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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-11
Boston Palladium oGce

Bosfon Palladixm Office, ,
Jnnc 8, 9 o'r ock. s
BY gentleman in the eastern stage this
morning we received Halifax pat,ers of
the 25th ard 9th ult. announcing the
arrival there of the Packet from England.
with London dates TO April 10, giving
the following
Truly IMPORTANT News:
From the Halifax paper of MAY 2e.
London Gazette Ertra3rdiuary
Foreign Office, .1jirH 9, 9 a. NJ. s
Dispatches, Ut which tile following are
copies. have been received from his
Excellency Gen. Visc't. Cathcart, 8, Lien
tenant General the Hon Sir Charles Stew.
art. addressed to yiscount Castlereagh
PARIS, March 81.
The Emperor Alexander, with
the King OF Prussia, marched into Paris
this morning. where they wer. received bv
all ranks of the population with the warm.
eat scclamations-
The windows OF the best houses were FIJI.
ed by well dres ed persons waving white
handkerchiefs and clapping their hand. !.
the popuace, intermi,sed with many Of
sGperior class, were in the streets pressing
forward to see the Emperor, and to endeao
vor to touch his horse. The general cry
was Vive PEmpereur Alcxander."-
Vive notre Liberateur." Viye le- Roi
lie Prusse,"
Very many persons appeared with white
cockades, and there was considerable cry
of 'Vivc Louis XVIII give les Bour-
boDs,' which gradually increased.
Their Imperial and Royal Majesties pro-
ceeded to tire Champs Flyser.. where a
great part Of the army passed in review
before them, and as usial, il the most ex-
ac' order. Ilis Imperial Majesty is lodged
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-11
London Gazette Extraordinary. Sunday.
April 10.

Foreign Office. April 9. 1814-Despatches
have this day been received from Lord
Cathcart, announcing the Abdication of ,he
Crowns ot France and Italy, by Napoleon
bonapariee, in terms of which the following
is translation.
4" The Allied Powers having proclaimed
that the Emperor Napoleon was the only
obstacle to the re establishment of the Peace
OF Europe. the Emperor Napoleon, faithful
to his Oath, declares, that he ron snces for
himself and his Heirs, the Thrones of Frafce
and italy and that there is no personal
sacr'nce even that of life. which he is not
ready to make for the interest of France
"Dpne at the Palace of Fonninbleau. the
- day of April, 1914"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-11

Paris. April Gil. M the Emperor of
Ressia, as soon as he was informed of the
Change in the French Government. nro.
duced by the Senate, proposed, liz the name
OF the Allied powers to Napoleon bona
parte, to choose place of residence for
himself asd family. The Duke of V,cenza
was directed to carry this proposal to him.
!. has been dictated chiefly by the desire of
the Allied Powers to stop the effusion of
blood, and by the conviction, that if adopted
by Napoleon, the work of general peace, &
tie 're-establishment Of the internal repose of
France, would be but the work of dav.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
PROSPECT BEFORE US.

All the late letters from England Gate,
notwithstanding the good wiihes OF the
writer's for Peace, "fhat there were no
indications whatever of an accommodate
zion with the United States, and that the
American ENJOYS would return as they
same OUT. ..ha, the Englllh people were
rniyerially Of opinion, tha, the War was
declared to afIiit BoNAPARTE, and to ruin
aid ftarve them and they quoted Mr..
MADrsoN's own words in his Meiiage re-
commencing the Embargo in proof--and
think the u. S. ought TO be content to
flare the fate Of BoNaPARTE - hat the
War was quite popular in Parliament, &
smong the manufacturing towns; and
pesi,ions bad been prefeuted TO Govern
tnent from various mercantile inititutions
9raying, that in any accommodation
which may take place, the interelts of the
Gngli!h merchants and colonifts may be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

preferred to thoie of American; by the
refufal to permit American vedels to
trade to the EAT and Wet Indies, orro
fifth on the Banks of Newfoundland-of
this number there are from 40 TO 10000
from Nova Scotia, New Brunfwick. and
St. johns One letter Jays, /" The Empe
ror Of Ruihs mutt feel extremely crate.
fill for the good yUjbst of America, in de-
claring War againlt his ally at the very
moment BoNAPsRrE was in full match
FOR the fubjugation of his Empire His
late iilence on the fubjea indicates that
he juiti FEES Great Britain in refuling to
sccePt his mediation Nothing could
have been more unwife than the manner
and time in which Your Government de.
clared the War; Centinel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
81 Vey late and Important
foreign 9nteiligeaee.
REcElvED AT THE orFIc OF THE
e PORTLAND GAZETTE.
LONDON, APRIL 6, 1914.
Glorious Termination of the War.

LONDON, APRIL b, 1914.
Glorious termination Of the War.
Baby Ion the Great is fallen! Paris.
the proud city of Philosophy, has
bowed her neck to the conqueror..-
" After a brilliant victory, Con has
placed the capital of the French En-
pire in the hands of the Allied Sove.
reigns; just retribution for the mis-
cries inflicted ON Moscow, Vienna,
Madrid, Berlin. and Lisbon, by the
Desolator of Europe.n Bonaparte
was out maneuvered: he was cut eff
from Paris. His separate corps were
destroyed in detail. The Grand AL.
lied armies united, and marched up.
on the Capital. King Joseph, as he
IS stiA mpudently called, issued a
proclamation, stating that the Arch
Dutchess 1.-THE Empress and her
son had been sent toa place of safety,
He took the command OF the troops.
AID was defeated under the walls OF
Paris, on the 3Oth ult. The City
Immediately capitula,ed, and the
next morning, was entered by the
Emperor of Russia, the King OF
Prussia, and Prince Schwsrtzenbere
at the head OF their respective troops
THIS sudden and astounding news
burst on us with the roar of cannoo
Yesterday afternoon at S O'Clock
rhe dispatches had just then arrivee
brought by Capt. Harris, Sir Charles
Stewards aid-de-camn A letter was
instantly dispatched by Earl Bathurs,
to the Lord Mayor : and III the eve
ming the Extraordinary Gazette,
containing the particulars, was pub
iishcd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

Hrf. s. The city of Paris iJleco. nmend.s
to the generosity of the high Allied Power.
Done At Paris, Slst of March, At o'cIoct =
the morning (Signed) ="
Col. CKLOFF. Aiddecamp Of his Ms;e,,,
the Emperor Of all the Russias. S
Col. Cosnt PAAR, Aiddecamp Gen. Of Mr..
shal Prince Schwmtzenburg.
Col BAKOY .FABRIER, attached 10 N.
Etat-Mal. OF his Ezce.l-ucy the Msr.h.I
Doke of ksgusa. '""
Col DENYS. LIST Aiddecsmp Of his Fye,v n.
Marshal Duke Of Raguss. "e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

cOIH CdSHeTcuSN, containing the
./ollouving
CAPfTULATION OF PARIS.
The four hours armistice which has been
agreed upon for the purpose Of treating Of
the conditions relative 10 the occupation Of
the city Of Paris, aud to the retreat Of
the French corps therein, having led to an
arrangement to that effect, the undersigned,
after being duly authorised by the respec-
tive Commanders of the opposed forces.
have adjusted and signed the following ar
,icles: a
.drs l. The corps ofihe Msrshsls Dukes
of ireviso and Ragusa shall evacuate the
city OF Paris on the 3lst OF March, a. z
O'clock III the morning
.drf 2. they shall take with them, all
the appnrtenances OF their corps d'atmse
.hrt Hostili'ies shall not re commence
until two hours after the evacuation Of the
city, that is 10 say, on the 3 Isl OF March, at
9 O'Clock IN the morning.
Art.4 All the arseaals, military es-
Establishments, workshops and magazines S,
shall be let, in the Same state tina, they were
previous to the present capitala,ioh being
proposed.
Au The national or city guard is en-
tnsl, separated from the troops OF the line
lt is eiihe to be KEEP, on foot, or disarmed
or dishanted according to the Interior dis
positions oftae Allied Powers
.ars s. The corps oil the municipal gen
dimeIie shall, in every respect share thu
iste OF The national guard
.f't z. ibe wounded and stragglers re-
meinine in Paris after O'Clock, shall be
prisoners oil war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
LONDON, APRIL O,
LONDON, APRIL g.
is a c0Py g a d,spateb fseeived
fran bis E1ceileaey Lord giscomt CATH
cart, adatelssts I>d Caaltslagh
PAsis, MAacH 81.
nv Lord. ~

80 PAais, MARcH II.
My Lord, ~,
The Emperor jAIexafder With the
King of Pruflia, marched into PARIS this
morninawheret they were received By all
ranks ~ the population with the warmest
acclydations. The winaews of the best
hoNes were filed by well drefed per-
SINS waving white handk rchiefs and
o'aPplng their hands the populacc inter-
mixed with many of hyperion clafs,
were in the itreets, prelIing forward 70
lee the Emperor, and to cndcavour 10
touch his horfe. The general cry " as !,
"Vive PEmpereur Alexandra !"--" Vive
notre Liberatur !'--" VWe lie Roi de
PruAe II
Very many perfons appeared with white
cockades, and there was confid rabe
cry Of /" Viue Lonis YYlIL :! /" Yivs ks
ombons .i.f' gradually increased.
Their Imperial & Royal Maielties pro.
ceeded to Champs Elytecs, where a great
part of the army pahed in review before
them. and, as usual, in the most exact or
der. His Imperial Majesty is lodged in
the House OF M. Talieyrand, Prince Of
Bencventc
1t is impoffible to -defcribe the fceres
oithis day in the compafs of difpatch ;
the most ftriking we're. the matte nal guard
in their uniform aud armed, clearing the
avenues tor the troops ofihe Allies paAing
through. in all the pomp of military pa
rade, the day after fevere action the
people OF Paris, whose political ientimen,s
have at all TIRES been manileited by the
frengest indication, unanimous in their
cry for peace, and change of dynalfy,
enjoying the spectacle of the entry into
the capital of France of an invading army.
as blsiling and deiiverance rope
placed round the neck of the itatue oil
Napoleon, on the Colonpe de- Ia Grand
Armee, and the people amused with pul
ling it, and crying a bas islyan !"
Much was faid in the crowd OF their
with for the reifora,ion of anicable rela
tions with Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
lets of the Provisional Government

APRIL 2-4-s.
The first orders, that all obstacles 20 :"s
j etuvn OF the Pope 10 his own teff"".ei
shall be removed instsntly and thar :"
honoss shall be paid him on his journeys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
just Published.
New Publications.

cfust ReceiOsd and For Sale al this Office,
G PEEcHES of the Right Honorable Henry
~ Grattan, with predatory observations; the
whole comprising brief review of the most i'm.
portant historical events in the History ofIre-
land. - ~ -,
Cottage Sketches, or Active Retirement. bv.
the author OF the "Antidote TO the Miseries of
Human Life"
Experiments on the Principle of Life. and
particularly on the principle of the Motion of
the Heart, and on the seat of this principle; in.
cluoIng the report made TO the first class Of the
Institute, upon the experiments relative to the
motions of the heat, by NJ. LIE Gallois. M. ID. p.
Thu, Life of Lord Nelson, by Robert southey.
Representation of the Brilliant Victory at
chieyed by Commodore o. II Perry, over the
british Fleet on Lake Erie, Commanded by Cap.
tain Barclay.
Also ~
fihe Poems of Allan Ramsay, with the life Of
the Author, and his Collection of Scots Pro
verbs in 9 volumes.
Nos. 1, 2. 8, A, ofthe 18th volume, Christian
Observation-Disclosures will please call for their
numbers.
! Perpetual Almanacks, on new plan.
Lady's and Genttcman's Pocket Alman.cks
for the year 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
10 the Public.

THE General Annual Meeting of the men,
bers otthe BrpLE SocIEiy OF vIacINIA, is
appointed at the Capitol in, the City OF Rich
Inond, on the first Tuesday iu April next; al
which time and place their punctual attendance
is urgently request d. With permission, the
meeting will be held in the iial. of the House Of
Delegates. The Rev'd. Robert Semple Is
requestedto Commence with IN introductory
e<hortation; the Rev'd. John D Blair, to con-
time, the sers ice of the day with prayer; and
the Hev'd. John II, Rice TO conclude with y
sermon appropriate 10 the occasion iinmedi>
aiely after which, the annual Report ofthe
Managers will be pablickly read by the Re-
coreing secretary.---All persnas who may
choose To ne present are respectable invited 70
attend - (By order nf the Nanageysj
JOHN ". ri T.,
Corresponding SECRETARY.
WIN MgNFORD,
Recording Secretary
SAM'L. GREENHOW, Treasurer.
Richmond, Feb as t.ahA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

AT Chancery District Court held in WAl;
amsbarg, the tenth day OF April. 1913,
Lucy Clements, and William Lewis. Lat.ne
Clements. an infant, by the said Lucy Glen.
ents his mother and next FREUD, Pns.
AoAiNsr ~ ~. S
Francis Smith and James n. Burwcll, Defs.
THIS suit abates as to the defendant Bur.
well by his death, and ON the motion of the
plaintiffs, Try their counsel, leave is given them
to he q bill of reyivor against John r. +. Cor.
bin, administrator and devisee Of the said James
ID. Burwell, deed. and Baron Burweil. Thsmas
Emerson, and Rachael his Wife, and Edwin.
James, and Nancy Burweii, children. and ne ira
OF James Burwell decd and process awarded
against the said defendants, returnable here
&c. and william hall is appointed Gaard;af, 10
Edwin, James and Nancy Burwell the infants
defendants, to defend them i'm this siiit--And
.he defendants Thomas Emerson, and Rachel
ms Wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act of AS
sembiy and the rules of this Court, and it an
pearing to the satisfaction os the Court. that
they are not iuhabitsats ofthis Commonwealth
-on the notion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day ofthe next term.
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inherited in the
Virginia rgus, published in the City of Rich.
mond, tor two months successively and posted
at the front door of the former Capitol in this
City. =
A Copy-Teste,
January %. w4v.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

NOllCc.
RY virtue of two deeds Of trust, one exec,,-
~ ted by Cole Digges & Mary II. Digges, his
wife, to secure debt due to iexander Stuart.
and the other executed by said Cole Digges and
wife, to secure David Bullock, WILLIE SoLp.
70 the highest bidder, at he front deor of the
Eagle tavern, in this city. on the TWEEN. ourth
day of MARCH, next, the following
SLAVES, TO WIT:
Harry, Abram. ESSEX, Decker, Peter, Isaac.
Jack, Prissy, Sail, Sarah, Venus, Grace and
Frances, with their increase Also the remain.
der OF the LANDS of the said Digges, in The
county OF Warwick, not heretofore sold,f aud
which were conveyed siy the first mentioned
deed OF trust, to secure Alexander Stuart
ALSO. THE HOUSE AND LOT,
on sAockG Hill, in the city of Richmond, now
occupied by Mr.. Henry s Shore or such part
OF the said slaves and other property, as may be
sufficient to discharge the remainder of d bit
due to Alexander Stuart, with interest tn, reon
and the expense of this sale.
WILLIAM WRIT, ,
wtds sAMUEE. GREENHOW, f'hs'ees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

NAVAL. SONG.

THIS life ,bovs, Mt bests Tut rough sort of trip.
AID we've ,hiag hut hoaor to lose;
80, us better, dye see. ere give up the ship,
Like Lawrence to finish life's srnise.
For f,ncy we'll I'll meet ut DAVIS avain,
As juviai N Ger We met here.
Then what do we value the scott an the free,
That from France and from Engtand's self starts,
ihey may count us their huks ill they tir'd dy
see,
And we'll count them as many true hearts.
That can st'ck to their moorings through fc's
fnulest squalls,
Aud still lace the world Ms il goes
Sothe nnnies wen baulk who dare think we'll de.
seend,
Our rights on the seas 10 forcgo-
we have bipuit and gros Tor true hearted friend,
ANA , = merry three cheers r.. for a foe:
they please,
Buta salor's sailor, boys, still.
Then let the cold heart in its own baseness freeze.
80 ihs THINKS We u be shy on the waves
Shall we skulk boys, aud hunt out by " avs through
Like cowardly rovers and siayesl
Away with such gable and nonsense. say L.
While we've Yankee colours to show.
We dontknown the eount Of his ships who's our Toe.
And, what IS yet more, we sIon't care
For ourselves, to the very hearts core lads we know
And so, come foul weather or fair,
IA Tor sctting top gailants and booming a.
And well turn by for none as we 20.
Then, huzza for free trade, aud cur right Ms we be-
lis within that We like more and more -
Aud sailors must have out their whims dive sec
whether II htins or i'geing shore
90, huzza! for free Trade, and for colours
msat high.
No skuiking or quihbl;ng for me.
. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

re. a.. 60
The Mirror of the Craces. or the Ere,;sh
=, Ladys Costume. by = Lady Of distinction.
The poeticat Work, OF Lord Byron. com.
y prisins Poems original and translated.
and English Barrels and Scotch Rev;ew.rs
Rose and Emily. or Skrtrh.. of Vii -.
< Mrs. ROBBERS ,nthorsss - 49, -
come for Ch;,,,rsn % = :. - e'eA-
rsi;c,,s ;. - ~
,aai,S..s -. r $3.50, :, UT INC VISION OF NAN
~1n " SevrSe ROVER, ansnor OF the
n, " anoertng rnnaetnroP'st.
Inc oiege OF Rochelle. or the Christian He
rome. Novel 6y Madame De Gvnlis.
MORAL ora. Tales. oy NJ. Marmontei, embeilished
Angelique and valcour. aud Byzantine, two e
legant Novels, by the Authorizes of I" Albinia
or the Young Mother,.' &c. =
The Hero of the Lake, or the Victory of Com.
:, modore Perry, Poem-by James Fennell
Geographic Of James Lawrence Eso ,,ts ~.
{ tain in the Navy of the United States .toSetk.
er with collection Of the most intercst;nu
papers, relativeto the action between tie
= Chesapeake and Shannon, and the death a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
Twenty Dollars Reward

hNAWAy, las am informed, few day.
n before Christmas lastl IRON free mulatto
man BY the name Of Paterson, who hired her
the las' year. negro woman named MARIA
MibDiErON, belonging tome, SHE is stout.
iuii bodied woman with large eyes, and re.
msrkable for deep dimples in her cheeks
Her countenance is pleasing when she smiles.
anc one Of her fore teeth is out She common
" wears handkerchief on her head like tur
BAN will give the above reward, and pay
all Reasonable expenses to any person who viii
aeiiser her TO me in this city, or ten dollars for
securing her SO that get her again.
~ ~ WM. MUNFORB. +
Richmond. January 81, 1914. Ctfl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
MIR. Newell Walton.

SiR,-AS you are not a resident of this state
De pleased to take notice that shall, on Thurs.
day the seventeen,h day Of March next, proceed
to take the deposition Of John Voolfolk of Spot
syivana county, at his house, in order to per-
petuate his Testimony, in a certain matter be
tween me. as executor of Augustine voolfolk,
deceased, relative to a negro man slave by the
narae OF Tom Hacket, who was deposited in
your possession by my testator.
am, yours, respectfully,
Jos VOOLFOLK, Ex,or of
AUGUSTINE VOOLFOLK,
January II, 1914. (wdD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

Mr.. Patrick. in his chart Of ten numerals in
two hundred languages, adds the 70 lowing OBJ
servations -" Melancholy is the fact, that if
the population OF Christian Europe be 13Omil-
lions that OF Christian America be 90; that
ct Christian Africs 5; and Of Christian Asia and
Tar,ary 10 the total is merely 2I3 ;-While
Pagan China, Japan, Cochin China, and CHI
nese Tartary, boasts OF 400, 000, 600 of souls
India OF i0O,00o,000 hea,hens; and Siam, Ava,
Aracan, Asam, and Nepaul, of an additional
50,000,OOO" ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

THE Parties interested will take notice. that
have appointed Monday HE 23d May next, to
carry the foregon 6 order into effect, when they
will please attend &C the Swami Tavern, in this
cit, between the hours OF 9 and O'Clock, with
'tlieiN books and papers prepared for compile
ance withthe said order : - u
JOIN NICHOLSON, M. C.
Commissioners Office, Rich-l
nono. February 90, 1874 2sM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
Two Tracts of Land,
Samuel G. adams,

A Is NOW RECEIVING s-
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogsaead Knob Locks,
Do. Files, e.Yt ~
Do. longs, shovels and Pokers,
Do. saddlery assorted,
1 DO. Tea Kettles, ~
Hinges, &c.
do. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
16 Baltimore Ploughs,
IL Doz. Saddle Trees, ~
ALSO ON HAND,
good assortment O; Hardware, Tronmonpery
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Betting Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.-Which are Of
fered tor sale, on moderate terms.
: Dec 10. If. {
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

virtue of deed oftust executed the $50
- April, 1911, by Charles Hopkins. for the
purpose OF securing TO Neil MCouI, the pay
Inent OF certain sums therein mentioned, will
be sold to the highest bidder, FOR ready money /,
at 1oochland courthouse, on Monday the 2is,
March next, being court day, certain
TRhtT or LAND.
Lying in the sad county, containing one Lun,
dred and eight acres AVID one halt, adjoining the
lands OF Robert Redford. Francis Roystcr, VIM.
Johnson, sam'i Cragwll and Joseph woodson.
by one or more of
TIE TRUSTEES.
February. 1914 fds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05
Notice.,

THE Collector Of the Revenue &c. the 18th
District ofvirginia, or bis Deputy, the sub
seriber, will attend At the different Courts for
Amherst; Nelson. Fluvanna. and Alternate in
January and February. to receive Entries oi
Carriages under the law of Congress, of July
24th' 1913. which all owners Of Carriages will
OF course examine 8, 70 : (. -
TiiOS. }. RANDOLPH,
Deputy Collector, for the 18th
district Of Virginia.
Shadeweif Mills. in Albemarle. )
Dec. 26h. 1919 IT, t.-...
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-05

RY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust catered into by
y Samuel Foster, late ofEssex county, to Sc.
cure the payment of certain sums of money to
iaiiaierro Hunter, WILL Re SOLD, ON the
18th day Of March. 1914. (if fair, ifnot the next
Isir day) at the mansion house upon the tremi-
ses. Tor ready money. SO much Of
Two Tracts of Land,
lying IN South farnham parish & Essex conn.
~, one tract containing three hundr ed & TWEEN
ty nine acres and half acre be the same more
or less, and one other tenement and tract con-
tai'ing twenty seven acres and one fourth oe an
acre (which said tracts of land were conveyed
to the said Hunter by John H. Beale and were
sold and conveyed by the said Hunter & wife
10 the said Samuel Foster by deed bearing date
the LIST day OF january, 1917 as shall be saffi.
clent to pay. and satisfy the charges attending
the execution OF this trust, as we'll those here.
tofore as any hereafter accruing, and also what.
ever balanc- may be due and unpaid o, the last
instaiment of the debts mentioned in said deed
TIL. c. HOUMES. Trustee.
Dec. 81, 1873. tbs.