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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
From the Albany Argus.

The h's, npm''er Of sem'w"rkIy io"
nal "nllled The NtlanaI Observer" un-
der the editorial change Of Solomon South
wick, Esq, AID rf'oted by Mr. Geo. Cad
pin, WIS issued in this city On fnrsday
ST. Il is u neatly executed and wrh fur
nshrd street. Politically, II promises to
support III" present administration of the
General Government, provided Away
thai the Executive shall not teIupt Ia
hold over the time limited by the salnlaly
examples OF Washington, Jefferson Mad :
son and Monroe" In other respects. il
promises to he thr "mirror of Truth, the
medium of Science, the mantle of Charity,
and the shield of Liberty and Justice"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
DOMESTIC.
DINNER TO MIR rJAv

dhs Let'ngto" lhen.) Reporter of n,
I'm J"ly, Says-On Saturday last nnh'
We olaner vas gwen to Mr.. Clay at San
e'rs Garden. The morning was so u.-
favorable, That general wish for most.
ponemen, prevailed; but the rain having
ceased about ten O'Clock, It was o,ha,vis.
Determined by the managers in order no,
10 disappoln' those Of IN. suhscrih.,s WI
might attend Il, the place designated A,
hall past Two o'eloek, between and
goo citizens Of the town and nc;rhh.'n
no"d' .ai down with Mr.. Clay iaa sunni
uoH' dinner prepared BY Mr.. Noble IN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
balldlngs Immediately On Brick Hon,r

haildlngs Immediately ~ Brick Honse
I Hun "a a IN mintir- thry spread 10 ihr
teDe'penfs on thr Ailey, rssfy oos OF
shtch, from NJ. WALgnR's brick build
M on Buk Street 20 Mr.. DAtIDsUs's
IN Old ~ltset these two, through goat
exrfiions, bsing pfesef,ed,l MAS eiihef
burnt or blnsn up then communicating
rasi, number at workshops, humber
hou,es, ttble-, rte besides a two story
dsslling.hnusr bnl"ngiug to the estate 81
the late John Baird. shared similar fate.
Owing ia the stiffness of the air, and the
extraordinary Efforts of the f,e comps
MES, with the assistance of many acti.'.
individuals. tlerp being no lock of wafer
the more valuable front houses IN Bank
aud Old Streets aud West Of Blrd's Al ry,
although IN some instances slightly injured,
wee -ased from total destruction.
Thr aggregate loss By fire, ss we es-
ttfnair II, j. not great and the amount will
BIZ dn died Among u uunbet. thu Insurance
Oilires, we understand, not paying more
lhin $4,000. In mos. instances, the goods,
furniture. &c were ie,un,rd from the
buildings endangered without material
daniegr al breakage ,and we know OF no
casr OF perulIar hardship ar sttefe auller-
i0g. With respect 10 is ntlgiu, we are
40 ltlle able Ia account TOR IL ~ ave were
10 unra,el the my sirilaus clrcumstances
attending tie two ifrs preceding II. II
all lhrse occurrences are Ia b. tilflbnted
10 tHceHdtdrteS, theB We must have among
MS Il baud OF oesprradoe7 - ftrklr.s and
wicked ~ ~ .lCiu1-ly Prfsea rug m tlsr
alpss IN. II charge bt. 10 accideat alone,
surely our lot has been hard orr, though
we cannot but bupr that salirirnf at5nr-
mrnt IS NV mrde for al our past cafrlrss-
ness aud neglect 81 those natural means
provided tor our security, ani oln Abund-
ant experience hhs b,en paid fur 1t y prize
hugh A. for the liousrs re-
Gently burnt, they were <. nrtally old, of
but liily us", aud dangerous To better
buildings IN their slclity. Thry are gone
let them go. lfrver, Phmmk-like, they
are destined again Ia rise from Their asllrs.
W. hope II may be III the form not of com
ilnnous rO"s uf ittlr woodrn huts, but
that good, safe, copmodions brick tenr-
menls may 6t erected ia Their stead.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

anu ohhfes IN proportion.
Present price OF tickets So, halves 81 50,
quarters 10 cts but will rise on the Isl of Au-
gust 10 "a.
The drawing will certainly take place in
October under the superintendent OF the
following gentlemen Judge VIM. Daniel,
Chlswell Dahpey, Albcn M'Daniel, John G
Meem, John Bullock, David Il Murrell, Wm
Mkinney, VIM. w. Norvell, George Whit.
locke, John w Bagwell, Ammon Hancock,
Robert Kyle, James l.. Ctaytor, Jesse b. Har
rison, Micajsh Davis, Colin BuckRer, Eliian
Fletcher, John c. Wills, John Hancock and
John {. Miller, Esqrs.
AZ Orders from a distance, by mail, post
paid, or private conveyance, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, will meet the most
prompt attention il addressed TO
AUG. LETTWICSg,
Manager.
North CnrO,ipu Soptt CaroIiua MI l,.nr-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
HIGH AND Low SYSTEM.

Prsiaia Literature Lottery, 4th class,
win be drawn in Lydchburg in October next.
All. IN ONE DAY.
TO BE DRAWN ON A NEW PLAN.
More Prizes than BLanks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

NJ The Petersburg Republican saws,
TIM hi, paper IS " miscnlitdn ihe i" Virgi--
ni4n.n WI, so, most sa .irnt SIR Is It
because VIZ do not support a TsHnssseaa
for the Presidency We think the = re-
publican" the greater misaomer OF the
two; for, IN supporting Military Chief
taio" for the Office OF resident however
br nny b- qualified by his bon st, and
tslpnis Ia perform It's duties, That paper
is aiming blpw al TIE vitals al Rtpatti-
can institutions. II IL laying ia. iaunda-
iion Of n system which very republican
ought seriously In drprt cate, and solemu-
~ to protest against.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

CO Under the foreign head, will be
found an account of ihr ARRIVAL of the
Hon. John Randolph of Roanoke, at Ii
verpoUl and full statement nf his con,
duct. No comment is necessary.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

North Caro,ina, Sonth Carolina and G.or
sia money taken at paF July n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
FIG,2 'YlNuIyTgA1f +.
LYNCHBURG, AUGUsrlo, 1915.
Distressing .lecident-Lasi Tuesday

Distressing Incident Last Tuesday, a
shocking secidtnt occurred. IN this place
pear Lyncb's Mill. II apppars thai two
youths, siss Vautrr and Daniel Brown,
aged about Is 81 II, hid taken gun with
Them IN The morai Z for the purpose oil
hunting. They had seated themselves. for
a few moments, The goti resting on the lap
nf Vawter, when II WAS accidentally dis
charged, and the conteDls wrge lodged IN
lhe body OF ynung Brown, immediately
under the leli arm, AID resulted III his in
slant death. A r0roner's inquest was held,
aud lis verdict vas in accordance with The
universal sentiment. that ii VAS he result
IF acctdent. The drcra5rd was very
promising youth, AID his sudden and IN
expected death has excited bal 0ne feeling
of regret for his nolimrly fate, and com
mioeratlun for his afflicted relatives.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10
FlRE-AGAIN ~


Petersburg. august l. For the third
time within two weeks, the irksome task
devolses upon us of narratius the parlicu-
lars of an alarming aud destructive conna
grafton in our Borough. On Saturday the
18th July fire commenced ia rear oil
Sycamore and Back Streets which con
sumed bout twenty buildings on Tues
day the 18th another broke ont on Wal
nut Street Which swept of about Thirty
and on Saturday last the 2sh third took
place in rear of Buird's Alley and between
Bank and Old Streets, and before il could
he exiinguished upwards of twenty houses
were destroyed. iIl-iated Town Month
memorable IN our annals Never 60 be-
forgotten July The alarm WAS sounded
AT the dead hour Of night-half past
Twelve. The flames were seen Ia burst
through the roof and sides OF house oc-
cup'ed as Stable in a cluster Of wooden
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

Is there any Indication Of hostility to the
administration. or Of Love for Grn. Jack.
son ? We eause for reply"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

u We publish to-day an account of
NE Dlnaer gwen TO Mr.. clay. at Licking
ton hen.) Are not his constituents nor
sr,ahIn5 Their sentiments ? And where
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

Good 7fmcs.--The Grand Jury for this
COMPUTATION, WIS in session only about al
hour on Monday last, aud adjonrnrd with
out making single preseumenf. II is .
still m"le pleasing fact, that not an lndI-
sldutl IL confined in ndr J H. Good tunes
for Tue people, but rather gloomy for the
tdWyerS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

Fmr Norfolk was visited by another
fire Oh Tuesday night last. Four houses
were consumed, three of which we're in
sured The one not insured belonged to
a poor widow, in whose behalf sympathy
seems greatly awakened.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04

the Senate, il will probably defeat the bill. As
the house will not, it is supposed, consent to it,
There is another subject too, of vast moment
the Greek treaty, involving the faith and honor
Of the U. States The peace and interests Of
Georgia, and of a numerous tribe of Indians.
which in like manner with other business lies
unregarded before the Senate; and all this, be-
cause it pleases the vice president and mis- new
allies, to interposc every sort Of obstacle and
device in the way of project which they sup
pose favourite one with the administration,
as it is clearly with the country, and that with.
out any reference to its real merits; for incrcd-
ible as it may seem. after two months delay, it
is yet nevertheless certain, that up to this day
the main question Of the expediency of the
mission to Panama, has never been approached
nor discussed.
1t may be hoped that, sooner or later, the in.
junction Of secrecy will be removed from the
journal of the Senate in this business, and then
unless rumor be most falIacious indeed. will
be exhibited such series of unidentified and
passionate proceedings, as even those who pro-
NOTED them will probably have the grace to
be ashamed Of, as they will certainly, in nv
Judgment, be taught by their constituents to
regret. 1t is probable that to-day, The discus
slons on the eXpedlency Of the mission will be
opened, and they will last week or ten days
The President has as vet returned no answer 10
the call Of the House; il may be-from desire
not to give any pretcxt 10 the Senate for fur
Their delay-nor confirmation to the report,
which there is good reason to believe to be
wholly unfounded that the call was stimulated
by the administration. Neither the President
nor his Secretaries, in any manner invited or
prompted the proceeding, yet it is boldly
charged upon them as their measure: and,
from the same sources they are approached, in
one breath, with having thereby insulted the
Senate in seeking to influence them through
the popular branch-and, in the next, with in.
sulting the House, not by making prompt re-
ply to their call. Some wizards, indeed, more
Jealous than the rest, treat the call as an insult
to both houses-lhus making the House of Rep
resentatives Ito borrow phrase heard used
there few days since in this scene) to "box
its own ears
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04
wAsHINGToNs BIRTH DAY.

We believe the only levee in this city on the
birth day of the Great Father OF his Country
was held by Mary Simpson, who keeps small
cake store at the corner of Cliff and John
stree is. Mary was born at Mount Vernon, and
remained there until her old master, the Gener-
al died. This faithful domestic had her table
covered with white cloth and filled with cake,
and served up hot whiskey punch whilst re-
ceiving the annual congratulations Of many re-
spectacle gentlemen who wished her long
life, and remembrance 9th early days spent
in the service of great and good master.
n. r Paper.
The Pittsburgh Gazette Of Friday last says
@the rivers are in Ene naNigaDle order"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04
'Hence probably the origin Of charity boxes.

The Indians and their Gome.-A Detroit pa
per says-The surveyors, (of a route for ROAD
who have returned, inform US that game, OF ev-
cry description, is more abundant this season
than it ever has been known before. The white
hunters are making money rapidly, and the In
dians find abundance Of provisions in every part
of the country. The lattsr never kill an ami
NAL, not even muskrat, for It's skin alone, but
only when its carcase is necessary for the food.
BY singular superstition, also, they cannot be
prevailed upon TO kill wolf, insisting that a
wolf is their brother, and lives by hunting deer
like themselves If the Indians could be per-
suaded to kill the wolves, this country would be
filled with deer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04
POETRY.
From, tie Connecticut Mirror.

From the Connecticut Mirror.
ON THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER,
Emperor of the Russas, at Idganrok, December, 1875
Napoleon died upon Helena's rock,
Round and beneath were pil'd and stord the waves
Mighty and fathemless. Atlantc's shock
Recoipd, and through its deepest, coolest caves,
OF pillar'd spar and coral architraves,
Did Oceans homage to that great mans death.
Bad was he, but yet great. OfKings, of slaves,
of Popes, the equal dread His latest breath
Fell where the waters washed to shore his sea-green
wreath.
But thou, by Asian Azof's shallow pool,
Where the Don pours its tributary mud,
Where nought but cold Cimmerian blasts have rule,
And Kalmuck's hungry Tartars fight for foods
Thou, whom We once thought wise, and great, and
good
Peace, such as thou did'st wish to all. abide
With thea despot's peace. So let the Hood
Of mem'ry stagnate round thee, like the tide
That sashes Taganrok from Azoff's shallowest side.
Then let the Cossack trail his barb 'rous lance,
And learn to do the obsequies of Cars
Teach his wild horse around thy grave to prance,
And know the sounds of amens from hurras.
He, paid in plumber for his wounds and scars,
Rsjoices that another chance may come,
When Southwark, in the strife Of Turkish wars,
That horse shall hear Tambourgis muffled drum,
And trample, not as now, on many lordly tomb.
Fair Liberty! Nor he of Helen's Isle,
Nor he of Azofs side, were born of thee,
Children Of cruelty, long nurs'd by guile,
They claim no tear oftrbute from the free.
Then let the despots rest. But where is he
Who, pure in life, majestic in his fall,
Lay down beneath his native cedar-tree'
Potomac's wave, Mount Vernon's grassy pail,
That his relies round o! these are worth them all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04
For Sale.
The COLUMBIAN FACTORY, with
4 all the out buildings, Grist Mill, and Land
nm which they are erpcted Containing,

10 II
w. stsH on which they erected, containing
G ABOUT SIXTY ACRES
situated on Four Mile Creek, miles from Alexandra,
and 4 from Washington and Georgetown, near the main
road leading from Alexandria to Washington. The
Factory consists of substantial Brick House, about As
feet by 65 three stories hgh containing 1900 spndles
with all tie necessary machinery in good order and in
full operation; brick houses amply sufficient for the
accommodation of all the hands; also good Grst Mill
turned by the stream lower story of sto up
per of frame, with pair of stones. The value of this
factory may be estimated by the quality Of the yarn
made there, having decided preference to any other
offered in the markets and its proximity TO Alexandra,
Geo. Town & Washington, nsures at all times good
& ready market for all its yarn. Possession will be Civ.
en- on the first of June next, when will be oeredat
public sale the premises, if not previously disposed
of at private sale. Application may be made to
GEO. S. HOUGH, Pres't C. +. C.
A. C. CAZENOVE, or
MARI EDW. STABLER.
CfThe National inteligencer will publish the above
every other day until the first of june if not otherwise
directed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04
70 the Public.

It's not for me to boast the
WR@xfact that the New Line Citi-
@&GHMH zens' Coach, at fare of s.. has
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04
POtAtOes.

YOtAtOeS.
Lindsay & Hill haze just received and for sale.
AEn bushels seed potatoes, in fine order
4JU feb 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-04

usual, committed to the Judiciary Committee
of the Senate to examine and report upon, that
committee, through their chairman, from mo-
tives yet to be explained, amended it, (though
in that particular similar to their own) so as TO
unite in one circuit Kentucky and Ohio, two
states in which three-fourths Of all the business
of the western country is done, leaving three O.
Their judges to so through the remaining fourth.
This amendment, SO contrary to common
sense, as well as to their own first report, the
Senate's Committee adopted on the suggestion
of Mr.. Rowan-the father of the relief system
in Kentucky, and not unwilling coadjuto with
MIR. Van Buren,, in any thing tending to create
distrust and embarrassment. What the pre-
else motive Of Mr. Van Buren, was in agreeing
to this Observation-Disclosures, by yielding in
this instance to Mr.. Rowan, he hoped to obtain
his support in turn for other projects, or from
some other calculation-canno yet be known;
but it serves to illustrate what has before been
said, that the Senate is now made the focus OF
cabal This cannot be pronounced a harsh
inference, seeing that the circuits were undoubt-
eddy arranged in both houses, after much deli
beration, and with singular unanimity as to their
distribution. The hasty and unadvised amend
ment therefore, with reference to the facts
shews to be any thing but an improvement,
must have been suggested by considerations O.
Their than those of its own merits, or the public
expedlency.
Should it be concurred and persisted in by
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

use OF naney. The Stockholders do s,, .o, 80.
more man sax per cent annual dividends up. ,,er s,or m
"iCh besides the tax already mentioned the o,v,rs 80 49,
nddn!"nai property The consian, ncreas r. ;
banking Capital therefore certainly furnishes !, - ="
INC neiri that Tie profits of such investments of mc,, ~
institutions wiose Ste business il 10 loan n,oucv ,,i
" no more than six per cent, found satisfactory, en-
pensation. ~'''S conn
Banks are the great reservoirs jno which, the rope IS
nc state flows, and is collected from irnun,e,a!,
"hen collected, instead Of being as before IL, tho ~
great number of persons anois, ,vhon, comina,;,
u oe uhcult not impnsble is all ,,irist the con-
'u "i Il lew individuals, may with facility co,,,uo
'osHher aud Create almost at their nleasure c,rc, ~
IN this state Of things, the, themselves can Dor
we 'naaey from these Institutions which were crc.ted
c accommodation, an practices the most enormous
h;,a ,nere IS no protection against this but the
~ .. ,nc Csiry Law, for ii will not do to sa that
H., "' give more for money than il WORTH and
''"e we can cooy calculate that worth whom The
misery OF Bankruptcy, the disgrace of Jail and ,
"a DIS mmiiy stare him in face There was corn rnob
no u,nG 'he years of famine feed the whole peo-
IA ,ne sotehouses of Pharaoh who by means of his ,ono
ntst got the money, then the caale and lands and
i"ni'y tnade slaves of tina people.
fho Bsntham parting. offered Mr. n l.al ,e,.,;
'"e generosity of which, must have been .nsel, mn
,I,, ; can De accounted fer orr by suppositron
,"' ~, suhor did consider il of very great y,lo
- WI - would chonse wisely he must prefer 10 have
INSECT guided by the lamp experience, rather than b
So 'r'"S OF enihusasm-to wait for the trial in other
countries OF the success of "ued theory, rather ,n
e,i' 10 practice qnackeiy upan his cwu He also adj
"'oisnes in not 10 look the Scripture for "po,i,jcn
: nat distinguished man, the auther OF that pop,-
lar pamphlet Common Sense, to which the veueal (;e
Justice oil the United States in his ii NJ ,Ic Fake
county, attributes such influence in prepa np the minds If
pc"le OF america Tor that Immortal Declare ton, hc
Jefferson produced and the sword Of Washington
eiene'' founts the Justice Of his advice to his country
ei to break the yoke OF Kings, ON scriptur
ms authority full 'poticaI as wei as "moral,' truth
VIII weigh more and in the estimation of ne, a rho
:hghlness of the meridian light f that dav of gor, ,,
Is now dawnins Upon The world Shall become more and
nan!o difuscl. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04
MASSACHUSETTS.

C"i Rsnioa.- Few men, care prophets in their own
county, and IT does moi To he Col. Bcntous fortune
to prove an exception the provcrb This genemanba,
been highly pufsd Of lae by Mr. Randolrh who we un
deFs'an iaSeven designated him Jacsons successor
1" the Presidency The following extracts non the Mis-
'u'i fep"h'cHn and which unluckily appear tn be ma,
ers oi record e are afruid will very sinister in
h"a"cc over the C"oircs Presidential prospects Ii true
they form comca commentary on tile enthusiasm l.lt by
some wise people in Virginia for Colouelif false the
editor who published thc bc an i,upudcnt dag rey
are signed "a Farmer-and be the specifications
Oh Mr.. Bartons charges made in the Senate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04
TRUST SALE.

ERO''AN f TO The provisions Of dcci OF t,ust T., mn.
'N''t'' 10y Charles a. Cox hc 1T dav Of N,,-,.t
10 '1 on That day recorded in tsc clerk ngcc NJ ,l
l"',n$s C''rt o Richmond shall proceed on MONDAY,
NC 'a'h ""l OF te present month. the hour of c,
"'h"E' ~ gont OF he Eagle Hotel in THIS CITY, 10
s'Il ~ Public auction, tl,e highest bidder ON c, =
'>' N'''f- a"" eighteen months, mociy uf three c
u Io' or parcels OF land lying and being rn The CITY q
iNhm'hI Nni Hr.r'Ihod iu the said deed rs follows
one log of i'n' living md being The cotucr Of IT aud
9Nih airccis aud designated the plan Of The aid
as number ('3) Eve hundred and fhy-sevcr. ore Io, Il
Joining thereto Sxih street. aud dcsrgnatcJ H., tho
'i inc sand c,y as nno5'r i) square tcuty two. r
'N@ "'r Gt 30 boyais Hdd',uno te cy ,ontauinc ooc
I've interest OF tic said Cox in Size above n,rtio,
and conveyed under thc said decd is one und,i
7. ana 'ee are several good houses these lots
We uucpap'fs VII he exhibited on tho Law of sale
Aeung as trustee shall convey only interest az
ugl-3t - ''''''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04

% ~ " ooSe. 'ed' ~ ""y % aagtaraioi, t.Iat Nj,
was one o Inc Directors oil the Bauk Of Missouri N
me tnic IL idied; that he had then obair.
nom Tue Sank, than The ciltrr allo,, ed To Decre
y" violating the Charter, lie dab lie had an
particular agency 10 tho ;sua.ia cement of ,b,, .s,
lisIiment; and that he - part, the cans. os
losses winch The holders Oi mates, some hnler m
s'ocK OF that Bank have Sustaued aud also of the
qet INJURY TO the credit of the COUNTRY general n
heisc to be Observed that all the aud proper or
nh ndSe been transferred the United sta tes sirce
10 'i,uIe' ~ raynen Of more than sJ5O0O0, which had
sales ofpublc lands. N' "
mere every reason 10 hceye, that the Secretary Of the
j. easufY was induced conG,ie in t!,e Bank rbpt,r
ha either the Drcctor-Seua,nr would alarm bi, ~
me II there WIS danger, any rate wo,! pive
", ny "seohtinuing TO be aDirectur o :, n inuii Ina,
fH.' ~ "'Nl%te lFohia tair and pruieut course
!:o Que could acrount better Mr Benton has I,
~ "S ate speech on the bill Tor the gradua of the fe
~ po''I ANUS IN wnat manner the sales OF land have
been so little productive. With more hanks ill., ,,
'Ss'ur and more Directors like hinself their protucve
ness would certainly, st n.Ore jei ~