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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
SoUTH-AAiERICA.

Kingston, Jam } .N5v.2.
BY passenger arrived on Tuesday from Cur
sc0'' III The For,unatus, we have received a cir
cuniitan 'ai detal of the actual Situation of yene
4uee,WhiSp IS certainly any thing than being fayc.
Iso'c 20 ,he cause OF the .'iem sIiIiirer Of the
Mstnrin, Guyria and all the Savasuahs of ca.
mana and BSrcelona, are in the entire possession
OF ne independents, and 1t is presumed oil rood
GROUNDS, uiat the Island OF M lI,taretta has like
WISE dissolved the unnatural connection.
IN the West of Venezuela, Gen. Urdan;a, at
ue he',i oil an army from New Grenada has pos-
sessea himself OF the provinces OF Merida, Trux-
i'lo, anu safnas, after 3 most brilliant career,
S , mating ma decisive action, fought at Pas
Fiedras, IN VIII ch battle the spanish Gen. Cal
s",ta was Killed. spirit of discomfort prevails
III Cora, Maraycabo and even RIO de la IIache.
Al Anler.can vessel, with 1890 barrels of
no VI, left Curacao days aso for Carthagena
trough me SAME channel we are made &C.
WIN AN insufrecton in Quito, the natural
esu,' oi '''e battle fought in Papeyan, aad sue
osss Oh ne independent B,lenos- Ayerians atI,ima
whose capital WAS known to be lhreatened. and
must, by ,his time, have Fallen.
hdi 10 The above the news by the Diana. f,or,
~ orleans. We know 1t certainly relates 10 the
expedlton of the patriot General Aivar, = de r.
eup' VINO was IN The peighborhood af Vera Cruz.
VIII @IVOO Americans, and 600O stand of arms,
lars. ~"o'VOV 0Oi-
We have at length intelligence direct from, C..
neral aoaya AT Mexico. This brave Mex,can
w''ose sang J''id and courage were equally re.
during The INVASION, after having eyne.
=, some cSriirariety, landed at last on In.
AC'l SOL, where he was received With tba
"ceia1ationS OF the people, and his cal,,nn;a,ors
arrested by order of the government rbe s,.
S'e'ne congress OF the Republic has entrusted
nj ,
~ repair to The North. ~ ''''''-
- me oPan'artS lately landed in Mexico o5ooof
tue -'''ious expedition TO the Spanish Main. Tba
government OF Fernando wished tni e,nr,o,, ~;
'e''''oroe'neht 20 free The communicationbetween
and other ponts-rhe insurpent
Tehefai drew them INTO the interior and k;ll.i
oI0o ~ one action a column of 200 men. WIZ
'.i.,iE arms and baggage, joined the Independent
rest fell back or 2eapo, where thew
arrived =, reduced almost to nothmg.
General Amaya has sent us COPY ortbeSI.x;.
can constitution, ofwhieh we win eve am moi,
ss IN tuture number
LIT robertson, who accompanied Ger. Aua,,o ?,
- 4HeSlco' and was on his way with nm Ia afta3J
slie 'iexican Congress, VIII IS on the 10Th Jul-
nom aerusco, Give or six leagues from The GO
OF -heAico)-" Wehave lust received ihe.ag,ees.
pie news that the Parrots have con,nletelv hsat.
Peubla.'' VIC Fi''i'oe Oh
An aPpellatiOn bestowed on Ferdinand VII.
N q London paper, -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES r :, 81 y
Mr.. Lare. Pres,,len,

- af'~i y At4a9s
Mr.. LaIe, President.
After a commUmca, 100. IN the name oF H.
KING, by the Keeper of the seals. Ia, he N1,rI,o,s
geometry Secretary OF Legation to the Cneyaljer
de Lt l.Izerne, at la'l,lphm, and the latin
y9fishsd ('Tfigner who proposed the O. e.. es AN,
S~efed by Mr. Jefferson IN hiseo es on Virginia.
STATING the necessity of Expressive measures AM,
a"kafdly betrpns tie fears OF a D,nasiy. whose
authority y not funded OF the free chace and
on t'ie affection of the ople, Count Portals read
ne following brcjet of ttelaw
Inns by tie grace Of God &c.
we nave ord4ned and hereby ordatn, that the
Pryetof i,w,the tenor pfwhchis annexed shalt
&c presented our name 90 IN; chamber of Der,,,-
les from the Departments, by our Keeuer of H..
seals, Peer Of France, and by Count Portal
'jounc Tor IN Our Council of State. whom we
ci"FBe with exposing The motives and ma,nt, -.
'ng Tire discussion oft.
AT. l Shall be deemed sedi,ious. all cries
u dsc'urses uttered 10 public places. or IN MA
ces destined 10 b5b.tuai meetings OF cIfizeus-slt
printed productions, all productions not py;nte,l
, ou. sllck up, OF s0ld, or distributed or prepared
Which may contain the threat of an a,;smpt
upon u'e LIE against the person or authority of
OF tie royal family
Winch may contain abuse or calnmnies ao-ains,
me KING and the members ofhis family
Wh,ch may excite the people TO take ND arms
ga'nst The royal au,horty-to d.sobey the con.
'ntu'ionsi charter and the laws-to DENY tho su-
hority Of the magistrates or the Agents og GOV.
eminent legally esiablshed--,o disturb die pmb.
nc peace by acts Of violence committed ON tbe
'ersons or on he property Of citizens.
By winch The name Ofan Usurper. or Of an r..
lNidual christianity may be nvokcd-by which
ne people may De invited either dircctiv or N.
iirecty 10 the overthrow of the eovernnen,---
'F to change oforder in therght of succession
% the throne
Ar ~; ~ The disooqrseso or writings mentioned
u the hrst paragraph OF the prccel,np article
Nhether they contain indirect provocat,ons To ~
"teinpts, crimes or misdcmesnors stated IN lie
Ttcle sioresad-whether they wicferllv an.
nounce that attempts, crimes and mrsisnegnor.
y TINS nature have been commltta i DROUGHT IN 10
oo'nmitted-whether they MANIFEST ava intention a
committing them, are equally declared Sc Ition4
Art. 3. shall be guilty Of seditious actq' ali
PERSONS who may spread and encourage. eithc
ears respecting the nvoability of propertg de-.
dominated national--or rdmors ola pretended re-
establishment oftyt.scs and Of ieudsl richts-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16

some sullenness AID disappointment at the pre-
sent state Of affairs, bnt they always experience
personal civity and attention, and in many in-
stances great hospitality, and even kindness; but
those whose blllets have conducted them to the
houses of dukes, marqueses, and counts, of the
ancient regime, are received with an affected an.
pearance of contempt and an air of mortified ma
tional vanity, which they at least have no preten-
tons to feel, since in the achievements on which
that vanity was founded they have no share what.
soever SDIhe solitary Instance in which they G.
vince any national feeling, any motives of patri-
ot'sm, is forsooth, in their insrattude to their
benetactors-in their base and unwarranted s,ls-
plcions OF those to whom they owe their rcs,ora-
ton To rob, imprison, persesute, and murder
those OF their countrymen who protected France
against her invaders they think would be jus,ies,
but to restore to the right owners the provinces
or the monuments, which the exertions ofothers
had obtained for France, they with equal irnpu-
dence and folly consider as injurious for them
They say, that &c depths renSveMeat eies eseVaur
ie Ifot pris IL niords aHr dents"
Abuse OF Wellington is the grand ton, at court.
and II rumor says true, Wellington himself has
acknowledged, that ifhe has driven away capa-
city and ambition he has not yet placed eood filth
or honest principles OH the throne of France
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DOMESTIC.
THE CREEK INDIANS.
:" TIE stolm is b5o,On ovey,,


!" nave learned, from a source which
a !, OF no doubt ol. the subject. that
inc commissioners had .nearlv. finished
| running tie boundary line nthe Greek ma
t.oh' aSreea5ly to 60 the treaty made nv
Uei. 'acsson, without any mter;upta,n
ana that before this time II has been cnro-
Pieted' and the commissioners are on Their
way home. - '" '''0i'
Lieut. Harney, late Of the 99fh infantry
returned here from the nation ON T,ni.dsy
last ne remained with the conrn;ss;on.
efs until they had nearly zone throrot,
their iabors, aud all aDprebeSsions ~ -, !.
ger bad subsidized. He states. thst fo~
considerable time, many nersons ev,ect.J
resistance from the Indians hyt -. 49,
ever attempted. II was not tr,e tbat :, I. ~aS
number Of Indians had e.nbod;sd In i..Se
t'e news as had been reported. A few of
w o'iieIs' however, did express consi,le-
49, 49, dissatisfaction at losing so much Of
men, country but they did not even On "a
lar as 70 threaten a resistance to the nm
nhInS o. the boundary line. It was. ney.
hdFs' contemplate remnant OF what arc
.er'ned the . war party, . wh5 cave r;es
!" !ie feport, g Ola large number being en-
ais.' WIN view Of proftine bv
alarming tie frontier settlements. y
Although no serious difficulties were -
nave Deen apprehendcd, updsr the wofs. ~
events, yet ne feel considerably erati7ei
ourselves, and congratulate Our fello,v
they arc. . WISE ''ian
Fort Williams. re nnder,s,.d H..
been burnt, and not fort .hcksog ~ , 10y
sgi',,tcl'; it was done by our men bos
W ,'. ~ accident or design we Do nof
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L yrs declared, that there rnisht r rse,;vel =,
Payment Of su6sefiptons 10 lhe ioSn' such ne,
susy Noits as were actually lsset before the oass
ing OF che act, and which wei msds by law q
charge on the sinking, fG.s, And tie pnynea,
OF the interest. and ille reinbursefnept, or the
the sinking fund.
g. II was declSred, tilSt sny holder ceany Trea
s''ry Notes issued, or authorised To. &c issued.
under any law previously passed, might convert
them into certificates Of funded debt, bearing IN
terest at SIX per cent pee anntIm.
z. And twas declared, that it should be law
,ui for the Secretary of the Treasury 90 cause to
be paid the interest upon the Treasury Notes,
which have become due and remain unpaid, as
wen with respect 10 the time elapsed before they
became due, as with respect to the time that shall
eiapse after they become due; and until funds
shall be assigned for The payment of the said
| treasury Notes, and notice thereof shall be
given.
The progress of e penditure, and of revenue,
Tor the entire period Of war, is thus developed ;
and independent of the balance of the appropria.
! tons Tor the year 1914, which is transferred to
| the accounts for the year 1915, the subject may
be reduced 10 the following general abstract.
Ihe aaireceihts efhe Treasury
In 1872 they amounted 70 lie sum
- = Of 22,639Os2 76
trom Loans 10,0U2,AOO
From Treasury Notes 1886, 500
I'm 1913 they amounted to the sum
of 4o,s24s44 s5
From Revenue 14SAO,7Oo e5
From Loans 2O,Oe9635
From TreasuryNotss 6,O94, $50
IN 1917 they amounted to the sum
r.o,,, nj Of -, -. Sas7G,4a2 25
From Loans 5000 sac
From Treasury Notes q, 81, 280
The aggregate amount OF the re-
cep into the Treasury for the
three years ofwar ben,; the sum
OF e8,oo2,Sos 90
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Leaving de6etfor the service of
1914, after absorbing all the
cash OF tie treasury amounting
~. 70 we sum OF 1870, 5s5 81
to provide an additional sum for the eont,negen,.,e
q ne year and TO .ccelerate the fiscal II, measure
winch were essential to The prosecution of tbe
war, ~ 1918, the interpretation Of the legislature
was deemed indispensable. The pin OF finance
which was predcated upon the theort ofdefrav.
ing the extraordinary eZVences OF tie war iy s,tS
cessive loans, had already become inopet,t;ve
HE product OF the revenues had ceased IN f,r
nish an amount equal TO the expenditure Of die
former peace establishment, with an add,tion If
the interest upon the debt contracted on account
OF war. And the sudden Suspension If snec.e
payments are The principal banks established iu
ne different states (however il may be excused
oflus'iiied by the apparent necessity Of thecase)
bad exposed the government, a. well "a nr,,r,.I
citizens, TO all the Inconvenience of variable
currency, devoid alike ofnaticnsl AUTHORITY. and
ofnational circulation. The treasury could no
longer iransierits funds from place TO place snd
u became, Of course, impractcable 20 mainia,n
the accustomed punctual,ty in the payment Of
che public engagements.
Under these circumstances, the congress- we
convened BY the special call Of the Pre- ,ler, n
September, 1914; when the citizens Of ever,, 49,
cupation and pursuit, seemed eager 10 second
the legislative efforts 60 replensh an exhausted
treasury and to renovate the public credit. Com
merce continued TO contrbut, perhaps, TO the
See the act Of the 9TH of March 1914 no
vol. S76) "
see tie act of 24tb Of March, 1914 no vol,
Seethe annual report oftho the Secretary ~
me Treasury, dated Sept. 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16
NasIeals UEig
Pasrrssuss.N Nov. %

iSHUF9, Nov. 81
e., we earn ~ gentleman Of verae;tv Io..,
~ ~, ,.'''i nat 'he British government ma
5,ete IL 49,, srPea'ers 70 Nrgs,on to cos
ehat carpenters cane up to me I,is D9,.fo; shd
~ Wy since 70 finish larre vessel 30. .so's
,osS inc Feaes' whehit is gaid viii e. g.5un Se,
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100000
3,5oo,o0O
4,27o,0oo


Leaving deficit for which il was pro-
posed TO provide, 1st by part of
the balance in the Treasury, 8. Cd by
loans and treasury notes, amounting
to. 3o,9sOOOO
For the deficit thus approaching the sum of
Sl,ooo,oOo dollars, the onlyProvision made during
the session which commenced in December 1913.
rested again upon the public credit.
L. An authority was given to issue treasury
notes tor sum not exceeding 100000 of dol.
lars absolutely ; with . provisional authority 10
issue an additional sum of 100000 of dollars,
to be deemed and held to be par Of any loan
which might be authorised during the session
The notes were to bear interest at the rate of
5 2-5 dollars per cent per annum to be rem-
bursed at such places respectively, az should be
expressed on the face ofthem, one year after the
day on which they should be issued to be re
Sevaole IN payment of all duties and taxes Lard
by the u States, and all public lands sold BIZ their
authority and the payment of the interest, and
the redempti>- or purchase of these notes. were
charged, like the Funded Debt, upon the Sinking
Fund. (a)
And AN authority was given to raise By loan
sum not exceeding 25O00,000 of dollars and
10 crease stock for the amount, reimbursable at
Ter the expiration of twelve years from the last
day of December 1914. Neither the rate of the
interest, nor the price of the stock was limited ;
and the payment of the interest, and the redemp
lion, or purchase of the stock, are chargeabIe on
the Sinking Fund. (5)
The embarrassmtnts of the Treasury after the
adjournment of congress in the ear 1914, became
extreme. 1t appears (c) that the disbursements
during the first halfof that year, had amounted
TO the sum of le, 693,7Sl dollars q cents,
For the civil, diplomatic and mis-
CO lane us eXpelces, 1,444,O62 60
For the military department, 112IO,23S
For the naval department, 4OI2199 go
For the public debt, 3,O26. $50 N
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And It was sstima-

And it was sstima-
ted that there
would be receiy-
ed from the
some sources of
revenue (includ-
ing loans and
treasury notes to
the amount of
1890, dolls. J
duringth other
halfot the same
year, the sum of
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l0o,017,557 Is
CTo BE- Continued
+ o II Ell N.
FRENCH sEDITIoN LAW.

Translated from the Journal General dc France
received at the Compiler Office.
PANS Oct Is
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And the balance ofthe appropria-
tons for the same objects ofex-
penditure required during the
other halfof the same year was
stated at the sum of 2
But the actual receipts into the
Treasury during the first halfof
the year 1914, had amounted to
19,219,946 dollars, 80 cents
proceeding,
From the customs 4,1S2,0eS IS
From the sale of
public lands I'm
GLIDING those in
the Mississippi
territory, the
proceeds of
which are paya-
bic to the stale
of Georgia. 54o.o65 So
From the internal
duties and direct
tax 2,1s9,27a 40
From postage and
incidental receipts 1e6,744
From loans 9,679,676
From treasury notes 2,462,0OO
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To this amount
add the balance
of the cash in
the Treasury on
the LIST Of July,
1914
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q
4,722.693 90

And the estimated aggregate Of
the funds TO meet che demands
on the Treasury 60 tie close Of
uit year 1914 was the sum of
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Leaving deficit for the service of
1914, after absorbing all the
cash of tie treasury amounting
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The aggregate amount of the re-
celps nto the Treasury for the
tIree years fwar being the sum
OF esoO2, 500 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11
IlaflIingI

From sl06p Borealis, from New-Y orl;
ND for sale BY the subscribers--
10 pipes real { ognac brand
.idaas, Herbert and Go,
& October 10
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Mr.FRoherts presented the petition q
Ice. g. Morgan, attorney IN fact for 4a-
iverio Nandi, late charge des Aifaires Al
ITnpoii stating that difficulties had a.
ls;sen which prevented the settlement o.
sa;d NanSii's accounts, and praying the
IaIicers Of The government be authorised
|to settle and discharge the same; vhici
Inetition was referred to select corn,
Emittee. consisting IF Messrs Roberts
Stanford and norsey.
MI. Hunter presented tile petition d
Jacob Babbett, merchant, of Bcistol, X
Ii. praying the remission of certain dp
lies seenred to be paid to the Unites
ssates on large quantity Of sugar.
Isyhich was totally destroyed by the I'M
lsrecedented STERN on the 95d Septembe'
Ilsst.-Rsferred to Messrs. Hunter, Bib
land Howell.
Thursday. Dec. 8.
Al memorial VAS received from the
I',esislatareef The mississippi territory
+ raying for anextension OF the time q
laaylnent for certain pu6lic lands which
Fas referred to Messrs. Brown, Nor
IFom. Chase, 'iait and Barbour.
The bill from the house autherisint
Inc President to lease The new Bsildin:
| a Canitol Hill for the accommodation
Isf congress, was read three times and
passed.
Two other members appeared, viz
From Chic, Mr.. Morrow; frmn Connec
|ticut, Mr.. Dana.
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Just Received

~ uoI ANCNNA ' Va
.ana for safe By N. KE EsN.E,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
40 crates Queens Ware,
so boxes Hayanna Sugar,
600 boxes Aiuscatel and Bloom Ran
sonss
so barrels prime Apples.
dec Z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11
I olnloun Land for Sale

|GsEX hundred acres are offered forsalp
i lying on large stream, calles'
Broad Run in the county Of Loudoun
|tireinia. The ssil 1T this tract is Of ar
excellent qHality. and well adapted u
|es ety resnect to farming. Plaster ope.
rates with the best effect npon It. Ihii
land lies near fhe main road leading frnn
.cesbury to Georgetown and Alexandria,
about SIS niles from these towns. z
contemplated paved road from the for
ser 10 tie latter places, viii. i,nmediaft
|ly pass it. TITS bounded for three quss'
|feIs Of mile. bs the ran above mentiDr-
Ie,l. $50 acres are in timber Of the frs
|daa.ity in kiad aud yigor. AS mar
lacre3 lie on the side Of the run and area
Tire richest quality. which would produce
Isne Indian corn aud Timothy. There
Is on the land. a furnishing apple Or
Ieaaul. The fences On this land are sc,
lnerally good.
this Tract would be divided into parts
lsf three hundred aces, it purchaser
s5sh. For terms Of sale. and for view
l8fthe land, apply to Ladwell Lee, Esq
lof LoBdouu County.
Richard FL Lee
I.ouIoun County, near Leesburg,
NV or I'm
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RICHMOND, Dec. 6.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
The tive Houses this day frtfed to
1.-The election of a senator al the Tinted
States III the room Of Mr.. Giles, (re.
Isigned.
The RI. Of d. have arpoi7tea theit
istaadiag Eommittees--and petitions are
lfsaiag in upon thsEu.
| TIE following gentlemen constitute
the Committee of Finance. w Messs.
Mercer. Stanard, Bower, Barbour, Do.
| kef. (of Cumberland,) Tyler. Archer.
Lewis (oi Campbell,) Estin, Ma:1l,
Lain. Marshall, seiden, Doddrides.
Heath (of Prince William, Tucker and
|SeaweIi.-The following, the committees
|eg Roads and Internal Navigation,
sfessrs. Lewis (of CampbeII,) Mercer
Penn. Rutherford, Gray, Tucker, Msvl''
Irwin. Eustacs, Bradley, Edie. Daee,
Wasgor,e,.. Bowers, Anderson !el Lou, y,
lisa. ) Meeaa,as. John. T. Richardson ann
Clarke fof Halifax 4.
on these two committees, hang zoe
great hopes Of Virginia, perhaps tor years
||t come. From .theis energies, ln,s'l :,
Igence and devotion to the Interests y
this Commonwealth, it depends Nna'
internal improvements shall Do uDus i. !
taken on graud scale, and Fliehee w J.
State shalt derive the funds for tiieb -,
complishment. The wishes Of sssl5
good patriot go with them.
On Tuesday MIR. Heath, OF rHess
William, presented a Petition tome -
of Delegates, praying for leave 70 =
tablish a Bank. in Inc town Of Damlrle'.
The petitioners say, they are wiling .
take the privilege on the same terms ~; y
which It has been granted to the eAr. :.
ling institutions--a bonas, we pfessa,r, .
| to the State.--Ihis opens tho Company
/ of one of the most important qpesu.o 'Is
which will come before the Less''''
.ture.
Petitions were Yesterday receives @;.
charters from the COUNTIES s., : {
Loudoun, FaiIfas, Monengalia. aus" =
hio--a bonus j. one Vi the coi's''"ai
annexed. -
The Legislature will elect to-ner'0s 4
i member of the Execptiys CouhSh'
the room Of Mr.. Reane, new III TIE u
|of Rand q Brig. General, in ito rug
Iof General Chamberlain, reslgpsu'
Resignation Of .nr Giles' i.
Among tie Doeumepts which Mo Ma
panied The governors Messafs % 20; XII Il
Gay last, IS the letter Of rssigp. Y !itss
WIN. b. Giles, Esq. ks intsrss' . ~
to = publication in the news q zPs Gam
TWENTY-FIVE years service wouM
at least this mark OF respect- ,oss &
Richmoad, .Nov. 2a, i',s
His Eyceliency
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As Basg nlll iii Land.

n Wilt. Skill. an lua6SoWe It'll
4 F.1nsN. consa;ei,ig l25 acres q
Land, e which ~ are cleared and tfi
balance is tiluber. t,n it is coaafsrt;i
HE log house. near twa exec " and nc
ser hailin@ springs, and a reach orchaft
ii CHOICE lrtit. ilnS taian lies IN th,
9iner part oi l.ontlena coallty: abont
atilss from .sldie. $ 4 from Aipsan;iris
aud within. half a ,nilt oil the great turn
ike road leading 5,uas AleSandr;a 4
Wincbesfer Nill seA this laud sow
me half Ill Tie purchase nontss vii 10
eea0ised u. spIfls aid tbe taiancein tN.
equal asraaI instruments. Artlyte Col
.1ruSstead T.. SIasotf. o. 10
Robert ss,1,iSlead.
~ Nnfpnll,ar E