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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

VUKUUNSVILLE FOR KENT
M IL be rented 10 the highest bidder, on Friday the
Iuth OF October next the TAVERN Gordonsvle
WIZ all the necessary Oui-house also three other
with fhe FARM consisting 200 acres OF
o,eaieu itnd. some furniture will he rented with av-
en aud possession given the 2Oth December Perns
wishing to examine the property will receive The
inoIinaton by applying the subc ribers the place
g. CHARLES BEALE, -
ocpt v 3f-ft NAT GNnnON Aunl Ors.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

- ,NAu,,v = - II y " n ND
ANYWAY, on the night of the SIst u nv negro man
EMANUEL, (whO calls himself Emanuel IiiD and from
his going off, without any prOyocaton, think his object
ust he to get TO the North IL probable sorrel
morse WIN nick tail and eye from Mr. Fishers
oe on The night OF his elcpement lie is large
anu as well made Negro any in the stae-black skin
WINE eyes rather say counfenanoe and very much
when confessed. bought him several years ago of Ar.
James cLell OF Ming Queen, where his relations
Fe ~ ms object u 10 get to the north, no doubt
ou ne mas obtained some persons free papers pass
under another name. lie away u black broadcotb
coat blue Cashmere panIaoons black silk vest and black
iur ha-ard carried other clothing with him. will give
me ABOVE reward and all reasonable expenses caught and
aevered to me- or secured in ail that get him again
MASTERS OF vessels are iorewarned employing harboring
him under the penalty of the law.
Richmond, Sep.5. ARCHIBALD TuOMAs
Ihe national Intelligence and New York Gazette
anu lOrMnTu lhtir accounts this
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NOTICE

IL persons indebted the late firm of GAIT JOHN
n son are earnestly requested 10 forward sptte
and pay Their respective balances either the subscriber
or TO IMAM Gait Jun who is duy authorised collect,
pay, or transact any business of said concern.
WILLIAM GAIT, Surviving partner
August 20 35-pt nf Cali Iohrson
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For LIVERPOOL.

,lTelEN 1T iIENI OVbt
it@SfN To the address of M.ssrs. Aaury Latham and
-sSzzss<- CO. with liberty of consignment fine cop
percd aud copper fastened ship LUCtLA J. Gambler Jun
maslet now on her second voyage, and viii be Warwick
in few day prepared receive cargo considerable
proportion OF which being engaged she will meet with
despatch For freight of the reniaindet appy to
Il. POLLARD 4 SON.
Who offer for SALE receiving by the above ship, 1900
sacks best Liverpool filed SALT
S-Itemher .r
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

FTHE subscriber will give the highest price in cash Tor
20 or 80 likely Young negroes. An gentlemen wing
tor sale such, would do well to call Eagle
Hotel in Richmond before they dispose them.
Septs. 3S-8t' DAVID NJ HARDING.
M rhusny the 2d day OF October 1928 fair oihrr-
- wise ON the next fair day. will be offered for on
the premises tue highest bidder without reserve tor
cash, one half OF the CLEMENT TOWN MILLS, aud the
ten acres OF land attached thereto, situate Appomntox
river IN the county OF Amelia, and running
feel burr stones and Cologne, with all the
machinery This property is situated wealthy neigh
borhood any this state, the distance above tile
waters and receiving upon average of years 1000
dollars worth of toll each wear.
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Manchester, Sept. ..

virtue OF deed OF tue Subscribers 10y
- benjamin Anderson, which deed is duly recorded in
the clerks office of Coochand county cou shall for
certain purposes therein mentioned, proceed sell public
auction cash, Goochland Courthouse the 24h day
al this month"; oriyseven valuable SLAVES, or as many
will he sufficient about thousand hun
dred and eighty five dollars xtysix cents with inter-
est from the 10Th day OF July s22 until paid
JOHN 5. FLEMING, lr
Gil. L. POPE, hus'ees'
Septemi,er ..
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
rJtHE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual on
J. the FIRST Monday of November next.
PHILLIP S. PIlYSlCK, NJ. u. on Anatomy.
JOHN REnMAN COKE. H. ID on Nia,eria Medica
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ ID. on Theory and Practice
of Medicine
THOMAS q. JAMES, NJ. n Midwifery,
ROBEkT HARE, nj. D. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, nj. ID. on Surgery
WILLIAM E. HORNER, NJ. II. Adjunct Prof of Anatomy
and Dean of the Medical Faculty.
1ply
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PETER COTTON

FEIEK COTTON,
AW BOOKSELLER city of Richmond proposes to publish
IL by subscription, edition Of
C.ALL'S REPORTS
with notes and references subsequent decisions and
complete table Of cases cited.Dy member of the Rich
IBOsd Bar. 49, ~
FROM the difficulty not 10 say mpossbiliiy of procuring
asinge copy p MIR C1fs Reports any prize and from
their eservedy high character reprint oftle WORK
would, no doubt lac very acceptable TO the profession
The edition How offered, it is hoped. will prove more
useiui than the ormerParticulary the junior members
of the profession.
~ Just published and for sale, "RANDoLPH's RE-
PORTS" price = 8.
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FOR SALE.

TT1HAr valuable of land (ormerly the residence of
II Major Sam. III. Saunders) James River, adjoining
the Town of jefferson and jefferson Mills in Powhntan
county, containing 1921 Eighteen likely slaves
women boys and girls The stock OF mules hogs, cows
plantation utensils, household and kitchen furniture,
also the crop wheat and tobacco For apply
tn j Scott and j. Lvle, Richmond the subscribers
IL the above properly he not sold before Monday the 27h
DAY OF Oct will that day, fair, the next
fair day thereafter, l.. sold the premises, public
auction. Terms will be made known the day sale
The credits will he accommodating,
years. JAMES BRANDER, lr,.o
SAMUEL TAYLOR, i'"s'ee'
Manchester Sent
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THOMAS MUMFoRD,
Enw Ann MINI


EDWARD MUMFoRD.
Also my tract of LAND adjoining, which all the
necessary buildings for the accommodation of merchant
and family. Mr. Waltha, residing the place will shew
the property person wishing before the
day OF sale THOMAS MuMFoRD.
Mecklenlurp.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.


NENnlNG To- remove 20 the western part of the state,
Il offer tor sale MAfFIELD with the part Of Har,iwick
my present residence consisting OF 1881 acres, exclusive
222 acres, which will be added the tract should the
winch now pending in the of chancery be decided
in my favor
The tract lies the south side Of Appomat,ox river
within mile of the canal and within y miles of Peters
burg in healthy wealthy and grnteeI The
land is adapted the corn wheat and toaceo
There Is abOu hundred meadow land which
have lately drained Ditch running Immediately
II and extending upwards OLA mile in length. There
some excellent tobacco land adjoining the meadow land
and on the creek low grounds. Not than one-thrd
OF the estate cleared land the other thirds are in
woods well umbered with pine and oak growth The inn
provcmens are brick dwelling house. very spacious
brick kitchen, and all other out-houseS good
wen "l wafer IN the Yard and springs convenient There
Is also within short distance another settlement where
nave lately erected excellent dwelling house, kitchen
and smoke house with the yard and garden well enclosed
Mayheld is pTOverbal for its beauty heabiness of
situation, uniting all the advantages of country
anu msht lie nnde, under judicous management,
the most productive highland ia this whole section
OF country more minute description is deemed
presume whoever wishes purchase will first vie "a
the premises. Ii entire this estate will be
into lots 10 suit purchasers.
would sell with the land, the stock of all kinds the
plantation uteHSils and the crop OF oddel-ao
the household and kitchen furniture.
There will be seeded ON the land, This fl so bushels OF
whent.
Persons wishing TO purchase the whole any part OF
this estate VIII make application directly 10
September 2 Sim Z. o. GOODWIN.
w ANIED Immediately, al the Penenary, quantity
w of IOOP-PoLES for flour barrels, for which The
highest price in cash viii he paid.
senI.2 SIT THOMAS NELSON. PAP
virtue OF DECREE pronounced by die county c0urI of
"onchiand ON The 2Ist of July 823 therein
depending between Curd executor OF Frederick Ar
gye decd pit and Benjam Anderson deft We shall on
ShuhA me fih day OF October GOOchaud
house, proceed To sell public auction for cash three
hundred ami thirteen of land ndpinng Goochland
Courthouse and including the old tavern &c in order TO
satisfy the purposes of the said decree.
JOHN S. FLEMING. 4 Commission
Gnochlanh, ceptemher Q 49,,
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

lht vel known and valuable stand In The county Of
tst,.i pnchl1nd. called JOflNSONS SYRINGE. This
5nuiert is situated upon the Three -notched Road,
- es r"m the city Of Richmond il comprises afer
w. ftOuii dwelling house, aii necessary out houses.
IT, mouse, and large harm yery near 10 the dwelling
80 ars one or two of the hest springs ~ this part 81 VIZ
ne tract contains 800 acles land, most Of clears
onle oi creek aua The situation IS very healthy. Tn
ve,, might be rendered very valuable rs IL Is upon
&c., Isiic road. and which will perhaps be Short,
nnkeG the legislature having at is last session pa
" Nv AUTHORIZING 10.
M for te'ns, which viii be accoFanoda,ing, enquire
w "''lf a2-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

UNIV ERSTI'Y OF MARYLAND
THE MEDICAL. LECTURES will commence. as usua
Il the last Monday of October next.
Surgery, John II. Da.idge, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, Elisha DE Butts, NJ. ID.
Practice of Physic, Nathaniel Potter. NJ. ID.
Anatomy, Granville Sharp Pattison, NJ. d. .
Materia Medica, Samuel Baker Nj. d.
Institutes of Physic, Maxwell MDowell, NJ. ID.
Midwifery, Richard w. Hall. NJ. ID.
The nfrmary attached Ia the University having been
finished, the Clinical Lectures Medicine and Surgery
will commence the 6rst week in the session.
August - 28-tIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

'hE subscribers empowered by the president and
directors ot 'lie James River Company receive pro
's Tor part Of the LOans authorised be procured bv
hen by an act Of The General Assembly passed 24
Wy Oi February 1885, entitled An act making cTec
s provision carry into effect the entitled act
pamend The act, entitled for clearing improving
e ion &c James river and for uniting the Eastern
o1 western waters by the James and Kamawha rivers,
A"o lot other purposes"
~ monles loaned in pursuance of the said act be
& INTO The treasury on the warrant Of the "a Auditor.
V 'he payment OF each l0aned The Jrensncr NJ
s Commonwealth 1oW Issue certificate II aock for tic
= u nersgG PiCPorting nat ihc Com1ro,tcroth ta
itn"cf bis executors, Sc the sum loaned, together viii
@ interest agessd on that The interest shall be seman
ts Paic-tbat The priacipal Is irTcdecmable fof
n.y. years, aud afterwards 10 be redeemed at the pleas
"t OF 'he Legislature,
g. JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
-otPl.A 09-n y nROWN, Ir. % Auditor
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N(ITlIitE.

'EtHH co-partnership of HENRY WATKINS K CO. was
dissolved on the 18Th Nay last, ty mutual consent An
persons Indebted to the said concern notified 10
cnme forward and discharge their respective balances and
a having claims against said will bring them
delay. HENRY WATxINS
September O. as-3t MACON TFAHiiF
a suit depending IN the county MeckienburP
- between John Winker, administrator nj Jachonits
roner plaintiff and William Noel and Sarah NOEL dcfen-
~ II IS ordered, that the accounts between the parties
~ we SAID suit he settled nv the Of
s County The parties concerned directed to take
uce THAI have appointed the 22i day Of December next
w carrying the said order into effect which time they
I1vesed to attend at the tavern Of William Townes IN
yuon in said county, with their books papers
counts fur examination.
@"pt9. $685. JOSEPH n. CLAUsEL N. e..
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TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTRENT.-The Lectures in this ios,i-
ltl tuition will the Monday in Noyen-
Der and terminate the first week in March.
The of instruction will he:
Anatomy and Surgery, by Dr. Dudley.
Institutes of Medicine, by DIR. Caldwell
Theory and Practice, by Dr. Brown.
Malera Medica aud Medical BOTANY by DIR. Drake.
and Children, " "'' by DIR. Richardson.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, 10y Dr. Blythe.
Assisted by MIR. Rest.
AS hitherto, the Professors will take the currency
state in payment for their tickets.
Lexington, Ken. July so, 1928. 3i-wtiN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
$500 Dollars
For AIS Cents,

Farmers and citizens attend The time is fast approach
ing when the rich Delaware Lottery must be drawn at
the Town Hall, in the Borough of Wilmington.
Twill be the last and richest class of the 7o Series lot
fy that has always given much Money and satisfaction
to the public, and by which
S2500 may be gained for S475
1880 237
625 o.
3l2 80
OF And so in proportion for other large prizes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY 10 DECEMBER 1928

II thou desire to be truly valiant, feare to doe any
InJsry He that feares not to doe evil, IS always a.
rad to suffer evil he that never feares is desperae:
and he that feares always, is coward. He is the
true valiant man, that dares nothing but what he
may, and fears nothing but what he ought,
lfthou stand guilty Of oppression, or wrongfully
possest Of anohers right, see thou make restitution
before thou givest smes: if otherwise, what art
thou but thief, and makest God thy receiver ?
When thou prayest for spiritual graces, let thy
prayer be absolute when for temporal blessings,
adde clause of Gods pleasure in both, with faith
and humiliation So shalt thou, undoubtedly, receive
what thou desrest, or more, or better. Never
prayer, rightly msde was made unheard, or heard
ungranted.
Hath any wronged thee? Be bravely rcvenged );
sleght it and the works begun; forgive its and Ills
hnsht: he is below himselfe that is not above all in
jury.-qaarLes's Enchiridion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

In our country, the highest man is not abore the
people; the humblest is not bploW the people.
II the rich may I've said to have additional protection,
they have not additional power. Nor does wealth
here form permanent distinction of families
Those who are wealthy to-day. pass to the tomb,
and their children divide their estates. Properly is
TINS divided quite as fast as it accumulates. No
family can, without its own exerons, stand erect
for long time, under our statute OF descenls and
distributions. and only true and legitimate law. II
silently and quietly dissolves the mass heaped up by
the toll and and diligence of long life oil enterprise
and industry. Properly is continually changing like
waves OF the sea--one wave rises and is soon swal-
lowed up in the vast abyss. and is seen no more.
Another arises, and having reached lis destined lin.
its, falls gently away, and is succeeded by yet ano-
Their, which, in its turn, breaks and dies gently on
the shore. The richest man among us may be
brought down to the humbest level; and the child
with scarcely clothes enough to his nakedness
may rise 10 the highest Office in our government
and the poor man, while he rocks his infant on bis
knees, may Justly indulge the consolation. that il
he possess talents and virtue, there is Office be-
yond the reach of his honorable ambition.
Judge SToRY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
From The Quarterly Rerieao.
THE coLossEU NJ.

THE COLOSSEUM
Of all the monuments OF ancient Rome, this is in
fnitey the most striking, both from its size, from
the reccollections with which it is associated and
from the contrast which Its present condition pre-
sents to its past history. Ii has been shaken by
Earthquakes; ravaged in the fury OF those intestine
feuds which agitated Rome in the middle ages, when
Tits ancient furnished mary iortresses
for the leaders Of conendipg factions dismembered
10y the spoliation OF the iron cramps which bound
its stones together; and robbed oi the them
selves, which piled in 10 papal palaces or caleb
ned for cemen and yet III spite OF all this, it still
stands vas, and magnificent object.
Vast, however, as is, We cannot believe that il
was ever capable OF affordng TO 81 GOO per-
sons, and less comfortable accommodations TO 20 600
others. The TACT rests upon the authority of P.
Victor, who il must be remembered makes the Cir
Gus contain 585000 people, i'll opposition to Pliny,
who rates it at 100000 and to Dionysius, who
duces the nun Der to 10000. We have been in
formed by some very intelligent English architects,
! who were occupied many weeks in taking most
accurate measurement of the Colosseum, that in
their opinion, seats could not have been provided
Tor more than between thirty and forty thousand.
We must keep in mind, however, that the upper
benches were of wood, and we're probably narrower
than those OF stone Still this circumstance is not
lenough to bear out the estimate Of p, Victor.
Did We know ourselves, we would mol be prond,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
Scheme


OF II is every mans duty to himself and family bet
Ter his fortune and here the opportunity for if he
not spare S475 for good purchase he
ure 81 81, at all events he will miss 81 25, which
will purchase quarter ticket, and may gain $50 dollars,
1912 so, or variety of other sums.
GT But there is no time to be lost. Application must
be made before Christmas day. the De14uare Safe lot
terry Office next house but one below the Wilmington and
l}randywne Bank.
Purchasers Of packages of nine tickets may have them
at still less cost, viz.
One package of nine tickets. 1928
One package of nine half tickets ID
One package of nine quarter tickets, z
Only dol IL cts. per cke-156 cents per half ticket,
and only 78 cents for the quarters, the prizes be
drawn will he depended for the baancea to be
1.-THE property Of the Fortunate adyenurer.
Neglect and lose this great opportunity, and You may
never have such another.
Cash paid for Prizes as drawn.
NJ According the tickets get the price will adj
vanceyou had better therefore apply at the Office th.
day if possible.
HOPES
Delaware State Lottery Office, next house but be
low the Wilmington and Brandywne Bank.
Dec 9. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
ODE.

All, who has power to say,
To-morrow's sun shall warmer glow,
And DER this gloomy vale OF wo
Diffuse brighter ray?
All, who is ever sure,
Though all that can the soul delight
This hour enchants the wond'rng sight,
These raptures will endure?
Is there in Iife's dull toll
One certain moment OF repose,
One ray to dissi pate our woes,
And bid reflection smile
We seek hopes gentle aid;
We thNk the lovely phantom pours
Her balmy incense on those fow'rs
Which blossom but to fade.
We court loves thrilling dart;
And when we think our Joy supreme,
We hod its raptures but dream
Its boon-a wounded heart.
We pant for Ritterirg fame;
And when pale envy blots the page
1 hat might have charm'd future age,
We find tits but name.
We toll for paltry ore
And when we gain the golden prize,
And death appears, with aching eyes
We view tue useless store.
How frail is beauty's bloom
The dimpled cheek, the sparkling eye
Scarce seen before their wonders ny
To decorate tomb.
Then, since this heeting breath
Is but the zephyr of day,
Let conscience make each minute say,
And brave The shafts Of death.
And let the gen'rous mind
With pity view the erring throng,
Applaud the right, forgive the wrong
And feel Tor all mankind!
Better is portion in wife, than with wife
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19

An article in late British paper, headed " An
American Superscription," quotes the following,
copied in post Office of one of the Southern states,
and challenges "any man to produce a greater
curiosity of the kind in any language
Mr.. NJ. F. Rainey, Alabama-Greene county.
| am not sure it is Greene county sit is French
settlement and not far from Tuscaluso and Mat
thew Gage, believe; and no; far from DR.. Wylis
Pope, expect''
his is pleasant enough, but we have seen seve-
raj curiosities OF the kind not less The day be-
fore yesterday we received, from Northern state,
small pamphlet under envelope, with the genuine
suppressing only the name and residence Of the
writer.
"'To the Editor ofthe National Gazette, Phila-
delphia, in Pennsylvsnia--1hi with care and
speede, and to the Of The Post Master and Di-
vine Providence. This here package coniaines one
Little Hymn Book, Composed by the Will OF God
for the use of Connection of people, called Chris
tians, by - the author, Who lives in -
hope that all the post master, will let this go tree
to the Editor of the National Gazette Philadelphia
for would pay the postage If | had any money, and
so may the grace OF God be with you all Amen
An estimabe lawyer, OF our acquaintance, in this
city, received letter some time ago from an old
Irish Catholic client in neighboring s,ate OF which
the address ran thus:
$40 my dear Counsel - that lives in the
street Of Philadelphia that don't know the name
of but bilave it's opposite to The Quaker nunnery.
BY the Quaker nunnery, the worthy Hibelpian
meant the Friends aims house.--.Nut Gag.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19

Did we know ourselves, we would not be prond,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
A Meeting of the Levy Court

ar New Castle County, will be held the Court House
W in the town Of New Castle, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on
Tuesday the sixth day of January next for the purpose of
sitting as Commissioners of the Tax The Assessors of the
respective Hundreds requested to be punctual their
att enhance By order, DAVID PAINTER,
Dec 16-1-7t Clerk of the Peace.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
A TEACHER WANTED.

Person who is well qualified to teach the English Ian
N guage, with the various branches which generally
taught in country schoss will find employment in the vii
age of ST. Georges. New Castle CoDe by applying to
JOHN SUTTON of the Trustees Of the st. Georges
school. Dec. 18th, 1925 1t
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NO. 2o2.
CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

To those who send call the office and pay, during
be months of January JULY six months in advance, the
ice will be four dollars year; all who do not the
Eprice will be five dollars If subscriber wishes to de-
|rne, he notify the editor of his intention before the
|St of June or December and pay all arrearages.
omniance with these conditions to be considered new
Engagement for six months and paper will be dscon-
EnIed without fuhlment of them except at the option Of
|the editor.
Any person who will procure seven subscribers and pay
E Them agreeable to the above conditions shall be
Killed to the wachmsn as long as they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
than three months four times for dollar, and
cents for every subsequent insertion, longer pro-
Soron Advertisers requested to specify in writing
nv long their advertisements to be inserted, they
kilbe continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in.
! ire attention must be post paid.
advertising blythe year.
ko Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year $40, w lyear IL, %
6months 8, so 6months 9, so
5do. 4,75 do. S, 90