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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

| IL is understood will vote for Him rs Prssia
dent. They also made some prog, css in apS
pointing committees in tie several Counties
OF the commonwealth for the purpose of
promoting his election; but rot having f.
nished the business before them, adjourned
till Monday evening.
n reSoiutfor mes hQsscd both 6t1nc6Ss az
the legislature Of AzarytzaL dhhro5otine.
me measure OF the embargo rs {. stronkfy
characteristic Of he judgment aid ufsdet.
or our TdHoncI counciis, and zueX calculated
10 inSfire confdence al ths indiuiduats OF
the nation which they refsreseni -
49,
Ettt'dct ofd letter. fran Gcr Jcmss nit
kins0n 10 a member Of ne Pirginia Lea
gi@talure, dated Flushing. on, ian H.
"Sinking by the minute INTO he botsoni-
less abyss, Mr.. K. catches at every twie
and straw to save himself, and in The ber1
turbation Of his mind, lie sinks e7su below
the " level" of truth.
"Of th;S the Spanish archives at New
Orleans, which never fell Under my obser-
vation, but were ] believe received By his
friend Daniel Clark and Thomas II. Will
lamS, Esq. the detection of tho army nv
engagements with Burr, the opinions OF e.
very member oEthe grand jury, and his au-
dacIouS declarationi that he possessed evil
dence to convict me, not only ior corruption
with the Spaniards, but an association with
Burr are slight specimens
:" he has every engine a work. he makes
speeches Clark swears aud Deeds, Bnqles
ana Garnetts are IN a Clatter, 10 give circu-
iation 10 their misrepresentation, which
are scattered in pamphlets ard hand-bils
throughout the union-For what Tn ex-
pectation that they may by hard sounding
imPutatons, cheat the public, somewhere
or some how, into opinions and expressions
injurious to puLlc officer, who nas been
Condemned unheartl, and stigma5iScd to the
world, on made up documents, hctions and
faishOods. M
g But he makes 4 false estimate, of the
principles and intelligence of his coun,rys
men, who know that we live under a go~
vernmcnt of laws, and that every citizen
must be confronted with his accuscrs, heard
and tried, before he can be condemned.
Amidst this cutlery le, it be ask ed, why Mr..
Randolph and Mr.. Clark refuse to- appear
before the regular tribunal TO give testirno-
ny against me? No; they desire a refer
ence to committee Of congress, and to- in~,
novate the constitution, to avoid all enquiry
and 10 hang me up for one, two, three or
hve wears at their discretion.
Inc day aiter 10 marrow, Smith will
publish two letters Of Daniel Clark to me
when was marching against the Spaniards
about IS months since, in which he PAYS
tribute TO my talents, integrity and patriot
ISM, and even Soiici.s my patronage. can
discredit his vile affidavit b, his written doe
cunents and voluntary de celebrations to a do;
zen gentlemen now here"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

THE same evening IN pursuance Of no.
tihcation gwen by Mr.. Semitic in the House
Of Delegates, that general meeting of the
Members Of the Legislature was requested
at the Capitol at SIX O'clock, sixty even
members attended at that place. General
HIrgcrJord was called to the chair, and
Mr.. IheodosiuS HansjDrd appointed secre-
tary Of the meeting. The members pre-
sent were then called over, as we have been
informed, and registered as being friendly
70 the election Of Nudison OF Of Monroe as
President OF the United States, the result Of
which was that ten declared in favor OF the
former, and fifiy-seven preferred the latter:
hut we have never been furnished with the
list then taken; anG therefore cannon COM
mrnicate their names to our readers
= Nothing decisive was done and the Cau-
cks adjourned 20 meet again on Friday az g
0'clock. The extreme badness Of the wea-
Their, which occasioned the meeting TO be
thiply attended, prevented any proceedings
at that time. On Saturday evening the
friends OF Col. Monroe again assembled at
the Copitol, and prepared ticket Of per-
sons nominated rs electors, who, If chosen,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

The iegisiatue of Georgia, Mt their fasc
session, appropriated $50, 600 dollars for the
purchase OF arms; and directed the state
house and settle at Louisville TO be reserved
for public arsenal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26
Jast Published and for sale al 1his Office,
MEMOIRS
WILLIAM SAMPSON

Intending particulars OF his adventures in varioua
rar's u Europe his confinement in the dun.
gecns &C the Inquisi,ion m Lisbon. &e. &c.
SEYERAL oRIGINIL LE77ERS,
Being his correspondence with ths ministers oe
sac IN @ eat Br ain and Portugal
n shor' skefch offhc Hrs RrofTRRLAND,
Particularly asst e1pstts he spirt Of British Do
'rinshvn IN tha' county and few observsti-
ors on the staie Of manners &c I'm n rnerica
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-26

1 osT, b"tween Mchaux's tavern and Name
- chester, Red Morocco POCKET BOOK,
containing bond of no dollars, IN Foster &c
Co. md sundry ofheT small bords and q Virgil
nfa bank note OF 10 dollars. Any prrson deliver.
ing ,he said hook with he contents. 70 he sub.
scrihcr, shall receive FIVE dollars ,eward
BENZ WATKINS Jun.
Powha,au, Jan, "a, 1903. Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
SONG

Written for the late anniversary Of WASHING
TONS Birth Day.
Strike the Cymbal's aloud, let the shrill trum-
pet sound,
And the voice of the heart from each boz
som be drawn;
Let the music of war float like incense around
And ascend to the shade of the warrior
that's gone.
Ard raise to his names the goblet on high.
But first ere the grateful oblation be quaf' d,
o drop in the wine cup the gem from each
eye,
For the tear of the solder will hallow the
draught.
CHORUS.
Ind sve'H hail the Proud day that gave WaaA-
ington birth,
While SORROWS tear faDoprs The cua Of our
nurth.
O comrades twas he, like the bright beam
Of day,
That chas'd from our regions, the shadows
ofnight
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
A. The Proprietor OF the

~ The Proprietor Of the
alexandria Daily advertiser, will
difpose of the Establishment on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreaslng,-To
Perfon Of Indultry and Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargalnlf Applicant
on be made loon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

Fierce famed in the blaze of the battle h''
ray, ,n,5
its light
o comrades twas he who our brave tarther's
left
Where the eagle stood firm as the lion
crouch'd low,
While double crown'd tyranny inpotent fled.
As the Mitre and Diadem dropp,d from his
brow.
Tho VIE mourn for his death, we rejoice in
his worth,
And the ter drop of grief fills the dirnple
OF mirth.
Again pledge the goblet, the choral song raises
To the Goddess we love, be the Notiye adj
dress'd;
And forever be hallow'd her bright burning
blaze.
And hallow'd the day when 1t rose III The
west.
And we'll swear as at liberty altar we bend,
That still in her cause veil the hosule
word brave,
That her fire we will cherish--her person de-
fend
While the waves of old ocean our continent
lave:
And fbe shades ofour fathers viii smile from
above,
As their brave Sons shall bleed Tor the land
that they love.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

regard to our concerns with foreign powers,
why should not the Legislature of each other
state do the same And does not this In
principle amount, completely. to dissolution
of the government of the United States"
(sr@ The aforegomg is the substance OF
the reply-an exact copy was not preserved
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
James M. McRea, c. c.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
n,,,, o. 1899

Ordered,
THAT Thomas Herbert, Mathew Sex
smith and Daniel Macleod, be commissioners
to hold an election on Monday the second day
Of May, at the Council Chamber, for men,
her Of the Common Council for ward no. p
IN place of John Sutton, not eligible.
Test.
James NJ. McRea, c. c.
.Ahnl29. dt2dMy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
IN COMMON COUNCIL
aPRIL 81, 1903.

ORDERED,
THAT Mr.. Holbrook have leave, under
the direction of the Superintendent OF Police,
to take as much earth from the streets that
are too high to ELL up round the academy,
Mr.. Holbrook paying the expence
Ordered, That the Clerk OF the Market
have the fence and turn stiles round tAc mar"
ket square repaired, and present the ezpence
thereof to the next Council.
Ordered, That the lamp erected before the
Methodist meeting house, On Washington
street, be Lighted as other public lamps arc
Test.
James NJ. McRea, {. G.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
GOV. SULLIvANs REJOINDER,
70 Mr.. PIcKERINc.
g March Is, 1903.


I" March Is, 1908.
SIR,
Yesterday had yours of the 9Th sent
me from the post-otfice. had intended TO
have neglected your letters there, merely be-
cause would avoid being drawn into an epis-
tOaOry controversy with man, who from
his situation, can better pursue 1t, and from
hs lhcllnation and habits can better attend to
1t than can. But the letter was brought By
the post boy, snd opened it.
As to the returning your former letter
snread, the more it is considered the more 1t
mist De approved. You, indeed found your
Claim upon me in your being senator ; but
!oa we'll reCouect that there Is another sena
mr from this same state besides you. and that
were are seventeen representatives. The
world knows, that your Viezo OF national al
alrs, and that ofyour colleague, are widely
Sluerent and that your sentiments would be
directly opposite to some OF their representa-
yves from this state; and their sentiments
would be contradictory to each other !: more
specially Oh the subject of your letters, the
Embargo.
You acknowledge in your letter OF the 9Th
usl they have all an equal claim with YOU to
NJ me the organ of that communication
1.-the Governor of this commonwealth was
V0Hged TO communicate what every member
should direct him to do, what would be the
s'lSaquence Would he not transfer all the
s'oates otthc national Legislature fromW ash
n.,Ston to Boston ?-and who is there here au'
@Onsed TO decide them?
4 Had read your letter, should not have
communicated it as public document 1t
y sppesrslo me as read it from the press, to
AVE been scditious disorganising production
rs nature and tendency, howeveryou might
have Intended.
| VIII not waste time to inquire whether
re embargo IS right or wrong. No govern
%eh' Is always right: if ours is wrong lii
:, ~ hstance, it will repeal the act when
NC truth is discovered If the embargo
constitutional exercise of power,
ns aa' was your appeal from the sovereign
s fV"es OF the nation, to the Legislature OF one
ser Was 1t not to dude, disunite, and
'so'9e ne national conltactP If the minori-
s !" congress are thus to indulge their feel
Lss appeals 10 their respective states, how
= Van The national government exist
:, II the les islature of Massachusetts could
n;s ne communication of both It's senator's
ossce, control the national councils II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, at half past o'clock,
will be sold, on fuckers wharf,
90 hoglheads Sugar, on Gre
dit Of SO and 80 days.
P. G.. MarfelIer.
thrill %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
TO LET.

The Dwelling House now occupied by Mr..
William 1NMechen, on Royal-street. Pos
session may be had Immediately.
Joseph Smith.
April %. st.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
e,,rs,,ptia CaiIp aobstttssr.
SATURDAY, APaIL %:

= ,en,te have passed a bill, fixing the
es so in November for the next meet
first r reongress. They have also passed a
ing o Jd;1ion 10 the supplement to the sup
BIZ II S' - the embargo law. This BID re-
psns the coasting trade within the sapes.
s9sms in speaking In support OF tins
e. . a;1-he thoughtit probable either France
N'l r,oaland would declare war against this
OF Us before the first Of Nov. next.
csun'' Wash. Fed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
A FABLE.

Tohn Albion add fames Columbus. two
neighbors, had been Frequently engaged 10
oaarrels, which occasionally mounied TO
such height, that they threatened each
other with blows. The chief cause OF con-
ten,ion between them, arose from their
pigs which being of the same breed, size
aud color, could no. be Distinguished, and
each shersfore often claimed what belonged
70 the other. While they were in this an
CRY mood, it so happened, that Francs
Gaul, noted baIIy, the eerror OF the whole
country, heard of it; and Immediately
dispa.chiDg messenger 20 Jamss Co!um-
bus, ordered him 10 proceed 10 blows at
once, IS he was resolved, The dispute be-
tween them should be terminated 10 20 o.
Their way, than by fighting. Columbus he.
STATED at FIRST, whether he should submit;
bat at length, partly through dread OF me
furious temper of Francis Gau], who had
threatened, In case of disobe dience, he
would seize and carry Of every thing that
belonged 10 him, and partly 20 CRAFTY an
old grudge. he consrived TO manage mat.
sers. SO as to infame the quarrel about
the pigs, until hey fell to blows in good
earnest. After worrying and seazlpg each
other TO pieces, Gaul took them beth 10
baud, and beat and maued them to thar
degree, they were uever afterwards able to
quarrel about pigs, or any thing else.
Poulson.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

tors, and freigh,ers Of such ship or vessel.
shall tor every such offence forfeit and pay
aud the master and commander
OF such ship or vessel, as wellas all o'ner
persons, who shall knowingly be concerned
10 such prohibited voyage, shall each re-
snec,ivelv forfe,, and nav for eve.
ny such offence, whethers!he vessel De selz-
cd or not"
Teas and nays on the passage Of the bill to
authorize thepresidsnt of the u. s. unaer
certain conditions to suspend the operation
Of tie act laying an embargo.
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Andersen,
Condit, Crawford, Caillafd, Gilman,
Gregg, Rowland, Kischel, Maclay, Ma.
thewson, Milledg-, Mi,chill, Pope, Reed,
Robinson, Smith, (Marylandl Smith, (N.
York; Smith, (Ohio) Smith, Ieaues'
see) ThYus.on, TlGin, Turner and White,
"a.
NAYS-Messrs. Goodrich, Hillhouses
Pickering AID Sumter, 4.
BALTIMORE, April q.
Arrived brig Margaret'a. Davis, 2s
days from Poinl Pe,re (Gua) Leftthere
ssth March, brig Respect, Dennis, Of New
burypor,, 70 sail in days. The same Gay
we sailed was taken by the Express, capt.
bowers, belonging TO admiral Coch'ane's
squadron, then OF MarigaIanse, who press
ed lanes Massey, an American seaman.
29th, being under the lee OF said island,
commodore Selby (commandinsiO absence
OF admiral Cochraae) after opening num-
Der of letters, returned the Margaret:a's
papers and permitted her to proceed on her
voyage. They pus on board the mate,
one seaman and passenger Belonging TO
the schooner Mary Ann, captain barney,
that sailed from poin, pesre foF New orko
a5;h, ordered 70 Antigua by capt. Downs
who returned The remainder OF the schoo.
uer's crew, we then made sail tex Aa;l.
gna. 3olh. a. midsigh', being under the
lee of Antigua, leagues distant, not being
abl. 10 fetch nearer, we gave them the bflgs
small boat 10 Join their schooner--3lss' to
windwayd Of 81. Bar,s, vas boarded by
the British sioop OF war, called the St.
CHRISTOPHER. detained TWO hours. opened
9 nuu1ber of letters. Captain Davis In,
formed that the Bri.ieh squadron was 10
attack the battery on Desesda on the 5oh
az i, was a shelser TO French prlyaIesfs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
Senate Of the United States.
APRIL 49,.

A bill to authorize the president Of the
United States to suspend the operation
of the act prohibiting The importation OF
certain goods, wares and merchandise, and
the acts supplementary thereto, was read
a lhird time and passed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23
GERMAN LINENS.

| HAVE ON HAND,
TWENTY bales and boxes, well
z Thought German Linens, which will be
disposed of on moderate terms, for negotiable
paper.
Jofeph Riddle.
April ls: d5teol2s'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

rhA works for the battery and an upper
,.onthe heights at Warburtop polnI, com,
- noed on the l4th inst. The situation and
men 1lsl, On that point of the Potomac are said to
~ ~. .or,,mand there the narrow and deep
i .saaueI. (which carries from seven to sixteen
..1a,,e and is the only lit spot on this exteh
ia ss river for defence. The battery below does
:. u any way encroach or trespass either
~ ,be valuable fisheries, the river shore
y. or the bank top above them thepropne-
n :" holding full right therein, altho' yielding
- ~ The u. S. free egress and regress from
=. uate~s near the wharf point TO and from
~ fortGcations as well as full use Of the nsu-
! .o.d-ways thereto the ground so occupi-
= md conveyed is under four acres, and has
ken = vaI6ed by the appraisers at nearly two
,borsand dollars per acre.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

More provisions 1sys Savannah paperl
have been shipped from Charleston to St.
Mays in Georgia, and its neighbourhood,
since the laying of the embargo than had
been for FIVE years proceeding, and there IS
rsryhttle doubt Of the shipments from SavSn-
nah to that quarter being proporionably e.
Oua. hllthe 1our which arrives is immediate
y bought mp and shipped TO that quarter
Every SesSel that arrives from the w. Indies
bings accounts, that vessels laden with pro-
visions are daily arriving there from the y. 5.
St. Marys and its vicinity have become the
deposit of the extraordinary supplies, on &C
count of its being convenient to smugglers,
who swell the list of these daily arrivals in
the VI. Indies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

A gentleman from Havanna Informs thas
,se B,itsh had licensed Spanish vessels to
~,rrv -four from La Vera Cruz TO HAVANA
and the ENGLISH islands in consequence OF
This the price Of -four at Hsyanna was on the
decline. Phi. feter.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-23

Atril %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-18

The contest was ardent beyond all for
mer experience. There were 400 more
votes poied i'll the city than were ever ia
ken at ali election. AT very early hour the
ground was crowded, and continued so UNI
ii, II O'clock when it was ascertained that
the democratic candidate had a majority, the
air WAS rent with loud huZzas.
1t was expected that every man would do
his duty, and the expectation was not disap-
Ipon ed. The Whole republican party, as
Bronson says, with Il few QiSgrGcefui eX-
ceptions," were active in the support OF the
democratic ticket. Those men who, in 1906,
supported Thomas 1IKean in the belief tina
he was a Democratic republican, were dis
tinguished by tneiI. eXertions They all vot-
ed with US. Let US then hear no more of
Quids or OuadrOons
There were number of French Natural
lied citizens who voted the democratic tick
ct, that had never before voted. The num-
Der or Democratic votes polIed in the CITY
yesterday was more Than double that poi ed
tor Mr.. Snyder in 1905.
The result of the election in The city is,
that the whole democratic ticket for Govern
or, Senate, Assembly, Select and Common
Council, County Commissioner and Coroner,
is returned by an average majority OF about
100 votes.
The result of the election in the county is,
or, Congress, Senate, Assembly COMFY com
missioner and Coroner, is returned by an a
verage majority of 1900 votes.
The. result in the district composed Of til ?
city and county of Philadelphia and county
OF Delaware is, that the republican candl-
date ,or Governor has clear majority OF
200 votes the majority against him in the
district in 1905 was 85l The difference
tnis year IN favor OF Simon Snyder compAr-
ed with the election of 1906 is 2O51 woes.
The district has elected,
Three republican members of congress
One republican state Senator.
Eleven republican members of assembly
Two federal members OF do
A repub Ican county commissioner, and
republican coroner.
The following statement of Woes for Co
vernon is drawn from the Philadelphia Ga
zette (Fed of last Thursday:
VOTES FOR GONGKNOR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-18
PENrsYLvAK1A ELECTION.

The rettrns of this important Election
will not be complete for several days. Such
as ne have received, we shalllay before our
readers OF the result it is as yet impossi-
BILE to form any co1ectural estimate, that
will satisfy the mind. Phere is one thing
which would battle Our calculations ON this
subject. The Consfiiutionoiists, or those
who voted for Mexican IN 1905, & were OPP
posed to change in the State Constitution,
have hitherto ofheared divided on the pre-
sent election. a part Of them have return
&c 10 their first log, and joined The old Re-
publican party others have hitherto sup
ported judge .Spayd; a very few have de-
ciared in favor of Ross. III those who would
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-18
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND. OCTOBER 1s, 1895.
Communications.

The Monroe corresponding Committee, it
seems, do not choose to answer the questi-
ons put tothen in the Enquirer of the l1th
instant. The proposer ofthese questions has
always considered himself among the fore
most and warmest of Col Monroe's poIiti-
cal friends. If he is at this time brought to
suspect the integrity of his politics. it is ow-
ing entirely 70 the very suspicious name; in
which his friends have forced him into pub
tic notice, rs candidate for the PRESIDENT
al Chair. -
The Monroe corresponding -rommittee in
their ADDRESS to the people of Virginia
say, that Mr. Madison is unworthy OF their
confidence; because he stands committed
upon points and facts which vii. prevent him
from adjusting cur differences with foreign
powers" The committee nave been re-
qnested in decent language TO state, what
points and facts they mean. This they have
not done They dare not do it. Mr.. Madi-
son stands committed upon no point or fact,
in which he will not be supported by the
whole republican strength s. influence thro'-
out the United States.
uv iricntis Oh Col MONROE nave no con-
idence in the republican party. Tier hopes
Of his success are placed entirely upon fede-
raj support. Toprove this, read tine follow
ing extract taken from their paper of the
l1th instant
g The following calculation we think pro-
per to republish. as the hr0shect brig.hte,s
daily, Firmness, perseverance and resolu-
tic. may yet ensure Success 10 the cause Of
free r0Uernr,a emf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-18

: A .l'1 BIZ. l. 15 M for sale BY i'tue Of
tree seye'R deeds Of trust, executed bv
Edward Boiling Pf the county of Goo; HAND, as
follows, 20 wit lore executed to Frederick Har.
rs and VIM. NJ Eler, on the IA, day cf Julv.
lSOo-one otter executed to Charles T. b ties e.
WIN Mhier, ON the Goth dav of October, 1906.
Ana one other executed To Wn Miller and To-
sePh Shelton, ON The 22d day OF June, 1907, and
III of them of record IN the county court of-
Goochi.nd VIII be exposed to lie, TO the high
est bidder, for r. DIV money, at the front dor NJ
5oQc'iiand court house, on Friday the 18Th dav
oil November next, the tract of LAND whereon
.."e SAT- Edwr Boiling at present resides, w.
ing on James River, in the county aforesaid, a.
hout three miles above the court house, or So
much OF the said tract shall be sufficient to sa
t'iy the several sums ofrhoney in the said deeds
mentioned, or the balances thereof, which are
SIN die, yah all interest accrueing thereon. and
u costs and sxpences as specified in the afore-
I'D deeds oftrust, by THE TRUSTEES.
octooer 10. CiawtdS(