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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21
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4 convenient Two tory BRICK
Hsu'e, on Fauiax Aree,, oppctte )1hsh honp
fsn. Eqr'.. + has convene Mt tore and room
in front, with no rooms shove and three IN the
back bs;lding, With kitchen and an excefiens
dry cellar ~oder the whole, together with
large garden ana au,-ofsees. will rent RI.
wnnle OF shs front hOule, fepar,se, on moderate
terms. ~.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21
Millinery, &c. for Sale,
RdNCIS PIC,

Takes the Liberty OF informing the Ladies asd
Gea,,enen Of Alexandra. ara ITS vicinity,
TIA, Ne win open, on ,>t'UIScAY oex, the
I,h inams.rfsod con,inae Tor fe,e'.i weeks)
In tke hsai, to,ue,sy oesupri by Mar. Pie &c,
sod ks .e.a Thomas Sroecbess's hottie sot
Sow aaa E'Kdght's tose, in fsss.sx.
{ Greer.
4 handlome aHortment Of
& n IL l. I N E, r T.
Lis.iy puschsfed 10 PHILADELPHIA; $50,
GseffxS s
<Ronness and Capss together viii a
quanutysof other Fancy .ffsitles.
LyO,,g
Ladies Grsat Goats; Gealiemens,
Ssr"nk NstsoTm; Furr & <ss;, jewellery. Of
81 sny's, snd .. variety st Other ARTICLES. The
"a, es tllay lor.
,aassyss. Ct !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21
Rort. ct s'e.~.si'Iiia, Jas, J, 1905.
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j,Tiss~s ct }asy "a! 90 kstf Ss' esss. "a Iss
cipc1 aoct >atsd Sn&, tos she tsit year, .na :
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he .paia,is tS.a Or iseir sse-efensstire.. la
fAs faav sexo, rse rf,.S teasos. ~
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GVADiS SHAPlM. GAMBIA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
coNSTANTINopLE, July %.

The independence of the Ottoman Porte,
hitherto undermined by 70 many means more OF
tcfs indireet, is at prefent openly attacked. The
agent Of the Rufian Cabinet has iuN made
known by note which he has delivered to the
Re's-etfendi, the intention of his court to CON-
eiude dcfeniiye and ofenfve alliance between
the two States. The declaration of this inten-
ton has fpread alarm throughout the Seraglio
nnd has thrown the Sultan SeIim into the Ut
mot grief. The blood of the proud Ottomans
fill runs in the veins of this Prince, and the re-
memerance OF their glory is not eficed.
In bic hrlt conference, the agent of the Ruff
nan Cabinet made four different proportions.
We fhali here fpeak only of the frft. The fol-
lowing is its object, and nearly its terms: " All
The fnbje9s Of the Turki0h Empire who profefs
the Greek religion h,all pats under the proteei.
on CT Rnfja, and whenever they shau be moIef.
ted by the Turks, the Porte 1,alI be hoIden TO
do inaice to the approximations of the Auft.ian
Ambaffador."
II is Eid that when this fri article wac pre-
feutsd tn the Grand Seignior, he threw away
the paper with indignation, and bitter tears ran
down bis cheeks.-During feveral days he ap-
peared agitated with the utmeh difquietudes.
lie afterwards attended thofe of the members
Of the Divan who are not fold to Runia.-They
all directly agreed that it would better become
them to- bury themfeIves under the ruins Of
ConfantinopIe thanto ign a treaty which would
annihilate the Ottoman power. IN their indig-
nation they invoked the fhade Of the Captain
Pacha Hufsim, 70 jufIy named the Iaft Of the
Ottomsns But when they confidered that in
% hours the army of Odeffa might be under
the walls of the Seragio, that of Corfu fupport
and unite the revoItcd Greeks, that of Georgia
openly march againft Confantinoplc, the Greeks
of Wallachia and Moldayia new themfsIves at
the head of the Rufian cavalry, they perceived
that they bad no other refource than to gain
time, by ipioning cut the negotiation, and con-
fenting to all the other conditions, 10 ayade
fubmiting to this fatal arlicIe. Thus Europe
~ about TO Zee the Empire of the Great Soil
man, and the ilIuarious race &c Che Ottomaus
difappear almo1 without cotnmo,iou.
What can the Grand Seisaior do al fllis day,
whep the opening Of the BofphorGs to- the Rnf.
fan Clips ofthe line and troops, the occupation
Of Corfu, and the revolt Of Georgia, have "a far
tapped the foundations Of his throne, tina, be
hardly retains the ibadow If his former power:
When bic very Diysn itfeIf, when his Reis-Ef-
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fendi, become RufYian, nothing more Of Muf.
fulnlan than the turban; and when this man is
rather the agent Of the Rufiian AmbafIador than
Minfer of the Sultan Selim No doubt this
per6dious Miniaer will one day forfeit his head
for his cowardiy treafon but his jutt puniih-
ment will only be a uielefs remedy for 20 many
evils.
There remains to the Sultan Selim only one
means: that no armed lbip, or vefiel laden with
troops, G,all be permitted to pats the Bofpho-
rus: that his fnhjeets be forbid to navigate un-
der the Ruiiian flag that the men fold to Ruff
fla he .baniIhed from his Seraelio and that with
the fandard in his hand, he drive from his Rates
the tyrants who opprcfs him. Then every one
pofefed of the heart ofa Mufiulman will flock
around him and his Empire, which for theft.
twenty years has been daily declining, and will
all on fudden refume its ancient fplendour.
But the danger is preffing; afew years more and
it will be no longer time this unfortunate
Prince will then fee hhnfelf feized at the very
gates of his Seraglio, by the agents of Rufiia.
July 80.
The Ruffian, envoy, count Italinfky, has no.
tilted to the Porte, that fome thoufands of Ruff
| fan troops were again afIcmbled on tie flores
of the Black Sea, to embark FOR Corfu, on board
of tranfports in feveral diviions he hoped,
therefore, that thofe fhips would meet with
Iprote6tion and affiftance, If necefitated TO put
into any port of the Turkifh Empire. He fur
ther notified to the Porte, that the Rufiian
troops, in the Ionian Hands, were already be.
come 70 numerous, that there was not room
fufIicient for them, and the reinforccments now
Tending thither,; therefore, he requeited, in the
tpamc of his government, that part of them
might be placed in Turkifll province in that
vicinity, and it is.pofitively a6erted, that the
Porte has fully confented to it. .l
Meanwhile the Turkiih government has re.
ceiyed intelligence, that the number of Ru!ian
troops ready for embarkation confiffs of l2 OF
1000 men and proviiion is already made 70,
their maintenance, conGderable fums having
been remitted from St. Peterborough to fcvera
merchants at CouRantinople for that purpofe
So many conferences having been held by the
Refs Eaendi with the RufIian and Enghfh en-.
voys, it is confidently thought that the triple
alliance between thefc three Powers is renewed
and actually confirmed.
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and til. troops ia Holland were 70 farther adj
,alced than Nimeguen on the 10th. Be his ex.
ertions what they may, It will fcarcely be rroi.
dhlc for him tn a0emble and put in motion a
great army on the Rhine before the middle of
next month. In Italy, it will not be his policy,
we thou!d apprehend, to commence ofenGve
operations, until he ihall be able to make de
ciive attack. or powerful diver(ion, at Leaf,
on the Rhine. His ,roopsn that quarter are
only concentrating themfcives AT prrfrnt. He
has chung 70 to the expedition againft England,
as to have facrifced every thing FORTS iuccsfs.
The commanders OF his ar;aies will be, it is
ttatcd, Mahena, in Italy. and general Ncy, as
tubordinate o'the emperor, on the Rhine.
IL appears, that formidable RutIi,n. army
has already arrived in Gallacia, and that Ruf.
fan Feet of fonr fail ofthe line, and everal fri
gates, were daiiyexpetled in Copenhagen roads,
on their way to the Mediterranean. It is men.
toned that the king of Naples has left his capi-
tai, and gone to Palermo, & alto that the Frcuch
troops had entered his territories. Both theft.
events might have been expected as roon as the
war ihould break out.
camp of obfervation is to be formed at ST.
Crer's, for the purpofe of ftrengthine the ARMY
OF the coat, aud protecting the Batavian rspub-
lie againtt any attack that might:be made upon
fit. Duroc, the confidential negociator of b.
raparte, is gone on n fuddcn to Berlin, for the
purpofe, no doubt, of foliciting the fuccour or
good offices of that court. H.
The Batavian Gazette fpeaks in more blunt
and plain language than we expected. We
have inherited an article from it Of tendency
directly contrary to every thing which has APP
Peared in the French papers for fomc time. 1t
contains fome frong arguments TO prove that
Auttria can have armed for no other purpoie
than that Of ofenGve. ho6ility. 1t alfo iuyeefts
the formation of an armed neutrality by Pruilia,
Denmark, aud fome of the Eectorates. We
coniider fome arrangement of this kind as very
probable. 500 49,. Times.
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PETERSBURGH, Ausuft 10.

Since the return of Baron Novozitzof, feri-
o"s preparations for war are made all over Ruff
ma. The utual exercife Of the troops in autumn
will not, IT is faid, take place this year; the
troops are marching to the Weftern frontier OF
this Empire, and the Officers, have received
orders to make their camp eqsipsge as light as
poffble.
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~ eei@S ~'"'es 10 feaee eua"hI'ns ~.
"as no' ""os'""oa y'ns Ccnvsn''en At
t-"rsh.e' nas the Aunf'an troops could NOT pals
,"eiou'he'n o"s',oaiy s'hoa' committing; hohtss:
W. no. IN rigs h'sf' utoeritocd by Satria, that
~ oehs men engaged ma'war foreign to Az.
.''I nas'i W,0ai avn her troops from suar'a' and
"'s''S a're"eu ;ohe movements ihe was inaSipg OF
hereroops IN i'ano hoaid, for iueh marks OF
CONFIDENCE De wholly, unexpected by precautions in
rsarY aSSefenve The ituation and circumstances
oi rance are AZ the lame, why then osld the
'neaiuFeso Anitria he different aud contrary! Why
ooes i"e arm ix'y ha''a'ons IN ryroi aad Saabia,
wpue 'he armies OF france are aiembed far oil '"f
al expedition aganh England! No difference now
exits oe'~een the Swiis ard the Empire OF Gerna-
nyInohe exits between Bavaria. and Anhria, and Vt
.cHn 10 he gwen to the Coms OF Vienna, none eS-
gs petwee,' her ano franee-from What ipeoiieeiva-
ole ana "nknown motives does then the court OF We
emma ahsm1e iueh Vait armies She can have but
ore p'auNo,e pre,eSto see Trance III Late OF ip-
ces'i,on eno ac''on' and 10 afrst hsr 'nafne dis
aec''ve th's ob!sct can De attained bue
ior rance las been deee,ved-ie IS to De
oeee'vea no n,'Ierhe has been forced to deter her
enterPfiie-ihe defers At yetihe waits the esa OF
own WAITS the tiscie
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TRANSLATED FOR THE ENQUIRER, PROM Tur
Paris MoNIrEUR THE 10TH sErrEMBxa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
(Signed)
BACHER.
(oEciaI .5oa,nsi.J

r Meanwhile this DOCUMENT has made sropo inn
Preiion on the members of the Diet. The imperial
con'miary has CON municaed to fome of the Rnvoys
the declaration which fent by tine court of WEN
ma to the court of Paris Petersburg, London B.r-
lin, &c.
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the place, and the number Of men fequiite4 TO
defend the works by ~hichsit is protected or
the land 6de, we cannot pretend to decide.
That comfortable number remain, there is no
doubt. But an attack might be 70 fudden that
the enemy might be almoft furprifed anu If the
forces there are fmall, it would be fcme time
before reinforcemcnts could arrive, as there are
no very comfortable garrhons in the neighbour
hood. 1t is'very probable, however, that the
place is we'll garrifoned. and is not to be taken
by corp de main. However, any menace of
attack which prevents TROOPS being marched to
the Rhine, or caufes them to be fent back, will
be mott fashionable diverfion for our allies up
on the continent, and particularly the Emper-
or of Aufria. >.
September Is. i~;.
RUSSIA.-Governnnent propofes forming an
infitution at Petersburg for the puipoie Of i'm
proving the navy, which is to be called the Ma
rine Afnjfum.-The inttitution will not confne'
itfelf to fchool. Leffons in all the licences ne
cefary for a fea officer will! BIZ given. The Mu-
feum will publiih Journal upon every fubjcet
that concerns the marine. There will be IL
brary, and collection of natural hiftory, which
will be copfantly opened to the ttudents. The
eftablithment is to be under the direction of the
Minifter Of the Marine, and the members are to
wear an uniform like that of the Marines.
According to the laft returns addreiIed to the
minifter of public inltruetion, there exits at pre-
fent in Ruflia 4e8inftitrtions for education, d.
retted by l475 matters, and frequcntcd by 49,
tE:4 fcholars. " The expcnce of thefe eaabliffl-
nents is two millions of xeubles annually. The
corps of cadets, that of the pages, academy of
arts, commercial fchools, and the infttution for
the education of, women, are not compriied in
the above calculation. Ihote who are acqaant-
ed with the fate of education in RuiIia, before
| the atcelfion of Alexander |. will be able to
Judge by the above fta;ement, what that mo-
march has-done to difufe learning Throughout
| his vaft empire. The Ruiiian Catholics now
eagerly aflift his views. Different meafures for
the Improvement of the Establishments appoint
ed for education have been ordered in an aticln.
bly, convoked by the biihoo of LUX and Shito-
| mir.
The third volume of the Biographical -Ditti-
onary of the Rufian empire Tin the Ruflian Ian
guage) has at laft made its appearance.
| BeIP5 W. Mss,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
J. "a N ID FOR 81 al d
ar PUBLIC 4TJr77

- 4 ~ oL<I -dOCIlON.
WILL be sold. co The highest bidder, at Pow.
hatar Courthouse on Wednesday the 2lsr
day OF August next, (beiug Court day) thar va
uable Tra9 of Land. whereon the late Mr.. Iohn
brs~n. dec lived as a, tsnant, containing 564 q
acres; lying in the county of Cumberland, be-
tween the warers of Willis and lanes Rivers-
about thee miles from Columbia and eighr frc N
Gainesville The clearing on the said land COM
menced abour nine year, ago. and has continued
20 'ne pre.ent year,now amounting TO Two hun
bred acres. wsl inc!nsed. and in excellent order
Tor cropping. The rents of the plantation at one
fourth per ainum, nas amounted TO more than
one hundred pounds annually for several wears
past tis under a lease for the present veal. END
ing on the 25sh day OF December next-lhe he
nehs whereof, wi h the land, will be given up 70
The purchaser. on The day of'sale lie purchaser
paying cna fourth Of the purchase money down.
and giving bond with approved security Tor the
other three fourths, pa able in three equal an.
nuai payments. carrying interest from the date If
NOT punaually paid And as further security,
deed OF trust on theland viii be required. Per
sons who feel disposed to purchase che above
property. may have view OF the same BY ap
plying 20 MIR. Hois wholives on the place, orto
VIM Mayo OF Cumberland
M ROBERT MAYO. :.
Powhatan June Is, 1905. wtds
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p5 naIsa9le Lands. For Sale.

osF.,.a e s Of William Brown. dee will y.
ss,ea 70, ALE on Tuesday the issS o Mr DC
~ a. the late dwelling house of the sad %s
burg ~. oeorgs county, two niles from, Peters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
ac75so

This was the first ir6amo,isf,, o,o,,d dr.
culatieB, which gave name and Ie1,dto,i,,n
10 those more comprehensive projects of
eourrupt'on and ayarice, which we are
no" engaged 10 disclosing. This specu-
ist'oh was accomplished by trick Bhon
Ihc state much of he same character az
The tuck upcn the soldiers o(fhe revolution.
1t was projected~by the spectators, oe
whom some were also concerned in inc
soldiers certificate speculation, that the de-.
freetated foter money, OF which there were
great quantities abroad, should be oolJea-
ed into The hands OF the spectators al its
I aef're6afed vatne which was in some ca
ses Tor 500 and palncd upon The state
at the nominal vsIue--.thst is The state
was TO be paid for the land with this ma.
( per and were TO receive credit fof SEQ dol
lars, where the paper WIS really worth no
more than one aolar for every nominal
! FIVE hundred.
The two FIRST OF the above COMPANIES
lodged a considerable nominal amount 8
this deprecated paper in the hands If he
treasurer Of Georgia, and within two ysarx
they rendered the whole amount from;.
nally) in the same kind OF paper, The
STATE OF Georgia refused to submit IN he
fraud and The Virginia COMPANY withd,rw
Tue Whole amount Of its ceposit.
but the South Carolina company was
composed ct sferner stg6," they deter.
mined to have hstie hzy (o, IL, and insti-
toteo suit IN the supreme courf agar "
TIE stare, which was fofeclosed ~ 40 q.
mendmsnt made to the constitution rela.
i've TO the STABILITY of states. Zoe i, was
found that speculation had made its wav
TO The courts Of justice.
! Ofihe character Of this speculation AID
those that followed, The best picture we
can give silI be from q FrssenimsDg oe
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Few Canton, 9th MAY, 1908.

New Canton. 9th May. 1905
LII Trustees Of he above mentioned Danl.
y VIM Guerrant viii offer for sale. to the high
est bidder. in The town of New-Can,o,,. ON shs
hrss day Of July next. hs following property. viz
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves.
A Single Chair. a.iness, &c. and v,in.h,eas
sortN,ent Of suitable GOODS for the presen, sea.
son, any part of which Will be sold on very low
terms b, private sale, or great bargain may be
had and liberal credit given to purchase shs
willtake swhole stock on land, by application
prevousto the day above neuiioned. 70 YIN
Cusrraot orthe Trustees Six months cresIit will
be allowed The purchasers of the above properly
for sl sums above,en dollars, on giving bond {,
approved security lesser sums cash will be de
mand>d for. We
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The speculation was carried through the
Legislature by the palpabc aud proven
corruption of query member OF the leris-
lature who voted for il. >. ~. 49,
= II will be time enough for US TO argue
the question Of morality, when The advo-
Gates of this fraud have shewn us that Tho
sanctitcai'on OF fraud is part of our sys-
tenn OF government.,r e..
1t will be time enough for us TO argue
the question, of right IN a legislature "a
purloin the public property of their fcI-
low >ci,izens-much less, the property Of
the union in which the legislature of Geor-
g,a held no more than their proportionate
share in the union. "a
We hold 1t that no legisla,ure--no go-
vernment has right to do wrong we
mold II 10 be all Indispensable principle that
every act founded on frauds nua q poid
ny the very operation OF that fraud ; and
we hold 1t TO be essential 10 The future
freedom feoee aud glory, of this republic
that The nation by It's omnipotent voice
condemn and annihlate the Ya-oo steea.
iasson as an acl Of national safety--securi.
y.-:norality, and republican Justice.
~ we shall now proceed TO narIate the
progress of the iniquty from its origin
to The present time--for this purpose we
shall uniformly refer to the e07eioI aocn-
Dlsnfs.
10 report laid before congress on the
10th OF February, 1908, by commission.
ers appointed in pursuance Of - an sei for
the amicahle settlement of limits with the
state OF Georgia." &c. we find that the
hrst interference of the state of Georgia,
with any part of the territory now called
The Mississippi. (wthin which the Yazoo
iPeculations all l'e) was by $. an aet olthe
IN Feb. i735. laying out a tract Of ceun-
~ extending along The Mississippi river
rom The 81 degree Of N. latitude, 10 the
mouth OF the Yozoo river, to which the
ihd.an ME had oeen erfiHsroshed''--this
ract was called the county or bourbon
'at tle act establishing this county, I" was
repeaed by the. same legislature OF Geor- :
5'a on the Isl OF February, 1888"
hese acts hetetote ARE no more than
mere -h'storlcal>inc,dsnts, which like he
NOUS ea'e pas ed away. leaving no other
enect man tn record Ina, fhey syere.
ne legislature of-Gsorgia, how ever,
Dy.w what Inducements will be sheMn, aid
again, Oh The 2lsl of December, 1899,
pass an act for disposing OF certain va
cant lands or territory wltiiin thar stale.'.
by which il was enacted, ,,as fzyp fracss
o' lard, comprehending ougetller, .he
whole ,racl oil Country lying between the
Niississippi and TombigI,ee river, and
extending from the parallel " h,ch eros
p" SEES the Mississippi at the rnonth of Coles
(" creek tabout 80. s5'.) 10 the northern
boundary of the state. together with a
(" fhfrd fracf lying Oh the Tennessee river.
I" snail for Two years from aud after the
{" passing OF that aci, be resps eliveIy re-
I" served as fire easy5fien for three copha.
= mes, called the SoUlh Corolina Yazoc the
: y'yeTnfa Yazoo, and he Tennessee com.
> pany,' for which these coInpan es we're
10 pay within TWO years mo he treasury
oi Georgia the following sums
Sou carolina Yazoe 66964 dolls.
Virginia Yazoo ss74I
"Tennessee 4es7s
2c758o
This waa ,H. c.. z:
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sArUhDArs SAMUEL vn1os ps1
I. Paid aaDansel SATURDAr ADcUsT n 1905
DY virtue Of adecrre,es. Of, the com

by virtue of adecree Of the court
~ OF Chancery for the Richmond ds,riA. will
e> Sold for the benefit of Elisha Perkins for reas
dy money, on Mondas the I'd day Of Septe ,,ber
next. at Thompson's Cd Ordinary, now in the
occupancy of Mr.. Edmonlson. "a
I, A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in the county of Hanover, containing two
hundred and segenty-6ve acres. being he traa
whereon ohm Carter Li;tlepage now resides =
Also. at the same time and place. and on the
same terms, will be SOLD. the following NE.
Goes. town.: Peter, Lucy, Scotland. Johnny
and Chares--so satisfy the deed Of trust execut.
eq oy the said Liitiepage, to Robert White, with
interest and costs.
lhomas Starke, Trus-
Samuel Richardson, ) tees.
July 10Th. 1905 w6,.
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/. ADVERriSEMENr.

nv HERE AS Daniel & William, Guenant, late
merchants Of The town Of New Canon.
by their desJ dated the Sth day of Febn,sfy 1906
have assigned us all their prope real and pes
soaal, tor the beneht ofsach of heir creditors as
shalt agree tothe teens of said assignment ann
Nhsreas we have ~ o'nted VIM, Guerrau, our
agent for the cvsi,{ton snd se,,,smen, Of the
debts ard aitotheratfans of said copcern si,per
Sons hasi ing CLAIMS against said DAHL & VIM
Guer anr viii pre- si an 70. him FOE go rrsen,
and al hose indebted 70 them are requested u
eon- Forward Aad .etSle their rsspeea We BALANCES
by bond or otherwise. in which case the uimost
acs9rn uoda,icn viii be allowed thcr. in me time
and mode OF psynent those VII 5 fail % come
tors ara AID close sher accounts, may expca suits
WILDE insti,ued against them as .he situa,on az
the ,concsrn requires speedy aAjus msut Of i,s
AFFAIRS