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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12
from the Concord IN. H.) Patriot


Fen. f3, 1926. Mr.. Samuel Meloon
of Eihpgham, N. H. being out, with
his axe, on his snow shoes, 10 a heath
about one and half miles from inhabi
tants, was suddeoly saluted by the growl-
ing of bear. He proceeded in his lioe
of march abou, two rods, when he came
to the domiciI OF Mrs. Pug. and after
rec onnoitering, he commenced an at
tack but MAX ing series of charges
to no effect. he determined to enter the
fortress. Having enlarged The entrance
and armed himself with his irus'y la' X
knife, lie entered and seized the beai by
the ear and attempted 10 bleed. She
thought this uncivil treatment, especial.
ly in her own house, and, in n threaten
ing and peremptoTy tone, ordered on
hero to clear out He was pursued,
and SEEING his axe. with one unerring
blow. placed her horS ou combat. Nj
loon again entered, in order to lit her
out, Int found himself unable. Will
making the attempt, he was ordered I
second time TO clear out. Again ~
prepared for action, and again victory
perched on his brow. He descende'
the third time, and had scarcely littec
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Il R,ddle.-I am a word of five letter.
aud am 'ound III womap's smiIe-in the ba-
sIiisk's eye-in hoije Of wire, and in a
quid OF tobacco.-Omii my first letter, aud tn
y mamiug tour expsessthe effect produ Ell by
the owe mentioned Subjects upon mind and
matter.-Cm,: my frs and sc cond letters.
and become no incona ierable appendage to
a mans body Omit MY first aud fourth let
tiers, au' true turk will not touch M trans
pose my three last letters, and will feel
quite sheePlsh trausptse my whole, and |
am Moderated BY mltiA captain on parade
then omi' my first Letter, and am also one
OF the attributes Miitoa bestowed ON the
devil.
Who can solve it?
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Presence Of nlind.--At Utica, N. Y on the
18th nit. boy had been padding about on a
raft in the water, which, in consequence of the
fresh, had overAowed the banks of the river.
Venturing a little too far, he got into the
stream, and was swept rapidly down the cur
rent towards the bridge. His danger was
perceived by Eher Hamilton, a man whose
GOODNESS and courage in such emergencies has
been frequently displayed at a sirgle glance
he took the direction in which the by would
make his appearance after he passed under
the bridse-ran to the opposite side-aurst
If the riapboards with his foot--stretched
himself ovef, and finding he would be unable
o reach sufficiently low to rescue the lad in
danger, seized another boy, and suspended
MIN over the water at his arms length, held
him in that position until the one In the wa
ter had emerged from under the bridge, and
been caught in the arms Of the one suspend
q, when Hamilton drew them both out to-
rether. Uticu Sentinel.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Inc las! bear out of her den, before. he
'ound II necessary to prepare for the
deadly combat third time. Long and
dubious vas the fight; but Bruin at
last retreated, after being wounded Sc
verely, having received cut acioes
the nose which nearly severed his up.
per jaw. Mr.. MELON then made the
door FAST and set off to procure help.
HIS neighbors, with rifle, oxen and
sled, returned, and the contest was soon
at an end Thus three bears we're kill
ed, and being loaded were conveyed to
heloon's, where they were neatly
dressed and distributed.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Rock B!asting.--A most remarkable
exhibition OF The force of powder ia
rendIng rocks, recently occurred in
Mathletown, on the line of the Hudson
and Delaware Canal, which was the
greatest blast on record. The rock
was 40 feet high, between 90 and 80
iee' wide, and projected over the Ron
dout Creek, clearing the ordinary sur
face OF the water, about feet. Gan
lrlshman, named Patten, happening TO
be on the spot where il was bedded, as
visitor, was offered S. by the con-
tractor of that section to give it blast,
under The expectation of being awaited,
at least, 10 that amount by the frag-
ments he calculated might be blown
from it. Patten having accepted the
offer, bored hole in the rock, in which
he put 70 pounds of powder, and then
applied to it the lighted torch, in the
presence of numerous spectators; when
behold the rock was, by the TRENCH
duons explosion, totally dislodged from
It's bed, overturned aud placed 80 exact
ly Oh the bank Of inc Canal, as TO prove
a substitute for lis embankment, equal
to its dimensions. SO that the blast was
worth to The contractor not less than
500. Ii is worthy of remark, that a
-hver of his rock, of the bulk of about
3 feet squire, having been sent high in
the air by the explosion, descended in
the earth within two feet of The spot
where one the spectators stood (who
was in matter petrIfed by the shock,)
and sunk so deep 10 the frozen ground,
that nothing of il could be seen. and
we have been told that particles of that
rock had been picked up at Rochester,
several miles from the seat Of explo-
sion I" nv. Y. Statesman.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

A Gre broke out in the upper story Of a
Windmill at Albany on Friday last, which to-
ally destroyed the building. The mill was
10 operation at the time the fire commenced,
nd the whole machinery continued for some
lime in rapid motion, enveloped in flames, and
exhibiting spectacle Of singular sublmity.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Sagdeity Of Rats.-A Amsterdam, in
a street called Wood Market, recently
lived a man who was curions in keep
ing fowls. One of his hers, though II
the midst of summer, had stopped yield
ing her usual produce, and yet made
her usual cackllng. He searched the
nest, but could no, ind evtn the she II
of an egg, which made him resolve to
watch her closely. lie accordingly The
next day placed himself in such a sltua-
lion as to be able to observe her mo-
ions infinitely ; when, to his great sur
prise, he saw her discharge her egg
but no sooner was she off the nest, than
three rats made their appearance
One of them immediately laid himself
on his back, willis the others rolled the
egg upon his belly, which he clasped
between bis legs and held it firm; the
Other two then laid hold of his tail, and
gently dragged him out of sight. This
wonderful s'gacl'y was exhibited for
several days TO some curious observers.
English paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

To-the Farmers-To prevent Wheat
from smulIlug. wash The seed we'll, and
add four quarts of Stacked lime to each
bushel-sir it well, ard let il stand in
his situation three days. The gentle
man who communicated the above, says
he has prac Used it on all kinds of wheat.
and different kinds OF soil for ten years,
and has never failed OF complete sue
cess.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Another instance of the inps,imable
valne of the stomach-puinp has been
parfor med at Newport, Nonmouthshire
A Miss Trenn, from motives unknown.
took large quantity of white prec'pi-
taled mercury. The pump was procur-
ed, and the poisonous draught so com
nIetely extricafed, that she was able 10
follow her usual occupation in few
DAYS.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

1t Is said at MarseiIles, that an official
copy has been received there of a fir
man from the Pacha OF Egypt, which
announces as Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
a Christian, connected with one of the
first mercantile houses 10 Leghorn.
At Trieste, news has been received
from Corfu to the 9th of Feb. which
continues favorable to the Greeks. J.
brahim was at PatrAs on The Sd. He had
a few days before seen Turkish frig-
ate 5urnt before his eyes by Miauls in
the road of Palras. The communica-
lions with Missolonghi were entirely
free and letters from Greece assure us
that Colocotroni had become master OF
the interior of the Morea.
Il was known al Alexandria that the
Vice Roy was unwilling to send another
expedition to lie Morea, and thai he
had refused demand from the Porte
upon this subject.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

The Greeks,-PariS papers Of the 9lh
had been re- ived in London. The
British Press Of the lllh says, "lhey
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Soap in burns.-We iearn from the Boston
Medical ntelligencer, that several very had
and dangerous burns have recently been Gu
red 10y the editor, with soap or ointment
composed of equal parts of olive OF! and lime
water, TO which a little axunge [soft fat OF
grease, we believe, was addict 10 give it cou.
sstepce.-This ointment has been found Sc
useful at the Iron works at Carron, Sterling.
shire, that in all Scotland, it has obtained tn;
name of Carron ell The editor adds, daily
ablution c'vansingl in castle soap suds wa
enjoyed in every case. One of the case.
mentioned was young girl who ha" h.l
whole back scalded by boiling water, an,
when the ointment Tas first applied, there
were large spots of proud flesh rising in dit
forent places to the heigh, OF half an inch
above the surface of the wound. 1t soon dis
appeared, aud the healing process was rapid.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Russia.-On the Is Feb. his Males
ty called an extraordinary ConociI OF
MS Ministers. and communicated 10 thea.
the Repori If The Commission charge d
with The Investigation of the cons piracy
OF 81. Pc eIsburgh. The Council was
unanimously of opinion that the safety
OF the State demanded. prompt justice
and ex mplary punishment of the con
>plrators, especially Of those who were
AIKEN with arms IN their hands.
One account mentions that il is ex-
| pected 400 officers will he executed.
a gentleman who has just returned
from 81. Peiersbu gh, ssys that 1000
Russian officers are under arrest, tor
the affair OF The 26h of Dec The
Emperor Nicholas, however, wa, quite
popular, and walked out frequently
without any attendant
A letter states, that for FIVE years
the leaders Of the conspiracy have
been bounf together by the most hor
rid oaths; thar Alexander, Nicholas,
Michael and Constantine, were ali TO b.
assassinaied IN one day, and republic
was TO be proclaimed. The plot was
organized IN Paris, and all the cores
pondence discovered at the house OF
the Princess Trouble lzkoi, in ST, Peters
bargh. who has been arrested.
The PARIS Constitutional states as a
rumor, which was gaming ground in
we'll informed cIIcles, that the Entpe-
ror Nicholas had sent an autograph let
er TO the King of England, declaring
that the state Of things in Russia com
pei him no longer TO delay the passage
of the Pruth, but to prnceed al once
10 se0le the affairs of the East {; that he
wa determined 10 do every thing in his
power nol TO disturb the general peace,
and to maintasn the harmony which had
subssed for ten years au.ongst the
principal Europeau States; aud that
he wishes TO come TO an understanding,
with the Cabinet of 81. James and the
other great powers, with respect TO the
mode o.. carrying into effeci those pro-
jects of which be could no longer defer
the execution.
The New-York American contains a
letter dated London, probably from a
highly respectable source, from which
The following paragraph IS extracted.
The Emperor of Austria viii short
ly aildcale in favor OF, his secoud son,
his eldest being an idiot, and retire TO
Floreuce TO pass the remainder OF his
days. DO not think that the govern
ment here are easy about Russia. It's
grand army, and the public opinion in
favor of Greece, with the plumber Of
Constaniinople as an incentive to these
pratoriau bands, may finally force Mich
olas from the observance of his broth.
er's policy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
oder Tie house Tor rent Tor term Of yeas.
Augud2. 25---f WILLIAM TERRY
IRON IND COPPER.
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
lIfb Eeb 1906

yF,HE Commissioners Of the Navy viii receive sesedpro-
u poss until the 18th day OF Msreh for the supply Of MI
The Round SQUARE, and Ela,, American IRON, that may he
required foi the use Of the Navy during the present ye4rto
he delivered Al
Portsmouth, MI. not less than nine tons (,
Chaflehon, Mas. not ess than hundred aud ten tons
Drookyn, New York, not LEES tban ,briy-eght tons
Phsdelphia, not less Than two tons;
Tyspoft Va. not less than City tons
Washington, not less than sixty tons.
The it and square must be hammered and The round
iron made from hammered bars
Proposals will, II IL tie be received for the supply
~ al! The Bs and Sheet Copper, aud Copper Spikes Rods
sod Nails that may be required al tLe several places where
tse iron 10 be delivered
The Iron aud Copper be Of the best quality, and I'M
dergo the customary inspection the place Of delivery, OF
such other inspection The uissi0uers may direct
DESTROYS TO furnish the Iron md Copper above
toned will be pleased endorse onlhe back Of their offers
the words offers TO furnish Iron ground, square, Ga
Copper Se.e be delivered At - c,s,os the place Or
Feb.ie. s2-f5shI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

1880 Prizes. S6S5, i4O
Only one and half Blanks to q Prize
This lottery arranged the established and very popular
mode ny the continuation Of three numbers upon each tck,,
and their permtaons there being only SIS numbers in IN.
whole, of which will be drawn from the wheel
Ii requires ticket to contain of the dra wn No,
ene IN. holder to capital prize and that which
the grand capital Of Sixty thousand Dollars!
ckst with only two al the drawn numbers may be prize
OF ihe dawn nnmbe's, will he prize Of Twenty DoIlar
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Ticket % dollars Half iO-Quarter S. E;vbll,
50-Tweneth 1. s
~ The cash paid for prizes , as drawn.
Allietter po paid enclosing cash or prizes in any
vious lottery, very puneialiy answered address to
YATES x MINTYRE, Washington City.
2tAytvsi
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Frtlit and Otnor,enfoI r.,

I'LL TttSB &C.
SiErHEN r. MILLS 4 co. Hate Prince & Mlls,l offer.
- 10 the public the Old American Nursery Long I,d
near New York their usual assortment Fruit and
ornamental Trees Shrubs aud Pianlso which about $1,000
most select kinds They have also thousand Thrift,
EaPe Vines about 200 varieties Of Roses very large col
Dubious Flowers. C.
Also great variety Of Oranges, Lemons, Cfron. ami
nns, China Rocs, Camea Japan Roses Olives, M,ttIe.
fomesranaie a.min Heaths aud other Greenou.e Plant
aud above % kinds of the Double Daa so celebrated for IL
plendd Flowers 80 varete, and
above 90 Of carnations &c Sc Catalogues of which may b,
obtained Of the sueribes and orders thoug Oh them
per mail, viii receive lnu.e diate attention.
[SigBtdl ELLIS & ALLAN do,nt,
Feb 81. al =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
FRESH GOOUN

WE are now receiving by almost every opportunity from
~ Richmond fresh supply goods bought auction,
the hest terms, Ivy H. Is Montague residing for the
purpose OF giving additional sdysnts establishment
this place. we'll the PeTknsonyille. From
late purchases say with that having an ex
Perieueed partner IN Rehmond will he found much the
advantage OF torpeTs and ourselves We have Just
received also from New York splendid selection Of
goods, bought for cash by merchant Of much
MARKET all of which Offer at the lowest prices Tor cash.
cotton far the latter We will give the highest price deliver ed
at Lawrenceyleor to Fox aud Montague, Richmond.
MONTAGUE MOTLEY co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
Feb. 10.
REAf0YAL-

INE subscriber has removed the well known stand lately
occupied as an Oyster House by NJ, r. Cookery opposite
the Eagle Hotel, where he will continue keep the best
OYSTERS, with Every delioaey luxury II
returns the public has most thanks for the kind
liberal patronage he has heretofore received and hopes will
he continued 10 him long he may deserve H.
Gus TO please snd to give satisfaction will he unteuay
nothing shall be wanting upon his to render his
aud respectable. JNO. b. SEAWELL.
In A.
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ke.ua5Ie Plorerlu Ia SD.

LNOH sale 81 land Amelia co. Containing 1900 acres
half in wood Of the cleared land about ~ are
low grounds Of the wood iand nearly half good bsoco
land, the rest adapted 90 cotton. The whole se waered,
convenient TO two manufacturing mills well enc ed, abundant
~ provided with houses, and hss wheat machine. The distance
from Richmond 81 miles, from Petersburg 4O third Of the
money ~ hand when possession given, d payable twelve
mouths after, add the balance Al years credit The LAID
will he shown by james Drake the aud communities
ou sddressedto ne Geno Bridge, win be promptly attend
q TO. EDMUND HARRISON
eAgsIt5. 2Jswu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

N The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
week the session VI the State eyislA-
tasPrer, th. heretofore Five Dollars per annu,
payable advance. Notes Of chartered, sPecepayny bank,
ouly) will be received payment The Editors will gusran-
The safety o RENTING them oy mail the postage If all let
being paid by the wraers
p No paper will he discontinued Out at the DISCRETION of
he Ediori,) until all arreMsges have been paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, Or LESS-Fust insertion IS ceuts-esch
continuance, 30 cents.
- No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
foy, assumed by person this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25

virtue Of deed Of trust from on Gdr.-
- ret HI, Wife Samuel g. Adams and Catherine T. his wife,
10 shall sell, the Sd day Of March next Eagle
Hotel the city Of Richmond, public auction the high
eat bidder for ready money, tract Of land in the county Of
Ianes-ey, called Pineygoye, Containing esnation about
1919 acres. NJ. d. ROBINSON,
LIT w. TAZEWELL,
26th jan 1926. a3.i1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-25
26th Jan. 1926.
-MOTHE

VERY old Negro belonging TO the estate II Benja-
min Hawkins dee OF Prince Edward county.
United 70 this Jail runaway the thirteth November
last aud the executor administrator Of said Hawkins have
been duly aPPsed OF the same, the county court Of Amelia
nave directed tbe said Negro to be sold cash Amelia
courthouse on Thursday the Esd February, 1926.
WIN 4. EGGLESreN, jailor 4. C.
H..
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.MO7ICE.

HAVING sustained much irufy by dePredsons upon
81 land IN Heprro country, hereby forbid all pei
FROM cutting wood making roads, hunting upon lands
we are determined to enfore the penalty Of M law those
trespassing thereon. JOSEPH MARX.
JOHN SIMS.
Feb o.
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IN I6TPROVEO COTTON PRESS

fTNHE Subscribers ofth city, aud Me.srs Heath and Mason
olPettrsburg, will shortly have powers to sell licences
sipg an improved Cotton Press in any Of the
state Absorption Of hioh may be their counting
will be given TO person, the power
received II he will set the Press immediately that The
pie may see II, and he satisfied Of its utility.
LEWIS WEBB < Co
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BELL T.dVER.W FOR SIZE


TIME SUBSCRIBER wishing retire from public
offers for sale, m elegant esiablhm,H Vi the
Lbeity Bedford which, the anil
its advantages esoeiled by public house in Virginia.
elusied ny very few In addition beng
pdst Of opulOus and wealthy country, where disease almost
Unknown aud where all the aud facilities
ny the most complete any person DESTROYS
rate terms, commands present. custom which the subser
Der believes TO be wholly unparalleled The buildings
commodiOu aud good state OF They
story brick dwelling house 100 feet apartments
Numerous, comfortable aud convenient brick Kitchen, with
all the rooms tor okiug servants &c; stable 225
cet in eug 10 Of which brick the balance framed, aud
entirely new with forage garnet sufficiently eaPsciOus
tain supplies for year Attached TINS range Of stalls
$50 tect long neatly shielded; corn-Ouse Cehouse and
smoke house, well adapted the purposes o which they
respectively desisned-adjonng TO which hack lot Oft
sfes extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL IL the
purchaser requires IL small TR4CT or L1ED, nuledi-
ieIy adjacent, which high Of improvements po
zion Of which j, well set in clover.
The Of the sale will he only al
portion Of the purchase money will be required in hand the
balance conveniently arranged that the Pehaset will be able
90 meet the payments by the profits arising from the house,
House servants furniture, stock hand, may also be bad
Possession will be given Chtmss, sooner, required. II
sale csnnotb effected by the 25h IL Deeeher ue1 d
oder the house for rent for term Of Yeas.
Augud2 25-f WILLIAM TERRY
TVIIIE subscribers under the firm OF For and Montague will
transact general business offer
vices TO their friends and the public generally They pre-
pared 10 receive cotton storage sale aud pone the
retes attention sny business entrusted 20 them H.
that may be wanting by country friends either auction
BY private prehsse Office Cary st. two door, aboye
nfobcure, Robinson Il Pleasauis. CHS. I. Fox
Dee. e. 69-n H. II. MONTAGUE.
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FOR SALE.
(1tt Mails. Ground Plaster anil E0DliLy EIouy

bOh SALE.
tW Mails, Ground Plaster and Family Flour.
~ AILS aud iads all sizes, kegs Ut so 100, and
lbs large ssoItinrnt, and wall be sold very low
DO u cnch f,m tobacco kegs aud hogsLeai.
Hoop aud plate various widts Horseshoe iron, aus!
Nail rods
Iron and Steel, rolled to order
French aud Nova Scotia Plaster Of Paris bhl,. apd hhd
Family Flour, basl half barrel, very whe& rises well.
Old Vine few dtmsohn,.
en.Ded to execute Orders The country with despatch,
snd our term. ate low aud accommodating.
TO .aGRfC ULTURlSTS
FsNIE subscriber encouraged by the machines
L ma le by has late father aud mssif-and also ny the
he has rrceiv these last years,
Portable and Fixed Wheat rhr-.lns Ma
enae u different and reduced pfces all Of aho
male Of the best materials put together IN the ron
aud hopes the respectable undersigned will
suiLeieat Recommendation.
JOHN EMAIL, opposite the Pest-Qdee.
have used Mr.. EAar. Wheat Machine for four years.
have hesitation saying, that OF Tia. best rhr .
i,, Machines Il certainly TIN eshes
aud cleaner and les. liable get than any
machine have seen, aud believe have all the
n,oder machines this country Is very durable, being
principally IRON will last, If taken proper OIL
- at least and ia The cad val be Oh: elrats: OF all
machines HILL CARTER.
shirley Jsn So 1925.
nave lad n u.s The Isxall Portable Wheat Threslng
Hacue aud have hestiioa in aging, that
durability edition and savns Vt gram is lar superior
any rr.shns al rim- have The facility with
Yii, ruuvs.l different farms gives it also decided adj
vaniases, aud his easily kept IN order j. ARCHER.
bermuda Hundred 3ist Jan. 1926
An well satisfied the performed by AR Exalls
u... JOSEPH MARK.
Riehmond, let Feb, lg2s
John Wiekhaia' E''i YIN. f. Wiskham, Esq.
WINS Cater, l. Edmund r. Wiokham, Esq.
VIM u. Randolph, Esq. John Ii. Mostly Esq. aud
d. Wheat Fans Straw Cutting Machines, Com Shell
Ie and all kinds Of Agricultural Implements made in the
be.. manner. Smiths Work ngen-ial
Feb. I. ST-u