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PUBLIC SALE.

On Monday, the 18th day Of Novembel
next, will be offered for sale, atpubli'
auction, on the premises, for cash--
a LOT Of GROUND, on the nortl
IN side Of Fayette alley, in the towr
If Alexandra, between Water & Union
streets, in front, on the alley, go feet, il
depth rs feet, inches
BY order Of the trustees,
r. G.. Marsteller.
October Ia cots
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jerome and GerIad. plunmer

Jerome and GerIad. plulnmer
Hars just received y for safe,
lat their large and commodious three
story brick warehouse upper
end Of King street,
600 toAs Plaster Paris with
ID large and well selected stock of Gro
|ceries, among which are few half and
whole pipes Of L. p. Madeira, whichthcy
will warrant of very superior quality.
From their long standing in the Flour
and Grocery Business in Alexandria,
they flatter themselves that they shall
continue to give that general satisfaction
to their customers, with which they have
been heretofore fattered.
October is eawzm
The Winchester Gazette, Martinsbure
Gazette, and Leesburg Westinghouse,
will publish the above 9 months and send
their account to this Office.
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Bryan Hampson & Go.
Offer for Sale,

Offer for Sale,
GO hhds first quality Barbados sugar
IS do and 40 barrels Cd quality do.
so chests imperial, young Tyson aud
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels molaGses
10 puncheons Alta proof fine Jamaica
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do New-England do.
$ half pipes and 10 quarter casks old
Madeira vine
8 pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga do
SO boxes soap
Is do mould candles
so do pipes containing 8 gross each
500 lbs Bengal 4 Spanish fote Indigo
Pimento, pepper, race ginger,
Green copperas, alum, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool hne and
ground alum salt
500 sacks do
And Consistent supply OF the best
iour for family use.
October Is
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For Barbados,

xka The superior coppered and
SEEB copper fastened brig Thomas,
Henry Bowman, master, will
sail by the 5th of November,
aud fake 500 barrels freight on moderate
terms. and can accommodate few pas
sengers comfortably. For terms apply
to the master on board, or to
Adams, Herbert & Co.
October is
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JUST RECEIVED,

$4,000 sweet Oranges which
will be sold on reasonable terms, either
by wholesale or retail at my store, Roy.
al street, next door to the Herald print.
Ing Office.
James M'Donald.
October ~ ct
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NOTICE.

vTyfE property of William D; Harri.
a son, an insolyent debtor, OF Charles
County, in the state of Maryland, will
be exposed to public sale, for cash, on
Monday the 18th day OF November next
at the residence Of said Harrison in Nan
iemoy.-r Creditors will please take
notice. ~
Pert Tobacco, Oct, 10-l6 lawst'
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October 10
NOTICE.

TyHE creditors Of Gerard Robertson,
an insolvent debtore of Charles Coun.
ty, in the state Of MARYLAND, are re-
quested to leave their respective, accounts,
legally authenticated, with MIR. JOHN
MArTHEws, of Port Tobacco, to be aa-
dited, previous to the second Tuesday of
November next; on which day dividend
will be made Of the funds in the hands of
the trustee.
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NOTICE.

/ have authorised and empowered John
!. Mandell to collect all rents and ar.
garages Of rents due to me in and about
Alexandria.
s 4. H'os,
October
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-16

The Museum will be oper
Tor the reception OF visitors,son .Mondas.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
from 90 o'clock
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For freight or charter,

Asa The elegant and fast sailing
kl Brig Ceylon,
z5@ Capt. John NJ. Terrier.
Barthen 1900 barrels, now ready for the
RECEPTION of a cargo. Freight will be
AIKEN to port in the West-lndies, it OF
Tered Immediately
Apply to
ADAMS, Herbert q Co.
Sept q
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Died, in the city Of ST. Domingo, IN
the West-Indies, on the 18th Sept. 1915,
after few days severe illness, Robert
Walier Dyer,in the 9th year OF his age,
son of Mr.. Giles Dyer, Of Prince Georges
County, Maryland. Separated as he
was, from all that was dear to him in
this life, his death must have been doubly
severe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-16

.et .
Governor Brooks, of Massachusetts,,
has issued his Proclamation, recommend
ing Thursday, the 2sth day OF Novem
Der, as day Of Public thanksgiving y
prayer which day, the governor OBJ
serves. g have thought fit to appoint
throughout this Commonwealth, as a
|day Of Praise and Thanksgiving to God
for the renewed and multiplied instan.
!ces Of his proyidential care and benef.
cence they have experienced in the
|course Of the last year. And the PEG.
lple OF all religious denominations are in
lvited, aud earnestly requested. to assem-
Iole on that day, conformably to the ex
Iample OF our fathers, in their respective
,Iaces Of public worship, gratefully ant
Ide,outly to acknowledge the Divine IA
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lva;t the termination OF Mr.. MadisoDs
light years. Mr.. Crawford was asst
winter far more serious obstacle to Mr.
Monroe had he exerted himself, the
Ichance Of Monroe would have been oil
VERY uncertain issue. Mr.. Crawford
vouId not suffer himself to be considered
Ia candidate. He feared fate like De
WITT CInton's. A compromise, in our
Iopinion, took place. Mr.. g. to continue
ln one of tie departments, the last Of
which will probably be that Of state till
The eight years expire, when all the lntil-
Ience Of administration should be di.
ected to his elevation to the PresldsD-
Icy.
The complaint that the Virginia dynas-
v had heretofore contrived to have only
old men for Vice Presidents, so as to
,tand in no tear OF their success should
they aim at the uppermost round OF the
adder, il is necessary to remove. A
deep policy is adopted to quiet the minds
f the Northern denoc. at, Mr. Adams
lis to be long con ,Hlered the heir appar
|cpt but fand LET our suggestions hc re
ne bered before Adams has been Secre-
AIRY of Sta more than five or six years,
he ways ard means will be found to put
rim aside which viii be very easy
natter: how tn un man down is well
ynde stood by the administration: t':eii
gents give directions to their ptiEprs
paragraph begins the race: the whol,
pack soon follow, and the mans political
|character is chased to death. NJ Craw-
ord is bepraised-he is the most popvlaD
[nan because, as was the case with Mon
|roe, they have made him so--he seems ma
|turaIIy to have the strongest claim lie
Decones president. 10 WELD the demo
|cracy of the United States is 10 d. fIicuIt
Task, VI the contrivers can only agree a.
!mong themselves. There mas he no o.
pen Cong essional Caucus, bat substi-
ute equally effective. John Quincy
viii meet but the fate he deserves fur his
;ergiversation, his absolute want of poll.
|tical honesty, which will stain his charac
ter forever, and for which his really deep
|erudition, high talents and vast general
knowledge, will be trifliug Offset.
nd we would now caution the edito-
isl slaves to be careful no more to speak
1 ghtly of MIR. Crawford, lest they Should
be obliged to retract; as was tie case OF
that most grateful, upright gen leman who
governs the governor of Penn. ylvania !;
who loaded Monroe, when he was feared
as successful rival of Madison, with the
most opprobrious epi'hets, yet now gives
the lie upon the. lie to all he has before
said.
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December S
Ian Bark, Cord " God, and
Ship Timber for Sale.

yVyEE subscriber viii sell TO the high
8 est bidder, on the premises, on the
il lib day of December the Wood which
lis standing on about so acres Of heavy
Numbered Iaud. It viii be divided into
lots Of 6 acres each, to accommodate the
purchasers. This land is on Aqua creek.
lin the county of Stafford, about oae mile
iaboye the steam boat landing and withlo
Iaoo yards OF the creek--with level road
Ito it. One half the purchase money will
|be required on the day of sale, and 6and
he months credit given for the balance.
Immense quantities of the best kiRd
|of Tan Bark, Timber for ship building
and Cord Wood may be had frem this
land and conveyed TO the city Of Wash.
|lsston at small expense.
J. III. FOX.
Oak Hill, P. w. Dec. 5 Sit
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New Light House.
NASSAU, IN. P.) Oct. "a.

NASSAU, N. r. Oct. IA.
The Two Lodges of Nassau having
been requested TO lay the Foundation
Stone of this building, with the usual ce-
|remonies of Free. Missionary, Wednesday
he Cd inst. was appointed for the purpose
accordingly between two and three O.
|clock of that day Lodge No. 242,march
ed from the Lodge Room in Shirley
street, to the house occupied By the U.
Lodge, NJ, e98, on the water side, were
both Lodges embarked in boats prepared
for the occasion and moved down the
harbour, in procession, to the site of the
intended Light House, preceded b.
some other boats. conveying the band Of
n. NJ. Cd w. |. Rest. the Commissioners
of Pilotage. the Contractor, &c. and
serveral distinguished visitors. Having
arrived at the place of destination, al
the west end Of Hoge Island, the process
sion disemharked, and went in order to
g temporary Enclosure, erected and htted
up at the spot.
The officiating Master, after few pre-
arrangements explained to the
BY ISLANDERS the proposed business of the
dav:k received in fornfrem the Architec.
{ Brother Alexander M'Bridge,) plan OF
the attended building, and set of work
ing Mason's FOOLS that had been newly
constructed for that particular work.
The following Prayer was then read /;
+" Almighty God, Great Architect Of
the Universe, WHO by thy mighty word
didst speak into Being the numberless
Grand Lights of thy high valued firma-
ment; Grant, we humbly beseech thee,
thy blessing on the undertaking now be
fore US; vouchsafe that the Beacon whose
are this day laid in thy name
may fulfil the just hopes Of its founders !;
that, with thy aid, 1t may prove an IN
ering Guide to the benishted Mariner, Z
a lasting and useful monument OF public
muniicence /; and as the flame to burn
on this rising column will lead the storm
beaten Vessel from darkness, peril and
alarm; into the port of security, SO may
The Light Of thy Word, O Lord, be a
beacon to US all, to guide US from the
dark ard troubled Sea Of this life, into
he bright and peaceful harbour OF thine
eternal Grace and Glory in the World to
come. And this we hnmbly pray in ths
name Of thy only Son Christ Jesus the
|Redeemer."
The three Eleuen of consecratlo'
being produced in silver ChaIices, were
Icuccessiyely sanctifed, and deposited III
a large silver Ever held BY Past Mas
tier.
The Brethren advanced to the East
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Advertisencnt.

TN obedience to an order o. the coun.
ty courtof Fairfax, we viii, on Wed
nesday, the 18th day of December next.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, all
that parcel or tract OF land now occufi-
ed by. and in the possession OF Thomas
OGDEN of Thomas1 belonging TO the. se-
representatives. of the late John Allison,
deceased. ibis tract is believed to
contain between 60 and loo acres, toie-
rably well wate-ed, with good proper
ton in wood. bounded by Rayeusworth,
and the lands of William Cash, senior.
Zachariah Ward and w. Fl, Foote, ESQ
and about seven miles from Alexandria,
A farther description is deemed unne-
cessary, as it is presumed any person in
clined to purchase would view the preml-
ses, which will be shewn on application
10 the tenant homas Ogden OF Thomas.
The terms will be, one third cash, and
bonds with approved security for the ba-
lance, payable in IL and 10 months
The sale to take place on the premises.
and will commence at IL O'Clock, al
which time aud place due attendance
will be given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
November 8 eOts
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From the RecolLections Of Inln. Il.

6" At the cataract Of Niagara the mi.
an ladder which wa formeriy there Is;..
broken. | wished in spite Of the rer,.
sensations OF my guide to get to the bo
tom OF the fall by pc psn,licaiar n,E
Iof about 200 feet high. | zdsenru!ed an
an the descent Dots outstanding the ,o,r.
ing Of the cataract and the f'ishtful abv.
which boiled beneath me ! kent NJ,
head steady. and got to about 40 h.,
from the bottom. But here the smash
and vertical rack offered no more veins
or vissures where | might rest my feet,
| remained hanging by the hand at nv
whole length, not able to get 10 nor
down, feeling my fingers open by degrees
from WEAKNESS under the weight Of nv
body, and seeing death inevitable. There
are few men whe have in their lives pass.
ed two minutes as | reckoned them. then
suspended over the gulph OF Niagara A.
last my hands opened-aud feIi,"-
Now then eur readers will cOnsIude,
there was an end of NJ de Chatqaubri.
and :-no.-" BY the most unheard d
good fortune | Tell upon the bare rock,
where should naturally have dashedmy.
self hundred times to piece, and yeti
felt no great hurt; | was half an Inch
from the abyss, and | had not rolled into
lt."--Vel. 3, p 528.
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Nov 19

District of Columbia, to Wit
BE TT REMEMBERED, That On
the fifth day OF December, in the 'o' :.
ty-frst year Of the Independentee, Of
% Sthe U. States of America, WIZ"
! AM CRANCH, of the said district
hath deposited in this office tue sN &c
of a book, The right whereof !, ne
claims as author, in the words ~
lowing to wit:
Reports of Cases argued q adJaa l.ss
!. in the Supreme Court Of the u. S an
q in February term, 1914. Vol. VII
& By WILMAM'GRANCH, chie'l'asss
:. of the Circuit Court OF the tlsf!icrH
/" Columbia. Potius isnoratIo j'fi' II"
g giosa est, guam scieatla. r., -
In conformity to the act OF the !. |T '.
gress of the United States, iutlluled" ~
act for the encouragement Of lsarnl's
by securing the copies OF maps, c'a@
and books, to the authors and pr'Pris!. !,
of such copies, during the lines !hs''D
mentioned" ,>1r.,r
Clerk of the District OF C"ln'n''
November 90 2a"f"
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side Of the foundation whom
was prepared; and then with tbs ste4
solemnities raised. lowered. and @'s .eaa
adjusted with care, according s, 10 4 aaI,
|cient usages OF the craft; a sms,' 'As Al.
ton Of coins and medals. with :. sOllec
recording the date and other mo, legend
tant incidents Of the coaaenceea alpe
the I! structure, being previouslv I q q
form deposited, in a cemeated 1h; u Dc
cavity under the stone. r"is'Aa
The officiating Master then ,,;,.,
Elements Of consecration. with !, t
benediction, consecrated the stons Shot
in solemn form. And then SEM Ie laid
upper surface thrice with The sI aius is
turned with the brethren 10 their ,s;rI fsl
places. ~tas
T,heAoficiating Master then del;,.,.
a short Address to the B,etbran s sa'
ISLANDERS concerning the IMPORTS" "u y,
the proposed Building, on the , ,sas. ,
humanity as well as IF comme,c;,I ' q
vantage; and concluded, By retp,r. ID
the Architect. the Pan Of the wo,&a
his tools, with appropriate encoura"s, 10
and instructions. ~'R
The ceremony was closed with a.
Grand HOnours of htasonarr w
ed by the military Band in attend'''
ard discharge of Artillery at Hal.
and Point, consisting a. three fs.
three guns, which were answered e.
the Ranparts of Fort Charlode On ~
opposite side of the Harbour, by an so n
number. y"
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Dec s
Runaway Negro Woman.

ND AN away from the subscriber, on
IA, the evening If Saturday last, ne
gro woman na,Ied BHT-she was for
|merly the property of Theephiius bowie
and aged about % years, 'an1e IN hel
left foot, dark complection and of a very
laxative disposition. | have reason u
.uppose she is harbored in town. | will
eive Five Dollars if taken in the town OF
suburbs of Alexandria, or Ten Dollars II
taken out Of the county OF A'exand la
and delivered to me. Ali persons are
warned not to harbor her at thei' pert.
Ann Davis.
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Situate in the said county OF Prince vii.
liam, and near the town OF Occoquan'
from whence waggsn and team can
move to the river Occoquan from 10 10
loads Of who'd per day, and where it sells
at four dollars per cord.
The terms Of sale are--one halt the
purchase money to be psid down-foi
the other half six months credit will Dc
siyen--the purchasers giving bond with
two approved securities. The land will
) be sold in lots to suit purchasers. On
payment Of half, and balance scared a.
Aforesaid, deeds viii be made. Title
indispatable and clear OF REMEMBRANCE
RD. RADCLIFFE, f,nnr,;s
BERNARD H0OE, Jr. $50.
JOHN HO0E,
Nov. II.
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FOR SALE,
New & Second hand Piano
ForteS
JUST RECEIVED,

For sale by the SaOscfiOer--
One London made square Piano Forte.
with addition Keys and Pedal, 5 draw.
ers. sett of Strings, tuning Hammer and
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto, with addition,
AL KEYS, Pedal, sett OF strings, tuning
Hammer, and leather cover.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One.do do, Baltimore make. Q Draw.
|ers and 8 legs, with additional Keys, Re
|dal and fashionable Case
N. b. The above will be sold at small
advance for cash, ii immediate appilca
ton be made to
| r. GRAY, Bookseller,
November
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to decree eff the @. States
Circuit Court for the district of Columbia
made in the sase Of Joseph Janney vs.
John Westcott's administrators y Others
---will be sold, on the premises, on Wed
nesaay the 18th day Of December next.
q lot of ground containing enc quarter o.
square, situate on Cameron and Patrlck
streets, on which is erected convenient
two story tenement. FERNS, 6, 8, and
IL moathscFedit, and lien on the pro-
perry till payment is made,
John ID. Brown,
Robert Gray.
Commissioners.
November s6 dts
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Notice

Whereas | did by an assignment datss
Goth November, 1916, transfer 4 assigr
TO Bryan Hampson and Go. and Thoma'
|Jauney u Go. Tor certain purposes there.
ia mentioned, all my books, rights, Gre
lifs, etc. Z
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to me by bond, note or book &C
count, that the same is required to be
paid to John d. Brown or Robert Harri'
son, who alone are authorized by the
Joint assignees to receive the same.
William Hatton.
npcnnhpr
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His Excelleney Jonathan Russell, our
iate Minister at the Court of Sweden ar
rived at Providence on Friday last He
has brought out Commercial Treaty
with Sweden, signed at Stockholm Sept.
18th, and it is reported a like treaty with
Denmark.
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November 10
Removal.
JOHN JOHN s 70 w

JOHN JON N 8 4 U ~
: Ha. removed his Hardware Sore !, !,
the corner of Pitt and kipg sEee,o,
posite the Washington Tavern, aas'i 8
Is now opening, tor sale, an eA'eu'
sortruent of ro,,m
Hard,caw, Cutlery. ans fu'''
articles. a,
Received per brig Thomas. anu IN II
General smith. All Of which ',,,,;.
,old on the most accommoda iN is, ,
September so
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Ilawrason 81 FoWle


HAYS FOR SALE,
The cargo Of slocp Haymaker, captain
Weeks. from Boston, OF
rs tons plaster Paris
7 hhds New England rum
10 bbls DO
100 boxes mould candles
4 90 do brown soap
100 demJehns
5 bales low priced broadclotbs.
FOR BOSTON,
rEs The Brig
fsss@ Wanderer,
49, $500 ~ Alexander Ne comb, master,
Now loading, will sail on sunday morn
ing. and take 500 barrels frelght,ll oifer
ed Immediately.
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FOR NEW YORK,

SKE The beautiful schooner Coquette
ska Captain Anderson will sail po
sitively OH Sunday the sth instant, al,
take freight low. For which, Or passage
apply on board at Twins wharf, or to
Rarnewall and Popham.
Dec 5 st
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Two Boys,

From "A to l6 years Of age, - VI.
ug by the subscriber, to learn ne I'D,
ing Business. None but BOYS .
aabits need apply. = u.rnrr
November IS
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Wood Buyers and Sellers
INTEND!

nURSUANT to a decretal erde'
made by the worshiptul The count,
court of Prince William, IN suit bto't
By William III. Dorsey, against the ad
ministrator :nd representatives OF Ger
rard Spinks, deceased; will oe sold, t
the highest bidder, snsthe premises. or
the 18th day Of next month, tDecembes,
about
500 Acres Of Land. nearly all
in Wood,
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November 90

Chewing Tobacco = ,,,,,,
90 kegs first quality Chewing 0'
for sale by !, r.,,,e.
November 10
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There is report that John Q. Adams
is to be recalled from London and made
Secretary OF State. We think this very
probable, but have no belief in the sup
posed Interior intentions of the Admins
tration with respect to him Il. e. thai the
Secretary ship is by them intended as
a stepping stone to the Presidency.
VIXEN Mir. Monroe was feared as .
serious obstacle TO the elevation of Mi
Madison, compromise took place
and MIR. Monroe agreed patiently (
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Thursday the 18th day Of Decem.
. Der next, will be sold at auction, on the
uremises, a number Of valuable building
and grass Lots, for the purpose OF clos
ING all accounts against the estate Of
Charles Alexander, jun deceased,
All claims NOT presented prior to the
above safe, viii not be afterwards receiv-
The Executors.
Noyember m 2aw9wsSdts
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The Gentleman and Lady's
POCKET ALMANAC

AND
Annual Pocket Rene Mbrancer for 1917,
Are just received tor sale by
James Kennedy q Son.
Nov 19 eOtf
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Richmond, Dec. s.

Richmond, Dec. 5.
4 Statement of the Commonwealth Re
venue, for the year, ending aoth Sep
TENDER. 1916.
Nett amount on the Tax
on Lots, Land AID
ether property. 8 4o9,oo9 q
Do. surplus on Tobacco
exported l4,sOS q
Do. Tax onlaw Process &c. 26 OlS 81
do. Registers Fees. lsS O
8512 Ill s.
Amount Of the revenues
above s5ls III S
Amount on Expenditures
charged on the above 567, III Q
nue. SIS 600 o