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80
go X Hanover. August 2e, 1916. *
70 ihs Han. Jshu Dgrkea, ChGirmca Of a
tei 80 Con mittse, &c.
Srn--I have received the communication
with which Committee Of citixens Of lIano-
yer have favored me, presenting me With
ssThis testimonial Of respect receive with
grati,ucc. On ,his spot Of my nativity, sur
rounded by objects which awaken early asso-
Citations, aud amongst the friends and COM
psaions Of my boyhood and youth any maek
of their esteem, is received with feelings
which they we'll know how 10 appreciate.
About 70 leave this section Of country,
which, is the land of my ancestors, s,i!l
wherever 60, / shall carry With mo Fifth
fa de Yoiioa to its interests and honor. Nav
England, which has given existence to so
fnuch Of patriotism and valor OF daring en-
tefprize and onshaken forti,ude will still
be faithful to herself and her country. The
cradle Which rocked the infant existence os
our republic, wilt never be converted in,o its
tcmb.
pray you, gentlemen, to accept my best
wishe, for your happiness and prosperity,
snd believe ne, mos, gespectfully, youc friend
and fellow townsman.
,atf g tit ....fIaH r. w RIPLEY
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LosoEv,rY, &c. David Wilson, living in Gala
tin county kentucky, is 78 years ol.-by four wives
ne has lad forty-two childrenthe oldest Is but is
years younger than himself Hs second wife had
S children al two births, in III months. bic is IA.
live of Pennsy ylvsnla-i6id .A s.srst ...
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The London papers have dashing account of ,
dinner given by the princess Charlotte to the duk,
Of Ifeiangfon and his suite. On the diy thrc,
millions of people ~bo contributed 10 Ms cost Of thi
dinner, scAnty dined on cod Potatoes k--ibid
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clamaticn by the hon. Henry Rawlih, Esq
commander in chief of the Ieewar Car
r'bbee Islands, authorising the importation
.hto the island of Antigua, for s months.
from the lst Nov. IN British ships and YES
sells, OF tobacco. mass. bowsprits, slaves.
headinS-boards, timber, shingles. and lum-
Der III any sort bread, biscuit, -four, peas.
beans, potatoes, rice, oats, barley or gram
OF any sort. OF whatsoever country such ar
ticies may be the produce, from any ISLAND
or territory in the West-Inties or South"
America, belonging to any European So
Vergn or state, in amity with his Britain
me Majesty.
In the same paper, we observe a emo
ma, drawn up by a joint committee OF both
houses of the legislature Of that colony. al
dressed to the British government, in
which they deprccate in strong terms, tn
pohcy now pursued towards American YES
sells, in their not being admitted to an en-
try IN any of the British YVES. Indies They
represent tre 'mpcss billy of tn ir CO.; mics
in America furnishing the West-Indies
with adequate supplies and assert, that
the supplies which reach them through
the depot ofSt. Bartholomew come char
ged at triple the amount at which they
Gould be landed there direct from Ameri-
Ca while, on the other hand, that island
is so Slutted with the articles allowed to
De exported from British islands, as to
produce serious depre cia;icn in their va
lue, &c. The memorial closes with a
prayer that his majesty's government w II
Dc pleased to grant such speedy and effec-
tuai relief, as may suit the extreme urgen-
cy and hardship of the case.
December so.
A letter from Santa Martha, to gen
tieman in this City, dated the Esd inst
states that gentleman on his route to the
head gu .rtcrs of Cen. Morillo's army.
tell in with Messrs. John Macpherson,
John Cohen, John Welsh, Leonard Heb
den, British subjects, and lately residents
at Garth gena,) stripped of every farthln. ),
they possessed in the world, and not even
common rations allowed them by Gen. Mo-
rillo. They mad been i'll of f yer ard a.
que tor near two months, Notwithstanding
which they were driven about, tied arm &
arm, from town to town, without shoes or
mats, merely existing upon the charity Of
the inhabitants. Al their hopes were, in
the arrival OF British man of war to claim
'hem AS British subjects, and to carry
them of. The property of Messrs. Mac
pherson and Hebden, Gen. Morillo had in
MS own private possession.
We understand Rear Admiral Douplas
has dispatched the Jun"n frigate this NOR
mag tor Carthage a, for the purpoi- of
Claiming such British subjects as may be
there.
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those persons prescribed Is Tic King
nat they went over u bonapaIt-, Join &
his r-nss ;ass.sted mh $ cou: sells, s.rcngtl-
ened hiS resourt es, there can be TO Inan>
ner ot doubt no attempt is made to deny
1t. But II was not thes. u.eu alouc, il was
the Whole nation that rose IN his favor; it
WAS the united force of millions, whose
movements were simultaneous IN his be-
halt. BOnaparte, the lcgiti,n. tie s0ve rsign
OF France, ii Ul'rc is such {, thing AS leg,t-
macy IN Sovercigns, Ina ches at the head
OF lew soldiers TO Paris the king makes
ms escape the nation does not rise IN his
behalf all men desert him not a pun
was ii;ed In his favor yet the king returns
at the head of million OF FIRE gn troops
VINO enter the country as friends Sc re
upon and hold all the stro positions :;
Striij them of the monuments .. the arts :;
impose contribution of 700 millions on the
people and, not content with these s,cIi-
fees, they make way with those warriors,
VINO, Tor % years, have contributed to the
glory and honor of France-they assassi ,
nate by virtue OF mock proc ss, all those
whose bravery aud talents they have cause
10 fer. The English government, thro'
their magnAnimous niniSt 7, Wellington, Il
the PRIME mover and cause OF al these d s.
aste,s /; ard 1t is this Cause alone which
makes It necessary for al France to be
nited in support of their government. A
lew years peace, with some Comme, c.,
joined TO the ineXhaustible riches of the
country, willenable them to pay the de-
inanas OF their good frien5s, 10 consolidate
theu government, and To organise an army.
he FIRST war declared by France against
any OF the continental powers, will be pro-
secuted with uncommon vigor ; * the pow
ers contiguous to France, will, enc day, suf-
Ter terribly Tor their uUgenerous eHtortio0.
he English have taken possession OF
the loaian isles; they have now the key
or the Adriatic and Italy, and oonsc que Mt,
ly check on Austria. They retain Md
ia as the depot and key of the LcvAnt, and
hold Genoa in their possession as a check
to the enterprise of their seamen, and to
the commerce Of France and Spain. 1t is
not known where their II pacity will end.
1t rs incumbent on us, at home, TO take such
steps as will check any of their measures
or the influence of their agents. We must
not hope to remain long at peaoe--our best
security is in taking such measures AS will
place us IN the most strong and advantage
Gus position in case of attack. We must
continue to f0rtify our sea-coast and mari
time ports--to fortity our frontiers--to III
crease c navy, and double the number OF
our standing forces. To enable US 20 do
this we must continue the double duties X
the direct tax.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. TO-
Report says that Joseph Bonaparte IS in
treaty for purchasing a tract of land in
the state of New-York, near Ogdensburgh,
onsthe St. Lawrence, on which it is sid
the Bonapartes which are Gene, or are a.
bout to cone to America will MAKE a set
tiemeht.
IMPROVEMENTS IN Mentreal-From 1906
TO 1916 there have been IS wooden houses
demolished within the old gates, and in the
same period Ga have been built of stone
The number of wooden houses and stores
remaining within the old walls is 45-of
which have been erected by the govern
ment since the commencement of the late
war with the United States. In 1914. Z
stone houses and wood were built in the
city and suburbs. In 1915, % Of stone,
and 81 of wood and about go houses and
stores, of stone, are expected to be built
this year within the bounds of the city.
Herald.
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ii,r-CA1,ON


Eih Subscriber has o,'-n.ds 80 ACADEMY NJ
Crondai orSse, the ,esaIsnee 81. Mr. Patriot,
henjrcn, M The Couniv "l chnr,ts Civ.
In tins Seminary will be ,,',gr, ,.,, Enpsh. La.
TN, and Greek h"guag,s in tlcr pu,i,,, Geoers-
ri'y "'i t.e as" ri the Giebes, pcnnMslap, Arith-
ia, Tic add bookkeeping.
hose Young gentlemen, Who intend the, sue
cctdn'g y"sr Ia enter on their Coll. cat. stui, :,
Nil, Gr'pur'd, &c t',sht Nforal Phlo onhy. Ilh.st
u, "a, an. g. Hes isit,,s
y i'air os Globes aud Aliases of Ancient Il Mo-
1cr neosr"phy vii be supplied tor te use Of tue
Pupils.
The price al Tuition im' tie Eaglsh ,ituartme,t
rs 'we';y-ii.e dollars, toT tho attn and Greek th,r
ty dollars, per anu,tm.
The nnu,'erof Pupils is liuri,cd to twenty-A
lew sentee AND respectable families, NOT distant
from the Academy than :,.i or tl,re,. o,p,r
teas al NIL, will take in hoarors ON ,nol,., Az.
terms "a lew viii be accommodates in the. Gut,ilv
"itt the Subscriber, AMI will he tuu,nl III; T. loI:
'oS, washing, ,nen'ng, fuel and cal, S foe & 100
per aunIo,.
One haf tie b. a,'i and tuition noncy will he 70.
4uned TO be- pad n the l4t day OF JulI aud the b,
'a,ee NJ The "Spra,i II al the year.
The manners and morals Of the PaniIs vii, he
sticiy attended To-.
The institution will occasionally be superintendent
AMI inspoe tcd by pcrsoa experienced "a the in
struc,nn ct ontii JOHN DABNEY.
ren .. 50 -wiw
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January 2
b n CHANCEKY.-Ata Courc CONTINUE
3 @. and held for Bucknghan county,. tl, I4l DIV

al and held for buckingham county the 18th day of
November. 1915.
Isaac CARROT and Piebe his WIFE, Elizabeth FOrsee Stephen
forsee, Joseph Perkins and Polly his wife, Daniel lor-
William G. Scott aHd judith his wife, and Lucy For
see AMI Jane Forscc two infants under the age of twenty
years by Edward Jones their guardian plqirt6S Il
piist JOHN FOrsee and Robert Nosey, executors Fr-
c FoTsee, dee and Mary FOrsct widow and rtct the
SAID decetlent Josiah Hatcher and Flai.Stead Jones'
Defendants.
On the motion Of the plaintiffs by Their attorney and it
appearing the satisfaction Of the court, that defendant
John Forsec is inhabtan of this STATE is OJefcd
GHd DecJe a'mless the said John shall appear here o.,
before March court next, and aSwcrtle puntifs hill
thc court will then proceed 10 take the for conis-
sd rs to him, ana decree the thereof accordingly
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some.
Of the public newspapers ftle city of Richmond for
two months successfully, 4 that another copy posted III,
at tn front door oftiie eOurt-hOuse oftlis county.
Ae0py.-Icae.
77--WSW" RE. ELDHTDCE- ID
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FOR SALE,


TETHAT well known AMI valuable property, the
VIRGINIA MiLLS-Siluated in the County
oi buckingham, about sixty miles above Richmond,
upon State River, n mile from its junction with
James River, which is navisabIc a, all seasons the
Mill door.
This establishment consists of substantial stone
house, seventy feet long, by forty wide, and FIVE sto-
ries hsa-wth If OF feet Bur stones, and all the
necessary machinery for manufacturing flour upon
the latest and most improved p!sn Saw-Niiil
pabie OF dong much any other. (the neighbour
hood aifording suheieney OF timber to keep it
constantly gang which is brought TO the mill to be
sawed on s.arcs
The dwelling mouse is handsomely situated half y
m'e from the Mill with every necessary building
Tor the comfortable accommodation OF q small fam
hy.-At the Mill is good store house and count
ing-roo'n, mille;'s house. eooper's shops, &c.
II is thought unnecessary TO mention in adver-
tsemenI the many advantages this property posses
ses over any other Of the kind in the upper c1un-
try, as 1t is presumed those disposed To purchase
such property, will first view the same, when the
terms, which shall be liberal, will be made known
by the Subscriber.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR.
FeE. =. 89-wI2ws
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Eoriy .Lfs.e Dolla,;a Nezyard.

stNJn delivery To me-, 90 Sc uring them n
1a,i. SO That get them asair, three NEGRO MEN
WIZ ~, up roii ~! pian'n'io IN Pouatan, Geilito
Oh te nights OF the seventh and t,i.th inst 10 vii:
nnAFShij't, hlacl fellow. IS years ofage Of bad
very polite wien spoken With n scar his
Eilh May $ ~ kicl;moid he away sui, of whit,
WATT not very black. six feet high carried viii,
1nn Gndsr ecilng rot rrcosud; by Thomas
MI iii, p"feiA dci Inn 10y Thomas rtdvay Of
M"". Ser, of whom hal him ia Dec, nier asl h,. has
Nac Jlur.n at Isiersnnr aii probably hnsg about
or IN n eSliM.Sod where he raised.
JoHN, yellow fellow. of hily aprearac, near six Cet
ns' ou, 81 years OF age has his RIGHT leg he
wears h'itagv arouId which makes IL npuear l,,p,,
Than tie oter c claims "A wil nj Joh, Cobb, in Manrb,
"r' m;r winch lee Will ende-ivor conceal himself.
either. CIFc' A. ,Dt.tys - ior
E6l1Gryso o. ent
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4 BASS. fers
a 1 Il oup rior Court of Chaucery hold-
"a en- at The Carolin the city Of ehmond, anmary 9l

A 1 d Sup rior Court of Chancery hold-
en- at the CarOlin the city OF Richmond, January 9l
MANUFACTURER Plaintiff, agnj, Jesse Smith, et'or ot the last
vii and testanentcf J1co6 Smith, dc. 1oaO of
O5c"ql SI'a, dec Ceruds N0rS, Esq. sheriff Of GerOU-
y cjHemico Jesse Blackburn ant 6hDy his ,Si Chris
tesheT Stanley aa EG-a5eh his spj, john Glenn So
a"g lis eff, AjsaOm Gatrgh Pasy his7yie, Nm.
S"'nh' J9ti SMITH Ia6ithG Smith, Gd't. IF Samuel
s i tl ,,e M etaySe c[he Mo:gg relGn and
Tie defendants Iah,Ia Smith Elizabeth Clarke Win;
am Carke,aIid Clarke, who of this country,
and against whom, the plaintiff appears to have proce did
still failing appear, and answer and thu cause coming, OF,
TO be hcar TO The other defendants, the bill, tir an
swes, and the dispositions of witnesses & wasarged by co
sci consideration whereof, ing of te oDni.
purportg to be copy of The snppd ast Will Of Oi;'I
smith. dec. IS moi proved such and there being no cvi.
81, doth aiiulac order and ccre ta In, said seSrS NV a.
srld asre ably the u Distributions. by iIenmin
Sheppard, w iam Sterling Smith and COIbin BNtoi hot
appointed commissioners Tor that purpse mic tr
quail parts; and that the said commissioners doaot and del
YER one OF te said parts to the pnniH another the de
ehdants representatives ofWm smith. dec; The drftn
ants redr scnatiyes of Samuel Smith, dec. ano-.
Their to the defendants represIatiytsOf Mary Undertake.
right Of resorting this for any farther order which
IN b. deemed proper distribution among themselves
conformity with The iot x IL is ordered ia, The
lad commissioners, any OF whom may act, o MAKE
report OF their proceedings to this and is urtr
ordered that the defendant Geryas Stsrrs, make up an nc.
count OF the profits ofte said slaves well account of
his atimiIlsion, before one OF the commissioners of this
court who directed examine state and NtI the Su
and To report specially such either party may re-
qire hut the parties to have the benefit Of this
cree, until teyshal either separately, jointly into
bond with security, lis Reasonable penalty, be determined
by the said commissioners the court. III they a.
gree payable to the said sheriff, Conditioned refund eue
proportions Of any debts demands, which may afterwards
appear against ile ntesate, and the costs at lending the
cOYery OfsIcli debts.
June goth, 1G15.
ItaPpears by The admission of George williamson who
succeeded the defendant Storrs Sheriff of Iierico Conn
~ made IN open Court, that the sid Surr during the pom
acy oft,is suit delivered up 't slaves, Of whieia division
IS ordered 10y the decree madc in this casC the d,yof
1auary last, and that The sid Williamson, has hired out The
sam slaves until the end O u present year, Is drcrc,t
oreftd, that the s1id williamson DO, at the end Of ye
produce the said slaves, m order for division under the d,
cree Aforesaid. and that w. do for The hr tl,t has
BEEN may b. received b. him. bOrc of the commits,
Oncrs Of tins court. COpits-Ic0e,
HM.U. HENINC, {. c.
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COLD MINE.

VENIE Subscriber wishes TO sell or ex-
e'angeior property in Richmond, biz plantations in
Hanover called Gold Nine containing upwards eight hun.
DIR, acrcsnore than tlri Of which IN wouds. hes
Pannky river. Opposite the farm Of Col. Charles Dali
lent clearinghouse i'll seven and passages the
onhouSes, yards, garden, Sc are convenient and IN good
healthy spot 0fthe Rw Ridge. II Is about twenty
mil FROM Richmond. which convenient distance. add its
giulrity bold Chad ylsae Spring, ie thinks wO,h render
Il desirable SUMMER retreat for citizen Ofel
munf. lie calculates getting Of from six
hudreh dn1rs for tn year which ht b. had
witta reservation Of tlic hoasps &c.
For ami other particulars apply Nfr. Thomas
R'la-suIi ~ Richmond, the Suiscrib.r who viii
remain tliC Intuisc5 a few weeks.
DANIEL COUCH
Dr~erteg 90 72--rfc
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

SHi'D4++icA - DNC. l@3 1919
] wrote afew days ago to you, By a brig
for New York, and am still here waiting
the departure Of the fine snip Hunter, tor
Phil delpnia, which, ! expect, will sail in
few days. Ney has been cond mned to
death b. the Chamber of Peers. and was
shot on the morning Of the III, or should
rather say he has been asssssrnated by or
der Of the king, and his magnanimous al
lies. lie wore tie tr'-crloured cockade
when shot. he refused to hoist the white
one. There never was question so clear
and simple as the guilt or innocence Of
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Y.aLU.4B IL .liERtAG.N1' .'iyLLs,


IN easy terms, for persons 81 ,r,.i,bv.-rhc
subscriber IS dsiiois TO sell private s.,lc his
vs.uase mills with IS OF lard, in the county
ot Powtatan, situated on Ju.es' Creek "a constant
s,r,cm) % mites above II chinord, tic;n Scots
vile, and two from james river The hOasu is
t,ree stories high, 90 so e, with AN Office ~ Il
,eet attached. Three pair Of stones, VIZ one par
tor custom, \ the other tw pan Tor manuiac
turing wheat, with all the necessary machinery cpni
petr--it stands on or vcry the main river road
lciiing from Richmond To- Catsrs,ille Ia an aereea-
be Y wealthy wheat neghborhood, and So near the
river rs tn render it perfectly convenient TO water
nay'saton--near the mill is framed house 5Olce [
long AMI well calculated Tor miller with family
and other convenient out-hOuses aid il is but ist
to say that Tins Is ot the fncs advantageous STU
at,oUs tor an extensive -four business convenient T.
the Richmond malkot.-Terins hLeiai--f reQur-
cd ten equal "unuai payments can be allowed the
purchases by satisfactorily curing the pay meats,
which wit afford 10 aniHustriugs ard ontcl prsine
a'Vcnturcr AN opportunity Of making the p opS,ty
pay Tor itseit wii from the profits OF the busi
ness.
viii also sell an interest in new large brick
Cotton Factory, situated the same str, am. mme-
di.tels above lhe Mis--Ary person inclined IL
purchase property o. either oil the above deScripii-
ons, fur,li particulars he is ,tcrrei Ia M.ssis
Frederick Clarke or Stephe, ID. Watkins of Mln-
chcstar, or 10 the subscriber.
PETER DUPUY.
Powl,atan CITY. Va. Jan. is. S0--wtlM
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From the Calcutta Times, Seht. I2.1
The Nautilus sailed from Batavia Ro. dis
on the Goth of June, bearing dispatches for
the supreme government. Previous to her
departure, intelligence of the ratification
of peace by the President Of the u. S. had
been received at Batavia.
On the 30ih of June, the American ship
of w Peacock, capt. Warrington, car
rying % guns, and manned with $50 choice
seamen. was cruizing off Ami err, in the
Straits OF Sunds. In the afternoon of that
day, the master attendant at Anjier, went
on board the American ship, and informed
her commander, that peace had been rati-
fed between Grcat-Britain and the Uni
tel States.-This Information he affected
not to believe, and detained the master
attendant as prisoner of war. Half an
hour after this occurrence, the II. &. CRUZ
ger Nautilus fell in with the Peacock. Capt.
Warrington hoisted English colors, and
1t. BoyCe, the commander of the Nautilus
sent boat, with his master, and mil tlrv
officer, passenger on board the Peacock K.
The American confined them as prisoners
of war, and disregarding the information
they gave ofpeace, ranged along side the
Nautilus, and hoisted the colors of the ..
States
1t Boyce hailed, and demanded TO know
whether he was coming as friend or an
enemy. The answer returned, was, rs an
enemy. Lieut.. Boyce then TO d him. that
peace had been ratified between G.. Britain
and tue u. 5. and that he had the docu.
ments on board. Capt. Warrington then
said. "Ifpeace has taken place, haul down
your c'Gors instantly" 1T. Boyce refusing
to comply with THIS insolent dem. nd. the
American fired into the Nautilus, which
she returned with brosdslde 1t. Boyce
was wounded in the hip by the first fire,
and shortly after, his knee was shattered
by a 81 pound shot. Mr.. Mayson, the Ist
lieutenant. also severely wounded and no
officer remaining to fight tue ship, he was
compelled to surrender, after a gallant
defence in close acton, which lasted a
quarter OF an hour.
Our readers have already seen the lis,
OF the killed and wounded on board the
n u!i.us. The American loss was 4 men
Killed and wounded.
On the following morning, Mr.. Warri e
ton permitted the Master Attendant e. r.
turn 20 Anjicr, for the purpose Of br ngug
American papers. On the production Of
these. he expressed himself satisfied tina,
peace had taken place, restored the Nau.
titus, and wrote Off ially to the Master
Attendant that he should dcsist from far
thcr hostl.t.cs.
We r,gret to add, that 1t. Boyce has
suffered the amputation Of his leg.
The Nautilus being much shattered in
our hu!l, has been sent to Saramang for re,
pairs. The wounded men left at Aujer
were in state of recovery.
JAMAICA, Dec. II.
We find in a late Antigua paper, pro-
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LAND AT AUCTION.

La ~ - AOA ION.
IN pursuance Ola Deed OF Trust, bearing date
4 the 10th day Of May, in the year Of cur Lord
one Thousand eight hundred aud thi teer, and duly
recorded in the County Court OF chesterfield, exc
cu,ed by Valentine Winirec r. to the subscribers,
as trustees to secure the pay nent OF TAO MoHsnHd
etsf hundred dollaTS To George Cox, t0gciherwith
all the owing interest thereon, al So the cost and
charges o. carrying the said Trust into ellectWilI
he sold 10 the highest bidder, tor cas- the prcm-
SEES, on the 4ih OF March next il fa, otherwise the
next fair day, moiety halfof the House
TRACT OF LAND, in Chesterfield County, for
merry the property of Henry Wimiree, deceas, d !,
and now the property of the said Valentine VIM
tree, il. deed, much tiereoI may be suici-
ent TO discharge and satisfy the debt aforesaid Ia
which said Land the widow OF the sad \alentns
Winiree.jr has her dover, and GA which Mrs
Martha Niniree has lien for annuity # SeUe1.
pounds ten SiiithHg:s Ii ON 1904.
Should the said Land. exclusive of the said wi
dow's dover. hut b. sufficient To satisfy the debt
aforesaid, so much Of the reveronaIJ interest in the
said widows dover will also be Sold as i'll IL ahe up
the deficiency.
EDWARD ARCHER, Trus-