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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-26

CONGRESS OF VIENNA.
Extract from Minutes Of Conferences Of
the Powers who signed the Treaty OF
Paris.
Conference of May 10, 1915.
The committee appointed On the 9Th
instant, and charged to examine, whe,
Their, alter the events which have passed
since the return of Napoleon Bonaparte
20 France, andin consequence OF the do
cuments published at Paris on the decla-
ration which the powers issued against
him on the 18th March last, it would be
necessary to proceed to new deciara-
ton, presented at the sitting OF this day
the following report:
Report Of the Comamittee.
The declaration published On the 18th
March last against Napoleon Bonaparte
and his adhererts, by the powers who
signed the treaty of Paris, having, since
his return to Paris, been discussed in
various shapes by those whom he has EN-,
played for that purpose; these discus
sions having acquired great publicity
and a letter addressed by him to all the
sovereiens, as well as note addressed
by the duke OF Vicenza to the heads OF
the cabinets Of Europe, having been also
published by him with the manifest IN
tention of influencing & misleading pub
lie opinion. the committee appointed If
the sitting of the 9Th instant, was charged
to present report on these topics and
considering that in the above mentioned
publications, it has been attempted to IN
validate the declaration OF the 18th OF
March, by laying it down.
/. That the declaration, decresd a
gainst Bonaparte, at the period Of his
landing On the coast, was without appli-
cation now that he had laid bold Of the
reins of government without open resist
ance, and that this fact sufficiently prov
inc the wishes Of the nation, he had not
only re-entered into possession Of his old
rights in regard to France, but that the
question even of the legitimacy Of his &C.
vernment had ceased to be within the Ju
risdiction Of the powers:
2. That by offering to ratlfy the treaty
Of Paris, he removed every ground o
war against him:
The committee has been speciall,
charged to take into consideration
l. Whether the position of Benapart'
10 regard to the powers Of Europe ha-
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GHENT. MAY %.

GHENT, May Z3.
The king of France has finished col
Letting around him all the foreign minis
tiers who composed the diplomatic body
at Paris. Baron. Vincent, minister pie
nipatent;ary Of Austria, Baron sVa!ders-
derfr, minister of Denmark, and NJ. De
signoul, Swedish charge d'afiaiFes, have
recently arrived and had audiences OF his
majesty.
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UHhers g. Herb ut,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE now
OPENING
AT THEIR STORE,
King Street mearthe Corner Of Fnijar,
So Packages DRY Goops,
Suitable for the present and approaching
season
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that Of the republicanseal. with the supe !.
lscription, Republique Frua'caass, g . =
the rear 1872" .
The Zeitung, Of the 10Th May con
|.tains the following letter from vienna
dated the 18th May
The well know Labesnardier, . des'
ciple Of Pouches school, who LETT us ye'
sterday to return to France, has acted 9
pretty considerable part at the Congress
as French Counsellor Of State.
MIt is suspected that nearly all the
secretaries in Taileyrand's Bureau were
constantly connected with Bonaparte' as as
NEST Of them are gone back to France.
tits confidently affirmed that Bonaparte
has made fresh proposals to our court re.
specting his wife and his son, rendering
as it seems, to make the Empress regent
of France, in her sons name, IN winch
case he (Bonaparte) would renoanee !he
government, and refrain from interfering
in the affairs of France.
:. This proposal is regarded as pref
of the usurpers weakness; no notlce vas
taken of it, and since then, there seems
to be more intimate connection WIN
the use,of the Boufbons."
Since our last we have received the
Paris papers of Thursday and Fnoay.
We have given ample extracts. IN La :,
Vendee civil war has commenced, anu
there are Instructions daily in various
parts of France against Bonaparte. inc
Moniteur Of Friday postpones the hamp
de Mai indefinitely. The fortiticatlons
Of Paris are neatly completed. Bora.
parte visited them on Thursday and
Paris is described as being now impreg-
nable. The French funds are falling
however amid these cheering prospects |;
they were at Sc On Friday.
The intelligence from Italy IN the a,
bove papers is conclusive on The subject
of Murat. He has been shut up IN An,
coma with the remains Of his shattered
army, and his wife and family are on
their way to Gaeta, which is terrifying
as their last asylum. This place is very
strong: it was successfully defended "a
gainst the French several years ago, by
the brave prince of Hesse phllI,pstal.
with handful of men, and has doubt
less been selected by Murat g. his friends
on account of It's position. It is admlra-
bly calculated for colony of Corsair pr
rates. An order of the day issued from
Rome on the 9Th instant, by count Nu-
gent, TIE Austrian general, states that
Italy is overrun with soldiers who have
deserted from Marat's army, ana taken
up thesprofession Of assassin and bandit
Il. By another order OF the day these
unhappy men areinvited to enroll them
selves in the cause of their legitimate
sovereign, Ferdinand ". under the I'M,
mediate orders of the En-. ..ish Colonel
Church, who has arrived at Rome to or
yanize them. star.
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Hot Pressed Playing Car d
lust seceayca md fos safe by
John A. Stswars.
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From London Papers received at ths y
flee Of the Pubic Ledger, by the brss
Lonsfssd Cor, Capt. Blaak.

LONDON, May %.
AT length ministers have received OIL
eial dispatches from lord Burghersh, IL
which the defeat Of Murat is stated e
be complete. The following Bulletin II
was last night issued from the Foreign
Office. announcing the event:
DT1I + EyTTN $3.50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
N NOTICE r..

VHE SUBSCRIBERS in consequence Of their
n recent misfortune by fire, have determined
to discontinue for a few months their GROCE
RY BUSINESS, and to devote their attention
solely TO business 40 the COMMISSION LINE.
for which purpose they have taken the LUM.
Der HOUSE next to their Former Stand,
where they are prepared to receive Country
produce on Storage.
They take this opportunity TO inform their
Creditors that they may be under no apprehen
SONS from their late disaster, but to call as
heretofore and as heretofore they will not
be diappointed.
They indulge the hope that the knowledge
OF their loss, which was not inconsiderabe,
will serve as an additional motive to those in
debted TO them 20 be PUacrUkL in their pay.
ments. MATTHEW II. RICE Il co
25th February, 1916 If
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The Spaniards about N Orleans ap>
peared happy az the prospect of that place
T,s ~, io oii.iSh oomihion'
Inc riantagenet and Sophie were to
sal, tor England on the 9th of January"
Major Roberts, of the 5th w. India rect.
fell extremely i'll, from exposure to cold. and
was sent many miles down the river in a
barge. under the command of Lieutepan M
raymond. ofthe Royal Oak to the Diomede,
captain kippen, where he embarked for
tn's port, and received the most friendly
ana benevolent attention from both those
officers.
The account of the occupation of Pensa
cola. by the British forces, as previously sta
ted, appears to have been Incorrect. The
only recommendation had with that town, was
oo.a'ring a pilot for the navigation OF New
Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
I WISH TO SELL M
TRACT OF LANn

or TWO HUNDRED c, SIXTY lc7Fc
Lying within mile of James River in Pow :
an County, about seven north Of the ct,,.s-
house and 80 miles from the City of Richmop,:.
There is sufiioiency of woods well timbere,i u,
support the Plantations. three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses. presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, fur
ther description is thought unnecessary. Pos.
session. might De had Immediately, the terms
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living on
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
~ p pa. P e,o EDWARD cox.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
IN ACT

To repeal certain acts therein mentioned.
BE if enacted bt the Sesate and House ef Re.
breseHtdnUes ojrfhe United States of america in
Congress assembled, That all acts or parts of
acts, which prohibit the entrance Of the vessels
OF any foreign nation into the hsrbors or wa.
ters under the jurisdiction oftbe United States.
be and the saruo are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. .3Hdber further enacted, That the
F" Act to prohibit American vessels from pro.
ceeding to, or trading with, the enemie, OF the
United states, and for other purposes" passed
the sixth day Of July, eighteen hundred and
twelve, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Sac. 3. md be it further ena cted, That the
F." Act to prohibit the use of the licences or
passes, granted By the authority Of the govern
ment OF The united kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland" passed tho second day of August,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
AN ACT

Authorizing the purchase of the vessels capo
tured on Lake Champlain.
BE it enacted the Senate and House of Re.
PreseHtaiUes Of the United States of america il,
Congress assembled, That the President of the
United States be, and nc is hereby, authori-
rlzed to cause to be purchased the British Yess
sells which were captured on Lake Champlain
by the American squadron, on the eleventh day
OF September, in the year eighteen hundred
and fourteen and the amount of the valuation
OF such captured vessels, when duly made and
returned TO the Navy Department, shall be dis
tributed as prize money, among the captors or
their heirs.
LANGD0N CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President, pro ternpore, of the Senate
March 3, 1915.
APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON
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AN ACT
For the relief of Thomas Snr;-r


For the relief of Thomas Sprieg
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of Re
PreSeHtatiUes efthe United States Of america in
Congress assembled, That the proper account
ing officers o! the navy department be, and they
are hereby authorized and directed, TO audit
ana s4ttle the claim of Thomas Sprigg, on &C
count of the destruction OF a quantity of hempen
yarns, In the roPewalk, in the vicinity of Balti-
more, which were DESTROYED by order of Gene
RAJ Foreman, by ascertsining or causing 20 be
ascertained,th value of the yarns, in such man
neF and upon such terms as may be just and
reasonable.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted, That the
amount ofthe said valuation, when ascertain=d
as oresaid, shall b. paid 10 the said Thomas
Sprigg, out OF any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated
LANGDON CHEYES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President pro tempore of the Senate.
March 3, 1915.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
Laws Of the United State S.
lBY AUTHoRITY.l
AN ACT

For the relief OF Henry N;mmo.
BE it enacted by the Senate ard House of Re
Presentafi0es ofthe United States of Anrey,ca in
Congress assembled, That there be refunded
and paid to Henry Nimmo, of Warren, in the
state OF Rhode Island aud Providence plantati-
ons, out OF any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, the sum of seven hundred
and nifty dollars it being so much money paid
oy the said Nimmo for duties upon the impor-
tatlon OF one hundred bags of cotton, the
growth and produce of the United States.
LANGD0N CHEYES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAlI4LARD,
President pro tempore of the Senate.
February %, 1915
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
AN ACT
For the relief Of Daniel Perine.

For the relief Of Daniel Perine.
Be 10 enacted BY the Senate aad House Of Re-
PresestafiOes ofthe United States of Antetica in
Congress assembled, That the re gister and re
celver of public monies for the district of Gin
einnati shall permit Daniel Perine of the lodi
ana territory to enter & become the purchaser
at private sale ofthe south east quarter of sec
ton numbered twenty five, OF township num-
bcred SIX, in range numbered one, west, in the
Cincinnati district if, on due enquiry, the said
register and receiver shall be satisfied that the
said quarter section does not contain any salt
spring or springs valuable for the purpose Of
making salt. And the said Daniel Perne shall
be entitled to grant for the aforesaid quarter.
section on completing the payments therefor on
the terms and conditions provided for the sale
OF public land sold at private sale.
LANGDON CHEYES,
Speaker Of the House of Repre- sc ntative.
JOHN GA1LLARD,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
February "a, 1915
APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
AN ACT

AN ACT
Concerning the naval establishment.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and II use of
representatives ofthe United States Of america
an Congress- assembled, That in addition to the
sums heretofore appropriated for that purpose,
the SUM of two hundred thousand dollars be,
and the same is hereby appropriated annually,
Tor three years, towards the purchase and sup
ply OF stock of every description OF timber,
requised for ship building, and other naval pur-
poses, to be paid out of any monies in the trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated
LANGDON CHEVES,
speaker OF the House OF Representatives
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President pro tempore oil the Senate
March 5, 1915.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
a!|l SIR ALFRED ED,
ma. superior hish FLOODED Race Horse.
Sotoy the cstsJratet; imported horse !
> lR II AR

0otUy tfte cetSOrUteit iHsDOrted horees
SIR HARRY,
Wht Stand nt .Hichec,s.r's Eerr,,
On James River in Powhatan county. abor, ~
niiies above Richmond, and one from c,,n.S ~
'snd court house, aud cover Marss ~ pJWl,
collars the Leap, THIRTY dollars to ;ns,,-.
payable IN May, 1916 and rWENTy Jn,ias,'
IN. ,ne season. payable the 18th December IaiS
me season VIII end the LIST of Aurust nev,
Wares wiii WITH care be taken across H. tss-a.
"ilaout charge. With each Mare IN .sr.J'
must be sent Tor the groom. Se'i'e
S1R ALFRED ss
Is now nine years old, full five feet ON. so.
n'sn' very hand somc and powerfully made
-. pesn'iiui DARK bay, with black lers. r,ne p
tai!' IN high health and yiror has ras. as q
oniy TWO Seasons, (and that al The same stsn,,l
WIN very great success, and is iikely -
US good racers, and elegant saddle ~. s..
any morse IN this ceuatry his COTS ofi,st
spring are highly approved OF, being &c s-no,s
lorui' coiour aud bone his blood Is IN es;oou
none IN the world his pertorn,,r,cas ~. tt 20
.urt have been extraordinary and are 81, u a't
known . TO Sportsnen as to reader = deso;i IS
them now unnecessary '''' , "
JACOB MICHAUX.
Hr - WILLIAM uAXAII,.
N, %. Mares put by INSURANCE win he cn,,s;
aered IN foal if parted with before The ssass,
of loaling. INC season
March %.
~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

the other prisoners. A copy Of the CORES.
pondence between the captain of the St.
Lawrence and myselfy have here enclo.
sed as we'll as my letter to your friehds in
llavanua
Return OF killed and wounded on board the
private armed brig Chasseur, Of Balti
more, Thomas Boyle. Esq. com. in her
action with II. b. NJ schooner St. Law
renee. Lieut. James E. Gordon comman.
der, on-he Goth February, 1875.
KiLLED--Jacob Burk, Carpenter; All.
exsnder 2. White, Carpenters Mate /;
Hugh Crea, I'd Gunner Samuel M'Connel,
John Carpenter.
WOUNDED-Thomas Boyle, comman-
der. slightly Thomas Davis, seaman. SCI
vertly !; Aqualla Weaver, marine do Tho.
mas Latter, seaman, do Yankee ShAp,
pard, hey, do: Hamilton Holston, ship stew
ard, slightly Alfred Vincent, do Peter,
(black man) since dead.
TOTAL-Killed and wounded, 10.
On board The u S. firivase armed brig
Chassealr. Fec 81, 1915
In event OF Captain Boyle's becoming
prisoner of war to any British cruiser con,
slider 1t tribute justly due TO his humane
and generous treatment of myself, the other
surviving officers and crew Of II Nj. late
schr. st. Lawrence. to state, that his obi !.
g'ng attention and watchfuI solicitude to
preserve our effec's and render us comfort.
aois during the short time we were in his
possession, was such as justly entities him
to the indulgence and respect of every Bril-
tish subject. also certify that his endea
vors to render US comfortable and 10 secure
our property, were carefully seconded by
all his officers, who did their utmost to that
effect.
f. GORDON. (Lieut. and com.
OF ii. M. late schr- st. Lawrence
To the Captain or Commander
ofany British ship of war who
may Capture the Chasseur, or
whatever vessel capt. Boyle com.
mands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

NlR6iNlh
A7' Rules holden in The CLERKS once ofhe su-
ferior Couv7 Of ChaHcsry fer the Richmond
Dis~iet, tie SOm day Of January, 1915.
james NAorrisoh' Pits
against
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Iannett
has wife, and James Currie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs at law'of James Curp;e-
deceased, as well as the heirs and lepsI 20
representatives. OF William Currie. deceased
Robert Hicks Nathaniel S. -DaiIarp. and saIiy
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John UicIrs-
AN infant Son OF John Hicks, deceased. which
sad Robert, Sally, and John, arc heirs oftbe
ss'd JONI HICKS, deceased a. Kirkpatrick,
surviving executor Of David Duncan. dece.s.
ed, William G. Pendleton, Register of the
Land Office OF Virginia. and James yVslcb
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan. AIaroa.
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan and Pegs,v INN.
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun
can, deceased. n.Gs
VIE Defendants A. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel S. DalIam, and Sally his
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, siar.
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and beirs at law Of David Dun.
can, deceased, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court. and Il
by satisfactory evidence, that thew
are not inhabitants Of this Country nj 80
tered, That the said Defendants do annear h.,
on the first day OF the next term and ara,verth,.
bill Of the plaintiff and that copv of tb;s o.
der be forthwith Inserted in some nswsnsT,.,-
published IN the City of Richmond. for fwo
months successfully and posted at The front
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
eoPY-rEsrE,
WILLIAM w. HENNTNG, &C.
February - v8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
AN ACT


10 provide an additional revenue for defray-
ing the expenses ct government, and main
tanning he public credit, by laying duty
Oh gold, s.lv>r, and plated ware, and Jewel
~ and paste work. manufacture d within the
i United States
Be II endcted BY the Senate end House of Re
PTeserra''ves sfthe United Sts.es Of .9neriea in
Congress assembled, That from and sf,er the
eighteenth day of April next, there. shall be
pail upon all gold, silver and plated ware, a d
Jewe,ry and paste work, except time pieces,
which shall tberesf er be manufactured or
made Tor sale within the United States or the
territories thereof, a duty of six per cent adj
valore'n by the manufacturer thereof
Sec 9. And be IL further esaeted, That the
duty aforesaid shall be imposed, paid, collect
ed, and accounted for. in like manner, and
subject to the like provisions and penalties,
as The duties imposed by the - Act to provide
additional revenu S for detraying the expenses
OF government, and maintaining the public Gre
DIT, by laying duties on various goods wares
and merchandise, manufactured within the U.
hitedStates," passed the eighteenth day of JAM
usry, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
all the provisions of which act shall apply to
the duty hereby imposed, and to these by
whom II shall be payable, the same as if 1t
were specifically inserted nong the dutiabie
Objects enumerated in the first section thereof.
LANGDoN CHEVES,
speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President pro telnpore of the Senate.
February 81. 1915.
APPRovEp,i
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
LUST,

4 ~ the 29th December, a red Norocco
~ POCKET BOOK--Contai6inp snnJrv
Bonds and other papers, of no value -
any one but the Subscriber.--.-T bersS,I
I 10 all persons from trading for any
BOND executed to me-and those indebted
TO me by Bond are hereby forwarned against
maKiag payment TO any one but the sinh,
s0rIoer. A. WHARTON.
Gainesville. March 4th, 1915. sY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

L ICE. -
NE board of Commissioners. ,r,o;nted !,
virtue ofths act, entitled An ret s,,r.,,iss
mentary to an act entitled ar act provid me. 10.
the 'ndemnliication OF certain claimunts oF bnS
nc lands IN the Mississippi territory he,sb,r
give notice that they request from The cis;n,y,
ANS under the sad act, that written staie-
ment, sPsoltying the amount of the respectiye.
aces Q, eseh claimant, the quantity of
SStes cialrned, aud the nature and evidence and
chain OF each title, be forthwith transm;tted -
the Board. '''"''''ed %
THOMAS SWAMI.
f. S. KEY,
JOHN Law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

eighteen hundr' d and thirteen, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. Rid Be it further enacted, That all
penalties and forieitures which have been in
CURED by virtue of the acts or parts of acts
hereby repealed, shall DE recovered and dis
tributed IN like manner as if the same had con. .
tnued in full force
LANGDoN CaEvES,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
JOHN GAlLEARD,
President, pro tempore, OF the Senate.
March 5, iSi5--Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

NQtIce to Clerks of Courfs
SLERKs whose duty it is to transmit n ,be
y auditors Office copies of the sheriff.
oohJs, are earnestly requested TO be prompt in
JNo. BURFooT, A. PA.
March 25. s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
Al DALLAS.

Secretary OF the Treasury.
~. d. The Printers Of the laws of the United
states are requested 70 publish this notice three
times a week until the lst of May; and the
Commissioners OF Loans in the respective
states will, also, be pleased to give it an early
aud general circulation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
] z. GORDON, Hieut. and CO,

10 the Captain o. Commander
ofany British ship of war who
may Capture the Chasseur, or
whatever vessel capt. Boyle com.
mands.
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henrlco County, 60 wit:

I'D VIII:
w tnrs John Price hath made oath be.
lore me, a justice OF the Deac, fnr .a;j
county that az fssfRAY COW IS on his ,, Ia,a
asr,ho mess nese are to require yeu, Rob't Price.
snid van, ana John p. Price, 10 view the
sa,I estraY Cow sppTaise and particularlv de-
scribe The same, aud make certiiicsre tGer eef
according to law. Given under mn, haaI .h
2@d day of October, 1874. - ~ mana the
w. DANDRIpGE.
the CO ne apoVe named appraisers, have seen
under D ksa T, snd swallow FORK the right and
her ,a;l sh; ana crop m the lett ear, the end o
lI.i,s san "hite, supposed to be worth fifteen
o"" ais. ABOUT seven years old. Given under
our hands this s2d day of October, isl4. ''A
JOHN P. PRICE,
ROBERT PRICE.
BARTHOLOMEW MARTIN
sworn TO before me this 22d Oct. f8,A
A copy--Teste, IN no E.
Mar. 10 wH1rLoeK. C. He.
- 2tn
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March 22--Im