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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
COMPANY.

q L fneeting of the Board OF Die
Arectors, on the A. OF Jure. 1870
PesafUed, That all Wagons run
ming Gpon the Turnpike ROAD.
having wheels with tyre the width Of
four inches shall be exempr from tho
payment of the Toll which is estahIish-
ed byeiaw on return Wagon and
that all Wagons SO used win tyre the
width OF six inches and upwards shall
be exempt from she payment OF one
halt oil all the toll allawed b law. both
in going and returning: Fiat suehI
exemptions shalt continue so long as
me Wagons which may be entered
under this regolatIon within twelve
monthss from ttissdase, shall he en-
Ploy ed upon the Turnpike Road.
Resolved, That the clerk be M
s,ructed to advertise that ne will re-
ceive PROPOSALS for BUILn-
ING WOODEN BRIDGE across
the nal of Mayo's mill in the town
OF Manchester, till the LIST Monday
In July nexg.
Extract from the minutes.
JAMES BRANDER. CHI
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M ANTED immediately, at the
v Y Bell Tavern, young man well
calculated for BAR KEEPER.
he must be sober, industrious, attsn-
tivs'and tolerable Book keeper. To-
such one, well recommended, liberal
wages will be given. (st
Richmond. June S, 1910.
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BRICK TENEMENT.
Another Bxtek Tenemenf.

Adjoining he one described, to he person
that viii take ii for The shortest period,
ard pay one Thousand dollars ON The day
OF sale. and one thousand dollars on the
frst day of January, 1911, with legal IN
teTest on both the sums meatoued from
be 6rst of April, 1908, Kill payment and
the costs OF executing this trust. This
tenement is subject 20 be sold again il
the last paymem IS not made at The time
agreeable TO the deed OF rust. The sale
Of both tenemenls will take place ON the
premises on Saturday The Yin OF Jelly,
he hour ola O'Clock and he lease exc
cuted to The purchaser or purchasers on
he payntsnl Of The said sums of money
by - =
RWILLIAM MARSHALL,
Trustee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

Writing papers, Of
varioas sizes and
qualities
Countlng-Housc,
Chamber. and
pocket ink stands.
Excel't. pen knlyes
and raEors.
Office seals, wax &
waters.
Drawing books and
water colcrs.
Pencils and India
rubber.
Violin bows, hair *
strings. b
Music and Music
books.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

not avoid remarking, that these Spa
aish and English, thus saved by our
seamen, ale the same men, who bur a
few days before, cruelty ill-treated
them, even SO far as TO refuse them
sustenancs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
Sales at Auction.

nN Monday the Ii'hinst a, 4o'ciosk
Mp. M. will b. SOLD. The subs an.IaI &
last sailing schooner f.
S LIB AYE,
Now lying az Braxton Cfaedock.s wharf.
bur,hen M Tons, * sfye5ss s. s .rron,b.
old: The Inventory, fnsy j seen by an.
plying TO the Subscribers. Or to All,
Fitzhugh on board.
Terms of sale will be 2. 4, 8. months
credl'-notes negotiable AZ the Bank win
approved endorsers will be required.
FOSTER & SArcHELL,
a., Auciioneers.
- fo'o'
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LonDor, April or,

Accounts have been received, ia PRIV ate
lettets from Malta, which described mat
island 10 nave undergone severer shock
OF sn earthquake tnan II had ever before
experienced, LII took place on the uight
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JAMES BRANDRR. elk.

rs hereby agreed, that all contracts or
= co-partnerships existing between l.. II.
GiTardin and u. tyle, as well as between
T., n. Grrardin, D Doyle, and John
Wooo, as Joiht teachers of the school, I
commonly known by the name Of C;irar' q
din's Academy, cease to exist on the 6rs@
day OF September, 1910. As witness our
hands this 29th of NJ y, 1910.
L. Il. GirGrdTn,
Daoid Doyics
jain Wood.
June $. ,e
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Letter from Count Belliard, governor
sen. OF Madrid, to the prince
of Ncutchatel.

My Prince, have this instant
received confirmation of the inteni-
gence which l had the honour to COM
muaicate, three days ago, to your
hlghness. rEe hurricane, which pre-.
vailed rom the 9Th to the 10Th Instant.
drcye on shore near Cadiz four sail OF
the line two of them English, aud so
vessels OF an interior rate) of which
we have taken possession. OF the
persons shipwrecked we have secured
500, almost all of them English. The
dispatches which have the honour to
address to you from the Duke of Dali
malta, will undoubtedly give your
highaess more particular acco IN.
OF ,his event.
"The king reached Granada, on
the 10th. Fhc inhabitants met him ar
the distance oil two leagues from the
city wherever the king goes ne is as
tonishingly well received and he con-
fers happiness upon ali MS people.
HIS majesty enjoys the most perfect
heal b. The army is in the best con-
dition, and is well treated by the inha-
bItants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
Gentlemen,
Sour most obedient,
humble servant,
FRANCIS BURDETT.
To tbs electors of Westminster.
BY THE KING-A PROCLAMATION

GEORGE R.--Whereas a great num-
Der OF d'soreerly persons have, Turing the
four last days, assembled themselves to-
get1er In riotous and tumultuous mapner.
and have been guilty of many acts of out.
rage. HAVING attacked the houses of many
of car loyal subjects in several paris
of our city of Westminster, and having
fred at and wounded several of our sub.
jects employed by the civil mag strates in
keeping our peace and in preventing such
unliwful proceedings. We, therefore.
taking the same into our most serious con !.
s'deration, and being fully determined on
our part to use all me ans in our power TO
protect the lives and properties of ous 10y.
al subjects, to preserve the public peaSe,
and 70 bring to condigD punishment the
authors of such elence, nave though. Ct.
by and with the advice OF our privy cnun-
Gil, TO issue This our royal proclamation,
and hereby strictly charge and exisoft III
our loyal subjects to give their ASSISTANCE
III d'scounienancmg and sGYpressing ali ~.
legal outrages and assemblies, and TO give
all information TO our magistrates, by which
the distnlbers OF our peace may be brought
20 p,sltishmeot, and we do hereby eujoin
and require all justices of the peace, sher-
ifs, mayors, batiItfs constables- and all O.
tner OF our LOVING subjects, 10 be aiding
aud assisting To the utmost Ct their power
in suppressiog such Illegal and tumultuous
assemblies, and IN detecting, appreheud-
ing, aud bringing 20 justice the persons
concerned IN essembliug or instigat,ng the
same, and guilty of any CT toe vioiences :
Dove mentioned. And for the better de-.
lection of The persons who were concern.
ed in firing at and wounding cur said sub :
jects employed by the civil magistrates in
keeping our peace, and in preventing such
uniawiul proceedings: we are graclouslv
pleased To promise, that VI any person sh4 Ii
scover any other person or persons, WHO
directly OF indirectly, was or were con.
conceraed ia krI6g at and wounding any
Of our subjects atoresa d, so "a thar the
person or persons dIscovcs ed may be pro.
secuted tor the same, such d.scovercr snail
have and receive as reward, apon con.
vicl on of such offender or offenders, the
sun OF 500 pounds, and also our graclous
pardon Tor the said offence. IN case tue
person making such discovery shall him.
ssitbe liable 10 be prosecuted Tor tue same,
and saa,l not be one OF the persons who &C.
tually hred at, or wounded, any OF our Low.
ing subjects alofssaid,
Given az Uur ccuIt at the queens pa.
lace, THIS lush day of April, 1910,
IA tie hitsetn year OF cur re,Kn.
Gsd sGVe he king.
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4 am, with respect, &c.
(S1goedJ
AUGUSTUS BELLIARD. /"

The hurricane above alluded 70 was
productive OF so much damage, that
nothing was to be seen on the coast
as far as the mouth of tue Gusdalqui-
YER, but wrecks and dead bodies
Between two apd three hundred sal
Tors, Spanish and hnglish, we're found
by the seamen Of the imperial guard,
who risSed their own lives III performs
ing this csice OF Humanity. We Can
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

from pure soCrcc=sthst is, from com .nos
consent, and through sn uncorrupt channel
that Is, an house OF commons, freely e.
lected by the people. Moreover, they
who pay the reckoning, ought to examine,
and controul the account and the emily
controul the people Can have, is by a fair
Representations IN parliament. The neces.
sity OF obtaining this check, by a constitu-
tionai reform, Is now acknow lodged by ali,
except those who, contrary 10 law, have
possessed themselves Of property in the
housf Of commons, by whom this land, this
Easae1a- rs,. ,,..r. a.. ,.,,
Deaf for her reputation thru the world,
ls now feas'd Out
Like t. a tenement or pelting farms
England, bound in with the triumphant
sea,
Whose rocky shore beats back the envi-
Gus surge. 5ls1
: OF watery Nupsune, is now bound in with
shame, -.
With inky biots, and rotten parchment
bonds.
slif King Richard, acf ., scene 1.
From this foul and traitorous traffic, our
borough. monger soverejgns derive an i'm.
mense revenue cruelty wrung from the
hard hand OF honest labors do, however,
now entertain an ardent hope, that this de-
graded and degrading system to which all
our difficulties, grievances, and dangers,
are owing, will at length give way TO the
moderate. but determined perseverance Of
q whole united people.
Magma charta, AID the old law of the
land. will then res1ine their empire=.free :
dom Will rev,ve.=the caterpiIlars of the
state, coiling themselves up. in their own.
naturally narrow, sphere, Will fall off, aud
perisa==property. and political power.
which the law never separates, will be re-
snited=,he KING replaced in the happy,
and dignified station, allotted him by the
constitution==the people. relieved from the
bitterest of all curses, the curse of c..
naan=aihat OF being the servants OF SER
wants and restored to thar just, and in.
disputable rights.
10 effect these great, important, and ne.
cessaSy purposes, no exertoos of mine sh all
ever be wanting; without their attainment,
no efforts OF mine can avail.
Tue people of England must speak out
--theywust co moreS-they must act ; and
if, foIoNtng tire example of the electors
OF Westminster, they do act, in a firm.
AID regular manner. upon a concerted plan
lever keeping the law aud constitution In
view==.hey must finally succeed, in recoy.
ering that, to which taey are legally en-,
titled---tne appointment of their own guar.
dams and trustees. for the protection of
their own liberty and property. They
must either do this or, they must inevita.
by fall, a sacrifice, to one. or the other.
Of the most eontemptible factions, th al e.
yer disgr aced this, or any other country.
The question is now at issue--it must
aow be ultimately determined, whe her we
are henceforth TO be slaves, or be free.
Hold to the laws=.ihis great country may
recover--iorsAke them--and it will cerA
tainiy perish.
am,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient,
humble servant,
FRANCIS BURDETT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

They have on hand, large supply of
Day Books, Journals and Lejgers, Bah
Books, Blank Notes and Checks, Record
and saerlhs Books, Paper hanginss for
houses, SC. &c. 4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
FITzWHTLsoM & Po1rEg,

HAVE jus: received from Loryoe, ~
4 way Of New XoSS, a large supply Of
articles, which, added to tss cir iors,cr
stock, makes up very extensive ass0rt.
ment. II consists principally OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

Ladies aud Gan.
tlemen's PICKET
looks (.
Travelling * o;Iier
trusks-
Playing and visiting
cards.
GOLD LEAF.
Tooth brushes with
silver wire.
Chess men and
boards.
Back Cannon ts-
bies.
DurabIe aud J apan
ink.
S-bool Book.
Family Bipies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

R I virtue of deed Of rus, execu ed
~ 10 me by Pleasant Yaunshu band
tee. bearing daie on the 18th day OF March,
1903, and duly recorded IN the cour, OF
Hsnrico countJ on the eh day of June,
Will be Sold,
To the person who takes the same for The
shortest period, and pay two thousand
dollars, with legal in crest thereon from
the 6sst day of April, one tn ,issnd eieht
hundred and seven, and the costs of exc
cutting the ,rust that
BRICK TEN EMENT,
On the South side oftte Main Srees ad-
joigingNthe lot ofgfound sold by The sad
Youngbushaud to Joseph Marx and ex.
tending frOrn the said Main Street back
to The ailsy which exends ,hfo' ne sbuare,
i, being the lower teremeat Of HOE Two
belonging io,he said YauOghusbaEd's es-
tse, unacr The same roof
AL S O
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PUBLIC SALE.

tT n compliance with deed OF trust to tie
j subscriber, to secure the pay inert Of 4
sum of money. win be exposed 10 sale on
their respective premises, fer ready money,
On Tuesday the t7.h day ct April next 4
pi eco Of GROUND lying On the cas-, sida
Of Washington street and ,o-tbe por,ks,re
of Cameron street, extending on Washing
Ion street 20 feet and running batk 81 feet.
Also, one other piece Of GROUND uGjoin.
inc thereto, extending on Washington s'r.st
is fec, TO ten foot alley, rid iunring tack
also 81 feet. On tlese pieces Of ground
IS erected q small fr:n:e tncllirg louse.
James Keith.
March ~. =s.-ll - ~, 2aW >
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v~IIE first number Of this valuable Work
is Jus. come 10 hand and 10 ready for
,ospection at the store Of the subscriber, in
Sjnu.stree,, and with Mr.. 7riaiet, at the
Office house. -..
Fully aware Of the impositions that have
,ecn practised upon the public by strangers
,olic;,ing subscriptions from distant places |;
The Editors invite their examination Of .
WORK perhaps the most useful, entertaining
.x we'll as extensive in It's kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. And they
(,,,ter themselves tha, the American will by
20 means shrink fry.n comparison with the
London edition, tho offered at six dollars
per '.'ol. less.
This number may be considered as a fair
sneciInen Of tho execution Of the work, and
will be left shofttime for examinaticn,bcfolr
the Cd number is pd: to press. After this the
subscription will he raised to 81 IS each MN.
Der, and but a few more copies printed than
are sufficient to supply the subscribers, that
the carly patrons Of this valuable Work may
have decided sdvantage-subscque appli-
cations may therefore come loo late.
1t is also the intention of the Editor to an
aex to the last number complete list Of
names of the subscribers as the patrols and
encoura gers of useful knowledge, the arts
and literature of the United States.
Subscriptions are resolved BY the suserib-
o.. ~. ~.
.->@ James Kennedy, sen.
December s. set {
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Publ C. Sale.
March T.

= ?iN'PURSUANCE of q deed executed to
tho subscribers ON the eleventh day Of Janua-
nv, sisos, by the late Charles Wadsworth, in
trusrfo for certain purposes thereby expressed,
they viii proceed to sell, at pdBiic sale, at
Rhodes's tavern, In Washington, on Mon
saayy the secoad Of april next At the hour Of
twelve O'Clock of thatday, iffsir'; if nrt, on
the. nsxt,fairSay, at tie sumo heur-cer-
,ansL OTIS in the, city of Washington and dis
,t,ict of Columbia, known and distinguished
Inv nunhess a land s, in square numbered
~. togcsher with al the buildings and i'm
nroysnenss thereon. ,
Cuthbert Powell ( u,t,,,
George Taylor, '
lMarch Q. az. x
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Valuable Property for Ssle.

I will sell tho PLAN EATON known BY
the name OF MoUsT Am, lying in the state
ofVirginia Immediately OIL the post road,
about g miles from Alexandria. THIS farm
contains upwards of seven hundred acres
tic soil is well adapted for wheat, corn or
tobacco-thcre are on he farm two houses,
one Of which is commotlious dwelling With
a good kitchen, and the other is two story.
building 80 feet square, shinglcd and wca-
,hcr boarded but not finished insitc,; il Is ST.
tuatcd Immediately on the post road aud i
IN excellent stand for tavern Mr. Edgar
MsCaty, of Cedar Grove, who residcsnear
this property, will on application shewaO
any person DESTROYS OF purchasing.
! will also sell that ysiuahse property
known by the name Of McCarty's Island, Ia
the Potomac river, about 20 mics above
George Town--this island contains np~ ards
of three hundred acies, the, soil is equal in
quality to aay land in the western country,
and is surpassed by none for valuable ,irrbcr
for house and ship buiIGi'g, OILY about 90
acres are cleared A further description is
deemed unnecessary as it is presumed that
any person wanting to purchase vii; view It.
Mr. James .Midlle,oh, who lives near this
Island, viii slew it on application. For the
above described lands a.grest bargain will be
soil on application to the subscriber residing
in George Town.. ,.4.le
John W. Bronaugh.
February %. 2aw7m
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March IL.
FOR SALE.

TO be sold at Cedar Grove in Fairfax coun'
at the late residence of Daniel M.Cary,
ecessed, q number of likely NEGROES,
consisting Of men, women, girls and boys.
among them is an excellent coachman and
hos;hr, good shoemaker. asd al eluer!y
womaa who is good meat and Iaxry cook.
If the above mentioned negroes are not
sold 10y private contract before, they, will DO
offered at public sale The third Monfsy N
Apsil, at the court house in'Fair!,x county.
Sarah M'Carty, Admrx.
Of Daniel MsCsrty, 'deceascd
Cedar Grove, March Sis. saxts
= Ko}yobh protsrfv fDr Sale.
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THE subscribers intending in a shor
time to close their business in Alexantri.
offer the remainder of their Stock consisting
Of ladies, gen,lcmens md chiidrens SHOE
at redacedcprices. Any person wishing to
purchase aSauantity Can be supplied atsost.
Hawkins &2Alden.
March 7. - Staw3w
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N @ T I c z.

UPWARDS oftwo hundred shares having
been subscribed towards forming the turn
pike road from Fauquier court hoIse 10 in
tersect the Little River turnpike road, as au
ihorized by act Of assembly, the subscribers
are requested 10 appear in pe.1on or By
proxy. 1t HaymarkeL on the 3lst day Of
March next, to chuse -Prcsidsnt and Cis
rectors, and to take such order For COM
mencing the work Us may then apsca, most
advisable 1'hcseyeral commissioncrswhs
have taken in subscriptions, are requested 70
forward their subscription Looks or papers %
that meeting. "a, u @-,'t
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T.W. PEYTON

81. 81. W. PEYTON e
ygi10FFKRSs ron SALE,
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
MussavAlo Sugar il barrels
Loaf and Lump do. do. " r
Coffee in barrels and sacks
Z Imperial and young hyson tea inqr. che.s.
Spanish Segars in half boxe.
Mould and Spermaceti Candles in cases
Brown Soap In do.
: NE. Rum in hhds. and barrels =
March IA eotf
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bic so days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. =
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
.- .- toSl, 100.
LIST do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. I 10 No. $780,. inclusivc.'
list do. 5o.k do. ESQ do from No
Isl to 500, inclusive
list do, 25,h do $50 do. from No.
2a,Ool to 22,2so, inclusive
lst do soth 10. ESQ do from No.
22,25l 10 22,5o0, inclusive.
LIST do. -s5th do. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lat do. 10th do. 1000
lat do. s4s,h do. $4,000
Els, 1000 Blanks drawn to be entiaed to'a
Ten Dollar prize each.
~, Thctirawing will commence in the
City of New York ON the third Tuesday III
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day lcxccpt the last day, when
there will remain COZ to be DRAWN uRIl
FINISHED.
-TIckxrs for sale by n. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where al tick
cts sold by hin, may he examined, and iniel-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free of expence Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery vii be taken
at ttsir full value for Tickets in isis Lottery:
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also he advanced for prizes as soon IS drawn.
at moderate discount.
Present price Of tickets Gig hit dollSrs.
January |.
Should the first number, on the 18th da!
Of drawing, be either Of the Eurc1crstconi
to so, inclusive, then, il that casc' the next
drawn number mot ono Of those numbers
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may I've drawn
to them previous 10 the sth day OF drawing;
and in the like manner. with tickets tor the
goth, 25th, and s5oth 'tiays of drawing; so
that a person with one ticket may draw One
|. Thousand 1icket>! Question How! An ;
sw.r-Suppose No. i,l75, is' tho property.
oT n. the first drawn numhor on The 5th day
OF drawing, whicilF@it entit'e ITO the num-
bers from TO $50, a1il tic first drawn nam
Der on the Goth day OF drawing, may be3iNG
IT'S, which will en.i,!c him 10 the numbers
from to 500. The first drawn number
en- tho 2sth day, may be No. SIS, whic hwiil
.2ntitle him: to the numbers from 22,col to
b. $50, Inclusive; and tile Ers. drawn num-
Der, on the Soth day OF drawing, may be oac
of the $50 tickets already DRAWN, which vii
cntitle him to the thunderstorm 22s5o tc
90, 5o0-Ycs, sir. and the thousand tickle,
IA, av draw One Hundred Ihousa"H hr''"'
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inkeron's Collection Of Voy.
i l..
ages and Travels,

Eormins COMPLETE History efthe Origin and
Proyrcss If Discovery by Sra and Land,
from Ihe mes! authentic Scurces. ~,
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Frances AIeXander.
january 49,. e'''
Public Sale.

THE subscriber, ny virtue OF deed OF
tras, to him from Mr.. EgiLfam l'odsso", d';,
ed OH the 10th day Of November, in the year
1908. for tho pu. po.c of indemnitying Mr.
John Hopkms--wi!l, on FRID Az, the 26th
.4oril ncxi, at the hour of twelve O'Clock OF
that d,y, ii fair ; il not, on tho next fair das
at the sAme hour, proceed to sell, at the
courthouse, in Alexandria, at public aucs
ton, 10 the hiyhe:, bidder, for ready none,
three theusa AID acres Of LAND, situate OF
the Lett fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
land WIS, at the time of the grants Tor the
same, in the county of Nonongalia, in the
ate Of Virginia. q ..-.' ...-'
The above tracts OF la,Al were granted by
III. state ofVirein;a, to John sllison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the hrs.
day of October, l7si which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by deed dated I'd Of August, i7eo.
Edmund J. Lee, TyIlee.
Nov. 81. -. cots