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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
1896
James English & John Poe,

James English & John Poe,
Respectfully inGmm their friends and
the pubic in general. that they have pur.
charcd Mr.. James Anderscn's Establish
ment. at the upper end of King .treet,
have formed a partnership, and intend
transacting a general
Flour and Grocery Business,
under the ii IN Ct
English .nd zoe.
From their extensive acquaintance in
the adjaeert counties, and Their know
ledge of ,he business in which they are
engaged. they expect 10 be enabled to
gle confidence and satisfaction to those
dealing with them.
October 9 eo$m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
Union Bank,

ALEXANDRIA, Goth Dec. 1916.
I'm or after the first Of January neXt'
q Stockholders in this institution who
have paid up the several instruments call,
ed for. may receive frem the profits oil
the last six months, dividend oil TOUR
per cent. on the money paid in by them
espectively. BY order,
G. T. Chapman, Cash'r.
December % al"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
Lewis hlnkinS 4 Go.
Il CD K ID.
DIR. Richard G.. Mason,

DR.. Richard G. Mason,
Informs the inhabitants OF Alexandra
and of Fairfax County,
u&HAT he has recently settled IN
4 Alexandria. and will practice Me-
j;D,pe and Surgery in the town & coun
try. ANY persons wishing to consult
MIN NAV find him at his dwelling on
Fairfax sttSlt, near the lower end OF the
market house. a.,
December - eim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
iBurr Mn Stone Manufacture
LII. s Rro1un and 90.

q Respectfully inform h, Public tha;
4hex continue the MANUFACTURES
M RI'3R MILL STONES, or the Coz
no, ,f Tatrick aud Cameron. Strcels, III
r. TOWN Of Alexaudria. where they are
S cad, to receive any orders " III vn !'.
they may be favored. and will execute
sthem with all despatch and IN the best
liner. r
q IHsy hare rece;rgI an assortment y
j Boiting Cloths
.SDf COOL quality, 4nd intend keeping Il
constant supply. IS
~ SerS,.. Der g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
9th September, negro man, named
JAMES, about feet 10 inches high,
slender made, very black, about forty
two years of age. a good coarse shoe
maker. talks slow and chews tobacco. -
! will give the above reward it taken 90
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering him in Alexan-
dria.
Charles I. Catlett.
October 8 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04
Bank of the u States,
Office of the Commissioners,

w sShlNS IhN- AN''' ~ 'N'S'
ATOTICE is hereby given to the sub
Y scribcss to the capital of the BIZ NIX
of the United States at the city Of Was
inptcn, that the Commissioners appoint
ed BY the President Of the United States
to ~eceive the said subscriptions. are du-
" authorised BY the president aud dlrec'
tors of the Bank of the United States, ~
receive the second instalment ct the sad
subscriptions to wit: Oh each scare OF
the said capital, lG dollars in gold or sill
YER coin. ard 25 dollars in coin as aiore-
said. or in funded debt. at the rates pre-
scrbed by the act Of incorporation w'th
4 power Of attorney annexed to the certi-
Ecatcs Of the said funded debt proportion,
authorizing the loan officer, tor the time
being. at whose office the said funded
deb, sail stand recorded lor the register
of the treasury OF the United states. il
the stock shall s,aud on the books OF the
treasury to transfer the same in due
form # law, to the president, directors
and COMPANY OF the Bank Of the United
States: that the said comHGssio lers as
agents u: the bank, will attend II the
rooms "' The treasury ''C"P' " '"e
ONCE " ray anu "ri'"''''' I'VE nam
Lo!,'moia' he'"eeh Ui> "'u'> u !" I'"IN
Ia the i"r>hOnn' az" S"''e 1''.A ~ '"'
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~ %nyn,,be-. 1916
III. ha;ng the dav fixed tv thc con-
st;tnt;on nG iLe Mutual ASSURANCE Sncie.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-04

Notice
Whereas I did BY Al assignment date
26,. Move be-, 1916, transfer (; as,Is
m H,yin ilamu.On aoJ Co ard Yhoma
iannry ~ CIV. Tor crrtl ain purposes 'hcrr
i mentioned, all NY BOOKS. rights. c.
e., ere.
Nr.lcc i hereby givc'. 70 81! ye
uar1.ej - r." i.r ... 4
count max tuc same Is rrqui;nn 10
PAID % Jonn ID. Brown or RGac,t Harrl
san. VINO alone re authorized by the
Ioiut assignees TO receive the same.
William Hatton.
December }
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

TERHousE, .te Professor OF Phys IN the above
mentioned seminary, whose certificate Accompanies
each bottle. II cannot be supposed hat gentlemen
Of such high profe ssionsi mert would patronze and
recommend composition which did not deserve
the confidence of the community. Price 50 cts.
New England Eye-SaiDe-
A safe, active add eGicacous remedy in all weak,
watery. inAamed eyes, and superior to all tlle
eye-waters ever invented,--price SO cts. n box.
1nvis' Antibi(ious and Horn Pills
A better medicine for the above compaio,s never
was discovered. They are universally approved Of.
Scotch imbr0ved Ointment -
The only remedy in the world. wSch cures the
ITCH in four hours. IL safe and pleasant Price
50 cts. a box.
or The above Medicines for Sale by S.W.
vtNsON Druggist, No, li0, Thames street, who
keeps constantly on hand, general assortment OF
r. Drugs and McdicU1cs---
of good quality, and on reasonable terms.
Newport. Nov IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
Ot.,IRY.
THE WREATH OF Love.


TIE WREATH or LOVE.
o. 8. WoopwonTH, aa.k9r ef " Champions cf ~
ds,s," sc.
LET Fame her wreath foe others twine,
'rbe fragrant Wreofh Of L0ve be nine,
With balm-dis,illiDg blossoms woye,
Let the sbrili trumpet's hoarse alarms,
Bid Laurels grace the victors arms.
Where Havoc's blood-stain'd d banners move
BE mine to wake the softer notes
Where AcIphLIA's banner floats,
And wear the gentler Wreah Of Lovs.
The balmy rose let stoicks scorn.
kct squeainsh mortsls dread The thorns
And fear the pleasing PAIN TO prove;
I'll fearless bind 1t 10 my heart,
While every pang iss thorps impart,
The, ,nowerer's balsam shall remove;
For, sweetened by the nectared kiss,
,Tis pain that gives zest " bliss
Aud freshcns still the Wreah ef Love.
Give me conteatment, peace and health
A moderate sharc oil worldly wealth.
And friends such blessings to improve;
4 heart to give when Misery pleads,
To heal each ranking wound that bleeds,
And every mcatal pain remove
Bot viii, these give---elsc all deny
The fair for whom I, breathe the sigh,
And wedlock be a Wreafh IF Love.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
no NY MOTHER.

by MISS EpoEwoRTH.
sLEEr. mother, sleep IN slumber blest'
], JOYS my heart TO see thee rest.
U'ife,i, ia sleep, thy load OF sorrow.
breathe free and tiioughtcss OF 10 morrow,
And long, and light; thy siumbers last.
Ia hsppy dreams forget the past,
Steep, mother, sleep thy slumber's biest
Il Joys my hear; 10 see thee rest
sfany's the night she walked for me,
To nurse my helpless infancy
While cradied on her patient arm,
She hushed me with the mothers cnsrir'
3 Sleep, mother, sleepl thy slumher's blest
Il Joys my heart TO zee thee rest.
And be il mine to soo,he thy age.
With lender care thy grief ass'iage.
This hope is left to poores, poor,
And richest chiid can do no more.
sleep, mother, sleep /! Thy slumoers blest;
IL Toys my heart To see thee rest.
-:o:xs:o:---
SELLING WfTHOUY LICENSE.
A lawyer. quite famous for making bib
Ard who in good living delighted,
To dinner one day. with hearty good will,
WAs by rich client invited.
Bat ne charged 6s. and Sd. for going to dine,
which the client he paid, tho no ninny;
Aud 10 r,rn charged tho lawyer for dinner and
wine,
One crown and the other guinea
Dot gossips, you know, have saying IN store,
who matches lawyer has only one more.
The lawyer he paid it and took a recs'p''
While the client stared at him with wonder;
Hut gave 70 bis friends, with the produce treat.
Tho the ,er soon made him knock under
TIA, his casnt ssld vbas, Information he fesd,)
Uiiho,t Kcsncc :. and in spite ot ii's stormmg'
The eEiea good thump,ing penalty pS'd'
Aud the !awy,r got aalf for complaining.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
I Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

ar Bristol, r. I. informs his friends and the pub-
" lie. that by the advice OF his friends, add MANY
others, who have been cured by him, OF obstinate
disorders, that he will undertake the speedy and ef
tectts cure OF the suanyury-ali sorts OF graseily
compsints--al sorts of iaIling siekness--ali ner-
vous compisiuis-billious cocs--cramps in the
stornach--Sever -scrofuia--rheuGatic CON-
plsiBts--aDd a disorder Of certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly SQUAD. lie
also cures the plies. old standing coughs and dysen-
tary.
The above complaints he processes to cure nj the
most speedy, safe, and efiectuai maDner-and will
be grateful for share Of public Patronage.
He also cures the scurvy in the teeth aud the
tootlI-acae--snd as the teeth become loose by the
scuryy, he fastens them to the gum, as sound rs
ever. A nauseous or disagreesble breath lie sweat-
tens BY his aedicins 10 or s days. He performs
Of that horrid disorder, called the scaidhead in
very short time All burns and scosds he cures in
IA or Is days, if appiiedte Immediately A recipe
for the above cure be had application to him.
Bristol, July l, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS,
GENERAL Land CliFiCE,
NOTICE.

The bands in the Illinois Territory, appropriated
for bounties tor military services having been sur
veyed, and the surveys received at tlis Office the
distribution of the said lands by lot, agreesby to
law, will commence at this office ON the first Mon.
day in October next.
The surveys of military bounty lands in Missouri
Territory are expected in = few months, when
similar distribution will take place. of which timely
notice will be given in the newspapers. Those who
wish TO locate their in Missouri Territory.
may send them qfisr the publication Of that notice.
Every soldier Of the late army who has received
from The Department of War a land warrant. or a
notification thai t is deposited in this Office, nav
obtain patent BY sending to this Office tie wsrrent
or notification, first writing it, "To DE located ia
the Illinois Territory, and tle patent 10 be sent To
the Post Office at -"
signed,
The patents Of soldiers who have notified, or
shall hereafter notify the General Land Office not
TO deliver them their agents heretofore appoint
ed, will be retained, subject to their further order.
Members of Congress who have deposited (in this
office) soldiers warrants notifications may obtain
patents for them by sending the receipts which
were given by the Office, and instructions relative
to locating the warrants. .r q
Printers who publish the laws Of the United States
will give the above many insertions as will a.
mount to ten dollars, send copy of the papers to
thi' Office, and bill receipted-the money will be
sent by mail JOSIAH MEICs.
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
4 in particular. and the public in general. that
he now carries on his Trade. as usual. on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THoAAs
MEssEas shop. He repairs locks Of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any sort Of brass ware. He meads umbrellas in the
neatest manner, and does all sorts of small work in
his line Of business The smallest fayors in his way
will be thankfully received and punctusly perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.NerVfort, Sept III, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

Historical Curiosiiy during the trouble,
ia the reign of Caaflcs ! country gil came
TO London Ia search OF place. as sersas,
maid, bo, no, succeeding, she spriied bcrset
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

H1t OWautV' tHtf Fl
& Remedy for the, Gravri, ersraefed from
an Engish heriodcai pork Dissolve three
drachms Of prepared NirC in quart OF cold
wNcr, and tako half Of this quantity il the
course OF the day. Continue this simple
medicino for a few days, and that painful
complaint, (the Gravei) will be removed. Il
may be taken ut any time OF the day but !,
ls best alter a meal.
THIS simple pemedy can do no injury, and
it is certainly worth trying by those siilicted
with tho painful and troublesome disease for
which il is recommended.
Fl Remedy far eorns on fhe Jeef.--Roast
Glove Of garlic on a live coal, or 10 hot ashes;
apply It 70 the corn, and fasten II on with
piece of cloth. ---This must DO made use Of
o, the moment Of soing to bed 1t soilens
the corn to such degree, as 10 loosen, aud
wholly remove il In two or three days, how.
ever inscterate. Afterwards wash tho loot
with warm water. In li,tlo ,ime the iodor.
a,ed akin, that forms the horny tunic OF tho
corn, will disappear, aud leave that part as
Gle m aud smooth as if Il had ouvor been at
tackled with any disorder. tisproper TO re-
new this application Two o. three times In
twen,y-four hours. ~
Reeeinf for making haher FIRE froef.--lm.
merce aoy kind Q! paper iu s,soug solution
of alum water--thoroughly d'y 1t, immerce
and dry il agsin--and neither fire nor candle
will burn it.
Dr.. johnson bsiog asked his opinion of the
title Of a very smaIl volume, remarkably for
rs pomposiiy, replied, " That 1t was similar
q, placing an eight.aod.forly FOUNDER at the
do.r Of a pigsly."
Cuyious.--Fsatbers, B,ncs, &c. may be
eolofed blue, red, green, yellow, sc. by the
following process Aficr boiling thom In al
fuo,. water, steep in an infusion Of rcd wood
10 form red---in blue pot, or Juice OF cider
berries, for, b!ue--in limc-water and verdi.
girls, or ni,rsie Of coppee, for greenland In
q tincture Of saffron for yellow.
Rssorieat Curiosiiy. During the troubles
ia the reign of Caarlcs !. country girl came
TO London Ia search OF place as a sersasi
maid, bat not succeeding, she spriied hcrseh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

To carrying oct beer from a brew. house, and
was one Of those called tub-women. The
brewer, observing q well-looking girl in this
low occupation, took her into his own family
as a servant, and alters while married her {
bul he died while she was yer young wo-
man, and left a large fortune. The business
OF The brewery was dropped and the youog
woman vas recommended TO Mr.. Hyde, as a
gentleman Of skill In law, TO settle her hus-
bands affairs. Hyde (who vas afterwards the
Earl Of CisrendoD) finding the widows for
marriage there was no other issue than
d,uehter, who was af,erwar,, the. wife Of
James II. and moihes Of Ms,y and Anne,
queens OF EaglaDd.
Syhiogism In answered TO query in the
European Magazine how " nothing" can be a
substantive, wfiter remarks /" shall frame
my answer by proving that npthIng is some
thing, and conseqeDtly that nofhing in gram
mar hos legitimate claim 10 tie ahheftahon ef
subsfanf.pe. What is q word "A word is
something Nothing 10 a word Therefore
nothing is something.
Crimes and Education. to re.
turns TO Parliament, the commitments for
crimes in an average oi years in proportion
to population, arc as follows tin Manches
ter, (the most infdel city in the nation,) one
in lao; In London, one In 800 in all Ireland,
one 10 1000 and in Scotland, celebrated for
leaning And relIgion,) one 10 10000!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

IN .Asylnm for Old Maids and Baeheiors-
A Society Essays the Csluu,blsn Telescope) is
forming for colonizing Old Maids and BAcoe,
lors. they talk Of 11ussueto Cove aud Dis
ral Swamp. tss3 +g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

NOTICE.
A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
"A opened for the 9th Regiment U. 5. In
fsntry, m No. S, Long-wharf All those
disposed TO enter the service OF their country,
are requested to call.
4 Is. WATSON, Maj. U. S. .Army.
hewhors, FEB. IL, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
-AROMATIC SNUFF
CATARRH AND HEADACHE

This Snuff, as celebrated
for its agreeable fragrance. as for its
efficacy in the cure OF recent Ca
tarrh and slow nervous head ache. is
used and approved by The present
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University, at Cambridge, in Msssa-
chuse,,s, and by some of the first
Physicians in the United States, and
is also recommended by Doct. Wa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
Nesvport Light House.

-::::::::-- =
A IL persons having demands against the sub
"A scrber for work done, or materials furnished
in htting up the Gas Apparatus ~ the Lighthouse.
ase requested to present their bills I'm dupeale)
for setuement. ID. MELVILLE.
Newport, Oct. %, 1917. l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY. Y.sUBsCRIPTION AN
ORIGINAL WOhk,
to be entitled
Il 20 UR NAL
Of the loss IF The
BRIG COMMERCE,
Of Hartford. (Ct )-Csptain RLxy;
OF THS CAPTIVITY OF CAPTAIN nILEy,
who Was for Two months Slave
AMONGST THE ARABS
and Of the
Hagery and Sugevmgs Of The Author
For NINETEEN MONTHS,
Among the sane People
With accounts Of the
.MiNyNERS, CUSTOMS md HSBITS,
DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY
OF THE ARABS.
BY ARCHIBALD ROBBINS.
The narratives and journals Of Irape iers .9duen.
fHcrs, the S5ipwreckei sud Frssoners often told
with exagserations, and not nfrequently condemn.
ed as deceivng. rather than informing the world
The author OF the proposed JovRNAL is citizen of
Connecticut, and one Of the suffering crew OF Cap
tain RiLEy-iie has seen life is a sphere uocom-
mon to his countrymen--he has endured miseries
uncommon to human nsturc. BY the. blessings OF =
merciful Providence be has survived to detail hjs
suferings te the world. II truth will excite aston.
ishmcnt, and even occasion increduli,y, he cannot
help il but he is resolved TO tell plain unvarnish
ed tale Of extreme suffermg--of the manners, Gus
fons and habits Of the exu sordinary people among
whom he endured it. He viii submit it to tho
world, hoping that the berali'y Of the public will,
in small degree, compensate bin for his suffering
ing, BY reading the tale Of it.
rFlsa TERMS
l. The work shall constitute Q Guodecimo volume
of about three hundred pages, to be handsomely
bound. s 4. ,..-.,t
II. The price to subscribers win be one dollar, to
non subscribers 81 "a
ILL., Those who procure srvci,e subscribers, and be-
come responsible for the payment. shall have
thirteenth g,0iis. .
Subscription papers to be returned to Uilian S.
.'sorsk. Hartford BY the first day Of October next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
Commissioners Nofice.

commissioners lV0ftCe.
XITE the subscribers, having been appointed ~
w the Hon Court Of Probate in the town OF New
port, in The county Of Newport. Commissioners 70
receive and examine the claims against the sstsse OF
HENRY TEW, jun
late Of said Newport, mariner, deceased, represent'
ed insolvent do hereby give notice that sin months
from the 9th inst. are allowed TO the creditors OF
said Estate to bring In and prove their respective
claims, and that we viii attend for that purposes
q, oar respective dwellings, any tine within that
period.
ISAAC puanicK Commissioners.
All perscas indebted TO the Estate Of said dscsas-
ed, are called upoo to make immediate payment N
MARY MARY TEw; Ixx Adniaisif,,ssI .
Newport. Oct. IS, isis.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-14

the robber, nho, finding, nc was
noticed, fled, and escaped.
The immense quantityof pro.
pcty stolen, consisting Of watches
clocks, cantelabras mattresses, bol
sters. feather beds, Sc. was nil
brought into the court, which now
has s2mewhat The appearance Of a
warehouse to be let.
The first robber who underwent
heterogeneous young man, but
a youth of experience, and the
whole OF whose attempts were mas
ter-eHorts. He frankly explained
how he stripped an apartment the
window OF which he fund open.
!" carried away 'said be, /" some
chandeliers, earrings, a couch bed,
&C." The etcsteTa afforded some
amusement to theassenb,y. Other
revelations which took place seem
ed to afford considerable interestte
certain auditors, who for their par.
tlcuiar instruction, never failto ait
tend such investigations. The
robber continued to detail with d
very edifJing candour a number Of
circumstances, which some NAV
think added nothing to his glory .
but there Is a manner of viewing
every thing and this worthy gen
tleman did not blush for his pro.
fession. He never spoke of other
thieves but with respect, he always
used the phrases "my club, ''my
colleagues All the youths in
his neighborhood, he said, were
well informed the circumstances
he stated. A fine education, and
excellent eulogy on the youths OF
that quarter.
The President asked, whether
the youths he alluded to belonged
to the club? He answered. "Yes.'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-14
NOTICE.
NOTICN.

THE fubfcribers having entered into co.
4 partnerlbip inthe Blackfmlth bufnels
1t will be carried on under the firm of
RICHARD ROCK & Co.
at the old ftand, Union freet, where cuao-
mers and others can be accommodated at the
ihortef notice. Having complete flock of
raw materials on hand, they will be able to
execute any orders in their line at the fhort-
cit notice. RICHARD ROCK,
HORACE FIELD.
Ne 3. Tho(e perions who have not fct-
tied their accounts with the late firm OF
Field s. Rock, will pleafe to take notice, un-
iefs payment is made by the frlt Of April
next, they will be put in the land Of pro
per officers for collection and all thofe in
debted to Richard Rock will make payment
to Horace Field, as he is duly authorized to
receive the fame. RICH'D ROCK,
Febsuary az.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-14
~ FiREsINSURANC.s

I1s FIRE IN SUi3ANCIs.
P HE .CoLUMBI.A AM INSUR ANCE
SSoM PANF of Alexandria contint,e
% ininre Byiidings, Furniture, Merchan-
a a,k anH otiler property, from iofs by Fire.
upon application at their Office. next door -
the City Hotel, ard will be found IS mode
rate andequitabie rs thofs o. any otlierco,n
pany. ,''-' s sO'
4 he rates OF premium are calculated IN
reference to The actual ria of propcsty. and
arc as low as as cents per roo dollars per
annum, for hazards ofthc belt de(crintion
incrcaiing proporsionably forSrif<s of !
more hazardous nature., Iniurances may
De mace tor one or more yeats or fhorter
periods.
Columbian lnfur1nce Office, Feb. ~.
So FEBRUARY IS, 1917. + epIm. Ftf-