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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-26

.
THOMAS JEFFERSON"
"Presidenf offhe United Slaics Of .lmerica.',
While these things were going on here, the
country of Louisiana, lately ceded by SPAN
TO France, had been the subject of negocia>
ton az Paris between US and this last power !;
and had actually been transferred TO us by
treaties executed at Paris on the ;hirtie,li ol
April. This information, received about
the first day Of July, increased Infinitely the
interest we felt in the expedition, and les.
sened the approximations of interruption
from other powers. Every thing IN this
quarter being now prepared, captain Lev.
is left Washington on the fifth Of July, 1905.
and proceeded to Pit,sburg, whore Other
articles had beed ordered to be provided for
him. The men too were to be selected from
the mill AIRY station on the Ohio. Delays oil
preparation, difficulties Of navigation dow
tie Ohio, and ether untoward obtructions, re.
tarded his arrival at Cahokia until the sea
son was so far advanced as to render il pru
dent 10 suspend his entering the Missouri
before the ice should break up in the sue
ceeding sping.
From this timg hfsj urnal, now published,
will give the history Of his Journey to and
from the Pacific ocean, until his return to
ST. Louis OF the 2ad Of September. 1906
Never did a similar event excite more Joy
through the United States. The humblest
Of their citizens had taken a lively interest
in the issue Of this journey. and looked tor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31

orSers were aven 10 assemble the
trdsus Mt Ntoagoaasry Court. house.
Gen. WindeT seems to have 'aKen
his nosition With view to collect
his forces. asj TO interpose for The
prot .rtion Of tal,ilnore. in case The
enemy marrhd h upon 1t as was aaii
ci,ated'hy hin. On the esd, 1sr'
Winder despatched an order TO 'l'e
commanding officer ut FORT ""sa'
ingtos TO place patrolcs on ever,
roaI leading TO the garrison; aM
upoa The evest .rhis being taken ~
tue rear OF t;le fort. 10 blew 1t mp 4
retire across the river On the 26in.
the army at Montgomery took up tue
li,e Of march about ten o'clesS, TO
wards Baltimore !: General "indcr
proceedeI on 10 Baltimore. On
the a7ih. Gen. Smiths brigade
marched 10 tl,,s district.
To 6e Contained.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
REVENUE LAW.

We have had an opportunity Of
examining The law passed on the
2ist Inst. "lnrosins taxes for the
support Of government" at II crisis
so deeply. interesting TO the rights
and safety of yirginisns;-and con.
pairing its provisions with these OF
the last revenue law. This review
enables us 10 sketch the following
schedule Of taxes for the ensuing
year. The acrO subjects are dis'in
guished by an ,s,erisk*; where the
old ones are increased ia their rate,
by daggert. We seize the earli.
est opportunity of laying this sehe-
dale before The people. .
We must call 10 mind that these
taxes are imposed for the SAFETY of
The state. that tbs war is now arow.
eddy carried On by, the eaemy fi,r'he
division Of eur territory, and the
prostratioa of eur rights Of s"ve-
reiguty at the feet Of his king that
we should have had Peace at
Ghent On ierms fair. equal and no
nurable TO both parties, If the ar
posaui ambition Of the enemy had
moi rejected lhs Olive Branch thai
the ,sOg in which tie enemy ear
ries on The war against us Is - afro
e;ous as tie end which he has in
view is insaliing; aia, he hasrlsde
il a peint 10 briX,. lie war upon us.
and to select US Firginials rs the
object Of his vengeance that in do
ing this, lie has r!untered the pri-
waite property uf The living, and dis
urhed The sacred ashes Of The dead:
that We must NOT steop Or knucklc
10 The invader; and that a,ouey vii!
be necessary TO effect our salvation.
Hence these 1ares 20 enable Us
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
- - 80
CONGRESS
~ SENATE.
TUESDAY, December o..

TUESDAY, December e..
The Senate yesterday made sever
nj experiments 10 the bill for iiapos-
ing duties on certain manufactures.
4 ordered the same TO . third read.
ing.
Other busisess progressed through
its early stages. on this day anu On
II nhay.
AIr. King Submitted the following
motion Fer consideration;
Resolrsi. 'rha, the President ofthe
". STATES b", Il is hereby requested,
pursuant to The act, entitled IA
art further 10 amsaa the scrcral acts
for The Enlistment & regulation OF
tho Treasury, War, and Navy DE.
pnrim-H,s,' 10 cause 10 be laid before
tn, Seaaie a statement Of the con-
tingent expenses ofthe Navy Depart
ment aad also a statement of all pur.
ehases and contracts for supplies or
services, made nv or nader the au-
thority Of the Nary department, in
the respective years 1919, 1873, 4
1874. specifying the names OF per-
sons from whom purchases or with
whom contracts have been made !;
the places efheiiyors: the prices, the
amount Of money advanced or paid
and the quantity orar,ic'es supplied.
December %.
The principal part of THIS Gays
sitting was employed in discussing &
amending the hill from tic House
laying duties on household furniture.
&c.
Tie message frcm the House in
relniioa 10 their disagreement TO the
rcocrt ef the committee of Conier
ense on the disasreeins votes a!the
two Honses on the Militia drat; bill.
was taken up: and 'ac proposition
car further conference ttcrssE be-
ing under confederation
A metioa was made by Ne. King OF
N. York 10 postpone the further con,
sideration Of the subject to the Sc
eend Monday in March next--in o
Their words, to reject the bill: which
motion was decided as follows:
YEAS-Mcssrs. Chase, Daggett,
Dams, Fromen.ia, Gore. Borscy.
Hunter. King. lambert. Mason. 10
hiason, Thompson, Varnum, Wells
~.
NAYS-Messrs. Bibb,- Bledsoe,
Condit, Gaiilard, Laeork, Morrow.
Roberts. Smith, TAFT, Taylor, Tur'
ucr, Walker, ThartoB-i5.
So the bill was rejected.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
Congress Of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 20.

~
Wr. Webncr OF N. II. and Dir.
Champion 81 Con-. and Mr., Sherwood
and MIR. Howell Of N. York presented
p ,i,isns from heir rsspeciive states and
districis,remonstra.ing agsip,, tee trans
porta,ion and epenias ei the anal! On The
sabbath. -Kefsrrsd.
= Mr. Yancsy Of n. O. from the csm.
mittce of CLAIMS, made report on the
petition Of Bcajamin Wells and o,hers'
The case Of these persons Is that OF per
sons vhu suffered injury in thsi' rr"p-r.
~ and persons IN the year 1894, and
vho pray remuneration therefor. The
Report was accompanied by letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury, re
comR.ending Reconsideration OF legal
provnisn Tor the adjustment Of their &C
eoun,s. The Report having escn read
Mr. Yane.y uf N. c. reported a b Il
for The relief Of Benjamin Wells and o.
Tiers which was twice Rad and reisr-
red to csmmiltce Of the whole
Oh motion Of ar. Kiiborrn OF Ohio,
50 much Of the Report OF the commit.
tee II Revisal snd Unfinished Business
as relate. 10 the bill for the moro eifec
lusl protection Of the Nerthwettsra iron
iier, VAS referred tn a select committee
With leave 10 roper, ,herees by bill.
On motioa Of Nj. ?ickens "f y C..
xResoiysa. That the con- mstee on MI
litary Affairs be inst, acted TO enquire
Into the expcdiency of making change
in the organization u The lerYs CT ar,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31

;illery aad corps Of engineers, when |!
nay alloy ,hi ufli.crs the':ot ID DC
placed On a more favofaalc iooiins ~
rsgard 70 2roa,oIioa.
rae bill freo, the Sen.,c for the re-
lief q John c Hubert, of Chatham. in
Con. Was res1 ,hiri time ard passed.
NATIONAL BtNk.
The bill TO incorporate the Sub.
scrihers 10 the Dans Of THE United
States of America, was announced
for its third reading.
MIR. CASTOR OF n. c. moved TO re-
commit the bill 10 the committee Of
WAYS end Means With instructions 10
rcpo;t an amendment thereto AL.
ihor;ziug tho ao MILLIONS Of dollars
Ghcraia directed 10 he paid in gold
or silver or colo. 81. in public stock
created siace the declaration Of war;
to !,s paid 10 goid or siIses coiu, or
in aay puhlic debt contracted or TO
he contracted. which shall ut the
tine ofsnssrtiption bear an accruius
Interest of six per cent.
tn Suggestion of Mr.. Sharp of
Ey. MIR. t;ssio3 in.'Uard in his mo
tiaa lie Following further distractions
10 Tho committee: =. and that thu
.a;.i COMMITTEES DO also instructed 10
extend the time Cor opening subsrFip-
lions 1T New Orleans, Nashville,
Lexington AMI Ci.i!licSihe (,l,e time
fixed in tue bill bcing the third Mon
day in Jannavy)-aad to strike out
so mueh OF q 18th fundamental
rule as directs that all specie pay
menls daring lac present war shall
be made at Philadelphia"
The molten for recommitment
gave rise TO long and animated de-
bate. in which slessrs. CASTOR, Ok
ley. Shefey, Sharp. M'Kce. King Of
Mass. and Pickering. supported the
mntiou and Messrs. tnsham. Hop
kius. Fisk Of VI. and Forsyth oppps-
Ell it.
The debate tnrned principally on
the question of the expediency Of
restricting the privilege Of subserip.
tiun TO the Bank 10 such stock Of the
United States, now in existence, as
has been created since the war. and
excluding all stock previously ex.
listing and which may be hereafter
created. interviewer with this dis
eussicn. were Some remarks on both
sides. on tie general question of es-
tabiiabing such Bans rs that pro.
posed by the bill, and particularly "a
the celebrity with which the minority
aliadsra it had been pushed through
the house.
The recommitnert was also al
voeSted by one or two gentlemen
friendly TO The principle of.he bill. 60
Other grounds than t;,at above stated;
,ba principa! Of which was, a desire
to extend the time for opening the
subscriptions at distant places. for
which il was argued that much TOO
short time was now allowed by the
till.
The question on re, commitment of
the bill Was decided BY yeas and nays
in tho following manner:
For rec0mniitment 70
Against il rs
: So the bill was re committed.
And lie house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31

ITO pay them Wit. gag. prmlis,
ecsaemieai ia orrpe,."a ,:rA.-v.rrs
Iiy from debt; .rtar ori urr .eia
ciohies before ice buyne:c oscs, anil
srend less On ourselves I: st Nc E.y
SPARE more for our Country. ]. f.
,aus only that we can prove Cur.
selves worthy or tie oni. Re. .h.is
ON earth. Enfs!iir.
SCHEDULE.
II. c.
On Land. Tor every SI00
value, ag,reab!y 20 the e.
qualizing law
On Slaves, above :. ears
Of #se. (cAcept eScmpts.) S0f
u From 9stO ~ years OF
egr, 30
=" Every" head of Cat.
tic 8
Stations and Jack As.
ses tnicc the fee inv the
season.-Aii ether hars-s,
asses, mules, mares, and
|. colts, II
Ordinary licenses or licepces "a
keep house Of private entertain.
meat So IS on every StCO yearly
reut or value Of such house; pro.
rided, tst. that for no .ueh license,
lrss than S2s So be !'nid-*ed. thas
where any such hSnss shall 10 Of
less valae than 5000, but one half
Of tho sum aforesaid shall be chars.
ed for iiren:e 10 Keep the sane-
xaud Sd, that such house be situate
within ii ;own. borpHgh o. city Or
within 500 yards from <sons pubic
road.
#!ce.heuses (having lee
on the i,t March, 1850 IS
.E,ery such ise Louise
from which ice is sold, 90
NJ Here the usual exception a.
gaia,t any tax on land. &r. belong.
lux 10 ti,e commonwealth. Semina.
rirs ofiearBins. or .,tsched 10 any
house for divine worship. The ex-
ception goes to any honses specially
taxed by this Act.
#Livcry Stables, for e'e-
~ stall therein ID
Two W herlrd riding
Carriages, NOT exercising
With the harness Ei00 10
value o.
do. do. above 100 dolls. enc per
cent. on the value. in addition.
Phselons and stage wag-'
gers, not exceeding With
the harness, 200 dulls. in +:
value, s 80
do. do. above goo dolls. one per
cent. on the value, in addition.
*Puhlic Stages for tra'ellers,)
90 dolls. in addition TO the tax A.
fOresahi.
Every other ridiS, gar
riagf, not mere with the
harness ttan 500 dolls. in
value, 3 So
>, e, >. >, more than 500 coils.
orc per cent. I on the value IN aa'
dillon thereto.
Houses 4 Lots In towns
(fSrsvery 100 dollarsJ car.
~ rent or valne) s6Sf-3
*Hcuscs in the country. moro
than $50 dolls. In value. oae eighth
u one por ccn'up. ca tie value
llegcof uhoye 500 dolls.
*Furniture--
Clocks, without q Ease,
the works priueipuily
sfWsed, 70
with ease, sc. &c.
as above SO
without a case. the
works principally OF
metal 80, 50
more than 30 andiess
than 400 dollars ia va
lue, 1
nore than 100 aud up.
wards %
Bureau, Secretary or
R,ok case made in whole
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
TUREAU'S LETTER.

The President of the United States yester-
day transmitted to the House Of Representa-
lives the following Message -
TO the House Of Representatives. Of the
United States.
Transmit 10 the House of Representatives
a report of the Secretary of State, complying
with their resolution Of the 18th inst.
y, ,s JAMES MADISON.
January 10, 1914.
The Secretary of State, to whom was refer
rcd resolution Of the House OF Representa-
tivcs of the 18th inst. requesting the Presi-
dent 70 lay before the House any correspon-
tlencc with, or communication in writing from
the late Minister Of France, on or about the
l4,h June, 1909, or by his successor since,
prescribing the conditions on which their sov-
ercign would conscnt to treat OF amitY and
commerce with the United States, sc. and
has the honor to make TO the President the
following Report.
That Of the transactions which took place
In the Department Of State, before the Secrc-
tary of State came into Office, which was in
the year 1911, he has no means OF acquiring
a knowledge other than from the archives Of
the department., or from the persons entrust-
sl With their safe keeping.
That he caused tho files Of the Department,
TO be carefully examined for communication
described by the resolution Of the House of
Representatives, and that none such has been
found Of the date therein referred to, or of
any other date from the former Minister Of
France, or from his successor, or any trace or
evidence Of such communication THAI he
has also enqcired Of the Chief Clerk OF the
Department, who has bses in that Office ssnce
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
Torcign NctDs.
TRANSACTIONS .''om French Papers.

Her majesty the Empress Queen and Re-
gent has received the following intelligence
of the situation Of the army on the Sd No
yenber.
The 3oth Of October, while the battle Of
Hanau was hghling, Gen. Lefebvre Desnou-
cites, at the head of his division of cavalry,
and of the 5th corrs of cavsl,y commanded
by Gen. MiInaud, flanked the whole right OF
the army on the aide of Bru, kGDel and OF
Neider I.inheim. He found himsef,in pre-
ssDce of an allied and Russian corps OF caval-
ry of from 6 10 1000 men the combat began !;
several charges took place, all TO our advan-
tagc ; and the cnemy's corps, formed by the
collection Of Two or.three parlzans. was bro
ken and closely pursued. We made $50
mounted prisoners. Our loss is about 60
Wounded.
The next day after the battle of Hanau, the
enemy was in tullretreat the Emperor would
not pursue, the army being fatigued ; and his
Majesty, far from attaching any importance
10 il, could not see but with much regret the
destruction otfrom 10 5000 Bavariaps, which
would have been The result of that pursuit.
His Majesty the Emp0ror therefore was con-
tent with pursuing the rear guard OF the enc
my, and left Gen. Bertrand OH the river Kint-
zg.
At about p. nj. the enemy being inform
ed of the aruv having dehied, came back, in
hopes OF gainioe some advantage over Gen.
Bertrand's corps. The divisions Motaud and
GilIemmot suffered them to make their dis
positions to cross the Kin,zig and when they
had passed il, marched against them with the
biyonct, and over,hiew them in the river. in
III 10 ha
enemy lost 5000 men IN this affair.
i A Bavaria Austrian division ensered Frank.
for on the 3o,h at noon but a, the approach
of he scouts of the F,eoch army, I, reurea,-
ed 10 the left bank of tho main, after cutting
doyn the b idge.
On The 26,h Of October, the French rear
gufd evacua,cd Frankfort, bending its way
TO re Nidds On the same day. at in the
mo ming, the Emperor entered Mentz.
hsIs, Nov. Lit appears certain tha,
General Count Laurislon is not dfowncd, as
it hd been thought a, first.
lhh. His h,ghncss the P-ince Of Nc~fcha-
tel ad Wsgram, arrived in Paris yesle,day.
sah, Yesterday His Majesty presided in
:hc touncil oil Stale al ST Cloud, wherest he
decsed the creation oi two armies of 100000
IN. one TO be formed al Turin, snd the
oihc =, Bordeaux.
Al article dated Augsburg, mentions that
accents had been received wi, Prussis ),hs,
durit the month Of September the allied
Russsn aud Prussian army had made no pro-
grcssln the siege of Dan.zlc, sithvugh they
had nude several attacks.
Amber dated Nuremberg, Nov. 10. says,
th.t gsat disaHecIion prevails, among tho
Landwhr, lmiiiiia) who have been some
mon,hin service, si,er their limited time
had cxpsed, Freqaent descr,ioas take place.
Po,sas,s calieely clear o. woops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
MR.. GRAHAM'S STATEMENT.


know not how can more clearly state
every thing that know relative 10 letter
which was recently published in some of the
public prints, from Gen. Turreau to Robert
smith, Esq and which ! suppose TO be the
communication alluded TO in the resolution Of
the House Of Representatives of the i2lh inst.
than by observing that when ina, letter as pub
lished was shewD TO me by gentleman Of
thfs office, told him l could not say whether
il was genuine that some parts did not ap-
peat new TO me, but tina, other parts OF il did
We Immediately looked "a, Gen. Tnrreau's
file, and no such letter was there. Thea OBJ
served that il it was genuine, il must be the
letter from Gen. Turreau which, had been
Withdrawn.
The fact Of cne Of his letters which ] had
translated for Mr.. Smith, having been with
drawn, distinctly remember, altheogh can
not speak with certainty either OF lis date or
of It's contents more than fouc years having
elapsed since saw il dut remember II was
considered exc C ptionable, and tha, Mr.. Smith
directed me not 10 put it ON the files, but to
Law i, aside eau add too that il was the on
Iy letter from Gen. Turreau which 10 my
knowledge Was ever Withdrawn.
This letter was Withdrawn by gentleman
attached to the French Legation, who called
al the Department OF State TO get It, and 1t
was delivered to him either by Mr.. Smith
himself or by me under hi. directions. When
this was done, cannot now recollecl, nor
have any means Of aseertainipg, except by
reference to subsequent event which hap
pencd in the month Of November, 1907
alude to the dismissal Of Mr.. Jackson. For
I remember in conversation had with Mr..
Smith respecting that occurrence at the time
il took place, he observed that he supposed
Gen. Turreau would now be glad he had with
drawn his letter.
In whal way the translation of this letter has
go, into the pvblic prints, know not, nor do
know when or by whom i, was taken from
this Office. JOHN GRAHAM,
Chief Clerk Of the Dehorfmenf Of Sofe.
Depar.me ~ of Sialc Jan. i8 1874.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

The year so7, concerning the same, and whose
statementis is annexed.
That no communication was ever address
sed 10 the Secretary Of state by Tie present
Minister of France.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES MONROE.
Department of State, Jan. l8, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08

then extended its loans to the u S. and to inivdu-
ais az far n deemed expedient, yet il did rot
hesitate, at the hazard of CREST to its
customers. to accommodate the Commonwealth with
the sum which the exigency Of the occasion ret,ir-
ed, aud that. too. lower rate OF interest than the
Y. ates allowed Subsequent events led the hosrd
o; Directors TO expect that the General Govern
ment would, in the course ct the year, reimburse
the expenditures msdo in defence ofthe state, and
that considerable part, if the whole nj the osn
would consequently be returned 20 the BaDk--wt
tins Impression, discounts TO individuals have been
continued, witch tue current Of trade would have
| rendered insdmssibe under difsreot anticipation.
from tins explanation you may well CONCEIVE the
dilemma in winch the Bank stands-a. time when
every week adds considerably TO tie balance of
trade IL favor of the Northern towns, it is evident
that Bauk, for its security, must cal, in
part a. IL: outstanding debts either from Individual.
oners or from the state, from both aad hence
tbs difficulty arises in replying the question pro-
pounded IN your lettei--R board will lie fol m
ed on the 6Fst Monday in January, AMI it viii! b.
Tor that board TO decide the 10 be pursued
ey the Bank trust thst no incouvenicnce to IL =
Commoa wealth result from this delay, eype-
ally as understand, the committee of Finance
viii not have prepared their report before the mid
de OF January.
an. Sir, with sincere aspect.
Your mos, obediert servant.
JOHN BROCKENbROUGR,
President,
Ordered, That the said report and documents be
laid upon the table.
Mr.. Mercer submitted the following re solution for
the consideration of the House. viz
Hesof0ed, that provision ought 70 be made BIZ
law, 10 raise by loan from individuals the sum OF
| three hundred and fifty thousand dollars, for the
purpose ct re.paying the debt due from the Gem
noGwegith TO the BANK of Virginia.
On motion of Mr. Barbour (of Culpcper)
Ordered, That ths said resolution be lail cpun
the ;she.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08
THE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUFhCTORY.


nearly ready 10 60 into operation, and will in a
\ tcv weeks want considerable nuTnoer OF sands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls Of various sizes will
meet With empOyment----an white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the establish.
ment for the accommodation Of Families and others
that may be employed
A School and Books 6So. &e. win be kept at the
expenes Of the institution for the purpose Of educa
ting tie children both apprentices and Others, in
the common branches Of English education.
Under the organization of this establishment, chill
dren may obtain from their own industry comfort.
abb maintenance and toerable gsod educ stion
None but persons Of good character are Intended
to be employed fothers get in, they will lie dis
charged as soon as discovered
Persons wishing employment may learn further
particulars on application to Mr. Richard Harris ON
tae premises or the subscriber IN Richmond
HENJ. JAMES HARRIS
~ q few Young Meu, that can read AMI write.
with to!erabe good knowledge of Arith netick can
get employ rnent at the above establishment
Dec. I o. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08
Dee.f5,
PARENTS AND GUARDIANs

( iE respectfully informed that Herbert q,
r. thompson mas opened = school, in the house on
H. II. street generally Known by the name Of the
Having been for three years fun;i IF g.. ".
hr' sy'or, he will conduct this Seminary on the
same pIan with that of the Seller School
iiIs course embraces Reading Writing. Arithne-
e'''y, Natural and Civil Histor, Hncsrt asd Mi
eern biography, tn use of the Globes snd the 81.
EN- nts of Mathematics. "'''' vac oi'
!, sc number OF Pupils vii! be limited.
For particulars apply as above.
Dec. IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08

NJ t'rue OF a Deed Of Trust, executed 60 the s,b.
ssibers BY William Burton. for the purpo,e Of
securing ths payment al certain sam of none
SNE shall ON Saturday the 18th day of Janaart
next, proceed 10 sell pubic auction for cash
on the preinises--a Tract OF Land, situate in the
county OF Ameha, containing by estimation ninety
one acres more or less, and bounded bv the sns Of
Tom F. Wilson, John Chappeli, & ai;ltop VAUGHN
u neins the same whereon the said Burton NOW -.
a.aes Acting as trustees we will only convey such
title az is vested in u.s. ''s"
Ihomas PerkiRson,
Pa ehaL.Afegiasson, [Trus,ees
EdzOard U,e6ster,
January !. ,,a.