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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Jntrrrsting leolitiea. spisreIlanp
Science Of draining money from The
Ireasugy

Treasury
GIN the llth OF January, 1918, Mr..
Gallatin made Report 10 the House OF
Representatives OF the Uaited States,
containing sfafemenf Of the annual
reUenue Of the United States from me
commencement offhe federal government
anni The 3oth of September, 1872; also,
an account, 4yithin the saaie tseriod, e/fhe
annual e1hesldifuyes "---pg this docu
ment, it appears--ihat the whole a.
mount oil revenue, exclusive Of loans, re-
ceived in that time, is S2ls,7se,7s3,27
The amount of the revenue received
from the commencement of the govern.
ment, to the 3oth of September, 800,
is S65,293,3S4,s5. Mr.. Jefferson came
into the Presidency the 4th of March,
1901. There ought, therefore, in or
del to give the exact amount os receipts
under the federal Administrations, to
be added TO this sum, the amount re.
ceived from the lst of October, 1890,
10 the Sd of March, 1901, inclusive,
viz, 5 months and 3 days As this
caEnot be precisely ascertained from
this document, we have divided the sum
Tor that year, and added the one half,
being 86,423, 265 40, and making in
the whole
S7I,7l6,65O" 34.
This sum the government received
during the first twelve years after il
was established.
The whole amount received from the
LIST oil October, 1900, To the Soth of
September, 1912, is $3.50 ,493,39S 40
Prom this is to be deducted the one
hall of the year 1901, viz 6,423 265 10
which will leave one hundred aud for
" four millions, seventy thousand, one
hundred andrhirty ssoo dollars, II ninety
hire CENTS. From these facts i, follows
.-that the receipts of revenue during tie
administration of Mr. Jefferson. and ii,t
first three years and half of Mr.. Mad.
isons administration, amount to
s 2,353,482 " So
more, than rvere received during the
f7ce!pe years that The gopsrnmem 7vas IN
The hands of General Washington and
Mr.. .ddams-that is, something more
than double fhe amount 1 his extraor.
binary increase of revenue, has been
disposed of under the care of these two
hatriofie and economical gentlemen, in
some way or other. We recollect very
well, that when Mr.. Jefferson began
his reign, he talked very prettly, and
sooIhingly, about fugaliiy, and the i'm
proprieiy of expending the peoples
money without sneci6c appropria
ton BY iazv 1t would be very crafty
ing TO the same people, if they might
know in what mode he and Mr.. Mad.
son have contrived to get rid of more
than fDo dollars, where General Wash.
ington and Mr.. Adams expended one
Conn. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
o owing are de parIicu ars--
DISASTROUS +!
CHILicoTHE ftB q. 1,


With the moit poignant ieniali ms
OF grief, we perform the melancholy
task of announcing to our readers the
entire deitIuction of he advanced
guard of the N Wcitern army, con-
fitting OF about 1000 msn, under the
command OF Cen. James Wincheitcr.
No official report If ms unfortunate
occurrence has yet reached US but
we believe The following particulars
may be relied upon When he action
OF the 9Th ult was ANNOUNCED TO
Gen Wincheiter, who was at The
Rapids with the.reiidue Of his dlvif-
ioa, he marched Immediately with
2Sc men, in order to reinforce Col.
Lewis and take the command of the
detachment. although from the VIE
cinity of the enemy, and TIE facility
with,wbich they could orofs over, the
danger OF All attack was evident, vet,
unaccouatable as it may appear, not
the lealt precaution was taken for the
fecuri,y Of the army. lhr night pre-
ceding the fatal morning, we are in
formed, that Gen. w. had taken up
his lodgings il private houfe, 3
quarters OF mile from the troops.
4 he officers had been billetsd in the
feveral houles in he neighborhoud
and the folders were lying n pro-
miscuous groups in barns, pens, sc.
without order or regularity. Inc
enemy, being probably apprized of
the unsuarded lituation OF the Amer
lean troops, attacked them at day
break on the morning of the 22d ult.
with force OF about 10 or 10 In
dians, and or 900 Britiih, with fix
or eight pieces ofartillcry. The at
tack was 10 fudden. and our troops
70 completely surprizcd. that the roar
ing of the britiih cannon gave them
the 6rt intimation of their danger:
The fcene OF confu6 II which enfued
can b. imagined, but not defcribed.
The officers being uuable to find cut
their men, the greateft part of the
troops could nor be formed 70 thar
very little if any reGltencc was made.
A few iucceeded in making their eff
cape--the remainder were either kill
led or taken prifoners The unfor.
tunatc General WincheRer was kill
led, fcalped and mangled in the NOT
knocking manner; and it is feared
that Coloneis Lewis and Allen are
among the lain.
The day previous to the attack,
Colonel WelIes, of the regulars, fem
fible of the danger to which the de.
tachment was expof.d, hafened to the
Rapids to give an account of their
lituation to Gen. Harrifon. The
General Immediately proceeded TO-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Lazv Decision / he -four vessels Ia.
ken some time since by the prisateer
Thorn of Marblehead on III ir passage
to Lisbon, have been ordered by The
District Court TO be restored TO their
owners, 7ufhont damages. An appeal
for damages is intended.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

The French Emperor is said to have re-
turned 10 Psr's Dec. lS. the day The 90
Bulletin was published in that city. We
have not heatd OF the return of M. Barlow.
IL is evident that Bonspsre, after giving
hun the trouble ola very long and disagree
able journey TO the Nor'h, did not stop To
negotiate with him lie will, with some
modification perhaps, now ,rudge back o
Paris, and seek 10 know Napoleon's pleas
ure there.
Il IS said N poleon left the remains of his
amy IN sate quar- srs at Wilma. Whoever
looks a. the ma, wlh T.. live, that The
French have h.tle chance Of &c, lose at tha;
place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
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LONDON. Drc. Il
The subjoined has been presented l. n.
as list Of that army nDw either desiro,e %
or reduced 10 d herd Of wretched wande d.
ers which Dnonaparic took with him into
kusss. with other hopes, and IN different
trim. N ne of tie numbers wi. creae any
surprise except those Of Poland and N
this estimation is pfobsbIy IN luded III.
whole Of the conscnpt:on winch the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Po,es, $4,000
SsXons, 70 900
Austrisns, $4,000
Bsvarians, $1,000
Prusslsns. $4,000
Yves phslians. 20 900
WI iemberghers, 5000
Bsdeners, 5000
Darms, sdters. 4.uO0
Goiha and Weimar, 1000
Wunzburg and Frsnconia, 5000
Mcoklenburgh, Nassau, and small
Princes, 5000
Italians and Eespoliians, 90, 900
Span and Portugal, 1000
SWISS, 10000
French, 100000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

m srican, and bound ,oa neutrs, port, he
owners have appealed 10 another tribunal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

TO ,UUV
Including 10000 cavalry, besides 10000
horses Tor ar,i.lery and lrsin, being Zoo
pieces Of cannon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
Dec. 81.

4 UMANITY MIL .4C.4D E.NY.-The sinh.
n scriber returns his grateful acknowledgements
10 the public Tor their patronage, and homes from
his long experience and success in The
OF youth, still to obtain that share of favor which
His school will be opened on the fifteenth dsv NJ
January nextfor the reception of young men and
boys to be instructed in the Greek atm and e..
s'ish languages grammatcaliy Geography with the
use OF the Globes, Mathematics with its application
to Ireonometry and Surveying, Vulgar, DEEM Al
and Analytical Arithmetic, Bellies Lettres and Rea
ding, Writing and Spelling -''"
The charge for board, tuition, washing. bedtime
and Fuel will be an hundred Dollars for the term 70
be paid quarterly in advance, to commence on the
l5th day oil January and expire the 10th day al
Dee following With the usual vacation and an extra
charge of two dolls. for candles. N'N''
THOS. NELSON.
Dee' o. ,wisp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
Dec. 81.

4 tLASSlCAL LTrERATURE.-The study of
~ the Ancient Classics in their ORIGINAL strengt5
and beauty, tho acknowledged to impart 10 poiite
literature solidity and permanenee, as well 80 !,
grace and ustre not otherwise attainable has him
erto been denied to Females. The result Of n han.
Py experiment has, however, enabled the subseri.
rer to demonstrate, that an accurate acquaintance
with some Of the finest compositions of Rome and
Greece, may, by ajudcious, direction of Female tsI.
ents and application, be obtained in considerably less
than two years and consequently that these yalr,
able aids to the formation of literary taste and INF
lIgence, may, with propriety, constitute a part of
r. male Education. He purposes, therefore, in nd
d'ton to his former course Of instruction, to inrro
dIce the study of the Latin and Greek, toeetber
with that Of the French aud Italian languages.
In order u appropriate to this and other biober
branches of Education, his particular at emil.
on, he has engaged the assistance of Mr. H. d. Ta,
Tor; gentleman who has long been Injured 10 III.
routine OF Elementary instruction.
Mr. Taylor will receive into his classeo for Read.
ing, Writing, Arithmetic English and Latin Gram.
mar, &c few small boys Efr0m to II wears old I
whose studies will aloo be superintended by the sub
seriber.
J.. ANDERS ON,
C0rnelid .4caden1y, 1st January Isi3
N.B, Price of tuition for the boys, 2j dolls. for
tIe annual course.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

S{OR SALE at the Penientary, by order of the
Executive, four likely Negro Men, who have
been condemned, and their puuislIment commune
20 Punishment, one OF which IS Shoe Maker and
all in the prime of life. Also, the following artiee
o.. 81. $50. :ce..i- .c:... srs,, ~ r,,at,ri,s
wanting for manufacture IN The penit'y VIZ from.
81 20 2Dl est nails aud brad; Cd 10 5hl wrought
nails and spikes of any length; brass. lnouted and
plain Crates, Tenders aud Glider shpye'e Yraees
Axes, Hoes Hinges AMI Chs.s, Of all DESCRIPTIONS
Spun Cotton. from No. 5 20 NJ. g.; cotton &, wool
en- Cloth Mems, Womerg and Chidrens' Sbyes.
the greatest variety also Boots s. Dootees Horse
and hIuie Collars, Breeding, Back X Belly Bands.
Carriage Braces, Brides, &e; Bed Cords Ieaainp.
chalk and garden lines, seine, wrapping nud csrrct
twine; wecl-bgrrOws, -four barrels, tDJaceO .,,,d
hard kegs; blowing and powder horns, m0roceo
bats aud lnrSemans caps, AMI variety Of Other. ar
ticlcs, too nun -rOus for Insertion SIuc of Tie,
foregoing articles viii b- Sold at reduced prices bav
ing been made some timc.
Articles sent To the Pcnitentary tn repair. &c
must ~" taxcn away in three months or they SIN
lie sold pay Cor such repars. Ten pair boots and
FIVE pair vt shoes OF that description, are nov ior
sale.
Az letters by mail to any Of the Prisoners, also
letters bnainess 60 the keeper must be post.rniI
For every slave pul into che Pentenli,ry for safe
board. Orders tor Ps,,te"tiary ManufoctIrsss
strictly atteudc' Co and exrcut al 10y application TO
WILLIAM CAhFDEbD, Keeper n
Agent.
Who will also sell 7001ibt Of hoop SCRAP from and
ny direction % tie Executive, vii l,.rshs.e TO,
Wheels and carriages for field pieces suitable white
oak timber; ESQ pine and poplar pisns 'rd suat-
ling foc tne use IL the Peu;tentaUy.
Deceso5er ~. zt-vg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
Erom ne .Waiiounl IaseuYgrncer.


State Of Parties IN fhe Union. 'fhe ques-
tioa being now decided to whose guidance
the reins OF government are to be entrusted
for the next four years, and most of the
Elections 20 the Thirteenth Congress hay
ing takcn place, it may not be ;trnss to take
glance At the political complexion CT each
state, and ascertain what will be the rela-
tive strength of parties in that Congress,
which dates its existence from The fourth of
March reXt. We are induced To do this,
as we'll from the sanguine expectations OF
some ct the factious prints, as TO obviaic the
misapprehcnsion OF some If the friends of
the present administration, whom. the ella
Inors OF opposition have induced to believe
that the cause of the Republic was in jeo.
pardy.
Notwithstanding the untoward events of
the last Summer and Autumn, veryiarge
proportion OF the People, i'll ;hc re- election
or James Madison to the Presidency, AID Of
considerable majority of Republican Re
personalities to the next Congress, have
proven their stability in the faith they pro-
fess. Like the oak of its forests, the nation
will derive additional strength and vigor
from the influence of the adverse winds
which PROSTATE every thing around it.
1t must be confessed, that now. if ever,
is the moment, at which the federal party
might have hoped to vault into the seat of
power over the heads of It's possessors =
The events OF the last year have not, on
land, been marked by that success which is
almost Indispensable to secure the vigorous
support of a war. They hav. been of such
a character as, are free 20 say, were
not affection for republican principles deep
j. seated in the bosom of the American pco-
pie, would have almost elected from the
government these who administer it. Not,
reader, that VIC believe the government
responsible tor me conduct of all its off GERS
tor, were that our opinion, we should at
least allow them credi: for their good con-
duct, and crown them with laurel for our
successes ct sea. which amply counterpose
our reverses on land but, that unpopular-
ty is, in all other governments at least, the
usual concomitant of i'll success. We
have lived, however, to witness the glori-
oas spectacle of free people, confident in
the justice OF the cause for which they have
taken up arms, bearing the privations Of the
contest, and standing forth to support it,
with firmness at least equal tc oar most
sanguine expectations.
The Elections for Representatives to the
Thirteenth Congress have already taken
place in fourteen out Of the eighteen states
composing the Union, and from tie remain
der we have data such as to enable us to
estimate with tolernb!e accuracy what W i'll
be the general result. That result, com
bined with the reelection OF oar present
Chef Magistrate, and the decidedly Re
publican character CT the Senate, is auspi-
cious to the permanence and efficacy OF
Republican government, aad affords, under
all the circumstances, real cause for eX-
ultation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

3 AND FOR SAEE.-In conformity TO the di-
4 reotions of the last WIN and Testament of Col
John liRrVie deceased, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at the door of the Bell Tavern i,s
tho city on Thursday the 4th day Of February next
IL fair, IT not the next fair DAY, Tract of Lind ~
ing VI the county OF chesterfield supposed to contain
about seven hundred Acres. The land lies eon,ip
Gus tn the lands of Mrs. Smith, of Peter f. Smith
Clarke, 6 ole, and others, aud is situated about
or miles from the town of Manchester. Ii a.
bounds wnh good Oak Hickory < Pine
The terms of Sale will be, one third Cash, and
the other two thirds IN two annual Instamt nts to be
secured good personal security, and Deed Of
'rs..i=t ;.-Hs. ;!a anil
IT will be sold by the acre, and it will be survey,
ell as after the Gale as possible. a good title
will be made by
WV BROCXENBROUGH,
4ans'r. ain the UfH annexed Of
COL John Hafvie, dec'd
Jan. Q. 2awtLs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
January Q.

Z PETERSBURG .4C4DExfY.John Wool. re-
Il specially Informs the public Tn t having been
he will commence on Monday tile four,l. dav o. Ia
nuary, the several classes IL ereof in the Greek La
tin aud English Languages, as also in the various
branches OF the Mathematics and Philosophy, in =
GLIDING Geography, Writing and Arithmetic,
Fees Of Tuition Ten Dollars per quarter. ] w
has good apparatus for the most necessary branch
es in Experimental Philosophy.
n. b. The public may rest assured, thst as the
numbfr OF students increase, proper assistants wilr
oe employed.
January 9. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

kfOk SALE--Fiteen or ~ lots according 10
z the plan Of Port Mayo annexed to the mar
ef the City Of Richmond---among which arc Two
water lots Of Sd feet each, lying on the hcs navta.
Die water nr'r POwhatsn ware.hOuse-l iesc BEING
The principal part OF Iiie lots undis posed Of viii be
offered for safe Saturday the och OF January At ~
J'cinck on the premises credit OF twD aud g.,n.
months iJr negotiable notes ~ cip.er Of tie Backs
y, m. MAYO.
Powlatan, Dee. e. 2astds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

ed It to be shut upin place of safety. and
the doar to he sealed with his own seat
a. the end ct tor.y days the DIOR was open
ed and tue machinery WAS fnaal in MOTION.
This, however, affords no proof OF q pcrpe-
tua! motion, io' as clocks can be made TO
so ~ year without being wound up, Orsy-
.reus's wheel might easily So fJr,y days. and
even mere.
=" The result of this pretended discovery
IS not known; we are informed by one Of
the Journals, that an e Iglisnnan offered
10000 crowns tor this machine {: but Oriy-
rc,is refused To sell it at that price; in this
he certainly acted wrong, as there is re lson
10 think thas nc obtained by his nvention,
neither money, nor even the honor of hav-
ing discovered the perpetual p,o'ion.
. Bat enough has been said on this ching
IA OF mechanics. We sincerely, hope that
none oil our readers will never lose them
selves In the ridiculous and unfortunate iaby-
ryn,h OF such aresearch.
To conclude, it is false that any reward
has been promised by the European power.
to the person who shall discover The perpe
tual motion; and the case is the same in
regard 10 the quadrature of the circle. 1t
is this idea, no doubt. that cxcites 50 many
to the solution of these problems and it is
proper they should be undeceived"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
Republican majority

Republican majority =
1t hence clearly appears that there will
be in the next House a Republican majority
which cannot fall below thirty, and may eX-
coed ETy votes. This result, whilst it is
fatal to the hopes of faction and Boundless
ambition, places the government on lofty
ground, and will enable it to assume that
imposing attitude which the times imperi-
ously require.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

EHARDWARE, IROW.JiONGERF, cur.
z LERf &C. 9c-Jas. Dream, sign Golden An
vii, f. formerly Main street, Richmond, has just re-
ceved by the John and Adam from London-and
Ceres from iiverpool--20 tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted, fiat and square-a very extensive as
sortment of elegant Tea Trays aud Walters, stock
Locks OF all kinds, Coffee Mills, Tenders with sheet
Iron bottoms, Copper and patent Iron 1ea-ket-
lies, Iron Wire Of all sizes, flat smoothing IRONS
with large assortment of first rate blscksniti's bel
lowses from 81 TO SO Inches, Smiths Anvils, aud
Nceso all sizes, Files, Rasps, Buck Irons, Sledge
and Hand Hammers, Sore W plates &c. &c-beins
considerable addition TO his former stock on hand
all of which he is determined to sell low for cash
or arceptances in the City at 2, D. Or months.
Dec. ~. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

REMOVAI.--ELI4S FEED has removed to
~ the store lately occupied by MIR. Benjamin
Kin ball where he offers for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms very extensive and general assert.
'neht OF Shoes ofthe best quality.
Also 100 Doz mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks OF various sizes %.
Oct. %. oawf2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
September 25.
2 Observation-Disclosures Court Sd Nov 1919
IL Mary Freeman admx. of Gideon Freeman deed

against,
T I'm Hurt Junr., & Daniel R Barnes admr.
OF Philemon Hurt, senr. decd
Inc defendant Philemon Hurt jr. not having en-
iereu his appearance and given security according
TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
he is not an inhabitant of this state on the oot;,
OF the plaintiff by her counsel it is ordered that he
appear here on The first Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plaintiif--and that CO.
py OF this order be forthwith inserted for two
months suceessyeiy in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond and also posted az the front
door oi,the Court House of said County.
Copy.
~. ., THos. READ, Cl'k
80" ~ va
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4 N the 10th day of the next month, (Decembcr).
~ will be offered for sale upon the premises, adj
JOINING Goochand courthouse, 25 acres of land be-
longing to the estate of Samuel Woodson decd up
on which is well built house for tavern with al
necessary out houses, good garden, lots SC There
is no better stand we believe in tie country, for
merchant or Tavern-keeper, it being in a popuIous
and rich ne'ghborhood and in mile OF James IL
yer, and thirty miles from Richmond. However, il
Isl eemed unnecessary to give very particular des-
eruption OF this property is presumed that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for them
selves. Possession to the above property cannot be
sven until the LIST day of January 1St4 as it is rent.
ed to Mr.. Benjamin Anderson, the present occupant.
until that time; bpt the purchaser will have the be.
neht ct the rent from the LIST day of January next to
the time OF possession, which rent will be two hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Terms of sale, one moiety in cash, the balance in
twelve months, from the day of sale {: for Which ba-
lance, bond with approved security will be required
also deed of trust upon the property.
.vs- THE EXECUTORS.
Hoochahn, November IA. 2swti0th
The sale OF the above property is postponed
unn Monday the 18th of January next, being Goocl,-
land court day. . -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

e. TRAYED from che stable of Gen. Marshall in
~ the city of Richmond on the Goth inst, a ches
nut sorrei mare with bob-taii, a small white spot
ON her right ear, another On her near hin. and
slight white mark under the fetiCck Of one Of her
hinder ieei Whoever will deliver the said mare IL,
the Subscriber or to Mr.. Fielding Lewis in Charles
City, shall receive handsome reward, and be re-
mnnerated for his expenses.
THOs. MARSHALL.
January g. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

"a OTICE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
' Turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid eaeh share to Garter b. Page
Treasurer, ON Ur before the first Monday in Janua-
ry next and two dolls and fifty ON each share
ON tiie first Monday in every succeeding month, du
ring the year 1913.
The Directors Of said company vii attend at Mar
tin Bakers Tavern, (lacon Quarter Branch, } the
2Stl, Inst torecciye proposals from those who may
be disposed to undertake to complete said road.
by order OF ILE DjRECTORS.
Dec. ~. tDt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

PERPErrAL Mor1on

The Aurora say Mr.. Lukel sos this city.
has made a machine, in miniature in imta-
ton OF Mr.. ReadIefer's, winch possesses the
same property of producing spontanc ous K
co i;inueI motion.
" Ihe horizontal wheel Il Mr.. RS ma
chine is about . fee! diameter, that Of Mr..
LCkens' about ten inches. The Structure
am principles are the SAME he effect
the SAME.
Mr.. Lukens was one Of those who doubt
cd the reality of spontaneous motion produ-
ced by such means, aud he undertook
to test tie principle by experiment; lie
understood the inventors explanations, <
the manner oE their application, and has
applied them, and has had the justice to
acknowledge the conviction Of his first err
ror; some hundreds OF citizens have seen
this second machine"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

fTOR SALE for cash the I fth January next
q before the Bell Tavern fifteen likely Negroes;
Men, Women, and Children, among them is an
excellent carpenter of uneXcep,isnabie character:
to satisfy claims the estate of Edward Chamber
Isyne.
VIM. B. CHAMBERLAYNE, .adm'r.
Dec. 81. 1t