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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
PRESIDEvrLIL ELECTION.

PHE SiOENII.1L ELEC AO-'s
BEHKELEI COUNT
At the close Of the poll on Monday last in
This place for Electors Of President and Vice.
President, the vote stood thus
For HEyar CLAY o.
JoHS QrrScr ADAMS 81
ASDREw JACKSON so
WILLIAM II. Crawford SO
It presumed that the Clay Ticket will not
be voted throug bout the state, as il is but ten
days since It was got up in this county, as one
of iLeir choice.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Fer Crawford 65
Ia, kson IL
Clay IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

George OFerrall and Edward Newly, (the
sergeant and centinel placed as guard at the
iai Of Rockingham charged with shooting
William M,Wilams in the leg, we're tried by
a cail-couIt on the 23d alt aud acquitted.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
Public Sale.

kEriLLb be sold, a, public aucf ion. on Friday
w the 18th tixy OF November next, Al the
late residence u Jacob Painter, decd ~ the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of sa d deceased. 10 WIT Horsess Cows, sheeps
and lings, Farming Utensils such as one Wa
gon, Pioughs, iiarIows, sc quantity OF Corn,
rogcthef with variety of
Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
VIZ, Beds and Bedding. Fables. Chairs. a Bu-
reau, Cupboard. and many other ARTICLES too
tedious to enugncraie.
A credit ct nine months will be given on all
sums above i've dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; oil of that SUM
and under. Cash. sale 10 commence early in
the day, and continue from day 10 day Till all b
sold.
s sadop I sMsairz. SE1'rs
October 7S
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Hudson Sprouce, charged with the murder
Of Susan Sprouce, and who was removed from
Albemarle TO Rockingham county. was put on
his trial on the 20 h ult at iiarrisonbnrg-f lie
has been found guilty, and IS sentenced to be
hung on the 10th December next.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Extract of letter fron STEPHEN r. AUSTIN,
Esq OF the Provinces OF IExas. 10 the Rev
w, Stevenson, OF Hampstead county, Ar
Ter dated May 50, 1924. ~
'4'he government of this nation has fl
nally settled down into the Federal Re-
publican system, and the outlines OF the
constitution are copied from tina, Of the
United States with the single exception
Of an ecclusiue re ,g on III favor OF the
Roman Catholic, which is the law of the
land, and, as such, must be oheyed And
il a Methodist or any other Prsacae I.
except C'thotic, was to go through
this col my, preaching, should be com
pelied to 'mpr.soa him. All must be
baptized in the Roman Church; and all
marriages must be celebra ed in that
Church. This is the law of the nation.
all those who move here must obey it''
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
GlD RGWAMDo

G,fTOLEN from our the Subscribers stable
~ LIVING near the Quaker Me I ne House,
~ Thursday night the 2Sth ult. adark cbesnut
sorrei WARE. i45 hands high, eight wears
oI9 last spring, has one white foot. has few
white spots on her rump some white hairs on
her nose, rides wen, in good order, has large
wind gals on her bind legs shod oil round
The ahose reward will be paid fer the mare
I'D thet. upon tbe tbiei's conviction, or FIVE
dollars for the mare atone.
ABHsHAM GROVE.
Rekelev county, Nov. q
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Captain Gardner, OF the first sail
ing schooner Tampica arrived at Bal
timne in the short passage of filieeta
DAYS tom Tampico, that at the time
OF hi. sailing the political affairs OF
Mexico we've perfectly tranquil
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

On the 18th September. at ~ o'clock
at night, the Project of Police address
ed the following note to the several ed.
TORS Of the Paris Journals:
"Sir, GOVERN ent decided that all The
aires and Public Exhibitions be closed
until further orders, you are hereby re-
qucs'ed to suppress their advertisement
in your paper"
IL the beginning of august, the Russian
squadron Of observation was seen at
Warnemunde II comprises IL ships,
including severa. sail of the line.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Political-M AssAcHUsETTs-O On Mon
day last, beside the choice OF Electors
of President and Vice President, an e.
lection was to be made in this state OF
thirteen representatives for the nine
teenth Congress.
PENNSYLVANIA -Messrs. John Fin
lay, James Wilson. s. Buchanan and
j. Edwards are re elected to Congress,
ana Mr. Charles Miner in the place of
Isaac Wayne declined, the other districts
not heard from The election for Elec-
tors of President and Vice President
took place last Friday
OA.o --PfliIemol Bnecher. John c.
Wright and David Jennings are elected
to Congress; nofurlher returns-Fhe
election for Presidential Electors took
place last Friday.
VERMONT Legislature of this
state convened at Montpelier, on the
18th nit. The Legislature. in compli-
ance with the recommendation of the
Governor, have unanimously passed a
resolution directing the choice OF Elec-
tors by the people by General Ticket.
New HAMPSHIRE - The choice of
members of Congress and Electors. was
to be made in New-Hampshre on Mon
day last.
MAINE THE choice of Electors
was made in this state last Monday-viz:
two by the state at large, and seven by
the congressional districts. There is a
A h, .ct-
district.
RHoDt ISLAND ~ general conven-
ton of Republican delegates from the
several towns in Rhode Island was to
be held in Providence on Wednesday
yesterday. for the purpose of nomi-
mating electors of President and Vice
President.
NEw-Y oRK The Republicans of
the city of Newly ork, friendly to the
electoral law, have nominated as cam
didates for Congress, Peter Sharpe,
Henry Wheaton and John Rathbone. jr.
MARYLAND The election for Elec-
tors Of President and Vice President
takes place on Monday next.
VIRGIN, ---~ The election for Elec-
tors of President and Vice President
took place on Monday last throughout
the state; returns not been received.
PENNSYLVANIA ELEC ZION.
The election for Electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President. took place
throughout the state of Pennsylvania on
Friday last. The following is the result
in Frank lin county:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
New York, Oct. 81.

New York, Oct 81.
A DUarf--The English papers of
late have had many interesting articles
respecting the Sicilian Dwarf, but we
have now something that may compete
with it. There is at the Washington
Hal, "a most perfect and agreeable Dwarf.
His name is Sisrens; he is in his 2lst
year, and measures tiirfy-sepen inches
in height and weight thirty toar pounds.
lie is as perfect model of the human
species as nature ever formed. His iea
lures, form, actions and conversation,
are manliuess in miniature. He was
born in the town of Lyman, state OF
Maine, of spectacle parents, but whose
large family, having eight children be-
sides this one, disabled them from giv-
ing him an education suitable TO their
wishes. - Major Stevens, (tor SO they call
him. never could entertain the fastidi-
Gus idea Of exhibiting hinseIl, and con-
sequently did not leave his father till
1928.
Having manifested an ambitious de-
prevailed on by his friends to make a
personal appeal to the public, and to ac-
cept of such donations as may be prefer
ed by liberal spirited community lie
is now, as we said, at the Washington
Hall, and may be called on by those
whose good intensions or curiosity may
induce them to contribute towards the
attainment of his desired object - edn-
cal on. lie will also, except invitations
of such polite citizens as wish to have
him spend an evening in their parlours,
where they and theiI friends may have
an opportunity of seeing and onveising
with him.
have heard Of females as small, or
smaller than Major Stevens, but doubt
whether this or any other country can
produce a male of such diminitise sta
ture and so perfect a form. Jeflery
Hudson, the Queen of England's Dwarf,
who was one day served up in cold
pye on her majesty's table, was 8 feet
9 inches. And the famous Count Boru-
laski, who of late years exhibited himself
in the principal cities of Europe and A.
STA, is feet 8 inches in height. Bebe.
the Dwarf of he King of Poland, was 8
feet inches.
Stevens is therefore greater curios-
ity, AID deserves. the polite attention as
well as munificience of our citizens,
which hope viii he bestowed with a
generosiiyequal to the ingenious man
liness with which il is solicited.
Nat. a dr.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
CARLISLE. October 20.

The synod oftEe German Reformed
church in the United States met on the
26.h ult al Bedford, in this state.--For-
ty-six ministers were present. Five
youRg gentlemen were ordained to the
ministry ol reconciliation, and three IL
censed to preach the gospel Among
other of their ac.s we understand that
they have organized a theological sem
mary, and located it in this borough
The rev. Mr. Samuel ielienstein Of
Philadelphia, has been elected lheologi-
cal professor. We understand that an
arrangement has been made by the
board of trustees of Dickinson college,
to establish new professorship in taat
institution, to be styled the proiessorship
of history aud German literature, ami
that the Theological will discharge ils
duties. A connection between the Two
institutions viii not fail to have a mos
salutsry influence, aud to excite the
youth TO, and facilitate them in thtir re
searches into the valuable stores OF Ger
man literature, will be rendering then,
most important service. The Ger
man language is extensively spoken in
our state, and men of business find it 10
their advantage, yea necessary, to study
it. particularly our inland merchants
and gentlemen of the bar. The generr
al scholar too. finds it important to be-
come acquainted with the German Ian
guage, that he may have access to the
many valuable literary and scientific
works tLatissue from the German press
es.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
TlR JDURNA1,,

VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND ADVERTISER
DRoPOSALS have lately been issued for
i prining in shephe restown, va weekly
paper, ~ der the above title, at two dollars
per snnum payable IL the FIRST SIX months.
u Is With great easnre and ihsnkfnlness.
Ire III dertaker informs the public that q re-
spe soie number have already become snbscri
beis tn above paper. There is not yet so
large number, however, as would Justify rs
"ommencement- As il Is but short time since
subscription papers were circulated and the
Ct Of their existence yet known 10 but few. q
large additional number may soon fc expected.
Tie public are assured that should the MUM
her Of subscribers. specified in the prospectus
tsiz soy be- obtained by the second week in
November, the paper win then be commenced
and contn, ed it'll regularity. Aware that hose
heretofore published in Shtpherdstown, have
met with frequent Interruptions. the presen
| endertsker VIII gu ri sg.ifst every hing thu
might create similar results Should the snf-
port desired be extended. no exertion will be
spared to re nder the paper worth, Of respect.
The public's humble servant.
GEORGE FLEMING.
N. b. Those holding subscription papers,
will please Ie,uin 10 the Editor names OF
subscribers obtained, ty the 9th Of November.
shetherdstowp. Nor .
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Chocfa,c Deiegafion-- A number of the
Chocfaw tribe Of lndisns, left this place
in the stage On Tuesday and Thursday
last, on mission 20 the city OF WASH
ington. We didnot understand the pre-
else object of their visit TO the city,
but learn il for the purpose Of all
justipg some difficulty respecting land
claims or Spanish grants, ia the
Choctayv nation. Several of these
chiefs converse very tiuently in the En-
glish language, and appear TO be men
of information aud intelligence. Mr..
MDonad. a half-bread, appears topos-
sess talents of the first order, aud has
been bred to the law; Il young man
OF fine sensibili,y, of liberal educaticn,
and has nur hearty wishes for his success
in laudable undertaking. Maj. Full
som is likewise man Of fine talents and
liberal education. Major John Pitch.
lynn accompanies The delegation as an
interpreter. lie is nan of the finest
manners and Of great elaboration. The
citizens of this place paid them every at
ien,ion and respect to which their high
standing in their tribe and their uniform
friendship to the q. States justly enti-
tie them. Among the dele CATION was
one said to be near 0oyears old.
arkansas Military Ldnds.--Those
who have earned or purchased Militia
~ Lands int Territory of Arkansas.
would do well to look 20 them. We
have received List of more than one
tho sand trae 3, 10 be sold for taxes at
Little Rock on the I'd November, In
one county only, and for one years or
~, viz. two dollars and forty cents on
each tract Of 100 acres. The advertis-
ment OF this sale is dated sug 10th, and
published Aug. 81, in the shape Of a sup
plemcnt to Arkansas Gazette. So that.
supposing every proprietor in the At.
laniir -tates To be furnished with a co.
py Of the advertisements INSTEAD Of no
one of them ever seeing III he might. If
he set ought the moment Of receiving
il, by dint Of great labour and good luck,
reach the place Of sale within month
af'e the a e-This is absolute moe kerry
If the rights Of the solder wLo fought
for his land, and of those whp by pur-
chasing those rights, suppose they have
secured what will hereafter be III inde-
pendence, for their children. or at least
heir rhi!dren's children. Can such
proceeding as this be lie .als If legal. is
il CONSTITUTIONAL 1t i, certainly Not
fair dealing Nat. Intel.
On the 18th September. at ~ o'clock
at night, the Project of Police address
ed the following note to the several ed
TORS OF the Paris Journals:
"Sit, Govern ent decided that all The
aires and Public Exhibitions be closed
uutii further orders. Won are hereby re :
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Greet Bus nesS.--An Insurance Com
pany Of New Orleans, which has cap
ital Of three hundred thousand dollars
divided into three hundred shares, with
but one tenth part thereof actual, paid
divided, within the last six years, af-
ter pa, ing one hundred and sixty-eight
thousand dollars losses, forty six dollars
and twenty five cents per share per an
mum.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Difficulties in The North West-We
learn that IA persons in the employ Of
the Hudson's Bay Company, have been
lately kille d by the make and Beaver
Indisns. in the sririty Of the Rocky
Mountains. One of the forts in Viii b a
ssr. Hughes. (sen of j. Hughes. Esq. OF
| this cityl was the principal clerk. VS.
attacked and every person belonging to
It destroyed. those acquainted with
he trade ofthat country. look upon these
facts as strong proofs of further serious
troubles
L.EonirsaI Courant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09
A LIST OF LETTERS.
Rema!ning IN the Post Office at LynchJul
Ia. on lie 3lsL nf linrch INal

hemamihg IN The Post Office al Lgnchburg
a. on The 3lst Of March, IVA
.3-Anson Allen, Samuel c. Allen. If. VIM
\. Allen, Mrs. Susan Z. Allen >, Charles An
thony
B-Joshua Bright, Jesse Beck, Armstead
baIkSdale :, Edward Brown ,, Miss Amanda
r Burd, Joseph NJ. Berry, Miss Judith 5 Ras-
kerville >, Landon J. Burch Major Colin
buckner, Joseph Boyce y Co. Rob g Breut
Archibald Brown, Mr.. Brown, John Bell,
Rufus 4 Bush
C-Shedon Z. Church ., Reuben Cox, u.
a. W Cyle, Vim. l.. Cabcll, CHI II. Christian,
James Cos, Miss Martha A Z. Garter, James
H. Collin, Nm Chick, Josiah Carter, john
Cox, Nelson Crawford, Joseph Carson, Miss
Ann b, Crews, Walter c. Darlington, Ri,ll.
mohu Cnrle, Alessrs. ID. Campbell y Co, Pat,
rick II. Cabell ?
D-B A Donald, Edward Dewey ,, William
DIgges !, James q bearing, Mrs. Sllyy Dos
well, Mayo Davies, Mrs. Sally ponell, Dr.
IL l.. Davies, Tandy W Dowel
Joseph Eehols /, Echols y Settle, Elisha
Ellison
f-Edmned Fountain, Maj Thos Frank
lin, Elizabeth Finney.
G-Miss Al. Green, Hiram y Gleason,
Miss Maria Gray, Francis Goodwin, William
Guthrie, Ilur, L J. George.
H-J"lln r.. Hawkins, VIM. Harrison, Or
ambrose X. ilansard, OTIS flinkley, samuel
Hatcher
Judith Jenkins, Alex. Jewell, William
T. Johns ?, Miss Martha Nj. Johnson, nezeki-
ah Jordan, Dudley Jones, Chas l. Jordan,
Mrs. Matilda J Jordan.
k-Frrderisk kstAer, VIM Kidd ,
L-llehry Latham z, Rev. John s. Lee .,
Charles Lewelin 3, DR.. William l.. Lambeth,
Samuel Law, Shelley Lee, Mrs. Jane Lively,
James London II. John Lee, Forest Loekeu,
Thomas II Lucas, laban Landrum, Thomas
Lane, IL. Il " Lanehorne 2
M-Nm. Mcdonald Mrs Sarah c Mays,
John c. Moorman, Thomas avbcrry, Mrs.
Mchala Morton, William Morton, Afford Me
Daniel, james e MooIman ,, Capt Charles
hunday, tieldy Bradford or William Morgan,
KobcfF Moore
III. +. Noble, William c. Nelson ., Jos.
Needham. Spencer Norvell, Putnam North.
O-John Owens.
P-Dabney L. Philips ., John Pollock, Dir.
J. II. Patteson, Richard Perkins, .AIss Fran
ces A. Penn, David Puttesou, Thomas Prid-
dy
R--John Robinson, Warren Roberts, ., Rob
Ridgway, james r. Russell, Mrs. sally key-
noids, Miss belany Ross, IIcpry l. Rose.
81 l.. Shawn, William Shelton, ir An
thony b. Smith, .Micaiah Stone, Geo. smith
Sncky, teomaH Of coior, Robert Scott William
okipwith, Edmund N. Stevens, Jas. Saunders
L.
T-Jos. TaHey ., saml Taylor, Armstead
Iruslow ii, Captain William Turner, Hiss
Nancy Turner, Miss Ann l.. Terrell, Allen
Talbot, John Iuggell, James IL. fucker
U-John Williamson, George ". Walker,
Edmund Winston ), Miss Elizabeth Wright
v iiIiam II Nhileley 4 Co. Edward h Wi
Tiers, John ~ Williams, john Watson, Nm.
Westbrook, james AZ. ". Waltz, Nm. White,
. Captain Elias Wills, Robert b White.
join b. NJ EEELL, 7. N
Apri2 3n3I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09
TO TIE PUBLIC.

The members of the Baptist Church in
this place, beg leave 10 inform the public
that they are about To make Que mere ap
peal To their lihcraty on account Of a
debt due for their Meeting House. This
House was erected under such hattering
prospects. that their trustees were rncou
ragged to contract for the ground, building,
&c. with full confidence that il would BE-
paid for by public subscription-the trus
tees have, however, 10 advance large Sums
to complete the aymel t. But unforeseen
events have not only disappointed thercX
prctalions of receiving their money back,
which they advanced. but has 81 cmhar.
raised some of them that they are much
pressed far want of il.
The Church feel deeply sensible Of the
kindness tlry have already received from
the citizens, aud hope that this subject will
still be regarded with indulgence.
The other societies (who built under 81
milar circumstances. have the satisfaction
To see lhrlrmeeting HOUSES out of doht. May
we not hope that by the same pubic libc.
ralily ous will also be released?
The following certificate will show the
settlement OF the trustees accounts aud TIE
balance due.
We the undersigned being called ON by
II committee of the Baptist Chnich, 10 cX-
anime the acts, in relation to the purchase
of lot of ground, and the erection of
meeting house thereon, have performed
that duty, and found the sum Of eighteen
hundred and twenty eight dollars 10 be
due the trustees thereof
ID, q. MURRELL.
JOHN lIOLElNS
JOSEPH ECilOIS.
April G. 3lG9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09
SPRING GOODS.
Can,pheN & GreenWay.

Have received, in addition to their former
stock,
Superior blue and black Cloths,
Do. do. do Cassimeres
DO. fashionable ribbed do.
DO. wuse striped do.
Long yellow Nunkeens
Russia Drilling
Union Mixtures aud Satteens
Virginia aud Cotton Cassimeres
sup Manchester slrip'd Ginghams, assorted
Iamhored Book Muslin
Ga Jubilee Cord do.
Jnconet Robes
Black figured eros. de Mp
DO. do. Luventine
Plain Senehims and Sarcenetts
Superior Gnnze llandkerchiefs
Figured Gros. de Nap do.
Layenline Bord do
Pinn mud figured Canton Grapes
Sup. nndressd Furniture Prints
Plate Caiooes
Sup Cambria Prints
Together with general supply OF GROCE-
RlES, HARDWARE, CROCkERY, aud ma.
ny other articles too numerous 10 mention,
which they will sell low for cash
April u tsGq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09
.uuseum Of Foreign Literature
amt Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature IT this enterpri,e, may be unIer-
stood from few considerations which the ad
yer.i-efs will venture to subj I'm to their anuun
CATION oilt. The periodical works of Great
Brtain an + ance cpntain a mass Of literary
and cient lie Intelligence, whion does not reach
the 4 nefican pub lc Tor want OF suitabie
chnael, but whch would be read among us
with equal pleasure and profit. Such f tire
british Reviews ant Magazines as are reprint.
IA the United Statra--not excepting the r.
Ii hdl9h "a d Quart.fly Reviews -emhrt q
mitch matter which Is of title interest and Jfno
advantage to the American reader, aud not uu
reauently fitted to vitiate his literary taste, his
mo,al OF hi poitlcai principles. 1t Is desl' :
bic. andet these circumstances, that selection
s5ould benade, such as woud iurniah the a
u.be alia entertaining pottlon oi thei, con
e Is, to the exclusion oithe Other pot Oh cou
ming oil details and speeuiations either unn-
s,estinp in themselves, OF mischievous in their
tendency, oralto ether OF | cal concern and
application. On TIN plan, idle expense and a
r1ill.ss ell uinption Of time, W uld he OLIVIA
scd for pages destitute oil merit might be sub
st.toted many oil value whio II ow remain an
knoNn and inaccessible. Oh seyeIal Il itish
tarnals ol the scientific and erudlte cast, and
other indeed at a more &c, erdl and atthe same
ME very solid chdractc little or 40 use Is
mode by the edito and com! iler- the pelio-
d. al works p inted in he Uaite states.
The object of the one nov alyelt,sed, is thu
accumulation, III ermaGent tom, oi he ma
aiaI, thu, mtg cleI, Nd / She At any d
fltntiIlc a ticIe, wuIthy Il bet : le,linle in
TIL, untry, ut which, when o, are accom-.
panied by the ; possessing aocla,m I" auci-
ton mi ceIl,ny--tne Select Reei ws-aida
in tut Il 81, N, bu lot equal comprehensive
ne,,, ~ tire ire-ant, II 1ulished tbr some yea, ,
mths city, and wogd, it may e pre-amed,
Aayecontiuaed to DC suppo' ted 10y aw.de-spreId
subs flptofi, hut TOT au alteration OF the p an,
andaselies u ldycnt;tioua eve ses The revi
val olit Nth ltigeI scope, ". ud seem likely
10 lie attended with still mo signal success
Ii nlts y. III al existence, owla l. the goat
mt.tipIicat II oil reldels - pe I.dichl works,
aud he VI /. Diffusion ofthe h hi, ol seeking in
tim. boJh nulmaioa ;i!d amusement.
The II scum commence IN Jaly, 1922. 1t
iotda Aovulnmes ye
Published monthiy-Pr.ct Sir Doilars gear,
Pagadle IN adrance.