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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
VIRGLNT.f LEGISLATURES

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DFIrG.rrs
WedneSday, FEB. GA communication
from the Senate, that they had passed the
bIlls-respecting the Fauquier and AIexan
dria turnpike company" releasing to John
oeabrook the commemorative right to Ger
tain lots of land therein mentioned"-and
" providing for the repairs of the Armory and
the preservation Of the public armsn-ail with
amendments, which were agreed TO with the
exception of the last.
On motion of Mr.. Boiling of Buckingham.
the bill concerning Notaries Public within
TINS commonwealth" was indefinitely post
poned.
Engrossed bills" concerning the repre-
sentatives of John Russell deceased"-" con.
corning Magnus Tate sheriff of BerlseIrv
cOunty"-authorsing a subscription to the
stock of the Lynchsurg aud Salem Turupike
company-to amend the several laws pre-
scrlblng the mode of ascertaining the taxable
property, &c.-to amend the act creating
fund for internal improvemeHt--cOn concerning
me Furnace lands IN Buckingham---fOr the re-
lei OF Charles key-were read third fine
and passed.
The engrossed concerning Lucy Cloi.
borne and Lucy Wright, free persons ofcolour
concerning Isaac Townes- concerning fine
lawful representative Of Samuel Martiu-wste
read and rejected.
Thursday, FEB. GA communication from
the Senate, that they had passed the bill, TO
amend the law concerning mills, mill dams,
&c.-the bills concerning certain lots Of vii.
liam Bernard ir.-and increasing the stock O
the Snickers' Gap Turnpike Company also
that they had passed with amendments the
bills, To settle the western limits of this state
and the boundary line between this state and
Maryland, concerning the Nottoway tribe
of Indians 3, to authorize Il subscription to
the Lynchburg and Salem turnpike company !;
4, concerning the estate of Billy Brown and
;, TO amend the act concerning the Literary
Fund.
The amendments proposed to ul these bills.
except the last were agreed To by the House.
The bill TO amend the act concerning the
Literary Fund was returned from the Senate
with six amendments. Mr.. Morrss Of (ijon-
cester moved to postpone the bin and A.
amendments indefinitely. This motion was
supported by Messrs Cramp, Epps. Morris
OF w. Maxwell and Sparks, and opposed byI
Messrs B'ackbMa, Menus, Euiner, Brown
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA

An eNirem'iy well written Boston article of H.,
list "b nnoer the head o; a Tie aert President,
uses lis language = NJ. Monroe IS the last pres,
'ie"ti whose fame will have been in any degree H.
!m'nrd 10y the Glory of the rsoluio., No eyenis
~ S'ch nature, seem likely to occur IL is pr,
oihie HAT The scsWre viii hn,e departed from ~.
n.d until she shall have reaped the harvest of her
iari.7oaS, h5',iS aud Dorai;v,ies What wouII
me Writer OF his remark think of the time of mis-
harvest II he MeTc 10 the controversy al ih.s me-.
meh' pending IN the Legislature III iiIsini How
many great men Ia be reared u Thai naguifrent
institution, when we da moi know nj what Time il j.;
,Meiy TO 20 'no operation Virginia is sinking j.,
'c SCAT, OF population only the scepire is Dc,
parting from Israel, but her relative nim,bcr, are ,-
m"'Shihg She has bat oSe chance TO save herself
20 supply her numerical influence by moral and i,fei
igrtHd Jorcs letus NO longer b,iusebut carry the
NE, and save thc sinking charac a;'' the oil Do.
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TEI,'IT'j3T SNTE

H. conformity with tn i>ons of Deed Of rrua exc
cuied by Isaac Rcnirn, dccrqsed, and Elizabeth his
vile, brRring date toe 5st OF Mch eighteen hundred
aud twety oue, OF record in tie cJy court OF Couch
aud, for the purpose ~ securing Samuel Dunn Co
ccrain o money erciB mentioned the subscribers
rce' therein named ~ them, 10 proreedto sell
n pn'ie auction, SATURDAY,, fte efl Of March ,etf
"Jpr oil sgi'e, ftc nest fig doy ereg, the hour o.
y ocicc@. 81 e lte residence OF The said Isaac Robinson.
TIC following real and personal property, TO wit all thu
t. tale interest, and state o them, the said ltc Ron
nsor and Elizabeth las vile, IN the Of land which
they tcscl tne aioriad coun'y; aist negro
woman uaHcj Fnuuy negro girl named lucy Christair
hoy nau"t Charles horse, gree lae. one
go ai tire z ar barrels aud timber haut al the
of hns avd cows iou feather beds ana furniture and a.
Tie household aud iitchcn furniture, conveyed W TIC sa
decd 80 mueh thereof W DC sufficient satisfy tea
Objects auj purp,.es tberfin neuiOncd
lQtiN SArFG WHITE 4,.,.
49, NfrEY W"4nJcN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

From the Province ofTcxas our latest ac~
counts are, that General Long, who fell by "a
mistake into the hands of the Republicans,
surprising that he was assaulting a Royalist
party, has been not only released with his fifty
men, but taken into the Patriot service, with
pay, rank, and emoluments. So that he was
MOI IN the Patriot service before, having got
shcre by being taken prisoner by them. The
prlvates are to receive dollar per day each in
their new employ. They are lucky men, in
deed, To escape at the same time from capt.
witty and starvation. TU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
FIRE

new YORK, Feb. 2O.-On Saturday night
last some villains broke open and set fire to
the house of General Solomon Van Renssel-
aer, IN the neighbourhOod of Albany, which.
together with much valuable property was
entirely consumed. The family ofGen. Van
Rensselaer, resided in the city Of Albany, but
ms son alone slept in the house ON the night of
abe IRE. II will be seen that the Governor
mas ISSUED his proclamation, offering re-
ward OIL FIVE hundred dollars for the apprehen-
SION OF tue perpetrators ofthis crime, and Gen.
van kensselaer, offers FIVE hundred more.
me euitor OF the Evening Post has seen
letter mentioning that the house was cal
iantly defended by the Generals son, who
slept IN 1t alone, with fire arms, for some time
sOd also that anonymous letters have been re.
'"lyed by the PATRON; srd By Mr.. Oliver
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fTve La Eap.afeUe.

Inc Toasfs ut the Eagle dinner have been
generally repubiisbed-and a frw of then,
nave become the subject Of many good ma
tured remarks. The puns OH the names of the
guests have elven rise to some palpable hits,
nnt li'iie did one of the party present expect 10
come IN for his share of the joke E;cce, from,
The Charleston Courier
Immediately last toast comes one nv t-,,,nst
I"tFtr 80 that we have i'll these little efforts an acc
rae DESCRIPTION ofe names and OF tL', and
.TutaGt .?SSurcnce Society.
nenerni Meeting ofthe Society in this city have n
l. TO contribute in certain a sum equal to any sum
ns inuiNduais or corporations for the purpose
monJ on Ms.not to e5eeed howeverfor Rich
cksb"rg, Manchester Lyhchb'rg 300 zach
; 10 a,!roa,e ann"dfiN for the en~ouascmen of en-
teal among The companies DC Richmond = $50; those of Pc
IsonIs a"d soriok, SO eac Fredericksburg 200 and
we are authorised TO announce James H. Wilkinson Esq
election - ''" h''' At ''e ehSuihS
candidate aie S%' ,S G to an Gspi William Hill
lion. - "
We are authorised Major Hugh Davis as
~ ''' VIC COUNTY oil heniieo al the ensuing election.
Depaea This lie on The ,h fet"srs as. in Ee a
h'ed A. Sonihal of Amelia county AFTER severe in ~
NN
10 ali that she Christian hrart and in ~
ven vas CuHn happy anu shouted the praises OF her (nd
hsr h's' illness with mach resignation and chris,ia
She retained her strong TO the last aponv
VI 'ein = long ds she could utter, speech was "a,
eAho't liT friends TO her heaven Ii was tly AZ
1"st before her departure, she bid farewell to her
uusoiu anu ittle infant with hiss and all who soi
around her bed side aii shouted The praises o her a,rs
oso anu le't me world without a sigh or qroau and fell
He1p IN me arms OF her adorable Savior aud Is gone In
10y .c pleasure inr which she horn eli1on IL pooI
Ia Lea', Du FAR better in the hour ri death She le p
husband anu c infant, aud friends 10 hemoan
ne'r nss' Sine was the daughter Daniel Mann and Pbe
Virginia. "'' "'~ su''e Oh
= ois ffeGcheronS nnintT, .rorking IA the dacs
S"ii!sf "a :hy .red eoncs"ted sch me
<i'a Ce-k1nd tAe riot on III nj yos, IN ,,s3
NeItrte tis life at icld Isle of Wirh cu,ntv an
~ Ia January, after Tee inus illness from M, ,nna;
ease mrs: SARAH BUTLER, Tle estino,l nud n.'oYa,f
eos"It oi Dr. Robert Buer; ufhat place By bi, sa al
ieu"n oi ofidence. five lovely children q: elnIe.s gs
uePiNed OF the acttiJn1e essential car- al On, az
pe 81 niotacFs aud au afflicted hid band I6f nt he n
"a scr distinguished virtues Ito s,,Ipot him pde
ms severe bcrcHv, n.nt. 'frS'' "'"i uhSe'
n,ie.u VINO hne" her long and WELL and W watched the
oers this feeble tribute to her Observation-Disclosures In b.p
ae'ef an hoSc traits which give woman her be NJ
she concaed the friendship and secured Inc e.
'ec vi an VINO HAD any intercourse wIt hcr-nvavs Oh,
te golden rule of doing others as She would
hou'd 40 nnlo her The deep sorrow of The soc;cy u,
""on sue "'cd, Is the best evidence of her worth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

NOTICE.

~ per,ens having claims ag,int the estate OF fEonGr
>, sen deceased will bring them for,. ard
properly authenticated, fdr settlement; and those ioi
viii please make immediate payment 70 ''''e''e''
,.-.Ao ~ GEORGE G. PICKETT
'F''N"s 0i--WN Actime Eyvr utter
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'W ~ VeTy respectfully,
1onr ObedIrnt ser want.
~ no frfsU ..

EHgrossed bills to- incorporate tl,e WeIlet,ro
ana Washington Turnpike Confpauy-~to
change the tunes of holding the coIrts in Mar.
gan rounty 10 abolish the country branch or
the Mutual Assurance Scciety against fire.
= concerning the james River Con{oaDv-
we've read a Sd time aud passed.'
YESTERDAY, the Till t. amend fine act co,.
crrnug The Literary Fu1d was returned fro,o
ule Srnatc, with message from TIM House.
The 81! N"''''0'' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
STRAY COW.

En- the stables of the Union llstel, Sunday the 2
= INST small red bulao cow lrsn on her yigLt
,e whoever viii give information where she may In.
iound shall he generously rewarded b the Subscriber
naIc4 :. g!-2w EDWIN PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

I'll" majority in New Yorl; for adopting the
new constitution is 33,025.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
.lfuiI,cI .9ssi,rruce ,coc;t,y

we are authorised 10 announce JAMES H. Wilkinson Esq
election. ' at ''e enSui''S
We are authorised to Capt. William Hill as a
candidate Tor The county of Ilg William al the next ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
NOTICE


dT AUCTION.
Vie brig Brazilian lies on Turkey Island with 81
= cargo OF N u Sugar. sold soon after arrival b
February 20. 9j-T ROGERS & uARRISok
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Were stolen or lost out of package of goods belong
ing to the subscriber, living in Cecil county, Maryland
which was shipped board packet in Philadelphia, be-
longing to John Saper of Wilmington Del on the 9th
day of October LAST the following articles, vzone Can
ton Grape robe; four pieces of plain and figured book
musln pieces calico nine yards yestng, in three
pieces; piece Of buff Bandana handkerchieis four
doz pair ladies' black wors,ed hose do do mems
do do; one half piece super white fannei and six yds
fine yellow flannel.
AIr Saper states that the night of the 9th October
last his house broken open the above package
opened, and the goods mentioned taken thererom
Whoever will the thief and the goods, either
shall have the above reward, by applying to
GEORGE KIDD.
p s. consider it duty owe to the public, to state
that John Staper does not hold himself responsible tor
goods lost in this way. OK
June IL, 1922 44-3np.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
lRlDWDA5plOGlo

NiClioL - Dt'NNEILY respectfully announces to the
nhabtanls Of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has re-
moved hls School from Oxford this Borough; he has
Pened at NO. lOi, Maket-sreet, where gentlemen can
ase favorable Opportunity ofbeing taught the Classics,
only. - - = w
" b He will teach class of English Grammarians, on
that celebrated plan of Mr. Greenlea for the term of five
weeks Saturdays excepe at $500 per said term Hours
tuition from O'Clock till half past g. p M He is per
suaded that he can make good of the dgent
IN sad term Tuition will commence at his school room
as above, on July LIST, 1922. June 25 4o-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance of Decree of the Court of Chancery of
the State of Delaware, held New Castle, in and for the
County Of New Castle, will be exposed to Public Sale or
Nendue, at the premises, Number One hereinafter des.
cribed, on Wednesday the seventeenth day of July next
at two O'Clock p NJ precisely
No. 1. stone dwelling house and other out houses and
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being on the
southery side of the great road leading from Philadelphia
to Wilmington about % miles from the former opposite
me tavern called the Practical Farmer" in Brandywne
Hundred, in the said County of New Castle, containing
about twenty seven acres and half bounded by the said
road, lands Of James Grubb esq., Trute and Weidberg
and others, and by the river Delaware.
No And also plantation and tract of land situate in
same hundred and county, about three miles west of No
wherein IS erected log dwelling house, &c. bounded
by lands Of Talley and others, containing by compute
ton, $50 acres more or less
Terms of Sale fourth cash the execution of the
deeds residue in one, two and three years. with interest
yearly to be secured by bonds and warrants and mortgage
es of the premises
Possession Of No. will be given at the time of execut
ing the Deed and payment of the first ins,ament of the
purchase moneys and of No2 will be given on the first
of April next
THOMAS NJ WILLING,
RICHARD WILLING, trustees
philadelphia, Jnle 10M, 1922. 45-i0t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
LEE'S ELIXIR.

valuable medicine has for the last sixteen years.
been the eicacous medicine in use for speedy and
cectualy curing the violent colds coughs CONSUME
tions drought by great colds and exposures hundreds
OF cases OF could be given of persons snached from
the very brink OF the fdue by the timely of this nval
nable medlcne had We room; only give the fol-
lowing at this time.
Wilmington, N. C. 23d May, 1921.
Dear Sri was attacked with most violent headache
and pain in the breast that it with the utmost diff.
Guilty could draw my BREATH utter single sentence
louder than whisper; was advised by my friends pro
cure bottle of your Eir, which did, and from two Of
three doses found great relief and the use Of one bott,
effected my complete cure You are at liberty to make
This public in any manner you think proper.
Yours &c. JOHN P. WILMINGTON.
/ TO Mr.. Noah Laidges, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.

which confidently think far exceeds every thing for the
purpose before exhibited both it respects simplicity
cheapness of construction and ease of operation.
1t has been in in Massachusetts six years and COM
mants universal appreciation. II is lately patented by
Giles Dayton, the inventor, of whom the subscriber has
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending
in the state of Delaware and has also the agency by
virtue of power of attorney from said Paenee to sell
the above right to any person persons in the counties
Philadelphia Lancaster, York, Bucks and Northampton in
the state Of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EYES
June ID, 1822-1y Near New Castle
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
Capitalists and Manufacturers
TAKE NOTICE.
The subscriber offers For Sale the following described
well known, and highly valuable property:
CHRISTIANA MILLS,


with Farm thereunto attached containing $50 acres of
land, $50 of which prime quality, and in the highest
state OF culvahon large proportion of the residue is
well timbered 1t would make Z. the best grazing
farms IN the state. The improvements substantial
well built stone and frame mill house, 40 by so feet, four
stories high, built on the most improved plan for
chant mill, having all Evanss machinery complete with
par OF French Burr mill stones and water wheels under
head and fall of IS feet and capable of manufacturing
oOO00 bushels OF grain per There is also
celent saw mill. The dwelling house is commodous built
IN the modern STYLE of stone and other materials of the
rest quality 40 by so feet, stories high, with excellent
cellars and kitchen attached Also barn. stables and all
other necessary out buildings for convenience and comfort
and an orchard of excellent fruit This property sua-
ted Oh Christiana Creek White Clay Creek Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware The local advantages are, its
being very public directly the main State Road leading
from Port Deposit to Chrisana Bridge and Immediately
~ the neighborhood Of the hoursing village of Newark
where various Improvements which progressing with
rapidy, render it eligible stand for retail store or
pher public business The situation healthy and society
Excellent; and is within miles of the navgabe waters of
lie Chesapeak and Delaware Bays, viz the of Elk
ton and Chrsana Bridge, and II miles from Wilmington
This property well worthy the attention of capitalists
and will be divided sold altogether, suit the purcha-
SER The will be favorable as large portion of the
years An indisputable title will be given.
ALsO-.7n u,linproved MILL SEAT, on Christana
Creek adjoining the above described property, with fall
If 80 feet attached to which there is about so acres Of
and large portion Of which is woodland There is an
Xcelent quarry of stone this land The situation pub
c, and can be improved at a small expense Ash is pre-
snmed any person wishing to purchase will view the pro-
pery, further description is deemed unnecessary. For
arcuars, terms, &c apply to the subscriber residing
Chria,iana ILLS, THOMAS PHILLIPS
near Newark Del. June 49, 1892 46--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Main,

Price SO cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe efectual and
pleasant physc offered Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials they do predspose TO take cold
stances They give appetite assist digestion and carry
OF al crudlties from the stomach. Ii taking cold atew
OF these pills are taken going bed they will operate
cold EZRA DEAN
From number of certificates two only are selected,
From Enoch Perley, Esq.
B,idgeton, Citnberlard Co. 1914
In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism in every part Of her frames the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost inspporable; she
could not walk step, bear her weight wthoua
support nor dress nor undress in bed any
than an infant Ono morning Dr. Deans pills were admin.
istered to her and before she could get of the
bed and walk the room and the same day she went
into the other room and the next day up stairs and was
er after able TO be about, and recovered her health
and strength Esq Perley further certies, fiat the late
widow PIERCE mother of the celebrated Count Rumfogd
when about ~ years OF age afflicted with the rheu
matlsm that she could neither walk nor stand, nor
iced herself without great difficulty; and had been in that
SITUATION number OF weeks, and being advanced ~
years, despared OF ever finding remedy She said the
effect of DIR Deans medicines seemed to her almost mirac
ulous; Tor IN very short time after taking them the pain
was removed, and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been eeyused
by ourselves or families for several and that coma
slider them safe and useful medicine, especially for the
rheumatism; in which complaint IN what we have expe
renced seen and heard, consider them more eectua
thah any thing else we have known used, and do tlnk
them valuable discovery.
Hon. George THATCHER Judge of the Supreme Court Of
massachusetts, Hon. Jeremiah Ill., Bidddefor Rev. Va
than He6ster, do. Rev John Turner do Can't SAINT Eme
do REV. Pam Cetfn Buxton: Rev. Silas yHosd Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
MIL SE.aTS FOR sale.

The subscriber ofers for sale two valuable Mill Seats
on White Clay Creek, stream sufficiently strong for al
most any kind of works One of these seats has
bout eight nine feet fall of water the other about twelve
feet These about mile and half from New
ark, and about six from navgabe water Also farm Of
about 100 The mill seats with suitable proper
ton of land, the whole together may be had may
best suit the purchaser good title and immediate pos
session may be had
Those wishing to purchase, will please to call on the
subscriber. ABEL JEANS
Mill Greek Hid. New Castle County, Del
.ap,ii2 1922, 24-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
SHERIFF.S SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF

BY virtue Of writ Of yend exp. to me directed, will be
exposed 10 public sale at the house Of Eli Lamborn Will
mngton in Christiana hundred Saturday the 18Th day
Of July next, three O'Clock p Nj the following escrb
ed lot Of ground situate, lying and being the hundred
of Chrsana and county Of New Castle on the East side
u Market street in the borough Of Wilmington bounded
oy lots of Louis McLane esqr the Bank of Delaware and
ssu Coke, containing fourth of acre. more or less
together with all and SINGULAR the improvements thereon
erected Seized and taken in execution as the property
Iof Thomas Wicke sham.
New Castle June IL, 1929. 5O-At.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
DIXIDEND.

The President and Directors Of t.e Rant of ;l;noton
and Brandy@ne have this day declared dividend Of fifty
cents per share which will be payable to the stockholders
or their legal representatives. after the 10th inst
MEETING Of the Stockholders is requested at the
day in September next, O'Clock p M to signify their
or rejection of the passed by the legislature
IN February last, for the extension of the charter
BY order, D. BYRNEs, Cashier.
July 1922. 5o.-13t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
NOTICE.
imhortant to Farmers, Tavern Keehers, Carmen,
Travellers and Economists in general


The advantages derived from straw used as feed for hor
SEES cattle and sheep, has long been proved and
knowledged by experienced agrcullurass Europe and
many parts Of America 10 be very great has peculiar
fitness for horse only because is much cheaper than
hay but it at them against heaves bolts,
founders three most destructive diseases which horses
are Table, and which often destroy them in the midst
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishing sue
cess in fattenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman in Con-
Inectcut whose experiment has been recommended and
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
Sheep also do WELL fed straw prepsr-
ed in the ordinary way, for horses These and many
other successful experiments have been made by
prisng farmers; lille laborng under all the sat-
vanages arising from the want of easy and eectual
method Of cutting the The Importance of the sub
ect has long time called upon the genius of both Europe
and America to supply the public with some expeditions
machinery for the purpose Many trials have been made
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense have
been exhibited of which have done honor to the
inventors, but in general have fallen Short in utility of The
I0d Dutch Snibox, so called.
But the pubic are now invited to call and view for them
selves.