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Spanifh Merino Sheep.
The Subscriber has Just Reeeived from S1aain,
n RAJ MS and 10 EWES.

The Subscriber has Just Reeayed from .Shain,
II RAMS and AZ EWES,
which will be offered for Sale on liberal cre-
dit at Broomlawn, near this town, On A4onday
the sth Of October nert.
Certificates relative to the character and
breed of these sheep, from the Marquis Of
Romana and others who conducted the sale
on the part of the Spanish Junta, are now in
my possession and will be shown to those
who are inclined to purcha se-together with
the certificate of William Jarvis, Esq our
Consul at Lisbon, by whom they were select
ed and shipped to this country. They are
warranted by that gentleman TO be Of the true
Leonese, Transhumante Merno breed of
tn. flocks of the late Prince of Peace Of the
Casara, called Paular's, which has ever been
held in the highest estimation in Spain, on
account of the s!ze as we'll as the fneness of
fleece.
The appearance ofthese sheep affords the
strongest additional testimony in their favor,
as they are unquestoHabIy larger, and carry
feeces at least as fine as any Which have been
heretofore imported to this place.
James H. Hooe.
September ls. co.
~ The editors of the National Intell;-
gencer, the Federal Gazette, at Baltimore,
the Virginia Patriot, and tie Enquirer, at
Richmond, and the CcntineI. at Winchester.
are requested to publish the above and apply
for payment at this ofiLe.
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PROPOSALS
Fer publishing BY subscription, the
KNAVIAD.

An original Mock Epic POEM;
With notes, humorous, serions, er7flea! ana
explanatory.
BY RIcHARDUs CRITICUs,
II friend Of the Auth0f.
CONDITIONS.
The work will be comprised in one volume
of about 26o or 2so pages. The price to
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BILE on delivery.
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scr;b.r. :hall be obtained. Gentlemen hold
ing subscription papers, obtaining and pay
ing for ten, shall receive the eleventh gratis
~ Subscriptions received at this office'
and at the different book stores IN the district:
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John Macleod, Agent.

At a Board of Directors of the Do
mestic Manufacture Company of Alexan-
dria, held at their warehouse, September g.,
1910,
O,dcred, That the stockholders of this in
stitut;on be notified through the medium of
the newspaper of this town for two weeks
nrevious to the day of ayment ofthe last in
stalment of stock, that certificates OF stock
will be ready for delivery to those who will
then or within ten days thereafter pay up the
whole of their instalments, and that those
falling to comply will be excluded from re-
ceiving any part ofthe dividends.
(Signed)
John Mckinney, Chairman.
September ls eot2dO
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c.. w. Carlin.

~ Terms of Tuition may be known by
application to him at his Seminary, or dwell
ling, on King street.
September ls. cost
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER intends keeping a
i nigh School; to commence on Monday
the oath inst. at his Academy on Prince
street, where Parents and Guardians wishing
to have their children or wards well instruct
cd in Reading, Wiring, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, Geography, and Book Keep
ing with the most useful branches Of the Ma
thematics, viz. Geometry, Trigonometry,
Surveying and Navigation, may have their
wishes gratifed, by placing them under the
care of
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cl,rsuDrts Daflp 6aartts.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.

n. body of a drowned man was found
taken up, by Thomas Lindsay, on the
" :. f.Warburton, near the Fort, on Sa-
w. ~, The 29lh of September--and the
r =. and Jury found a verdict that he
:, Il, life by being much beat about the
and head, a middle size maa about
!. r.et four inches high, saort black hair !;
,..,.,d in Russia Shee,ing srowsers and
,dp.d cotton shirt.
MP The Editors of the National Intel
r,.ncer, Washington, and Independent
American, GergetowR, are requested to IN
,,rt II: above paragraph.
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October g:
By virtue of a deed of trust

from Richard .dreH to the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of certain sum of money
to John M'Cobb, will be exposed to sale tor
ready money, on the respective premises, on
Thursday the 25M day Of this Present month,
a Rent Charge of IS silver dollars and one
third of a dollar, issuing out of a piece of
ground lying upon the west side of Water
Street and to the Porthward Of Duke street,
granted by David Arell to L Weston, subject
to the dover of Phoebe Moore, ret1ct of the
said David therein also rent charge OF ten
pounds ten shillings, issuing out of piece
Of ground lying also on the west side OF Wa
ter street & to the northward of Duke-street,
granted by Samuel Arell unto Absalom Wroe
subject also to the dover of the said Phoebe
therein.
James Keith.
October 2. 2awts
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Baltimore. October 1


Latest from La Guayra, sc.-Cap,ain
Austin, o: the sch'r Dash, arrived here on
Saturday hom La Guayra, in 81 days, in
forms that in consequence Of Santa Fe hav-
ing declared itself independent, an uncom.
mon expression of rejoicing took place a,
La Guayra, Caracas, and throughout all
The county. An English vessel arrived at
La Guayra, the captain of which informed
that all the ports on the Spanish Main were
declared in stare OF blockade by the 60
veraments of the Spanish islands, and that
number OF privateers wefs fitting out at
Porto Rico and city of Sanio Domingo, to
cruize tor all vessels boundIo or from those
poEs, which had been declared indtpend-
enl In consequence u (which intor-
nation, the Dash, instead OF coming lhro'
the Mona Passage, TO avtId danger came
round cape Theron. The Dash was be-
Gained off cape Nlchola Mole the whole
day-at day light captain A. heard IN *
cessive firing, which continued until haii
past II O'Clock, and appeared to be an en-.
gasemrnt on land. Shortly after the firing
commenced seven sal! at vessels were seen
standing in. About IL O'Clock ehree OF
them returned Captain Austin thinks the
other were captured or otherwise dctain-
ed. When the lhree were coming oat, one
OF the ports opened hsavy hce on them,
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N O T / c E.

THE Stockho ders in the Washington ca.
nal Company ere hereby notified, Tat the
sevcnM instaiment OIL Yen Dollars on each
share, payable Oh the 4th day OF NGvem1er
next, * the eighth instailRtnt OF Ten Dollars
On each share payable OH the 10TH day Of
November next, are called for by the Board
Of Directors to be paid ID Samuel Elliot, jr.
treasurer.
BY order of the Board. -
Z. B. Caldwell, Pr.
Oclhher &
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Is, that Bonaparts never found
Csfsip S.a.ty, in any war in which ne
min heretofore engaged, nor been
Is O;fp ,,Len in his calculations Ills ar
por: ul's ,;asn out of Porsugalin SePsem-
Of wa so . B,aaparte told his senate that
b.t, 1870 Ian, his eagles on the walls OF
ss0a'1 Ere The FIRST of The year 1909;
Js0on cav. thar ne has ordered Mas
BIZ p'p = here before the 6rss of January,
,SlL
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Old Ian. No. She was an old girl she
was 45 when married her.

Old Han. | cat and drink any thing
Before came to this country | drank half
a gallon of wine day; but never was
drunk with wine. Sometimes | drink la
dies drink: whisky & water, sweet, sweet.
Sometimes cat great meal, and eat no
more for two or three days, only drink milk
or water.
question. Was you never sick?
Old Nan. No: only rheumatism or some
such once in a while, so that can't put my
hand to my head: but not much-Some-
times I have little pain, but | pray God
heartily, and it is gone in minute.
question. You expect to live these TWEEN
~ years, do you not?
Old Nan. Twenty yes hundred, Just
as well as not: can mount horse AS quick
as you, walk as Tar.
On eDquiring of his eye sight, hearing,
&c. he said that his hearing, as evidently
appeared, was but little impaired. He had
not used spectacles for reading till years
ago. His double teeth were all gone: or
8 foretee,h of the under jaw remained; bu'
his gums served him very well for mastica.
tion. His hair is the only, evidence of his
extreme age; that OF his head and wAlsk.
ers long and white. He is about S feet 5
inches in height, his head erect as any per-
sons. His memory, he says; rather fails
him withinIa fewyear He remembers better
transactions of 90 years ago than those of
ten years past. He was quite facetious and
talhativc and after spending half an hour.
and drinking several glasses of wine, he
retired, expressing strong wish. that we
should come and see him.
Among the causes of longevity Which
mentions constitutional aptitude to long
life, not altogether depending on the or
ganization nor the diet and regimen. In
examining list of nearly $50 persons who
have exceeded century, 1t will be found
that their longevity is attributed to very
different causes. One supposed it occa-
stoned by eating raw eggs; another by ab>
staining from animal food another, in the
West Indies, from an excessive use Of sac
charine aiiment; ano.he, from spare diet;
another from totally absiaining from any
species of alchohol; another from natural
cheertulness another from labor another
from sedentary ease one from raw animal
food, &c. &c. There is no complete solu-
ton of the cause of longevity. IF the ma
tural organization be good, temperance and
in all things, cheerfulness of spi
rits and moderate exercise, are probably
the more general causes of long life.
Il Public Loan.-We understand that a
Loan las been obtained by government
from the Bank of the United States, for
$4,000 dollars pursuant to an act Of
Congress passed the last session, aulhoris-
ing the President to borrow a sum not ex-
ceeding 100000. The money borrowed
is to bear an interest ofsix per cent. per an
mum, and to be reimbursed on the S1st of
December 1911 unless Congress shall re-
fuse to grant charter to the bank of the
United States in which case the sum loan
ed is to be reimbursed within three months
after the bank shall demand the same ~
Spirit 70.
New YoRK, Sept. 20. :
g Latest from gland.-Captain Taylor
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The harvest in England bad turned out
much better than was expected, but the de.
maud for the armies abroad kept up the
prices.
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I |, aj Asn.'e:I -
B. -.
William Bryan, James H. Blake, Allen
Beak, Ellender beel, Elizabeth Brown, Ma
ria Blewford, Charles Bell.
:, Asbury Crenshaw, James Carter, Robert
Cherry, John Cary, Walter Coles, Esq. Geo.
Collins, G.. w. Carlin, John Brown Cutting,
Patrick Coutts, Andrew Cutler, Tuhis Cra-
ven, Frederick H. Chapman, Lawrencs
Crystal.
>. Benjamin Dulany, John Duffey, Sampson
Darrell, Thomas Diggs, Charles w. Den.
nison, ?, George F. Drake.
Henry Eldridge, Elder * Taylor, 2.
Richard 'Fitzhugh, David Farlhing, Fer
dinando Fairfax, Rev. Henry Fowler, Ro-
bert Foster, DAME! Forsie.
George Graham, Jesse Green, Elizabeth
Cooowln. II
R. w. HARDWOOD Capt. Benjamin How
land, 5, John Hilton A .exander Henderson
and Co ?, c. W. Hunter, John Hunter lof
A John ftartney, John .Hosbursb, >Jepsbs
HOUNDS, John Horsley, Henry Hart, John
Henderson, George J Ham, William Hay
man.
].
HoScrt JAMESON, William LETTERS, Phine<
has Janney, Samue! Jepson, uenais M. Joins
ston. Z
Adam King s Co. Betssy Kimer.
L.
Robert Lannon, Hillary Langny, Lcwis
Lambert 4 Co. J. W. and s. leonard, Chs.
Loves, Monsieur +. BODY de Leduc, Elipha-
let LeHengwell, Henry Lee, jr. Sally Lee,
Rosanna Lofts. -.
Nj.
Mr. Moore, Joseph Milburn, $, Richard
Mackey, James M~ckciiannen, ?, trancis
G.. Macy, 4, Billy Mason, Samuel Moon,
Joseph Mahorney, William M'R.lde, john
Mathews, William Miller. George Monroe.
Captain SamuelS. Nurell, J. Nourse, z,
Charles ], Nouyse.
oAIiISi IN 1 VIM &hioOh OlbNiS
Placide, James Parks, joan Farmer, John
Perry, Mrs. Pruce,
Stephen c. Rozell, 2, James M Robert
son, 2, lanes Ruth, John Rennard, Coates
Ridgeway. =
c. T. Sears, BAIL Spalding, ), John c.
Sewers, Lewis Spcly, Abijah shepard, A.
BRAN Shacklctord,t Benjamin Stonestreet.
Henson Simpson, Mr. c. Serbia, Parraclet
Spesrs, William B. Scott, Philip Stuarts
Benjamin Shreve, Ebenczer P. Sterges.
Isaac Tenny, or Stephen Jenkins, Henry
S. Turner, Iohn lruis!cr, William Thomps
son, 2, Samuel Taylor, Jane Thornton, Ma.
ny Taylor. -
Thomas Woodhouse, Mrs. Wilson, Bush
rod Washington, J: 6, Rev. NJ l.sWeems,
Mckenzie White, George w. Wyatt Jo-
seph P. Weeks, Andrew Ward, Joel Wards
9, Thomas West. :
Henry D ycates, ?, Robert Y.atss, samu.
sl Yopp.
> George GiIpin. P. NJ.
October ,. cost
Domeltic Manufacture Company. ,
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n O T | C E.
October 2

TIME. Creditors Of Jame8 Douglass, OH the
ltth of July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the fist day of NoVem-
Der in that year, arc required 10 exhibit their
claims duly authenticated 20 the subscribers
on or before the first day Of January next,
preparatory to a dividend. No interest will
be allowed after the 18th bf July 1904.
Robert |. Taylcr.
William Newton.
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,,,t he above paragraph.
1mrevity.--There resides in Fairfax
rnr about 5 miles from this place, a
,,,oo by the name Of Pkiiip Peter SchoA,
nav usary che hundred aad seve'r gears Of
g.
Tie writer of this article was conversing
with gentleman in the street, when the
wn;emsn observed, there comes old
ScpON, who is above 100 years old )" let
Us STOP him and ask him his age he will
III il for a pint of VINE" He was then
waking with firm quick step at the rate
uf about four miles AN hour When even
with Us he was accQsted with +" How are
YOU old man =
Old ian. Hob, pretty well. What do
yQu call me old for | SHAH be old FIFTY
years TO come.
Sgssti'a. Pray how old are you?
Old Atm. That's noae Of your business.
Tat, my business. But I'll tell you for
fns divine.
99ssti'a Way a pint of wine is too
na:a for YOU. Wen give you as much as
pgglsh to drink. What is your age?
Old ban. Give me- some wine first. /
@bO'n near Mannheim, [mentioning the
nn' Ofthe place in 1903, in the holidays,
n'he tall of the year. My father was
Miller aud lam a miller, and always have
s'O, aud always shall follow it. / was
a'ss'aa under Prince - in the reign of
O'o'2s the |. Here he related skirmishes
~S0l'h >he was engaged. | was married,
1a when was 26 came to Philadelphia.
'Ssr Pareese. ,obacconisr, came with
'' he lived in Philadelphia, in little
''uss on TIE outside The town. About so
'@s afterwards I was in Philadelphia
W 'e'eI's house was in the middle of the
s"' on a great street, instead of being in
: woods where l left him. He was rich
0s was glad to see ME:
S'e'tion, What was Alexandria when
20 @aa. Alexandria that was Bell
W. There was only one house.-Now
% grea, town.
T'''''", Is your wife alive
80 Nlan. Hob my wife has been dead
Il, sa's' She was one year younger
\, '8e was 1ol when she died. | was
- again IN Year. I always love the
got blsn new wife.
Ss'i''"' Have you any children
/ '4oa' Ms first wife had nine or ten.
j Y, more children than / want. They
49, me- My mill is gone. | want to
J., sos~ one. They WON'T help me. 1
ND my mill agair.
H. vs. Had you no children BY your
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MARIA ANNE DUNLAP,

HAVING been engaged in the tuition Of
youth for some years past, purposes 10 open
a school on Monday the 9Th inst: for the IN
struction of young La1ies in the following
branches Of literature, viz. Reading, Writ
ing, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo
graphy, History of Nations, Natural History,
Belle Lettres and Music-togethcr with En-
broiiery, Tambour, Marking, Working
Maps, plain work, SSc. sc.
Terms oftu.tion may be known by apply
ing to Mrs Dunlap, opposite Mr.. Plummers
store at the head of King street.
October ..
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Was taken out of the lub(cri-

ber's house on the night OF the late fire, ard
supposed to be mis!ald, ore large TRUNK,
containing bed clothes, one great coat, and
one Martin Skin Muff-ALSO, one small
hair Trunk; containing the following cloth
ing, viz one black Silk gown, one lead co.
lorcd do one purple craped do. one long
black Satin cloak, trimmed with lace, aud
seven yards of changeable Silk; few pair
of Stockings, and sundry other clothing not
recolIected.
Any person who may have found the above
mentioned articles, OF any part of them Will
be liberally rewarded, ana receive my sincere
thanks, on returning the same to me.
Jacob Leap.
= October 2: st.
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A LIST
Remaining in /
(Col)

;, Thomas Ad
Walker Armst
Charles AlexanI
Lewis Armsteai
tie Anderson, 2
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John Macleod, agent:

AT Board of Directors of the Do:
mestc Manufacture Company of Alexan-
dria, held at their warehouse, September 8,
1910, a. ,r.,l,.,,u.s.c,,,,
Ordered, That the stockholders of this In
stitution be notified through the medium Of
the newspaper, of this town for two weeks
previous to the day of pay ment of the last in
stal:nent of stock, that certificates Of stock
win be ready for delivery to those who will
then or within ten days thereafter pay up ,he
whole Of their instalments, and that those
failing to comply will be excluded from re-
ceiving any part of the dividends.
l0lgnedJ r :,
John Mckinney, Chal,mans
September ID. eot2do
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New York, Sept. 90.

g Latest from Ensland.--Captain Taylor
of the ship Frances, who arrived yesterday,
in 81 days from 'Greenock, has, as usual,
brought later news than any preceding ar
rival. He has politely favored the editors
of the New York Gazette with Gle of the
London Courier to the evening of the 25h
ult. inclusive, and Greenock papers to the
soth. These papers do not contain any
thing later from Portugal than we have al.
ready received from that quarter aud, as
they are almost silent on the subject of the,
British orders IN council, possess but little
interest. -
1t was expected the British orders would
be repealed, when the Berlin aud Milan,
decree ceased to be in force.
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:, The ninth and last instalment of
One Dollar on each share Of stock of the
Domestic Manufacture Company of Alexan-'
dria becomes due and payable on Tuesday
the I'd day. of October next, at their ware-s
house on King street--Certi6cate of stock
will then be ready for delivery agreeable 10
the order Of the Board of Directors, sub:
Joined.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-12
PROViSORY NOTICE
THE Subscriber intending to move his Ga

%HE Subscriber intending to move his fam
4 lily to Richmond, has rented Mr. E. Ran
doiph's house, peaf tho CsPitol. In that house,
he will, from the first Of September next, con,
tinue ms professional labours, on the following
plan.
The Subscriber himself, aided if necessary,
by person ofcompeient abilities, will teach the.
ancient and modern languages usually taught,
civil history, and what constitutes the literary
and moral course. He may, in lac spring, lee
ture on Botany, TO a select class every Saturde =
aftersoon.
All the branches ofthe Mathematics, Theo.
retical and practical, together With Natural
Philosophy, and drawing win be taught by Mr..
John Wood
The English branches, viz Reading, Writ
ing, CyPhering, Grammar, Composition, Geog.
raphy, &c. VIII be taught by an able instructor,
whose attention and time shall be chiefly, per.
haps exclusively devoted 10 SAID branches.
The Subscriber pledges .hinseIfto Parents
and Guardians for systematic, regular, and
scrupuIous observance Of the above plan. Young
Ladies shall be taught in an airy aud convenient
apartment, entirely detached from the rest of the
school. In severALimportsDt respects, Mrs CT.
rardin will extend her attention TO the female
department Young ladies may be instructed
in Music at the Academy, where an instrua,en,
shall be provided for the purpose. The choice
of teachers in that branch, shall be left to Pa.
rents and Guardians.
Further particulars relative to rules, prices,
&c. shall speedily be communicated in circu.
lar to the persons concerned.
Gentleman OF high character, both as a scho.
lar and jurist, contemplates delivering Lectures
on Eloquence, Ethics, and Law. This circum
stance promises infinite advantage to the senior
students.
L. II. GIRARDIN.
Richmond June /, 1910.
p. S. The Parents and Guardians ofYoutIl
now at the Academy are respectfully invited 10
continue them under the joint tuition of L. IL
Girardn, ID. Doyle, and ]. Wood, until the frs,
Of September next. The charges as Justice
requires, shall extend only 10 tuition actually re-
ceived, that is, TO the period from the expira-
ton of the different quarters now running to the
first day Of September.
Wanted, by person in Richmond, an able &
respectable Teacher of those branches which
constitute liberal course of English education
VIZ, Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar
Competition, Mercantile Arithmetic, Geogra.
ply, &c. The terms will be such as 10 render the
situation des'rable.--Appy at this Office
Richmond, june 5. w3w
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7 Aw BoOKS.-John r. Jones. ncorly op.
A. posite to the Eagle Tavern, has just rcc;ey-,
cd supply of Layo BOOKS mongst which are,
Coke upon Lttleton vols. East Reporss,9
vols Binney's Reports vol Roher,scn's adni-
ralty's reports, 6 vols. Bees admiralty Rcperts,
and all others, that are in general uses which
he will sci! OH the most reasonable terms 49,.
NeSp Publications. Il,
He has also received the followingn New
Publications ;-Dobson's Life of Petrarch, 2 vols.
handsome pocket editors Elegant pocket g.
ditions Of Marmion, by Scott ;--Wm Tell, Il r.
lated from the French of Florian memoirs of
Frederick p. MargaretKlops took translated
IRON the German ;-John of Lancaster by
Cumberland letter from the Mountains
lions Pilgrim Parents assistant, or stories
for Children ;-Letter on the genius & dispo-
tions of the French Government, including
view ofthe Taxation of the French Empre,--
The 9th vol of the transactions of the American
Philosophical society.
o. Bookbmding, in all its branches as usual
- Orders from the country, executed with
promptitude and fidelity.
june 5. w1w
ME Equalizers Of the taxes for the CITY of
q Richmond viii hold their meetings at the
Clerks Office, of the Common Hall, in the up-
per story OF the Market House, on every
Tuesday and Thursday from the hours Of eleyea
to one o'clock, commencing on Tuesday the 5etis
INST and continuing three weeks from said day
Applications by persons considering themselves
aggrieved by the valuation of property made bs
the assessor ofthe city taxes and his associates
will apply for relief, en- the said DAYS by n8tt.
in writing addressed TO the Equalizcrs and lctt
at the said Clerks Ofiice--No applications Mi
be received in any other form
N. SHEPPARD
CLERK Common Hall.
May IS. Sw