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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
The .lfeh0dixt> and init.

The .HettOdiNtr and linton Js3rr
At the recent meeting OF the Mes.
lind conference oil Me'hodlsls. h
Portsmouth, y Ii. the following prr
md resolutions were aIpJted. rhe,.
, determination not TO suli:r the chm
become plrtIsans IN tho improbable
fare.
Whereas much agitation Is at dis
experienced IN different sections
tuultry on the subject Of spccnafa
masonry, and the effects and mia
connected with II, and the con,lm.
put upon it are productive o much e
The church OF Christ aud the commg,
ilrge-theretOre
Rcsoic.d, by the New-England ,
.ence of the Methodist Episcopal cn
/. That we will have no con-.
whatever ,oih the excitement: and lh,
ierence win caSIdeF any memberwh
regards this rcsoiulioras offending.
The authority Of the conference.
,. That we consider ourselves B
Is ministers ofthe gospel Of ChnA
mid aH such questions, for or agaus
,oury as produce eIcitemeAts and 8
'trifes aiming the people.
3. That we do hereby earnestly
,ur people throughout this conierel
pursue the things that m Iks lur poao
he things whereby one may edliy al
~ mutual fDrbe Irmce and chrl stan
lOur; and that while we dIsclaim, @
jart, all cOnnexlOu with lreemusoaq
IN their part, arc exhorted aud affect
ly advised to receive such breaches
the providence of God, shall be app
10 lIbour among them, whether thel
been masons or otherwise-nOt as pa
IN either side of this perplexIng 90
mt as they profess to be, aud as thr
by their spirit and lahOIrs, TO prove
selves to be, the ministers Of Jesus
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
PRESCRIPTION.

Mr.. Abram Bradley. AssistaH,
Mister General, was reformed oul
ice yesterday; and it IS said that Mr..
<. Gardner has been appointed
room.
Mr.. A. Bradley has filled the
mpo tant station from which he is M
moved, vars euuw 10 have ennlied
III privilege which, according To NJ
VS. letter to the } ostnns'er al Pn'
''long and faithful service" coulen
N incumbent; bnt we presume The
which Mr.. Bradley had the audlc.
,uhlIsh few days slnce. "a the Ir.a.
IA which he presumed 10 conc 10 ca
with the "HeaUca burn" has been
led as an offence too enormous iobe
looked or forgiven. Il Il no dlfii,nIi
ter 10 fad Il SUCCESSOR from the Jl'
ranks to the place Of MIR. Bradley
successor TO his eminent fitness. os.
the intimate and universal knowlel.
lie peculiar duties OF his Office, o,
from study and long experenes.
scarcely be found. Ia that case POO
lred will have been graliied at 2.
ous cost Of public bcneiit.-.N'at W
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
rREArY WIN ENGLAND.

The .Nlig York Mercantile, the Pape'
which originated the report OF the ntenIlo"
of our government to form treaty "'.'
England on principles of reciprocity say
hire seems to ne little dnIhl TN tn ~
4trncllons of Mr.. M'Lp1e U'R hare IL"
object chiefly IN vie1c. The tendenGcy -"
,Icn treaty will be to destroy all Oil
n,o,,f ctories and work Ships, without
5eneitmg any portion OF the American
,eo, lie. and as such co rise of policy l.
n5.IIy avoweL by the Jackson papers
we w1uld ask. is it not time to cast"t s'y,
IN, "a 4 mn anI adhere to measures ana
gri,ciplsy7 We sly it is, and thai patriot
am demands it OF all BH CT5S.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

CIRCULAR.
POsr OgFICE DEPARTMENT,
.t..,,Nnr II ISD1


The new arrangements OF the Post Ot
fee Department have rendered 1t aece9sA-
~ to give notice. HAT the functions of a
pralmm Bradley, Esq. as Assistant POST
muster General, will cease from aId after
this date.
The Banks and Offices employed as dc
posuories of the In lds OF this Depirt nent,
will observe, that all checks anl drafts tor
payment, viii bear the SIG nature OF Charles
X. Gard Ier, Assistant PoStm lister General
aud will also be re gislered and counter
siglsd by Obadiah b. Bro IN, Chief elk;
or IN the absence of either of them, by the
person specially appointed, By the Post
master General, to perform his duties NJ
credit Will be allowed to any such b INK u
Office, but for payments made on drafts
or checks, drawn conform lbly to this re
gulaJIon.
Posunasters who are not instructed Il
dep0sIie their proceeds OF postage, WI.
make their payments on drafts sig Ied by
the same Assistant Postmaster General
and couniorsigned by John SITTER, Prnci
pal Ply Clerk, or by rhe Chef Clerk-and
IN no other manner.
All hunks Officers, and agents, having
funds of this deplrlm mt, will balance iheu
accounts at the end Of This month, aud tor
ward transcripts thereof. as soon as practi
cable, TO the Postmaster General; distin
gushing in those transcripts, the checks
m ,de under This regulation. A new &C
count will be opened by each bank, or off
Ger authorised to receive the monies of thi,
department, under the head of 1.-The Pos
Office Department" to which accounts,
from and after the lst Of October next, al
receipts will be credited and ali payment.
charged
w T. BARRY, Postmaster General
The signatures of the Assistant Post
master General, aud Chief Clerk, above
named, are az follows:
MINI
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

Effect Of FZ4tiery--ln a cerialn
town in the slewlrtry Of KIrkcuds
there existed in days Of yorc a ne'..
tho learned proiessionwIlu vas caliia
command Of a company Of Ta4
This individual. though IN every os
Spect a most excellent character Z
himself upon his appearance 90 h.'
nal garb. OIe day on rciurnlngi"
rtde. be thus accnsied bls seq
well. Sergeant Morrison. how DOL J.
IN The field TO day!" "Why" rep
the sergeant, your honour loo,ed l-
has CDsar at the head Of the ha'
ny" "Jcnuyl bring sergeant Na
he remains ofthe goose aud a d.
,orterl"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

3,,s.si,c sIays tr4is not less llsoe'o"f
IN nrinciole. # somewhat miider N prac
nce. tina that which, Oh the coiSt oil Aio
en- Is pronoln ed piracy, and P"n,she
with delth--wlil not ful to present ule''
selves with free in the minds OF all Goa
sidarnte men.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
VSOgsce.

n -. per-ons ipnei he'd Ia ilip ''l'''
ZAFlD GARDEN, deceased, af' f e'.-
'''ie forward and quake payii'eh =! ~
' 'Fember next. Such as disregard 'i-,
yfter TINT date. haze thor accounts pc
ian ds Of an officer for collection. c.Dof
hLEx. GARDEt
Adnisi;g-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30
PORTUGAL

The rumor begins 70 be prevalent, onthiS
side of the Atlantic, that Don Pedro, not
hIving the means OF disturbing tine present
order ofihing. in Portugal. means to leave
Il 10 the Portuguese themselves, to resist
or to support the unsurpatiou Of Don NJ
gnol as they shall think fl; aad such ~
believe 20 be the Wise determination Of all
the allied Powers.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

The French papers state. on tho author
ltY Of letter from Madrid. dated the 18th
o. July, ,hlt the Captain General OF Cuba.
Waves. bad sent in his re. ig mtion. He
com ''ins "f.he appointment OF Bradas,
- ,ha nmlnd OF the expedition against
-ieN'co- fives is fearful of the CURSE
FENCES Of tine expedition. saws the letter
-sen Madrid, and oring unwilling 10 shire
ne Responsibility, he begs the Kiag to send
1l1 successor.
bsltiwo7s .9Esricaa.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

SeVt .cib is@-aT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-30

"a'il"or' .3Hsrea1.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.

honA1I1 "a III SOcION aOUSSE.
LIQUORS.
I. TOMORROW MORNING, the 25h Instant, at
IL O'Clock, we shall sell, at the Custom House,
Pipes choice cognac brandy
3 do Holland gin
do port Wine, being entitled to deben-
tnre, are warranted pure.
noya4 D. a. g. co Ancts
GROCERIES, SC.
On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, at half past
10 O'Clock, at our Auction Store,
80 8 Hhds prime st. Croix sugars
20 do w. /. Molasses
sDo boxes brown soap
100 do candies
loa rean,s wrapping paper
90 casks cheese
5 hiis Antigua rum
Hats, shoes, and glassware
Muscate and bloom raisc!fs
cider, vinegar and coriiaIs
An assortment of chart
: 2ooo pounds cotton yarn
10 bales shirung
- Mackerei, &c.
nav 81 d. A. & co Aucis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
To Tnr E3iroes OF THE VINO.

Gentlemcni Being at the capitol yesterday. heard
q member ofthe Convention from Orange (Mr. Bar
bour) say ths, rather intend it. his opinion for
the moment: That az by the constitution Of the u
S. the privileges and mmunies ofthc citizens Of one
State, are secured to the ciizons of every other
State ergo it would violate that constitution were
Virginia in her constitution to require of the cit
liens Of other states settling in her confines. to
side therein certain time before they shogld be
admitted to vote BY tho same rule geDele men, has
not Virginia been habitually violating the cohstitu-
tuition by excluding citizens of other states residen,
IN her borders, from the polls unless Hey were free
holders? IftIe enc be privilege surely the other Is
The idea is absurd an will not argue it.
4 STRANGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
atarffOeI sales.
THIS DAY.
BY. OTIS, DUNLoP q co.
GROCERIES &c

GROCERIES, &c.
On TUESDAY. the 24th instant, ut half past ia
O'Clock, will be sold Mt our Store, an assortment of
GROCERIES,. Also, an invoice of Drugs Pa,ent
Balance, &c. .se q. D.. g. Co. Auet,s.. :.
nov %
.si.ss - ADDITIONAL.
WiH be added to our sale THIS MORNING.,
10 Hhds st. Croix and other sugars
80 casks Goshen cheese
2 hhds coffee
pipe old rye whiskey
do Irish whiskey
10 hhds mcasses
do Antigua rum
100 boxes soap
100 do candies
so, do No, 1 chocolate
10 chests young hyson tea
half chests imperial do
10 bbls oranges
Brandy, CIR, mustard
indigo nutmegs, cloves, wines
cases fancy soap, in lots to suit purchasers.
An invoice ofDrugs and Medicines, and Paten,
Balance. o, D. &, Co. Aucts -
nov 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24

tzea aged 81 years upwards, who Ii have resided
least years in the county city, borough or district
~ winch he shall offer 60 vote immediately preceding
me I'M; OF Voting, end who during that period shall
nave actually PAID revenue tax legally assessed. aud
20 very rce white male citizen aged 81 years or up
wards, who shall have sctnay resided at least two
whole years IN the county, city borough, or district
WHO'RE he oilers to vote, and who Tor the period Of six
m'nths least shall have be houSekeeper there
M al shall act ally haye paid State, county, or cor
poraton TX =
Some discussion ensued between Messrs. Mercer
anu Doddriage us to tue proprety Of excluding two
Glasses embraced by the legislare resolution and the
Iatter accepted modification of his amendment m
ciuding them MI. Joynes moved to amend the
ssnehdment, by reqpirsag bousekeepcfs actually to
nave pad state or county which was accepted
ny Mr. Doddrlds Q. Mr.. Mason moved that the ques-
tioh De taxed first an striking out and insert
ing Mr. Doddridac's amendment. The question was
Then taken ON striking out and carried by large!
h "a Tie question recurring inserting Mr..
Doaurdges amendment, 1t was carried in the mega
tive. ayes Al, noes 46.
MI Mercer then. for the purpose of te ting separ-
ateiy on each the sense of the committee ON ttej
various propositions of extension enbra. ed Mr.
Doudriges amendment, moved to insert the clause
allowing honsekecpers rcs idem for twelve months
who have actually paid or county tax TO vote
ana addressed tho committee at SONG length Mr. I
johnson moved to amend the amendment, by iefn-
ing the omoant of tax actually paid. This a
inendment was rejected, ayes 10, noes ST. aiiJlthc
question recurring on The amendment, Mr.. Leigh
nhted out asa possible consequence from it. TINT
Wheh measured by The tax actually paid, the freeol-
defs might ber excluded, and the tenant
admitted to vote: Mr.. Mercer replied and The aues-
ayes 50. 81 800
M. Wilson then moved that the Committee rise
ana the mot on prevailed, ayes SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24

LaJMBER7ns OFFICE, Moo. 24th, I82e.
70, 81, %, II, 81, 81, &c, so,
WERE the drawn numbers in the Delaware and
W South Carolina Lottery, No. 10
Renew your prizes in the Rhode Islnnd Lottery
the drawing of which will be received This Day
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
TORACCO.
Redmond, Oct lG. 1929.

-ExTHAcr 70 THE Ep,Tt,n:
o"s-i hnpe you. viii excuse the liberty taken bv
s'range' IN asking OF you information which MAY b.
1.e s.rs m Inc discussions now going onhere
w,'a 20 DE informed of the quantity of tobacco
Drought from the Ohio to the Baltimore market,-
tv ma. a. the cost or transportation b. waggon,-
AZ. aa. Tue estimate cost upon canal railway
Ana what effect the supply from Ohio has had upon
the price Of the article in ihat narke' Your
10 the above inquiries, transmitted to me by mail d.
rected to tins city, will be acknowledged as favour
ANSWER IN SUBSTANCE
-Sucender O. 1929.
IhIs quantity is not considered as having much
erect OH The price oftobacco in Batnores
The price ofwaggonng tobacco from Wheeling is
rom one dollar, to one dollar and quarter Der
nundredweight. From Lancaster, Ohio, to Baltimore
from one dollar and fifty one dolIar'and seventy
cents Some other parts of Ohio, two dollars per
cWt. Cnst OF transportation the rail-foad when,
completed, far cent? per tonper mile-on canals. nm
known. Average annual crop of Maryland tobacco
aoot 600 hhds.-estima,ed crop of 1899, 5000.
-4mssrican Farmer.
IN The 1oasis esterdnr The latter clause Of Mr.
adisUns toast reads-,s3ll discord OH bar,onS no,
Mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
amount NJ Produce md number NJ Boats passed dDs0a
fhr,nrh The In,ner Enrks.


Nov Is-4 hhds tobacco kegs manufactured tobacco,
bar -four Sc bar whskey 27B bus wheat az tons pig
metal $50 lbs cotton n Doss 10 coal boats, 25 bushels
coal.
New % hhds toacco 465 bar -four, II tons OF bar
coal.
Nov 2114 bids tobacco. 799 bar -four, bar apples, II
bar lard 1863 wheat, % bus 43 tons bar iron, "
bags ginseng kegs beevax tons Of Tock bales OF hemp
cords Of wood ~ boats, coal boats, I7A3 bus coal
Nov u 25 bids tobacco, hhds STEMS II boxes manu-
featured tobacco AouT 429 bus whea, Of bar
irou bus chesnuts y bOss coal boats 347 bus coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
Friday, Nov. 30.

Cross Eyes.-A DIR. D. G. peviDe of Charleston,
S. G.. advertises that ne has discovered a complete
cure for the deforIni y, called 'crosS eyes, Char
ges for cure vary from % to SOD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24

III feel quite unwell. and viii take little brandy
and water said member ofa TEMPERANCE soc iety,
who had promised to use ardent spirits unless he
fNie more brandy" "Iere is the brandy, Is avs the
wifel and wish the society further of for yol have
not had well day einceyou joined H."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24


State Of 7dings in 0e Convention 1t will be seen
blythe sketch yesterdays proceedings, that another
day has passed without producing any result and in
deed, there is no more TO hape for the speedy
decision of any principle now than there was three
we ks ago. The important matters in -delberasion
are susceptible of such infinite modification and there
is sogreat propensity for speaking in this country,
hitltis difficult to say when hing viii be dore.
Nevertheless, we ndaeed TO hope, that this day
will close The debate suffrage. Weare as much,
or rather, more than lass, conjecture upon
what extension of suffrage the c. invention Will settle
down.
Gen. 7aylor-Jnsice to this gentlemen induces
US TO repubsh charge of improper motives made
against him in the Norfolk Bulletin and his reply to
IT. We do this with the more pleasure that we have
perceived in all the Norfolk papers, a spirit towards
him not the most liberal. Gen. Taylor has been
blamed for caRvasng the District in the absence of
his colleagues. Those who make the charge, sure
lyfnge, that he assaled in the fret ms. ancr,
and that lie has every citizens right of irc.ieatae
lbs opinions npon the pubic. he has Gesalil4.,, him
self, and indicated his opinions openly and pubck
ly but he has promptly and sfac orily Tepelled
the ch:rge of ncnlpatng Others in vind;caing Kim
/ self
/ From he Norfolk Bulletin.
/ 1--WE thnk,thi The motives ofhis colleagues, and
the patty 10 which thy are attached; were most
grossly mlsrepseson,eds-f it cannot be credited,
that such men as Judge Marshall, Littletun w.
Tazcwel, p. P. Barbour, &c can have design upon
Ethe liberties OF the people, by establishing lnoned
ohgarchy, Gen. Taylor remark to the contrary not
outstanding; and when we hear sweeping deDunci-
atoms poured iorth upon their motives and actions
inclined TO believe, that The rotteuness in Dem
mark, if existing ali, is not confined spot
TO the Editor ef the Eceaing Bnlletin
SirA friend has this ato hands your paper
Of the 18th NoVeinber in which given the
curreces meeting held al the Town Hall "Wednesday
evening. There inaccuracies the statement
regards which IL is however my purpose notice
cosrecE there IS however, one paragraph incorrect, that
tomyself well as to Others, oi-ca;n IT, Tie par
asrapb reaos s.se Think &c down 10 the word "spoi
Every present mceti1g Eno,V
the motives ofmy colleagues and tthe party which they
attached not grossly eIresene; for ausion
esther my colleagues, of the party ,pich they
attached; there the slightest that
the gentlemen named, had design upopth liberties Of
people, by establishing ,Honied olglrchy" and that no
yee paired forth their motives aud actions far
recollection the of these persons
toned On tho contrary, every that meeting
know that Ittery dsclaed such design, ackuow-
lodged the virtue, intelligence pairotis, and attachment
free nsiufiois Of those who differed with in opinions
opinion andoftbe effect tendency the measure which
have refused support by my vote, in compliance with the
instructions Which had been
4 | am, sir, your olfd't
Il ROBERT q. TAYLOR.
4 Friday Nov -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24

f5rda m NE 1ooSis yesterday The latter clause of Mr.
aduns toast reads,sAll 6iscord OH harmony no, md,
S.2 300 SUM, NE out the word al where last
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-24
THE CONVENTION.

fIHE CONVENTION.
iesterday, the President presented q ktter from
Jonn iahaferro, Esq member ofthe Convention from
King George, resgning his seat in the Convention
i'm the following terms:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

EUST evrd from the Nursery of d. O. Lsudr.b n.,,
fhusdePha- rhe.e Seeds which are warranted IL esd
u ssnIhs are put up in small packages, each bearing
IsP1nssle for their good quality the prices are
Asparagus,
Ssa, Large Lma Caroline or sewee Red speekled Va
5eet- Long Blood, Early Turnip Rooted
Dutch Large Be- gen, Philadelphia. nv
Celery White Solid, Red Solid.
Long Orange Carrot.
Curfed Endive.
London Lsek.
lettuce Early Cabbage Superior Early Cabbage, Large
Curied India, Early Curied. eN
0nto"- Silver Skin, White Portugal Yellow Str.burr
ton, Blue Imperial. ' ~
Large Swelling Psrsnipa
Kad"n.-LDns Scarlet Short Top, Long Salmon, White
ITSnP, Red TurniP, Black Spanish, Yellow Summer.
Early Bunch Squash.
MwniP- Early Flat Dutch, Red Top, Yellow sweedi.h,
Aeho" Aberdeen. For sale by
JAMES McKILDOE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20

Nv ILL stand al Diamond Grove the present season, which
w has enced, and will expire the July next
when the price Of $50 will be due for the
sou the insurance. 10 he due the discover
ed to be IN foa the property parted with, and 81 the
groomThs his fourth the stable aud be-
and he has done well in all OF them. The Of hi.
coils they better than they had other
hJrse from the Some them will be broke
course mex; fall and the spring after will and be ahead
at the judge stand
ARAB eight years old this spring, and did
look 50 well before, and when hi, ,ze action FORM
coiour beauty, blood, and performance brought
Many Of his immediate family racers. and several
others are coming who bid fair make their way good
lie ha. descended from noble aDcestors-having old Sir
Archey for bis sire, Bet Bounce by Sir Harry for hi. DAM
dats Old Medley, Mark Anthony, jolly Roger, Jenney
Cameron short aud direct line No
can boast Of shorter pedigree, and the time
hine much good stock good reed only, all good
breed Race Horses May not.Ipect the day when
my opinion OF him will be eazed that he Of the
horses this country CAM could boa Of My opinion
Is not influenced by the $50 which may receive for
SOM but founded upon solid basis and should there he
single Individual that think the price of the my
main object hope he will not patronize him. but breed
that likely TO promote good stock and further
the public interest When desired feed mares, the
Price pr day rs centsbut puts forth,
that eIpence will be unnecessary. My pa.turage koed
which thought by many promote eytion.
TO the of the myself and but few see
dents have happened nearly twenty years. for which length
OF time have been engaged standing good horses, Nay
he permitted 10 say, that have buted my full part
10 rearing the fine stock in America.
- JAS j. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Brunswick County Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
The Celebrated Horse
SUB AR9Eflf@a

NWlLL STAND the ensuing season at my stable, in
w Northampton county, North Carolina, about miles
from the Court house, miles from the Of Halifax and
q miles from Befed,V He will mare, at SIS the
season. payable on the LIST Jan. nsl with DOLL the Groom
IN all ea.es3 Such Of Sir Archie, friends that live
nnee will send their mites with the payable the
January Also the feeding Of the be psd for
when taken away. The commenced the 6rst of
Febru.ry and terminates the frs, of August. Extensive fields
small grain and clover sowed for the benefit Mares.
(which may be left with the Hore) with the addition o
gram teedns at day. Separate enclosures are
Tor mare. with eoNo pains will he spared in taking the
beat possible care Of mares, &c which may be left no
sponsbiliy for escapes OF scident,
Sih ARCHIE'S boud, great size, aud performance on
the tur and celebrity foai seer, sufficient
me ndst,ons. John u. AMIS.
March 10. IOi-wev