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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-21
Sales at Auction.

HE Subscribers will on Mondayne next, sell at
Yendue Office,
H,iSS. Prime Penn. Whisky
@BbM Hwanna &c .NnscoraE Sugar, a
part of which isN prim/ quality q.
IL lIhds. Molasscs, 1st&i.,Ev Tor retaASi NJ
10 do. do. midtN bg quality -. -
go Sacks Salt ~
- olartcr Casks.Lixon Wye
Pipes Genuine Madeira dfko. s.s,l.
qua Rum fSA,'say :; 1.,s'F'
L Pipe Cogniac Brandy -
II Bags Pepper
ID Crates Ware
Boxes LoafSugar and n great variety Of
other articles TOO tedious To enumc.ate.
iERIS-i'beral an! made known 1t the time
OF sale b.
MoNCURE, ROBERTSON &. PLEA.
SAINTS, v. III S.
November 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-21

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last the
18th instant, by the Rev. JoBN ID. BLAIR,
Mr.. JOSHUA CRUMP, to MISS ELIZA
BETH MURPHY, both of this City.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-21

| named Robert Howell, who had been i'm.
| pressed from the brig Martin. from MART.
! niquc: that he was wounded by cannon
shot which struck him in the groin, and cut
OF his thigh close to his body, in such man
ncr that his bowels cine out that he ap-
pearcd to suffer great pain for several hours.
until he diei, obout three o'clock in the NOR
ming fhat this deponen. saw Howell while
he wadkdying. and heard the second Lieut.. of
the ],ife Belt ask him show he did ?" to
which Howell replied "sce gyhat you haze
6roaght me TO, 10 farce me 10 fight against
M brothers; my o7cn countrvwen have ia
Ken my life through yo,lr means ;" that the
officer replied, che could not help it, he
mnst obey orders :" that Howell inst before
he died, requested this deponent to call his
comrade Hurshell Wheeler, Gan American
who had, also, been impressed at the same
time from the brig Martins that Wheeler
came, and then Howell held out his hand to
him and requested him to take ring from
his finger, and, also, Il lock of hair which was
plated, and which he wore round his neck, *
TO give them to the person from whom he
received them, for his sake 1; that Howell was
greatly affected and she'd tears, while he was
giving directions to hiscomradc; that Vince
Ter fscFHed from the Little Belt at Halifax,
and tSEH, rs this 'leponent has been infor'u-
ed in New York, but that this deponent has
not yet seen him; that this dcponent this
morning, saw Mrs Stevenson, to whom the
ring and hair were sent, but who has not vet
received them that she told this deponent
that she had given them to Howell; that her
husband and herself are now in mourning for
him; that the body of Howell was sewed up
IN hammock the next day after the en-
gaSement' and threYn into the sea:
lhis deponent fNher saith Iht there
were a bout twelve Ann Ecans, iRfnding him
self o{ri the Little Pel the time OF
the e23agtwent, all of wGRhad been i'm
they @od the vessel w Nom they were
about toe ngage was an Ameri VA vessel, they
all objected to goinafo quartet saving, Ill
is hard for us to<R and 6ghl%Eaiasf on,
country make ufS5nerS efu8 If yMhleaSe.' -
10 which the/tapt replied. ''you Ae now
on board wiz us, and you must now do duty
IN his mJcsty's service, for we know not
whetheryo are Americans or not :" other
wise, he swore, :" he zvould try them by cours
-martiai, and fut them 10 instant death, as
mnpHE en- board his myesfy's shin Bei.''
| EM ter the engagement, this deponent
and 4wo khcr Americans were floEged at
the guns, vwo dozen each, for speaking in
favor of their country. That the Converse
tion tor which they were so punished, was
with lieutenant. That not only the Ame-
rlcans who were on board, but many others
OF the crew, wished the Little Belt had beer
brought into New York, saying that if she
had, there were not many who would ever sc
back in her.
That the boatswain on board the Little Bell
is an American, and that this deponcnt has
Iseen hts protection and that ne expressed hi.
WISH that she had been brought into N. York
And further this deponent saith not.
| Signed his
| JOHN x ATKINS.
e- mark.
Sworn Nov. 18th, 1911, before me.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-21
JOHN MAYO.


EN1E above advertisement directing sale
a Of Buck-Hill, and which is alluded TO bf
Col John Mayo in the foregoing paragraph.
was written by me and left at the Argus Of
fee for publication. Why Col. Mayo should
suppose that could be malicious enough to
impose gross faIsehood upon the public, / am
unable, at this time, To determined can as
sure him that it was not a spirit Of revenge or
retaliation which prOniptedthe Course which
have taken. In answer TO the assertion that
" there is no money due upon any ofthc bonds
meutioi ed in the Deed Of Trust alluded TO,
will barely remark, that as it respects the
Bonds placed in the hands of Mr.. T.. w. Trent
andtni3SdE for collection, and for any thing
that -, Hayo has ever produced TO us there
apes be a considerable balance still due
and VI am Correctly informed, two other
bonds secured by the Deed Of Trust, arc now
in the possession Of gentleman Of this place,
and remain yet to be discharged. The Colo
mel states that nc has IN vain solicited an adj
justment Of this caim--for more complete
answer TO this assertion, than any thing which
could say, must refer to his well known
prOmptness upon such occasions. In the
Course which We have pursued, we have been
actuated by no other motive than that, dicta-
ted "a a sense of duty to our client-but for
bcarf6Say more upon this subject,--for had
! no more respect for age, than Col. MAYO
appears u have for truth and decorum, L
would unfold to the world full history Of
this transaction, which would place him IN
sdfratNAnot the more enviable for being be-
reft oil those sffaits which distinguish the
hohorable man.
WM. D. TAYLOR.
November IS, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-21

u ~ tsrcgoing advertisement is calcu-
lated, ID Ms no doubt intended, to impose
gross falsen5od upon the public, for reasons
Which tn Young man who wrote it can best ex-
pam. There is no money due upon any of the
bonds mentioned in the deed Of trust alluded to.
have repeatedly solicited, but in vain, final
adjustment and close Of that whole transaction.
ana have made frequent propositions of submit
ting TO dsinterested persons the ex animation of
incontestlble vouchers which I have, to prove
the payment of every cent due from me for th4
purchase of Buckhill. Those vouchers NAV b.
at any time exhibited to such as may feel into
rest enough in the affair to take the trouble Of
calling at my Toulouse 90 sec them.
shall in due time apply TO the proper tribu-
nal TO compel surrender Of those bonds as weH
as OF - eed oftrust
JOHN MAYO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-21

token Of a,aiU and Cancellation, which, if
pursued in the exccnt corresponding with
tha; in which these sentiments are entertain
ed bv the United States, must hasten Il ter
.mmation OF every controversy which has SO
long subsistct between the two countries.
have the honor, to be, &c.
(Signed)
JAS. MONROE.
.4us-.stus J. Foster, Esq. sc. sc. &c.
Mr.. 1roHeoA 70 Mr.. Fos4sR.
Department Of STATE, Oct IL, 1871.
SIR
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
November | q
Heel Shoes and Fancy Soaps.

Just received from .Ne7o- York,
A fresh supply Of Ladies Kid and Moroc'
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston grea
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls IN
boxes of s dozen each, assorted, some OF
which is superior to any ever brought TO this
place.
IN STORE,
100 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and IN PICKLE
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts In bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low prlced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by u, 8 by 10 and by English and a.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
No. Those who wish to have the Glass set
or to have windows furnished complete, Can
be accommodated at a short notice, and on
long credit.
E.. Gilman.
November l. eoStlaw
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G Negroes wanted.
TOHM G.. LADD,

Has for safe, no1u landing from schooner Ed
gle, Cahs. Hawes, from Boston,
eos bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
TO drawback OH expectation.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars
500 reans Writing and Wrapping Paper.
IS tons Plaster Paris
IN STORE,
A quantity Of Liverpool coarse * fine Salt
sacks.
Mould and dipt Candies, Sherry Wine in
Quarter casks, Whiskey, and Cider Vinegar
il. hogsheads and barrels, by IL, 8 by 10
and 10 bv II Window Glass.
100 pieces Russia Sheetings.
boxes Irish Linens, sc. sc.
Scptemhe- IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
FOR SALE,

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 90 years
of age, with her two female children, one a
bout two years old, and the other months.
She has been accustomed to cooking & wash
ing. Apply to the Printer.
October IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
To the Lovers of Agriculture
I'm amhle and fertile field is presented.

vT7ISHING to direct my attention to
wv different employment than that OF
farming, offer to let, for term OF years,
that.VdLU4BLE ESTATE whereon l re-
side, and known as Aierander's Island. Inns
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap OF government; the
main road passing through has afforded to
travellers an opportunity OF viewing tins
beautiful and by nature productive farm
This property, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object well
worthy the attention of the farmer. Any
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing 70 rent it is presumed
will view the estate.
~ If this property is not soon applied
for, | shall make arrangements for the Gull
,ivation of it myself, which will preclude o.
theirs for the succeeding year. Any lnior-
nation will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island. by George HASH
iugson, or myself resident thereon.
w. H. Washington.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
November l.
FOR SALE,

TON DALI,
A TRACT OF LAND, lying in Fairfax
county, adjoining the lands of Robert Patton
and Col Smith ; containing from 20 to 80
acres about half a mile from Great Hunt, !,
ing Greek Bridge Road There is some good
woodland on it. The land will be shewn on
application to err,
Cedar Grove, November J.. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
MECHANIC RELIEF SOCIETY.

A STATED QUARTERLY MEETING
of the Mechanic Relief Society, will be held
At the house of Mr.. DANIEL MDoUCALL, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING next, at seVen O'Clock
-Punctual attendance of the members is re-
quested.
By order Of the President,
JOHN MACLEOD, Secretary.
November 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
O. Great Bargains.

TIME subscriber contemplating remov.
al to the country. offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting OF
Sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
various descriptions and other Furniture too
tedious to mentien-all of which he will dis
pose of OH very reasonable terms for cash or
good notes.
James Ward.
n B. A good ten plate STOVE, with
Pipe Also, a Franklin do. for sale by the
subscriber. w.
September 10 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority of deed of trust from
RICHARD ARIEL, to secure a debt due
to JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE, the subscriber
will offer at public sale, for cash, at the
Coffee House, on the 18th day of Novem.
Der next
A House and Lot
On the east side of Fairfax street, between
Wolf and Wilkes streets-and number OF
valuable well secured Ground Rents.
r. l. Taylor.
October 10 co.'s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
FINE TEAS.

Imperial, Teas, efhe latest i'm.
Young Hyson, and tortaf, .,., , rfseiyea
Hyson Skin J jrom f"1aaetl 'lo
FOR SALE BY
T. w. Peyton.
Who has also for sale,
Sat-Petrc, rough and best rehned
Gunpowder, F, FF, and FFF
American Patent Shot
Cognac Brandy, 4th proof
Tanners Oil
Spermacsti Candles
Kennebeck Shad, No. l.
October rs oiW zRW4W
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
Loft or mislaid,

Loft or mlslald,
A Certificate for 20 Shares of the Stock of
the Marine Insurance Company of Alexan-
dria, transferred by JAMES DYKES to the SUBJ
scr,ber, 18th March, lSo2,-No. 1898 to
s4l2 inclusive land for the renewal OF which
application has been made to the said Com
pany.
James Patton.
October l8 2aW3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02
SALT SULPHUR SPRING.

ME subscriber hereby informs the public,
L that h keeps house of ente, tainment Ior
the accommodation of those who may think pro-
per to visit his spring: where it shall be his en-
deavor to render the situation of such az cali
upon him, as comfortable as possible during
their stay.
The Salt-5uiphur Spring is situate about
miles IRON the Town of Union in the County OF
"a anroe Ii has been thought not TO be surpas-
sell, perhaps not equalled, by any mineral waier
m Virginia, ON account of its saubrious medicsk
qualities The water, to some paIates, appears
somewaa, brackish, is strongly impregnsled
with Sulphur and variety of salts. which csc-
ses small quantity to operate as a cathartic.
carrying off bile and other offending matters
from the stomach and bowels, without occssi-
on,ng the smallest degree of pain or unessiness,
and At the same time operates powerfully as a
diuretic.
And what is very remarkable, allho' it ope-
rates daily as acathartic it never debilitates the
system, but tends rather 10 inyigorate the sys-
TEN and elevate.t the sprits-It has alwsys, w6en
used for that purpose, furnished relief in ca es
OF obstinate diarrhs, and, no doubt, Would he We
ny eificacious in removing the cause of cholics
NC Those seeking for prevention of disease CT
restoration of health, are invited to call upcsa
him and try the qualities of his water
ERWIN BENSON.
Monroe County, Va. June 49, wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02
June IA

hTOTICE-By virtue of a Deed of Trust, ex
In ecuted to the subscriber by VIM. Murray,
Esq. of Amelia, TO secure the payment ola debt
due to Pollok, Tredway, & Co. of Manchester,
and by request of inc said Murray, will be sold,
upon the premises, on Tuesday the 10Th day of
July next, all that part of the said Murray's es-
tate in Amelia, known by the name of the quar-
ter tract, which lies near Meade's Mill, on the
north side ofthe main road which leads TO
Meade's Mill and adjoining the lands Of Ed
mond Harrison and John K. Archer con-
tanning by estimation about 900 acres--this land
is considered to be of superior quality for either
tobacco or srsin,and is nearly one half in wood I:
in addition to which there are about 20 acres of
prime meadow land, which may be easily re &.
claimed, lying on both sides Of "a bold stream,
dividing the land nearly in The mddle-----The
terms will be one, two, three & four years ere
dit for about s 500 of the purchase money, with
! interest ON each payment from the date; for the
balance credit Of IL months will be given
to secure the payment Of the said sum Of { 500,
the purchaser will be required to execute deed
of Trust upon the land, and for the residue Of
the purchase money, bond and approved securi.
ty will be demanded.
]. ROBERTSON, jr. Trustee.
Amelia, June ID. wtds
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In CouNc1L. Nav 81. la1l

IN COUNCIL, May Is, 1871.
Tor the purpose Of being enabled to comply
with a resolution of tine General Assembly
adopted at its last session, requesting the Ex
ecutive" To cause q statement to be prepared
and transmitted to the Senators and Represen.
tatives from this state in Congress-, showing as
accurately as may be the amount of the unsatis.
bed claims for land belonging to the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia line on state estab.
lishment-to those officers and soldiers who
were employed IN the marine service of this
commonwealthA-an to those meritorious per-
sons to whom spe cial donations of land were in
tended to have been made" And in order to
ASCERTAIN also 40 nearl, as possible the unsatis.
fed claims for land, of the officers and soldiers
of the Virginia line ON continental establishment.
NorIcs is hereby given, that all persons hav.
ing su,;i claims are required to present them
&c the executive of this on or before the goth
day of November next, authenticated by such e.
violence as the law now requires, and where
that cannot be had by the best evidence
which the nature of the case will admit.
And for The Information of those concerned, so
inuch of the law as relates to authentic atinp
claims for services in the Virginia line ON con,
tineutal and on state establishment is hercuntc
subjoined.
BY order Of the Executive,
VIM. ROBERTSON, C. G.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02

T AND FOR SALE.-Will be sold to the
IL highest bidder on the premises, on the 1st
day of September 1811.-That well known tract
of Land called Smithfed containing by estima-
ton five hundred and fifty acres, lying on the
Rappahannock in very healthy situation about
four miles below Fredericksburg.-O this tract
there is two hundred and fifty acres of Wood
land, and the open land for fertility of soil and
the many natural advantages is not surpassed by
any tract the size in the state. There are sc
versl Quarries of valuable Freestone upon the
margin OF the River. The land is well watered
with never falling springs. There is a natural
Wharf where vessels drawing ten feet water
may take Oft grain.--There is small meadow
of about twenty acres on the River and about
fifty acres Of improved Land which is supposed
by Judges to be Superior to the other.----
The above Property will be sold for the dis
charge of two deeds of trust to Robert Pat
ION of Fredericksburg. The terms of the
sale will be one fourth Of the Purchase money
to be paid down on the day OF Sale and the Ba-
lance by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and deed oftrust up
on the land bearing interest from the date.
THE TRUSTEES
February 20. WITS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02
LIND FOR SALE.

~ NHE subscriber offers Tor sale his plantation
4 in King & Queen county, Containing 1000
acres; ut this there are about 400 acres, clear
ed and no " in FINE order for cultivation, the ba :
lance is heavily timbered with oak and hickory,
and abounds in fine hear pine. which from its
great scarcity Is extremely valuable this land
is admirably well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat & oats /; and the greater part of the wood
land would produce prime tobacco-This planta-
ton is remarkably well situated for marke, for
produce ;-beng about IL miles from Tappa
hammock, On Rappahannock river, 6 miles from
DunkirS, and from Walkertown, on Matte
pony river-and 40 from Richmond. There is
on this plantation good overseer's house q
ne single story house an excellent new barn
and other necessary houses - And carpenters
are now engaged in erecting handsome two
story dwelling house; which will be completed
by Cb:islmas.-Thiss seat IS an uncommoDiy
healthy one.-The plantation IS divided into 3
equal fields, each unders strong fence: In the
field at present in corn, from 20 TO 80 bushels of
wheat may be seeded to grea, advantage next
fall deem it unnecessary to say more. My
overseer on the premises will shew the land TO
any person wishing to view it.--And for further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the land
or by letter, addressed TO the Post-Ofiice at
DuDkirk, King and Queen County.
WILLIAM II ROANE.
King Il Queen County, rune z. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02

NoTlcE-Byv virtue of deed of trust ex-
i = ecuted to US by Nicholas Durhao, for the
purpose OF securing the payment ofcertain debts
the rein mentioned, will be sold, on tie premises
to the highest bidder. for cash, on the 18th day
OF July, # fair, (if not) the next fair day, two
tracts OF LAND-one on which the said Dur
hahn now resides, living in the county yN'umber-
land. containing 1924 acres. more or less and
bounded by the lands of George Holman, Jo-
tate-the other also lying in the county Of Cum
berland, containing 2l3 acres and bounded by
the lands of the said Geo. Holman, Joseph An
glea, Page p. Finny and the said Macon's es-
tate.
TScHARNER WOODSON,2
GEORGE HOLMAN. ATa'fees.
June Ia. w4wT
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~ OMMITTED to the Jail of alifax County,
~ on the 24th of this Month"; Negro Woman
by the name of Nancy, Runaway she says
she belongs to Gentleman living in the state of
North-C Carolina by the name OF William fIuse ::
her clothing consists ola Ozepbrugs Shift, Cot
ton Habit Virginia Cloth) two pair Shoes, one
pair new, the otherpair about half worn, black
fit Hat, several other Clothing in bundle, Cal
lco Habit, a pair white cotton Stockings, &c
&c. Hhe owner of the above Slave is requested
to come forward, prove his property, pay char
ges and take her away
WIN. ROBERTS, Keeper Jail.
June IA w4ovS
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May II.
Po7oMAc LANDS roR sdxE:

POTOMAC LANDS FOR SdLE;
4 He Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT
4 OF LAND, wherein he now lives (la,e
the residence of Col. Geo. Brent, dec'd.) cor:
tanning $50 acres, upwards Of one third parS
now in Woodland, i'm aRdiately at the head oF
tide water, and adjoining the town of Wood
stock, on Aqua Greek There are probably fe~
Farms more productive, a very considerable
portion Fit is rich low grounds in arabic order.
and at least eighty acres sewed with Red Clo-'
yer, between 10 and Is acres in timothy grass.
and a much larger quantity at inconsierable
expence might be made; the Buildings, tho
not elegant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
vcRent with all necessary out houses a small
young orchard of Apples and Peaches now ia
bearing, exclusive Of some select fruit lately
bud5ed and grated. Attached TO this estate are
two valuable Mill Seats, the one above, the o.
Their below the Aqua Warehouses, stand iR-
ferior to none for the mercantile business az
being so conveniently situated on tide water
Upon payment OF part of the purchase money,
considerable indulgence would be given for
the balance with possession of the whole at the
end OF the y0GAs and liberty of seeding LOO
bushels OF wheat in corn ground, the most of
which was in clover last year. Any person wish
ng to view the premises and DESTROYS of the-
terms of sale will apply 10
W.P. BAYLY.
Woodstock, Stafford Coun- 1A
ty, May IL, 1871. w1m&1afsm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02
EN- CHANCERY-Fluvanna County Court
4 May 27tb, 1911.
James lanes, Co Pk'R.
AGAINsT.


AGAINST,
William Cannon, Joseph Haden and Charles
vi. Bernard Def'is.
On the Motion of The Plaintiff by his Counse
and it appearing to the satisfaction oftbe Court
that the defendant Cannon, is not an inhabitant
! Of this Commonwealth, it is therefore decreed
and ordered that the said defendant Cannon do
appear here on the first day Of August Court
next, answer the plaintiffs bill, and give secarit
ty forperlorming the future decree OF this Court.
and that the defendant Haden e Bernard, 90
not pay, convey away, or secrete any debis by
them owing IGOR effects in their haDdsof, said de-
PENDANT Csnnon,b but SO as to reserve sufficiency
thereof 10 their hands to pay the sum of thirty
nine pounds ten shillinss with interest &c. and
costs OF this suit Ard is further oydeyed, that
a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some nc wspsper published in the City Of Rich
moDd and continued for two months successive
" and posted at the front door of the Court.
house of this County.
a Copy--Teste,
J. TiMBERLAKE, jr.. d. c. F. &C.
Juneys w8aI