The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1802-08-30 00:00:00, page 2

four
to p:
vres or about 12,0
" The generals of divifion hay** re-
Every re. to fend a i<
of every I
, now not what
fpeak of a mil
'och coiv.p
the opini
me extraoi
in the plai
the i
iment, who has '
i.ket, or !
ian any other, .atk.
ly difcout I.
of the government on tbe plan of I
■ly compiled of pro
i intaitu d tba* th<
fe tbe pro
ilarly the large ones,
turn- )
attached to B
Odier/. anfwered, that on the j
. and
their I
at has ■
ocular letters, the ,
■■-. re a.
lit by hii".
'•horn
Roe
tote
.1 ' t of j
ninif- i
tration of th He has alfo
plan to fupprefs the tri
, and to replace it by the
council of ftal
naparte let out from tbe Thnil;
on I tbe day before yefti
fter eleven at liigbt, at'j
I de-camp, and one i'ervant to
Nienilly, where M. l)e Tal-
H< remained till two
in tl ig clofeted with this muiif-
We bear from Bade, under thte of
June 34, that the territory of Vaud is
'• of inlurrection, and
that nothing but tbe prefence of the
French troops can piei'crvc the country
fiein being entirely laid wafte ; the tythes
and th- feudal rents continue tp be the
pr v 'id meetings. Frelli
.ever, ttn be lent to that
country, f>r the purpofe. of fupporting
the ry of government.
I G orfu ftate, that all
re prohibited there, j
ii is reforted
to t i enfuriug peace and
went laft Saturday,
factory of Por
there Hear
an ! ,'cry thing in de
tail , he faw
and evinced the
in with re
red highly
nailed in any other
the Firft Conful,
be laid open, and that no
privileged companies may be re-eftablifh
ation of privileged com
. only violates the
ily comnro:
if commerce. The ex-j
proved tbat privi
mldnot have derived I
'~ if fhe bad
i of her <
thofe that refulted from her fove-
Never were the French »
loitant an l ;
the Fait, I
'73 to 1779, by ir.divid: al |
it is obferva
bodtec ftbtife then i
iwfl inter
y confideratiofl to thole
.xclufive privileges would,
■ all, be difaflrous to the manufac
of Lyons, for it is admitted
• the means of introduc
ing A greater quantity of our manufac
tures, fucfi as gold wire, hats, cloths, Sec.
any company can poffe'fs. It is
■vident that individuals coirfdvmon
.y, import
■ lions of I
effary for our maoufao
:., from good authority, th 11
irft Conful has appointed Firft Ma-J
our Govi inder tin I
urination of D >ge, Citizen Gattiano, J
minifter of our Republic at Milan, j
Citizen, who is efteenied, J
-of thofe whot > v*. in the j
1797 nominated as Members ofj
■ • >visional Guvernment. ,
MILAN, June 12,
learn from MeiTina, that a Swe-J
c arrived there towards the end
.th, with n Tripolitan JCfel
which they captured after a defperate en- j
Dent again!! four Vtltels of that
n—two of which were funk. The
ilh frigate, it is faid, hid above a J
:.en killed or wounded.
have at length received poiitivel
c from the leffer cantons ; but I
i far from being fatisfaftory. The j
ni unanimoufly re- j
I iv. the three cantons of Schwiz, j
Uri and Underwaldeo. The inhabitants I
ol thefe countries were given to under-J
, that if they rejected this fec.or.dj
:tution, they Would be aide, as they
wifhed, to form an independent j
, under the denomination of Tell
or country of William Tell. Tbe
'•rates, lnflead of penning regifters J
at their habitations, can fed the cohftitU
tion to be read in the churches alter di
vine fervice, and invited thofe who wifh
pt it, to repair to the choir, to
be their names in the regifters 0
1. Put not a perfon would quit his |
| i.riots even, that is, thofe
who have filled the public functions in
the name of the central government, in
by the menaces held out to
them, were obliged to vote in the. nega-
It is tho't government will make
< iTorts to conciliate tbe minds of
tbe people in thefe cantons. At Claris,
In feveral other communes, the can*
intz, the prefects and lab
els yielding to the folkitations of
nhabitants, ftiiTercd them to meet
nnmunial affemblies. The refult
lefe affemblies has been the una
rejec'tion of the confiitu
tion. Apnenzel has had frequent com
munications with Schwitz. The accep
tors are in the minority, but the reft ofj
Triton of Sanus has given a more fa
ory refult.
(LoOKING-GIASSBS tf FuXNITURE.
he fubferiber refpectfully i
j>iorms the public, that he ha. juft received j
from New-York various kinds oi Looking' !
GlafTei, from r to 70 dollars each.—Alfo card 1
, bureaus, &c. of an elegant and fa (hi- j
' enable make. He continues to manufacture ■
arid fell all kinJs of ornaments for chimney
pieces, door caps, frontke pieces, metal fafhes,
GEORGE ANDREWS.
April 14, 180 a. eptf
j AGREFABLY to a Deed of Trult
from Anthony Aiklifon to the Subfciiber, wil
b*; offer ed
TO the higheft bidder, by Public Auction, at
Secll's Hotel, in the City of Wafhington, en
Monday the 9UI day of next, all that
tract of land lying and being on the liaflern
Branch of the Potowmac, oppofitc to iv;
ty called " OhicheflCr, with addition re-Fur
vcyed," containing three hundred acres.
On the above-mentioned tract of land, is
the ferry Landing, fo well known by the
Ferry," now in the occupa
tion of Capt. Naylor.
'[ he Sale to commence at II o'clock in the
forenoon—lcrms ol fale cafh.
June 30, 1802. totiiA
The a be, ■ ,!tponed till Saturday
the $>:h day of October next. •
creditors of Uriah Forrefl, bft&krc'pc,
X having appointed me the affignce of his
eftate and effects. At perfons indebted to
him, previous to the date <*F t'r- cohimiffion
;kruptcy a*e required to make payment,
and thofe who hold any of his property, to
deliver the fame to me
Ml rifed to make feftle
ments of accounts and to attend to all bufi
rchting to his efl
JOHN HEWITT, Reg.
/ ''•!■ iaw4t
"notice.
A MEETING of the fubferibers to the
Little River Roau Company, is called
ac the iioule of Mrs. M'Cable in Lcesburg,
on the fourth V/ednefday in September next,
lid of the month, in purfuance of
the law, requiring tbat the Commiffinners or
any four of them, fhs.ll as foon as two hun
dred fiiare . are (übieribed, Call a meeting of |
the fubferiber? for the purpofe of electing by '
a majority of votes, delivered ir. perfon or by
proxy, one prefident, four directors, one
treafurer, and fuch other* officers as they fhall I
think neceffary, for well ordering and con- '
dinting the affairs of tbe laid Company.— !
The tommiflioncrs having obtained fhe ne- j
ecflary number of fbarc.i, avail thcmfelveis of
irlieft opportunity of calling togetl
fubferibers in conformity to t!>c law ,
recommend a perfona] attendance ifprad
ble, as it may be neceiTiry to pals foal
laws and regulations for conducting the com
pany's affair*, where that is too inconvenient
it will be proper to appoint a proxy in writ
ing, attefled by one witnefs at leaft.
Wm. HARTSHORNE,
JOHN T. RICKETTS,
ISRAEL LACEY,
BURR POWELL.
Aug. 25, 1802. epmS.
TO RENT,
And possession given immediately,
A TWO STORY brick houfe on F ftreet J
near the War Office, containing two 1
parlors, fix bed raoms, and a kitchen, with an ;
excellent garden, ceach houfe, ftable, <See.— '
The houfe is newly painted and papered ; it
was formerly occupied by Mr. Dexter, and
lately by Mr, Jokn Brown. Enquire of Cle
ment Djorfey, Esq. George-Town ; or of the
fubferiber, v.-bo has lor fale a well finifhed
three ftory brick houfe oppofite the Six Build
ings, and a variety of Cit7 Lot« in the molt
il< fitunt.'ons. The above Houfe will be
Ibid for kfs than any gentleman could build it. j
The payments wilifce made eafy on the whole I
of the above property.
WILLIAM DYER.
April 7, 1802 eptf
ig? Building Materials will be taken in
part payment. W.D.
City Hotel, .
BROADWAY NEW-YORK.
THE Subfcriber moft refpectfully informs
his friends and the public, that the above
Hotel will be opened on the firft of May en
fuing, when their patronage is earnellly foli
ciced. He aviils hhnfelf of this opportunity r
to return his fincere and grateful thanks to j
f.hofi: focictie's, parties, ar.d gentlemen, who J
have given him their fupport, and affuies j
them that a coistinuance of their favors will I
he a ftimulus to future erections to plfeafe;
and that the utmnft attention fliali be given
for their comfort and accommodation.
Boarding may be had by the day, week,
month, or year. F2miliej travelling, may he
ntly accommodated with lodgi
ting rooms; and, if preferred, have dinners
&c. in their apartments.
The Hotel being fo well known, it is almoft
ufelefs to fay, that it is lituated in one of the
moft healthy and pleafitnt parts of the city ;
commanding an extenfive view in every di
rection, not only o. tbe city »tfelf, but nlfo of
the Narrows, the North and Eaft Rivers, the ■
ftate of Ntw-Jerfey, York and JLong-Ifland, i
etc. &c.
A handfome c«ffee-reom will be fitted up
in the principal ftory ; where gentlemen may
have taa, coffee, chocolate, foupi, and re
frefliments in general, at the fliorteft notice.
All the leading newfpapers in the union, will
he regularly taken in.
Public dinners and fwppers in a plain or
elegant ftjle either for large er fmall parties. !
Alfo, beef flcaks, oyfters, &c. regularly fur
nifhed. An ordinary every day at half paft
% o'clook, by the public's obedient, fcrvant,
JOHN LOVE'IT.
N. B, Rooms to let by the month or year.
April si, 180s. tptf
Burnet and Rigden,
JE WELLERS tf WATCHMAKERS,
RPECTFULLY inform the public, that
they have juft received, and for fale, a
handfome afTortment of
Gold and Silver Watches,
G.vld, gilt and fteel chains, feals and keys,
A variety of the moft fafhionable jewelry
knife cafes and fine knives,
Plated callers of various kinds,
Silver and fietl mounted ipectacles,
Ladies and gentlemen's pocket-books,
A quantity of the moft fafhionaUle prints, fu
perbly lramed and glazed.
And conftantly keep an afTortment ef filver
plate of their own manufacture, with a varie
ty of fancy articles: all of which they are
enabled to fell on the moftreafonable tsrms.
July 14, 1802. eptf
"CHARLKS VARDEN,
Merchant TAri.opfrom Philadelphia,
Capitol Hiil, New-Jerfey Avenue.
HAS received an affortment of fummer
goods confining of the belt fuperfine
Cloths,
Caflimercs,
Silk Borrathes,
lift Striped Nankeens,
White India Dimities,
White and pt-inted Marfellcg,
With a variety of other articles luitable for
tbe l'ummer feafon.
N. B. Tadys Habits, Regimentals and
Nivy uniforms, made in the firft ftyle of
fafhi-in.
July 2, lio%> tf
H Thomas Carpenter,
T A y l o R,
received an elegant and faftdof.a
ile afTortment of fummer goods, con
• fifting of London ftipcrfine cloths and caffi
i meres: India, Manchefter, and fi'k ftriped
, nankeens; cotton caSimeres, boglepoor, Ben
> gal elegant white chord for white
and coloured mar.feiliea, janes and fatin crofs
■ overs, tlik ginghams, black fcnd'oth'sr coldur
ed ftriped fatins, &c.—All which he will make ;
up on the moft reafon able terms, and in the
moft near and fafhionable manner—fennfyl.
vania Avenue, weft of the President's
fqn-.re.
May 34, 1804. eptf
N OTIC E.
On the first of September next, if fair,
if not the next fair day, will be sold
tothe highest bidder, the Loudon lands
lately advertised by us in this papei.
■ A Swe have before fully deferibed them
', , . r~JL it will be. unneceffary now to add any
thing more in their favour. Suffice it to fay
that their quality and firuation can not fail to
j r*comrriend thtm to .11 petfons defirous of
1 eftablifhing themfelves in that part of the
1 ftate —being within 40 miles of Alexandria
I and the Federal City, and as well adopted to
t farming as any lands in that country,
, i ''he terms Will he niatic known en the day
of fale.
JAMES M. GARNETT,
JOHN T. BROO
Adtn'rs. with the wiil annexed of
Mercer, Ekj. deccafed.
An,-,. 73, 1 Hoi. ejus
District of Virginia,
Richmond, Supervisor's Office,
June, .30, 1802.
IT being helieved that confiden.blc. portions
of lands in the back counties of the (late
of Virginia, on which the Direct Tax of the
United States remains unpaid, are owned hy
pcrfons refiding cut of the ftate; and the
lame having been advertifed, in pursuance of
the act of Congrefs of the 16th of March
i laft, amendatory of the net entitled '* An act
'I to lay and co lect a Direct Tax within the
1 i United States," as may be feen hy the notiftca
' I tion of the Super vifor of the 2d of June inft.
: and running in the Examiner of Richmond,
that being the paper in which the law* of the
Hate are printed, to be fold for the tax and
' cofts, in all cafes where the fame fhall not be
1 paid within fix months from the date e-f the no
tification agreeably to the ad lection of che faid
' amendatory act; it is recommended to all
: ; who own lands in the faid ftate, whereon they
'j do Mot know the tax to have been paid, to
' take mcafurcs lor having the fanferipts Which
have been lodged at the SuperviCor's Office at
Richmond, as directed hy the faid laft-menti
onedact, examined, in order to thesfcertainif.g
& paying fuch tax where due. And as, in fome
inftancei, lands heen affeffed in the names
•! of perfons heretofore owning, but who have
alienated them, it is further recommended
that, upon fending to examine the tranferipts,
all names In.own to have been at any tinic
connccteed as owner or owners with any
1 tiaet or tracts in qv.eftion, be fent forward,
the better to guide the examination. The
fules will take place generally in the month of
December nexc, on dates whiah may be l'e. n
[in the notification referred to above. This
j fhort fketch of the bufinefs is pnblifhed in fome
lof the papers of other ftates as a means of
I more certainly calling the attention of per
fons concerned, to the Cube
E. CARRINGION .
Superviforof the Diftrict of Virginia
Aug. 16, 1802. iawjm
FOR SALE.
The subscriber intending to move to the
state of Kentucky, has and now offers
for sale, t/ie following lands, to wit:
A TRACT in the county of Frederick
(Virginia) on Buck marfh, within n
j miles of Wnicheder, and 5 of Shenandoah
! river, containing four hundred and fix acres
under good repair, there is on the plantation
between fifty and fixty acres ot meadow land
of t'le firft quality, with a fiream of water
Tunning through it, which can at no confider
able cxpence and trouble, be watered if re
quired; there is a dwelling houfe, kitchen,
barn, blackfmith's fhop, andfevcral out hou
".. Fes, a number of large and never-failing
j f'ptings, fcveral of which being quite conve
nient to the dwelling houfe, there it a valtia l
ble apple orchard, together v, ith a number of
other fruit trees, of the moft choice kind,
A Tract adjoining on faid marfh, contain 1
ing feventy- even and two thirds acres, with |
a dwelling h*n(e, kitchen, a large commodi- j
ous diftillery with four ftills, tubs, and other
requifites fufficicnt, and in complete order for
carrying on the diftilling bufinefs. There is
on this traift, ten acres of meadow lan,
which can be watered; and is an excellent
ft and for a (lore.
One other tract lying on the head of faid
marfh, and within half a mile of the laft men- .
tinned tract, and containing the fame num
ber of acres; a proportion of which is clear
ed, and under good inclofure, a convenient
dwelling houfe, kitchen, and barn, with a
well of Witer near the houfe, and a large
fpring at no great diftanca.
Alf* the tract whereon the fubfetibsr liveß,
in four feparate furveyt, fix hundred and
twelve acres, lying within feventeen miles of
Winchefter, on the main road leading to
Staunton ; and on both fides of a large creek ■
that divides the two counties, Frederick and ,
Shenandoah. A proportion of thofe tracts, I
confift of rich low ground, on both fides of j
faid creek ; about twenty acres of haiidfomc
meadow, a dwelling houfe, kitchen, a large ,
fheaded barn, with a number ot other convc- j
nient and neceffary onthoufes, a good garden, '
a frhall apple, and pear orchard, and a num
ber of young and thriving cherry trees;
there are thtee fmall, but good, springs, one of
which is tolerable convenient to the houfe— ,
The above lands are fertile, and vy/ell calcu
lated for raifing corn, and fmall grain of every
defcription, and are particularly calculated
(or grazing farms, as they afford great quan
tities ol the beft graft. Any further deicrip
tion in thought unneceffary, as it is expected
thacall thofe wifhingjtopurchafe, would wifh '
firft to view the land, which will be fhewn,
and the terms of payment m ide known by the
fubferiber living on the laft-medtiuned pre
miles, in Sh«nand<»3h county
WII
Aug. 23, tßoi. «p4C
SuPKRtNTKKCAXT's OrF ICE,
Washington, June 19. Ifttfti
IN purfuance of the directions of the Act of
Congrcfs, en'tltuled "An Act to abolifh
, the Board of Conmi.ffionisrs in the City of
; Wafhmgton and for other purpofes," and by
l virtue of the act of affembiy of the ii
, Maryland, en ti tilled "A further luppiemcrt
I to the act concerning the Territory of Colum
bia, and the Ciry of Wafcington," the lot«
mentioned in the fuVjoined lift (many cf
which are amongft the best lots in tha city)
will be expofed to fale by Public Auction at
, i this office on Monday the 30th day oi Auguffc
nest.
The fale will commence at ten o'clock
A. M. and be continued by adjournment.
Ihe *-erms of the fale v. ill be, The pur
chafe money to be paid down, or before ten
o'clock on tbe next day of fale. Jn cafes of
dcfir.lt inpayment as aforefaid, the purcha
fes will be deemed void, the lots fo purchafed
will be liable to re-fale under this advertife
trient, without other notice, and the defaul
ters may afterwards he rejected as bidders du
ring the fale.
THOMAS MUNROE)
Supcrintcndant.
Tift of Tots in the City of Wafliingtoti re* ,
furred to in the above advertifement, viz.
No, % in fquare No. r, no a in fq a, no 3
in fq north of fq 4, no a 4 6 26 in fq 5, no 1
7 8 in fq 6, no 1 3 in fq 7, no a 3 8 ti m
fq ii., no I 3 3 13 13 14 15 16 17 in fq 17,
110 la 34 5 6 78 19 20 in fq ao, iwjn i>»
fq S3, no 1 j 6 j 1011231415 a 8 29 in fq
38, no 1 a 3 in lq 39, no I a 6 in fq 30, no
t a S 10 14 15 in fq 31, no 1 a 7 89 10 it
%$ a 6 in fq 33, no 3 4 5 6 7 in l'q 37 no l
8 in fq 40, no i a 3 4 5 14 15 16 in fq 41,
no 11 ia 13 14 15 16 in fq 4a,no %in lq 43,
no a in fq 47, no 5 6 in lq 57, no 4 in fq 59,
ho » in fq 60, no 7 in fq fl, no % 3 in fq 71,
no 6 7 8 10 11 is 15 in fq 75, no x a 3 8 o
10 11 is 19 ao an aa a 8 39 30 in fq 76; no
9 10 in fq 77, no 6 7 8 in iq 81, no 3 in fq
83, no 133 r 6 *7 Io * lH ic l B"s«ri'o 7g14 1
20 at in fq 86, no 4 7 In fq 87, no 10 11 in
fq 88, no 3 4 5 in fq 99, no 1 in fq fouth of
fq 104, no 1 a in fq 107, p»rts of no 3 13 in
fq 118, no 4 56 in fq 119,1106 7 i in fq 120,
no 15.16 17 18 19 »4 35 36 37 in fq 136, no
ao in fq 14:, no 11 in fq 14*, no a 3 4 and!
half of 18 in fq 143, no 6 in fq 144, no a %
7 8 9 10 13 13 in fq t.58, no r 4 5 6 7 in fq
161, no 1 3 4 5 6789 in fq 164, no 3 4 in.
fq 170, no a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 n 13 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 ao 31 aa 23 24 35 a 6 37 38 ii»
fq 17a,n0 las6loitial3l6 17 ai in iq
185, no 1 3 4 7 89 14 ij 16 in iq. 196, no
15 16 in fq 198, no 1 9 11 13 15 in fq aa 1 ),
no t 43456780x0111a 13 14 15 \%
17 18 in fq 347, no 6 infef $53, no 13 in i
388, no 3 3 4 5 fS 7 cr 10 ia *3j 14 ih lq 317
no r a 3 4 5 6 7 <" f'l 343, »® * 3 4 S 6 in fq
344, n» 7 in fq 345, no 1 3 3 4 15 16 17 i&
19 ao in fq 374, no 1 45891 am fq4o3„
no 3456 7 in fq 404, no 6 in fq 409, no a
36 7 10 n in fq 437, no a 3 4 5 6 in fq;
428, no 7in fq 433, no 1 ii 3 4 to 11 in fq
453, no 5 6 7 8 9 io- it ra 13 14 in fq 455
no 22 in fq 454, no 5 13 »3 to 20 34 25 a 6»
in fq 457, no S in fq foutii of fquare
no 3 4 5 6 in fq 49a, no J 9 10 in fq
493, no 4 5 6 7 in fif 494, no io it 1?.
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 28 in fq 517,,
no a 4 6 8 in fq 518, no x 13456789
ion 13 13 14 s.) 16 17 i3io 20 infq 529,,
no 20 in fq 533, na 7 8 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 ai infq 534, no 5 6 7 8 9 1*
11 13 in fquare. 535, no 133 4\5 6 7 in fij
537, no 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 *i 1313 14 15 16
' 17 18 19 20 at 222324 25 a 6 a? aSin/q538,
no 1 a 3 4 5 6 7 8 in fq s6s, no 1 a 3 4 5 *'
7 8 9 10 n 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 at
in I'c 567, no 12345 6789 10 11 1
14 15 16 17 18 19 ao 21 22 %% 34 25 2627
28 29 ; in fq 568, no 1 a 3 4 5 ti
78910 n 13 IJ 14 T 5 10 17 18 19 2021 2£
-23 24 in fq 569, no 246 in f-i 570, no 3 in
fq 572, no a 3 in fq 577, no 3 in fq 579, no
1 in ll] north of fq 580, no 4 14 in lq 580, no
1 a 3 4 5 6 in fq 581, no 3 18 in fq 583, no
I in fq north of fq 583, no 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 in
fq 584, iios 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15
17 18 19 in fq 585, no 9 10 12 13 14
15 17 18 in lq 587, no 19 in fq 589»
no's 6 7 8 9 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
in fq 640, no 2 3 4 5 15 16 17 18
21 22 in fq 642, no 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO
11 12 13 14 15 16 If 18 19 20 21 in fci
eaft offq 642, no 2 13 14 hi fq642,;.0
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 in fq fouth of
(fq 643, no 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
113 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2.
25 26 27 28 in fq 645, no 1 3 4 5 15
! 16 in fq 734,n0 1 2 8 1 1 in fq792,n0 15
16 in fq 799, no 2 10 12 13 14 in fq
821, no 2 3 in fq fouth of fq 825, ne>
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 34 25 26 in fq
826,n0 8910 in fq 845, no 1234 56 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 IS 19 20 in
fq 846, no 2 10 in fq 847, no 3 in fq
north of fq 85.1, no 5 6 9 10 12 13 in
fq 874, no 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 in fq 878, no 2 3 4
5 19 20 21 22 24 25 in fq 882, no 2 iv
fq 997, no 1 2 17 in fq 1000, no 3 4
in fq fouth of fq 1019, no 6 7 8 9 IO
II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
23 24 in fq 1020,110 2in fq 102 1, no'l
in fq 1022, no 1 2 3 11 12 13 14 in fq
i 1023, no 5 6, in fq 1024, no 1 2 3 4
! 5 6 7 8 9 10 24 25 26 34 35 36 in fq
I 1043, no 2 3 4 5 678 11 in fq 1045,
jn034567 8910 11 1213 in fq 104 f ,
jno 1 2 3 4 5 6 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
j2B in fq 1047, no 1 2 3 4 5 6 24 25 2ft
127283132 in fq 1048,n0 2 infq 1064,
no 13 in fq 1065, no 1 5 6 in fq uorth
eafr. of fq 1065, no 12 3 4 14 15 16
j 17 18 infq 1066, no 10 11 12 13 14 in
; fq 1067, no 234 11 12 13 in f,i 1'
no 1 2 in fq fouth of fq 1091, 110 1 2 9
10 11 '2 in fq 1092, no 1 2 3 14 15 16
17 IS 19 '.'0 in fq I 105, no 4 5 6',
:10 1 1 12 13infq 1 1 16, no 9in fq 1117
6 7 3 in fq 1 123, no 5 6 7 8 infq
' 1 130, no 3 in fq 1 148, no 4 in fquare
1149.
THOMAS MUNROE,
Super intsndant.
J ntit ept3oA