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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-18
By last heght's Mall.
Vera important to Mcrchants.


Wereeeived information yesterday, that
several gentlemen in Salem have received
letters from Gottenburg, some as late as
the 16la May, stating that liberty had
been given by the Swedish government to
export goods. including Colonial Pro-
dace. That some were reshipping their
outward sargoes, and intended to sail for
NORWAY.
We understand, gentleman in this
town hasreceived a letter, dated May 10th,
20 the same effect. This, if it proves true,
and it appears to come with the appear
anee of probability, will be a considerable
relief to many of our merchants, as by
the last accounts all property was shut up
in Norway, and no sales could be effected
there.-Boston RepertoIy 18th July.
Captain Gibson, of the Orozimbo, ar
rived this morning, sailed from Lisbon
9th June---reports that the combined Bri-
fish, Spanish and Portuguese army had
commenced the bombardment of Badajos
on the Sd; Lord Wellington was present
and the place closely invested. Several
flags had passed between the besieged and
besieging.
Before lord W. would open the bate.
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Port of alexandria.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Ship Century, Finley, Lisbon-salt--to
Phineas Janney and the Master.
Schooner Citizen, Mills, New-York-Dry
Goods and Groceries-for Merchants OF the
district.
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk--Su-
gar, SC. to n. Wat les and Co.
Schooner Madison, Herbert Norfolk
Sugar &c. Newton Keene
CLEARED.
Schooner Emily, Spiiman, Richmond-by
the Master.
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AN INDIAN WAR.
ViuccnncS, Tune 10

fancenncS, June 10.
We are informed by gentleman from
St. Louis that about ten days ago, par
ty Of Indians, Supposed to be the puta-
watamies) attacked an American family
living about thirty miles to the south east
Of Cahokia, when the father and mother
being from home, the Indians killed one
of the sons, and took a daughter prisoner.
When the parents returned an alarm was
raised, and captain Whitesides, with
party of volunteer Americans, pursued
the savages on the third day they came
up to a camp but just deserted by the
Indians, where they found the daughter,
tomahawked in several places, but pos
sessins lite-in returning home with the
girl, they met aparty ofiadians, ofwhom
they killed two.
CaptAin Whitesides and his patriotic
party, in resuning their securing, came
40 with a party Of forty warriors we
say warriors. because they were unpro-
vide with ei,hcr horses or women-1ut
east. Nvhitcs.Aes, finding this number OF
saya :es too strong Eor his small band OF
citizens. found it grldeat and advisable
to return to the settlements in order TO
reiaior2e his volunteers, who. we are IN
formed, are now gu!iy determined to eX-
tlrpatc the sayages vino iniest the Illinois
country.
Our informant further adds. that the
citizens are moyia, into the forts in eve
~ direction.
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lust Received,


DR.. Willlamson's Dissertations on the eli.
mate in different parts Of America. COM
pared with the Eastern Continent-being
an Introductory Discourse to the History
of North Carolina
Osborne on the Duties Of Men in Society,
vols.
The new Manual of Devotions
Nelson on the great Dsiy of erequenting the
Christian Sacrifce-the Preparation re-
quired thereat, with Suitable Devotions
The Levers OF Theodosius and Consta2tia
Life of DR.. Franklin
A handsome assortment of Church Prayer
Books ofyarlous sizes, in plain and elegant
binding
Watts's Psalms and Hymns, do. do.
A variety OF Bibles of all the different, sizes.
and fine School Testaments School and
Classical Books and handsome assort-
ment of Children's Books, with fine en-.
cravings
Super6ne Letter paper best Foolscap Ink
powder and Quills-with every other arti-
Gle in the Sta ionary line also Bonnet
Boards Of the best quality
July 49, cow
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7wenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
in Loudoun county, near Middleburg, on
Tuesday the 25th of June last, a Negro Wo'
man, named NJ sRGERY, - years OF age
a stout strong woman, Of dark complexion:
she took with her female child about years
old, also dark complexion; the child has .
scar on the back of its neck oceasioned by
burn ; its name is Lucy As it is probable
she will change her cloathing description
i, thought unnecessary. will give Ten DOL
lar. for experimenting and securing her il
taken in the district Of Columbia or the state
of virgiaia, or the above reward if taken out
of the state, so that get her again, and rea.
sonable charges if brought home.
Hugh Rogers.
July Is lsw3ss
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,,ou.a vn.so and Coloni are the only
.,,,.s which adhere to the present go
frsr,,ncut Of Old Spain.
u was the opinion, that Monte Video
and Coloai will be Obliged to surrender.
Extract Of a letter, dated Malta, 18th
Nan.
"Tae archduke Francis is or the point
- ensarkation for Sardinia, in order to
s,,s, rs contract Of marriage with the
princess Of Sardinia.
sr;tb and the Clintcns. Are the Gin
,aas sar Smith or Madison 1t would be
little difficult. perhaps, to tell from the
Co!nmbiaa. [1he Clinton paper in New
York.l It would seem from an examina-
ton Of its columns, that it mclines to Ia
yer Smith, but does not yet feel strong C.
toa.h to let go entirely all hold OF the
shirts of Madison's garments. The fol-
lowing toast drank publicly at the ceIebra-
ton Of the late anniversary by Mr.. Gin
tons leading AID most influential parti-
IAN in Duchess County. gen. Van Ness,
shcws distinctly how the wind blows and
i !. blow, Notwithstanding the awkward
attempts Of the Columbian to conceal the
fac: little longer.
VOLUNTEER.
.Ru tie President. Robert SMITH,
the late Secretary OF State be deserves
we'll Of his country.
Icstr.ci 81 4 letter s'seei-sd at .Nssr- Fors,
dutcd
PARIS, April 5, asia.
{" No more licences are granted. but
the privilege Of using those already issu-
@, is extended to Boston and Baltimore.
II is decided that no vessels shall be re-
ee;vei in the ports Of France without a
license. bus with thcsn there will be no
diligently.
Sugars arc scarce. and rising; white
HAVANA BS dollars pcrti2 Id. American
nett-Cotton, long staple, - cents. Ex-
change on louisdores. 80 per cent dis
count"
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ST.. LOUIS. o. June 6.

We arc Informed, that on Sunday last,
a party Of unknown Indians murdered
family near the kaskasilia river. about
10 miles \. L. from this place; our in
formant SAYS, t,.at they spared young
woman VINO was in the house, and had
taken her off as prisoner. An Usage
woman the wife of Frenchman, who
lives near Charette was murdered by a
party Of Indians from the East side OF
the Mississippi, a short time since: they
broke into the house and tomahawked the
woman in the presence Of her husband.
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OHIO JUDICIARY.

The legislature OF Ohio, by some blum
ders in new modelling the judiciary, have
oesasionoa the issuing Of conflicting eem-
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Extract o. a letter from France, datst
.4Drit 80, 1870.

This day it appears. the DEGREES OF Ber-
lin and Milan will continue in force, as
ions. as the Orders in Council are not re-
voked. In consequence of the maiate-
nance of the DEGREES, his Majesty has
granted licences which of late have been
extended to Boston and Baltimore. Those
very Licenses do not prevent the appiea-
ton Of many severe internal regulations,
which render a speculation OF that kind
quite Improbable for owners.-Repertory
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NEW NOVELS.
Just Received.
and FOR SALE BY
COTTON s. STEWART,

The Missionary, an Indian Tale-by Miss
Owenson.
A Fathers Tales to his Daughter-by J.
N. Bouilly.
Anne of Brittanny-a historical Romance.
July Is,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02
LAND RoR SHE.

II Y virtue of decree of the Superior Cour.
~ of Chanccry for the Richmond District, -
VII be offered for Sale at Cumberland Cour,
House, on Monday the 22d July next, (beinp
Court ssy) that valuable TRACT OF LAND
belonging to the estate Of Pe,erfieid Trent, dec
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county of Cumberland, on Will, river and al
joining the town of Cara, for the purpose of
raising sum OF money therein mentioned, due
and owing TO the estate of Alexander Trent.
decd. The contiguity ofthis land TO he town of
Cara where there is Merchant Mill, which
will no doubt, in short time be in complete re-
pair, and consequently will require n large guam
tity OF wheat &C., as well as tobacco inspection
--and being st the head of the nayigable waters
OF Willis's river, render il one OF the most d.
sirab'e tracts OF land in thai par, of the caun
try Add to these, the lap,i is of excellent gu IL
ity, and well adapted 10 the cultiire Of tobacco,
wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day Of tale, ibis land will be
ia'd ettin LOTS and sold ID suit purchasers-snd
the terms OF sale liberal. onl, ere third will De
required when The deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance; Bonds and &c
cutity will he demanded, secured by deed of
trust ifrequired by the
COMMISSIONERS.
June IS. IDS
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LAND FOR SHE.

. PURSUANT to Decree, of the County
i Court of Hanover, will (positively) be sold
tothe highest bidder, on the premises, on So
turday, the 18th day of July next, A TRACT
OF LAND, belonging to the estate of the late
George Richardson, decd. containing one hun
dred and seventy-eight and half acres. lying
in the lower end of said County. on Chickahom-
ony Swamp and twelve miles from Richmond
abou, one half of this is highland in arabic or
der, we'll adapted to the culture of corn, wheat
and tobacco, with large and Rever failing
orchard of various kinds OF apples and small
orchard of peach trees the other half is low
land, part of which is reclaimed and fit for til
lage, and the whole for strength and fertilitysof
soil is exceeded by none in Virginia Bond
with approved security viii be required of the
purchaser, and a credit of twelve months allow
ed for one half of the purchase money, eighteen
motifs for the balance The land will be
shewn to any one wishing to purchase, by Mr..
James Atkinson at Cold Harbor, or MIR. Joba
Gooch, near Kids Mill
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June %. St
Or The sale of the above property is tinavoid-
ably postponed until Saturday the 18th day of
june next. when it will positively be sold with
out reserve.
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June II.
n oWYER,s White sulphur SPRINGS,

4 2OWYER'S White Sulphur SPRINGS,
Q = Greenbrier. The Subscribers, the pre-!
sent occupants of these Springs, beg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous encou-
ragement which they received the last season,
and to inform the public, that they now in a
situation corrective company-that they have
with much trouble and very great expence, en-
abled themselves to entertain comfortably, up
wards OF one hundred persons, with their ser
wants. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen NJ I lodg-
ing houses, with plank floors, glass windows
andbrici chmnies they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house for the entertaining of travellers
and haye added so largely to their stables, that
they can now stall upwards of an hundred hor-
ses. They have laid in an abundant supply of
the best stores-from all of which, they conf
IDENTITY hope to give general satisfaction TO those
who may visit their
FOU.D'T.dIN or HE.AL7H!
Post Office has lately been established at
these Springs, and variety of Newspapers will
be taken from different parts Of the U. S. for the
amusement of the visitors.
l5fsal.f. WM. HERNDON & Co.
Creenbrier, June IS. tt
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T(HIRTY CRATES well assorted Queens

THIRTY CRATES we'll assorted Queens
Il Ware,
hogsheads glass, do.
do. do spIenddly cut,
Elegant China and Liverpool dining sets
Do. do. & do. plates, dishes SC
Do do. Tea sets, together with great variety
OF select articles of China, Glass & Queens ware
also nezo supply of fine g.. coarse hats, direct
from the Portlsnd Factory, warranted inferior 10
none, Just received by the subscriber, and will
De sold on the lowest terms for cash, or satsfac-
tory acceptances, at the ,holesale and retail
China Store adjoining M. Browns Vendue-
House.
TOE,N D. H{LI APh
N. B. Ware Of every description, repacked at
short notice.
june z. If
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BENJAMLN DUVhL,

"A THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NOR.
Il TAR, Richmond, returns thanks to his GUS
toners for past favors, and earnestly intreats all
those indebted to him to call and settle their res
pective accounts, as be is anxious to close mis-
former business. Having taken his son PHILIP
into partnership in his medicine store. 1t will be
csrried;on in future under the firm of
BEN3AMIW DUV.AL e SOW;
Who have just received large supply of fresh
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuf &c
most of which being bought with cash, they
are enabled to sci at low prices.
The same attention heretofore paid in select
ing medicines Of the beat quality and receiving
none in powder, will be strictly observed, and
they'll tier themselves, to merit the encourage
nea.o ftheir friends and the public geaerafly.
May II. 6t--1awtf
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CUPERFINE CLOTHS :-The Subscribers
~ have just received by the Anacreon from
London, on consignment, two Bales best quail
lty, which they will sell low by the Bale or Piece
for Cash.
WIN; CoLoUHoUN, & Co..
April g, 1911. IF
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II ACHER WAWTED.

A " upexpe cted accession oS pupils to the
1ASMITHFIELD ACADEMY, has render
ed another teacher necessary--A gentleman
well qualified to teach the classics, and of unex-
cepticnable character for morality & correct ma
bits, viii meet with the most liberal encourage
ment. A communication directed to the trus
tees, living in Smithfied, Will be promptly At
tepded to--The services being Immediately wan.
ted, the sooner an application is made the more
agreeable, clergyman would be preferred
Smith6eld, Isle OF Wight County.
June7. IF
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By Thomas Ritchie. }

or CONDITYCN MS .-Flve dollars q year, to
81 Paid annually IN advance. Those vho wish to
Be considered as dnnua! svbsc,i6ers, NUT hereafter
pssignnte it at the tims Of subscribing, othervse
skeir papers ur be di.continaed at the expiration
ef fEe fret yecr.
4 OF dDVERTESING-Non-res of this
City and Manchester, mus. paytor their advertise
naents before they appear in this pdper.-7he
price per SOU ire is, Is Gents for the first insertion,
and SO for every subsequent
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Eur1ge,
SHEEP AND CLoTHING.

The .toHoaDing hrefacs tota London edi-
tion If 1Nr. X X LiuingkOn's Essays
on Sheen, rs that to suhtct 4ve alluded on
Saturday, and IS from Us hen of wv
CoBBET7-Ihaa same Peter Porcupine, 4uho
performed SO consfltcuousf fiort in fheiaro
motion of abuses in this c,untry, similar 10
those zphich he s,ozo iaboft 10 dcstrou in his
ozun --.d URoRA.
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BENJAMIN. DUY.AL g SO
Mo TLn II

f 4 PETITION vii! be presented to the next
IA General Assembly, on behalf Of the Com
mon-Ha of this City, praying that an act may
pass empowering the Common Hall to lease, or
otherwise dispose of, as may be most expedien,
for the benefit of the said City, the public com.
mons within the limits thereof.
BY order ofthe Common Hail.
VIM c. WILLIAMS, Pyesidsnt.
Nay "a w2m
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,ATOTIcE.-A petition will be presented 20
~ the next General Assembly, PRAYING that
an Act may pass for establishing a Turnpike
from the City of Richmond, in a straight and
direct course to the Brook Tavern, on the Fred
eericksburg road, about 2 miles above the said
City.
June II. wem
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIp
~ In consequence Of the death of rRo-
bert Pollok, the business lately carried on in this
place, under the firm of Pollok & Tredwsy, is
dissolved. Those who have claims against the
said firm arc requested to apply to Thomas
Tredway tor payment, to whom those indebted
are requested to make payment
THOMAS TREDWAY,
SH,Oiving bartnc, Of
POLLOK & TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK, e,c,or.
ofthe iast viii of
ROBERT POLLOK.
Manchester, June IS.
Those still indebted to the lste firm ~ Pollok.
Tredway & Co. are reque sted to come forward
and make arrangements, for the speedy payment
OF their respective debts. as after the long in
dulgence already granted, we shall be under
the necessity OF using coercive measures against
all those who fail so TO do
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
Su-viring partners in This Country of
POLLOK, TREDWAY, Co.
take this opportunity of announcing, TO all
those still indebted to the late firm Of Robert
and Allan Pollok & Co. that unless they come
forward and make speedy and satisfactory ar
engagements, for the payment of their respective
debts, suits shall be Immediately instituted
ALLAN POLLOK,
i Su,piOing partner in this Country of
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, June, IS. IT
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold on Monday, the LIST day Of
w July next, on credit of IL months, at
the residence of the late Henry L. Biscoe, in
the Town of Manchester, or 800 half boxes
Cigars, made by experienced workmen, with
Brazil Tobacco -..1
PETER f. SMITH, admir- Of
r. L. BISCOE, decd.
June 81. At
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NO rfcE.

"HE present Clerk Of the superior court of
Il Cbancery, for the Distric, of Williams
burg, having notified to me that he should certain
ly resign the Office. on The 18th day of the next
month"; shall on that day proceed to appoint
his successor-F is worthy the attention of a
gentleman well qualified
SAMUEL TYLER.
Williamsburg. June 25 st
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EIFrY DOLLARS RElyARD-

FIFTY DOLLARS RElyARD-Rana-
Il way from the subscriber, on the night
OF the 9th inst.----A nustto man named
John, alias John White, tie is remarkable likely
upwards of six feet high, abc,, 90 to % old
his hair inclined to be s,raght----he is very
sensible, can read and Ibelicve write-he tor.
merly belonged to Mr.. Benjamin Drew OF
Smithfield, and served him rs = house servant.
and was as am informed an extraordinary rooF
one He carried with him---a drab surtout coat
better than half worb--with pockets at the sides
IA black close bodied do. one pair white
wooden psntsloons of virginia cloth. One do
blue do.--one do. blue plains vest striped
in imitation ofswsns down. He no doubt VI.
attempt to pass tor free man, & probably vii,
be lurking about Petersburg or IT'S vicinit,
where am told free woman lives with whom
ne had taken up some time pastor perhap,
gone to SRithfeld, where his mother lives
All masters OF vessels and others are Cautioned
against conveying away Of in any way barbour
ing the said fellow theit PERIL will give e.
above reward # secured in any goal in tie state
so that get him sgau--snd forty dollars If Ia
ken & secured out ri the state.
p. S. If brought home, all reasonable charge
will be paid in addition to the above reward
WIN. YOUNG.
I Richmopds April ~ #
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M OPICE.-The subscriber wants to hire
IN number Of lsporsrs for the James River
Company, whose services will be required for
9 o. mouths--To whom liberal wages will be
given, apply 90 the subscriber at the scale house
On the Basin.
II. MosBY
June Ii. If
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, Nh CRARLES x. GREEN:

NJ, CHARLES X. GREEN:
@ IR, as you not an inhabitant of the state,
- or have no known place of residence, or any
known agent in the same l take this mode of
giving you notice, that, on Friday and Saturday
the 26lh 81 9th of July, 1911, betweea the
hours ,ften in the morning and four in the c.
vening, shall proceed to take sundry depo-
sitions at the present dwelling house of Mrs. Ma
ry 3. Beech, in the county of Lunenburg, to be
read as evidence in suit in Chancery, in the
County Court of Charlotte, in which l ap Com
plaihant and you Defendant.
Your Wife,
PHGBE GREEN.
June ID. 8tT
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TO PRINTERS.
June IS.

FOR SALE. the TYPE on which Thu. pa
per is printed, BuRcRoIs C BREWER
A great bargain may be had, by immediate ap
plcaton to the Editor.
June7.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

ID. C.
TOBACCO, to 9
FLoyR-sUpERFINR, 3 SO
DO. FINE,
CORN, PER BARRRLs
WHEAT, 1 SO
BACON, PER LB. 90 IL
WHIskEY, PER GALLON U OF
BAR IRON, TON, 100 90
HEMP, PEN TON, $50 100
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NOTICE.
MILL be sold on credit Of months, on
w Tuesday the 9th day of July next, at the
Shop occupied by the late DIR. w. Watts, all
his Stock of Medicine, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security to
DANL. WEiSIGER, AapIr Of
w. WATTS.
Manchester, June %. At
Twelve thousand Cypress Palings for Sale,
tOr terms, apply opposite Jobnsons Ware
house.
d WEISIGER.
PRIN TING,
or KyEeY DsscR1rrIow, EEArLY ExEeUrEb
AZ THIS OFFICE,
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DOMESTIC WAREHoUSE.

lust received and for Sale, on consignment,
> from the Manufac;ory of Cut Tacks and
Brads Tor Sprigs,) viz.
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haze heard Of but one sfecies If OH
Hression 10 erceed his and tiat is tie IN.
stance 7vhicb he Revd. Mr.. BucuANAN
giOeS rs u the poor heo1tLc in tie Western
Islands Of Scotland being comheiied to rea,
and Jeed the children " tie ricn and al
so 10 gtUc part OF their goods 10 fheir Land
5ord'S bTide 90 hc Tas Of Acr meTr5sge
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
Ephraim Chick's Efate.

TO BE- fold by 1rder of Court, on Thurfday
the fourth day Of April next, at two Of
the clock in the afternoon, at the dwelling
houfe wherein the fubicribsr now lives, the
whole Of the real ellate Of Epbraim Chick,
late OF Falmouth, in the county of Cumber-
land, decezied excepting the widows dower)
SAID eltste conGliing in The whole of about
eighteen acres OF land About one mile from
Stroudwater Briege, in faid Falmouth, with
the Barn thereon Conditions TO be made
knowa at the time and place of iale.
AMMI CH0AT D .4dmiajfrotOrs
PHEBE CEIOATS On said e6sts
March 1911