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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14

I! on the y Mississippi will lie 5,,
IN future, by the troops, by which, w aone.
siderable sum will be saved " II d Con-
No. A is a statement Of tho
which it is proposed that the t,o oohs Oh
employed. 1t is believed that t' ts be
works may be accomplished in Issa ' nc
three years; they will be imnor sss IMAM
any plan of defence, PARTICULAR san' In
roads. aud the avenue formed iy The
Fox and ouisro"sin rivers Which, ii n ,as
be necessary {" ahord a commun;r !" WIZ
between the several frontier nostS '''lon
between those posts and uur ga, ana
mcnts. ''''ie-
| have the honor to be. sir
obcdiGnt servant. 'Our
THOMAS JEsUp.
Quarter Master General.
The Hen. J. c. Calhoun,
Secretary @ War.
Tables No. 2 and exhibit s,v;n -,
by by tne hNp,a,'lon to the Mississirn;
for 1919 and the three succeedin. ya ,pp'
compared with what their 60! 'vaf'
would have been, had the troops re rras
ed at their former stations, Of s- @S on.
81 /; and an extra expense for tho I' V Nc:
souri, expedition, estimated for ths Az. .is'
term, of Ssl, s6s--- resulting in a sa u%,s
III tho course Of four years, in tbs ~,
expeditions, of S42,4s5 S4.1 w"
Nat MtelIigencer
No. q.
Summaryofth movements which w;uh.
made by the troops compo,jrs , ,S'
Missouri and Mississippi expeditions ns
in the course of the ensuing seaso n'
and the manner in which it is prono '
sed to employ them. r'P''
1t is proposed to move the rife poor;
ment from the Council Bluffs IA t f..
Mandan villages, and to erect barr,ct s
there, properly defended, for FIVE Hmm.
dreu men.
10 remove some of the principle Nh
structions to the navigation Of the Mis-.
souri, river, such as planters, savverc
and RATS /; this work may be accom-
plished by the troops on the Missouri,
in the course Of three winters.
To open road from Charlton in tbe
Missouri Territory, to the Council
Bluffs, and thence to the Mandan villa.
ges.
10 open a road from the Coundl
Bluffs to the post at the mouth of St.
Peters, on the Mississippi,
20 improve the navigation on The
Ousconsin and Fox rivers, and connect
them by a canal, or good road, in OR.
der to facilitate the communication be.
tween fort Howard, at Green Bay, and
Prairie dc Chen, on the Mississippi;
those fivers are navigabIe for batteaux,
within one mile of each other.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14

;erday, by Mr.. Eaton. was also considered
and agreed to:
RESOLVED. That the committee on the judi
ciary he instructed to enquire whether any
amendments can be made in the criminal
code of the United States, by which to pu-
nish persons guilty offorging papers orvouch-
ers necessary to the establishment OF any
claims now or hereafter to be brought against
the government of the United States
The Senate, in concurrence with mo-
ton yesterday laid on the table by Mr.. Ro-
berts, changed the hour OF meeting, tor the
present, to IL o'clock.
The following written message was receiv-
ed from the President of the United States,
by Mr.. J. J. Monroe
To the Senate ofthe United States.
In compliance with a resolution of the
Senate of the Goth January, 1919, request
ing me " 10 cause areport to be laid before
them, at their next session, OF such facts as
may be within the means of the government
to obtain, showing how far it may be expe-
dent, or not, to provide by law for clothing
the army with articles manufactured in the D..
States :" | transmit a report from the Sc
cretary of war, which, with the accompanying
documents, Comprehends all the information
required by the Senate in their resolution a.
foresaid. JAMES MONROE.
Washington, January 9th, 1920.
The message was read, and, with the do
cuments, ordered 10 be printed.
The senate resumed, as in committee Of
the whole, the bill from the house of repre-
sentatves, in addition to the act making APP
preparations for the Navy for the year 1919.
Mr.. Peasants, chairman of the naval
committee, explained the causes which pro-
duced this bill, and which made this appro-
priation necessary, and took a view of its
details, to satisfy the Senate of their propri-
ETY. after which
The billwas ordered to third reading.
bC oi'i III lllC ICllCl VI representa-
tive of Philip Barbour, deceased, was or
dered TO third reading.
The report of the committee on Pensions,
uufavorable to the petition of Lathrop Davis,
and that of the committee of claims Unfavo-
rable 10 the petition of Thomas Hightower,
were severally taken up and concurred in.
Mr.. Johnson, of KY. laid on the table re-
solution proposing an enquiry into the ex-
pediency of making further provisions for
| The amelioration of the condition of the In
| dians, and for securing the peace of the
| frontiers.
Agreeably tonotice yesterday given, Mr..
Hunter, asked leave, and intloduceda bill
| to continue in force an act providing for re-
porting the decisions of the supreme court;
and
After some minor business,
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14
ROOMS LICK VEGETABLES.

Mr.. Welsh, residing near this plac
raised this season, a BEET, weISh''
fourteen and a haFpoumds--and par
nip four feet sir inches in length. AN
Their gentleman in this vicinity, RAISED
turnip weighins fourteen and ~
pounds. We have heard of numerO'
other instances of large vegetable pr
auctions of this quarter.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14
MARYLAND.

The following resolves have been adopted
in the Legislature:
Resolved. by the General assembly Of Mo-
ryland, That our Senators and Representa-
tiyes in Congress be requested TO use their
utmost endeavors, in the admission of the
new states into the Union, TO grant to such
states all the rights and privileges of the
states heretofore admitted, without requiring
as condition of their admission, the inhibi-
ton OF Involuntary serviiude, or any other
condition limiting their sovereign powers in
greater degree than the sovereign powers
OF the original states forming the Union are
limited and restrained.
" ResoIved, That the Governor be request
ed to transmit copies Of the foregoing resolu-
luton TO each of our Senators and Represen-
tatives in Congress-"
The vote thereon, in the House of Dele
gates, was sixty to nine.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14
YELLOW STONE EXPEDITION.
Letter from the Quarter Master General
TO The Secretary Of War

w NC CtCiotoIy ~ pW
Quarter Master Generals Office,
DECEMBER 90, 1919.
SYR-In obedience to your order, re-
curing statement of the expense in
Cured by the movements on the Mis-
souri,, and an estimate OF the sums
which will be required for the ensuing
three years, ha, e the honor to report,
that several Of the accounts connected
with those movements have not yet been
received, particularly that OF colonel
James Johnson, who was employed as
transporter Of troops. provisions, and
stores. But on the most liberal est
mate, am convinced that the whole eX.
pense OF the mo, eMeni for the present
year, including all the supplies furnish
cd by the Quarter Masters Depart
ment, cannot exceed one hundred and
sixty three thousand dollars. From
that sum should be deducted the exp, nse
which Ould have accrued had the Troops
remained at their former stations, as
we'll as the entire value OF the "a ges,
battealix, and other means OF trans por-
tation the property of the government
attached to The expedition; and the re-
malnder will be the amount of expense
actually incurred. AS the establish
mcnts IN the Mississippi are included
in the plan Of defence for the western
frontier, it is thought that statement
of the movements made, Of the works
established, and Of the expense incurred,
might not be unsatisfactory.
BY a reference to the accompanying
statements, 1t will be seen that the ex-
penses Of the establishment, both on the
Missouri and the Mississippi, will d.
mmish every year. Those statements
arc preGiCated upon arrangements al
ready made Ior the supply of a part of
the prov isions, all the forage, fuel and
quarters, and after the next year, the
greater part OF the transportation, by
the troops, and at but trlhing expense
to the public.
No. /. shows the movements and the
works established by the troops, On
Doth rivers.
No. Q. is a Statement OF the expense
incurred by the sloyement on the Mis-
souri,, and an estimate of The probable
expense for the ensuing thee y ars.--
You will perceive that the two re-
glmGnts have cost slXty-fuur thousand
Two hundred and twenty six dollars
more than they would have cost had
they remained at their original stations.
With that additional expense ore of the
regiments has been moved nearly three
thousand miles; barracks have been e.
reclcd for thousand men, and an i'm
pOrtant work has been established,
which will enable US to huld in check |
five powerful and Warlike nations OF In
dlans.
NO. 6. is a statement Of the expense
incurred in making the establishment
on the Mississippi, with all estimate OF
the amount required for the next three
years. The troops OH that river have
cost less than they would have cost at
their former stations, in consequence OF
their having prov ded boats, fuel, guar
tiers, &c. without expense to The so. ern-
ment. The greater part OF the traDpor-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14

General has lately visited the prisons 10 ex.
anime their cases, which gives them some
hope of release. The following wrote to
Lit. Comdt. Madison for relief, relating the
circumstance of their capture, viz. John l..
Given, Of South Carolina, taken at Amelia
Island, September, 1917; A. .Hosmer, ia.
ken 1917 Keenan,, passenger in sloop Al
myra, in June, l818-ths Almyra hada Pa
triot commission on board, ofwhich he was
ignorant, Elisha Maze, taken in Florida,
1917, employed cutting timber for Mr..
Snow VIM. Harris and Thos. Woodward,
taken Aug. 1917, in an open boat on the
coast of Florida James Morris, taken OF
Cuba, October 1916 William Barker, for
chilly carried TO Amelia, in July. 1877 !;
Hezekiah Dickerman sentenced to 10 years
hard labor for killing man in his own de-
fence at Matanzas.-The last cruise of the
Lynx was on the western coast of Louisiana
and off Galvez,on. The establishment is at
present under LATTE at Barritaria-he has
lately been commissioned by General Long
Of Texas--he (La6tte has, including the
crews of 4 or small vessels, generally
cruizing, about 2 or 800 men. Two open
boats bearing commissions Of Gen. Humbert,
from Galveston, having robbed planter on
the Marmento River, of negroes, money,
&c. were captured in the Sabine by the
boats of the Lynx--six Of the men are now
in custody awaiting their trial. One was
hung by La6tte. The L. also captured a
small Galvezton priyateer and her prize,
that had been for length Of time smuggling
in the Marmento. Times.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14
Philadelphia, January IL
niaEcT TAXES FOR lSl5-16.


niaEcT TAXES FOR l8l5-16.
IL is understood that certain persons are
traversing the several states. pretending to
be purchasers of the estates of hundreds of
citizens, fer their default in not paying the
Congress taxes of 1915. These persons share
large deeds, drawn in very formal manner,
and signed by some Collector, by which pro-
perties to the amount OF thousands and hum
dreds of thousands of dollars, are pretended
TO be sold. Many entire estates, OF immense
value, knocked dozen, by the Collector, as he
is called, for trpsaty dollars. These persons
pretend that they bold deeds from The United
States: and that no one can offer any plea a.
gainst the United States title and many
unsuspecting persons. not knowing the tuti-
lily and fraud of all these claims. are per-
suaded TO pay large sums and give bonds, to
get clear of them.
Now, 1t is proper to INFORM the public, that
not one of these deeds are made by the Uni
ted States; and that not a single sale o. con-
veyance, made by any of the Collectors for
the tax of 1915, is of the least ualidity: Eve
" person therefore who pays money, is de-
.frGuded. and may recover il back
And whoever have given bonds and mort
cages to any Of these sharpers, should imme-
diately advertise, and warn all persons from
taking an assignment, and also take out an
attachment, or bring an action against these
public imposters.
1t migbt be propogating salutary caution
if newspapers should copy this, as we are as
sured of its truth, and the person from whom
we have the facts, has thorouhly examined the
subject. lCnsOn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-14
Charleston. January 6.

Charleston, January g..
Ar. U. 8. sctr Lynx. 1t. Com'dt. Madi.
son, from cruize in the Gulph OF Mexico,
and on the Coast Of Florida. The Lynx
experienced very heavy weather, and in the
Gulf sprung the mast. The Lynx touched
at the Hayans--The Presidents message
had been received there its mildness in not
recommending an immediate forcible pos
session OF the Floridas, was an agreeable sur
prise. There are many Americans, perhaps
100. confined in the fortresses and prisons
at the Havana, having been captured in
Mexico, Florida and privateers they suf-
fer much from their treatment. The Capt.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
FOR SALE.

4 ARM IN the town Of Gorhsm, containing
"A evenly nvs acsss Of Land, With handsoms
6aildlgsia good repair, with q large Orchard
and Orden' Ia which srs q great variety of frui,
trees
ab,-one other FARM, adjoining the
same. containing City acres, with suitable bull.
dingshereon.
40, ore other FARM, containing rine
acreOf pas.uring. moving and wood land, wi,ha
Baron the sane.
J3o, four House Lots, in The town of Port
tondsituatsd on Fore-s.reet, near ELEzEn HIG-
cIS-iwo Of which have Oats in front.
yTerms Of payment will be one, two and
me years for four 9th Cash. on delivery of
'iees--titIe good. For further particulars. en-.
auis OF CaARLBs ID. BIZ IT'S, OF Gsrbou. o,
ssissrr Porrre, Fsq. 1T Por.snd.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
0rNEW STORED
No. IL, JOASEC ROW,
,RuERLY OCCUPIED b. the CUMBERLAND BANK
l.. & A. II. CROSS,
Haze for sale WHOLESALE and RETAIL
CAChests Souchong, Hyson Skin

Haze for sale WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
I2AChests Souchong, Hyson Skin,
H. ouas yson and Hyson TEA, Of the frat
quslity-Liyerpool Packets aud Midas cargoes,
l Pipes Cogniac and Marseilles Brandy
s Pipes schiedam Gin
Pipes American do.
. lihds. St. Nincenls Hum
9HnJs. Old W,udwa.d Isl. RUM, which has
been eighteen months in tbs London Ware
house,
! Or. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
IS Bags double boiled sugar
W Boxes Mould Candles
9 Gases Sweet Oil
1900 obs Java and w. I. Coffee
y Rslss New-Orleaus Cotton
| 30 Boxes iusca,el and bloom Rsisins
Kegs Harris' Band Tobacco
10 Boxes Z by 9 Window Glass
1900 bbs soft sllelied Almonds
| $ Hhds. retailing Nolssses
Loaf sugas--few bugs English Walnuts
| SIS Belts Ravens Duck
| Tons Fusiick
Ginger; Pepper; Pimento; Cassa; Indie
| go Nuimegs, &c. &c.
100 Bills. Superfne Flour
| 0rThe above Ooops will be sold Tor cash or
approved credit ~ low as AZ any store in town.
If Jan. II,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
DANCING SCHOOL.
Cd. Quarter.
l.. CHAMPROSAY. thankful for the

liberal encouragement he has received. will begin
his Second Qusrler, for the instruction Of young
Misses and Master in the art Of DANCING, on
Wednesday, March 18th. 1890 School TO begin
at 8 o'clock IN the afternoon, aud continue till s.
every Wednesday and Safxrday.
PaIcE,3 Dollars per 0vsrter--or Sc, for ths
Scholars Of Mr.. RrosIxs-ea payable in ad'
vance.-Nc more than 16, nor less than ~ schol'
Ars will form class.
l.. c. will also give IS Lessons in the Eve.
ming. from March 18th, Up 10 April SO,h, 1890
from 7 till 9, should IL Scholars and no less apply
to him. on or before March 6, 1820.-Days Of a,
tendance determined hereafter.
Price, 5 Dola,s-q Of which payable 10 advance
Feb uary IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
ROYAL LINCOLN,
Exchange Street, Has just received,
} Bale damaged India Cotton,

cheap-2 bales American Sheeting and Shir,ings |;
Cashmere Shawls, figured borders Grape Shawls;
b,ue and crimson taiiied Bombszet,s; black tab
by Velvet; sstinetts; fine white Flannells 4-4
printed Cambrck /; Bedtcking: Maroon Canton
Grapes; white jean Factory Checks fine A
iier,oan bleached Shee,ings: Nag, Bandanaa and
,ck Xix Handkel chiefs [: silk Umbrellas cotton
D.. Russia Diape,s; figured red Flame sa-
PEI fine Devonshre Keray-fgu Ell anil plain
MusIins /; Marking Canvas; Cambrick Dimity ;
Mems white wors TED half Hose figured C.svais; ;
Pms, Tapes, Threads buttons and ,ibhsnds mem,
aud women's lined Gloves Blue, brown aud mix
ell Boa lcloths.
A few pieces American blue Broad
cloths, from Buffers Mandatory, Of excel
lent fahrck.
UrBfistol Brick, Tor cleaning Knives.
Portland, Feb. 1, 1920. OLD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
-" si forte braehia remisii"
If has bresehes hopper 10 be 100 tight.

Nh. PRIETER
was not displeased TO observe that some indie
eencies OF female dress had recently come under
the just anmadversi0n of a baehtlorn lie is
fairl, entitled TO the thanks of every female Of
real delicaoy of sentiment; and indeed merits the
gratitude ofthose, who, without the least impu-
rity OF thought or motive, having been anthink-
ingly betrayed by fashion into SO exposed slua-
ton, are, by his friendly voice, warned Of their
danger. And | am sure ofths support Of the viz.
tuous and the enlightened Of both sexes, in the
assertion, that every display ofthe person beyond
the limits Of unrsrsai usage, in the chele society
to which we belong, i. both injurious Is the rep
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
PAYABLE YEARLY.

utation of the party, and extremely misch'evou'
in its effects the younger part Of the commu-
nifty. But wish the gentlemen would apply
little of their anmadversions to themselves; or
that my friend the bachelor would admonish them
Yours, ABIGAIL LONG.
P. S. don't know as my brother has transla-
ted the latin right ifhe has not, the gentlemen
can correct it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22

HE subscr'ber,he,ebyg gives ubiic no,.es to
ell concesaed, ,hs, he has been duly sp.
pointed su4 aiken upon himself the rus, of Ad-
ministrater - b mis- nun Of he es,a,s of
THOMAS CROSS,
late of Corh.m IN tNe county of Cumberland,
Gen'iemsr decess.d. by giving bond - the
Az d''ects-he there fore requests ell persons
who sre indebted to tho ss'd decessed's estate
o II axe immediate pa, me nj 4; and those whe
rave any demands thereon, 10 sxhibi, the SEINE
''r settlement 10 AMOS II. CROSS.
Portland, Jan. rs, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
.An.erican Manufactured GOODS.

ROBERT ROBERTSON e. Co.
TT No. 6s, sta,e S ree,, B0srON,
HAvE for sale, a'general assortment Of
american Manufactured Cotton q
Woollsn GOODS,
on the best term, Tor cash Or .d..
AMONG wHica ARErHs FOLLOWING, VIZ:
HRoADCLOTHs Fine and super Fine,
CAsSIMEREs, Do. Do.
SO Pieces common sat.ioe,ss,
100 = Fine Ditto
75 81 Blue, black aad Bs own Plains
IS i" Do. do. do. Keiieys
SO Bale. patent WAFER Loom, brown meetings
ID Do. do. do Shis,iog.
2 Cafes So blesched sheetings
l2 81 and 1910 bleasasd sbirtinss
10 IS Piaids, Cheeks aud stripes
1000 Lbs. Cotton Thread 6rss quality, Of oil Nos
and colours !.
~ Cafe. Cotton Yarns, Gfss quaI,y-blue and
white, ell Numbers
10 Cafes Bed Ticking, lat snd End quality
s. Wick and Knitting Yarn.
Cotton BALI vasiou. qualisies K colors,
I'-4 and 2 G. IN erpanes
Blue and white Dsoims- Twillsd
White do. do.
so Bales Cotton Boiling
Csfes sals,Hsss wsrss, wafp'd and sissd rea-
dy for the looms
IL Dos Satsinelt Shut,Ies with Bobbias
Bat Mustard 10 Csn,.sers, Bottles or Kees
IS Bales prime upland Cotton =
&C. he above will be sold by Bale, Gaze or
Piece, to sus pasehafsfs.
s.s All k,uds Of Wool received and fold on Com.
ni.sion-No charge for Storage
Boston, Fsbsuarys. smc.l
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TIE subsssibsr hereby g;vss public notice "a
= u concerned, shss be has been duly appointed
sad sksa upon himsslf the trust Of Admioissrator
81 ID estate With the will soasssd OF
EUNiCE GALLlSON.
late Of wisAhan, In the county Of Csmbeslaud,
Wow deceased, BY giving bond - The Law d.
ssct-Hsh sherefoss fsqvs'ts d percns who ere
indefed 70 the said dsessssd's estate 70 mske
immdiats payment and those who have any de-
nane shsssos, 70 exhibit the same for ssIsneus to
JOHN NJ. CALLIoON,
Wsdham, Nov. 10, 1919.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
ell concerned. that be hss been duly appoints
ID aud taken upon himsel If the trust Of Adminit-
tstOr, with tho will anne xed On the estate Of
JOHN WAITE.
late Of Portland in ihe county Of Cumbe Rand /,
Esquire. deceased. ty giving bsnd - he law di
ree's-fie therefore requests n persons who are
indebted to the said decsssed's estate 10 MIKE
immadis'e pay mens and those who have any de.
minds thss on. TO exhb,t the same tor settle
meni to.AMUEL K. M'LELLAN, Adn's.
Poi tsnd, Feb. 9, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-22
rNEW MARES Cheap.

1NEW WARE Cheap.
n iCH CO, oa.s and superior Whit. ,sd Gold
IL China Tea Sstfs
.azs0-A crest variety of low priced Canton
and Vseepoe, China Tea Sets.
DELPHI WIRE.
Elsgaet Coffee aad Tea Se,ts
GLASS WARE.
Oval aed round Dishe., do on Z ct Decsuses,
--Wnes--T umbess-Cuaasds and LEMON des--
Cruss'- Saiss- Pi,ehers-p sia and cut Clan
variou, kinds and prices.
Blue Printed, Eualneled Edged and Queens
Ware.
Dieine and Tea S<stsof al descriptions Tea and
C'dse Cups ard ssuesesr-BowIs-Mug.- Pi,et-
--cnhnbsrs- Ew.,s IA Basou.-D,be, and
Bakers glstss-ai sises Sats----Aaussasds &c.
ELEGANT LOOKING GLASSES.
Very Chsss
O17-C'sA Of assarssd Croetsry aad cla6 Ware,
cay 90 hass IN sr'sissl Pseksss or rspseked
b. C. ATTWOOD'S,
Crockery Store, /.
No. |, Union Row, Middle Street
Nearly opposite Msssrs How 4 Evans
Dee. 81 ~
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$. RANDALL-Deni.si,

>. RANDALL-OenfiSt,
% RESPECTFULLY informs the inhsbi
~ tauts Of Portland and sts vicini,, that he hs.
90 Tar recovered bis health after long confinement
70 - again attend to prsctice in the line of h.
profe sston, End has taken stand in The bull d., .
aels door to the Stage ONCE Directly opposite tb'
Hay, scales. where be invite. such as need the 40
sisencs of Dentist TO call. For sale, as sboye, a
genuine assortment of
Drugs and Medicines.
witt which PhyMcIsns and Families can be sup
Piid. ~
WMedieios Chests put up ON as reasonable
tefts - elsewhere.
SAM. RANDALL, agent.