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Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
MARIETTA, (Ohio.l Jan. ]

At late sherilf's sales held in this bor.
ougb, one of the most elegant three story
houses 10 this town was sold for the sum Of
sixteen hundred dollars. This house is
said to have cost $4,000 to build it. and
has all the necessary stables and out hon.
ses that convenience might desire. Even
at the present time, when materials and la
Dor are so low, such house could not be,
built for much less than $4,000. LOIS
that sold for hundreds several years ago,
have been sacrificed at from Is to $40.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

received and acted on, the number suspend
ed or rejected will be 1881"
The Secretary of the Treasury in his
estimate of the appropriations necessary
for the year 1920, states the following
sums 10 be required for the pay of
Pensions, viz.
Military Pensions, 426,l45 03
Revolutionary Pensions. 3,e66,400
Half pay pensions TO widows
and orphans, 100000
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

LIST Of the Candidates, nominated to
supply the vacancy in the representa-
ton of the state of New-Jersey, in the
House of Representatives Of the 10th
Congress of the United States. occa-
stoned by the resignation Of JOHN Con-
DIT, Esquire, viz.
Isaac Andruss, .aB
James w. Burnett,
Adam Boyd,
George Cassidy,
John Cassidy,
Lewis Condict,
Silas Condit,
John Dickinson,
Ebenezer Elmer,
Thomas T. Kinney,
Charles Kinsey, (of Essex,)
Charles Knsey,
James Morgan,
James Parker,
John Rutherford,
Gerard Rutgers,
David Thompson, Jun.
Cresse Townsend,
James ID. Westcott.
+ ISAAC Ell. WILLIAMSON, Gov
ernor Of the state OF New-Jersey, do
hereby certify, that the above is a
true list Of all the persons nominated
as candidates, TO supply the vacancy
occasionedby the resignation OF JoHs
CoNDIT, Esq. in the representation
Of the state Of New-Jersey, 10 the
House Of Representatives Of the 10Th
Congress of the United S,ates.--
Given under my hand at Elizabeth
Town, this fifth day Of January, in
the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twenty.
ISAAC II. WILLIAMSON.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
Harrisburg, Penn Jan. s.

On the night of Thursday, last week,
three men, father and two sons. by name
of Lewis, in attempting to cross the Sus-
quehannah river, about two miles above
this borough, during the snow storm, the
ice and snow became so thick, that their
canoe got fast, and being unable to make
either shore, one Of the sons attempted to
wade it, and succeeded in getting safe a.
shore the father and son that remained in
the canoe were found frozen 10 death the
next morning.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
THll2 @A1BgpTIao
ELIZaBETHTOWM,
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1920.

" The Treasurer Of the Free School
Association, acknowledges the receipt of
five dollars, from a benevolent unknown
person, through, the Post Office.
DAVID MEEKER, Treasurer.
Eliz. Town. Jan. IL, 1920. IL
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

q. S. Senator. the 9Th inst the
Hon. Rufus King was reelected to the
Senate OF the United States, by the Lee
gislature of New-York. In the Senate
The vote was unanimous for Mr.. King
aud 10 the house of Assembly there were
but three dissenting votes.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

appointment in Joint Meeting, January
Is, three o'ctock-ASA WHITEHEAD,
Clerk OF the county OF Essex.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
PERSECUTION OF THE MErHoDIsrs.

E1sToN, MD. Dec. 6.
To August, 1918, carp meeting ofthe
Methodist society was held in Washington
county, (Md.) and the Rev. Jacob Cru.
Der, 10 the positive performance of bis du-
ty, preached sermon, in which he spoke
much 90 the subject Of slavery, from the
scriptural text, j" Righteousness exalteth
a nation, but sin is a reproachto any peo-
pIe.'' Forthe sentiments contained in this
sermon, which were proved by his council
ION the trial TO be strictly conformabIe to
the fundamental doctrines of his church,
MIR. Gruber was arrested upon information
and gave bail for his appearance at Wash
sington county court. A bill was found a.
sgaiust him for "tsioniously counseliing.
Sconspiriag and attempting, NTH certain
snegroes, TO RAISE an iasurrectiOn and re-
sbellion an the state" Mr.. Gruber, find
iug it impossible toprocure fair trial IN
the county of Washington, removed the
lease to Frederick Co. where he obtained
1.-THE services of Messrs R. B. Tawny, Ro
bert N. Martin, and - Pigman, as couu-
sci in his defence. Mr.. Gruber was clear
I ly acquitted by the jury, and is restored
TO the wishes Of his friends, and to the pur-
Ssuit Of his holy functions.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
CHARLES KINsEY, Esq.

of Essex, as suitable person to fill that
vacancy. Mr.. Kinsey has formerly filled
that station with great credit, and is
we'll known 10 be friendly 10 our manu-
featuring interests. AN ELECTOR.
Jan. Is, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

Fires.--At Decker-Town, Sussex coun
t., OF the evening Of the 7tii inst. ih-
store-house of Mr.. Samael Decker, With
allits contents, books of accounts, vouch-
ers, post-office accounts, and letters, were
consumed by fire.
On the 28tb ult. the Milton Cotton Fac
tory, in Saratoga county, N. Y. with all
he stock and machinery, were destroyed
oy fire. Loss estimated at 100000.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

$3,593,245 03
Upwards Of three millions and half Of
dollars !--Aod this amount may be expect-
ed 10 increase, rather than diminish, for a
number Of years.-Trenf. True 4mer.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
Ngw.HAyEN, Jan. II.

lVEN~T1ANEE, - Oub' -
Good shot,or a avarning mark to thieves.
Mr.. c. Northrop, grocer, of this city, Tor
several mornings Of late, in succession, IN
|opening his store, discovered that more or
less Of his articles had mysterionsly van
ished. As no breach appeared about the
building, he suspected that some knowing
genius entered the back door nightly by
means Of a false key, and passed out the
same way. 70 ascertain whether this
were the fact, he one evening last week
ssprinkled quantity Of light snow on the
outside the door, and handful or two oil
meal on the floor immediately within. In
the morning, further reduction Of his COM
modities, and the track Of a man IN the
4 meal and snow, verified his conjeciures.
ne then determined to set a watchfwi'hin
Tue store each night. till The rogue shonlto
make another attempt. Accordingly, 'he
following evening, hefose 10, himself and
MT. W. A. s.aighbor, secreted them
selves 10 the counting room, in the rear O.
'ne store. They charged pistol witt
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

Yello'v Stone expedition. -It is scarcely
necessary TO invite the attention Of the
reader to the Official Exposition Of the OBJ
jects and expences of this expedition gi-
ven 10 succeeding column. After whas
has been said and surmised on this sub
iect, there are few of our readers who will
not, with us, be much surprised to learn
that 40 extra expence will have been 10
CURED by these extensive and imporian
movements Of troops; and that it is ever
calculated that the Army will prove 10 be
less expensive, thus employ ed, than il ii
had remained inactive in garrison. Anon
the important documents before Congress
at their present session, this is one Of the
most valuable. Nat. Intel.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
28554

@It is impossible to state precisely how
many have been absolutely rejected, or
how many suspended, as in some cases,
claims which have been rejected have at
terwards been admitted and others which
have been suspended, have been finally re-
iected. If from the total number OF claims
admitted, be subtracted the total Number
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

A person, suspected to be the one who
committed the murder Of the Pedler, in
Sussex Co. week or two since, has been
aiken at Montrose, in Pennsylvania, and
is now confined 10 Newton jail, to stand
his trial for that offence. \
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
HVO be sold at PUBLIC EENDUE,
q on THURSDAY The 27th Instant,
90 or so tons of Hay,
within half mile Of New Providence
Meeting House.
Conditions made known and attendance
given, by
PHILEMON ELMER.
Jan. 10, 1920,
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
~ SlnCeF6 T6gdTU-
JOSEPH CT. DE SURVILLIER.

Revolutionary Pensions. In answer to
a letter addressed TO him by Gen. Bloom
field, Chairman of the Committee of the
House on Revolutionary Pensions, the
Secretary at War says
ssThe number of Pension Certificates is
sued under the law (of 1879 amount to
1920.
aThe number Of claims received and
acted on, are 2S,l5l
ssThe number Of claims received
and not acted on, are 4O4
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18
Messrs. Editors,

MessrS. Editors,
AS the Electors of this State are short
" to make choice of person to fill the
vacancy in the representation Of this State
in the Congress of the United States, |
beg leave, through the medium Of your
oaner IN recommend
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

The Missouri Question. On the 9TH
inst. Resolution was adopted by the LIE.
gisIature OF Maryland, SO to 8, requesting
their Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to use their utmost endeavours 10
the admission of 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 inhibition of involuntary
servitude, or any other condition limiting
their sovereign powers in a greater de-
gree than the sovereign power Of the ori
ginal states forming the union, are limited
aud restrained. ."-N. Y. Spectator.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

Revolutionary Pensions. Monday
a resolution was offered 10 Congress, (by
Mr.. Cannon, of Tennessee to instruct the
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions to
enquire into the expediency Of so amend
ing the law on the subject, as TO place SOL
diers and officers ou an equality, by allow
ing to each an equal portion oil The bounty
of Government. He admitted, that, du-
ring active service, the compensation
ought to be in some degree proportional
to rank but contended, that, where the
bounty of Government was dispensed 10
relieve the necessities Of those who had SER
we'd il. the principle Of equality should b
established, and he that served as an off
Ger and he who served as private should
be considered as having been restored, OF
quitting the public service. to the grade o.
cit izens from which they had sprung. o.
being asked, whether on the Pension scale
he would raise the soldier TO a level witt
the officer, or reduce the officer to the sol
dier's level, Mr.. C. said, he had left thai
to the judgment Of the committee. The
motion was rejected, "a to 10.
N. Y. Spectator.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

The Coroner was called last evening TO
view the body of William Webb, native
# Devonshire, Eogland, a mariner, aged
40 years-married on the 2Stli ult. to a
colored woman, who came TO his death BY
hanging himself with handkerchief ~
the garret of house in Duane street.
Verdict of the jury. suicide. The Cor
oner foundthe following note in his pocket:
s Neither intoxication or Iunacy caused
me 70 do this, but rcmorse for past con-
duct. am at this moment 10 my cool So
ber senses. Megcaatile 4Adusriiser.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18

We look with some impatience for the
redemption OF the pledge given b, the Edi.
tor of the Evening Post, TO unravel ailthai
is yet mysterious respecting the Spanish
Treaty. The Public are particularly de
sirous TO learn on what grounds the Pos
has SO unhesitatingly pronounced the con
duct ofthe King of Spain iu regard TO thai
Treaty, to be g exempt from all censure.'
This reasonable expectation, it is presu-
med, the Editor Of the Evening Post will
not disappoint.-Ibid.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-01-18


Sore T'hroats.-At this season of the
year, when many people are afflicted with
that dangerous and distressing complaint,
a sore throat, the following Receipt for its
cure is said to be very useful Take a
glass of olive oil, half glass of spirits Of
turpentine, mix them together, and rub the
throat externally, wearing flannel round i
at the same time. 1t proves most efiectn-
al when applied early. Sweet oil will
answer equally as well.-I6id.
A Vermont paper relates an anecdote
Of a teamster from that state, who on his
return from Boston, happened to fall In.
company with three other men of the
whip, and accepted an invitation to par
take of their cheer. He was shortly after
seized with such intense drowsiness as 10
be obliged to leave his team to the care Of
his hospitabIe companions, aud stop at
house on the road, where he slept seUenty.
tho hours, although repeated efforts were
made to rouse him. 1t seems his com.
panions had infused opium in the liquor
which he drank, and intended TO appro-
pirate TO themselves his team and goods
They were overtsben, however, and the
property recovered. The Vermont pa
per advises teamsters, in future, to drink
their own grog.
At this season Of the year, in fair wealth.
er, the Heavens have most resplendent
appearance--And it occurs at the present
time, which seldom happens, that soon
after night-falI, four of the planets, Venus,
Jupiter, Saturn and Mars may be seen ex-
tending in line, and almost eguidistant
from West to East. The appearance of
Mars is peculiarly Gery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08
TIE YEIiOW ESuFp


PuILADELPHIA, Aug. 4--During ,ie
lasi fortnight, Twelve cases of Ike =. llo,v
Fever have unqdesiiona bly, occurred here.
out OF which there have been nine ,!ea',,s.
and the three surviving persons were
removed 10 The country. No case of j. re-
mains al this time in the city. Since Sa
furday last, there have been i@o new ca,
SEES, which occurred on "Wednesday last.
ana which are included in The aboven,en .
Toned twelve. The disease hos been
cohilnen 10 small spot; not .isb,r
yaros In extent, IN Water, near Race.
street, from which the board of beaIiI,
have removed every family, except one.
the head OF which refused to 70. This
family have been in,erdic;ed al irier-
course with every other part of the CITY.
The board have also fenced up the space
III which The con'agion has appeared.
Frank. Ga-.
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coast cf North Carolina. according TO this
survey. differs very materially iromihe
charts now IN use, and eorrects many I'M
poi'snt errors. I'D
ApgHst 2.-The four seamen ofihe pri
va'eer Gen. Rondeau's crew, who were IL
short time since arrested In This Borough
and committed To Jail, were on Saturday
last brossht before Judge PARKER, OF
this District, by a Writ OF Habeas Corpus.
After a minute and careful examination
OF the case, and the evidence upon which
they were committed, the Judge decided
THAI they could no, be held in custody,
and accordingly ordered them Ia be re-
leased. As this case is peculiarly inter
estlrs on account of lis involving ques,
lions Of State Rights. and as being The
frsi that has been decided under The new
law, il will afford ia great pleasure TO pre-
sent The public with the opinion Of Judge
T. in our next paper, which we shall have
II IN our power 10 do, through the kind.
ness OF the Judge, who has politely ia.
vored US with copy OF il. Herald.
august Seen. +. =. GAINES, of the
L. States Army, came passenger in The
Steam Boat Richmond, last evening.
Beacon.
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EO4NOSF

4 OFFER for safe (and bargain NAV he had in l.,
1918 actSs OF LARD. lying Roanoke river IN The
cornti OF Mech eRburg The "Vam;ages this proDsru
ae-high iand well stockv'l With the most valuable
TIMBER, ana COOS COTTON aud tobacco aud--he cleared
iand IA good stats nf Improvement tor cropping
'aHaic lev grounds, aud ell mill on me ripe,
newly bniii THIS property is valuable aad wor,Ly
me ho'ice OF any person DESTROYS ofownug real estate
rue negroes M t'e siocSs OF horses, cows sheep
hoss on the premises, may be baC tle land Bank
STOCK VIII be received IN exchange for it, On Xatrgy
I'D SePfember, viii sell !, at PUBLIC SALE on the
premises, II NOT sO'd privately before.
WIZ 2!so Asl another usct lying IN the same county
hea D. Iai.nirny, containing 65S acres. This tract
cohta some valuable tobacco and add about cue ibTd
Of IL Is cleared. THEO: rEIin
Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08

StGfe judge has any right, nader tie Habeas
Corpus act. 10 take cognizance OF the ease
The Judge decides this point IN the atfirma-
tive.
81. Whether any crime has been commit
ted by the prisoners. over which eny court in
the United States has jutiSdiciions Upon TIN
question involving the definition of what is
piracy, the Judge gives il as his opiuiou
that there is no ground for believing or s,Is-
pecbuy, from the eeideare, tii=t these men
nave heeh guilty Of any crime over which any
court IN the United States has jnrisdictioa'-
however they may haze been guilty of "A hirh
ouence against The country, under whose flag
they sailed land perhaps against IN En-. laudl
oil which they are subjects. Aud he therefore
orders the prisoners TO be discharged.
This case, touching incidepiaily ~ it does,
the great question of State rights and duties
reminds us OF another case, which, we under.
stand Is now in agitation Whether the seller
oil tickets III lottery, authorised by an ACT
OF Congress, can dispose Of them iu Virginia.
without paying the license of the state govern.
mebt. THIS involves auother question. wle-
ther tue u >. Qncud lotteries have concurrent
Jurisdiction With ma siatee It issaid that
two distinguished lawyers 10 The uorth. have
gwen an opinion that ho license il necessary
1eusrsi ay!or has given a different opinion
EItFoct ~ Il letter from North CaroL,a.
IL affords me much pleasure 10 inform
you ihat our crops, through the whole Of
this siait, ARE universally good-ihe crops
oil small gram remarkably bountiiul, of
superior quality, and all secured i'm fine
order-the corn and cotton equally pro-
mising--S or weeks more Of seasonable
weather will place them ont OF danger.
arm very much pleased 10 find Fran
els Lock. Esq. formerly one OF The judg
es OF our Superior Court, spoken of as
the successor OF Governor Branch. |
think il is Indispensable for the suppress.
sion OF vice, and The restoration Of good
morals, that the successor Of Branch
should be a man Of great irmness. You
knew we have no Prnltentiary in this
State, and the great lenliy " hich has cha.
racttrised some of our Governors IN par.
don'ng cuipri,s. and turning them loose
upon Society, has had great tendency,
IN my opinion, 10 encourage offences
and harden offenders. This [ am sure
VIII not lie the case With Lock he will
hold the reins OF government wi,h s,ea.
cy hand, and while he iuduges the n.-
,ural benlgnily OF his heart in The exer-
else OF the Executive prerogaiive (mercy1
he will have ~alcltui eye 10 the peace,
happiness aud security of society.
Judge l.. is equally distinguished for his
virtues, his firmness and his talents and
l should be al loss for a person who
would fill The Executive chair with more
dignity or usefulness"
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PNS'YSCRYp'Y.

NEW YORK. August 4.-Yeslcrlav we
received enclosed 10 US the Porio Eiro
Gazette OF The 18th, containing The iul.
lowing:
HE sIooP of war Diamanie, Capt.
Don ignacio Regocra. arrived al Ills
por, Yesterday afternoon from Cadiz, with
Man she saiied from bat place on he
IT'S June. We Learn that he elrr,;on
for Deputies ofthe Costrs had tern na;ct-
In our next humber We shall insert a
list of The gentlemen VI ho compose th.t
body"
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LEWIS WERR

OFFERS FOR SALE
IS bids. and SO bhls. Brown SUGARS
- bbs. loaf do
90 bags GREEN COFFEE
10 de-. Java do.
10 pipes cosniac BRANDY
hhds NElskFY
pipes Holland GIN
. hhds. Antigua RUM
10 do. Prime retailing @CLassnS
pipe, saf pipes ard ~ "a. casks Gas old
London partcuisr Madeira WINK
10 tierces London r0kiER
Gnart Bcttles-guit;e COY.s- Denfiotu.
200 bbis. Sbad
40 half bbIs. so.
20 Sturgeon aud Rock
50 bh's. whsle behring's
SEQ do cut do. (Hcw)
"A O.. prime rork
loo 90. Tsr
20 do. Rosn
~ 10. Piich
10 do. Spirits TuTpentiue
so tons RaI Iron
As do. Pig do.
Casiings
10 tons Plough Plates
Poughs
tons English Bls,ered Steel
Gravity Sicei Mali Rod,
L. dozen Wire a:e.i siners
IL boxes csttcu aud WOO, Cards
! case PACK Rms
\ do. mixed d..
10 dozen Frying Pans
do. 5hovtis
loo Nova Scotia tfrnJstonrs
~ boxes Tea China
10 crates and hhds. Queensware
Stohrwarc
GO casks English Glassware
IL do. -hpStbecaTIes' Walls
lsO boxes window Giass,s6J,y g, by 9, sby 10.
by a., 10 by II, ah5fR ~ 10
IJo0 Sack Bags
tens tiemp
5000 lbs. seine Irvine
2000 DO. COLON Yarn No. = TO IL
bales Napt CoiIors
1aO pieces Domestic SbiTtings
go do Plaids, Ginghams, Sirip-e CbecIsc
Chanbrays, sc.
Vesling-Tow CloIh-Dspers
Russia Sbeetings Common Cloths
Eilherts- i;aisins-ChacolaIe
Iogwood-Sbaving p-Pipes-Bar Lead
Patent Shot-Gunpowder
race aud ground Ginger- hlun-Saitpe,re
ladgo- Starch SnulI-HaddeT
COPperas-M Mustard
BED CoIds-LsadIng Lines
Sole Leather Shoes
Wool Hatt-fvnTy Combs
Imperial ana Tyson Skin Teas
writing Letter & PTintin. PapeT &C. &C.
ALSO,
400 bushels CORN, IN Store
$50 do. do, ahoal
August s. 81 a,
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Inc philadelphia Gazettes state, that Mr. Raheft.on
Is +eced Govern of louisiana. We think h probable
lhAi nc has YIH7 mn Of votes as from ~ ORLEANS
paper OF tue It'll observe that in 10 Districts he ba
toot No'ts, ana ID guy the HeU an.idate 10 him
ndS "ui oi'-bnt II Is probable that Mr. z. has
majority OF h. whole. Iei whether he ma more yoies
tiah any o'heg caHriaIe, majority OF re whole
hummer makes No odds as, by the "a section OF the
81 afuee OF tue constitution Of Louisiana the Legis-
iatnIe Is to select the Governor from the tyO candi
yates who shall have obtained the greatest nusher OF
we presume, however, and hope, that Dir. r..
viii be their choice.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

We learn that Mr.. GE0RGS BLACKBURN.
who was many years Professor or MaihrUiatic,
III William aud Mary College, aud Justly ce,e-
b'a'el or his high standing as a man Of science
intends 10 spend the fail ingiving Lessons aud
Lectures to young men, ia few OF orr cities
Mr. IL, has beeo long and deservedly deemed
one OF our best teachers.
WILLIAMSBURG AugHst J.
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.NEGKOES FOR NAi-g

NEGROES FOR SALE
WILL be exposed to sale puDiic adcteB for cash
" az BuckIneiam Courthouse, Oa tie IIM adV of
September RcLt, (be.Hs CONT day IS NEGROES =
among whom ate blacksmith and - likely Young
men accustomed 1" plantation busiDess-the resi- c-n-
S'sl % women ahh chiidTsH who are ass very Iseiy
August 21,.wt6s utCHARD rirCElwe :
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FIR he3tl. Ter n Term Of YEN.

a BOUT 300 acres Of the tact Oh which reside
u situate within 30 miles Of Richmond, 10 OF James
river, and Of Appomattox Itis deemed equal II nor
hyperion TO any tact the river, and beng offhs
q1diD oiIhe toudOUh Lands, is as Susceptible Of I'm
pto'emeht BY the ass Of clover and plaster which c
uy ueonstTated ny the effects produced on the sc.
JOlnhS ianss 'fSs Germs haif hnIlar per ARE
houd any peTsoninel1e TO pareiase ibe whole tract
iSo acres is prooablehe mig b he accommodate at
. ~ v acre BRETT RANDOLPH.
Fnwhaian, Angnsts. 2TWsy