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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-26

A Subscription paper for a Public nin-s
ner, &c. TO be prov ided by Mr.. Price, on
the 4th of July next, is left at his Bar. The
Artillerists who have, or may subscribe,
are requested to appear in foil uniform.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-26

We understand that on Friday last, FIVE
or six men who were covering corn in field
near Greenville, were fired upon by five
Indians: one Of the men was wounded
They instantly pursued the savages, killed
one and wounded another.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-26
Indian 4 ews.
DAYTON, (Ohio) Nav ri.

The troops at this place amounting to a.
bout fifteen hundred, have been divided in
10 three giments, under the command of
Co.'s. M'Arthur, Findley and Gass.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-26

Cash given for clean linen
and Cotton Rags, at the
Gazette Office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-26

SIX MILLION BANK.--The Coun.
Gil of Revision of this State, have passed
the Act Incorporating the Bank of America
the Chancellor having given his casting
vote in its favor.--N 4. Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-26
James Brown, & Co.

ARE now receiving and opening at their
store Corner of the Globe Tavern in Shep-
herds. Town. an assortment Of
.NERCH.1NDIZE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29

According to.the latest accounts from
maior-general Ulanow, the attack was
renewed on the Cd, but the enemy were
again repulsed with loss.
"Prince Bagration has transmitted an
account Of the success obtained by Gen.
patoff over the enemy. On the 2S.h
Of June, the advanced guard under the
command of the King of WestphalIa, "a
gain attacked Us at Mir, with SIX regi-
ments of Hulans under the command OF
the General of Division RosnoxiJi. This
action terminated in our favor. The six
regiments were totally defeated and we
took number of prisoners. Our troops
displayed the most distinguished valor.
General piataf particularly praises tie
bravery ofsd jutant general Nassanltschl-
koff, who, with his regimen. OF Hussars,
acted in conjunction with the C"ssaoks.
Supplement- to the St Poiersburgh Ga
zelte Of the 18th July (24th)
Official intelligence from the army, dat
ed July 6, { lsth)
"In consequence OF the fortunate c.
vents described III the last accounts, the
first army 10 rapidly approaching, Po-
lotzk with its left flank regulating lis
movement. by those of the cnerny, The
occurrences since that period have not
produced the slightet change IN the re-
lative situation of The two armies"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
CEAGE,
CEASE,
Dated d'h July. isia-pubiished at

Dated 9Th July, ist2-pubiished at
ST. Petersburg On the 10th.
"By the Grace OF Con. We, A
lexander !. Emperor Of ali the Rus
sias, etc. fie. etc.
:. The enemy has entered cur ter,
risories and continues 80 carry arms
in the interior Of Russia. hoping with
his strength to arm his wrath, to
disturb the tranquility Ortiis nigh
" empirc. he has forRcd in his
mint the base determination TO de-
stroy the glory and pre- perity st
our eountry--with cunning in
his heart and deceit on his lips. he
is bringing everlasting chains and
letters into it. We have called on
the Almighty 70" assistance. and
have appealed to him for our defence.
Our armies glow with valor 10 crush
him. 20 defeat him andto drive from
the face Of The country .iiTtho'e who
mar reimain usiiestrosed--on their
for,ltude and strength We have oaT
fi:mes: hopes; but we neither can
nor ssrnt net TO conceal from car
lc,al subjects, that he forces Of
the different nations us has assem-
b;ed are great: and that hiss temeri-
I, demands our most valiant and re-
sa,atc eyertion., with all the strsag
hspes We place in orr gallant army;
VIZ therefore deem il a matter OF ab-
solnie necessity 70 assemble ne"
ferees in the interior OF the empire,
which. striking the enemy anew WITH
terror. will form a second barrier
in.aaport Of the first. TO defend the
homes. the wives and the children
Of every one asd ali. We have call
cd ON the metropolis of Msscew, y
we new call on ell our loyal Subjects
OF all classes and ranks. both eceie-
.iastieal- and civil, recommending
then together with Us. indiriduaii!
and generally. TO use and operate a
saiast al! hostile designs & ate mPts.
Al every step shall he find the legal
sons Of Russia combating him with
alrtheir stresgth and oil their means
without attending to his wiles AMI
deceit. In every noble man shall
he wind = P.jarsky, in every eseie'
siastic a Palitzsn, In every citizen
1iinin.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29

..,- A gallant little band were march
;nn towards the prison, while in their
70 ,be mob shouted for vengeance
rW. s,on learned that these men bad
,,ared to support the freedom OF the
pr... in Baltimore. That their Office
h.d once been RACED to the ground and
III ,beir material. been destroyed. That
,L,v hid in defiance Of a mob the har-
d;bood to erect smother Office, and as
,be magistrates o. the city refused them
nrotection from violence, had ventured
=, defend themselves. What defend
ne freedom Of the Press Defend their
honscs from attack and their property
from pilIage and destruction !! Shame 10
nv country, thought /, that processes to
secere The citizen in the enjoyment OF
his I,5erty and property, that he should
be driven to thc necessityof self defence
But ,bey a.e safe in the hands OF the ci-
vii aultpr:ty and therefore now secure
from violence the thought relieved
me. am glad the worthy Mayor tho
he. has in,crfcred the Mayor that mo-
nent passed on. The guard shall be
withdrawn whispered some one. The
eyes of the mad multitude CLEANED with
uncommon fury.
The soldiers retired The prison ives
left unguardcd. A sudden noise rose
fycm the mob, and beheld them rush
With the fury of demons to the prison
The Gates were burst, and the uEarmed
victims who had been confined for the
sacrifice. we're in an instant, in the hands
.f,hlir prosecutors in the wild comb
.ea and uPro9r, little could be distin-
sui,acd. The means CT the maneled
and diving citizens, mingliag with the
bl2s?hemy and curses Of the mob rose
10 Heaven together.
\ venerable looking man I Jaw. His
pnr: YVES that ola sollier. They struck
BIN, snd I've compleued not. They beat
bin and he fsinted. Recovering he O.
paved his bosom and begged they would
,tah hin: ,hrohsh the wounds he reeeiy-
sl far his country A blow on the head
With sledge that r4oment dashed MS
brains On the hoor Poor fellow, tho't
l. Washington would have wept to
have seen it. A heap of wounded were
pied up by the door, terribly mangled
One was lying IN a cart, brulsed--faint,
taTred aud feathered. The scene was
too much. Overcome with the view
We left the ill-fated spot, mourning that
there was indeed an inquisition in the
soaa;ry, as bloody and determined to
destroy the free ON of the Press aud of
speech, as ever was the inquisitors
Of It.iy or Spain.
Il am satisfied" said NY friend as
VIC descended" that where country
is thus Observation-Disclosures such things
are tolerated, the administration cannot
be wise. Iwill la aside NV pceju ices
ant vote at the election for change OF
men as tie cniy meGHs q hr0dHchS
change Of melSures-thnt or country
nap BE- aScsa fr0>hrrp~s and free.
Ye inrmee Supporters Of the admins
trsl:an Go ard do bkewiae"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2e.

Lancaster. 9 o'cl1ck p. NJ SEPT. %.
The Republican Convention for tho
nomination Of President, Vice President
1Hd Electors, r~2ssenibled here this
day; and have received returns from the
several congressiora! districts for II oil
the Is Electors called for by the consti-
tuition, unda- the p@esent 1ensus. Inc
ren1s;5tcr are cry expected from the
renloter couH,iea, and the convention has
adjourned til Monday next, tn ks~<
time TOR IA ~ come in--when their pro-
ceedings Val be made public.
AZ present. however. the most import
ant nominations may be confidently anti
cipated, viz.
JARED INGERSOLL, Esq.
For Yice President aad the honora-
bic THOMAS M'KEAN to head the
list Of Electors.
1t is whispered here that Governor
SNYDER himself, who is now at Sclln's
Grove, is cor og round, with the gene
raj sentiment, in favor OF the CLIN
TON ticket, and that old Mr. Findisy
is alatst the only person Of ii fiaence III
the western counties, that is determined
to stand, or fall, with The eongrcssionai
caucus. The tide is evidently now at
high h0od, and it waits fnr nothing buta
suitable direction to carry all before it.
A numerous nseting of the friends
Of peace Of The county Of West Chester,
in the state Of New York, was hold on
the 4th inst. az inc White Plains.
MIR Governcur Morris adore ssed the
meeting 10 most able and luminous
speech, in which he examined all the
causes that have been assigned by the
government for the present var, and
showed that each Of them was Insult
Cient that the ostenslbie reasons for
The war could not be the true ones, and
that it was the Indispensable duty Of
every citizen, 20 use oil proper means to
restore 70 is the blessings Of peace, and
TO avert The calamiiies which must re-
cessaiily ensuc from FgsBch alliance,
ard fcorr war to be wagcs for the III
terest Of France.
The VEnNcST ELECTION las termi-
Bated as we cxp-cted--GovernorG atV-
sha has al. increased nss io.ity of repnb-
hcan votes. Seine have CcEa.derea tbs
as expressing the voice Of lhat SITE in
fayor OF the Reelection q! M. Madison
for president. TITS IS reckoning zptA-
| OFF he hesf. Competition bet~ceD Mr.
Madison ana MIR Clinton is not a party
| question. Both are srm republicans I;
| ena considerable number Of the IL.
f, psaiican representatives lately chosen
| il Ver1n6Bt are known 10 De IN tavou!
! 4 The Litter snGidate.-Bosfen Yankee
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
NETWORK. Sept nioer IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

Yesterday arrived at Ibis port the fast
sailing ship Independence capt. Baily;
in SO DAYS from London with valuable
cargo. She brings London papers to
tie evening Of the 18th Aug. two days
later than any previous advicss from
England. Fron one Of that date, re-
seiyed at the cfiise Of the Mercantile Ad-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
FALL GOODS.
John Lloyd,
9 NO. %.

Ras ,eee:ved by the ship Hrgo very
: ,sA 141 assortment If Seasona6H
GOODS,
Consisting principally Of Flanne's.
Baskets, Flushings, Coatings, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerseys, Waistcostlngs,
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery, Manehes-
try, &c. &e.--most of them at lowest
and middle prices-which will be ready
for ssie BY the piece or package in ,
it~ days.
Sepie Racr2s diws.awtt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
PRESENT AND PAST TIMES con-

TRASTED.
Every returning day is a power
fu'eompsnt on the unjus.i:iable mea-
sures ofgoTernment-erery succeed
ing hour speaks in emphatic language
to the agnnizing heart. it is like the
voice Of the grave, solemn aud i'm
pressive-animate anGinanimate sub
stances iaperiously call on the citi
zens to change the ruinous system
pursued---to disslsce our present rn-
Iers, in a constitutional mode at our
next eIection-and fill their places
witt, men Of peace. instead Of war
with men who approve of the princi-
pies Of the inustr:ous Washington,
which in active operation, led eur Ra-
ton 20 glory, hon"r and prosperity /;
the admiration CT the old world, the
boast and The pride OF the new.
Cur ''ismaRsIed shipping-forc-
ed from the ocean; stripped of their
Hassand their apparel, loudly declare
the death of commerce tie closed
work shops. as we pass silently ad-
monish ns. Of the miser:es we feel
and tie des:rE .tioa which eneGtsbiy
await us to review, OF call 10 recol-
lection tie ha:cyon daYs citizens
81 every description. experienced uh-
der tie administration Of oug first,
and contrast them with what we ex-
perience under the administration Of
our lest President; causes our biosa
toretrest from thc heart ; agony III
lcnces emotion, and the powers CT
,he mind, ceases to operate or per-
fern their duties: the time approach
es. tits even at our doors the free
eitizeas in November next. will have
glorious opportunity by their cleo
1--WE franchise to restore health to the
hedy polite and cause light to shine
out OF darkness: 80 employ physi-
aians 20 administer our excellent
constitution who Ike exercise and
sxcrt;oH; instead Of opiates; and
who will prescribe peace to promote
cur nations health, instead Of blood
leitins.' On that day: AMERICA
EXPECTS THAT EVERY MAN WILL
DO HIS DU1Y.-Portsm0uih Oracle.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
Extract Of G letter to the editors Of
the Spirit of76 dated.
Sentember f4ih. 1872.


'This is Buckingham Court day
We had MIR. Randolph and Mr..
Eppes to-day, mounted on the Ros-
trum. Ipledge you my honor. tkat
l never before. had the smallest con
ception ofMr. Els weakness. He is
the essence Of lead. Thers is no
doubt Of Mr.. RS re-eleEiion. l
would not give cent to insure it.
The friends Of the administration
are casting all the blame Of the late
dissraeefuI surrender of the army at
Detroit, upon Hull, and the tardy O.
perations OF the war upon EHstis. 1
should like to know what good any
reasonable man could expect from
tive Yazoe Men? If Hull and Eus-
tbs are kraYes and fools, weien did
Mr.. Madison come TO his knowledge
Of these facts? Ee knew them as
we'll Eve years age, as lie docs now"
Ezs,Grt Of letter frt,a q gentleman ot
Providence, X. SoSv So MS iraVeL..
dctrd CT Buffalo Creek. tbs I'd list.
Sc am here surrounded with IneiaDs.
and the British fort Erie. about miles
distant. Six tribes OF Indians who are
holding council IN this vicinity, it i,
said, are offended by a report that they
will not be admitted into our army: but
presume they will be convinced to the
contrary, though the agent is DESTROYS
Of their remaining neural.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
RALLsTON SPA. IN. " Sept. Is

EGtreas.--This morning an express
arrived IN the village, who states he left
Waterford Il IL O'clock that night, ard
that he had orders from the Governor TO
he different commanders of the caval-
ry, for the drafts and volunteers, and all
the artillery, to be in readiness at mo-
ment'. warning
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
The alexandria Museum,

devoted to CharifabD purposes,
& ard belonging to the Alexandra
Washington Lodge No. -, is open tor
tho reception OF Visitors, every day ~
the week, from 10 A. Nj. to PM. (Sun-
day excepted on the following terms:
Subscription Tickets which admit the
whole OF Family, or such part A. may
present the ticket s 4 per year.
Subscription Ticket for tho admissioa
Of Single person 5 , per year.
Single visit for growa persons, -
cents. .a
Single visit for cbIdTea. - IS cents.
Sepumber =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
Raitimore, SEPT. 27th, 1872.
My DEAR Sin,

believe ] never before have taken
up my pen to write to you Oh SO melan'
cboly an occasion, as the present, view.
ed in all its bearings, undoubtedly is
Poor dear HUME is no more. He breath.
ed his last this morning at half past fivs
O'Clock. His disease was bilious fever.
1t gladdens my otherwise dropping heart
to remember his expressions of a serene
and comfortable temper. He had good
hope through grace. | do trust that his
heart was right with God He prayed
with ferveur more than once that CD
would have mercy on his soul for bis
Sons sake, and for his names sake. Hs
renowned self-dependence and every
thing like self-righteousness, in a man.
ner the moss unequiyccal. His sole,
and that strong, hope was fastened 10
The Redecncr's merits. 0 my dear sir,
10 think that this day two weeks I
preached his ordination sermon, and
now l have seen him deposited in his
coffin. Previous to his death he alluded
with evident sensibility to tine awful
contrast, observing to my sister Susan.
"iu.t two weeks from my ordination I
am going to receive crown"
have no heart to write more. Mar
we also be ready Adieu, my dear Sir
and thou, poor Hume, adieu, until We
meet in eternity! Blessed be God whs
hath bcgotten US again into lively hope
by the resurrection OF his Son.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29

g There are now near 1000 fnen,
mostly militia and volunteers, OIL our
lines; but having to guard about twenty
miles of the river Niagara, they arc
much scattered, and an attack has been,
for the two last days, expected, which, IT
speedily made By the British. I eannc,
see what will hinder them from possess
ing all the forts here. Ther. are 10 or
IL small pieces e ca:.nun here, (though
more are exp.cted) to oppose upwards
of 100 pieces on the other shore, some
of which are Of the heaviest metal. To
complete the gloomy prospect here, our
garris II is almost destitute of ammuni-
ton; besides, the soldiers are very jea-
lous Of $hcir officers"
Copniotore Barney. firing a salute at
Newport, on his arrival, unfortunately
la one of the guns charged with can
mister of musket balls, which shot wo-
Nall on shore through the thigh; about
20 balls were picked up. Such care
lessness is reprehensihle in the highest
degree. ". 7. incr. .sdv.
COOPERSTOWN, IN Y, } Sept. 10.
Ogdens6ursA inpested.-We are in
formed, By gentleman who left the
county Of ST. Lawrence or the 9Th inst.
that on Monday, the 7th, so boats came
up the river from Montreal and landed
5000 British troops opposite Cgdens-
Hureh, who isnme diately made formal
d.rnand Of the surrender of that place.
Should this account prove truc, and we
have no doubt that it will, for our in
formaut declares that he obtained his
information from an express sent by
col. Benedict into the country to obtain
reinlorcemsnts, (there being but about
leo militia at Ggdeasbursh,) the place,
together With all the munitions OF war
which have besn deposited there, must
necessarily fall into the hard, Of the
British. Thus disaster will follow dis
sster, till our country is completely dis.
graced and ruined; and all owing to the
improvident spirit of misca!culating
and inefficient administration.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH J.4yF.NEY
HAS received per the Ship ARce,
Captain Peterson, just arrived frsm LIZ
verpool, an assortment OF
Fail Goods.
9 NO. %. d
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29
ALEXAN DNiA.
TUESDAY, September 20.
" TO SHEN

THIS VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TINE
ais FoRM AND PRESSURE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29

, vertiser, the following important sfti'
Giles are copied.
Sir John B: Warren, with the. feet.
under his command consisting of ves-
sells Of 90 guns, 3 Ut -, of "a, s III.
gates, and 2 sloops of war Tor the A.
nlerican station, dropped down to 81.
Helen's on,he fourteenth Of August, aid
would sail the first fair wind.
Mr.. Foster had not arrived in En-.
gland on the 18th.
No general battle had been fought be.
tween France and Russia, but the Rus.
slams had been defeated with considera.
bic loss in partial engagement.
1t was expected in England that tho
repeal of the obnoxious orders in eoua.
cil~ould produce peace with the y.
States.
.arri al Of Lord Clinton Nth de.tdtehes
from Lord WrNhngson.
Couricr-O Office, half past | | o'clock.
The Plymouth Telegraph announces
the arrival Of the Seaflower at Falmouth
with the official account of the great
victory:
1t states the loss of the enemy at more
than fourteen thousand men, in killed,
wounded and prisoners.
g admiralty Office, .dns IS
PLrMoU4H 7sLsc1lpH.
"Oficial accounts are arrived, that on
the ed of July, Lord Wellington gaia.
cd victory, in which the enemy's loss
in killed, wounded, and taken prisoners,
amohnt to above $4,000.
"The Seahowcr is arrived at Fai.
mouth with Lord Wellington's dispatch.
es."
Connecticut Election The election
of Representatives for the General A..
sembl =, and for Congress, took place it,
Connecticut on Monday last. We HAYS
not heard from all the towns but the
returns which we have received, enable
US to say, that democracy, always IN .
minority, is now almost annihiated ia
that state A number of towns which
for many years past have returned demo.
cratic representatives to the assembly,
have this year chosen firm federalists
among them are Stratford and Trum.
bull, in Fairfield county, and Windhsni
and Mansfield, in Windhsm county
From Litchfed county, not single de-
mocratic representative is returned.
Neg York Evening Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-29

f'Most eminent nobility Of Russia,
1T is ye that have at-slI times been
the service Of ysur country most
Holy Synod and Clergy, We have al
ways, with your present prayers
called Down blessings on your coun-
try; people of Russia, ye valiant
descendants of the Sclasonians, how
often have ye dashed the teeth of IL
ons and tigers that were rushingup-
on you? With the cross in your
heart. and the sword in your hand,
no human force can vanqaish.
" For the first formation Of the
before mentioned forces. it is pro-
posed to the nobility in all the govern
ments to assemble the men they in
tend FOR the defence of the country
choosing officers from among them
selves, and giving information of the
number chosen, when a commander
in chief will be appointed.
" Camp, near Palaak. July, 6. 1912.
+" The original is signed with his
majesty's own hand.
8. ALEX
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-31

4. UGH CHASIBERS has remotetl his Counting
lionse 10 the Ofeeof Mr.. James Brown, H.
where he requests all those ho have claims ;cairst
INN, viii present tl.em tor settlement; and ,lae
those who are INDEBTED 70 hin, will make early
payment.
:" Chd7n6ers has still on hand, his former stock
OF well assorted Dry Goods Of considerable amount
consisting of-Low priced and midng Cloths, Flan.
nets, Coatngs and Frizcs; best London Supeifue
Cloths and Cassmercs; Cotton and Wooden Vest
tons, Sinshams, Caicors aud M,,siins; silk Goofs
great variety; elegant Silk Shawls, Searfs, &c
l.sce Goods of different kinds; Cotton, silk and
w oo!en Hosiery good assortment Pins, Needles,
threats, sc. &c Sc Any person inclined TO pur-
chase the whole Of the stock together. wiz be nduig-
cd IN very advantageous terms, both to prices ad
credit. r,ls
July Is, ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-31

AZ virtue ola deetlqf trsss executed to the sub
soribcr, by Carter Beverley, ON the 9Th day Of
M, 1910, and new ofrecord in the Honorable &C.
neia' Court Of this Commonwealth, for the purposes
for ready money, Tuesday the iIt day of next
mont before the door of the Eagle Tavern, in the
City Of shniond, the following tracts or parcels f
land ~ The County OF Cuipcper, TO wit--two parcels
a'Jonng each other, supposed 10 contain about Eve
hundred acres. called the Mountain Run tract, pur-
s!iased by the said Carter Beverley OF Charles Car
ter, subject to the dover life estate of Mrs Cat
Also, that valuable tract in the said county,
kaown by the name o'tlie EkwooI tract devised 10
the SAID Carter Beverley, by his late father Robert
Beverley, Esq of BlandR ID, subject however to two
prior mortgages, one to Byrd Beverley, the other
TO James Jett by the terms of tle trust deed tha
Mountain Ken tract is 10 be first sold--the snbscr-
Der Will convey such title only, as lie has under the
said deed.
July 10. -'- y --''-''' IDS ID.