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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-22

EXPENSES OF THE CHURCH WALLS.
In the fall of 1885, to 254 perch Of stone wall:
24O feet of hewed stone; SO perch of stone,
and for the frame Of the scaffoid, $500 90
1896. To l65 perch Of stone l65 IS
To Al Dbl. lime 80 a.,
10 Mr. Patrick Tanning for hewing
800 feet of stone 15O O0
/. days OF mason work go 90
- lapoiefs 50 "a
sl,466 &c
To Ia 800 feet Of lumber 1920 80
Fad MI. Baker & Go. on account
. tor windows, doors, &c. &c. $50 90
5,ovo dick 30 90
u boxes glass and Dbl. putty 4s 90
To sundry expenses, as digging
foundations, hauling, printing,
freight, &c. &C., on the book of
church accounts SIS 25
Add expenses OF walls l,466 Sc
s2,l72 81
Sum paid on the subscription e,o55 81
Sum advanced to the Church l16 "a
The Church owes to laborers 100 90
to carpenter 80 90
Debt 1906 IA.
Contracted for in materials lo5 90
Do. carpenter work $50 90
Do. stone-cutting 100 90
375 90
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-22
F. X. O'FERRALL,
JAMES COX.

Those indebted to the subscribers are
requested to call and settle their accounts inn
mediately, either by paying the same or by
giving their notes. O'FERRALL Il COX.
Du Buque, May % 1886 3tf l.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-22
! Colnlllissioln Rl1si1,ess

GWAN, WEBSTER & co. will attend 70
y the Forwarding & Commission Business.
Those wishing to send articles on consign-
ment are referred to-:
Stone, Manning b, Co., Lower .alyon;
Riley g. Hankenson, 6
Bray & Baily, st. Louis;
Riley& Dillon, s. I"
John D. Davis, Pittsburgh;
Arbucle Il Avery, {"
McCague, McVey & Co., Portsmouth, O..
Du Buque, juno 1886 Aft
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-22
Ito u o r S

Whiskey, Brandy, Rum, Gin; Madeira,
Teneriffe. Malaga, Claret, Mascat and
Champagne Wines.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-22
Notice

rs hereby given, that the partnership hereto
!. fore existing between Joseph Webster and
John Il. Crandall, under the style of WEB
SFER & CRANDALL, was dissolved on the
LIST day of June, 1896, by mutual CONSENT
John Il. Crandall having purchased Of his late
partner, Joseph Webster, his entire interest in
the property and effects belonging to the late
firm, and all the debts now due and to become
due to the said firm, all persons indebted to the
said firm are hereby notified to make payment
to him, and all demands against the firm must
be presented to himfor settlement.
Notice IS further gicen, that the said Web
ster has sold and conveyed to John r. Gran
dali, all his interest in and to the property. ef
iects and demands Of the firm Of SWAN,
WEBSTER g. CO., of Middletown, Sanga-
mon county, and of WEBSTER, HILL g.
CO., Spoon river, Tupton county, Illinois.
JOSEPH WEBSTER.
JOHN r. CRANDALL.
June Is. 1886.
Also---The firm of SWAN, WE BSTER g.
CO., at Du Buquc, is dissolved, the business
OF which will he continued under the firm of
SWAN e. WEBSTER.
]. ii. SWAN,
JOSEPH WEBSTER.
JOHN r. CRANDALL.
June Is, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

Soldiers -Yonr commanders have been
|treaeherosslv sacrificed at Auahuac, G 1
ial AMI Bexar; and you are the men cho-
sen 70 cfiastise the asssssin>.
Nj riends'-We will march 10 the spot
whittier we are called by the interests OF the
nateu in whose service we are engaged -
The candidates for acres Of land il Texas
viii learn 10 their sorrow, that their auxila-
RES from New Orleans. Mobile. 3 ion.
New YORK and other Northern poris, from
hence no aid had ought to proceed, ere
ms On acant. and That Mexicans. though
naturally generous, will net suffer ousra i
yes with inpunity.- INJURIOUS mud di1hsn-
cradle 10 their country, let the perpeira-
tors Dc whom they tnny.
Camp on the River Mueces
February IT. 1886.
AsroStS LoPEz DE- SANTA Anna.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
DAVID q. BURNETT.

Whereas many individuals Of the L.
States have left their homes ofPeaca and
Comfort, 10 volunteer in the service ot
this country, and endure the bard>hips and
peris Of WAT. ia tho struggle Of Mexican
tyranny, and have by their generous PHI
trlo.sm and gallant coaduet IN the field.
earned oar waTnest gratitude:
Resolved ;hat bou4ties ofIand be grant
led and are hereby granted 10 said volua-
teers, rs follows. viz:
To all who are uow IA service, and shall
continue faithfully in service during the
war-l2@0 acres.
IT, ali who served fIithfulIy, or shall
have served faithfully for a period not less
than s.N tn1nths-G40 aores
To all who have served faithfully for a
period not less than three months 800
acres.
To all rho shall enter tie service prs
vious to the first day Of July, and shall
continue in service faithfully during the
war, provided the war shall continue more
than SIX months-9j0 acres.
IT, all WIN sdal! enter the service after
the frs; day # July quantity proper
fionats 70 their servlce-to be hereafter
determined en- b. law.
The farsg9inr resolutions were adoat-
Ell in the Convention It Texas. al the toa II
ef Washington on tho 18th dav Of March.
1885. RICHARD ELLIS.
President IF tie Convention.
In addition to the bounty. volunteers 10
the army Of Texas rscelve the same pay
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
F RO VI TIE r AS.
Procla nasio7 ofthe Preside ofths Republic OF
Texas.
CITIZENS OF Texas: Hu, recen,

CITIZENS OF Texas: Bat recently
called TO cisehar.e the executive duties III
oar government. il il with indispensable.
regret that observe the slightest indica-
ton ot alarm among Us. To provide FIR
and protect our wives and childrea is a
sacred duty prompted by n1ture and
stncitfIed ~ every manly feeling. But in
the manner of dlschargiog that duty, we
may commit many and fatal errors. The
beat security for families is 70 be found in
gallant bearing before the enemy. Our
army - in the field. and preparing TO meet
as 1t has erer done, s. 10 repel that enemy
General II tuston calls for renfercements
4. small accession - his noble bad will
enable him 10 advance AMI speedily ehas-
tise the presumption Of the invader. Rally.
then, fellow citizens to the standard OF
freedom Let not every idle rumor, cir
culated psTha ps by the articles of the enc
my to paralyze your hands, dt7ert your
thoughts from our one grand purpose. the
independence Of Texas. BY an unbroken
unanlnity Of voices you have declared
hat ''Iexas saalI be free, sovereign and
independent Let Is with equal unan-
&k3At+ itS34fG ~ Ek5sttAE& vi UECEdEItEfAFf
- ratty II with our hearts, and if need be,
to seal II witAon blood. Oar fathers 4
chjeYed their emancipation and were
aJund4nt!y rewarded for their tolls. But
they perseYcrod through manv revcrses.
surnounted Tnany disasters, and gloriouslg
triunPhed. We have sustained no rcverses.
The fall If the Alamo IS the sur st
guarantee 81 our ultimate success, That
Spartan band who SO nobly persisted there
have beqdeathed 10 Us ar example which
ought and will be initiated. and have IN
iiIcted on tile Enemy a terror and loss
That is equiv aient u defeat Rally then
fellow cltsz2us TO the standard Of your
country. Nni,e the crmy is between your
families and the enemy, they are s4fe;
reinforce and sustain that army. and our
wives AMI children are secure from p0Iu-
ton. The Government will remove to
Harrisburg, but that removal Is not the
result Of any apprehension that the enemy
are near us. II was resolved upon as a
measure conductive to the common good
before any such report was in circulation;
ar has not been expedited by such report.
A9aln conplre you, fellow citizens,
listen not 10 anv nuinor that runs trumpet
tonsnsd through the country. The gov
cFnmeat - psrieclas arrangements as
rap!dit a-Possble 10 ensure the trans
MI s'on 81 Official intelligence on which
they and you may rely mjlh confidence.
Let us acquit ourselves like men; GRID up
the loins OF orr minds, aad by our united,
prompt and energetic exertioa turn back
thug imp2sent invader, and planting our
standard On he banks Of the RIO Grande
dictate t. him the terms Of mutual recog.
nitIoE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
From tie ifsdiene .Isa<rscar
BRANCH CANAL OR RAIL ROAD

t
/ BRANCH CANAL OR RAIL Road
| No doubt now remains in regara 10 the
making Of the White Water Canal. and
the interest Of The State and Rockville re-
Iqulfe that branch should he carried nj
the East Fork as high at least as Rien-
mond
Some difference al opinion VIII exist
~hethe: this brancesliall De by Canal ,kail-
way or Turnpike Either would bring he
business IL tbs main C4nal s the question
must turn on other considerations. Ii tie
East Fork shall be found to afford water
sufficient for the Canal and fer the ma
tehInery whjch the country will require
al must admit that a canal is the proper
work 10 make, az it viii require no changes
from enc mode OF transport 10 another
If there should be water enough for the
canal, but not for machinery; then the
good sense Of the community must deter
mine whether changing the property at
Brookrile from car or a Wagon 10 Il boat,
will be a greater Inconvenience, than The
loss Of lis manufacturing privileges. II
there shall not be water for the Canal or
lit should be determined that the water
power must &c retained, then the question
will he between the Railroad < Turnpike.
The expense OF making vii not be es-
sentially different. But the cost Of trans
port upon the one viii he three times that
Jon the other, and a like, ifno' greater dlf-
ference in time Another consideration
viii be, that Il Rail wav NAV be continued
from Brookyi.!a 10 the Lawrcncebufg Rail
Road. ard thus Il continuous connunica-
tlon vii! be has from Richmond to Law
ireEcebuFg and from there 10 Cincinnati
- the Rail Road IS 10 be continued to the
latter place al times when the Ca
nal j. uavgabIo the heavy products Of the
country Will take that direction. when II
is not, the country will have the benefit
Iof the other. To personal travel this I'M
provement IS all Jap rant as the waa;s Of
the community 10 this respect can never
be supplied ~ the Canal, the navigation
of which must be necessarily very SLOW.
and especially on the White Water. where
there is such an amount Of lockage.
Il il not 10 BE- expected that tha State
Will make any more State works in tbs
White Water valley. at least for severa
vents. But her interest in such an i'm
provemen' as the one spoken Of, would be
such as 10 justify her extending her credit
ID aid individuals in the undertaking
TINS matter therefore. cannot be too soon
brought before the people Of the White
Water. Arrangements should ue made, s.
that the branch can be begun as soon
AZ the rain ch4nnelis completed to Brook.
villa. ANY man living on the Line from Rich
mond y L1wrenceburg, is interested anc
should be included. Can this be better
done than by having some central place
selected and day appointed for a public
meeting during the coming Summer.
WHITE WATER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

Santa .tn7a's Proclamation.

The gencral-iu- Chi@f - the Army q
operation under hi> command:
Compfnions il arms Our mos. sacred
duties ulya conducted - to tF4ese plans
ana urged Is forward 70 combat with that
mob o. unersattul aayentuFeFs, on whom
our authorities iucautsously iayisaed -
yors walca thev have failed II 5sstow on
Mex.eanz They have appropriated to
themselves our territories, ana nave r4'sed
the standard OF rebellion ia order that
this Fertile aed extended department. ssl7y
be detached fIon car kepnhElc-per
ding themselves tia. e&F unfortunate dis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

Hon they do tkiags III st. L9uis.-A
friend OF ours, in letter, gives the follow
lns 4 scripuon Of I due whteh TOOK place
some time since in 81. Louis, OF which he
vas an eye witness:
"A Spaniard and a Ffanclman wiz
have beea long accustomed to Ilppn- on
tho mauntains, on arriving a. the place
want out together 10 settle an ali4r Of
honor. The spot selected foF the purpose
was an open square Ia the suburbs Of the
city. When al parties were ready ard
stripped for the occasion, Two large Bowie
knives an instrument b5as twelve inches
n length, and an inch and half wide at
the hill wiki two edges tsper.ng To a sharp
point,) and tie word ready vas given
both rushed 10 the coutsst! After par
ryIng these deadly weapons and guarding
and piunging some half a minute. the
frenchmsn made n stroke at the Span
lard and succeeded in cutting opan the ah-
domen, 50 az 10 let ont the AoNest Al
The same time the Spaniard plunged his
knife about ten inches III the breast of his
antagonist, WHO immediately Welding up
the g3st with deep groan. the Span
lard survived some hours,--N.lA nae the
scene created the most wretc1ed feelings
OF horror; t3ut with Asay of the spectators,
ii served only for subject of discussion.
as 10 wA!sa showed tile mos; GOODNESS and
plrried tha thftls: - his antagonist with
the most skiil---in short. which show 81
the Lsosi slight ia killing rs fellow man"
Green couAfV Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

A cRE.1 Blow up.-Tne citizens
Of Bangor. Me.) have recently been
trying an experiment at tie City mills
whereby they blew about six acres
>. ice ..sky high" besides shattering
several acres more. Tie WAY they
do thugs IN Maine ! 4 caution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

4 RIcH GoLD MISE IN VIRGINIA.
According 70 the Richmond Compi-
Ter, the Mining Company Of that city
have discovered the ore OF Basby 5
mine, Gooehland CO. 10 be uncoEa-
monty rich and abundant, and increas-
ing as i dips the pan ysashings Of
the ore yielded 50 per TOO lbs. The
stock al tl.a crr..,ar,x saftsnr,f~-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

UT III WrFI 4 u 3 ~ d u
down. We had RI bntained steady
fight from 8 Unit 2 p. NJ Or sherea
bouts. and allowing three quarters of
an hcur interval between The first
AMI second attack. had been pretty
bssilv ENGAGED for more than 5 hours
IT. g. was me only eiFcef IF. aiive.
ag.d n severely sfonnded h ted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-29
To ssail Road Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the the Boil
L linghrook Hotel, in Petersburg Va. on the
Sth day OF October next, for the excavation, en-
bankmen' and masonry of forty miles of the Ra-
leigh and Castor Rail Road
Plans an prohlcs of the work " i'll be exhibited
at the place above mentioned for ten DAYS prcvi-
Gus to the letting, and all other information will be
gwen on application to the subscriber or any of
the assistant Engineers on the line
Recommendations will be expected in cases of
persons not known 10 the Engineer
Gil ARIES +. NJ. GAR\ETT.
/. >. For the information of persons. at a dis
lance, would state that the Raleigh and Castor
hall Road IS continuation of the Prtcrbnre and
OF the GrccnSrlllc and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke To Raleigh, in the great line of Nor
thern and Southern travel.
This road is located ON a heh and dry riJpo of
country, which is considered remarkably healthy :
and the mdness otlhe climate admi,tiur of opera-
tons in the open air throughout the winter, makes
peculiarly desirable to those WISHING winter iobs.
The facility of travelling is so grcat now by the
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Roads, that the trip NAV DO
performed in forty hours. The trip may be- per-
Tor med'n the same time by the Bay ON three DAYS
in the week.
Aug. - no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-29
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

Mr. JEFFERSON AND Air. LlyINssToS.-ln the
case Of the city of New Orleans ". the United
States, argued aud decided at the last term of the
Supreme Court of the United States, Mr.. Living
sion submitted a written argument IN behalf OF the
CITY, In this argument reference is made 10
his controversy with, and 10 the pamphlet publish
cd by him against Mr.. Jcil,+son. Tho pamphlet
had been quoted in argument, by the counsel for
the United States. Mr.. Livingston saws oin
" That pamphlet was written under circum-
stances. in which the author thought n still thinks
he had suffered grievous wrongs-wrong> which
he thought and still thnkn justified the warmth OF
language in which some OF bn arguments ale
couchcd but which his respect tur the public aud
private character of his opponent, always Obliged
him to rcnret that he had been forced 10 use. llo
is happy, however, II say, that III u subsequent
period, the friendly intercourse with which, p'lor
10 that breach lc had been honorcd, was renewed !;
tina, the offended parry forgot tie injury and the
other performed The more difficult task CT the
maxim of u celebrated French Aulbcr is Irue,) OF
foreiving the man upon whom lac had inflicted II.
The court, hope, will excuse this personal dl-
erosion but could not AVOID using the occasion
Of making known that have hrcn spared the las
ting regret oil rejecting that Mr.. Jefferson lad de-
scendcd TO the grave with feeling oi Ill will 10 me y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-29
rrxU LovINcsroN HOTEL.

FINllE subscribers having purchased the tavern
1 near the 4 ourihorse. III tic town Of Loving
ston, heretofore occupied b, Col. Charles Penow,
beg leave to Inform the public generally, that they
will make every exertlon to please those who may
call upon them. The house is large aud convenient
and will be neatly fitted up. Servants shall be al
tpnti,c Table and Stable supplied well the
country can afford, aud the Bedding shall be OF the
first order In fine, will endeayor 10 keep house
worthy of the public regard. The line OF Stage.
which passes through tins place, stops at this house,
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
mediation. We therefore solicit the public patto
mage. HENKA :. FEY ioN,
WM. |. KIDD,
FREDERICK 5. PENTON.
l.
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James River and NanaWha Company.
SEW EN'.ll l\SE

7 n Wertlng N The FftAdcut aud Director, OF
the James River and kaua~ha Company. held
in The crt> OF Richmond, on Friday the a?th da, OF
July, lr,ib--
RtSoirta, That the Stockholders Of the jaime,
River and kana"h Company, other than the State
be aud thcyarc hereby required 10 pay into the Bank
ot IN gtnl, or of its branches - Der share ON
each share III rtoeh held by then, IN he sad compa
ny, ON OF before the 25th day of ScptcmberneSt
BY order OF the President and Directors
". Il. GlllTTENDEN, Secretary
\. Il. The iusalmcul, that have been called Ion
-(nclndug the abovel are as follows:
LIST n,tamcnt, II per share, paid AT the time of sub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-29
REAL ESTATE
fu LyHChbWrg', at .fHSfSOH.

IN ACCORDANCE with the last VII and t..
1 lament of Henry Norman, decd. tho nndrisign-
cd WILL on the 2st day oi September neNi, II tar, At
not the next fair dan. upon the premises expose +"
sals at Public Auction thatN AL ABll. AND DE-
FIR ALLIE PROPERTY. IN lHnehbufg, callcdtlrG
u iSHTNG7'ON HO7EL,-a large and pctma-
ncnt, bult brick house, three store. above the eel
lar containing more fan ~ rooms, with the ucces-
sar, out houses such Kitchen, Smoke hou.e
and Stable all OF bdck-Also an Ice hou.. aud i
" ell of excellent water.
This j. valuable property both ON account al the
quality OF the improvements Which, for Iilhtuues.
OF workmanship and durability of materials. aie o
the hfst order, aud its central and convenient posi-
ton, being nearly in the middle OF the bu uess part
ofthe town. Jusi above k,o's corner, having the
further advantage of large Lot. winch fronts on ID
street. about 10 feet. and 1B2 feet LIST alley,
tending back from the alley ls feet. forming au cN
tensiye back Stable lot.-Prupcts valuable is but
seldom ia mar. ct it, situation aud convenience to
business, will 81 recommend IT to all wlshin.
To purchssc-hniug NOW good custom holrso
ul Public Entcftaiumsni-Also, tho soos FRA
NED llul ~R, adjoining containing a. rooms
bote tn. cellar, with Kitchen, Smoke house, &c
T.nns--one fourth cash IN hand the balance on .
credit OF one aud Years, equal in.talnlents.
Bonds With approved security aud lieu upon the
prnpert, will be required 10 secure the paymeuts-
sale conducted b, Payne Il Turner. Auctonecr,.
IlENRY +. MoORMAN, Es'ors of Henry
DKlRN {. MookMAN, Norman, deed.
d. All person. having claims against the estate
of tho said Hem, Norman. dec d. respectfully
dcsiic, To present them properly authenticated and
thotc Indebted requested to make immediate
payment II, Il. MOORMtN,
u. e. MOOEMAN, IN o'S'
~ The Richmond Enquirer. Fredericksburg
Arena aud Lexington Gazette, arc requested 10 pub
Iish the above (cNccptlhe last notice) weekly three
times and forward their accounts To tins office Ion
payment.
August l. M2w If of"w & if tbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-29

NOTICE..

10y virtue OF y deed of trust executed To tn, sub
~ scnhers by Ezekiel Wright, hc.uins date, the
l;hh day "f september, lS27, and dull, recorded III
the Clerks Office of Franklin county Ton certain
purposes THEREIN expressed shall procccdt Ia sell,
10 the hghcs bidder for cash, at tho said Ezekiel
NuEhi's dwelling HOUSE, III the county OF Franklin,
CA the 18th day OF October ncAi certain tract OF
parcel Of Isnd, lying ind being IN the county atore-
sad, containing one hundred aud forty seven acres,
more OF less or 50 much thcreofas will bo auicic Mt
ior the purposes ot sand tuS.-\ctng trustees,
We shall convey ouch titc only ~ vested in rs by
said deed. HENRY CARPER. p,
" VI. DDDD i'"'''eS'
JulS Is n1n,
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FREDERICK NJ CABEII.,
ALIEN AMBER MI NDN.
llnil IS

VHNlll. Trustees above named als invested with au
tholItN 10 sell, al rIsat. pubic ,le tlte tract
oi lhud whelron live, upon James River, IN Am
herst, Nrlsunaud buckingham counties, having ilnc
beds OF Lime STONE ON both sides OF the rnef, aud
containing near 200 acres, by old surveys upwards
o loo acres Fl which al hlst qualify low grounds
The Improvements alc almee stone Flour Mano
iactulhe Mill, new Storc House, and improve
ments ot ever, kind very good Will, Will pleasure,
.ho" all The property named hc Trust toauy person
wishing To- purchase. JOHN lDSRllN.
AnIll ~ WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-29
NOTICE..
WHEREAS John Hershey,

rAliERENS John Hershey, b, certain deeds
w ot tnbt, recorded IN the counties OF Amherst,
Nelson aud But ny ham, has conveyed Ia the
deftgncd, ior the puiposcs oi The uusts contained
IN the deed, the debt, due In Inn IN those counties
and clscN here aud rs many ot tlcm uullqudat
- .ud .s nr could moi we'll settle them ourselves
attend ~ might be necessary to max, collections
We have thought IT advisable to employ the SAID
lloleles al agent III attendto these things. This
uoicc In therefore to arplzc all Concerned, that the
sad ilofblcy has full auhoIlt, agent To act
IA these ma,tcih ; aud IN addition, rs we cannot
personally supellnlcnd the Mill aud Plantation, the
sud Hershey authorised To do SO, but 10 be at al
times undci our control
FREDERICK VI. CABEII.
ALEXANDER MI NDN.
IL