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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-26

rerament Of the netherlands, with aIew
TO the revisal and modification Of L..
commercial treaty existing between tie
two Countries, adapted to thei. presta;
circumstances.
The report from the secretary Of s'a'p.
which row lay before corgress, ".
show the obstacles which arnse. IN L.
progress of the cOnfrrepces De .een e..
rsrecti,e plenipOlentinries AID vic.
resulted IN the asrermen' between tl.ea
To refer the subject to 'he considerable
4! their respective governments. A>t.
difficulties appear 10 tie OF nature whita
nay perhaps for the present be more e..
Sly removed BY reciprocal legi !aiise re.
guatUns. formed in the pint OF smir
and conci!ia'iep, than by c"nveDtiorai
,tipulatioDs, congress my think il aG.
,Iseable TO leave the ssbsIsting treaty i,
its present state, and 10 meet lac .ite Al
exemption from discriminating tonIage
duties which has b,cn conceded il n,
Neither ands 10 the vessels Of the United
states, by similar exemption 10 the YES
sells Of the Netherlands which have ar.
rived or may hereafter arrive in our
ports; commencing from the :ime when
the exemption was granted to the vessel,
Of tie United SIatPs. would turtle,
recommend to the consideration of Coz.
gress the expediency OF extending IT,.
benefit of the same regulation, TO coin.
mence from the Passage Vi the law, to tie
vessels u PRUSSIA, h~u.buig and BE.
men and Of making It prosPectively &C.
neral in favor Of every nation in whose
ports the yes els of the United State. ai-
admitted OIL the rTme footing as TIER
own. JAMES Monroe.
March 10, 1919.
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THE LUST OF THE EYE

OF all ou, senses the 'ye-sight seems
to have the nearest affinity with the
heart, and the most often to Lead it astray.
The philosophers of antiquity were so
sen ,ibie of this truth. that, 10 order to
concentrate and rectify their ideas, one
OF them (Dcmocritus) was said &c PIT out
his eyes. and another tPy,hagoras) to
shut himself up whole winter in sub
terraneous cave, Now, though, fortu-
nateiy for our age ard country, these
examples are as destitute Of admirers as
of followers; We, the exercise Of constant
watch.ulness over the eyes wa, never
more necessary than it is now.a-days-
the G mon folly OF large expense where
ther. is but little income, being commit
ted, ior the most part, rather to please
the eye than f,om a. motive else, and
not so much for the axe of the spender's
eyes as to attract the eyes Of others.
Connecticut Coarant.
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| iury sustained in his oWn family, was
comparatively trifng-with the excep'
ton Of Mr.. Delmas, who was strucK WIN
stone projected in one Of the explosion
and has his shoulder fractured, and seri-
Gus apprchen.ions are entertained OF hIs
recovery.
Among the people engaged IN ,hr
works, the scene has been truly awiu'
aud fatal-thc explosion took place al .
period of The day when they were all en-
gagged at the business. add. OF c0ur'e'
were exposed 10 a most every si'ueacn T.
the effects Of it. 1t is believed alb u ST
psrso,s have been killed. aud four or I've
mote i@j,:ed, who may recover. hr
prinCipa io<s Of peopIc appears to ha''
been occasio ed by tlrir proceeding I"
/ the mill. to took for their friends or re!a'
lives, after the FIST calamity, and before
they ere aware OF its extent AID the
consequence.
Among the few instances Of escape, we
mention that Of the diver OF a loaded
wagon, who was thrown from his sea-
at the FIRST shock. and recollectIng HIM
self. uaIoosed his horses and fled III tine
to save them and himself from the FUR
Their destruction, in which his Wagon
was blown, with its load. 10 atoms
1t appears. however, that the pecunIa-
~ loss will not be so great as vas ina
gncd, nor as the appearance OF 81 much
destruction would Induce belief, and
with the exception Of some Of the huld-
ings Of Mr.. Victor Dupont, on the oppo-
site side of the creek, arising in the loss
of windows and the ronf of barn, we
believe the property in the neighborhood
YVES very much unijureh, ard tie lower
powder works, much more extensive than
those belonging to the same concern, have
not been affected BY it
In addition to every other circum-
stance. we are sensible that in this neigh
DO hood the loss Of these works will be
p.bIicly felt, as they have comp lied on"
OF the establishments carried on upon ,h,
Brand wine with great spirit, and from
which important advantages have arisen
to it and to the public at large.
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ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY, EARCH &C, 1918.
FROM OR CoRREsPoNDENT AT WASH
~ INGTON.

A bill TO alter the flag Of the United
States. was yesterday discussed IN the
House Of Representatives in a committee
of the whole. According TO tins altefa-
ton, should it ultimately take place, the
flag of our nation will contain thirteen
horizontal stripes, alternately red and
whi,e--and the union will be twenty
white stars in a blue field--whl n num-
Der of stars will, on the admission OF new
states into the union, be Increased by one
additional star for each new state. The
propriety OF this arrangement was mann
tanned by Mr.. WendOVer; but twas called
in question by Mr.. Pnindcxter, who de-
sired to have the number OF stars reduced
to seven-that being the number oil states
added to the union since the original con-
federation. Thus the old union would be
reduced to stripes, while the new states
would twinkle as stars on the face at the
heavens. This proposition of Mr.. Poin-
dexter was supported by Mr.. Robertson
OF Louisiana, and opposed by Gen. Smith
after few remarks from whom, it was
negatived: and again it was negatived-
for again i. was renewed.
After another unsuccessful attempt to
amend the bill, by making the number Of
stars thirteen instead OF twenty, the bill
was ordered to be engrossed and read a
third time.
An appropriation bill for the support OF
government was then brought under the
consideration Of the house in committee
Of the whole, when Mr.. Clay rose, il per-
formance Of his promise made some time
ago to bring the affairs of the South Ame-
rican Patriots before congress, and made
a motion to add to the bill provision to
appropriate the sum of eighteen thousand
dollars as an outfit and one years salary
for a minister from this country to the
independent provinces Of La Plata. Mr..
Clay then proceeded to enforce the ex.
pediency of an urdisguised recognition oil
the independence o. those sites, in
speech which he is expected to continue
this day, having been interrupted in IT ty
a motion for the committee to rise, which
was made and carried at late hour.
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FRESH EFT.

Yesterday morning James river began
to rise, and at 10 o'clock, P. NJ. wheE
our paper was put to press, it was about
ii feet above its usual level, and s'i'l
rising. Some fears are entertained Tor
the safety Of the b:idgcs-Trent's is
completely covered, and the water, in
some places, en- tie top of Mayo'S bridge.
Some injury is done to the works of the
Dock Company; and had it not bcea for
the wooden work thrown up at the head
ut the dock, which turns the current Off,
they must have suffered much. We have
not heard OF any other damage being
done, except that par, OF the railing Of
Trent's bridge is swept away.
Richmond Z friot, March IS.
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rope that after the signal discontinue OF
Sir. Redhe fer and the Aurora, on the
subject Of perpetual melton. we should
be able to pass the remainder OF our lives
without being further pestered with such
absurlity. 1t vas, therefore, with no lit
tie surprise that we saw the following
paragraph in the New-York Gazette oil
Friday last.
Notwithstanding the easerness and
confidence OF Messrs. Lag & Turner in
making the annunoistion, We must still
remain iuc,edulOus, unless they can con-
virce US that one of those gentlemen can
be at the sane moment both heavier and
lighter, or both more wise and more IDOL
ish than himself. Philad:UaiOn,
PERPETUAL .Noiion.-We are eager to
be the first TO announce to the world the
discovery Of pei petual motion by re-
specialize merchant OF this city. We
have witnessed an explanation OF the
discovery, aud we feel confident OF its
reality. -,
In few days an exhibition Of this all
important seli-moving power will take
place at tn. T0ntine Coffee House.
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THE UNNATURAL SON.

Philip Thicknesse, Esq. late Governor
of Vanguard Fort, and author of the &C.
lebrated Travels thro' France aud Spain,
and other Sentimental works of merit, has
the misfortune TO have natural son, lin
other respects very unnaturaDwho affects
10 slight and be ashamed OF his father
This son, whe in the maternal right has
assumed the name and title of GEORGE
ToucnEr, Baron hudly, and eni We
RI considerable estate In Eng and, has up
on all occasions mani ested the greatest
cor tempt for his father, and frequently
passes him in the street moonted in his
carrias", without paying The least cnmpli
ment or attention to the old gentleman
on foot. The tine Nr. Thicknesse re-
turned from Spain, being as usual quite
out of cash, and in great necessity, he
applied to the son for rehet, which was
peremptorily and brutishly refused. In
this emergency be instantly hired little
stall in one Of the most public streets in
1.ondoa, and put a sign over the door,
with boot and shoes painted thereon,
and the following words in iarge gilt let.
tiers: I" BOOTS AND SHOES NEEDED HERE
By PHILIP THIcKEHssE, FATHER TO LORD
AuDLEy." 1t had not hung twelve hours,
before billet was sent, Enclosing bank
note for hundred suinea., requesting
that in consideration thereof, the sign
might be instantly taken down and burnt.
A sense Of shame will operate upon the
feelings of bad man, when he is become
entirely callous to those Of nature.
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COMMERCIALLY IMpGRTANT.

An important commercial principle
was lately decide d by All unanimous
opinion OF the three Judges Of the supreme
court. The question was, whethe", il a
sale Of goods be made Tor approved IN
dorsed notes, the seller u the goods has
an uncontrolled discretion TO judge oithe
competency of thu IndorSers offered to
him b. the purchaser; discretion, IN
tie exercise Of which, he is the srciuSire
'cr; or, whe her tie rue meaning o.
the contract is. tha,if the purchas er Oiiers
such Indorsers as are 10 themselves abe
and sufficient 10 perform the contract,
the seller ig not boand TO accent them
and delivev the goods.
On tie one side il was cOntended, that
there was difference bctweG. 4 safe for
GOOD notes and sale Tor approved Lo'es
The use of the term approved" 1t was
said, submitted by a necessary cohstruc-
ton the appreciation to the seller; he
wa the only person 10 judge of the ell
cheney, WHO alone would be be loser b.
the want Of it. In making up his OPP.
| Mon he would be guided by his Cwu
judgment, his own Information, and TIE
yer could have ne Mt 10 leave to CHEERS
to Pas. an opinion contrary to his, whIcl.
should govern hi. conduct III toe manage.
ment OF his own affairs, and obIige him u
de,:yer his goods on security which he
hmse!I whether mistaken or nor) deem
ed lnc0Hp, cent.
On the other side, it wa, Obvi us, i,
NIL hit have been said, that if thi. con-
struc'iou prevailed, the supposed sale
was nuIiity; for if the seller was not
bound b a certain contract from The We.
ry moment the goods were stricken utf,
neither could the purchaser be: bulh
nus, be bound, or neither.
Such an absolute, it mi ght be said arb-
trary. discretion in the seller, would put
it in the power OF tie seller TO practice,
in many instances, the greatest Tiu,tice
and i'll faith. II the goods tell beIote the
notes were offered To him, he would Ui
course accept the notes if they were rea-
sorably sufficient; whereas, II The goods
should have risen, lie would refuse, or
might refuse, il re pleased, the best IN
dtsers in the city.
That there must bave been an under
standing between the parties Ia this a.
i'm all other commercial TRANSACTIONS, that
each should q t with good faith; ano, in
consequence, that the plaintiff " Ju.d &C
cept such indorsers a, we're reasonably
sufficient. II this be so. a jury are The
proper Judges, under the courts dnec
lion, whether he has fairly or justly exer-
clsed that discretion. That, Of course, u
safe for approved indor,ei notes Is, IN
sound sense, saie'tOr good and sufficient
notes.
The court did not, however, hear The
reasoning in favor OF this latter corstruc-
tion-they were clearly i'll favor Of j.,
without hearing counsel on that side
They minated TO the gentleman who
was TO have argued in !a'or Of *, that it
as unnecessary for h.n - SPEAK IL. the
case. -
From TIE Nat IutyujSruceI Df T,ipsJou
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THUR ,DAY. MARCH %, 1918.
FROM ,oCSe's SIcHT THOUGHTS.

n--.-.-a-.--.-sSl sl-.Ar>.----.>-------~
FROM ,oUHc's SIGHT THOUGHTS.
SsSe
How frail, men, things! how momentary
both
Fantastic chase of shadows hunting
shades
The gay, the busy, equal, though unlike
Equal 10 wisdom differently wise!
Through tlowery meadows, and through
dreary wastes,
One bastGng, and one dancing, into death.
There's not day but, to the man oil
thought,
Bstrays some secret, that throws new re-
preach
On life, and makes him sick Of seeing
more.
The scenes of business tell Us, -" What
are mems"
The scenes Of p'.rsars, " WHAT'S all be-
side :"
There others we despise; and here our
selves.
amid disgnsi eternal, dwells delight?
IT'S appreciation strikes the string OF jay.
VIVA, woudrous prize has kindled this
Ca eer,
Strns with the din, and choaks US with
the dust,
On iife's cay stage, one inch above the
graves
TIE proud run up and down in quest Of
eyes;
The sensual, in pursuit Of something
worse;
Toe grave, of gold (; the polite. of pew'r
Aud all, o: oher butterflies as vain!
AS eddies draw things frivolous and light,
How is mans heart by vanity drawn III !!
On the swift circle OF returning toys.
Nhirl'd, straw,like, round and round,
and then engulph'd,
Where gay delusion darkens to despair.
"Ths is a beaten trGck"--ls this a
track
Should not be beatenf Never beat enough
Till enough learnt the truths it would
inspire.
Shall truth be silent, because folly frowns?
Turn the worlds history; wha; find We
there,
But fortunes sports, or natures cruel
claims,
Or ,coman's artifce, or mans revenge,
And endless nhuua ihes on mans
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NEGOTIATION WITH HOLLAND
OFFICIAL REPORT.

On Friday last the following mesefg &c
WIS tansn'ited by the prcs.dert u JHe
United States to both house. oil cong ,ces ::
To the Senate and House Of R,prtaeE.a.
t.Tss Of the Umtsd States.
In the Course Of the last summer ne.
go;iation WAS commenced With the go.
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Captain G,iffiug, OF the ship Na5by,
who arrived at this port on Sunday from
ST. Croix, With his outward cargo Of um-
Der on bsa d, informs US, that he touched
at Martinique and ST. Eustaiia, n the
hope OF NEE ing market Tor his cargo,
but could not find o. hear Of one any
where in the West Indies. lie sold his
deck-load OF lumber at Sle per n. anu
for small quantity of corn he could on
ly obtain 50 cents hushci. Potatoes
could scarcely.be given away; aud in
deed every article Of American produce
was selling lower than it could be bought
for in the United States
charleston Courier, March Il.
PERPETUAL NONSENSE.
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From the Nat Intsaigcncer If TaesGa
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ERtArA
H. She Criticism on the 4h canto Of Childe
Eor0ld's PiiGrimoop

Rarold's Pilgrimage
Stanza 2-fur slower" read bower.
4--for receive" read revive.
for "Scheiier" read Schiller.
Stanza for St Helena's" read St.He-
8-for '.hust" -ead hush. lens.
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PERPETUAL NONSENSE.
We had fattered ourselves with the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-12
Virginia Legislature

HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

FRIDAY, Feb Ga communication from the
Senate by their clerk; that they had passed
the bills" concerning the serjcauts OF the Sc
Yeral corporations within this commOnwe dlth."
and" authorizing the trustees appointed by
tue viii of Whitaker Shadforth deceased TO
sell certain property therein mentioned. AT
so the bills, Z" establishing the dividing line
between the counties OF Harrison aud Lewis
and for other purposes and" An act autho-
rising the sale OF certain real estate belonging
to the infant heirs aud distributes of God
love Heisklll deceased :" with amendments,
in which the House Of delegates cOncurred.
Eugrossed bills" incorporating the trustees
of ltOlnney Academy in the county of Hamp-
shire, -" Incorporating company to esta =
blish turnpike road from the town of Stauu-
tonto the Augusta Springs, =" Incorporating
a company to establish a turnpike road from
the town of Stanton To ROcktish Gap in the
Blue Ridge mountain =" altering the time of
holding the corporation court IN the town of
Iynchburg, were Severdlly read third
time, and passed.
SATURDAY, Feb IA communication from
the Senate byther clerk that they had pass.
ed the bills, " Incorporating company to es.
tahlish turnpike road from the northern ter
mination of the Brook turnpike road to the
Merry Oaksiu the county OF Hanover -" III.
cooperating a company to establish tuTnpik e
road from the northern termination of the
Brook turnpike to William ID. Taylors mill
in the county OF Hanover" to enlarge the
town of Danville -" 10 establish a ware
utNet lOf int UiSptClDO OF tonlEfO Oh TIE
land Of Samuel Pannill near the town Of Dan
vile and authorsiHg the lieutenant colo
mel cOmmandant OF tie nineteenth regiment To
hold Especial regimental court Of enquiry" Al
so the bills" Incorporating a company TO es.
biish a turnpike road from Lynchburg to Sa-
lem =" Incorporating company TO esta blsh
4 turnpike road from Harpers ierryin the csnn.
~ OF Jefferson. TO the town Of Winchester in tie
county of Frederick, passing thro' the town of
Charlestowu and" an act, concerning AL
pheus y. Wilson, coroner and collector OF
Monongaia county with amendments, in
which the House Of Delegates concurred
MONDAY, Feb. "a communication from
the Senate, that they had passed the bills
changing the Time of holding the superior
courts oi law in the lith judicial circuit, and
tor other purp0ses"-" estabhshnga ferry
| from TIE auds Of w. Chapline aui }. EOii a.
| cross The Diuo flycr"-' concerning Marina
| duke tanucwds"" cOhrcruir. the new She
| ndndoah company, ~-' cu.iuclfg the tllr oil
/ hoiding the anpud neeuus oi lie Rocking
| nam library cnmpauN' 80 O. aircrd fhe arf
| entitled az act epnccruinE tfe lruefai court
ga Tor otter fBrpoSGs -sMd,' scstiug
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WhkkEAS, u appears by certificate fronIthe is;l~r
" OF buckingham County that certain VIM C6Hgs
VINO was ny an examining OF said county remand
10 jan ior further trial charged with the crime of unr
did on The I'd inst make his escape ihtrefrop ami
Is now going at large have Thought m y ana
with tue advice OF the Council of sate to iss,1. En-
proclamation, hereby offering seward of two hundred
u"ds 10 AIRY person or persons, who shall appreLeud
tne sara m Cobbs aud DO moreover require an Gu
Gers cti aud military aud eXInrt good peoo,e Of
sue Nonnonw ealtb to use their best endeavors 10 an
pene1 ana cause to he conveyed TO the said iau ~
snckngham the said Wm. Cobbs that he may be deaf,
with as the law directs. " "''
Giten under hand Governor and under the zeal
tseAi) Of toe Commonwealth, a. Richmond this or
DAY ofFebruary ,i6i5. JAS. r. PRESTON.
s.sss.ssssss.s
1T WM CObBS is about 5 feet or inc hes high well
set, With blue ewes aud light hair round fnl face ana
rather down leok, plays the ndole and fond of sptp
Gus liquors hasa remarkable way u clearing his fr,z.
very frequently between 30 and 30 gears sf age Hi.
Clothing Is not Tecorcied except sreen nsuel sii,
which be had on when be made his gscspe
February ~. On Va,
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fhe GSee'nor otfhe COMMONWEALTH Of 5iTglNi1
"a Proclamation.

WhthEAS II has been represented 20 the Executive
Dy me yaiier Of Rockingham county that certain
AhIHiBALD MYRTLE, who had by an examining ca,rt
Deen Teinanaed TO the Jail Of said county for rbe ral
charged with The crime Of larceny, did on The ism ~
sntai} VI ear aiid make bis escape therefoD have
therefore thought t by and with The advice Of the
GU OF state to Issue this proclamation hereby offering
ls"afn OF my dollars to any person persons who
county aforesaid the SAID Archibald Myrtle; and do
moreover require all officers civil ard niiiitsry and o.
morn the good people of the Commonwealth, 90 Use tir
pest ehuedVonrs TO 2pprebend and oasse TO be
TO Inc aforesaid Jail Of Rockingham the said ATcIild
hyIi'e, that he may be dealt with rs the Ian direrts
Given under my hand Governor and under lie sal
(Seal) OF the Commonwealth, 81 Richlnond Ills or,
day Of February, 1918. JAS. p. PRESTON =
- ARCHIBALD MYRTLE is about 9 feet or 7 ZACH
es nlgh Ozark complexion and dark hair toni built he
wore al the time of his escape snuff coIored cordrv
roundabout, ahd an old dIabcoouIed greatooat
FebiHdiy IL
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important 70 Agrieaitmaiists and Others.
AnAproved Straw Gutter

MS machine IS nov offered to the public for sale
~ oenuehleh wishing to purchase the patent right for
any county or number ofconn les in his state "a I'm ,
Apply 10 the subscriber between ihs aud the 2oih nc
present month, Ut the Union Hute where machine v,y
NC seen IN operation ~ tins machine has, straw aud
corn tops as wen as all other kinds food can be eur
"u gIeai faciity aud ease. The Improved yfyarf,,f
r mas received premium 81 seventy Ave dollar, fyo,,
Wv boseh Agricultural Society, ana highly ID
., oy the ASricuura, Society Of Philadelphia I, has
also received the highest recommendation from uuln
per OF the mostrespcctable farmers in the state Of NAY
ana VINO give II the preferences all other cy
ITS simplicity. JoNATuAN : r aSra, wi
ESp w. SUI Agent the patanire
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Thirty Dollars ReWaY1 :

ANaMAf rom the subscriber on Tie night 81 The
NC zo'9 q January iasi, negro JAMES WELD
MIS- Is iosrabe large negro, very KNOCK kneed
ik e"hp'eAion he isa very sensible fellow ard ycry
s ne Is he 20 ffeder'tksbne his fahn lives ter
ahu helnEgs 10 col. russtal Banks IS V,ry ,olaI.
place. - W -"sb' ~ i'e oti.er
JESSE Is small man. bow legged well known 20 ma,
ny OF the inhabitants of Richmond and il, ,icinj, d
more especially TO The gentlemen Of the turf As ne b.s
peen IN Tie habit oftrainng aud riding races sr
few years past. '' 'S4
It's very probable that they have Tree masses as am,
informed that James's father NIsie The above ,e
Mhru VIII ne paid FOL sppIehendilg te above oescr,b,d
negroes to half for either one) securing item in i;i
SO that get them again. and all legal expenses naia in
auohon'h delivered to me- in King william comfy.
r, c. TOMPKINS,jr.
trpIu6') ~. n
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CarA.

y PARKS respectfully acquaints the public. that he
- has received the appon meilt Of ,gency for lie
honfhty Magazine s Critical RericuD prLIisb;nr
IN New York under the cement Messfs Bia l
n@g hoitoIs.-Ihs work IS recommended b, some, OF
the urst literary gentlemen Of our country, s..,,,
can be seen at the onice the coM.pisr.
~ Genueiten are al ibeIp Subscribe 10 the tsorS
W ne receNeu complete fiow its o. a
an! succeeding period and likewise 20 MAKE payi,ef
III Tue manner the most suited their convenience
February ~