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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
Funston for Sale.

uyHIS elegant estate is situated on tne
Potomac, Is miles below Alexandria
Ii ;s bounded on three sides by. the folS-
u,,c and Pohick creek, and contains neariy
q no0 acres of land, level and tertiie, 10
Irh;cb are attached six shad and herring
Sshsr;as two of which command tue RI
ver channel. This land will be ia,u on s.h III
f,ur tracts, so as to have one or mort nl
er;es TO each these tracts VIII oe asa,n ~,
videa Il requisite. This estate IS 'eVei eno
bsant;E,lw situated, very fertile, ana ne.
narkably healthy. Plaster acts WIN an
oYact enJ,aI TO that of any part Oh rirslu,d
sr Pennsylyania.-Ih have used ooo nusneIS
s. twelve months, and such is ITS benenc,ai
anar.t;on that were to keep this lana
%onlS considerably increase the quantity.
) manufacturing mill is distant about two WV.
.a,,as nn stream navigabie for vessels
carrv;nU 1900 bushels of wheat, where tne
Rali;more and Dist. Of Columbia prices are
r;.en for1rain: being bounded on sldes ny
water, small extent only Oh ishos o,Id he
oessary to inclose the whoie IL T IT, in NJ
admirably adapted to grazing. ns im,
provements are large a"a 40 ~ -,
HHh substantial brick mansion, ~ oy
Hsssl 10 feet, win every ne1e
AIlhouse, three commodious oarns IS
houses for Negroes, aud FISH houses al , eaon
~" The fisheries. i2o, 900 bricks and iooo
bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre- e.
n;sas There is a considerable extent Oh
live fence both useful and ornamental. TWO
orchards OF well selected apples and peach
besides an abundance Of other choice iTst'
More than $50 acres are in clover, zuO IN
corn. and land is in preparation Tor sowing
9sO bushels of small grain. Any quantity
os nav can be cut from the low grounds,
SEM of which land all might have saen
rarlaimed at trifiing expense. Inc river
An; creeks, abound with wild fowl, paru-
cnl,rly canvass hacks the woods with deer
and variety Of other game. Mu'es' cat
to highly improved sheep, farming Iten'
eel. and household furniture can De had'
tn term, of sale viii be accommodating.
Poverty in any Of the cities, negroes oahk
sto.k western lauds, or lands near the
R;jSe. will be taken in paynent.-Let'efs
m,lsfi,e addressed to me at oohick Church'
Fa;rf,x county, Virginia: .oN
,sentember 4 GEORGE MASON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
ia Ship-owners.

MASTERS OF VESSELS q. OTHERS
TNHEsubscriber late from England ma
L tbematical instrument maker. offers
his services to clean and repair all sorts OF
Ship. Compa.ses, QHcdrants. SERVANTS, &c.
in fbe best manner. at bis house on Prince
street. between Pitt and st. 1Asaph streets.
eet "a DANIEL MUNRO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
District of Columbia:
Teste,
January 25
County OF Alexandria, IS. 1919
November Term,

an the petition of Henry Boswell, a rule
~ is granted him against the representa-
tives of John Webster, deceased. and "a
gainst Rein w ebstcr, to show cause, on the
FIRST day Of the next term, Why piece oil
ground situated in the town of Alexandra,
late the property of William R. Webster,
should moi he sold, and the money divided
among the representatives Of the said VII
linn Webster, according to law. It is or
iered thai this rule, as to Rein Webster,
he ouhlishc | in one of the Alexandra news
papers three weeks successfully.
A Copy,
Teste, EOM. |. LEE, =. y.
January 26 dow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
Wheat.

T wish to purchase several thousand bush.
4 els of wheat, for which liberal price
will be given.s THOMAS V. HUCk.
eth mo l6 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
Houses for Sale.

The premises on the South east
.orner of King and Henry streets,
Hssi .ootaining 9 good dwelling houses,
aSI With stores ready fitted up for bu-
,ue' Also. the brick dwelling house
IA .as,nre near to the former, lately
N.si IN possession of Dennis NJ. Lyies,
lSl ESQ for whose time therein the
Al OF Feb. next, il may be rented; IA
nrAIl the above property would pc sola
mon liberal credit, the payment oe'hs Sc
!. cured. Inquire OF .p,JoJTR
VAUDEVILLE LAhMosu -
September 90 W.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
District of Columbia.

County of AIena !rhia, to wit: 1918.
IN CHaNCERY.
The Mechanics B INK OF Alexandra, CON-
plainaafs,
AGAINST
Thomas w. Psyton and William II. Dun
dass, Defendants.
yTyHE defendant Thomas w. Peyton not
l. having entered his appearance TO this
suit, aud given security according 10 the
statute and the rules OF this Court, and II
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
upon affidavit. taat the said defendant Tho
mas W. Peyton, is moi an inhabitant OF this
Di,trict-on motion OF the said complain
ants. by their counsel, it is ordered, That
the said defendant, Thomas w. Peyton, do
appear here ON the first day of the Lexl
Term, aud enter his appearance to the suit,
and give security for performing Inc de-
crees of the court; and that the other de-
PENDANT, William H. D,mdass, do not pay
away. convey or secrete, the debts by him
owing TO. or the estate or effects IN his
hands belonging to the said absent deten-
dant. Thomas W Peyton, until the fur
ther order or decree OF this court; and that
a cooy of thus order be forthwith published
in one of the public newspapers published
in this county, for two months sacce ss
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse in said county.
Teste, '0pYEs EDMUND /. LEE. c. C.
January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
Snuff,

Headache.
For Cafarrh

NHIS Snuff, as celebrated tor ITS agree
Bile fragrance as for its efficacy IN the
cure of recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved ny tne pI:
sent professor Of chemistry in the UNIVERSE
ty Of Cambridge, MASS and by some OF tue
most respectable gentlemen OF the faculty
in the United States-It is also particular
ly recommended by DR. Waternouse, isle
professor of the theory and practice OF PnSs-
sic, IN the above serinary-whose cer''a'
cate accompanies each bottle.-Sold ny
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.,
Sole Agents for Alexandra.
September "a
District of Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit: 1918.
IN CH.4JNCERY.
Samuel Smith. Complainant,
AGAINST
Leonard Mudd and John Cohagen, Defend
ants.
THE defendant Leonard Mudd not hav-
ing entered his appearance to this SUIT
and giyeo security according to the statute
ana rules OIL tiiiS COufts diio ~ oPpSnS
the satisfaction Of the court, upon ath,av't,
that the said defendant, Leonard Mudd, is
not an inhabitant of this District-on mo-
ton Of the said complainant, by his cnun-
sci. it is ordered that the said defendant,
Leonard Mudd.do appear here on the trst
day of the next Term, and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF the court; ana
that the other defendant, John Cohagen,
do NOT pay away, convey or secrete, the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or Ell
fects in his hands belonging to the said a a
sent defendant, Leonard Muhd, until the
further order or decree of this court; and
that a copy of this order he forthwith pub
lished for two months successfully in one
Of the public newspapers published in this
county; and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse OF said
county.
Teste. EDMUND I. LEE, c. c.
January 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
August 90
To Let.

r,u.T convenient Brick house on h1y'
al street. now occupied by mr..
charles Tyler-eossessioa to ne nan t ;re
S'l,oi Dsce nbsr next--for terms enquire
e sF' VAUDEVILLE & LARMouh.
November
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH w. SiNDERSON.
for publishing by subscription,
A BIOGRAPHY OF THE SIGNERS
TO THE
Declaration Of Independence,

ACCOMPANIED WITH PLATES:
To which will be annexed history of The
proceedings OF congress during the pas.
sagc OF The law. and the Declaration il.
self, with fac-simile engrayings Of the
signatures. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
For SHE o. Rent,

u1uaT va,uqble property called ny
Mty,S WHARF, with the Ware
houses thereon fronting ON o h.o
TIE warehouses win De reh. ' -
if required. Forterns aPnnlss RPERTs If.
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
To Rent,

A convenient BRICK Dwelling
In ,ouse, at the upper end o. hii s."
HI suitable for genteel family. Also
EtH two frame dwellings, and sno2sI.-
sonIv 70 JAMES SANDERSoN.
November 12
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
yalnablr Property for Sale.

TTyHE subscriber is desirious OF selling
handsomely situated farm, on Hunt'ng
oreek. in F iriax county Virginia, ad)o'I-
mo ihs Noun, Vernon estate and the lands
rSosneral Thomson Mason. tour miles from
Slas.ndri,. containing about 24O acres, ~
of which are in wood-4O 70 90 IN 'hrlr.,s
meadow of clover and umothy--a part o,
fbe residue recently seeded with wheat ana
rye and clover, last spring-.-the wnoie en-
Sosed with a new post and ran Iehce.I
The improvements are, coml0rlaoie anu
convenient frame dwelling house
ii and kitchen, smoke house, poultry
Mi mouse .granary and stables: There
Essl i, on this place rich and produc-
s,vs .rardsn. and q large body OF marsh msa-
dny from which may be saved annually
J0e ,,ns ofhay. nearly as nntricioas as the
-, ,Snotbv or clover With the farm
wo,,Id.be sold number Of very valuable
horses. cows and sheep; Wagon, carts, anu
= xsr;stv of farming utensils and household
and kitchen furniture; corn osls anu lS s.
and 40 tons hay, Also, adjoining inc one one
above described, farm containing ioo
acres, recently enclosed, on winch Is a
-. brick house, which trii'ns ex-
& pense would render comfortable
So The soil is excellent, and consi-
49, derabie part might be easily con-
yerted into meadow. lit would be sold with
the other or separately. Also, a number OF
valuable servants, male aud female. Te
nreyept unnecessary application, he would
rhssrve. thet hey viii only be sold TO per.
sons residing in the District or its vicinity.
md not to be carried from il. The sub
scr;ber wiz also sell the greater part of hi:
so,sehold furniture, which is new and hand
49, For terms OF all or any part of the
son QUE prooerty, apply to NoBLsf HER.
psn FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
anusEs, LAMPS &c.
BATTLING Lots o. Sale.

1rTo9y cool lots anon "a heron; m.
~ AMI 9aaen streets, oniberal ere ..a,,, :,
,e,san,5le nrices TO purchesersNyho wop,u l
nHjtberson For terms enquire o. Zorro
2''' '" VAUDEVILLE Il LARMo,.sh'
October Is ------------
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-05
For Rent.

For Rent.
So Avery convenient dwelling house
M.Yf IN The lower part Of Royal-st. ad.
MI ioining the house now occupied by
% Mr.. NGeneres. Possession may he
had Immediately. ,.on,
January
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
SrRAAf 2ALLOONS.

Edmund &. Genet, in roply TO some sric
lures BY "Counuy CnTate, upon his PHI.
losophlcal speculatioDs upon 'he spots oil 'hc
sun, comets, &c. concludes a long iette
thus
4" Astronomy and cosmology would derive
immense sdvaotsge, from The improvement
OF the art of ~ os,ation, by enabling tho pro.
fessors Of science, to raise themselves et
great elevation, and TO ascertain, w,hthe cid
Of the best instruments, many facts upon
which VIC have nothing but conjecture and
theories. Impressed with ,be great utility
OF that object, communicated. in the year
1882, 10 the academy OF sciences OF Paris, to
winch belong, my views Oh the means OF
directing those nial vessels by the appiics
ton Of stenm, calculated az once 10 rs'oo and
20 ptopel asroststes CONSTRUCTED upon new
plan The academy appointed compttee
who approved my theory, bot claimed an cx-
pertinent. l was sent lho same year, as Sec
rotary Of the French legation to Londoo, aud
with view TO accomplish the wishes OF the
academy, submitted Uy plan TO the great
and Justly celebrated mechanicisns, Wau s.
Bolton, OF Hlrminsham, to whom all the arts,
assisted by iha power of steam, are so much
indebted. They considered my ideas prac.
t'cablc, but the expense frightened roe, and l
never have thought since OF steering ood
raising balloons by steam, until in eonversa-
ton with NJ. X, Euitoo,l found him dis
posed TO Investigate the subject which be.
Iicve he would have undertaken, had not
deprived America of the radlarcy of his
genius.
aoa now inclined to form company to
carry n,y plan into effect, and 10 make the
steam navigation 10 the air "a easy and agree
able as IL now 10 on the water. II succeed,
the both of chaplain, ou board OF tho first
steam aronsn,, shall certuinly DC deserved
,pr the Cou'ury Carafe, who will have the
most delightful opportunity Of calculating
the forces Of bodies and substances 'yiag off
in tangcn,s, elipses, parabo!as and even by
perno!es. l.. G.. GENET"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

have Eeld which extends alcrg the
east side of a piece of very tall and large
timber, about the distarce Of 400 yards
the produce Of this fed for the width
of 90 steps or more alongside the timber
was scarcely anything. dog ditch
close to the edge Of this timber, il Being
on the Iinc Of my farm, about two feet
deep, SO as to cut all the roots Oh the
side next tie field. From It's situation
the sun could not shine on the part Of the
field joining the woodland, very lutte af-
ter the meridian, yet the crop OF corn
AID wheat quite up to the ditch was full
ly equal to that in any part Of the field of
equal quality ofsoil. The difference be-
tween the growth Of weeds on each side
Of the ditch was very striking. On the
bank next 10 the field there was luxu-
rant growth Of weeds of different kinds
higher than the fence, and very thick.
On the bank next to the timber, the
growth Of weeds of the same kinds was
extremely scattering and small, and not
more than one thnd the height Of those
on the opposite bank, although only two
or three feet distant. am so well salts
fed with these experiments that | shall,
as often as convenient. repeat them in ev-
cry situation where it may be advantage
Gus so to do and am convinced the
benefits derived from ditching in such
situations will very soon repay the labour
and expence OF doiag it.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
MILfTaRY POAD.

We learn by u gentlemen from the section
Of county through which this 'oad Is open.
ing, that it is progressing very handsomely !;
that the troops employed have been rciniorc-
cd, ana il is believed the road will be COM
peted in November. The upper end OF the
road is already opened. We are no. inform
cd how far the lower end 10 completed This
road, when finished, will make ,hc route
from Nashville 10 Orlsans about hree hun
dred mites shorter thaa now usyelied, and IS
therefore Of ibe utmost importance 70 The
Western coun,ry. We understand much
credit is due TO the officers in commend, iot
the handsome ms0ner, in which the road j,
opcned.---Nashviie Dhg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

came the most enthusiastic admirer aud
friend of Washington; and, for bis sake.
ready at any time to charge UP 10 bat
tery Of two and forty Founders.
Would our Yomh but be persuaded
TO act III style so correct and SO heroical,
our papers would no longer shock us
with accounts of elegant young men
numbering each other, on false principles
Of honor and, by one desperate deed,
amercing themselves of all present pleas
ure, and OF all future hope. Would
they but exert the courage, the onLy nue
courage, to stamp into immediate silence
the clamours of british passion, and to
leap at the sacred call Of duty, they might
long hive as good children, to equal the
hopes Of their fond parents--as good CHI.
ze,s, with their virtues to enrich their
country---as good husbands, to bless the
sex they were born to love and to pro-
tcct--and at length like Washington at
tain to good old age {" cyovn'd with
yiches and SoiM honours.''
a life how glorious! 10 his country dear,
Her first 10 council. and her first in war.
May his example, all our sons inspire
And from heir fsthcrs history, catch his Ere.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
AGRlLUL7UPE.

E.rfraet from haiter published in fhe Rich.
mond inquirer, under rhe signotare cf
Jhn S. Slaughter,
g 1t may always be remarked, that no
crop scW sucesed Immediately adjoining
good land. MANY are under impress
ions tina, this failure is caused by the
heat Of the sun being in some measure
excluded by the shade OF the timber
others are of opinion that it is occasioned
by the exhaustion Of the roots of the
trees. The following experiments have
convinced me that the latter is alone the
cause.--.A few years ago there stood in
my garden several luxuriant willow trees,
adjacent to a square in which cabbeges
were usually planted. For several yeats
1 observed that the cabbagcs for severai
steps from the trees, and beyond th'
shade, were much inferior to the rest ..
the square, though the soil was equal
well manured. then dug semi-oi
cular ditchncar the tree, SO as to cut 81
the willow roots running into the squar
uS cabbages-and the succeeding crof
was gratiiisd to find was fully equal, AZ
indeed rather superior nearest the ditca
Notwithstanding the shade. ! then q
peated ,hc experiment on larger scale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15

81 ItSss ircCp The forro, insc wrtn q iAC''su
security had .ultd ihem.--1hey have sesn
themselves by convention TO which ihsY
were no parry, liIersiy sbst ttoued TO the DO
minion Of tho crown Of Spain, snd leh Prey
not cnly 10 impcsi:ions already iniolespbie,
but 90 all those exaGi rs Which Spanish rs-
psci,y is fertile in cesislrg. The ciiizsns OF
Texas, would have proved themselves un-
worthy of tie age in whith they iire--rn-
worthy OF their sncesl,y--of the Republics
of the American Conlincn;--couId they have
hcsita,cd in this emergency, what course 10
pursue. Spurning tie letters Ct colonial vas
saIage, disdaining 10 submit 10 The most afro
cioUs de,po,ism that ever diseisetd The an
mails If Eugope--tEey have resoired uIder
the blessings Of God 10 be TRUE. by this
msgnsnimous icsolutlon, TO the msin'sipsoco
Of which their lives snd fortunes are pledged,
they secure TO themselves an e'ectivs ana
reptcsenistiyc government, equa! laws sntF
the faithful administration OF justice, Tho
rights Of ccuscience and religious liberty,
The freedom Of the press, the advantages OF
liberal educaiion and unIestficHd con ner-
cial intercourse with all the world.
"Aoimaled by a JUST Confidence in the
eoodnes. of their cause, and stimulated ~
the high object TO be Obtained by the conres,,
D
TO meet, and & i mly 10 sustain, sny ccLfiicl IN
which This declaration may Involve 'httn.
"Dnne a, Nacog doches, this tweniy-hird
day Of June, 10 the year Of our Lo.d 1919.
JAMES LONG.
President of fhe Supreme Council,
BIs'TE TARIa, Secretary
-:o:$x:o:-
Important acquisition OF 7erritslr.
1t viii. be seen W The following article, that
our government have purchased OF the Kick
apoo tribe Of Indians tract OF country, esf-
mated to contain upwards Of ten million OF
acres, a great par, OF which is first rate lend.
CINCINNATI, (Ohio) Aug, "a.
A Treaty was held AT Edws,dssiilo, state
Of Illinois, on the 81 inst. between Col. Cho-
teau and Cot Stephenson, com mmissoners ep-
pointed on the part Of the Y. States, and Tho
Civil end Military Chiefs Ct the K,ckspoo
tribe of Iodians. IL resulted in a purchsss
of that tract of country generally termed tha
Sangamo. The boundary commences a, ths
mouth Of the Illinois river and funs eastward
~ by the old purchase lines TO the n. W.
coruer Of The second Kickspoo purcbsse, then
northeastwardiy by the old purchase lines, 20
The line dividing the Indiana and Illinois
state, thence north the Ksrkekee River,
thence down the river to the Illinois, thence
down the Illinois to tho place beginning.
This tract is estitpated 10 contain upwards of
ten miIlioDs Of acres. great quantity OK
which is first rate land Nearly 800 families
had squauec on this land before the purchase,
which was strong inducement to the In
diuns to leave tie cuanuy. They have obtain
ed trsct Of land extending from the river
Usage to Ia Pomne, and south 10 the heads
oil White River. They will thug become tho
near neighbours Of their old enemies tho
Cherokees, with whom, until lately, they
have bsen at war for more than 200 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
CHOLERA MORBUS.

Further experiments have been made o!
burn, Cork, Tor the cure of this terrible com.
plant, aud found successful. A writer 10
that valuable paper, the American Farmer,
says:
| wa, awakened very early on Monday
voorung lss,---onc OF my Children, girl,
sgcd five year,, being suddenly and violently
seized win dis compiaioi---yomiting and
pursing, al shon interyas until Daylight.
Hsyiog 10 milk handy, after rubbing tho corls
10 powder, mixed the whole quantity with
some moIasss md water, strained IL and ad-
Dioistered 10 the child about IS usual, though
somewhat languidly, and had no evacuation
until "Wednesday morning, which was beathy,
and the child is nov in perfect health. From
its apparent astfingcncy, hod prepared to
dose the child with oil but on "Wednesday
morning, the IiuIe alarm this Circumstance
excited being dissapated, saw 10 immediate
necessity for administering II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
-s $s:@:@-
La,esf adpiees from Eurote.

The ship Meteor, Capt. Glover, arrived
here yes,crdsy. in so days from Liverpool.
We have received of Mr.. TopIiH London
papers to tho 9th Aug. and Liverpool to tho
9th, both inclusive and from the Keeper os
Merchants Hall, Liverpool papers to the sth.
Meetings Of Reformers, both male end fs.
male, continued to be held The Prince Re-
gent had issued a Proclamation denouncing
such meetings as illegal, and some small bod
les OF troops had been ordered TO proceed TO
some of the disaffeeled districts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-15
Lrbyysonmenk tor Oeb,.

imprisonment /or Oe6s.
A writer 10 the Boston Ccn,ipcl closes his
observations on the subject Of imprisonment
for debt, with the following
"a few days since l was led by tho con-
temptation Of the subject, TO inquire into the
state of The Boston Jda. I found that in the
month Of June last, no less than One Hun
dred and Thirty ylve persons were commilted
20 j, for Dssr IN July, cne Hasdrea aud
Eighfy seven and 10 tho month OF August
no less ,han Tsoo Hundred and Sepen, male
and fe~ale--Dskiog total Of FIVE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY NINE commit.
mcn,s for debt, 10 oa,hsone prison, ~ Quo
Of ths hct,est summers ever experienced In
this couotry. OF the number OF those com
mi,ted IN Angus, ilt were for suWs under
20 dolla,s; 10 Of whom were females: /: and
20 from 90 10 $50!
N " d. uol these facts call aloud Tor Legisla.
tive steo,ion /; and for revision, at least, Of
the laws ON the subjcc, Aad is lhcte no
BrRxE, or Sn SAMUEL RoMILY, IN tho
Gsnosai Court OF Massachusetts,, who will
become the fostcr.parent OF measures TO rem
cdy such fragrant snd growing evils trust
thcre is, and tina, bis voice will be heard with
eEcct"