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| ap, and said they ought To be ashamed of
| themselves In thus traducng his fan fame.
aud II he was alive, hc wuuld thrash them
| for lhrir insolence. But 4llsy proceeding
| Ia utter the most dlsgraerfnl aud rcproaeh
| fu language, dead flesh and blood could
40 longer bear il np he jumps, they run,
he after Them, until he fell dow quite ex
llausted. lie Mas pot IL bed The ,iDlent
exei'rn he hid gone through promoted
Precipitation, aud he got well.
a .Niu Ruiegf Subtraction. "A labodng
man purchased a row Of u farmer, in the
state of Maine, for thirty dollars, ON. half
IL be paid in cash, the other half ia labor.
One day while NJ work thrasling IN the
farmers barn mot knowing that any one
was nrr HIM he began Ia sOlloauizc in
the following manner "J'ake one from,
Two leaves three i, aud two from two leaves
ioW and three from Two leaves Eve.
ThaPs the case my masters Cow n,,er
viii be- paid for" The farmer, overh.ar-
ng lie sol'loqny, stepped into The barn, Sc
told The lahoter " be would prove IL 10 be
The Ease ho would civ. him the COW, and
pay for what labor hs had d ne. The la
b"rcr readily agreed 10 do il, and began in
i"' iolioNlhg manner nave nov been
married aeA,iy four years the first year
my wife h'd a child that's one from two,
and leaves three the second year abe
had another, thai IL two from two, aud
leaves four the third ,ear she tad anoiher.
"hleh Is three from iao aud leaves nyr.
No" have FIVE instead of two 10 supputt,
4 fear shall never he able 10 pay for III.
COW" The hrmer Immediately paid him
to' his labor, aud gave up his n",c fr the
COW.
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drugs and Medicines.
80
II
WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON,

.iPOTHEC.iRI .lND DRI GGIST,
4 AS received directly from New York
4 aud Phiadrl phia, supply O1 DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the purest
quality, which will be sold at the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mrr-
chants, aud others, who buy large quantities,
and cannot at all times find IL convenient 10
pay the cash, can be supplied on liberal ere.
dit, where punctuality is observed. Families
in this town, and its vicinity, supplied with
medicines put up in the incest style, payable
half yearly.
He has also received, English and Amer.
can White Lead, ground in oil ) dry ditto !;
Spanish Brown, in oil dry ditto Vel
low Ochre in oil dry dnioj Spirits OF
Turpenline Linseed OIL : Venetian Red ;
Red Lead Prnssian Blne, No aud } !; ST.
pcrior Chrome Yellow; Patent Green; spruce
yellow Dutch Pink ; Mineral Green ; King 5
yellow Rose, Pink, Lythargc, English and
American Ttrmiiion ivory Black Paint
brushes oil every description; English aud
American Terra de Sienna; Black Lead )
Lamp Black Turkey Umhcr; Gold Leaf OF
superior quality SILVER ditto; spanish Win
ting; Paris ditto; American Glue superior
Blue Smalts Pumice stone; Coach Copal
Narni,h; Furniture ditto, Gum CoPal; Ground
Camwood F.; stone Ochre Logwood, ground
and in sticks, &c. &c. together with every
other Paint and Stuff now in use.
mere complete assortment Of goods IN his line
never has neen offered in this marke, before,
aud he earnestly so,icits his friends and the
nnhlic To give him call, to whom he returns
his greatiul acknowledS ments Tor past laIr"h-
aug -
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PROPO MS
Tor publishing, by subscription,
NV AMERICAN
HioSrapMicaA Dictionar !
PROP. MS
ARENFNtjltANCER

OF THE
Departed Heroes, SdSes and Statesmen OF a
mericd.
Tobe confined exclusively 10 those who sly.
nallzed themselves, III either capacity, ia the
Revolutionary War, which ohtained The indie.
pendence oitheit county.
Second Edition, Uatdanppendir-- combining
7 VIE Declaration by the Represent it,ves OF
Il the United Colonies OF North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity OF TAX ing
mp arms, Ju'y d, 7i5-Ihc Petition hy the
Representatives OF the United Colonies, To the
king ot Great Britain, July 8, 775-Apro
ton ot Congress tda day OF ia-tng, humlid-
ton and prayer, March 10, l775-The Deela.
ratien Of Independence, July /, l7.6 and the
nanll, sto by the Congress oil the United States
Of America, October SO, 1879.
Also, the Constitution oi the United States,
and the Farewell Address oil General Wash.
rNGroN, TO the People oi the United States, an
nouncing his lnent,on oil retiring from public
service, Sept,nl erl7 ,Ii96.
COMPILED BY THOMAS j. RODGERS
" Wcare ,educ ed to the alternative ri hoo
sing an unconditional submission to the tvfan-
nv oil Iiilatea ministers, OF resistance bv lof ce
Thelattel is ON choice. We hayecuunt"d the
cost Ithls contest, and find nothing 50 d. cad.
al a. voluntary slave y. ilono', justice, and
humanity, lortid us tamelv te uendei that
Ieedom VIII h we received iIom our Gallant
ancestors, AMI which our innocent poste,ity
nave a ilght to receive from MS. We cannot
endure the intamy and guilt of resiSnng site
ceedng generationsto that wietc hedness which
inesitabl, awai them, i, we basel, entail here.
ditaly bondage upon them.
i" The arms we have been compelled by our
enemle,to assume, we viii, III defiance oil every
hazard, with unabatmg ti'mness and persevcl-
ance, employ iorthe preservation oil our Iibe,-
tiis-being with one mind ,c,ol, j to die Tree
men alhc, than live slwe,." - Decia,ation
Of Congress, setting forth The necessity ojt"tipg
up dfms-Jaig Il, l115;
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.
,ducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.

Co ,ducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature Of this cntcipiI'e, may he undc.
sim from a few con, iderations winch the al
yerti,ers willy venture TO snbj lin to their annun
,i,l;on ollt. The periodical works OF Great
u,,t,in an France contain a mass of literary
and ,cienttii: Intelligence, when does not reach
the 4 nerican pnDiic tor want OF a suitable
,b,nael. but winch would be read among rs
with equal pleasure an profit, Such Of the
p,iti,h Reviews AMI i5azines as are reprint.
elm the United Statcs-not excepting the T.
di ,hnrgh ID q lareerly Kevle%e-cmbrroe
much mater which is of title interest AID yfno
adv anita Le to the Ameiican reader, AID not I'm
ireauenLly fitted To vitae ms hleiaIy taste, his
mo- ais, OF hispolitcai principles. II - deslra.
bile. ind ~ thc5e circumstanc =, that selection
snou,d bemadc. such as would iurnlah the VA
tumble ana entertaining portion oil their con
cents, to the exclusion oithe other portion cou
sting of details ana spe, ulations either unin-
(, t,,inL III tn nicely ), or mischievous III then
tendency, oralto etlcr OF local concern aud
.lAlcation. On this plan, idle expense and a
,ul.,s con ,unlption Of tune, W '',ld be olivia
,rd far pan,s destitute oil mel 1t might he sub
.ttntcd many of value which now remain IN
gno,,n ard iAarre5,ijie. Dl several Is Itiah
,,rnals or the scientific and erudite cast, and
.the,s,ndeed Of a more ge ,etai and althe same
mic very solid cnaractu little or no use is
mode b, the .ditots and compiler oithe Perio-
dlea works p intelin the Unlt d Sta. es.
The object of the one now Advertised, rs ths
accumulation, in permanent form, OF tho ma
terial thus neg ,ctel, and Of The i'te'ary aid
icientilic Aticleo worthy OF berg iePIinlca IN
this country, but which, when 50, ate accom-
panied by Ithe possessing no clam to aucn-
ton. A mi ,celIany--lhe Select Retiews-aI<in
in the design, but not eqnalin comprehensive
ne,,, to the present, hpuri5hed for some years
mthis city, and woald, 1t may he presumed,
i hweconinued to be supported ny a " de-sp'ead
slbs .riptlon, but tor an alteration oil the plan,
anIa,eiies If adventurous reverse. The revi-
val oft niG I'm. tr scope, w uld seem likely
to be attended with sill mo sIgndl success
III nits OF 5inal existence, owing To the great
multiplication oil readers Of periodical works,
and the wide diilus on of the habit OF seeking in
ZEN, IN Information and anuSemc t.
The Mase'in commence lin July, 1922. Ii
forms two volumes aye /.
Published monthiy-Puce SiI Dollars year,
payable IN ddraace
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PAW !. TANDY

IlAkLS this method of returning his sin.
- ccro thanks TO tue public for the ,vry
liberal encouragement extended towards hun
since his commencement III business, aud
now begs leave la inform them thai he hns
on innd large assortment IF mrs, IF me
latest tnshio.,, aud Of superior quality all
ot which we're manufactured under the i'm.
mediate inspection aud supctiatemience OF Wi.
iam Tardy. He has just received from New
York fine supply OF Ibe BEST NORTHERN
FukS, aud other materials in his line, which,
with his former stock, will enahie him 10 ma.
nuiacture llaIs ot all descriptions, 10 suit thu
wants OF every inhi, idunl.
As he has employed n frs, rate fnisher
from the North, VIM Is acquainted with hr
lalest fashions, the public lnay rest satisfied
thai hints of his manufacture viii he equal ia
every respect to those manufactured in tho
northern cities.
fcrsons wishing 10 purchase arr earnestly
collected Ia call and examine his hats and III,
prizes rs he is determined To sell extremely
low for cash Jnly 81. III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03

y The EDiToRs OF. TIRE NiRGINIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its >icinty,) So
Iieit subscriptions to the ,h"vc works.
The North American Review, and AmrrI-
can Journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have a decided
claim IN public support, rs forming lmpor-
tant parts of our national literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03
MONEY LOST.

DETWEEN Mr.. William Radford'' and
ID Liberty, dropt from my pockel oNft
HUNDRED DOLLARS, iH Virginia notes oil
ten dollars each. think had the money
between Col. Moare's and Nowrli m'i's, pu'
am not certain. Whoever will deliver me inc
money a. Mr. Radtord's, my present residence
or give such Information as "'ll enable me "
ret II aqain. shall he literally rewarded.
JESSE A. BKAMBLtI.,
July 2f u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03
The North American Review,

Was begun in lsl5, and has since been steadi
advancing in pablo estimation In Janua-
y, 1920, the cditorship WAS assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, Of the University at Cambridge,
New England, \ nttc SeriCS was then com.
meuced, with which il is convenient that sub
scriptons should begin, Orders tor any part
of the wcrk will however be thankfully re
ceived by 4. LiucIl and by r. Norris Henry,
who are intercstedIin tho publication.
Published qaHrierig-Pn5ce Fire Dollars n
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American Journal OF Science an,

CO1dHcfed By BENJAMIN STLLIMAN, Pro
IesS0r Of Chemistry, &c, laie CoHCge.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form etoIame.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03
pickling Materials.

I HAVE just received a supply of PICK
i LING MAI ERiALS, Of the first quality.
WALTER h. MiDDLEION.
August 90. 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03
P.1IEA II .NEUICIN Is.
Ilahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

They are eNeclIeully adapted 10 carry OIL
snrerllaons bile, aud prevedi It's morbid Sc
eretions Ia restore aud amend the appe-
lite Ia produce Il free persplratlon, aud
thereby rreventcoids, which are often oil fatal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03
Lees Ointment for the Itch,

Warranted All iuiallildc remedy.
The above celebrated Mrdicncs nrc pre-
pared aud sold Wholesale aud retail lonly) by
II. LEE, M. Ii, Maiden. lane, New ork--
aud for sale by particular appointment, in
lynchhurg, by ADRIAN X. NORTH
Junr 4. t,S7
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snperIluons bile, aud prevent It's morlid 81
eretioos Ia restore aud amend the appe-
lite to produce II tree persplfatlun, aud
thereby prevent colds, which are often OF fatal
! consequence.
liamillon's Worm I.ozenges,
Celebrated tor removing worms, aud best
known remedy Tor cleansing the stomach aud
bowels.
dose of this Medicine given occasionally
|einring the Nnrm season, vii eventually pre-.
Nenl the vomiting aud purging of children, II
dreadful disord.r, which annually destroy
thousands nj the luiant part OF our citizens.
II - likewise the mildest aud most certain re
mrds known, aud has restored Ia health aud
strength great number, " hen in an ad, anred
stage of this fatal complaint. Particular and
PLAIN instructions are given for every part OF
the necessary treatment in such cnscs.
llamilton's Grand Restorative
Is recommended Ms an Invaluable Medicine,
Tor the speedy relief aud permancn, cure at
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps IN the
Lowness OF spirits, stomach aud buck,
Loss oi Appetite, Indigestion,
lmpnr,ty ot the Blood, Melancholy,
uyderiCaI Infectious, Cont in the stomach,
Inward Weakness, aud Pains in the Limits,
Debility, KelaNations, Nc. &c.
Cure for Coughs and Colds.
HAMILTON'S EI.INiR.
sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmns, sore Threats aud apiroHch
ing Consnmptions, and most disorders oi the
breast aud luugs.
10 parents who have children afflicted with
HOPPING COUGH,
This discovery is ot the FIRST magnitude, ms il
affords Immediate relief, checks the progress,
and in II short time entirely removes the most
cruel disorder 10 Which children are liable.
Hamilton's Genuine Essence and
Extract of Mustard.
safe aud eiiccIual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt rheumatic govt,
palScy, lumbago, numhne,s, White sWeling,,
ch'lblalns, slrnins, bruises, pain i'll the tuee
and neck, &c &c.
Lees Persian Lotion
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent
aud safe of unparalleled efficacy in proven.
Ting and removing blemishes in the face and
skin, ot every kind, particularly lreeklps, PIN
Piles, scurs, letters, ring worms, sun.hurns,
NC. rendering the skih delicntcly soft aud
clear, aud Improving the complexion il is in
Il word u necessary appendage 10 the toilet.
The Restorative PoWder for the teeth
and Gums.
IIahn's Genuine Eye Water.
\ sovereign remedy for all diseases o, the
Ewes
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
AUCTIONS.
Marshal's Sale.

N7ILL be sold on ] TUESDAY tho =,
w day Of DECEMBER, at 70 o'cIo,La
for cash, all the right, title and ipteres, .,
James h. Smoot iD and TO one undu +. y
part OF one acre lot Of ground, s,ua,sd
aod bounded as follows Beginning At H.
intersection OF Duke street and Column,
street, running westwardiy with Duko
street 1873 teet 5 inches; thence southwark,
ly, parallel to Columbus.stleet, $50 Co.,
2 inches, to Wolle>s.reei; thence eas.'
wardly with Wolf street 1913 feet 5 ipche,
10 Columbus street; thence northward,
With CGlumbus.street 1858 feet 2 inches -
the beginning. Sold TO satisfy an eyern,
ton in favor ofGeorge s Hough sgajnst
the said James H. Smoot. Should the pr,'
chaser fail to comply with the terms Of lIs
above sale, the properly will be resold
and the purcha ser held liable for any ds'
fciency that may arise in consequence ii
the second sale.
d. MINOR. Deputy Marshal
for Tencb RinggOld, Marshal,
nov I'D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
MarshaI's Sale.

ON Tuesday, the 7lh day of December
W next, at | o'clock, will be sold for
cash, on the premises, ONE LOT OF
GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon. lying and being in the town OF
Alexandria, on the north side of Oronoko
stree,. and west side OF St. Asaph street,
the property OF William Brent, jr. to salts
fy an execution in favor of the Bank OF A
lexandria assignee. Should the purchaser
fail 10 comply with the terms OF sale, the
property will be resold, and said purcha.
ser held liable for any deficiency that may
arise in consequence of second sale.
D. MINOR, d, VI.
For I. Ringgold Marshal.
nov Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
TEAM-BOAT HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public, that he intends Keeping, du-
ring the season, OYSTERS OF a superior
quality, which be will be happy to serve
up in any manner called Tor at bis house.
He will also accommodate families With
sbucked oysters or 10 the she'll. As he has
mande arrangements for receiving regu-
lar supply, customers may rest assured
that they will be OF the first quality, OF
none will be sent them.
Having number of private rooms, par
ties can be accommodated TO their satisfac
ton. WM. B. STUART:
oct Ia Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
Notice..

THE subscriber having been appo ,i,or:
L trustee for the benefit OF The cred n,O,
of Samuel Snow den, an insolyent deo'0 a.
hereby requires all persons indebted u.r :.
the said Samuel Snowden, 10 MAKE p puCh
ment without any delay TO him; or to 10 'a ~.
person or persons as may be iega,'y
thorised by bin to receive psymneh'.,
aug u ~. .. HioE'.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
! POETRY.
TO IANrHE SLEEPING.

TO iANrHE SLEEPING.
LADY! dream, but not of love;
BE thy visions far above
Fevsrish hopes, and pining fears,
Fleeting joys and lingering tears.
Love is an ineonstans thing,
Ever, ever on the wing;
FLYING most, when most pursued,
Lightly lost, aud dearly woeed.
let not words, and looks of art.
Win thy young and hapoy heart;
Let not beauty char N thine eye.
The fairest flowers are first to die.
Wit and earning cannot save,
Ealor finds an early grave,
Letthe virgin beauties glsw.
Like the buds that bloom IN snow,
Like the gems that shine unseen.
Where man, the spoiler, meier hath been
Like the flowers that wreath their leaves,
Underneath the clear cold waves,
Weaving many garland fair,
Such as sea nymphs love to wear,
Far from mertal ear or eye,
In their maiden revelry.
Be thy glanciag foot the feetese,
; Be thy tuneful voice the sweetest,
Where the gay and happy throng,
10 weave the dance, and breathe the song,
). Pleasure, wit. and friendship provc;-
But Lady !Nlistsn not TO Love. :
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
gFNOt office.

7 SHALL proceed, conformably 10 the
IL foregoing decree, to sell for cash the
lands therein mentioned, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on The Seventeenth
day Of December "sas, at Prince William
Court House, Va. These lands are said
10 be highly valuable, situated in healthy
region, near Prince William Courthouse,
and will be well worthy the attention of
those v no are DESTROYS of making an aavsn.
tsgsous purchase of real property.
JOHN STANARD, Nj. F. G. d.
nov 10 DIV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
Alexandria Property for Sale
AT AUCTION.

Asvpa By virtue of deed OF trust from
HETX Jacob Hoffman and wife, 10 g.,
HsSyl cure the payment of certain sun,
49, oil money therein mentioned lfp
subscriber will sell at public auction n
the highest bidder Cat the sugar refinery
hereinafter mentioned on the tuenfv.,fr'
ond day Of neat month, the following pro.
perry, lying in and adjoining 10 the town
of Alexandria, viz. The property en-
which The said Hoffman hath for seine wear,
resided, bounded by Washington, Queen
and Columbus streets, and extending eos
feet on Washington, the same on CoIur,
bus, and 948 feet 10 inches on Queens,
On this property there is spacious and
well built BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with all necessary out houses OF brick,
good garden and a large ice house. AI.o
A SUGAR REFINERY, /
with all the usual and necessary nipple,
ments and appurteDances connected by
brick wall and shed, with isrgge two
story brick warehouse and meat house,
all built within few years past, aDd|
believed to be in complete order for Cal.
1ying on business. There is also on The
same lot OF ground a two story brick dwel,
ling house, lately erected on Queen stree,
and two other wooden dwelling house!
which are rented on ground rent for ever,
and pay fifty dollars per year. This pro-
perry will be sold altogether or in lois 10
suit purchasers, as will be made known on
the day OF sale. Being situated in the
centre of the town, very highly improved
and in situation every way desrable;it|
presents On object to capitalist, which i,
rarely TO be met. At the same tue and
place, and under the authority of the sals
deed, | shall sell
TWO LOTS OF LAND.
binding on the Georgetown road, and con-
tiguous to the town. They contain abon
twelve acres, are well enclosed, and 10
Timothy. Also, one annuity or rent 10 fee /
OF iour hundred and forty tour dollars,
charged on lot Of ground in the said /
town on the north side of Wolf and we,
side of Union street-commonIy called
the distillery lot. The terms will be made /
known on the day of sale. Cash will be
required, however, uoless other terms Can
then be agreed on by the parties concern
ed, and resale will immediately take
place at the risee of the first purchaser, un'
less the terms OF the sale are Immediately
complied with. R. / TAYLOR.
oct 26 TEN
o. The above Sale is post.
poned till FRIDAY the TENTH day OF
DECEMBER next. nov Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

AsxaA BY virtue of deed OF trust from
EETH Jacob Hoffman and wife, 10 s..
HsSSl cure the payment of certain sum,
49, oil money therein mentioned fro
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-09-09
Esn he .Hsrand "a ca,.tl..


Mr. Editor-I send you for publ
cation letter from Gen. Washington
TO Governor Lee of Virginia. II was
written in 1874, upon the subject OF the
western instruction. II is well
known that Albert Gallatin was one
oftbe most influential leaders in that
affair. This letter shows what were
Washington's opinions of his charac
ter and tendency. Alter reading it,
can any citizen who thinks correctly
believe that Mi. Gallatin is person TO
be honored with the second Office in
the government.
This letter contains another principle
Of the utmost moment. Gen. Washing
ton here expresses the high veneraiion
they ought to pay to the civil! authority.
How different is this from the princi
plies and practice of Gen. JdckSon?-
How can the deciples of Washing
ton reconcile to themselves, the efforts
Trey are making to place Jackson at
the head of the nation; thus affording
him greater power TO carry into effect
his own peculiar notions OF civil liber-
~, and what he thinks, IN practice,
free government ought to be?
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-09-09
Fsa q. L,e,sars H...lingssz..sn.


Slaughter Us. Green etc.-Where
wheat is delivered at a mill TO he ground
upon an agreement that the miller shall
return to the farmer a given quantity
of tiocr for so many bushels of wheat,
the miller is bailee and not purcha
ser, and therefore. if the wheat be
consumed by accidental fire, the mil
Ter will not be responsible for it. This
conclusion will not he altered by an
understanding between The parties, that
the miller is not hound to return flour
from that identical wheat, but flour of
a certain quality made from any wheat
in the mill
p s. Mr.. McMtyre-The decision
IN this case ough, to be made known to
every farmer--no comment will now
be made on it, and the publication is
only requested that farmers may know
the particularly necessary in their con.
tracts with millers.
II friend to Agriculture.