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Lands for Sale. The subscriber offers the three following Tracts or parcels o Land, 10 miles from the city of Baltimore, the whole being con. nected, together in a compact form, and lying on the road, about two miles short of Perry Hall, the residence of Harry D. Gough, esqr. viz. No. 1, The subscriber's present Dwelling Plantation containing 330 odd acres, on which is erected a large and commodious Dwelling House, Barn, Stables, Spring House, and every other necessary building, with two i large Apple, and one Peach Orchard in jiill j bearing, a Garden and plenty of line meadow —which with the parts in tillage, are under superior fence, with remarkable springs of fine water, also wood & timber in abundance. No. 2, The late Dwelling Plantation of Mr John Skinner,deceased, now the property of the subscriber, containing from 33p to 340 acres with the dwelling House, Barn, Stables o.er- s.-er's K .use, negro Quarters, Spring House, ::i beautiful Orchard and Garden, with a never failing Spring of as line Water as in the state: almost at tho door ; and commands a most delightful prospect of the bay from Kent Is- tai d, almost as night as Susqueliannah ; near- ly the whole of this Tract is under prime fence and has plenty of wood and timber No 3. Containing 221 acres on which is erected a small House, with a number of Apple and Peah Trees., about 40 or 50 acres of this Tract is inclosed with good fence as a pasture ; it has also plenty of wood and tim- ber. Those Lands will be sold together, or in parcels, as above very cheap, to a purchaser, or purchssetn, who has the money to lay down. Who may also have with No 1, (lie whole of the stock, with the farming uten- ¦ails. Apply on the premises, to HERCULES COURTENAY. October 7. .,- I d30t *m Plaister of Paris. The Subscribers havejustreceivedper schoo- ner Hannah, Captrin Allen, a cargo of Plais- ter Paris, which they offer for sale on accom- modating terms. *v. The above Schpettef will lake Freight on low terms to any port to the East ward, if speedy . 'V application is made to the cap. tain on board at Smiths-wharf, or to M'FaDON & WALSH. Oct 13._________________________d4ft Annuities and Properly FOB Si E. A certain amOi nt of annuities, situated in Old Town, leased to g od Tenants, who pay regularly every si:: months. A large Log Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn and Milk House; there is also a very good Fish Pond ; all kinds of fruit Trees, to- gether with 50 acres of goad Land, twenty of which are in Grass, fit for the scythe—It is a suitable situation for a store or Tavern, in a good neighborhood, about three miles irom Hi wtev's-Town, on the main Road. Either to bs sold or exchanged for property in this town, A Lot of Ground, situate at the first Turn- pike gate, on the Reister's-Town Road, about 1 1.2 miles from the Court-House, in fee sim- ple, 33 feet front, and 80 deep—>\p-ilv to CHARLES GHEQUIERE, Broker, \V ater-street. WHO OFFERS FOR SiLE, I Water Stock, Frederick Town Turnpike Stock and Mechanic's Bank Stock—and wants to purchase Union and Baltimore Bank Sto'ck, also, Reister's-Town Turnpike Stuck. For Amsterdam. ,- jejix Tn* Snir> JSmM^ Rirsov. iJVj^J&jSijf Captain Brown j Having half her cargo now on board, may be dispatched in a few days. For freight, apply to J AMES BIAYS, Fell's-Point, or, CHARLES B. YOUNG, Broker, 20, Commerce street. German Lh ens, etc Imported in the schooner Alexander, capt. Athor, from Trieste': tS" for sale bv the subscribers, 4S cases of line Pl.itilias, 10 Brit annas, 10 Lawns, S Checks, 7 CavalinOB, 5 Estopiilas, 2 Rouans, 1 very fine Shirting Linen, AND A quantify of Glass Tumblers, in cases assorted, ALSO, The Schooner Alexander As she arrived from sea, bur- fiy then about 1000 bbbls a strong ,_.V'faith id built vessel, 3 1-2 years ^^^^^^ old, sails fast, and may be sent to sea at a small expeuce. L-iRMAN & FULFORD, or jos£Pn young, October 3. d fit-en2\v Sheriff's Sale. For Freight or Charter, To Philadelphia, New Tori or Boston ; the lat- ter mould be prererred. -_i^jL^ The new fast siding Schooner beOT»V KI-ING SUN. ^_________ ¦ j\JJL?'' Commanded by captain Benj ------ ''"-.; •*"*&*&, Holbrook, burthen about 100 By virtue of the following writs of fieri facias tons, lately arrived from Bordeaux She has from Baltimore county eaMi't tome directed, good accommodations for passengers —>vpply ^™ . ••- ...i- .-.-----„k n,* to CHMILFS 'GHEQUIERE. In case no-freight should be offered shortly for either of the above places, one for a port to the south cf Europe would be accepted. October 13 ^^^ «54*. from wauimoic ov^^nj------- will be exposed to public sale, for cash, the following Property, to wit: All the right, title, estate and interest of "William Suman, John Lamb, John Veazey and Robert Stables, or either of them in ana -to a two-story frame Dwelling House and Lot, with an additional back building thereon, situ. T»te in Concord-street, between Market space •and the Falls; also, one other Lot adjoining "the aforesaid, with the improvements of a "blarksmith's shop, wheeli ight shop, and nail ¦factory, a large variety of smiths' to.is, a,nd several valuable machines for cuttin^ails. Also, a House and Lot, situate at the corner *of Wilkes and Fleet streets. Fell s. Point, front- ing on Wilkcs-street 80 feet, and e*tc,i}ding back on Fell's-street 114 feel, with the ini 'provements thereon, known and distinguished by the name of Jalland's Gardens Also, two acres of Ground, more or less, -situate on the York turnpike road, near Co« Vane's-Town, on which is erected a small Dwelling House and blacksmith's shop. Also, a variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as Beds St. bedding, Tables, -Chairs, one eight-day Clock, Bureaus, isx- &c. The sale to be on Friday, the 16th instant, to commence precisely at 10 o'clock, to meet on the premises first mentioned and proceed to the different places until the whole is disposed ¦of, except the two acres of ground which will be offered for sale at my office, at which lime and pUee some personal property will be offer- Jed, being late the proper y of the aforesaid William Suman, John Lamb, John Veazey, and Robert Staples, seized and taken at the suitof "William Cr.emmond. JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff. October 9.____________________d16th The Levy Court for Balti* "more county will meet at Henry Decorsex's 'Tavern (near Philput's Bridge) in the city *af B dtimore, on Tuesday, the 20th day of October ne.vt, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose ot adjusting the public ex- ¦pences of the said county, for this present year, appointing supervisors of the public Toads, and constables and adjusting their ac- counts. \VM. GIBSON, Clerk. Sept 28._____________________d20tbO French Goods. IF. & j7~Hoffman, No. 3, South Charles s i beet, Have imported by the Rising Sun, capt. Holbroai, from Bordeaux 85 package^ French Goods ; Consisting tf A choice collection out of the several Man- ufactories, marie by a competent judge Jar task.________October 12. d Win./ and Thomas Meredith, .No, 26, North Howard-street, nearly opposite the old stand of Wm. Meredith & Co. .Have received and apet* I, a good assortment tf Fall and Winter Goods ; Consisting of Superfine St common I Ginghams, Cloths, I Cambric Muslin, I r»_.i i--.„u;,w„ d4t Marshal's Sale. United States, ~f Mmi.yla.nd District. ) ^^B By virtue and in pursuance of an order to me directed, from the Hon. James Houston, Esq. judge of the district court of the United States in and for Maryland district, wilt be sold at public sale, at Despeaux's wharf, Fell's Point, on SATURDAY, the 17th instant, at eleven o'clock, for cash. ii^>S The Sloop B"SbM§C" POLLY, ^^JtJ%Sr Her Tackle, Apparel & Fur- EljSe? niture. THOMAS RUTTER, Marshal. October 12. d6t _ For Sale at New-York, ,j/Y The well known Ship i\j&.Mj' Burthen 364 tons, built in .'¦-!*#»»? Philadelphia of live oak lo ! cttst and cedar and rebuilt In this city at : the expense of 20,'.!00 dollars, exclusive of coppering, by Cheeseman and Brown, 180r, in the best manner, and of the best materials, leaving nothing but that part of her frame wl ich was perfectly sound ; all the plank on her bottom, wales, waist and eleck were new ; entirely composition fastened, and coppered j with 32 oz to light water mark, on which ; she has made but three European passages ; ; is well found, and in the most complete order, i and may be sent to sea at a very trifling ex- ! pense For further particulars apply to I ERANK.LIN, ROBIMS'iN & Co. Franklin's wharf, or to ABRAHAM BARKER, 79, South-street, loth mo 12. _____________t d8t For i'reignt o. quarter, -, The barque PATRIARCH, Burthen about 17 i tons, now Iving at M'Uderry's wharf.— She is a fine new vessel, with good accommodations for passengers, in com. pletc order to receive a cargo, and it is sop- nosed that she will prove a very tMt wiie^. Apnlyto N. W. li tS ON, P! * Great York-street, or D. L. THOMAS, Ship Broker- JSeptj^ __________1°— Marshal's Sale. U'ited States, Maryland District, ss. By virtue and in pursuante of an order to vie di- directed, from the him James Housto-., ju/ge of t •<¦ U -ted States in and for the Maryland district, will be txppted to public tale, on SA- TURDAY.M" 24tA day of October i stint, at 11 o'clock, at tie head of Frederick street dock, ^^^W The Schooner VIRGINIA, Her Tackle, Apparel 8c Fur- j^Bar niture, for cash. THOMAS RUTTER, Marshal. Oct. 10. e"ts For London, Notice. The Co-partnership ov" Hancock and Norris was dissolved the 1st instant, by mutual con sent j all persons having- claims against the said firm will please present them for settle- ment ; and those indebted are particular!} requested to make immediate,payment, to ei- ther of the subscribers THOMAS HANCOCK. RICHARD NORRIS Sept 14.___________________________d__ Russia Goods. • BF.FT isf GEO. WILLI I MS, No. 2r, Bowt.y's wharf, Offer for Sale, The Car/o of 'he ship Messenger, captain Buffi'.'gton, from St Petersburg, consisting of 100 tons clean Hemp, 100 tons Iron, l."50 pieces Rmsia Duck, 600 do. Ravens do 1700 do. Russia Sheetings, 5 ;0 do. Broad Diaper. Also. The Cargo of the shin America, captain Stickney, from St. Petersburg, consisting of 120 tons clean Hemp, 140 tons Iron, 200 pieces Russia Duck, 100 do. Rai-ens do. 100 do Russia Sheetings, 240 boxes Mould Candles. October 12. d!0.eo20tf: Andrew Parks, 9.5, Marke-t-street, Has just received a very genera! assortment uf Fall and Winter Goods Also, A Variety of F \NCY ARTICLES. Which he offers at very 'educed prices, by wholesale and retail, for cash or acceptances in town. I "ct 12- ______________ d6t Imported I By the ship George anil Albert, captain Joel Vic- ! kers, from Tonni igen. White & brown Platillas, > of superio-qua- Dowlas and Cass/'i-illos, 5 lity» 1000 oval Demijohns, (The shove entitled to drawback-) And by the late arrivals in Philadelphia from To'.ningen, A General Assortment of German Woolen Flosiery. On hand, Bohemia Window Glass, 10 by 11, Ticklenburgs, Rouans, white Rolls, and Checks No 2, 5000 Gunney Bags, For sale by FREDERICK C GRAF, Head of Smith's dock. Septra._________d Hagt Do. do. Csssimeres, Coatings, Flannels and Baises, Kose & Stripe Blan- kets, Plains, Kersey's, Cords and Velvets, "English & American Calicoes, Bed Ticking, Irish L'men, German Jo, Brown Holland, Gilla&Romal Hd'kfs. Silk Cotton & Worst- ed Hosiery, With an assortment of India Muslins, &c. &c .Xu," w'hich will be soldatveayrejbtced 3,rice.._ October!* *»* ^^^^^^jNotice ^^^ THE partnership of Botwrsox Uf Fount, is %b!s day dissolved by mutual consent. AM lerst-ms having claimsngain.t the said ln-,n w,l HENRY FOUSE. The business in future will be carried on by ^e subscriber, at his old stand, No. 61, North J-Ioward street. ^o ^ BOWERSOX. '1 idSsiiiip-r and entirely new. Apply to the captain on board, at Bowly'a wharf, or as above. October IJ. d3t eoSt For Freight or Charter, To a port in the W. Indies, Europe, or elsewhere, jilT-\ The Ship CATHARINE, »^-%MM^k^ 'Jhomas Todd, master, »!r225JK Burthen lbj tons ; lying at fessajS-*- Cole's wharf, Fell's-Po.nt. If mote convenient, a considerable part of her lading will be pufein by the owners. She is now in verv complete order, and ready to take a cargo, ^pply to the Captain on board, or at No.Dj, County wharf, to k^ WILLIAM JONES. Who has for Sale, Pork, Sugar, N iingland Rum j Bar, Hoop and Rod Iron, Cut Nails, c.-.c. Oct. 9. __\______dot For Liverpool, To sail with all convenient speed, E>. The, regular Trading Ship ^^^ ABEONA, Hobsou, master. «gBv»unE F(,r freight *r passage, ap- ply to the captainou board, at Jackson's whaf, Fell's-Point, or to I ORMAN St FULFORD. September 26. d Freight Wanted, To any port in the United States, or the West- Indies, . ^jLji- For the SchoonerBELLONA, _tt2S>C Capt. White, ;-> A well found soutb.ern built ^assis^ME/ vessel, burthen 560 bbls. Far terms apply to A. £5" K. BOUGH AN, Who hove oh hand and for sale, 50 hluls and ;>U bbls St. Martins Sugar lio do, Maryland and Virginia Tobacco. Sept 15. d To return early in the Spring, The fine Ship tr-T-'HimJ DUMFRIES, Ltf3fyp' Burthen 320 tons, two years *K&SjifeS&.- °1(1, sails remarkably fast, and is in every respect a first rate shin. For freight or passage (having elegant accommodations,) apply to CHARLES V.TUGM AN October 12^__________________eo8t__ er's-Town Bank, i^i^i^i^B)^! Sep ¦ ember 30th, 8 7 IN pursuance of an order of the Board of Directors, notice is hereby given thai two doll ,rs On each share of stock held in the bank must be paid up at the bank on f>r before the 1st Monday in December next; Si that all per- sons tailing to pay will not be entitled to ,iny divielenu on what ttiey have paid, from the said first Monday in December until this in- stalment is paid. ELIE BEATTY. Cashier. [Ort 3] d7tbDec REMOVAL. Henry & Lindenberker Have removed to No 200 1-2, Baltimore- street. Who offer to Rent the Store 8i Cel- lar, No. 104, opposite the In i n Queen Ta em, with a convenient W areho . ,c if re. eired August ,6. d Philip Littig, No. 142, Market street, Has on hand, and offers for sale, A genera! assortment ot American andF.u- i ropean manufactured Brushes ; also, Ivory,- I Tortoishell, Mockshell and common (Jorftbs, of I a superior qo.dity , also. Cut! ry & Hardware, with mmi other articles in his line of business. N B. He has just received from Europe, a good assosttnent of Painters' Brushes, and Sash Tools, both common and ground. October 2. dl8t G. F. and j. Lindenberg^r, No. 200, Baltimore street, opposite the IndiaH £)ueen Tavern, Have received by the Six Sisters, from Bri4» tol, and n.ow landings Tin in boxes, Anvils and Vises, Frying fans, Spaeles and Shovels, Single, double and treble Sheet. Iron, Nails, of every size, Card and Iron Wire, Broad Virginia Weeding Hoes, &e. Sic. Which, with a variety of other goods ill the Hardware Line, will be disposed of oil accommodating terms. -September 26.__________________d French Silk Goods. Lafitte, Duche & Sarthe, NO 172, B.4.LTIMORE-STRRET, ^^H Have just received, a very large assortment of FreneJi Fancy Goods, Which they offer for sale by the package or piece, at very low prices, to wit: Plain Taffe- tas, Plaid Silks, Sarsnet, Pealings, Extra Long; and »hort Ladies' Silk Glov, s, Mens' ditto. Ladies' and Men's Silk Stockings SewigSilkD Silk Shawls of every size, plain and figured T ffetas and Satin Ribbands, Stamped ditto. Hank Ribbands, Velvet ditto, Crapes, Cambric Linen, thread and Cotton, Laces,Veils, Arti- ficial Flowers Plain and Ornamental Combs, white and coloured extra long and short Kid Cleves, Mens' ditto. Cotton Stockings, Sus- p.-p lers of every description, Fans, LustringSj Bandannos, Sic. &C. Also on hand, 80 casks best Bordeaux Claret, 1 box P it-is Jewelry, handsomely assorted,) 4 ha'es U.er.nes Thread, 4 trunks Ladies' Shoes, 2 bales Sheeting Linen, 1 trunk Umbrellas. 1 do. t-mhroidered Cambric Shirts, 1 box Mens' Silk Stocking-s, 1 do Ladies' ditto, 1 case Plain TaffetaS, 1 do. Plaid ilUto, 1 box Thread Laces. All very well calculated for French and Spa= h'.sh narkets, and entitled to debenture. Sept. 2g._______________________d!5t Just Received, Per ship William Wilson from Amsterdam, and for sale by the subscribers, 300 boxes red crust Cheese, one Cheese ia each box, 100 do. Patte Grasse do. do. i5 bales brown Flemish Sheetings. In Store, is bales white and brown Flander Sheet- ing*, 6 do light Holland Sail Duck, 2 boxes heavy do. do. 13 bides Gunny bags ; 2 bosses Tapes and Bobbins, Platillas, Bretagn»is, Creas, Esto- pillas, Listadoes, Checks, No. 2, Book Che. ks, Osoab »rgiis, Hessians, Sec. 1-2 pint Tumbler* Madder, Black Lead Crucibles, Fishing and Sewing Twine, Holland Gin, Gin cases, and Port Wine in boxes, and Spanish Cigars. ALSO, 250,000 wt. Coffee, 800 b ixes Havana Sugar, And 42 bales Upland Cotton. VON KAPFF 8c BRUNE. October 0. d3t.eo.ft_ £3 ri....«-.wST-j».*'i!. M'JSeal and Neilsons OFFER FOR SALE, 2000 bushels Coarse SALT, in barrels, Which will be disposed of low if taken from along side. October 12. d4t To Let, THE commodious tbree-^tory HOUSE in King George street, adjoining the Rev. Doctor Whitehead's, and occupied at present by Mr. Govert Haskins. Possession to be had on the first of November next. For terms apply to Mr. G. Haskins, or the subscriber. ANDREW CROSS Oct. 8.__________________________d_ To Rent, A WHARF, on Light-street, adjoining the property of Mr Samuel R. Smith ; now in the possession of Mr. Hiram Cochran. Ap- ply to Mr. Hugh Neilson, or the subscriber. WASHINGTON VAN KIBBER. Wanted to Purchase or Hire, A GOOD COOK. W. V B. October 3.__________________________d_ George Lightner, At his Established TIN AND PEWTER MANUFACTORY, North-street. Oldtovin, near the Haysc les, Informs his friends and. the public gene- rally, that he keeps on hand a large as. soi'tment of the best Manufactured TIN and PEWTER, warranted of the first workman- ship ( ountry Merchants and others will find it greatly to their advantage to cull at the Ma- nufactory, as ' he prices will he made an object to merchants taking a quantity. Old Copper and Pewter will be taken in payment for new, and the highest price given. TO RENT, A large and aii-y HOUSE, with a good Sta- ble Yarel, Spring-House, Pump, and a number of improvements, so as to make it an agreeable situation for any gentleman wishing lo enjoy the benefit of fre« air and good water The terms of Rent will be made very reasonable to a good tenant. 'Sept. 2. d.3m Isaac Hurneston, No 196, Market-street. Has received by the late arrivals, his Fall Goods ; Which are sow opening, comprising a ge- neral assortment of Goods suitable lo the ap- proaching season. A general assortment of ADELPHI COTTON THREAD, Ot superior quality, which will be sold very cheap. Sept 15. dim John Wood &. Co. Have imported in ships Fame, Aheona, and Hercutes, from Liverpool, 'Juniata, and i?air American, from London, 334 PACKAGES Cotton and VVbollen Goods, Which are offered ior sale at I ; No 18, Calvert street. Amongst which .;¦>¦<.', Best Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, most fashionable colors, Swansdown, Bennet Cord, and elegantToilenette, Waistco ting, newest patterns, Coatings, Plains, Flannels, Bookings Flushings, Blankets, Kerseys, Ken- dal Cottons, Lindsays ; a great variety of Studs, Hosiery, Dimities, Tabby Velvet, President and Constitution Cords, Black and Olive Velveteens, Fine and Common Print- ed Calicoes, Fancy and Book Muslins, Cot- ton Laces, Braces, Umbrellas, Sic. Sic. Sept 25. ____________________ d 'John and 'James Roberts, 230, Market-stiy. et, Have received ana offer fur Sale, A few boxes of 4-4and 7-8 IRISH LINENS. Also, 20 bales stip.rfme Cloths, milled Kersey- meres and Flannels. On hand, s»sill»ii»^s™ William Cooke, Jun. .ffns received per the ship Erin, from Bordeaux, 6 cases Lutestrings. ^^¦^I" 4 Grenoble Kid Gloves, 5 Silk Stockings, 1 Extra Long Silk Clones, 1 Men's Buckskin Gloves, 1 Twilled Silk Shawls, I Cambi-iek. ^^^_ Which lie offers for sale on reasonable terms. Sept 25.______________________el Notice. The Commissioners oi the Tax, for the city ot Baltimore, will meet on Tuesday the 20th. day al October instant, at 10 o'clock A. M. at Decorsey's Inn, sign of the Pliceoix, opposite j to Christ Church, whet-e they will sit to make transfers, and hear appeals, o' which all those j whom it may concern, are requested to take ! notice. Bv order, THKOPHU.US 1'. DOUGHERTY, Clk. October 12. d6t Samuel Walker, 118 Linen Clicks, 98 Co ton ditto, 3-4bri)wn Irish Linens Linen Pocket Hkfs. Dimities, Sewing Silks, Green Seushaws, Lutestrings, Brown and white Pla- tillas, Oct. 5. A good assortment of Diaper Table-Cloths Ca'iibricK Muslins, Constitution, Hunting Cords, andVelvets, Colored Threads, Book Mi'slin, and Book Muslin Hkfs. dl5t The Subscriber Has just reieivedfrom London, A Consignment of sixieen bales of fine and superfine Broael Cloths, tr.ostly Blacks and Blues, with a few other fashionable colors : 3 bales of Ratteens, and 1 bale, of Flushings, which lie offers for sale by the bale, so ma- terially under the customary advance, as to make them well woitli the attention of pur. chasers ; and has for sale, 700 Demijohns, 2 tons Bar Leal, and 50 quarter casks En- glish Gun Powder NICHOLAS SLUBEY, 12, i>»wi)'s wharf. S«pt 30. dI8t IAS FOR SALE, 36 Hhds. Vin'Jde Grave, White Claret, and one Box long and square Nit silK Shawls, received on consignment from Bordeaux. And on Hand, Black, White, and Colored Lustrings and Sat tins. Twilled Levantine Silks for Pclises, Cloaks, or Dresses. Black Florentines Si Sattiue for men's wear, Florences, Modes and Sarsnets, a large assortment. Long Silk Gloves, Pic nic Mitts and Sleeves. A large assirtment of Silk Hosiery. Silk Peieses, Square and Long Damask Cachimere Si Net Shawls, Silk Chambi-ay, Mulmull and Worked In- dia muslins. Plain & Figured Gauzes and Pattinet 4-4 and 5-4 wide, Silk, Cotton *i Thread Laces, Veils&i Hdks ' Umbrellas, Beaver and Kid Gloves, Willow Squares, Silk and Cotton Cords, Buttons ann Tassels. Irish Linens and Diapers. MOURNING. Bumbrtz -ts, Bumbazeens, Durante, Rtissels, Ltist.-ings, Florences, Persians, Wide and Narrow Crapes, White Sarcncts, Black and White Silk and Kid Gloves, Lcno ftandkfs. &C.&C Oni.7 \VSM9t Pocket-Book Lost. Lost on Saturday last the 10th instant, sup posed between Mr. B unit's Tavern, on t e Philadelphia Road, and this city a Red Mo- rocco POCKET BOOK, containing a variety of papers and a small sum of Money in Bank Notes supposed to be about 4o or 50 dollars. As I had been in town Some time l.efoie I missed my Pocket Book, it might have een dropped in the street Whoever has toimd ltbe same, .-_nd will return it it its contents o Norris and Tyson on Ehieott's wharf, shall be generously rewarded. JOHN Rt>HKIS October 12. e04t$