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SrANZ AS TO THE IVY.
ny MRS. HEMANs.


Oh. how toald Fancy crown with thee,
In ancient DAYS the God OF Wine,
Add bid thee at tho banquet be
Companion Of the vine
Thy home, wild plant. is where each sound
OF rcvclry bath long been DER
Where 'png'. 'ull NOES once Peard around,
Rut now are heard no more
The Roman on his hauic.r plains,
Where kings before his Eagle. bent,
Eutwih'd thee with -Sulting strains,
Around the Victor. tent,
YET, there, though + r,h in slossv green.
Tnumphlrty n, tUughs mig INT wave,
Better ,hou lcv',t the silent scene,
Around the vict,r's gave.
Where slecr he sons of ages flown,
Tao hapii aud heroes Of the past -
Where through the halls Of glory gone
Mn aurs the wiutry blast!
Wh"rc wears are hast,nins TO efiace
Each record Of the grand aud fair;
Thou IN ihN solitary grace,
wreath oil the tomb AT there.
Thou Ger the shrine, OF fallen Cod,
On el2.iie plains do,t nautlins spread,
And veil the desolite abodcs
Aud cities Of the dead;
Dc'cf cd palaces If kiug.,-
Arche- Of triumph, loug p'trthrown,-
Aud al once glorious ctrthv things,
II lcnstitsio thine alone.
Oh many 4 temple. -uee sublime
Beneath blue Italian ~,
Hath noucht OF beauty leil oy tiiuc,
Save ;hy Wild Tapestry;
Aud rear'i mid.t crag, aud cloud, ii, dime
To wave where banner, way'd Ut ,ore,
DER moulding tower, hv lovely RLine
Crc,ting the rocky shore.
H'gh from The fields of air loo', down,
Those oy,ies of 4 VANISHED race,
Homes of the mighty, whose rrnown
Hath pa.s'd, and let no trace
But thou art ihe:e Thy foliage bright
Onchans d, the mountain storm can brave
Inou that Will climb the lnl,ie.t height.
And Geek the BUNDLES, grave
The broathins forms ,i Paran stone,
That rise roIad grandeur. marble balls,-
The vivid hue, 10y painting thrown,
Rich o'erthe CLOWN, ,gali.,-
The Acanthus on ,orEihiqn fancs,
In 'cuiptured beauty waving fan;
Tho ., perish all-lud what remain,
rhou-thou alone art there
lis still the samc-whero'er we tread,
The wrecks Of human power ycsce,
Tue marvel, II al age fed,
Len to Decay and thee,
And still LEI man his fabrics rear,-
:, August IA beauty, grace, and strength
Days pas, thou lvy never ,erc,
And all is thine at length.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

WAS committed 90 the Jail of Albemsrie county, >, Run
" away, The 22d day Of March last, negro van named
MARTIN about 50 IS years Of age, and feet inches
high The above negro the property Of Jo.eph Coslv Or
Louisa county Is hired 20 Nayberry Weaver Of Rockbriye
county Iheowncr OF sad negro requeHed 70 forward
prove propeity,r charges and take him away or he viii he
dealt with the law directs
WILLIAM WATSON Isiior
OfAlbemnfle county,
g
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TEN DOLLaRS REU.1RD

AN AWAY from The subscriber living in the county Of
~ Caroinc, negro man named BILLY BUCK The laid
spare aade, Carpenter by trade hs white oekof hsir on
the lel eide Of his head md buhy head Of hair some ar
his hands, and one Of bis aukesraher larger Than the ~
u supposed he s lurking about Dr.. Thomas B Ander,opr
The above reward will be paid for experimenting aad deliver
ns SAID runaway 90 ore or lodge him any ISL that ret
ham again. THOS. WILSON.
june io- 10, ,0
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june
NOTJCE no CPEDTropo

DURSUANT TO order Of The Superior Court Of CI,.e
Tor the Richmond District made on the cd dsv ~ L.
62 have appointed the 9th day Of July next I'M; Or
the Time and plcc for such of The creditors Of yo5n No.
parties compromise with him 10 attend ,,,f -,
heir cns Athn has been repeatedly acted on "a :,
j. ds,rble that such report should be made al, viii enable
he Court finally 70 dispose o. IT, ie creditors who expect to
participate in The distribution, will perceive The necessity Of
paying aUcntionto this notice ~
". BAKER, ~ c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.


CUMBERLAND, (AId.) June 6.-We have late
and correct information from the several Brigades
OF Engineers between Georgetown and Pittsburgh.
The corps under the command OF Lieut. Colonel
ALERT, have descended The Potomac river about
fifty miles below this place, aod are now encam ped
at the mouth of Fifteen mile creek 1t is thought
that they will in the course Of the present week,
remove The camp to, or below Hancock We re-
gret to learn that some of the officers attached TO
this Brigade are so much ndisposed as to be unable
to render any assistance in the prosecution of the
work
The Brigade under the command of Capt. NJ
NELL IS now engaged in examining the Cassel-
mans River route, and now encamped near
Myers mill, in the Somerset county Glades
And the Brigade under the direction of JAMES
SHRIvER, Esq. have descended the Youghioeeny
as lar as the mouth OF Sangs Run, where they are
now encamped, about eight miles above Seibv's
Port.
Thus lit will be seen, that the work goes forward
most rapdiy--as much the magnitude of the
undertaking could possibly admit. .adrocate
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no UNDERWRITERS

Pursuance of an act Of the General Assembly OF Virginia,
entitled an act to authorize the establishment of West
ern Lunalie HOsphaf--passed 22d January, 1885;
Notice hereby given that Saturday the 9Th av Of july
next proposals for the erection Of the necessary building
oed by the act aforesaid will be received by the under
signed committee appointed by the Court Of Director, for
Ihat purpose.
The work will be required TO he done in the best
TO be commenced AZ early possible after said 9Th
plan OF the buildings and the site will be shevn any per
sou persons disposed to contract upon application eher
OF the members Of the committee
Bond with approved security will be required Of the under
aker underwriters, the penalty of twenty thousand dol
% conditioned for the faithful performance of the contract
under the immediate superintendent OF the directors.
WILLIAM KINNEY, I'M .
SAMUEL CLIRhE,
BILLIAn BELL, ,
LlI': W1DDEL, :
- W-H S. EShRIDGE,
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COTTON GAYS

'E1HE subscriber, formerly resident of M,,b,,r, ,
where he was long engaged making Cotton Gins, rbicL
Wee highly approved Of, has resumed that bu.uc in ~
oy ana "uen carrying II on the improved plan and
10 any defnand That may be wanting the low price Of - In
per saw, for all Gins Of from so saws and for ,o,
greater numbered saws 50 - only will be charged: he y;
those who may want Gins made, send their OrJcr, ~ ell
as possible, which shall be faithfully executed and n he ok
not approved Of they shall be bound TO rcccyr
My residence Is Main Street over Mr. william SIi,,b,u
Jeweer, rIT,,tIIr ~, J. ~, az
Richmond, May IS M u ~ 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

ANNAPOLIS, June o.
appointments By the Governor and Council of
maryland, June session, 1925.
The Hon: Samuel SPrigg, Philip 4. Thomas
esq. and Col. Frisby Tilgham, Commissioners of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on the part of this
state.
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the E00sTnor c6fhe Commonwealth
A PROCLAMATION.

A PRoCLAMATIoN
w HLtEAS has been represented the Executive b,
w the proper authority, that certain Samuel A,,si
whom bli OF indictment has been found nv Grand JIM If
he county Of iiarOn, for the murder Of Jonas
county on the 10Th Of January last did, Immediately after The
PefPerhon Of the said act make his escape and ~ now COM
az large have therefore thought proper with the adv,Se 81
% Council u state 10 offer reward hundred and 6
dollars to any Perion persons who will appelend and con-
yey TO te jail Of the said county Of Harrison The aid
Auglh Aud do moreover require ali officers civil ami ,ii
tary and eShort the good people ofie commonwealth 10 nee
lne hes. endeayou 70 cause The said fugitive aPprehen
Given under my hand Governor and uoder IA. ..,t -
IL 81 The commonwealth at Richmond this 3td ds. a. A.
1926. JAMES pTI.Ss!a S,1re, ~
Samuel Ausn is about feet inehe, hgh. dsrk e9,ly
bu'hy hair buceye rather dark skin stout made and ae.v
years OF age very laxative times and sometimes r1ks
To considerable eNcrshad black wool hat his clothes ain
o. domestic manufacture. lie acendcd the Ohio river In HI,
flight and probably in Of the Western States or terrific
rics.
June O. e-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-17

rms dI1ii 5 on scale Of about quarter
Inc main snait Of wood about foot dianttc with
/ h0rse-wak.
Il Mains Of cast iron driving pin,n G. on ,vro,,b,
! non perpendicular shat, which Is
be'h Wheel driving Pinon +, wrought iron
s",I on Whioh me baud wheel r. The hand from which
extending through the 6Oor II, drives Gin above But
the Gn-room beside the nearly level there
WIN me yLontHi sait must be e'npltd 10 wooden shaft
hyrse-wak enters the gToom aud there the band wheel n
placed over the pulley Of the Gin ccumstanoes may
tn, machinery will be made to produce by ordinary horse
wise directed will he calculated Tor about 10 per
I minute.
The cost of the castings aud wrought iron ,v,r for ,rsi
ing Gin his plan is, fot horse power about so r
estimate include. el inks and ndt for main mn III
h0 for securing nachinery. The journals Of the yrou sh iron
shafts are turned, and run on steel or brass.
Where Gins be attached water mills the cirru
stance are so various that they not be considered H.
The present price Of Gin. made in Richmond with m m
ont fut r It under 80 saws 81 90 per slw; Tor 40 saw, or
81 . per saw. jins Of Northern rsuuficiue ,,i
steel lv, $ DER cav GIN. ace not ,,,r q, .t,,
bu viii be procured of the KIDD required (onl. when m,e
ney Is ordered with them and no commission charged
communic7iions past pail Will be- attended asd prevent
disappointment please observe ilt prompt payment or en-
DAVID l. BURR.
y. y. All kinds of Iron and Brnss Cadngs and Vyo,o5,
Het for machinery done 10 he bci 'iy, al short notice
FsNit subscriber having r,csn,y parthssds on Nifc
- ne intends permanently 20 fe,idc,oher' for ale that Form
stony Ron, the county Of Hanover trhu p T. n,
resident NJ rohi7us IS acres with dwelling mouse, kitchen
dairy barn, ice house comfortable quarters for negroes alse
GARDEN aud al The requisites or genel family IT, prol
NIFTY 90 Richmond, 90 uie)its being wen warrel snd In
nesbbourhood rro,eshsl oi health hophdy aud frendhip
cannot bu render acquisition 90 any person wishing
country residence. Tic land viii be shcwn any person wish
ing TO puch'se the premises, and the terms made known hy
myseli thereon JOHN n. BLAIR.
feh'7 40 wifi
INTENDING shortg 10 70 EnroysA thoss WHO have
claims against requested 10 bring them for settle.
ucn Aud those who are indebted 10 me- are hereby desired
To- clll and make payment LEWIS NJ RIVALAIN
Way 81. 7O---wtf
Pr NTViTAyG TTTx
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A meeting held at the court house IN The town
Of Romney, On the 22d day of MAY. 1925, by the
ctlzcnS Of Hampshire, TO consider the proprety Of
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1t is said that MIR. Dodiridge has brought suit
against Mr.. Johnson, for some slanderous reports
which were circulated during their last eiecti-
oneeTtng campaign. We are not informed what
the reports are Aforgdntotcn Chron
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TO COTTON PLAN-TERS

order TO answer the MANY enquiries made relative =, mo,
ehnefy for ProPeing Cotton Gins, aud 10 give infor
nation 10 all concerned here insert kctrh Of
'uta@ie that purpose where horse powers employed AMI
such As Is nov IN successful operation , - W
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cOlryTsSJoNrp,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Richmond. 4p,;i o. 1895
The parties n,eI ested will please take nuiice that hay
appointed the 18Th day Of July the accounts
ia the foregoing order of court which d,v n,
O'Clock a. M they required attend my Office n tb,
city with their accounts and vouchers reay foe examination
and settlement. III 'pAkE1 ~ ~ 'i'
May 8. 49, 90 -
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INTENDING stortg to 70 to EnropeA thoss WHO have
claims against requested 10 bring them for eitls.
mcnt Aud Hose who indebted me, hereby desired
To- call and make payment LEWIS NJ RTVALAIN.
Way 81. Owl
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CONVENTION.


To the Editors Of the Enquirer
GENTLEAtEH: You will at once do an act of
justice and ollige subscriber, by Publishing in YOUR
paper he enclosed article on the subject OF the
proposed Stanton Convention.
Yours, respectfully
Welchester, June G, 1925.
REPUBLIsHED RY REQUEsr.1
From the Winchester Republic,r ng I'm. q
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
THE RICH AND THE POOR.

The rich have the most meat; the
poor have the best appetite. The rich
lie softest-the poor sleep the soundest.
The rich have dellcacies; the poor have
health. The rich are afraid Of losing
the poor have nothing to lose, and SO in
this respect have nothing to fear. The
rich dread the midnight robber; the poor
have no apprehensions of being robbed.
The rich hang them selves through fear
poverty; the poor (such as have always
been poor laugh and sing, and love their
lives too well to put their necks in the
moose.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
WRITTEN IN COMMON PLACE nook.

See to your book, young lady, let it be
An index to your life; each page be pure,
BY vanity uncolor'd, and by vice
Unspotted. Cheerful be each modest leaf
Not rude and pious be each written page,
Without hypocrisy, be it devout;
Without moroseness, be it serious
If sportive, innocent. And if tear
Blot its white margin, let it drop for those
Whose wickedness needs pity more than hate
Hate no one-hate their vices, not themselves;
Spare many leaves for charity-that flower
That better than the roses first white bud
Becomes woman's bosom. There we seek
And there we find it first. Such be your book
And such, young lady, always may you be.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
THE MAD GIRL.-Bloomf field.

"Careless seem'd her grief; for quick restrained.
Mrth followed loud, Or Indignation reigned;
Whims wild and simple led her from her home,
The heath, the common the fields to roam
Terror and JOY alternate rul'd her hours;
Now blthe she sung, and gathered useless flow rs
Now pluck'd tender twig from every Dough,
To whip the hov'rng demons from her brow
=" Nought her rayless melancholy cheers,
Or sooths her breast, or stops her streaming tears
Her matted locks unornamented flow;
Clasping her knees, and waving to and fro =
Her head how'd down, her faded cheek to hide
piteous mourner by the pathway side.
Some rufted moleh thro' the livc-long day
She calls her throne there weeps her life away
And oft the gay passing stranger stays
His well-tim'd step, and takes silent gaze,
Till sympathetic drops unbidden start,
And pangs quick springlng muster round his heart
And soft he treads with other gazers round,
And fan would catch her sorrows plaintive sound
One word alone is all that strikes the ear
One short pathetic, simple word, sc Oh dear "a
thousand times repeated to the wind,
That watts the sigh, but leaves the pang behind
For of the proffer'd parley shy,
She hears tn unwelcomc foot advancing nigh
Nor quite unconscious of her vretched plight,
Gives one sad look, and hurries out Of sight"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
ANECDOTE OF DIR. LYONS,
BISHOP OF CORK.

BISHOP
DR.. William Lyons, who was preferred
30 the bishoprick Of Cork, Cloyns and
Ross, toward the latter end of queen Eli
zabeth's reign, was originally captain of
ship, who distinguished himself SO gal
iantly in several actions with the Span
lards, that on being introduced to the
queen, She told him that he should have
The first vacancy that offered.
The honest captain who understood the
queen literally, soon after hearing Of va
cancy in the see Of Cork, Immediately
set out for court, and claimed the royal
promise. The queen, astonished at the
request, for time demonstrated against
the improperly Of it, and what she could
never think of as an office suitable to him.
It was, however, in vain he said the roy
al word was passed, and he relied on it.
Her majesty then said she would take
few days to consider on it; when examin-
ing into his character, and finding him a
sober moral man, as we'll as an intrepid
commander, she sent for Lyons, and gave
him the blshopric; saying, at the same
time, {" she hoped that he would take as
good care of the church as he had done
of the state"
Lyons Immediately set out for the
bishopric, which he enjoyed for above
twenty years, with great reputation TO
himself, never attempting, however, to
preach but once, and that was on the
death of the queen. On that melancholy
occasion, he thought it his duty to pay
the last honors to his royal mistress, and
accordingly mounted the pulpitin Christ
Church in Cork when, after giving
good discourse on the uncertainty of life,
and the great and amiable qualities of the
queen, he concluded in the following
warm, but whimsical manner: "Let those
who feel their loss deplore with me on
this melancholy OCCASION; but if there
are any that hear me, who have secretly
wished for this event, as perhaps there
may be- they have now got their wish,
and the devil do them good with it,
The bishops name, and the date Of his
appointment (l583) are on record in the
consistoria court Of Cork and his pic
ture, in his captains uniform, the left
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
THE RISING MOON.

The moon sup how calm and slow
She wheels above the hill
The weary winds forget to blow
And all the world lies still.
The way-worn trav'lers with delight
The rising brightness see,
Revealing all the paths and plains,
And gliding every tree.
1t glistens where the hurrying stream
It's little ripping heaves
1t falls upon the forest shade,
And sparkles on the leaves.
So once on Judah's evening hills
The heavenly lustre spread
The gospel sounded from the blaze,
And shepherds gazed with dread
And still that light upon the world
Its guiding splendour throws;
Bright in the opening hours of life,
And brighter at the close.
The waning moon in time shall fail
To walk the midnight skies;
But God hath kindled this bright light
With fire that never dies.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
STANZAS.-BY LORD BYRON.

~
The bird let loose in Eastern skies.
When Fastening fondly home,
Meier stoops to earth her wing, nor file
Where idle warblers roam.
But high she shoots through air and liz
Above all low delay,
Where nothing earthly bounds her Aigl
Nor shadows dim her way.
SO grant me, God, from every care,
And train Of passion free,
Aloft through virtues purer air,
TO hold my course to thee
No sin to cloud, no lure to stav
My soul, as home she springs
Thy sunshine on her joyous way,
Thy favor on her wings
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
hand wanting finger, is to be seen in the
bishops palace at Cork.
1POEiE e e.
FOR THE GARLAND.

FOR THE GARLAND.
hat Muse for S. l.. H***** would refuse to
Ye Muses. seize your golden Tyres,
To her whose charms my soul inspires;
O'erstrew her path with falrest flowers
With flowers of every hue
Flowers sweet as those in yonder bowers
That only bloom for you
o Irvine around her POLISHED brow
The olive wreath of peace
And should the drops Of sorrow flow,
Bid them forever cease.
When lightnings dart along the sky
With whirlwind's rapid sweep,
o then to shield her quickly fly,
And 'point them to the deep"
Let all her days in this dark vale,
Glide smooth as summer seas,
When from the eye they softly steal,
Scarce dimpled by the breeze.
And when the icy touch of death
Congeals LIES purple stream,
Then, Muses., watt her to the skies,
And make her charms your theme.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28
FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
THE HAPPY MOTUFD


Methinks the prettiest touch of earthly bliss,
Is when a mother gazes on her child
Her infant babe, and 6 ives that long, sweet kiss
Which thrills the soul with rapture soft and wild
Tracing with rapid eye its little form,
AS on lap the tiny creature smiles,--
Emblem of innocence to which her warm,
Fond bosom swells in love, that fear beguiles
Now at arms length she feasts her longing gaze,
Then quickly darts it to her pouting lip;
Views it still DER and DER, while glad she plays,
And from its mouth seems honicd 10y to sip.
Oh thrilling transport unalloyd delight
Her little world of happiness is there;
The joyous pride which makes her sorrows light,
And we'll repays her for a mothers care.
But hush young sleep now lights upon its brow,
Her half drawn breath may not disturb its rest
With gentlest motion see it press'd-and now
IT'S softly pillow'd on its mothers breast ICIL.
TO a beautiful lady elegantly dressed.
Adjoining thee with so much art
Is but barb'r skill:
It's just like polishing dart,
Too apt before to kill. A.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-28

FROM THE ROCKINGHAM GAZETTE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-23

20 Thessaiy, there . make part Of the
corps opposed To the Greeks /; but the,
have positively and unanimously refused
i" We viii not march," said the Janissaics.
: till the heads of three of the Sulfau'
Ministers, have been delivered IL u.s."
The Grand Vizier aud thr Pacha o.
b lukdrfe have concerted measures Ia pre-
vent new explosion. Some more chief
oflhe insnrrection have bcen arrested and
secretly executed.
There are various reports IN circulation
relative to the late Grand Fazef Ghailh
Pacha but it seem difficult to believe in
his recall, though it is desired by very ma
merous party. His moderate system could
not support itself in the critical circum
stances in which the Porte now is.
The Marquis D'Ezragn has arrived ek,
press at Constantinope with dispatches
for Count Gnilleminoi the French AiEbas-
sador.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-23

Il IL o. 70 .oo0 men are con,sa....
ne i'iand oi Cuba. Ly va ,',;'''' :, +
me famous Castle Of St Jn5f ~ 's'asa
me wei equipped. went On, - = 49,.
morning ~ sin merchant -, - D.
.lanlfoftss The brig Margar., ~, 10.
3rrla ,i, Of Norfolk, virsiais. +. III. ~ {
f'nshsh, French und one vi ,,,.. '.i'T.
der convoy of f'vo heavy rgo IN.
government riys them eE,rs,..'...'''.s a.s.
ana has Better credit ius Ilba55....... g.
other. ''"s'aiHy .#
lhe government armed sqls..
aud gun boat succeeded H. o'ae'l |
7rar'sll government armed .,l5,' - =.
ha' - 4'ch had supplied he fa'', "a ..ss
fstnrn'ng report Is in circeI.,' Aa3
Gay 'hal bolivar "iII Join 81, A. -.a',a'' Is
and with such torces Tor the u, 49,. 81 =
fs"der SUCCESS certain, lie ,oi ,'s'2. 5.
rom THIS country are vel ol'.,,'..s 'a
an enterprise. l enclose ,on ~! ~ u.
Ton OF st. Anna which mnt - nc nc ~.
log,, The independence Of TIM, wa w.. :.
VIII rum lis agriculture. ana -, '-.a.5.,
merce 81 the United stgtes ! j., ,,,g ''1
y and events as tLey transpirp 80 .