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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

Two dandes running against each other, I
hope, (says one to the other) you are not hurt ~
" | (said the other) sincerely hope yOu are not"
- The deuce confound you both (cried an
Irish Basket woman) two pufs OF wind might as
well meet with bruise, as two such hoLLow a.
tonnes as you are hurt one another.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

re HaVerhiiI, Exeter and DO
80 Msil Stage, commenced running June 5, 1919,
- VIII eUstinue 10 run in the following man
d. .-Leaves Col. WILDh's, no. -, Ann.street,
800 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
E.,., o'clock, A. NJ. and arrives IN D0ytr a. -
80 1. M.-Leayes Capt. BoLLINC>' 10 Dorer
- Tuesday, Thursday aud SATURDAY, al 1
sSek, a. Nj. and arrives in Boston at ! o.
s'ack, p
ne proPrieters Of this line. under is new e.
sisanent, feel confident that they shall receive
suate OF the public patronage, az they are deter
@@su u snail heSeeond 10 none IA the country, FOR
S'1i drivers and good horses and carriages.
~ Stage Fare from Boston 10 Dover. four
II ~ Passengers froIn POTtiHnd can take tie
~ss'oh stage Tuesdays and Saturdays. and Passen-
hon Boston can take the Portland Stage
June I, 1879. Sin.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06
$50 DOLLARS PER ANN
Dissolution Of Partnership.

s7,HE Coz ariuer'hio heretofore existing under
,be arm Of b AGBOOh & LiNCOLN, Is thh
4. Dissolved ~ nutnHi eonstnt.-Ail persons hav-
Ia Al ards or who ate Indabe'i, arc requested 60
La, ~ NovAL LINCOLN. JF. for IN adjustment.
JOSFPH BARBOUR.
ROYAL LINCOLN, j..
Zane p, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

DASH given roc POT & PEARL ASHES, al
- Stores Ne. 10 & no. -, Leng Hhar
Portland, June %, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

Uhlm.-An old maid lying on her death bed
with about an inch OF Candle burning by her, an
for fear il should be wasted, blew it out for, sail
she, can see to die in the dark
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06
NATHAN WINSLOW,

WINTER AND SUMNER STRAINED
SPERNACEIT OIL,
Of a superior quality. for burning. This OIL in a
lamp PROPERLY trimmed directions for which viii
be furnished gratis. is warranted 10 burn until ex-
hausted without snufhng or picking up, produces
no more smoke than candles is less liable to grease
about house, safer account Of fire, not subject to
waste by being placed in current of air, and by
actual experiment proves as cheap as candles at
ten cents per pound. II is likewise preferable 10
any other grease fol oiing wool. it makes il run
smoothly, does moi become glutinous by laying
any length of time and The yarn is easily cleansed
He likewise keeps large assortment of plated.
brass and iapaned LAMPS-pocket and large
Lanthorhs.
~ B.-Lamps and Oil furnished on trial
20 be returned if not satsfacto !, Oil put up in tin
cansters, from to gallons, and sent gratis TO
any part of the town.
.4LSO-A general assortment of
Groceries, Hollow SC Hard Ware,
Among which are, best Of German MILL
SAWS, English ANVILS, VICES and SHOW
ELS, Icy the dozen or singe-an assortment of
COTTON Urn, from the most approved Fac
tories.
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Ristered and cast STEEL.
Spike and Nail Rods--Plough-MOu and
Grow Bars.
3 Tons LOG WOOD,
80 Boxes spermaceti CANDIES.
10 30. BY 9, 4 by 10, WINDOW GLASS,
4 consignment of Philadelphia MILL
SAWS, made purposely for this market.
4 constant supply Of Saco NAILS Of every size,
e. A large assortment Of Machine and
Hand CARDS, made al the Factory OF JOHN
MINsLOW & Co.
Beet Engiisb COMB PLATE aud EMERY.
- ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, by the bar
rel or smaller quantity with directions for brew
ipp it-which makes on excellent and cheap
beverage.
NJ COMMISSION BUSINESS
attended 10 with promptDess and fidelity and or
ders for any oftEe above executed with Dispatch.
Nov. 10. NtI'J
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06
MISCELLANY.

Erfroordinsry Fleece 1t is stated in the
Poughkcepsie Journal of Wednesday last,
that Col. John Storm, ofthe town Of Fish
kill, has, this season, sheared a full-blooded
Merino Eve, whose fleece weighed Eigh
Teen and half i,ounds. The Eve was
four years old, and had never before been
shofn. The wool is of a very fine staple,
and srom sirteen 10 eighteen inches III length.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

been deeply affected. For the kind man
ner in which, have been received, lshal
always entertain the most grateful recol-
lection, because | see in il not simplv.
the appreciation OF my public conduct,
which is very gratifying 10 me, but srong
proof of the devOiion of the CITY Conn
Gil, and of my Fellow Citizens in genct
raj, to the principles of our eXceilrn-
constitution. Will, free people, euioy-
ing every blessing of which society j.
susceptible, the presence of their Chief
Magistrate, would excite but little inter.
est, il it did not impress them with a
high sense, OF the excellence of the gov
ernment, under which they live, The
source from which all these blessings
flow.
After The privaiions and hardshps of
the late war, il is gratifying To see, The
enterprise, intelligence and success, with
which our country cultivate the arts
Of peace. Admonished by that struggle.
of our vulnerable points, ii is our duty 10
strengthen ourselves there. II is under
"a strong sense OF that duty, that in view.
ing Ike coast of the southern States. |
now visit this city, aud the approaches
TO IL from tho ocean.
The acquisition of Florida, cannot fail
to produce all the advantages TO our
Union. which you have suggested. From
the moment, that il is completed, our
southern frontier may be considered,
as essentially secure against aggressions
and troubles, Of the kind, with which il
has heretofore been visited, not 10 men
ton other emiuent advantages attending
1t. To this great object, my attention
will continue TO be Increasingly directed,
with full confidence, however, that an ar
rangement trauglit with so many recipro-
cal advantages, will be promptly execut-
ed, with equal good faith, by both the
parties. That ANY incident OF my public
life, in which ! have been so eminrntly
aided by the wisdom and good conduct
| of others, should present 10 you a motive
tor assoclaling me, in any degree, with the
very merlIorlous aud distinguished citizen
10 whom you allude, affords me peculiar
satisfaction. Of the devotion OF Mr.. JEFF
ierson 10 tic liberties and happiness of
his country, and ofhis very extraordinary
services, have been from early life near
| observer, aud an attentive aud impartial
witness. HIS Ugh claim to the gratitude of
his country, will be profoundly tell by i'm.
partial pOsierty.
In offering my best wishes for The flu
ture prosperity and welfare of the citizens
OF Charleston, | beg you TO accept my
grateful acknow Judgment, for the kind
and friendly attention which have re-
ceived from you. JAMES MONROE.
Charleston, ApyiI p, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

NokFoLK. April 2s.-Col. Brook. Col
Trask, and Leuts. Webb aud Lambert,
of the u. ). Army, came passengers Ia
The ship BaIize, arrived at Philadelphia
on Wednesday last, from New Orleans.-
The Balize brought S 10000 in specie for
the Bank of the United States al phiia-
delpha.-S $4,000 in specie were also re.
ceiyed by the same institution. per the
brig Dido, from Havre, arrived al that
port. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04
VIRGINIA Ell EC,rrnNs

mr. mr., ,y,,,,. nv, -. 4 N(AN'.
DGEfG 90 ~ ~ IHE NEXT LECISLA7LRE.
M'ddteSer-Z. u. Critenden, George ID.
Nicholson.
iaaquier-John p Smith, Thomas Brown.
bes,mOreIand- .Middleton.s Cirorre(;Ias..
cork.
brsnsH'ick-B. y. Yates, Daniel Beasley.s
JGgerS'n - u Davenport Edward Lucas.
ttardnnd-JoS. Iiadeu". Gideon Strange.
~NOf " Tie last legislature.
State Senate
FGwluier- Fitzitush jsJ-e elected
'gVerS0n-H. ~. George Tucker, no opposi-
ton.
Hanpshire-Nr 1hrockmortou is elected
by majory OF -.
IN the Nsrtbern Meek
Westmorelaid gave Hunyertord POS
Bali II
Mr.. Ball is elected By Il majority of 81 vote,
in The whole district.
We wete il error when we stated that MIR.
SrOther was elected with "A majority of IN
votes in ltis district. In Fauquier MIR Shack
eltord got 3i3 votes-Mr Strother 2g2-which
gives MIR. Stfother majority OF so votes in
the district mr. (ITedg. Hoga.
jefferson Comfy.
FOR CONGRESS.
i. V. SwcaIinSet, Esq. 600
j.. COlston, Esq. Ini
MAJORITY Tor Mr.. Swearingen in the district
In Cumberland, The at comfy i'm the die
trict, Slr. John Randolph had I50 odd yotes-
Mr. Austin H.. IL. ii 5 majority in the whole
district Is about $50.
Register Of members Of tie House of T2epre-
senfattpeS Of tie United States elected 6y
Virginia.
Mark Alexander, in place cf Thomas NJ. Mel
William Lee Ball ......re-eiected.
Philip II. Barbour, do.
William a. Burweil, do.
Robert S. Garnett, do
james Johnson, do.
James Jones, i'll opposition TO Gen. Pegram,
the late member.
w lillian NJ Coy .re-eifcfed.
Charles F. Mercer, do.
Hugh Nelson, DO
Thomas Newton, do
Severn Z. Parker, in place ofBurwelI BasSett,
James Pindall, .....re eIected.
James PleasantS, do.
John Randolph, in place of Archibald Austin,
Ballard smith ..Te-elacfed,
Alexander Smyth. do.
George +. StrOther, do.
L. Van Swearingen, in opposition TO Edward
COlSiOn, The late member
George Tucker in place of William J.fLcwis.
John Tyler. ..re-elected.
Jared Williams, in place OF Henry ST. George
Tucker declined
rms l. not certain, but most probable-fo for Mr.
Tucker wentto Halifax with majority OF o2a-Wr have
not heard from Halifax, the last county.
~ We lay before the reader, in this days paper
large body OF tate foreign sOne Oft iBlerestnp
ahd various particulars Of the PTeSiaeHEs fOUr-We
should rather tbnk thai OF The spiendor and We NAV
say, PoWP OF us reception particularly al Charleston
most persons would be apt say" little oo much nf
ms. Inc most interesting quarter ia tie eye of the
9"m7N"c, al thiStine, is South 4meric4.-TlIe cam.
paign has already openedH Neueznea aud IN chill
perhaps PeTu-The result will be Commencement!
but we anticipate triumph The canse of Iibert,
We trust the dstIiHiun Ferdinand and f i,,r,ty.
is for ever sealed in South America
-Four Inspected in TIE city Of RichmeRd durigs The
quarter ending 1prit so 1910
43,OGI barrels superiine nuur
7,7I5 do. ine
2I4j do. cross middlngs
sol do. s,saight do
5l0 do. ship stuff
T6i do. condemned -four
54,7S3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

The British prints ct an description. vein
open-inOulhed against The House Of Represrn.
iaiiVeS Tor ;seir decision 100 the case OF Arbuth.
not aud Awhrist-r. Those at the Opposition
aye stiii m0rc cldmcrous than the u,nfsteu
aiists. Wctauuut guess " hat consse the mini
u. viii takr- ine opposition will gore them
az much 4b1pt it ss thrs cau-aud h will not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04
RICHMOND, MAY a.

The good people OF Britain apaear VERY
much nettled at our obtaining tic Floridas. -
We cannot acquire a small strip Of land, 10
round Ell our territory and give us the com
maud OF our own rivers, without stirring the
jealousy OF our rival; while she obtains whole
countries 10 the Eat, 90 which she can have
no legitimate claini.) without the least hesita-
tlon. Sheeyen giteS many a wry look al Spain
Tor making this cesslon-and het next move
viii be, probably, 20 obtain cuba asamak e-
weight such report Is alrt ads ailoat Al Iia-
V"na-thoosh, Is the papers say, It needs
continuation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04
gTodeI Of Naroi Aychifecf,ve.

New York, April 26.-rhe elegant
steam ship " Robert Fulton" OF 700
tons, will be launched tins morning, al
10 o'clock, from Henry Eckiord's ship
yard. This vessel is considered by com.
peieni Judges 10 be built of better mate
rails, and on Il more superb model than
any vessel ever launched in The United
States. She furnishes sufficient evidence,
that We have am ng us The first naval ar
chiecis of the age. Mere. Adr.
Apri 29.-li is now customary 10 go
from tins ciiy To Philadelphia TO dine.
The Post Coach via Powles Hook Which
le!i here on Tuesday morning, arrived
there al |, p. IN. in s hours and SO mi
mules.
HIS Excellency Mr.. PoLETIcA, Am
bassador from Russia, arrived at his port
last evening, in the ship Magnet, from
Bordeaux.
A gentleman Who arrived i'm town YES
ierday, passenger in the Magnet, from
Bordeaux, leii Alarseilles The 10th of
March. The Erie sioop Of war arrived
there the same day in DAYS from Mes
sina, where she left the residue of the
American squadron all well. MIR. Sbalcr.
was 10 embark in The Erie for Messina.
A schooner arrived from PHILADELPHIA on
The S,li, and another schooner was to sail
Tor Philadelphia ~ few days. Ship SUI
peror, Hamilton, Of Philadelphia. and an
! hermaphrodite brig, both bound 10 India :;
ship belonging la Providence, and two
Salem briggs, were IN the port
The Magnet brings Bordeaux papers
TO The 30th ult. Brandy is quoted at $50
10 $50: Spanish, dollars, 5, SO; Exchange
OH London, %, SO. Sales, 26ih, Carroll
ma Gotten, fine quail. 200f per ll2 lbs du-
ly paid: Havana Coffee, 1, Az in bond
Sales al Havre, Is 10 20lh-St. Domin-
90 Coffee, |. IS; Bourbon, do. |, 92I !;
Louisiana Cotton, 1923 Carolina Rice,
| 81
McGregor's EapeditiOn-Capt. ivy
cross, arrived at Boston, in about 80 DAYS
from Santa Martha, informs, that official
accounts had been received of Gen. Nc
Gregor having landed little TO Wind
ward Of Porto Bello, with IL TO 1900 troops
| from feet of six sail, last from Aux
Cages. He had been expected at Santg
| Martha, and the town was under arms all
the troops being called out.
We have seen letter from correct
source, dated Rio Janero, oath February,
containing the following important infor-
nation =
g II is expected that the fall Of Lima
will have favorable effect on the general
state of things. That event may be ex-
pected with confidence, in the course of
two or three months. Lord CocHRANE
has taken the command Of the Chill
squadron, and is about TO proceed 10
Callao, with troops TO attack Lima"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

french Cyeek BOadiag iSch0o[- Fer C,Fyle
I NDEk the snperiBtsudauce Of EMHER IIuRFL
-, rus institution rs situated the road lesJj,,s
e m"n "G'Is'oEn TO TIE Ieloe springs IN Chester
.o""V' chnsJ wanna, u miles from IbiiadeJpbt,
stage established BY James Elliott shakesp.ar Ea,ri
Chssnni, near sixth street, affords saJe e1sy and
Htqhsht communication beween Philadelebia aud lie
sCu"oi. cross posts communicate with Norristor n
DO~nhe'""h aud west CHESTER every week.-Sewtur
ieduu2, "rhihg, arithmetic, karlisb grammar 90,
k'dPhy, Tue use Of maps and globes aud tie Frerch
ianE'dge, are taught ..Terms for board and lniilu
, % guarteT, payable IN advance, with & ass,
tN't Tor tue French Language. M resliicti.ns re-.
Pecihg me Mind Of Clothing, respecting bs re-
qhSncy 81 the changes Of clothing Washing cbatr,d
a. HV GEMS dozen. Scholars may be entered for
p"dI'tf Oby ana those entered fYr LONGER nsri nj
MAJ nevertheless he removed al the expiration Of H.,
f""i,tI fei The accommodation Of parents and OH,
es nasnb business at the schOUl there Is house of
."'e' t"lhhtnt on the Lamentations The lasf t,,,
"eehs IN The fourth, aud the last weeks in HE a.
hloh'h...'FoT the character Of tie school and Al
principles upon which h Is Conducted euqute Of Jlr
M"i'ph samuel Coates, JOhh Cooke, isaac w. Morris
oI solomon W. Conrad, Philadelphia : John Mn,ysV
lhoinas EGdy, or Samuel Parsons New YORK 3. m ~.
h'hcou, Izdk Proctor Gerard g. Hopkins Bsitiu,nr,
OF george WIDsiOH, Richmond, Va.
Adf - tte a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

-Four inspected i" he citgeC Richmond, durigg the
quarter ending 1prH 80, 1910
43,OGl barrels Supertine louT
7,1I5 do line
2,I4j do. cross middlings
Sol dn. s,saight do.
5l0 do ship stuff
76i do. condemned -four.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

ENELDDN.-IH pursuance Of an act of ihe Ltgjsi,t
w tsfe Of North Carolina, aud decree Of The sune
nor court Of HALIFAX, founded upon that act Pic.
honhced on The 24ih day Of Apri, l59-WiIl be sold
~fTf, 200 HALF ACRE LOTS, in the Town OF " eidory
on cfsdit Of twelve months The purchasers si,inS
bona WIN good security for The purchase nUiev@
ne town situated at the foot Of the great falls OF Roam
oke, aud surrounding the conten plated basin OF H.
ges which are otsvtp4ssed IL they are cqnaIeG bv
any o'heI on the TWsT. SAMUEL BLUNT
. GHardt1rtothe orphans Of Daaiei B.Lf6a.
.-e' -. Hot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

he surprising, il they push them so far az ;s
make them say they are satisfied with G mea-
sures OF oar government. The truth is Great
Britain has nothing TO say i'll the matter ; aud
she is the last nation that should iit up he's
voice agn'nst such proceeding. Ii she has
any shame left, ireland aud lndostan wouio
seal up her lips forever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

The authority of the Aurora to The contrary
Notwithstanding, the impIoptlpty of the sa-
ry LdWs - becoming every day more manifest
NJ. DcSiuu Tracy. whose trtdIise on Political
LoonGmy has lately made lis appearance. and
is recommended as tex; book Nv mir jpficr-
son, asrees IN orinIon with Locke, Bpntham
ana nrgot. Since we rest horses. COACH
es, furniture, houses lands. in worh yyLa,
ever Is useful aud has value. we may
well rent money also, which is likewise
useful, has value, and is enchaureJ ev.
ry day for all these things. This reu, of
mon, m,on.s Is Mai is called Interest L, is as legi-
innate a. every other rent IN oupht IN ne
equaliytree. There is no more reason WHY
public authority should determine lis rate
IMAM That OF the lease OF = house or farm. This
p'ihc'ple rs SO evident, that il ought never TO
nave met WITH amy difficulty" Is MIR Tracy
also taSdhe lsevery man mad whois not for
tundie enough TO agree with the Aurora!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

1 CHANCtRY.-At court held Tor Prihre CHw3rd
county, March 10, 1919
Samuel Williams and John -. Wimbish.
COHlPigin0Hfs
tCAINsT
Etheldied Holman aud JobL ~. Eowlett
Drfendgnff.
The defendant HoI man, not having tnierrd he a..
FeTance, and gwen security according ~ an acf Of Ls
General Assembly ana the rules ~ ihis court ana it
appearing 10 the satisfaction of The that he Is moi
az nhdbiani Of THIS state the motion of the com.
p'Ainsht ~ counsel II is OrdCTeG. Ihai tie defeu.
'ant h"iman do eppeaf here on the 6rst osy of Jmy
c1hft next aud aHsWeT the cOmpainauis' bill and
that cory 81 this order be fotbWuh inssrts Zoo some
one % the pablo newspapers printed iu tie city II
NichW"uu, oF two months successiveiy and aso pot.
81 81 ths Jont door Of ths courthouse of this county
a copy Tests, B.. J. WOESHAM. o. g.
say flr .sv.
MI Ct o. hcfeny qiptnfhst che cells tls Itrstc
HosPttHl in The cts Of Williamsburg aepfopfiatsd
Tor male patients, a otcap.sd. sud ttaf ar MOI.
male patients viii b received into tie ssid ffespit,
fatIl some ofthr SAID cells are yaeani-dss n0iits a,
- hich wiII ne aitcu.
Is sracF y "a CsRrf o. pirscfys.
Lao. htNLsT, C.r.
tths r. t4ss@If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

LEHMAN LlNENS.-i2O bales, consisting OF nck
~ ienbuTss. ozpabmss buraps He,sisbs rouass
dow!ds, checks, and whire rolls
10 bales DantZic rolls
boxes oil cloth
] box velvet ribbon
400 half boxes by TO- and 10 by IL window sra,s
W OONes hollow glass, consisting OF quart pat
aud halt pint decanteIs aud tuubigls
is bundles German steel
10 casks marbles
so hampers wine bottles
200 casks cut nails, assorted
80 boxes sprgs and Far suite by
MaS 4. IIfrE Sfzpg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-04

! H. BAkEU-DBNTISr--I Informs IRE -public tLaf he
t4s SHE'LL be EIstlu rom Richmond from tie last of
this month uil autnn1 hose persons wantrs his
Professional services, wh please call upou h,n,
soNn. Rpill y. l0S..fn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-02
coMMUNIcATIoN.

Mr.. Snowdsn, },
NV neighbor, SpRrceENs, has ever had
, wonderful itching to be great man, ana
,ba, without waiting the ordinary time,
without going through the tolls and d'ttlcu'-
ties denials and privations, usually pre-
csding wealth and Independence altho'
| know, frequently, in modern days, ior-
tunes have been realised somehow or ano-
,hsr, without wading through these trials
and difficulties-and this it is which has
SET Spriggens all agog. Ayear or two has
only gone by when he would measure tape
with a smile, and be cheerful and pleased
when an opportunity was afforded him OF
selling half a dozen button mou'ds, or a
CENTS worth of coarse thiead--But alas
moor mamie is getting bewitched, and
unless person has come 10 purchase at
least coat-pat,ern, he looks as much dis
satisfied and expresses as much contempt
in his countenance, as if the purchaser had
come 10 rob him Of the goods that be was
Just about to pay him for, and IN which ne
was probably to realise fifteen or twenty
per cent profit in fact Spriggens, altho
a very good sort of man otherways, has
imbibed mos, sovereign contempt tor re-
-soiling, complains to me OF the Limited
sphere for action and activity III atexar-
dria, and is intent on moving to Baltimore
in the fall, where he says they 10 e0ery
hing By rholesoIe!
tel him yes, there have been good
many wholesale Opt lions there lately
The actors in which would feel quite as COM
Portable just now, if their views and deal
;pss had been more circum'cnbnd-l
hope my neighbor may see his error before
too late. and be content TO acquire his tor
tune slowly but surely.--These rapidJumps
10 independence are rare, and SILL more
unusual; that wealth so speedily acquired
adheres to the attaincr.
As the family OF Spriggens's is pretty
extensive here, you may serve them by
giving this place, and az the same time
obligs A REL ALLEN.