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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

The harbour Of Montreal now contains
about 80 square rugged vessels, which
mostly come with pretty full cargoesI The
number OF craft IS also very considerable.
Although such a number of vessels indi.
Gates great and active commencement
this is not the case: business is remafka.
oily dun, and scarcely an article meets a
ready market, at good prices. Excent not
ana pearl ashes, anf lumber, we have no
produce this season 10 make returns, and
even even tnese Will go bat wretchedly short
length to pay for such erroneous imports
as we have this year. We arc not sure
1t the exports, (fdrs exceptedl will much
more than pay for the provisions imported
from Britain to Ireland. What also rem.
drrs the prospect very uncheering, il the
ofb1ls of exchange being at a
considerable fi'en'iam that is, much
greater than it is now.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
NV Yong, July IS.

Capt Fosdick, from RiO-Janeiro, states.
that or the night Of the 9Oth of March last,
Capt. T.. Bennum, late of New Haven,
Con. and master Of the Schooner yelling
ton, was barbarOusly murdered by the
mate aud crew Of said schooner, and his
body thrown overheard in the harbor Of
Rio-Janerio, and had not been found at the
time Capt +. sailed. The above schooner
traded under English colers from Rio-Ja-
nerio to the River Plate. The crew were
Englishmcn; the mate, who
was Supposed to be the murderer, is Por-
tuguse. They we're all in prison. The
English merchants at Rio.JaneIro had sub
scribed 600 milres for the prosecution of
the mate and Srew!--.N .7dc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
RoME, April "a

After a years imprisonment, Cardinal
Maury has obtained permission to reside
at Rome, on pension of 1000 Roman
crowns. He was accused of the caDoni-
cal crime Of holding Two Bishoprics al
once, and Of having accepted that of Paris
III particular, expressly against the in
junction Of the Pope. The Cardinal is
not 70 o6iciate inpubIic any more.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
from a, H,s.ar n..-t:,.o,

l,e!ters from the Mediterranean say ex-
presSiy, on the opinion ofMr. Murray. the
Ame'iran Secretary of Legation from
SPAN. that The Spanish government will on
to war with the United States if Yves, Flo-
,lda IS nct restored sand that they have a
large Hisposable land tarce. They .hnpe
we thirk IN vain, to induce Great Britain
to furnish them with ships and money lol
the enterprize.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
oRoM Tnk YsyAr, IN. REots7EK.

M LahanaI. distinguished Frenos
gentleman (menber ofthe national instig
tute OF france, aud of the legion of honorY
remarkable for his republican principles, has
lately arrived here with his f5miiy. He has
lately purchased an estate OIL the bank OF
the Ohio, two miles above VcYay, on the
Kentucky side
III. Vairin, professor Of mathematics
has also arrived from France, with part Of
his tamily--he has purchased farm on the
river, one mile below yevay.
May happiness attend them 10 cur land
oil lberty--thelr adopted country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
BosroN. July 10

BosTos, July 1e.
"A new Governor is underrtootl to have
arrived at the HAVANA with troops, To en-
force the order from Spaia for closioo tho
port against foreign vesyei.. which tb., late
Governor found impossible or inexpe,l;.
ent To execute. The rev Governor. will
PROBABLY cume to the same conclusion If
ter a lew months residence, and after con.
ierring with the gentleman he succeeds.
w II he closesthe port. will speedily iisd
1t necessary TO open il seain "A ney M.
cessi,y as to the admission of foreigD ves-
sells is created by the exposure of Spanish
vessels to the revolutionary prWateers.
lt appears that the g Republic of Vene.
zuela," IS allowed to have Commissioners
at Iortola, and to have the ReyoIutioaarv
bulietIns published there. PERHAPS Com
nissioners also reside at other Brifish l..
lands. The RevoIutiouists seem to cor.
sider the British as not unfaymlrahl4 ia
their views and no dUubt Old Spain feels
little sore on the subject, aud it is mt.
under such oumstances, at ali Iikely
Britain and Spain will unite against the n.
mted States. ,Fhe hostile language If snai,
towards this country was in a Madrid IA.
paper IN March our accounts from Cad;z
are TO May "a, anil nothing farther had
been said, that we have heard.
A Jamaica paper lately announced some
SPANISH revolutionary successes, with
. " are Happy to learn, &C."
General BOLIVAR has been allowed 70
take the station ofFirst Officer of the Re.
public of Venezuela has called 20. a Can.
Eress, aud has established Gazette at
Marsulrita.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
From Corresbordsnt ofhe K-ebet efDe .,;er
chants Hail Booksis .lox.,r.

-, HAVANA, June 25.
There has been a number of Priyateers
on here tor several days past, under Bue-
nos Ayres colours, in consenuence ri
which all Spanish vessels, are embargoed
Tor the present. a few Of the fastest sail
ers are aiming and preparing by govern
ment togo out and clear the coast. The
privatteers have lately taken some Spanish,
vessels, and some valuable ores daily ex-
pected, which it is feared will fall into
their hands. A valuable ship from Vera
Cruz. with 100000, has been lucky q
nou2h TO get in This morning: also, a
Kings brig from Carthaeena. Our new
Governor, Cicu Fuegas, is mornently ey-
pectcd from Cadiz. Governor. Apa,l9ca Is
to go to Mexico as Vic6roy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

WAsHIEeToE, July 10.
M. DE kANTzow, the Swedish MinisH
ter, is pow at the seat OF government.
M. De MELVILLE, the French Ministers
has proceeded from this city to his SCAT in
New Jersey.--.yat. Intel.
We are authorised BY documents w.
have seen, to state, that the pa yrpastsr Gems
Mr.. Brent, has, since the 10th of Anrii.
1915, placed at the disposa! Of his tlepdtiex
IN the state.of Tennessee, about zoo. 0O0
dollars, for the pay, &c. of thc troops or
That state, exclusive 0f Indian Warriorss
who have been separately provided for.
Although the law making appropriations
Tor discharging the arrears of nav that ae-
cr1ed during the late war, passed on the
2lst OF December 1915, yet It was not rra-
sonable to suppose, that the condition Of
tne treasury was such as 70 furnish the
whele amount at once nor, if il had been
otherwise, would it have been judicious to
place larger sums at a time in the hands Of
subordinate agents, than the actual de,
mands on them required or than they
could dIsburse within reasonable time.
With regard to any discrimination, On
preference Of claims on the Pay Depart,
ment.. common justice appeared to dictate
mat those remaining III the hands of orf5
stHat claimants, ought to be paid, beiars
those vhish had passed late Cue hshdss .c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

1t is reported, that the q. S. frigate Maa
ced0nian. has received orders and VIII saI
iroS Baltimore in few days for Lima
racine oceanl to demand of the Royal
spanish government the immediate restore,
aoon OF an American whale ship, whicL
lately put INTO port on the coast Of PERI
Tor supplies, and was seized on the ground
OF not having sea letter, which, BY oua
treaty with Spain, isuotrequisite unless thS
European powers ere at war;. L. q. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20
PLArrsnrna. Inna oo.

Maj. Gen. Brown aud his aids, Msk
frszeF and Lieut.. M'Kay, and Col. Card
ner, Adj. ties. arrived in town on Sum-,
the fcrts.
Col. Wool inspector General arrived i'm
the Steam Boat from the south on Thursday
last.
Maj. Croker, and several other officerG
OF the oh have joined the regiment in tina
course Of last week. -
Gen. Brown and suitIeit town yesterday
for the west.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-20

Retribution. England whose inhabitants
have paid heavy taxes to render other ma
tions miserable, now feels misery herself.
Aer paupers have treb!sd since the French
revolution; and the poor taxes in England
and Wales now amount to thirty-ttco mil
hons IF dollars year.-Ib.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
49,. ~
June 8
For Sale,

A valuable Tract of Land, lying in
Iaoudoun county, containing 600 acres
1t lies on large stream called Broad
Run, by which it is bounded for three
quarters Of mile, and which furnishes
water fer the use of a farmer. The sol
is of the best red slate kind, we'll know
to be the next best to the limestone soil
being fertile, and when worn out easil,,
to be improved by all manares; especl
ally by the Plaster of Paris, which j.
known to act with great effect on sucl
soil-150 acres are heavily timbere'
with the finest wood of oak, hickory, &c
$50 acres lie on the side of the above
named Run, and being rich low lanf
are well calculated FOR meadow. Thi.
had produces good crops OF corn ane
small grain, and is particularly excel
lent grass land, which as it is near gooe
beef markets, alone renders it valuable
There is thriving apple orchard on the
land and the fences are good.
The land would be divided fit should
be wished. 1t is 25 or so miles from
Alexandria and Georgetown, & 2 miles
from the public road leading from Lees,
burg to Alexandria.
The terms of sale are moderate--they
win be made known any time by
Richard II. Lee,
near Leesburg, Loaduun County.
May 2 Staw2m
~ The subscriber intending to re
move, will offer the above Tract of Land
at public sale, on the Goth of June, il
not previously disposed Of at privatc
sale. X. IL. l..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
Public Sale

Parsuant to an order Of thelo.,,.
County Court of Prince er rYa9,ssst
ty, will be offered at rla;;s Co
! THURSDAY r The Gil Of , JvD. sals s
fair; il not, the next fair d.. 's5S
place commonly called tie H Ha,, ~, :,
IN said county--all the Rs .ly, ~. ari
Jolln = : Hardy, deceased e as'ss'et
Of the following property. i, ''Asise
A TRACT Or parcel q y,, ~. 1.
"a ing Magruder's warehar .o s'ss,t
fuxeut river, Containing about IN -
The improvements are, a dwell; ,o s 9
kitchen, stables, and an excellent A ase:
ALSO, i
A Tract, adjoining that sbo,.
toned, called and Known b. H. ra'
of /" Mrd Rargain," capf,;D;o ~ss !
200acres. The improvements ara sat't
dwelling house, bitebss' :
with stables, and other neces:5ps. u y
h0ases. w
A Tract, called 8 Whites Hip,- 4.
about 2 miles west Of Magrlder's w..
house, containing about fifty acres. ''''
ALSO,
Several tracts Of Ian I, lying on NJ
tawoman Swamp, about four miles fs
Piscataway, containing abept 500 ,,,.'
A Tract i'll Charles Ccuptv. near 4
pine church, containing Is0acres-,,i
i House and Lot in the lase 0! 9ig''
taway.
The terms of sale will be credit
one, two and three years, thepurcI,,,
or purchasers giving bon with approval
security with interest from the 1as
sale for the payment of the purcLss
money, IN three equal annual gayuert
and upon the ratification, by The aid
court of the sale or sales, and upon i.
payment of the whole purshse mepy,
the commissioners VIII make over uS
the purchaser or purchasers, allthe na,
title, claim, interest and estate Of il
-aid John F. Handy, in and to he alos.
laid land and premises, disensuabaa
BY any right or title Of dover.
Thomas Muudell,
Horatio Moore,
James Nsylor,
Theodore Mudd,
John L. Dyer,
Commissioners
May sos dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
The Subscribers hare just receired
Twenty-oDe boxes
COTTON CARDS, assorted, 6 do
zen each.
~. and Il. BIaclIoek. &
June s tt
New Goods.
I ,EROY P. WILLIAMS,
June s.

LEROY P. WILLIAMS;
In Kings -treet, near Fairfax-street, has
Just received an assortment OF 'Snnlhe'
Goods, amongst which are
INDIA eottons, fiorentines, bomba,
zetts for gentlemens' summer wear
shawls, silks, Canton and Italian grapes,
muslins, Waterloo and other
prints. Irish linens, searsuckers, stripes.
Jeans, cassinets, ginghams, dimities, silk
and cotton stockings, cloths, cassimeres.
fine linen cambria, gloves, ribbons, trim
mings, pins, threads, silver-eyed nee
dies, brushes of all sorts, carpenters
tools, London tea trays and waters, tea
and coffee urns Liverpool and Stafford
shire ware, with a variety of other arti-
cles direct from the manufacturers, VIII
be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Also, some casks and crates OF Liver
pool ware, and some eases of London
tea trays and walters, u other goods.
June s sly
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
Total Dollars
Max 25
Land for sale.

A Tract Of Land is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia
withih one nile of Berryville, containin!
70 acres. This land was formerly til,
property of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes o
any of the Banks of the Distlie, of Co
lumbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply TO the Printer.
May l6 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
May l6
Strayed

About a week ago from this place
three CO,FS, of the following descrip'
ton as nearly as can be recollected, viz
One red mich, with white face, and
one dark brindle mich, with the tip Of
ore or both horns sawed off:-.4lso, rea
Co,c, far advanced with calf, with a
speckled lace or neck, and bell.
From strict search having been made
in the neighboring wood and pastures,
it is supposed some person must have
taken them into their enclosures: In
such case they are requested to inform
the subscribers. A reasonable reward
will be given for such information as
will lead to their recovery.
William Hodgson.
Believed. near Alexandria,
Z Nav Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05

YOU will take notice, that on the 6tl
Iday of the Circuit Court of the Distrc
| of Columbia, to be held for the county 0
Alexandria, in November 1916, or a
soon after as counsel can be heard l shall
move that court to award Judgment a
gainst you in favor of the common couL
|cil of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your property OF
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandra
Tor the years 1904, $, 6, Z, 8, 9, 10
II, 10, IS, IA and l5--accordlng to the
act of congress passed the 25th Februa-
]. D.. SIMNS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May 1910 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
For Freight.

- b.
ffyk The new schooner .Ne,c Pactet.
$780, captain Isaac Berry; first rate
vessel, carries about 900 barrels, will be
ready to receive a cargo in five days,
and will take freight on very moderate
terms for the West Indies, south of Eu-
rope or Coastwise. Should she not be
taken up in four days. she will then take
few hundred barrels on freight for Bos-
ton. Apply to
John Jackson.
Who offers for sale the Cargo of said
Schooner.
40 casks Thomastown Lime
$1,000 feet merehantable lumber.
June 5 TT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
perscns to whom transferred,l and their

value. the changes VI iSo '"s as -,
residents with their names and resldenc
and the value of the property, the burr
inc Or destruction of houses or other tlS
ii ;mnroyements of real estate, with thei't
value. property that has become exempt
al from taxation and its value, statlnS
1.-THE grounds on which the exemption y
Iclaimed and the state laws by which It i !,
permanently or especially exempted, aho
where an abatement is claiMeofor slaves
that have died or runaway or have
otherwise become useless since the pre-
lceding assessment, the statement must
give list of all the slaves with their sex
and ages excepting those obtained Dy
ltransfer) owned by the individual valued ;
according to their value on the nfst o.
June 1916, which value must be less thaf'
that Of the valuation of his slaves at the
preceding assessment to entitle him 10
an abatement. In all these cases
There must be such a specification and
description of the property as It stands IS
lon the 1st day Of June 1916; and as !,
stood at the preceding assessment as vail
enable the principal assessor to make
proper DEDUCTIONS in cases where they
may be right fully claimed, aud proper
charges where they areincurred.
To aid in attaining this precision the
following form is annexed, beng that
required in the original assessment, and
(which as near as may be, may serve as
model IN drawing out the statements nov
'ireauired from individuals.
JAMES MCGUIRE,
Principal Assessor tor the
District eff COLUMBIA.
| Alexandria, May "a, 1916.
List of lands, lots of ground, with their
improvements, dwelling houses, and
slaves, owned by A. B. on the hrst OF
| June, 1916. lying and being within the
district of Columbia, within the coun-
/! ty of -, one farm, there inseft Its
description, specifying the water course
| or mountain, or high road, on which
it is situated, noting the adjoining pro-
prietors, or otherwise stating partlcu-
{ lars BY, which it may be known and
and distinguished) containing there
insert in words at length the number
! OIL acres, having thereon, one dwelling
] house of wood, of two stories, 40 ieet
I in length and SO feet in depth, one
! barn of wood, one corn house, one gnst
mill, describing the same and any other
K improvements the farm may contain.
Va,ued At Dis.
One dwelling housein the town
/. of there insert the town,
/ the street, etc. the materi-
| ais of which built, the num-
Der of stories, the length and
depth, the buildings OF offices
attached, and particuarizing
the extentof the lot on Which
| it stands.) Valued at Dollars.
Ten Slaves of the following descrip-
ton
Males-1 above so years of age
+ 4 between IL and fifty
| years
2 under IL years
Fem.- 2 between IL and fifty
i Valued at Dollars.
years under 12>years.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
FRENCH GOODS.

TRENCH GOODS.
Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf
from the schooner Morning Star, T
r Page, master, from Hayre d.
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
1 do Lavantine handkerchief, witt
celored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems aud women's blacI
and white silk hose
g do Florences, assorted cclors
2 do Levantine do do
4 do talfe.as do do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and collars
do mems leather gloves
/ ditto green sewing silk fer I'm.
brellas
ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
l DO. Oil skin hat covers,
l Do. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks'
Shirt buttons,
Do. White Chip Hats,
/ do. black and white Grape. and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased witt
cash. and selected by the best houses al
Lyons aud Paris, and will be sold at a
small advance by,
/ & 1. XoWeil.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
FOE SHE.

FOR SIZE,
EsK The Schooner Lucy, barha
$3.50 IL about SOC barrels. Iyiugat Con.
ways wharf. She will be sold lgEi
immediate application is made TO
John Mark, Jun
IF not sold in ten days she will ttea
be exposed for sale at public sale.
June | lot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
For sale.

That well known Stand kept as Beer
House and Grocery, now IN possession
sf the subscriber, opposite the marker
square. For further particulars enquire
Of the subscriber who will shew the pre-
misses.
June . e06t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
T. III Rowland,

Has received, for sale, per the brig Age
noria, from Marseilles,
8 cases superfne Hats, and a few ca
ses elegant Paper Hangings.
5 mo. 30th ot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
Adam Lynn,
Orphans Court,

VI 'iidi'o Soui0'
Alexandra County. MAY Term, 1916.
Ordered, that the administrators o
Benjamin D. Patterson, deceased. do IL
sert the following advertisement, three
times week for tour weeks, in the Alex
andria newspapers,
A copy. Test,
y. MOORE, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
To Sell or Barter

l wish to sell or exchange nine small
Brick Houses, two stories high, near the
navy yard gate, Washington City; al
valuation for land of first quality in any
part of the western or north western
country, which is near any navigable
liver. Any person DESTROYS of trading
will please describe the land to me.
Samuel w. Young.
Hillsborough, Loudoun, yr.2
june 4 S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
The Cargo

The Cargo
OF the British schooner Agenoria, capt
Tynes, from Barbados, consisting OF
70 hhLs. Muscoyado sugars
II puncheons rum
( 124 hhds. molasses
10 bags ginger
2 cases
4 casks Ai'O~ ioo's
Will be landed tomorrow, and is fol
sale.
.adams, Herbert q Co.
May %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
This is to give Notice.

80" 40 w g o'iS>,
That tn subscriber, of Alexandra
county in the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of
said county, letters of administration
on the personal estate OF Benjamin y.
Patterson, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased all persons having claims a
gaiust the said decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, OH or before the 25th day
of November next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate !;
and those indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
May 1916.
Sarah Patterson,
Administrators OF Benjamin d. Patterson
May 25 eo4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05

For Sale
On board the Montezuma,
400 bushels black-eyed peas,
bids: Molasses,
SO bbls. Turpentine, and
A few thousand white oak slaves,
Apply to
M0RD. MILLER,
Who has in store,
100 casks Of Baltimore lime, which
will be sold low,
2 tons Of Brazillettos, dyewood,
100 boxes of soap,
Sugar, coffee, &c. as usual.
June s Staw2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
SHAD FOR SaLE.

50 barrels SHAD, put up at the fh'
cry, just inspected and in fine order, .
offered for sale by
Abraham Rspley'
June 1 IT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05
Lawrason & Fowle.

ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and tor sale
as above;
25 pipes old casniac brandy, OF a
superior quality
go cases champagne, 2 dozen each
60 ditto medoc claret, 2 dozen each
May II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-18
A Coxniru House,

L. =
And, about goo acres of Land, within
s miles OF Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house was formerly oc-
cupied by himself, and is about one third
OF a mile from his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has A rooms, and kitchen
and pantry, ON the lower floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the Cd sto-
ry. 1t was we'll built under the superin-
tendance OF Mr.. Lowering, respectable
English architect, and would make a COM
Portable summer retreat for a senteel ia.
mily, or might be made valuable Ia
yern by opening road through The land.
About one half of the land is in weed; the
residue is capable Of being made hand
some grounds. There Is a gool wei and
pump in the yard /; and there are several
good springs on the land.
Theterm of payment viii BE- one Fifth
in four months the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest one hall
secured by notes wei! endorsed, and the
whole BY deed oftrust on the land.
Possession may be had immediately. 4
". CTn,ch.