Worsted Hose, white Mafseillos
Iolinetf, Black Florenties and other Vest
ines
I.aes Rack and SLATE cnlored Wor- led Hoe-
i.a'ies' Black aud White Cotton Hose
Ladies and Ge"ternen's Black and White Silk
Hose -"
LTtes' aud Gcnt,emen's black Wilt. all
lored Silk Gloves
co'ton Sh'rt'ngs a"d British Long Cloths
Irish Linens and Long Lawns
Li"ea Caritic ard Cambria Handkerchief,
and % Cambria Musins add Jsuonett
Canlbrics
4 4 aud Ga Plainand Figured Null Muli Mus
liis ~
4 and Sd Striped, Checked and Spotted
Dimitis', Brown Holland, Lcvan,ine
Danask and Serge Silk Shawls
DO. Cotton Imitation
kieh Fancy Silk Handlercliefs
Gold Button do
Ei'gart figured Oriptine
striped Satin, Silk Gauze
lam sud Figured Levantines
Fan and striped Florence, AID Italian Las-
trings
Mems Buekskin and Beaver Glove,
i.sh,ts' black, white and coiored lorg aud short
hd Gloves. OLA superior quality
Cnnton ard Italian Grapes
Six Umbrellas, Caiicos ard Ginghams
BACK AID colorcd Cambria
Nentlemen's Craya,s and fashionable Hats
case ct fashionable Straw Bonnets. &c.
:, Elegant MeriuoS hawls & Silk Velsets
eH'"dip IL. cS-6t
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Republican domination. congratulate the
Republicans OF Massachusetts, that very large *
respectable convention have unanimously resolved
to recommend the honorable Samuel Der r for
Governor, aud the hohOursblc " iHiann binn for
1t GoverEOr--ind that those gentlemen have con-
scented to be the Republican Candidates at the ensu
ing election.
Wearc informed that the hon. HIM. Graz, from
the great mercantile concerns in which he is en-
gagged, declines being candidate.
Boston Yankee.
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Etracl IL "a 70 a sentenlan in az eitu, d.

LII cE y q rel9e1 20 q cNrltfIN !N lhIS Gag, d.
ted Fcb. 9, at Hashingson.
The Spanish minister will to day leave the Fcde-
raj City for Philadelphia, with the intention, we
understand, OF returning here with his family in
short time. He has had several conferences with
the Secretary OF State, much TO the satisfaction OF
both SO it is now believed, that the best harmony
WI! continue between the two nations AID our
contests with Spain appear TO be in a fair way Oh
speedy and amicable termination.
~. s. Gazette
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oALF NJ, / D. 2.
GN1dlIInnHe RcsfnreH Gnc.rf,,

BY capt. Davis, from Martiniro, we are
informed that British packet had arrived
at st. Pierres, from Guadalupe, just be-
tore he sliled, with information that the
island w6s given up to the French & that
the British troops were to evacuate it the
21st january Gazette
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.Mc1v-YorE. Echnlnrr hi.

- JNe1V-I OK, FcOl7t0',L II.
Early Yesterday morning the East River was so
mpletely "edged up with ice, that several persons
walked acr IS upon it from Brooklyn TO Bee kman
slip, and back again such circumstance has not
happened bet re for a number of years AT the
change OF the tide the ice was disp, ised
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Zoology.
Botany.
Mineralogy.
S. Philosophy. viz.
theology.
E..iics.
Law of Nature and Nations.
Government.
Political Economy.
lid. Or Professional Grade.
Theology and Ecclesiastical Histo-
ry.
Law, MuSicipal and Foreign.
Practice OF Medicine.
Materia- Medica and Pharmacy.
Surgery.
Architecture. Military and Naval. and
Projectiles.
technical Philosophy.
Rural Economy.
Fine Arts.
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MINISTER no RUSSIA.

1t is intimated that Richard Rush, T. O. the At
torney General for the U. States, is to be appooted
minister to Russia, IN the room of John Q. Adams.
appeigted TO the court of St. James.
Phil True inner
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life iberai'y. but prtdently aud passed 10 the
world OF spirits, With a calm and becoming forti-
tude.
He has ieIs a numerous progeny to reverence his
memory
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quAiy apply 10 an tngir Coon es.
After which, the resolution was agreed
to.
On motion Of Mr.. Forsyth,
Resotved, That the naval committee be
instructed 20 enquire into the expectancy
OF making provision for those American
seamen who were wounded, and for the
widows aud families of those who were
Killed at DartmoOr prison, Oh the 9th Of
Apri 1915
On motion of Mr. Stephenson, the com.
mlttee OF public lands were instructed to
enquire into the expedency of reporting a
bhi extending relief and certain permssi-
ons TO the settlers on the rublic lands en-
braced by the proclamation of the Presi-
dent OF the United States, in Dec. last.
upon such conditions as will not prejudice
the public interests /; except such settlers
as may have made resistance to the autho-
rity of the United States.
he engrossed hili to reduce the amount
OF the Direct Tax upon the United States
and the District of Columbia, fer the year
lSlo-the engrossed bill making aDpro-
priduons tor ordnance, ordnance stores
&c were severally red the third time &
paSsed--the last mentioned by yeas and
nayS--lO7 to 46.
The house again resolved itself into
committee of the whole, Mr.. Ccudit in
the chair, on the bill to provide for the wi
dows and orphans ofthe officers, non COM
miSsioned officers and privates of the vo-
lunteers and militia who have been killed in
battle, died in service, or of wounds recei-
we'd while in the service of the United
States, during the late war.
The remainder of the day was occupied
by the committee in discussing various a
mendments to the details OF the bill.
Before the subject was finished, the usu-
al hour OF Adjournment arrived-when TIE
committee rose, reported progress, ard
obtained leave TO sit again and
Tie House adjourned.
Extract of a letter from Liverpool, dated
December 10, 1915.
British ships may now be had very
cheap. say 25s. per ton measurement for
the outward cargo to the u. States, and
H. per ID. for cotton bsck. and 81. Per hid.
tor tobacoo.-CFed. Ga.
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10 RENT, :
vHVHE WASHINGTON TAYFRN--and :

'A'''E w WASHINGTON TAVFRN-am NOS
session given in thr rsost o March-,ht. pre-
sent lease viii expire the lO,h o March. I'm.
mouse Is joining he Capitol Square, a. i is an ex-
ceuert stand for business.
For terms, aprly TO Major Da,id HOLLOWAY. who
Is &tlor'sed 10 lease The premises, by the admin.
February II. os-,t,v.
as iILERc LOON TO YOUR INTER-
~ 10 i'-Messrs. Cook X Wax, OF Ills place.
nave received model, drawi-g aud deseTip;i =, of
'a'e iHprovem mt on distiation by steam which
they are authorized To grant licenses To use rhos,.
VINO are largely in that line, may find it TO their in
.erest 10 ell n'd examine this plan. the unit adj
'an'ases OF which are considered vcr, i.nnotant n,
~" crate ~, estimate will make them amount T. ;
oro.o uoiisrs, saved per anuam, IS The follcvinr
Certificate, frOma getemal of well snoyn r.,,,','
ton vii serve to prove
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On this survey of the field of science, I
recur to the question what portion of it do we
mark out for the occupation of our lnstitu-
ton With the 1st Grade of education.
we shall have nothing to do. The sciences
OF the I'd Grade are our first object-and
TO adapt them 10 our slender beginnings,
we must separate them into groups, com
pretending many sciences each, and great
~ more IN the first instance, than ought to
De imposed on, or Can be competently con-
Quoted by single professor permanently.
ihey must be subdividcd from time to
time, as our means increasc, until each
professor shall have no more under his
care than he can attend to with advantage
to his pupils and ease to himself In the
further advance of orr resources, the pro-
tessicnal schools must be introduced and
protessorships established for them Also
For thslpresent, we may group the scien-
ces into Professorships as follows--subiect,
however, to be changed according to the
Qualifications of the persons we may be a
bic to engage.
Es; ai;, u ~;
can't q mud.) pure. Zoology.
Bellies I.etrCs. Ptysico-Niatl- Botany
fhttorc and ematics INIincralogy
orAOrY. Physics.
Medicine The
ory.
The organization of,the branch of the
Institution which respects it. government,
police and economy, depending on princi-
pies which have no affinity with those
OF Its instruction, may be the subject of Be-
Parate and subsequent consideration.
Wlththis tribute of duty to the Board
OF trustees, accept the assurance of my
great esteem and consideration.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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.bessrs Jams WeJb, j.. afd join VcJ5-

'peS"S Jams He6b, jr and Jodpi Held.
~ Il pleased to take notice, that on the 18Th dse
y , OF April next. at the dwellHg-house o, Mir
James Booker, IN Shenandoah county, shall pro-
coed 10 take tie deposition of Mrs Anna Bnf 3.
aud ON the 25tI day Of April next at 10y oxn dive.
ng-honse, - Ming Queen county, hail proceed
tn take the dispositions of afrs Eliza r. Daard az
others, to br rcad in evidence ~ suit, dcpsndi'
N the court OF chanocry, directed By law 10 b. hon-
en IN FrcGcrioEsburg, in which an plaintiff. sra
James w 30, jr. aduiaisirat,r e Francis Weah,
deceased and Jan es Webb, r. and John Webb,
Joint heirs Of Francis Webb. James Allen. IT, a,
Beunmin Halle, are delendants--Yau, James
Webb, ir and John Webb, residing cut Of nc
Commonwealth OF Virginia, and having no age
or attorney within the same, 10 whous no,icc ca
DC delivered JAMES VICE.
FebrHdry I. &c 7plqf,*
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~ Ira fED from my stable On the : i,h nltmo
roan rise, near Eve feet high, aboul nine vesrs
Old, with large blaze in his face 1t is conf ctrr.
ca that he has been taken mp whilst Alternating 70
return to New Kent. NVhoseever viii deliver Inc
said horse TO the subscriber shall be literally reward
ed III 4 ~ AIp2pNE'"-
Richmond, Feb IL. os--ot
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C,nnb.rlpld Connfu "a - 49, TO-

, 20, ~I'"VtF1'UIH C0I1ly, "a. Eco iOh 1916
Is he7eby CERTIFIED, rhst i'm the mo, Oh ot Or.
uoo,r last, ! put IN operation STEAd-STHL.o ON
p,an OF MIR R01erf G3Aespir's. lat ofTennessee
and that have frequently ,ired The rn,r;or E
h ur 10y s"'0"s Fcr
My steam boiler is an old 200 gallon still and nv
lhe steam from it, is boiled 500 gallons of beer. at
three and three and a hslf hours ="
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me inventor has many other certificates o..
iIo'e tne snsc,s ct his plans Of stills; bri ms ViI
Iva nam Sk'pwith- Esq is web know in this place.
ms IS thought sufficient for an advertisement
~ b. The form ofthc boiler has since been ;-,-
proved, SO that boiler Of gallons will do Really
as much business as the above.
, muse VINO would wish to avail ITEMS Ives of Tie
advantages of either plan, along with The 49, os
CONNECTION, by whchhe pure liquor IS xtracteJ st
one peraton, may have license so 70 do for t..
.'l'hg amount OF Gt:y dollars, for an establishment
y" s'He 10 make twenty five gallons per tsy. and
SO IN proportion. Yet, belt well attended TO- thr,
o,'s men o. Judgment and perseverance, are advised
~ nN 90 ths plan, as men other descrp ions lii
Ynre themselves and the inventor by their ,;t,.,,.3.
u'g to use it--and further, except man possosse,
u'g'nent sufficient To and point ont Ia. scve,I
sntahh'ages OF this plan over any other steam sin
or other stills vet known of--that the in,en,o,.
would Not desire his money as he onlv u;shes
moderate compensation from those who are
certain OF being benefited by his improvements ~.
" Io as yow could be- dane bg. -
Feb. IL n, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-17
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Eg Y Virtue ola ID eI of Trust exrcct9d
kR to the subscriber on the 18th day Of Apri 1874 .
Hugh French, cc 10 the payment ofa sin IF %
Iherein eSpress'dl will sch, 70 tie highest bidder AZ
tTchcs Tavern, IN tile county of PowltaT on FRIDAY III
wtntys,cond Niarch nest. f ready mo W so tnnc ~ d.
Tract OF LAND, opposite 20 the said FrcncIs r. rn
ntcy sold by Richard II. Cooke ESQ. as will nav the p
Frsn,h. = ~ ~ ''Nb"
The ue Is believed to be ndpuiablc bnf acting only as
trustee. shall convey greater estate t,u t,a Mil
have derived from The trust decd.
J. ROBERTSO.N,.jr Trustee.
February II. osvt,Is