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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20

proyement Of these meadows one Of the
greatest works on this continent. Here
are seven or eight miles Of stupendous EN-.
bankmeuts, sixteen feet wide at Che bot.
tom and five or six feet high. | am IN.
formed that the proprietors have made
more than one hundred miles of ditch.
Nothing like this has ever been done in
the United States. Nearly 100 cows
are now kept on these meadows, which,
Eve years ago, we're sunken, dreary
marshes, so soft and spungy, that mar
conld not stand upon them. Three hun.
bred cows could be kept here, and the
milk daily brought 10 this city.
When the Messrs. Swartwouts com.
menced draining these marshes, their
great scheme was ridiculed by the public.
They have completely tritmphed over
public prejudice, and shown their iudg.
ment wss sound, and all their views prac.
|ticable. If credit be due to great efforts
whose result viii be intimately connected
with public utility; il praise be due TO
years OF perseverance, toll and vexatiop.
for the accomplishment Of noble pur.
pose, the proprieturs OF these reclaimed
meadows iiave fair claim upon public
gratitude. OBsERyRa.
ADDITION.
| also have lately been to view The
Swsrtwou,'s meadows, and, from person
al observation, am able to confirm most of
the above statement. 1t ought to have
been added, that the proprietors are now
in the practice Of furnishing our city with
good aud wholesome milk, an article here
tofore not often met with in our market,
at 25 per cent. less than we have been
accustomed to purchase it; which, sup
posing them able TO supply the whole
market, or which is the same thing, re-
duciag the price Of milk Cor the whole,
would be saviag to the city Of some
where about 100000 dollars annually.
One word more: 1t has been said, and
I believe is generally believed here, that
the immense labor and expense bestowed
on these meadows, will in few years be
lost, for that they will revert to their
original state. as similar grounds have
done, and that therefore patronage would
be uselessly aud injudiciousIy bestowed
But conversation which | have lately,
by accident, had with disinterested and
judicieas man, and one very competen. 10
decide upon the subject, enables me to
say it is not so. In those meadows where
the salt water finds its way beneath the
surface, which may be known by an un-
dula,ory motion, there the objection we'll
lies, and all attempts to reclaim such land
is labor in vain. But where the bottom is
formed of clay and sand, the competent
bikes can be erected, as IS the case with
the Swartwout meadows, there the most
confident reliance may be placed on max
ing good firm earth. Y. Eu. Post.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20

The reader VIII perceive, therefore,
that if the examination of this river by
these celebrated travellers be correct,
there is nothing to fear on this score, and
that steamboat navigation may be tried
with every reasonable hope of success.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
From the washington CITY Gazette.

The expedition for exploring the Mis-
souri,, &c. it is now reported by letters
from St. Louis, will not set out from
thence before the Goth of June; no doubts
were entertained of the ultimate success
of this grand undertaking, though il was
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
BALTIMORE, July Z.

Nancy Gamble and Maria Thomas,
stood this morning, from six TO ten o'clock.
in the PiLLORY erected in the Jail
yard, and will again undergo the same
punishment on Wednesday next, being the
first part of their sentence, for stealing and
inhumanIy beating the child Of Mr.. James
Poole, few weeks since. The crowd
was great, but the criminals were no 9th.
wise insulted than by words.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
From the Men.real Star, June ..

We understand that man, of the name
of Brown died ia this city on Saturday
last, whose death was occasioned by some
yirulent poison contracted while skinning
an OK. 1t appears that the OK was il
high condition, and destined for this mar
ket, that he had been driven with others,
TO pasture on the evening of the preceding
Saturday was observed to have been 10
fine spirits, but drank very copiousiy
On the following morning, he was found
dead near the entrance of the pasture, and
this unfortunate man was Immediately
employed to remove his hide. While
engaged in this Office his hands were
slightly scratched by the fragments oil
bones, which we're broken in cutting up
his body for the tallow-chandler ; but ne
felt 40 particular uneasiness until Tues
day, when he complained Of sickness and
slight distress at his stomach. On
Wednesday these symptoms increased,
and the scratches began to infame. The
inflammation extended along one OF his
arms, and produced swelling OF the
glands of the arm pit but the pain was
here so inconsiierable, that ne made no
complaint Of the local injury, but referred
all his suffering to the region Of the stom-
ach. The flesh Is said TO have mortified
about the scratches, and that his counte-
nance changed to deep purple ap-
preaching black, in few hours AFTER
his death. As no physician was obtained
till he had expired, we have been unable
to learn the progress of the disease more
circumstantially. ],
This is by 40 means 40 unprecedented
occurrence, and should operate as a iiir-
Their caution, even against removing the
skins Of such animals as die suddenly,
aud of unknown diseases.
A letter from Buenos Ayres, received
a, New-York from a gentleman OF that
city. under date Of April 20, gives us
the following views Of the state Of Bnenos
Ayres, the delinealion Of which It Is Tear
ed. il but too true. This is nearly the
latest account we have from that quarter !;
and. the name Of the writer being men
toned, it is presumed may be entirely re-
lied on, as far as facts are concerned -
Nat. Intel.
Extract Of letter from Mr.. Gilbert III.
Rogers Of New-York, dated
BuENos AYREs, April 20.
g II might naturally be concluded, that
people living 10 so fine climate, and
enjoying SO many natural advantages, re-
nnired nothing but their independence to
make them completely happy. | fear,
however, that the time is far distant when
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
BUFFALO, IN. " July 8.

The Hon. Morris S. Miller and suite,
arrived in this village on Friday last.
Judge Miller is Commissioners on the
part of government, to treat with the In
dians for the cession Of certain lands in
this vicinity aud at Saginaw Bay, in the
Michigan Territory. A council was yes
terlay held with the Indians, at the Indian
village, about miles from this place. on
the subject Of the lands in this county, but
We have not yet learnt the result. We
are sorry to state, however, that from ap-
pearances, there is little or no probability
OF success.
We regret to learn, that the remnants
Of the Six Nations Of Indians, residing
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20

tlley will acquire this great and invaIua-
Die blessing. There is as yet no regular
cOoe Of laws; all disputes are settled by
an Alcadi Tor judge.) Owing partly TO
mis- out much TO the propensities Of the
na.ives, the most enormous crimes are
ua'iy committed. Assassination is SO fire.
qaen. that 1t is scarcely taken notice
=. Two or three persons are often found
lying dead in the market place, where it
IS common 10 bring them to be recognized
by Their friends. The lower class of
people are the most abject set of wretclles
~ crealion---there is no crime that theY
are not base enough to commit; and, al
though they possess SO fine soil, they are
too lazy TO cultivate il.
II shall say but little concerning their
politics, as nothing Of any Importance has
lately occurred. There are three dis
tinct parties, which occasion frequent and
sudden changes in their administration.
1t is reported that General Artieas has
made peace with The government, which,
II true, will almost ensure the indepen-
dence of the provinces Of La Plata and
Peru. This man was once general in
the service OF Buenos Ayres, and alter
wards at the head of three administra.
lions. Having refused to assist him in a
war against the Portuguese, he withdrew
with his army into the interior, where,
without money or revenue of any descrip-
ton, he maintained successful war A.
gainst them, subsisting his troops princi-
pally on the wild cattle aud horses with
which his country abounds, while the
skins OF the sheep served them for cloth
ing. lie has 10000 cavalry of this de-
scription.
"a few days ago two Frenchmen were
shot in the Circus. 1t appears they were
generals under Bonaparte, and came here
for the purpose Of effecting counter re-
volution. They we're detected IN an al
tempt TO poison some Of the chief officers.
This desperate plot was discovered 10
time to save, perhaps much human slaugh-
ter. They met death like noble French
men; they we're cheerful to the last, and,
after seating themselves on bench firmly
received in their breasts the quick Mes
senger OF DEATH
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
SLAVERY IN AMERICA.

Extract from President Adams, 10 a gen.
tleman of Philadelphia, who has been
writing under the signature Of i" Ben
jamin Rush" agains, slavery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20
Pow batan, mayI4.
Important b EiNerp,is.ng Capilnlisla-

| important to EiderDIISSUo' Cduitaiists
~ the ibth Of September neIt, we Win sell 10 the
~ highest bidder, either the whole OF any part to
sun purchasers our property IN the town OF DarvIle,
fiusShania county Virginia. II consists of the hne
greater part Of the water this navGibIe river thirty
acres Of rich low ground adjoining the canal third
OF which will be laid on water works oCa
descriptions rem Inc rolling aud sitting mill down TO
the turner's lathe. None OF these sites vii! have less
Than sixteen feet for head and tail roll Also one man
haCtnrhs mil with two pair of burr and ma
cbinerJ complete gTist mill TOR connIr work b Two
pan stones three saw mills, OF which IN conpl
ofder and operation the other nottese mills stand
each side of the south eus Of tie Dan rVer bridge
where enters the main SoIue houses and lets
on The main sta .ny separated IN usr fro te
canal by the street. When the Roanoke Nayig.lton
Company builds the locks forms the basin which
they use Of the water for the itposes
of navigation 0ione, part of this grouBd will have two
fronts street aud wafer hont. Also one hundred
aud eighty acres OF pretty good tmbered land one mile
rom town.
TO strangers it may be necessary to say few words
about the situation of this town Danyils is seated Oh
The right, or south bsnA Of the river in 50 deg 80
"h' norm, on gentle slope commencing at the
and extending back anOut three quarters of a mile
where II arrives al the general level of the adjacent
country Good spring water IN abundance and a puIe
md saiubrlnus air. Perhaps health is enjoy the
wnoe year round. IN greater perfection than ia thus
place. For commercial and manufacturing purposes
naluie has gwen DanNIie advantages bch few il any
INLAND towns in the United States enjoy II is placed on
large river navsabe for boats and In lie centre nj
Tch ana extensive country, producing for market
besides wheat Of the hest quality all other Kinds Of
gram tobacco, hemp. FAX, wool cotton for home cou-
Tue great command OF water i's canal affords. will
give Danville almost complete monopoly OF hs wheat
ahH honf trade OF that extensive CosniFy weli as
manufactured iron where the force O necessary
TERMS OF SALE....If an individual, or company
becomes The purchaser of this pfOpeTty winch We
wo"d prefer, one fourth of the purchase money will
be required the day SALE aud tue balance in four
equal annual insialnenls II divided aud sold IN lois
one thiTd OF tue purchase must IN hand and the ba
shee nihe same waj Bank stock Oftbe Banks Of NIrgi
MIA IN Richmond or their bEInches or o(the a. s. RANK
WIN ne taken ~ pa! Den at their market prices. Bends
with good security, and lien the estate will he re-
CURED.
We know this is an uufavorabe time to sell an estate
supposed To he amongst tie valuable IN VirpinIa
eut we capnot control the times. aud bear our
portion Of their hardships w. are willing Il, al, me-
tbfd less Than II would have sold for last year
August To- 27..Gt LEWIS A. C,RRII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20

me fubLiI.... HIs. tOudTdia begs OF a gpme-
'ous phbhc The acceptance OF her grateful ackuow
..oeeehts lof ihelr patronage and happy L. inform
item, thai she will remove FROM Janesionn TO ,hai
gesant ana coinm"dous seat (Cbiliowee) in Cnmser.
t0'e IesIdsHce Of Mrs. Fitzgerald In Tins svr,i &C.
le.hi she hopes 10 be prepared receive their wards
81" onuiei on The 18th Of Janu.Ty 1890 and furnish
'helH wih board and bedding al 100 and ,uiltou al
- So year. Ihis delightful seat has every adyan
'aee "hich eau be derived fIom refinement healtbtnI
s"a'inh ana the best of sOCiety-CIsant from James,
'o"h aUohi two miles. We expect music, drawing
p"ihg anu heedlewoIk will be taught by prohc.uIs-
August 40 q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20
Conckees nnd HnI.uexe

THREE entirely new, neat and well made coachres
y and hainess AVID an elegant gig and haTness-aIso
Ca very light and neat bsTse Carriage ana several
SECOND mana carriages all ef which wn he sold low
iof cash OF on accommodating terms.
4. ". SMITH & co.
m In rear ~ ne Men HUNKS.
VINO nave on hand, large quantity u Hardware,
Clochey seis OF elegant China Cut Glass and sundfy
oihei articles, which will be sold los Or exchanged Tor
L1WheT.
quantity ofoak plank and scsn,ling which will be
exchanged for mans.
an excellent house frame, 10 by rs feet aud number
OF window sdses and frames, Of rNceile uuality and
an k'nds Of pine scantng aid plank Tor sale
II HORSES, GIGS q CARKIAGES-TOK HIRE.
August g. "a ot
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Imenfn DnLlnrS Kcn,-,.lL

nESERTED froin the Barracks IN tire city IF Rich
~ nrnd CHARLES ". CHRISTIAN and FRiDtRIC
oOuLtLtf soldiers ofthe public guard. Charles ".
tIstau IS from the county 0f Amherst aud statc Of
Virginia. aged ~ years, rudy compieNiou hazel eyes
odfh hair and by profession ctIk. Ne was no doubt
tdheh away by relation Of his ffom SAID county Is no
vas WIN him the DAY hrfrt he deserted aud lam In
'oWtd held oct great inducements him To leave ms
Pldce'-l 'edeuc Nooihey Is rom the county ~ tlu
wanna ana state NJ virginia aged 80 wears . feet nc
20 nth, Z" id complexion, brown HAIR, hazel eyes aud
~! profession tailor. He will doubt he fOund ~
we '""n ~ Columbia, whrfe his family reside.
me above ft0ad will he paid Tor The delivery of both
!" h'e OF ~ ny absence the commandment the guard
OF ten DOLLAR fof ether, for tie srcu ing Of their m
any Jaii ~ this commouwealtI upon due Information
hei"g gwen - me thereof. BLAR BOILING
N"snst ~. 2J..A CAPT. cong Pnhiic Guai 4.
obStiN ", wiih 40 small stonishheni n, The 80
- e"Ie ~ The 3O ult. an Advertisement OF ceriatn
",'an biackcdge, who seems srHewliti fearful fLst
,h'u'6 make an irnpto useof his" reSyoasibiAfy
SO hNNe heve feit hith ITO any necessity g. tesofi 10
~ !" H"y OF nj contract and had ibe fsi,oi 81
'f =" ''rl So hc might have been saved the trputie
~ 'Ftiiet'Ha himself c0ns tcuOus fi5S occasion
n tlad ho0 ever, thai he thinks 81 highly Of his res
hDi,D'DfV' as au' appfe tnsive bc W have reed II
w E'r"ifi pdfi ~ %, oGoyys have M.
f.isVsttg, otr @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20

Norct. TRUSTEES SALE.-on Monday thrlf4
~ day ~ October 1erf, will I've ssid public anc
Icon wth.nt reserve. Oh the premises, AT II O'Clock
THE HOUSE AND LOT lately occupied by Adap
Murray, nov IN the occupancy OF James Wallace benny
bot No. 52i....HoUSE AND LOT No. $40 adjoining
y. Polts's Warehouse. land HALF TIE TENEMENT
On the Main street now occupied by w. T. Dickinson
Also ON the next day, (IHesday The 5tk dry IF Octo
0er) at Ill O'Clock, 1T the Mrssrs. Tompkins
ana Murray, superior quality OLD MADEIRA WINE
III hetuUobns quarter casks, hhds aud pipes imported
III the years 1913 aud 1916 20 whole I52 half KEGS
manufactured TOBACCO $50 boxes (ot 100 feet eachl
best English crown GLASS-l0Xi2, IlXi4, l2XI6 and
l2NlS PEW Ma. IS ia The Monumental Church 2
shares THEafRESfo on when : 200 are due 10
shafes Mechancsvilie TURNPIKE SEoCK ON which
s. $50 have been paid.
And on Friday tRs i5th day Of October at 10 o'cpk
an the premises, rtiE HOUSE AND LOT now occuried
ty John lompkns en- street being lot No. 5OS-also
the following ELEGANT FURNITURE, viz 2 Brussels
carpets, ! wiadow curtains, hsof cioib sideboard
liquor cases, ii mahogany chairs BAN bottoms-aud
Table Furniture, consisting of essan, glass silver
plate &c. &C. &C.
t1'Terms liberal, and made known on the days Of sale
=. N. NICHOLAS, Trustees f
BY order OK RICHARD ANDERSON, JIonpkinS
EDMUND TAYLOR, u. * Hurrav
hoNCURs, ROBINSON x PLEaSANTS l4uct'rs
August 3. 2jtds
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July 23.

/ AND FOR BANK SIuCK.-I UtSh 10 Sas{ a tract
NJ Of tdnd tying ia CdnpbsU county, % miles from
LynchbHrg,s mites from Campbell courthouse, ana
about miles from Sf0NntO7 riUer. This fr0ct IS
commonly called thee Locust Thicket, "-cOHt0inS by
recent surrey 1896 acres tyHg rel as any tract
!" the cOHHty.-AbOUt 400 acres hare been cleared,
TIE Distance Is coUered uith Uatnd6fe k;0er.-a pO,
f:on Of n IS good fSSdccs idHS, and the hote iUeI
5'etshborhood is good Stock 81 the Bank Of m" Uni
tsa Nafes, Bank of pipeihid, or the Farmers Bank
81 I;rg'A'd, 1DoHkd be taken ia payment, or nccorO
dating time givsH on The purchase money M JOh's
@4teraHder, near CdHpbeH cOuTthOHSc, WiU shear
thc i0nd. WILLIAM g. PENDLEION.
Rchlnan1. WaR IL. I..tf
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n The ENQUIRER 10 pablished twice a week gene
raty ad three times week durug the session 81 the
1fdfe Lec'slaurePrice, the same heretofore ESpe
Douarssper arna, payable in advance. Notes of Char
tered speciepayng BaRks, (onsy will he received in
payment The Editor will guarantee the safety of re-
pi,.ng them by mail the postage OF all letters being
paid by tho writers.
~ No paper will he d,coptnued t6ut at the discre
foa Of the Editor until all aneafag-s have paid up
serwiil guarantee The pay ment ofnine papers
ssa'i receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
n One Squort-tiTst Insertion, IS ccnts--edch
sdsfinna6sSf, so cents.
No ddusrtissms5t iarerted until It has either 6ee,
paid for, assumed on ersoa i This city orits
a pi.-ant.
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- Wnllhu nf .Nntirn-

~ VOifhy ar tN"fitA.
TIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO thu CENTRAL COLLEGE,
with the other property of that institution, being
transferred to the UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, It de.
velves on me, Proctor of that inson to call on ~
delinquent subscribers, to pay the balance that y
due on their Subscription. The buildings and Improve
ents are progressing and trust tue friends o' ina.
institution wili suffer them stop for the want Of
that aid voluntarily offered by them. therefore re.
pnest all deinauents o pay without delay the balances
Hue on their subscriptions 10 ALEXANDER GAKNEIi ,
hsq Bnrsar of the University of Virginia II more
convenient to deposit the ia the Bank Of virginia,
To the cTedIt of the said Butsar.
A. S. BRoCkENRoUGA, p. ".
July 30. 2l..st
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ID hFiHG seierniined TO Remove To the Western
c"uatrj,l shall offer atpublic auction. Hednes
aay tne 22d OF Sepfember neat, my FARM on Folier
creek ,in"r miles tom Sco'isvle James river 3nu
the same distance from Warren. This tract contains
net"een i've and sin hundred acres situated in one Of
Tue h"st desirable neighborhoods III Virginia aud equal
~ POM OF frtuy 10 amy high land the ceunly--t Ga
acles cleared and now IN cultivation.
The buildings all of brick ana would he annie for
the comfort ana accommodation nt large family The
u"ehhS mouse Us two stories high, four rools on a
moor with passage in te middle which is Not vet FIN
isheo' but can he done "a small expense.
lhose who are acquainted with the lands in this rl
"o'ho"''. require no recomm rmdation mine those
VINO are not invite TO view the premises p,evious TO
'ne day 81 Sae--as the land will speak for itself.
inns IS the hrst instance of land in this neghhnr
hood, of similar quality being offered in The narke for
more than twent years
Attie same time, shat! sell all my stock plantation
n'ehs'is, &c Terms will he extremely liberal, and
made known on the day Of sale.
ihe safe will take place the premises and in case
OF bao weather, will be postponed 10 the fair day
SAMUEL DYER, Jr
hheuaye, July %. 22 ids
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August g. ~ Ia
August q.

~ Heh'1c0 C""nty Court, August 3d, 1919.
{ ihhEkED, That the folIowm rates br established
i"f regulating the laveTns in the county lienricn
10 FOR breakfast shiiiings; dRheI shiI
mugs Tor supper, z sbnes Tor a nights luheing
quart of port ~ine shillings for quart Of punch
ane win Loaf sugar,2 shillings for quart OF tuddy
snnI"g ana pence for one gallon of com IL cents ;
' one pound OF fodder or hay, cents for pasuraee
~, stdb'eigt Tor one horse night pence Tor hot
e oi porter, or strong beer Country made) shiimas
Ioi biIsh psiet or strong beer sbillings and III To
portion TO shilngs per gallon for whIsLey, aud IL
shtiilhgs for Ium brandy
Copy-r-ste, }. b. wHITLOcKE, CHIC.
AugusttO. ~ a,
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t'hE subscriber takes s opportunity to inform his
frien DIS aud the public la general that III conse
quence % the depressed state OF business and the fa
~ prnduce, he intends reducing his TANLRN PRICES,
as follows For q man and Nurse y day, So; man u
DAY, 81 % heard hy The quarter year. 81 = week
ny the month or quarter, for single rooms, weei
horse TO board by the quarter year, s Is month
Do y day, IS cts-Dnher, breakfast, sc. as formerly
MARK RICHARDS.
July
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Land an Pochatan tor safe.

go q "''""tuH fH Sufc
THE subscriber wishes TO dispose of OF 500 acres
LAND, lying IN the upper eud of the county Of
FnwbaIan, heiBg part of the tract which he re-
sides The greater part OF the above land in woods
ana some OF II first rate tobacco land. As il is
presumed, will purchase without first viewiAg it, far.
iher description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKiPwlTH.
Pow hatan. May IL. e..tf
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Hmchcster Pyoneyty fan. snIc

F'lE subsCfprr intending 10 reside IN the county Of
Powhalau, Offers f'r sale his property 10 Manches-
- FHere lte ave AID threeg quartet acres % Grouad
WIh conH0dinus buildings aud valuable gard 49,.
credit Of Eve years vii Ne eiyeu, payment bcinq a.
Nr'AclrtiS secured. Gbe Furniture VIII he sold with
y. "Hn"u' lhe 1"ffe.-Imurdiate possession will he
granted tpuiy 10 Mr. Hancock Lee in wauctestsr
" ,n lhs srhscrihet, ~ Pswbatan. COLIN mcRAE.