The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-04-25

douDt even that 49,
avail; hut it 50
and worth the triaI
Washinoten :. !.
The next month. -.
unheaitai'nEif 20 his ~.
vate meeting of TIE -.
Hays end moved -
resolutions. nor az s.
scribe hia quota e. s.
was.to defrat tha -
sociafion' there farmas
The next eraulsr -
"Queen's Huh N|rhr
with the same nafer.ts..
or and frar knees ef - uns.
. the governor aa basm MakMlN
was not 600 shaW "a
was q genuine mac e
had come to tirrna
col0nista "a rieasare Ias...
could Dr. taken hF ffnlm
by hosp.al.fI he haa 5
were such In iontan
a Manly co.s...
/ But De- knew his nia.4.
soon ms DE- bad mad
prompt even whsle he IA
tive. % DO what be- eaals
them in a liberal ani masA
had acQuiescsd ven b.s
outset 90 bis admlnlsfnfm
cision ofsthe council fhaf
sistance could noe larang
Virginia-for The process
tried there too He mass
sensations with reeard - -
the colony 10 the mialnen
as we're both just and -
sured In reply that fhe m
willing % make every ae
cession: pledged his eurs
that there should o.
change 81 policy. and &c
er October Is. 1900 haesam
eminent would not after AZ fsfa
his promises
A ooubtfui comsIrsa aset
your governor e. bee aseaIn'
popular. a. We are Told Asn 49, b.
Arthur Lee rs hls brother ..,..r
don land / have the wera 80
it in the increased orders m
from the ladies Nireuans
find Il easy 10 break az "a
habit On order % starge ~
trades and MANUFACTURES. "a e
more than once necessary 20 n
renew the non impoFtaiioa aas AnfH
alike among the BurEesses saInlH
chants at Williamsburg anf s. - -
Of local associations fhroa
colony.
But Washington was pune
observe to the letter TIE aE
he had himself proposed An
again he bade his marcaais
in London assist him 70 Flars
any inadvertont breach 81 ga
to send him the articles raf
had picked out tor taxatioa
colonies.
Life still continued % 60. - n
with something OF the old Ssn
ness az Mount Vernon.
Il was in June. iT6s. thai ca
Washington ordered a neu
made in the newest taste. $50
genteel. and light % b. mass
best seasoned wood. and b. PRO-
brated workman" which Waa q
him. fittings and all. Ei33 -
For all he grew uneasy lelt a -
onies' disagreement with
should come az last 20 q cu4
arms. he pushed his private r'r
with no abatement OF thoroaE1a $50
possession. as IL there Wa
huf fhuf fhEr. ern srrf.rsIH fr1sn -.
stand as they were.
Washington Acquires LaatI
He had not run surveyors IRE
Lord Fairfax. or assisted 60 tfiR
French from the Ohio. witness
what fair lands lay upon TIE -
rivers awaiting the owner
though there was still doubt hc9
were TO be established ia that
ness, he took care. through aa
Offices Of an old comrnde in an
least to be quietly befoFphaaa
other claimants IN setting so
titles as might be where the 24i
richest and most accessible.
/ "A silent management" Waa IS
! advised. "snugly carried on a1d4 s.
+ guise OF hunting other same
there should be a premature
thither that would set rival lnie
a-clashing. A strange miKtuFe
/ shrewdness OF the speculator 80
T honesty of the gontleman~ta
pushed with privacy. bat withoui
! cry or chicane-rnn thrOuga -
+ ters to Captain Crawford. and u
as canny replies from the lroa
/ soldier. -
Continues His Outdoor spofa -
Business gave way often 20
and pleasure. too. as OF old. shes ~
tics fell dull between sessions
/ it was the hunt. then a gunrias
in the woods: and again a dy -.
/ aboard his schooner. dropp.1s
the river. and drawing the aeia 1T
sheepsheads upon The bar 90
/ Point