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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12
WOOL AND FLAX.

Ia the last weekly eSiseei 10 ~
article on the value OF these staples, ground
ed in part on letter by Mr.. Hammond OF
Oeio. who says, that raising sheep is more
profitable than the ordinary routine OF til
lage. 81 can clear more money (says Mr..
H.) on 100 sheep of such blood that their
wool will average so cents per pound. than
upon farming one hundred acres OF land. in
wheat, corn and oats, with tho labor of cul-
tivation furnished to nae gratuitousiy. do
not make this assertion theoretically but
from actual experiment" The Steuben.
vile factory affords market for the wool
grown in the adjacent counties. Dir. Niles
propounces il an abominstion on US as
Christians, foul disgrace on US as men,and
a deep dishopor on US as republicans to See
the anxiety with which foreign events are
regarded, and to observe the hopes mani
tested that nations in amity with US, Should
60 to war with each for our advantage! 1t
we do not help ourselves, be adds, we do
not deserve help from any body. Provi.
dence has bounteously given US resources
which it is our business to improve without
relying on external chances Instances oc-
cur of men losing more by taking -four to
arket thanl # they had burned It when
manufactured. "Yct this is the article on
which thousands Of farmers depend for
supplies of money" to procure necessaries
or luxuries. Foreigners take nothing OF us,
which they can raise or make at home even
at double the price we would furnish the
commodity. Therefore we must cultivate
our own resources; and "then shall we he
happy at home and respected abroad. y
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NEW ORLEANS.

In consequence of the dreadful mortality
in this city last summer, by that awful
scourge Of our sea ports. YellOrc Fever, the
Legislature Of Louisiana, at its late ses-
sion, has enacted quarantine law, and es-
,ablished a board OF health, composed of a
Mayor, as resident, and twelve respectable
merchants, with ample power and adequate
means TO provide and enforce an effective
medical police. II is understood that the
discourse on medical police, of Dr.. Hosack
late resident physician in this city was OF
great assistance in procuring the passage OF
the quarantine law. which, If Judiciou'ly and
firmly administered, will, il is confidently
trusted with the blessings Of Providence,
avert the dreadful disease that desolated
this devoted city last year. A very able re-
port OF the Medico- Physical Society Of New
Orleans, on the late fever. has been publish
ed, which does honorto the talent, and char
acter of its members,--[N. Y Com. Ado.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12
RAPID GROWTH.

The increase of population IN FIVE of the
New-EnglanG States: viz. Maine. New
Hampshire, Massachusetts. Rhode Island,
J. Connecticut. has been 167. 984. In three
OF the western: viz. Ohio, Tennessee and
Kentucky, 669,3l4. In Maryland, &c, 1854.
An aggregate Of 864.O in nine states.
New York .4merican.
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Chambersburg, pa april 2.

Chdmbersburg, fd.) .hpTh Z.
Its with deep regret we have to inform
the public, tn at the notorious thieves and
robbers. John Ny ers and Felix Mcguire
have second time escaped from the prison
of this place! Myers, it seems, by some
means had obtained an auger, land on Thurs.
day night last he bored or cut out the lock
Of his door, then having found means TO open
M'Guire's room they descended from the
upper story, through small bole or trap
door of the Aoor Of room occupied as
work shop, into the women's apartment,the
door of which (leading into the yard) not
locked. From that yard with the aid Of
their blankets and an iron hook, they sue
ceeded in getting over the wall. The hole in
the floor of the works is artfully cut out
under cupboard in the corner of the room
and has the appearance of having been O.
pen considerable time since.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12

Major General Gaines has arrived at the
seat Of government.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12
INTERESTING MEMORANDA.

II is 328 years since John Cabot first dis
covered North America; ESQ sine Sir WAL
ter Raleigh more perfectly explored it; $40
since TIE first permanent colony was planted
in Virginia: eos since New-Amsterdam,
now New York, was settled; 600 since the
landing of the Pilgrims at Portsmouth; A
since the commencement Of our National ex-
istence; and 81 since the adoption Of our
presen. National government.
gentleman offering for sale or rent his
much admired and beautiful situation, in
the delightful village Of Windsor, in the
state OF Vermont, after giving romantic
description Of the serpsntias ralks. dr5ors
honey suckIe 5overs and fish ponds. con-
cludes by saying, it is, without rhetorical
figure, a. Paradiss!" Among other things
enumerated By the advertiser as contribu-
ting to render it delightful, be states that it
il pleasantly situated within so or 100 rods
OF the state prison, and that the garden pro-
duces whife blaekberries!!!
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CENSUS.

III ioIu, the population oil the United
States, was 7.3s3,9o3 By the recent off.
eIal report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
it appears that our population progresses in
the ratio of 81 per cent. in ten years. Pro.
ceeding on this basis tor the next eighty
years, which will terminate this century,
we shall find the following result:
In 1890, esq.,, eos inhabitants
1880, l5.i68,534
1910, l7,645,844
1850, 95,644,433
1860, $685. 1893
1870, 49,S95.9 O8
1880, 56.7I7,7I6
1890, 76,OOO,S99
1900, Ol.S4O,534
Petersburg hsse!ligenesr.
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Suvannoh IpriL 8.

, By Capt. Robinson. of the brig Almira,
from Port au-Prince, we have confirmation
of the execution Of Richard snd his asso-
ciates, as given in our paper Of sSth March.
All was quiet when the Ahnira lsft-Eot-
fee was s23 cts. on board, parcels Of Rice
which arrived about the time the A'mira
left, was selling at DIS i-s. Floor 3 l-s.
The A. brought no papers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12

An exchange OF chairs has taken place be-
tween the professors Of Anatomy and Sur
gerry in the University of Maryland. The
lectures on Surgery will in future be deli
vered by John B. Davidge, N. ID. and those
on Anatomy, by Granville Sharp Pattison,
esOuire
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12

A proposition (ssys the Fredericktown
Hersld) has been mace in Hagerstown to
erect monument to the memory OF Wash
ingtou. Il is contemplated to remove the
old cuurt house, which will afford beauti-
ful site for the monument.
Subscriptions in -four, grain or produce
OF any kind, have been solicited by wri-
ter in the Torch Light.
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Communicated for the Ns,c- York Daily
advertiser.
Extract Of letter from Gibraltar, dat
ed December l2th, 1920.
"u'HARA's POLLY"
Leaving the Signal Station, and
our friend the Corporal. with his little
bow, mot however, without some fears
that he will one day come to tragical
end by knorking his head against a
niece Of HercuIes's Pillar we decend-
cd by the same path by which we had
ascended. On a small platform not
far below, are three cannon. under the
charge Of the said Corporal and his
guard. One Of these is fred at day
light, one at sun set and one at 8 o.
clock in the evening, with such exact
Tess. that hundreds Of watches are re-
gulatcd by them. We hear at those
periods drums beat, trumpets sounded,
and guards relieved. in many parts of
the Garrison-for Gibraltar is always
called here garrison, and never a
city. have Wished you could be with
me some evening at sun set, to hear the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12

The Delaware Waterman says:-John
Wsrner, esq. of this place, recently ap.
pointed consul at Havana, goes out in the
Hornet. Colonel Forbes and Mr.. Thomp-
son, son CT the secretary of the navy. also
sail in the Hornet, as commissioners to ar
range with the Spanish authorities at the
Havana, the delivery of Florida to the Uni
ted States, by virtue OF the late treaty.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-12

Cadwallader d. Golden and Silas Wood
lave been regularly nominated as candi.
dates for Congress in the first congressional
district of Nea York. These are the indie
pendent nominations in opposition to the
party candidates, Smith and SHARPE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-11

p1EPAREn by w. r CowwAY, Chemist, no: I,
- Bumstesd Place, Boston. viz.
DE- Relies Botanical Drops.
Dr.. Relies Asthmatic Pills.
DR.. Relies Aromatic Female Pills, for Obstruc.
tons, &c.
DR.. Relies Ambitious Pills, for Indigestion, Bill.
lious Affections, &c.
DIR. Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
sche)
DR.. Relics Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.
DR. Jcbbs Rheumatic Linment--R Rheumatism Of
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
lhos,rs.
British Antseptic Dentrifce, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumtries' Ointment, certain and safe cure for
the Lch. in one hour application, be it ever so in.
veteraie. CT No danger fran taking coH
Albion Corn Plaster The relief is immediate,
and while il dissolvcs and draws the corn out by
the roots, 1t causes not the least pain.
Csmbrian too,h.ache Pills: the relief is instan.
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth
DR. Hunters celebrated Pills-Dr Hunters In.
lection N'owders, and DE-. HunJr's Cerste, for the
prevention and cure Of yencrcal complaints with
pei feet secresy. treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method of cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may be
had o' the Agents, gratis.
OF None of the 0bore Crr genuine, unless signed
"W. 4. Conway. a large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL W. VINSOT, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thamcs.stteet, Newport;
.9iso, jy
Lcmuel w Biggs, Bristol, Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Balch, Providence; Dyer & Bowes, Hind
ham; Greene, NeV. London; Hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Book sellers Of respeetsbili, also
by most PoStNsstcrs THROUGHOUT, the Union
None are genuine uRjess sisred BY w. T. Conway.
July y, 1920
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lSomc et last 7oces'S omissions.
POR Veal,

The aspect OF affairs in this country Is
very cheering; and the steady manner in
which the Portuguese have progressed
i'll their revolutionary struggle, presents
an example not only worthy Of imitation,
but highly creditabe to the patriotism Of
their leaders. The elections have tcrmI-
mated in almost every part Of Portugal in
favor of men of talent, Eearning and polit,
ical character, to the exclusion OF the no.
bles and priests, who were the immedi-
ate tyianls under the former government.
In one instance only was the public har-
mony disturbed. At Oporto, ! Jour priests
were nominated in succession as repre-
sentatives, on which the people began to
suspect that some clerical cheat had been
pu, upon them, as regarded their votes.
They, therefore, insisted OH a scrutiny,
the result Of which was, thas their suspi.
cions were confirmed, and one of the
clerical candidates was struck off the list.
In letter from Lisbon, dated Dec. %,
published in the London Morning
Chronicle, there is the following para
graph, illustrative of the public feeling
Oh account Of this happy termination Of
the elections --" What would | give,
my dear friend. To have you here now
for 4 few months! You can have no idea
ol the enthusiasm manifested by the
Portuguese for the CAUSE they are a
different people quite since the Revolu-
ton. | assure you, that on several oc.
casions, the public enthusiasm has been
such as 10 bring tears into my eyes. ]
actually cried last Sunday in the SennNo,
when they named the Deputies elected;
every ono Appeared transported with JOY
TO observe what eligible characters were
to ;cpresent them III The Cortes The
representatives for those provinces from
whence we have advice OF the election
being finished, are Of the same cast.
DO not fear now, my friend, for your
country, it is safe. a nation animated
as this is may laugh at the Holy Ali.
ance, and almost defy Europe besides.
Every one seems interested in the cause
of their country-all business gives way
to tlmt of the Patria. In short, my
dear friend, once more congratulate
you on the deliverance of your country,
for free she is, and will be--and God
grant that the people may be happy, for
they dese,Ve ii. Confusion to the Holy
Alliance, and success to the csusc of lib-
eTty all oVer Me 7po,n.
IN. T. National Adyoea,e.)
The y. S. brig Enterprise, capt.
kearney, bound to this port, has on
board several mutiners, taken from our
merchant ships, in different ports of the
West Indies. They are to be tried il,
our District Court. Massachusetts has
rather more than her share OF such bust
ness.-Boston paper.
The census Of the state Of MARYLAND
makes the population 4O7, 500, among
whom there arc 80, ,748 free colored peg
pe, and lo7, ,288 slaves.
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PD A'I'.g A..
From the London Literary Gazette.


From the London Literary Gazette.
COUNTRY COMMISSIONS.
Vide Mr.. Sfattheps at Home"
near Cousin, write this in haste,
To beg you will get for mamms
A pot of best Jessamipe Paste.
And pair Of shoebuckes for pc,
At Exeter ChaDge-then jdst pop
Into A,dersgate street for the prints,
.9nd while you are there you can stop
For skein Of white wors,ed at Fhnts
Papa wants new razor strop,
-Tnd mama wants a chiacheii muh;
sii tie Bobby's in want ola top,
And my aunt wants SIX pen'or,h Of snuh.
Just call in ST. Martins lie Grand
Tor some goggles for Mary, (who sqlints j
Get pound of bees wax M the Strand,
Had the skein Of white worsted at Fint's.
/and while you are there you may stop
For some souchong in Monument Yard;
..qnd while you are there you can pop
Into Mary'bone street for some lard,
ind while you are there, you can call
For some silk OF the latest new tints,
1T the Mercer's not far from Whitehall;
.2nd-eemember the worsted ut Flint'J
Ind while you are there, 'twere as well
II you'd call in Whitechapei 10 see
Hor the needles; and then in Pail Mall,
For some lavender water for me;
. .ind while you are there, you can 80
10 Wapping, to old Mr.. Clnt's---
Bur all this you can easily do,
When you get the white worsted a: Piints.
2 send in this parcel. from Ret,
.iu old spelling book to be bound,
Il cornelian broach to BE- set,
-aad some razors ofpas TO be ground--
o dear what memory have -
Notwithstanding an Deborahs hints,
I've forgotten to tell you to buy
4 skein Of white worsted at Flint's
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have been appointc:.
and qualified to act as Administrators upon the Es
tate of THOMAS G. HAZARD, ESD.
late of South .Eingsltwn, deceased.
GEORGE Z. HAZARD,
II, HAEAR
ENOCH hazard.
Newport March u, 1921
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Subcriber niorms his Friends and the
Public, that he will open a SCHOOL. On
the lst OF May next-The School House is
commodious, and pleasantly situated 10
Spring street, near the Rev. Mr.. Edhy's
Meeting. House. Terms of Tuition, mCder-
atr.
i is requested that those who are disposed
20 extend to him their pay onage, would ~ he
application as so0B as convenient.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
Newport, MItch IS.
srPRIv7Ll e, Of all kiads, erecusec in
a so,isf7cfory m1a7sr, al this off't.
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sP LIST NCTICE !

My Accounts must be scttled.Sy:
.lVl Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years past, cannot longer expect AN indulgence.
Which il is not iii my power TO grant---It is absG.
lu,eIy necessary and Indispensable that all my unl
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now put in the ha' rs of Justice fo,
collection, aud all those who wish to avoid expeUcr
and trouble. required TO pay the amount OF ,hcs
dues, speedily as possible.
GEORGE WAETON.
NewDort, March H.
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A Codrt OF inquiry, We uude stand, is b'.
ders1 10 investigate the conduct OF Commo.
dore Barron, in relation TO gertain matters
which have been alleged osaiosl him. The
Cour, is to be composed of Commodores
Murray aud Stewart, and capt. Morris, and
will assemble at New York early 10 The en-.
suing month of Msy.-has. Gazette.
Capt. Law, of the Virginia Ross, ar
rived at this port in l8 days from Coma
ives. reports that on Sunday the 25th ult.
u revolution took place in Gona.es----
much confusion ensued and many houses
were plundercd--On Monday the COM
handing general appointed by President
Boyer to that station had leave or was
ordered to depart, which apparently he
did with as little delay as possible--On
Friday the rcvolutionists in turn cvacua-
tcd the town, and OIL Saturday it was a.
gain taken possession Of by the troops Of
President Boyer. Report said the gen.
eral who headed the rcvo..er,, with his
followers, had retired to the mountains.
.3a!!. I'm.
Literal Fmd,-l'hc Legislature OF
PENNSYLVANIA have passed All act appo-
priatlng 1877, 100 dis. for the improve.
ment oi that State, to be principally ap-
piled to roads, canals and bridges.
We learn that the Steam Ship Robert
Fulton, arrived at Havana on the Isl
inst. days from Charleston, left Havana
again for New Orleans on the Sd and 10
doubt will be back here about the lst Of
April. She will depart again OIL her Sc
cond voyage this spring for New, Orleans
via Charleston and Havana Oh the 18th
April. NJ I. Spec.
The Richmond Enquirer states that
General JACKSON is on his way to Pen
sacoIa, having accepted the appointment
Of Governor Of Florida. "l'he Hornet
will sail in about ten days for Havana, to
obtain an order from the captain general
OF Cuba for the delivery Of Florida to the
American government. Capt. Red will
meet General Jackson at Pensacola with
this document" The Enquirer men.
tons upon authority that tic amount of
claims under the Florida treaty is about
90 millions.
Ice Bo0iS.--A gentleman at Chambly
having made a boat OF this description,
Trimming on skates, one OH each side and
a third near the rudder, was lately sail
;og on the basin, when the wind shifted,
blew violently, and carried the vessel at
an inconcelvably swift rate towards the
rapid. To attempt lowering tho sails
would have been useless, as there was
! rot sufficient time; nor would the rapid
| ity OF tbc motion permit him and com
panion to Jump out; fortunately how>v.
er, at the moment they were on the verge
Of destruction and their fate seemed inc
,itable, their course Wa, arrested by a
large shee; Of ice, the boat was stopped,
the sails lowered, and they reached the
shore in safety. .-1!omreai paper.
Mammoth l0af--Among the articles
exhibiting at the spring Fair, =: Mouut
Vernon, (N. Y on the 18th and l3th
inst. was d loaf of bread weighing fy
bolnaS.
Green Peas were sold in tn. market Of
Charleston, S. &. on the 18th inst at the
rate of c:2ht dOHarS a bushel
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NOTICE..
Commissioners .Nctire.

Commissioners .NCtire.
WE, the subscribers having this day been sP.
w pointed BY the Hon Court OF Probate, of the
town OF Newport, in the county of Newport, COM
missioners to receive and examine the claims E.
gainst the estate Of
NATHANIEL HAZAED,
late of Newport, deceased, represented insolver',
do hereby give uniice, that siK mon ms fton. Al"
date hereof, allowed to the creditors Of SAL.
Estate, TO bring in and prove their respective claims
and that We shall attend Tor ,ba, purpose a, re-
spective dewelings any time during saiL period.
NnnHoLts no TAyLoR' Csnamssiou.-..
All persons indebted to said estate, are reQues.c
20 make immediate payment to
JAMES JAMES r vSaaH' owNsHSS. .a'"i'''''a'''':
Taw,Ort t1r IS lSJl
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Nov publishing in i4o weekly numbers
IN at 10 ID cts. each. Two OF the plates
are, splehdid Frontispiece, aud an engVavet
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planatory Notes, from the writings of bose.
eminent divines, Henry, brown, Scon, CGkc,
Wesley, and Ch,ke.
p- Persons residing in the country, WHO
nay wish to subscribe, can be supplied Will
this valuable Family Treasury, by eight nun-
bers at time, or more, as far as published.
Oh application to the appointed Agent, at NJ,
WM. OMAE's Church. Street, Newport, X. =.
n. b. Subscription papers are lett .;
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Mr.. Coles Tavern, Warren, X. |.
SETH LUTHLR, Agent.
Angus, so (fl
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A Court OF inquiry, We gude stand, is b'.
derst 10 investigate the conduct Of Commo.
dore Barron, in relation to gertain matters
which have been alleged osaios, him. The
Court is to be composed Of Commodores
Murray aud Stewart, and capt. Morris, and
will assemble at New York early 10 The en-.
suing month Of Msy.-Nas. Gazette.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

WAsHiSc7oS, Sc.-Cierk's Office Suhrewd
judicial Couyt, March IL, n. n. 1890.
THE creditors of Ephraim +. Care
ner OF North. Kngstown, in the county Of WashirfI
ton, laborer, to whom the benefit of the inscl'erj
Act, made and passed at June session Of tie Gent|
raj Assembly Il So, and the several acts ~ aii
thereof hath been granted, are hereby notified
appear at the Supreme judicial Cour, TO be hodel
at South .Kings,cwn within aud for The county 4
Washington on the fourth wordsy Of April reNt.
they see fl. 10 nominate Assignees and Con mssoII
ers TO distribute said lnso,tnts estate, sgteepbI
TO Law. -OGr sPSh3, Cie-t
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The census Of the state of MARYLAND
makes the population 407 1900, among
whom there arc 39,748 free colored peo.
pk, and l07, ,288 slaves,
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Marshal's Sale.

ON Wednesday, the lstof August next,
- at 10 O'Clock A. M. will be sold at
public auction, for Cash, at the brick house
Oh Fairfax Street, lately occupied by Evan
P. TAYLOR as a coachmaker's shop, all the
stock 10 trade of said E. P Taylor, consist
ING of finished and unfinished carriages
carriage furniture, Cutlery. shop furniture,
bar iron, timber of various kinds, NC: NC.
To satisfy eighteen executions, one IN n. Ia
vor of JOSEF Janney, one in favor OF w
liam Philips, and sixteen in favor OF the
Mechanics Bank OF Alexandria: :,
d MINOR, D. NJ.
For Tepch Ringgold. Marshal.
iune I3-eots
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Was Committed
AS A RUN AWAY

THO the Jail for the county Of Alexandra,
i on the 18th inst. a negro man nameo
Joseph Keys,
About 4s years Of age, FIVE feet -four inches
high. we'll made; has scar over the left eye.
Had on a country cloth jacket and corduroy
breaches; has employed himself as doctor
bout the adjacent country; claims bis free
aom and saws that he did belong to Or. VIM.
Tho,nton of washington, who sold him to
lanes johnson, Fred. Co. ". The owner IS
desired to come snd prove property, pay
charges. and take him away. otherwise ne
will he disposed Of AZ the law directs.
ANDREW RouNSAvELL, ia.
m.vi7-1awam ilor