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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-08
OBSERVE.

THE Subscribers offer for
II sale-two tracts of Land in Pennsyl-
vania, in lots to suit purchasers; Patent Wa
ter-proof Hats, of very SUPERIOR quality
Hat Trimmings; Woods patent Iron Ploughs
einclair's patent Corn Planters; do. do. Gull
tivators-and other newly improved imple-
ments of Husbandry; Hyde's patent Cooking
Stoves; Williamson's patent Coffee Roasters;
Fanum's Whips; Woonsocket Scythe Stones,
first quality; and variety of other articles.
They 7Uish to purchase
Napt and Felt Hats, One-Horse Wagons, and
Country Produce generally.
- Improved Land will be taken in ex-
change for the Pennsylvania Lands.
T. & A. BUFFUM.
Snaithfeld, 7th mo. 10, 1922
near Sn,athstield Union Bank.
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TO Hat manufacturers.

FEYHE Subscriber has taken the
Il Chambers over No. Is, Broad-Street,
for the disposal Of HATS, FURS, and TRIM
MINGS, on Commission. Having a thorough
knowledge of the business, he flatters himself
that he can give satisfaction to his employers.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
~ Cash and Stock literally advanced
on Consignments.
JOSEPH SIMONDS, Jr.
Boston, June /, 1921. 3m
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A Good Chance for a
Trader.
THE Subscriber offers for

THE Subscriber. offers for
II sale, his Real Estate in Petersham,
near the centre of the town-consisting of a
Store, Dwelling House, Barn, and necessary
Out-Buildings, with six acres of excellent
Land; and unless previously disposed OF, will
be sold at Auction, on Tuesday, the eleventh
day of September next, at three of the clock,
P. M. on the premises. 1t has been, for many
years, occupied as Store, and is now consid
cred one of the best Stands for Trader in the
County.--Conditions will be liberal, and
made known at the Sale. CEF For further
information, inquire of Mr.. JOHN w. STILES,
OF Worcester, or of the Subscriber.
JAMES RIPLEY.
Petershanl, July "a, 1921. CIV
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Dye-Stuffs, Paints, and
Drugs.
RICE, HENSHyAW & co.
No. 81, India-street, BosToN,
Offer for Sale

d tons best Campeachy and
~O ST. Domingo Logwood; Is do. superb
our Fustick so hhds. Copperas; 6 cases Ben
gal indigo; 300 bbls. ground Camwood; SO
casks Alum; 10000 Teazles Clothier's Jacks,
Press Paper, Tenter Hooks, &C.; so casks
London White Lead 10 do. Red Lead; 60
do. Linseed Oil, English, American and Dutch;
90 cases Chinese Vermilion; 25 Casks Vene-
tan Red; 10 do. French Yellow Ochre 70
DO. American do; l case best Turkey Opium
S do. Camphor; 8 do. Rhubarb 10 do. Liq-
uorice Paste; 12 Canisters Oil Cinnamon
60 or. Musk, in grain; 500 bbls. Rosin 40
boxes very superour Roll Birthstone.
Together zoith a general assortment Of
PAINTS, DRUGS, s. DYE-STUFFS,
Which aUiH be sold on the most Favourable terms.
EF Clothiers, and others, wishing to pur-
chase, are respectfully invited to cali.
Boston, July 16, 1891. CIV
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{1p A further supply of Dr..
WARMERS celebrated PILLS of HEALTH
---B.4LW OF QUITO--and NERVOUS
CORDL4L--are Just received, and for sale,
at G. A. TRUMBULL's Bookstore.
May 20, 1921.
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Notice as hereby Gsven,
NHAT the Subscriber has been
Rutland, July 8, 1921.

NNAAA tIIN DUIJoIIIIJCI IDS DGGII
N duly appointed Executor of the last
VIII and Testament of HASKAL FREEMAN.
late OF Barre. IN the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust,
by giving bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment; and all
those to whom said Estate is indebted, are re-
quested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. HATCH FREEMAN, Eree'r.
Barre, May IL, 1891.
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Atheneum, No. 1914,

lsJ@streceiped, at TRympurL's Bookstore.
Containing, as usual, great variety Of
interesting matter.
Worcester, July25, 1921.
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New Goods, and cheap,
At the Store oppositethe Brick Hotel.
GAMUEL WARD IS now en-

GAMUEL WARD is now en-
~ abled to offer grea variety of rich and
fashionable Goods-conssting of Black and
Colour'd Canton Crapcs,ft if1feriour to the re-
al Nankinn to be sure, bit superiour 10 any IN
this market Black, While, Blue, Green, and
Changeable Lustrings; eegant Striped Silks,
for Ladies' Gowns; Silk and Thread Laces !;
Merino Handkerchief Imitation do. and
ShaWis; Black Silk HandkeTohiefs and Shawls;
Fancy do; Ribbons, great assortment, and
some very elegant Cambrick and common
Calicoes English and Carlisle Ginghams !;
White and Colour'd Cambricks; f1uslins !;
Cambrick and common Dinoty; Furnitures /;
Blue, White and Strip'd .Eans; Vestings, an
elegant assortment; Lghorn Hats; Russia
Sheetings and Ducks irish Linens Black,
White, Red, and Yellow Flannels; Black,
Blue, Olive, Olive-grem, bareback, and Drab
Broadcloths and Casimeres together with
almost every article o.
ENGLISH, FRENCH, & INDIA GOODS,
usually inquired for in country store.
Also----.qmerican .Sheetings, Shiirtings,
Ginghams, Checks, Stripes, Bed
ticks, SszOing- Thread,
&c. Sc. &c.
w. /. GOODS & GROCERIES.
as usual-a very extensive assortment.
or Every article warranted of the first
quality.-All of which he will sell at the very
lowest Cash prices.
Worcester, May 80. eow6t
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EREMlAH ROBINSON,
Druggist, Worcester;

Hunt, Clarke s. Sons, Northampton; Johnson,
Fitchburg; Read and Spalding, Amherst !;
Mason, Providence D. P. Hopkins, Hartford /;
Long, Greenfield Henshaw & Co. Brookfeld;
Brewer, Stearns & Edwards, Springfield; Hill
IL Moore, Concord; and by most Druggists and
Booksellers of respectability; also, by most
Post-Masters throughout the Union ;---where
may be had all those justly esteemed and high
ly approved Medicines, prepared by "W. L.
Conway"
"a large discount TO country Physicians,
Traders, &c.
~ Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures
accompany each bottle.
Boston, .AprI 10, 1921. 6teow
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-O Office, July 26, 1891.
To the Widow, Creditors and Heirs of
THOMAS LlrcH, late Of Fitchburg, IN
soid County, deceased, and to all others
concerned IN the Estate Of SAID deceas-
ed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
u pear Gfyou see 6t) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next, at
ten ofthe clock, before noon, to show cause Why
License should not be granted to the Admins
tratrix of said Estate to sell much of said de-
ceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum of
5 1893 go, for the payment OF debts and charg-
es and you win be heard thereon.
TIlEOPIls. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, IS. July Is, 1921.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-
IN cess, and taken on Executions, and will
be sold, at PuPlick Vendue, to satisfy the
same, at Lambert FOrbush's Inn, in Westbor-
ough, on Tuesday, the twenty-frst day of Au-
gust next, at two o'clock, after noon-all the
Right in Equity Capt. LOT FORBUSH has in
his mortgaged Real Estate, situate in Vest
borough. JONAS BALL. d. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER, Weduesday, AUGUST 8, 1891
Joseph Willard

HAS established himself as an
- ATTORNEY AT LAW, in Lancaster,
Worcester County, Massachusetts-and will
attend to any business in his profession that
may be entrusted to him.
Refer to Hon. BENJA. GoRHAM.
JOHN HEARD, Jr. Esq. o0S'0"'
or to Hon. AsAHEL STEARNs.
Hon.sAauEL T. p. Fay, o@"'0''oge.
July, 1921. 4w
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AUCTION.

Worcester, IS. July 81, 1921.
A TIACHED on mesne pro
IA- cess, taken on Execution, and to be
sold, at Publick Auction, at Elijah Wilder's
Store, in Lancaster, on Wednesday, the TWEEN
ty-second day of August next, at O'Clock,
?. Mall the Right in Equity which ELIAS
BENNETT has to redeem his share or part of
his mothers thirds, ESQ called, situate in Boyl-
ston, in said County, and however the same
may be bounded, or reputed to be bounded.
SOLOMON CARTER, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. july r6, 1921
KNAKEN on Execution, and
IL will be sold. at Vendue, on Monday. the
twenty-seventh day of August next, at a of the
clock, ? M. at the house of Mr.. Ehjah Lasnabard.
in Western, in said County-all the Right that
AsHEL BURBANK, of said Western, has in
Equity to redeem his mortgaged Real Estate.
situated in Western aforesaid and bounded
east by road leading from Western TO Hard
wick; north and west, by land belonging to Ell
rs, Burbank and others; south, by land Of Mrs.
Bascom and others; containing about one
hundred and twenty acres of Land, with the
Buildings thereon, now in the occupancy Of
Darid Johnson
A. HAMILTON, d. Sheriff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
YTRGLNZ4 LEGLSL.arr1

PRoCEEDINGs OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
.UondGB Dec. 24.-On Mr.. Minors motion.
the SD rule oftho House was suspended for
the purpose of receiving the petition of The
Mayor and Common Council of Fredericks-
burg, who pray for law to authorize Them
to open and extend Sophia or Water street
to the lower wharves within the Jurisdiction
OF the corporation. Referred.
Petitions were taken up and referred =.
from Tabitlia II. ToIer Of DanviIlr. PRAYING
to be divorced from her husband. William b.
folcr ;--i,ud from David Burrass. free man
OF colour, born in Virginia, but now residing
ID y. Carolina, who prays for permission to
return TO this state with his wife
petitions were also taken up and referred -
rom the town of iiarrisonburg, for authority
10 increase the tau on the property aud tythc-
abics therein, for the purpose OF erecting a
market house and from the citizens Of Har-
dy county, praying for change in the days
Tor holding the superior courts Of Hampshirc
and Hardy = RcjcrTed.
An engrossed hill "to establish several towns
IN the county OF Wood" wasread Sd time.
and passed.
Various bills passed different stages oflegs-
lat0n.
On Mr.. Cookies motion, the committee of
claims were instructed TO enquire into the ex-
pedIeucy OF renting to Ira Garrett fine in
Cured by him while acting as Deputy Sheriff
for AlbemarIe.
The Governor transmitted to the House,
the Adjutant Generals annual return Of the mi
Iltia arms, accontrements, ordnance &c. of
the Commonwealth.
Wednesdoy, Dec. 2G.--Various bills and re-
solutions were received and laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Morris w. Resolred,
that the committee for courts Of Justice en-
quiTc into the expediency Of continuing in
force an act, entitled "an act 30 amend an act
/ TO reduce into one, the several acts of Assem-
concerning executions, aud for the relief OF
| insoIyeDt debtors"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Kentucky is seriously engaged in devising
some means of settling the differences be-
tween the u. States and the States. The
plan of an appellate tribunal is proposed as
the reader will sec from our preceding ex-
tracts hat tribunal, to be the Senate Of the
y. ). This is substantially the scheme. which
Mr.. johnson has submitted to the Senate
and which is made the order of the dav for
some day in January. plan. so Car as
we may Judge from the public prints. has but
Jew advocates. So ~ dislike it, because they
do not like the idea IF M umpire At all: ihay
consider il either unnecessary or detrimental
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
ROADS

.hsws. EdVo~s.--You will oblge me by giving the
following place in your paper-'rhe Object Of
the writer VIII be fully accomplished, IL he can
furnish hints, that will induce ADLER heads 10 devise
anI perfect plan Of Improvement, which IS vciy de-
sirible in our state. a SUBSCRIBER
Nothing is more talked Of by travellers tbronob
Virginia than our bad roads and certainly there is
great cause Of cOmplaintIt is really deplorable TO
sec the state IN which they are during the greater
part OF tIe winter sedson.--in many sections Of the
couauy, the farmer who lives Int fifteen or twenty
miles from market, looks upon trip With produce
during that season, moral mpossbilitv. aud IN
deed in the simmer months, he does not always End
80 practicable 20 get 10 market with safcy his true
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Sworn to by THO5. WOODS, Cashier
The above Report and Documents were or
dcred TO hc laid upon tie table.
Certa!n resolutions from the {. for C.. of j
were taken up and read The first declares
reasonable the petition of certain inhabitants OF
Monongalia, that fees of the clerks nf courts
| may he particularly defined Id, rejects the
petilOi of John Ward, who prIys 10 be ST.
cured in the possession OF tract OF land until
prior claim thereto IS estabii 5nrd Sd, re-
lccts the petition OF LittIeton, Il free man of
colour, for permission 10 reside within the
state and the 4tb is "a, orabe To the ne
tItl0n o; judith Walker, vino prqiys fUrauthur-
Ity TO sell certain real estate The LIST and I'd
| resolutions were ordered To be- laid upon the
table the Sd was agreed to and the 9TH
recOmmitted to the committee
resolution OF the &. of p and Grievances
was taken up aud rend-ll j. favorable to the
petition of james Warrel, fFoprieior of the
| Museum, who prays that an appropriation of
| money may be- made To repair the damage he
has suFtaincd from raising the earth in Icvcling
| the public s1uare.-Mr MayO OF w. moved
TO change the resolution by striking out the
words SIS reasonable" and inserting the words
. be rejected. This gave rise 10 considerable
discussion when finally oH ino;ion Of Nh.
faiieson Of Augusta, select committee was
appointed to survey the building, ascertain The
injury, &c. sc.
YESTERDAY the House of Delegates passed
the bill extending the act heretofore passed
authorizing the notes Of the Bank Of the Val
ley aud OF the North Western Bank, to be re-
ccived in lymeut 0f faxes. On the passage
Of this bill, lo0g discussion took place, IN
(which Messrs Backburu, Is irhUur, Page, and
Shannon advocated us passag, aud Mr.
Crump, of Cumberland, opposed it.
The Governor communicated the Annual
Report OF the Board of Public Works, fton
which il appears that the pcrmanei: Flud for
Internal improvement, amounts al this fine
to Si,JG3,9Gl IL
The disposablc fund consists of
monied securities acqircdby
the application 0fthe incume
of the permanent fund, and
amounts to S2G,85O 90
Making the whole fuod amount to 1,695,ali II
We shall notice this report more fully here
after.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Strens That IN country boaslg he creates yrasil-
al troni On earth the door urld b. sEu 49,
Kissing TIE pubic conduct Of the servant, Of the a., i
ms Sornir,aon slough saioralely eausc anG cfu
PERSONAL = YET Snonynou Could il Tiirr t,e1, In,
expected US to insert It, when we have no ng,s, IN
vouch Tor the ficts which he processes state Ne 20.
the orders Ofthe author.
ui"sncr o Joseph uonnpar;e arrived Tho Mansion
i"se ole in this ci,y lost evening. she csne ps a.
~ me >hp Ruth ard Man. vessel she ehari,rr ~,
Mefr Tor the purpose ~ cou,c, iue hcScrnd a,ienns
- 'is pace li'hd. y. Jco'ntE
a. ihcrc Is family IN MI, ci.v of whom a.
y ftncH tse ia'v Russian eldest child NAL
~ sevonH Sic"ian ihitd Spanish io,tth Canadian.
"sef,tht ni1h Pole scrlau; woman German: and 10
"'euo from tue human race Tie DO, Aican. uor,. al p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
nioie vaiuableioficers, snxiously desiring it, be
prciitably employed in this service?
Norfolk Beacon.

PHLApELpuIA, Dec. 24.-Mr. WURrs's
Report, relative to the appropriation of public
Lands for the purpose of Education, was un-
animonsy adopted by the Senate of this State
thirty Members being present. I'D. .9dr.
December 2f.-Thc Vice President of the
United States arrived in this city on Saturday
last--alighted at Judd's Hotel and has pro-
ceeded for the city of Washington.
The badness of the roads and the darkness
the nights, during the last week, have oc-
casioned many accidents To the stages.-On
Friday, the mail stage upset, while going at a
smart trot Mr.. G. Bailey, Mail contractor, and
the other passengers were considerably hurt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
c. VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS
FOR SAFE

Ia The subscriber having determined
.s.yNi to dispose of his WILDWOOD ESTATE IN the IN
per end Of the county Of Hanover ,he wa,,s
OF Aliens creek. will positively sell the Sac highest
bidder, upon the premises Wedneiay the Goth d IF
te6fUfy neat, upon credit of six months for ilr of
the purchase moHey, eighteen months for Other hr
and Two and AN halt Tor The remaining third he ur
chaser giving bond and security for the rsi yneni
ment of the different instaImens
The advantages Attending this very desirable farm, arc
such rarely combined this part the country The
soil generally red, and much mpro, the of clio
and plaster, and is well adapted tie cult .aon Of
wheat, aud tobacco. II has sprinC water
within iy yards OF the house is wei watere bv va
rey oi springs diff rent paris OF The The buildings
consist of comfortable dwelling for small family Litrh
smoke-housc, sc. large twotory barn, aud tlreshir
machine mnde of choice materials and quite nr, spacious
hay-house anG sta'c all enirntly ;aso. Bis
KEY dStiecy, from hch so 40 gallons of syrt may
mad" per DAY, and the purpose ofa
which viii hold II or 5000 lb-aso, good peach and
apple orchards
I is inrn contains, Inv late Ell hi-dred acre,
and L. Won situated L. hc dvucd very compact
tracts lies twri'iylhee miles the city Rich
mond, tn miles OF Gouchaud Courthouse
the lands of SaHuc Ausly and others. The purchaser
have thc privilege uf seeding wheat the time
possession ni The house c payment of the ' inalmen
hnt nll possession as a ta gathered in
uentiemcn of the cay from The lower IVY, who
wish summer in this healthy country arc invited
call and view the premises, which will re shawn by The
sorici residing thereon any time pre-, loo, the diy III
sale. puII'IP WOauSO% IT.
Hanover, DPcemher29. -1--2.,y,i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
Not in the last directory.

~ We have receycd from Pensacola very long article.
under tie sgpauie OF Brtf IN reply pr. BrOnaugis
statement 9th affairs Of Caya Jackson" The writer
complains Of the editors ofthe" Fiordian Of the Or
leans phper resng'o inserting .ld escaiffs h7t is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

IyY virtue Of decd of trus executed bv James jerks 10
- Daniel Wade, sen. AID William Saunders on he 81
gay Of May i8tS and duly recorded the Of Gooeh
iapd for Che purpose OF securing the payment OF certain
sums 81 money therein meuoned viii be sold on ts tQ6
dew ~ Janang rerf, h fair II the next fr d1y on
the premises, u he highest bidder reedy moev ne o
Perty conveyed by tie said deed cfus consisting oa ircf
81 land lying in said county Of Go0-harJ atiouinO ne
lands Of John Bass Mary Vaughan Hi-tafd McCaOI srt
others containing eighteen acres with sew su prisr g
thereon This sale will be nsdc w. purpose tf Fai.inz
the balance Of she last OF Intended 20 De ssee5
by She said decd, and Ineniinned therein.
DANIEL WADE, son. 49,
WHfTiN sABNDfsis iis''7s
Dec % Tl--s-aNsrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28
A CARRIAGE DRIVER WANTED.


w ANFED sAifd, sober earraee-,fi,cr am lIn.,lrr
~ lie mast be also ubling aud .. good character or
such an one liberal price in be M en-. En,rir. a, his
ohce Dee - 7n-o,wgV-s ,,tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-28

Resolutions from the ii. r. in relation TO !,
portion of the public lands of the United
States as a means of creating a fund for pro-
notmg education, and TO the right Of the
several states of the Union To part of the
same for that purpose, were concurred in.
" .Etcsarts, not .Ncn."-The present Speak
erof the House of Representatives of Con-
gress, has given AN honorable illustration of
President MoSRoK's motto He has appoint
ed distinguished Fcieralist as Chairman of
the Naval Standing Committee, and !, Gen
tleman from Massachusetts,, warmly attached
10 The Navy, next to the chairman and at the
head of three of the most important Com
mlttees, he has appointed the three members
from Suffolk, Norfolk and Worcester South Dis
tricf, in this Commonwealth. Rare instances
in the late Congressional annals ofthe union
of Duty and Magnanimity. BoSt. Cent.
We are authorized to say that the Report
of Mr.. Haines, on the Penitentiary System OF
The United States, is nearly prepared for the
Press, and may be expected by the public in /,
few days. To the Report will be added an
appendix, containing letters upon the subject
ffom many distinguished men in different
GEoRGETowN, Dec. 25.-It is rumored that
an unpleasant difference took place at the
Presidents house, between the French and
English Ambassadors, Messrs. Canning and
DE Neuville-nay, it is affirmed that they
stood in the hall in menacins and threatening
attitudes. This strange occurrence at the
house of our chief magistrate has given rise
10 "a great variety of con ecture-the most
favorable which we have heard is, that Mr.. G..
had sposen dsparagng!y OF the French gov
ernment at table. We cannot, however, ere
dit even this, being averse to believe that a
gentleman of Mr. C's remarkable urbanty
would so far forget himself neither can we
credit the story OF Monsieur De Ncuvilie,
than whom mare polite gentlemen does not
live, having given an indirect assault CefteS
however, something took place, which we
rather suppose has grown out of that state OF
betRg which the unfortunate Michael Cassie
found himself in after having been pressed to
drink cup too much by % honest Iago."
metropolitan.
u we should have let this matter pass if il had
mol been thus brought before Tire pubic-The precise
cause of the quarrel, know not but that a quar-
rel did take place, and violent attitudes used towards
each other and Ia tie Presidents Hall too, and at a
great diplomatic dinner (isit is callcd) most GER
iiln---i;ussIa again nctcd the part of a Mediator
NJ foictica wished 10 prevent any blows passing
aud none did pass. We trust, the Two gentlemen ,vil
cone Ia an amIcabie understanding and viii make
The dh'eRde honorable 10 the President, whose hospi-
ial'iy they Suffered themselves 10 forget Enquirer