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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15
$3.50 acres Of Land
FOR SIZE,

4 $500 acres of which lays in, on and
between Zachiah, CIafkss and pye,s
lswamps. There is on this property eleven
Igood dwelling houses with all other ne
cessary Buildings, and may be convent.
lently divided SO as to suit purchasers.-
I There is onthis property upwards of 1000
Iacres of as good meadow land as any IN
America, with an abundant SUNNY of
timber of every description, and several
Iyery good situations for mills, l. several
good mills adjoining this land, and there
lis no part OF he world better supplied
with springs, as there are upwards OF
100 of as good water as any in the union
indeed SOME OF them are, Think, the
pest have ever drank Of There is al
10 on this property an excellent tar yart
lwith watts etc. sufficient for tanning and
dressing 5000 hides year, and as many
more may De added as any person can
wish, and any quantity of bark may be
had at a low price as may be wanted
there are also blacksmiths' 4 carriage
makers shops, and a storehouse and til.
|vern on this property, a great part of
which is within fiom to 5 miles IF tide
vater, and there is an act Of the Iegis!a.-
ture tor cutting a canal Up the Zachiah
Swamp. which may be done at little
|expence, and will be effected in a few
ears, from which the best OF every de-.
eruption of timber mag be sarried to
baltimore or any other laarket--there IS
about $50 acres III Nanjemoy, with an
excellent situation for mill, and 600
acres in Pomonkey, all within one mile
of the Potomac river, with great sup
ply OF wood and timber, a suilieient pro-
portion of meadow land & we'll watered
as to springs, and all other necessary
improvements as to houses, &c.
1t is thought UNNECESSARY to give more
particular description of tie above pro-
perty, as it is presumed 10 person will
,uy, without first viewing it,. and If not
so!d by the 25th Of August neAt,it will
be rented TO COED tenants either by the
year. or for q tenn Of years, as may be
agreed on. / will also offer at Public
>aie, to the highest bidder, on the FIRST
Tuesday OF The August court, Of Charles
county, IN Port Tobacco, a lot e houses
as to their situation and improvcmentsS
excelled by none, in that place.
The whole cf tie above property Will
be divided so as to salt purchasers, and
any credit given that Msy be asted; out
the payment must &c well secured. The
purchasers Or renters Of the above proper
~, can be supplied with every thing that
is necessary FIR farming, or house krep-
ing: That is to say, from a gimblet to
wagon. from 4 pig to stud horse, includ-
ing jacks and jehneys, from a griddle
scraper to book case. and every kind
of provisida tha! may be vantetl either
for aian or beast also COO sheep. a.
nong which are about 100 teathers, if
application be made immediately.
The whole of the above property is va
liable beyend description, and has adj
'antages that few Others possess in this
country.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Eewtown, Charles County, Nd.
July 16 go
The editor Of the Federal Republican
md Baltimore Telegraph, is requested 10.
nsert the above once { week till the
1st|, of Snpusf tsyf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

Communicated for the Federal Gazette.

~
Y, Liverpool, a9th June. tSl0.
we are compelled to Law before YOU a
,s glcony account of our maa kets gen
81, J',' arising in part from the conner
sI distress and consequent want OF con-
49, @;uce throughout the kingdom. Many
,sa AUS failures have occurredin London
S. manchester; here we have been Ia
,.s more fortunate, although not alto
eS c lree from such disasters.
nm s0u'n from the above cause. weighty
,Sp rO..' and the falling OFF in the con
ONT pu !. rs much depressed; we CAMEO
| CO. oplands higher than 16i a Esd
boa sals l6d l9d, a few very fine bale.
~, ~ BRING God, although there was tn
| 81 some very inferior sold as low =.
il, pence; Sea ISLANDS, stained l.
nsbss Is, not stained Is Id. a I'd. Ma
a., a@ Esd; pernamDuco Is a 2s l-2d
|sssla india Cottons are becoming !. yer
IN, V ran article in this market sine,
1sce was thrown open, aud int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15
For Sale,

A handsome assortment of Double
Block Fin Ware. Also, quantity d
pane Fin Ware which | will sell very
heap, wholesale or retail.
Nm. MOORE,
Royal street, opposite Mr.. 5. snow
dcn's Printing Office.
August IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

c.,..;n Millen. from Rio Janero, n
80. ~ that a few days prior to his sailing
p'a .s,sd;tion Of IL sail including "a,
s sis.slss, 5 sloops of war, and smaller
i sa With soo0 troops, vent against
w., M.s,s yidee. These troops lately arriy-
u tbsie trem Poftugak.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

To make buftsr that viii keep sweet
Tor wears. lake good cream aud churr
M thoroughly. then wash out all the butter
milk with brine thst has been purified
with scsiding and SHINING; put the but
terinte clean oak or ash tubs, and keep
lit covered with ve'y strong brine, which
is made by putting mnie salt into water
than boiling water will dissolve. In the
usual way Of putting salt into butter.
there IS always more or less dirt put into
lit with tie salt. and the salt dissolying
Ileaye7 the butter porous, lets IN the ait
! and is the cause OF It's turning rancid
Milk should not be taken With cream
that is tp stand some time. as 1t IS one
cause OF the butter tasting bitter. She'
llny milk settle at the bottom OF YES.
lsel OF cream, II may be we'll TO stir II
from the bottom every day, to let IN the
lar, which may prevent its turning bit.
| ;er. Cream sho0ld be churned till all Is
urned to pure hutfer, or buttcr Will tast'
isreasy II Is OF Importance that all the
smttefmiIk is worked ont, it has as maci
S}gtlency- TO spoil butter, as blood has
ac;it. Pine kess are not suitable for BIT,
r. Ilire!and they churn the whole Of
eetGilk together In summer they &,
fpt let it stand over the seeond day a
I post. The fresh butter made in sah
ner, is equal to that made IN autumn.
IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

a Cat Fish was taken by trot Inc,
opposite Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday
last. the dimensions Of w!ich, By actual
.admeasutemeut, were FIVE lest and an
salf in length, feur feet girth, l6ine!.es
between tie eyes, AID nineteen a
cross tie breast, weight, one Hundred and
$erenteen poands! Such was the poaer of
this fish that the men who took him, were
Obliged 70 shoot him, in order to set hvm
TO Shore. H'eslera spy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15
Port Of Alexandra.
CLEARED

CLEARED
sloop Henrietta. Smith. New-York.
Schooner Resolution, Rowe. Baltimore
War Halter, Hulaoest, st
Johns, n. 3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

lfere much with Uplands !; i is very diff
| 6cdlt to quote their price at present, a
! a sale Of 5000 bales advertised for las
week, was withdrawn, there not being
single bidder; Sarats may be worth |.
led I'D, Bengalss lad. Our import
stand thus
In the first FIVE months Of 1915,
From America 1890 bas,
Brazil and Lisbon $500 do.
butch Colonies 1850 do.
Other parts S,080sdo.
10000
Against first Eve months Of 1916.
Prom America $500 bags
Brazil and Lisbon 5000 do.
Dutch Colonies 10,S4o do
Other parts $3.50 so.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15
District of Columbia,
County ef .alsaandria, to wit:
.8lrl ISrn., 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant,
against =
John Wanchar. heir of Martin WaTchery
DefendaNt.
IN CHANCERY.


IyEVHE defendant, John, Wancher, ret
q having entered his APPEARANCE aud
Isiler security according to the statG;t
land the rules Of this court, and it al
|peafing to the satisfaction II tie cart
Iupon affidavit, that the SAID defendant,
John WanchSr, is not al itlhabitaht of
this District, on netior ct the complain
ignt by his counsel, i! is ordered that tie
said defendant, John Wanther, do APP
pear hereon the first day If November
FERN next. and entey his appearance TO
the suit, and give secarity fl perioiming
the DEGREES Of the court, and that a cory
ref this order be forthwith published for
two mcnths succcssiyeIy in one Of the
public newspapers published in this
and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the courthouse OF SAID
county.
c copy. Test,
august 8 2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15
Ann. Orleans, Llp 10.

From = passenger in the brig Minerva
ssl,b entered the river Ga the 4th INST
sehase tae following information;
Ietey ' thing quiet'at Port an Prsnce
= Mar carried on with Christchpe, al
Ssa.h no peace had actsaily-been mate ma ::
hath parties, however, keeplag constantly
4, ~. 4 their troops il readiness. Cot
T. iss' vss very nigh, II dollars per 'c~t. Oh
s y Indifferent for American
produce o,,t crn;,
iDs ID the bite to protect vessels bound -
hBpOsts.
+ pston has been lately made president
e. life bv number Of deputies Of the
dIGhrent districts Of that part OF haytl
nader his command, convened at Grand
Goaye, for the express purpose OF revis,
ipg and amending the constitution.
The next crop If coaes promises to be
very abundant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

olsr0r0ke, permitting 4t'AS Az PS.s~N'sA''
Ofbread stuifs.
sWbereas the quantity OF wheat ano
isur on hand will not De equal to Tie
assumption of the province until ths
aew crop can be got IN, aud IN ecnse
gsence Of the very backward state OF the
season, the Province oil Lower Canada Is
At this time in state Of emergency and
distress. have, therefore, thought ht,
under and by virtue Of the said act OF
Parliament, to issue this proclamation,
and to authorize, and by and with the at-
wee aud consent Of the executive couacli
d the said province, do hereby aa,ao-
ise TIE importation by sea, ~ coastmise,
INTO the said Province of Lower Canada,
and into the countries and islands withhi
he government thereof, and up the aver
G.Lawrence from the yea, OF bread, b =
cut, flour, peas, beans, potatoes, = heat
nee, oats, barley, or grain OF any sort,
aud the -four thereof, from any OF the ter
riones belonging to the United States OF
America, toe and during the space of siA
rasndar mouths iron. the dag Of tie date
aAsse presents, for the supply OF the IN
aSnats Of the said province of Lower
Canada, and OF the counties OF islands
within the geNefumentthereoi Provided
isays, that the said goods and commo-
ades, 50 authorized to be imported as a.
hrssad, shall not he imported except b
British subjects and 10 British built SHIPS
naed by his paesty's subjects and ma
nsated aceYrdipg to law. under the pc
alty Of the iorfe1aFe thereof, and also
tae ship or vessel in whlcao the same
aaIl be so imported, together with her
EaS furniture, ammunition, taekel and
gpayel."
Montreal, July %.
Weae happy to see, in the Quebec
s'aette Of Thursday last, a prorIamatFon.
N@e Governor in Chief, permitting the
SpoFahon Of grain, flour, &c. from the
.aied sta'es into this province, by sea
gsoon--this measure, tegether with
appreaclMg harvest, (of which the
present. prospects are Gatteripg) will
sOa 'elleve the country at large fsoin.
ss distress it now experiences from the
sa'city Of bread.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-15

Newtown, Charles County, Nd.
July 10 go
The editor Of the Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested to
insert the above once week till the
18th Of August next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
from the RaHimo,c Pairiof
EXPOSITION OFTllE CCND(J3vV OF
SPAIN TOWARDS TIE UNITED
crfesfff-c - ~

Jt would seem that the remembrance OF facts
sometimes soon passcth away. o that pre- udice
and Partially, usibility, or weak geueros-
ity, may insitcnce us TO pailiate and forgive "A
perverse aud uDTepcntant aggressor, even be-
fore Nc have fime TO forget the manifold iniu
ries he has done us. This reflection naturally
arises, from the perusal of certain observations
and structures, that frequently appear i'm our
newspapers, and from the point ofycv in which
some respectable writers have lately consider
ed our relations with Spain, and the delicate
position in which the revolutions of South Ame.
Tica are likely 10 place us-But, let us not be
surprised INTO error, led astray by their elo-
cucnce, nor mistake for true picture the falls T.
shades aud cOlouIing which they NAV give to
the subject, as suits their own taste and fancy
Lei as not waive tlie solid arguments Of ficts
for TRAIN pf snppositiOus reasoning nor adj
NJ : that ~ all cases where open warfare docs
mt exist, harmony and good understanding
must necessarily prevail nor cite treaties re-
pcatr.;, violated, 10 impress on MS the obli.a-
liotW 81 sspcct and regard fora power that has
Invariably shown Itself unfriendly to us in the
extreme.
n We look hack into the memorials oT thc
past, and exAisinC the volumes Of daily records
how many page VIII be found to remind us Of
what We have eNfiersd from SPAIN how pa
tiently VIC have horHe our sui.criugs, which
base ~0ur 30 long uSTedrCssedi and now few
acts OF hc4 Justice or goodwill towards US shall
We haze a. Acknowledged II is, therefore.
interpolation Of words, to say, that there is.
t.,at ltcre can, or 90 right, ought to be true
friendship between TIC United States n Spain,
~ ions a. reparatiOn and satisfaction for aeon
minated n,spnCss ave denied ~ us. It will be
sr.n. hat We have no debt Of gratitude to dis
cNafse nv Iced "a kindness whatever 10 Tecip-
goi..if and na 5jist reason why we should refrain
frgir fhe cNfrclsc of hospitality due 70 orr 5.
AMERICAS bfeticer, OF restrict Cur merchants
ff0a Nnu.shts, the,n witli sech means a. our
commercial ie-o rces Has enaJls them to af-
fefa 80 rtllcl " mss and distresses of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
| From an English Paper.1
THE MANSION OF PEACE, AND THE
HOME OFCONTENT.

EOWE OFCONTENT.
As stood on The h,l tina, o'erIooks the dear CO,
Where my ka 'tiild INV lttie ones dwell
said, II the Sp.ci.dor Of Kings were my lot
I'd prefer my own caisy-grow,, deli
Tho humble my wicket and shaiter'd - latch
And the winds my rude lattice have ANT
lhU NY mansion Il low and all coverd with thatch
iHas the mansion Uf peace, and the home OF coli
tent.
mo Twelve weary months have now wasted away
since my Kate aud my cottage lcft
lho the LafdsllpS "f fate I've encountered by day
And OF sleep i'vcat night been beTen:
let. oh itlny kate aud my little ones live
Should tbcy smile With the blessiugs of health
The hardshiirsOf late I'll forever forgive
Z For II taemfve a world fall OF wealth.
Ash s"ui'' ~ ,s,d my loy'd Kate Il, the door.
Ahd ~. siis ones piavdhy her side
Let E,e I';aprst C,tiic on, let the winds loudly
.oar,"
~ the incrlcit ut madness I cried:
- longer pas>'d IN transport 80 true
tor never Seem'd mortal ~ best
10 her Gear open arms instantly tl.w,
Aud tetthnse who have hearts speak the rest.
As Il eve. my dear little cling round my knees
Is kiSsi them L Thousand times DER
Nh@s Rapture. cried, can he equal To ihose
It's hc;iN'n alone eau give more
ln' humble NV wicket, and shaltcf'd riy latch
And The winds my rude lattice have rent
tud III my mansion that's c0vcr'd with thairh
siii tue mansion of peace and the home of content
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
August

MOUNI-PROVIDESCE F0r .yaIe-This b,au,;f,I
1vh seat, with ash acres Of LAHD, situate in King
& Queen county within six miles of the courthouse and
for vessels Of considerable buteE will be xuosed ~,
sale on the 30h day ofthis month on the
cleafed lana beng about ehafthe tract is divided info
three heds which viii produce from $50 10 400 barrels
nicorn each, and from $50 to 100 bushels of wheattbe
improvements consistBgof dwelling house with three
rooms below and two above stairs a Kitchen with two
rooms meathouse, barn. and situated ON very biel
NIL, commanding view OF the river aud overlook inc an
extensive body ofrch, HAT lands W.
AnypeIson wishing TO purchase can view the pfemses
by applying to Mr. j. Radord residing thereon or 10 Inc
SuDscIaer TO whom the management Of the sale is con
ided, by the parties Interested
~ TERMS to be made known on tho day Of sale
.. HENHY GAINES.
NoNeWDeI ~. JT2aw2ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

TOHN MCPHERSON, (u,,der the Eagle Tar-
- ern, tco doors abore the Farmers Bank, has
Just received his FALL GOODS, comprising
aselegant an assortment as is to lie found in anu
one house in the City of Richmond, among which
are, Saxon cloths and cassimeres, rich Mcrino
siiawls, Merino cloth, and fresh supply of Fan
30 Country Merchants will find il to theirinte-
rest to call; as independently of the low prices,
the time OF paaymentwill be made to suit purclia-
sers, on good town or country security.
October %. dS 2n,rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

ID virtue OF deed of executed TO the Subscribers
- by John Taylor junior; 10 debt due william
Morris Senr particularly specified in the said deed. which
deed 10 duly admitted record in the General Court of
Nirsiuiaw be sold. the premises, Ia the highest
bidder for ready money, al public auction the twenty
iith day OF December next. tract parcel
Of Land, situate. lying being in County Caroline
on haiopony River, adjoining the Lands of Gatewood
Bufks heiIs sutton and Coleman, heuc all tie lands
,eycd by Daniel Eizhrgh and 1heodorick Fitzhugh to
Colonel john faH,or, aud by him Y his wife conveyed
the said John Taylor JUNIOR containing by estimation sl
ven hundred acres, he the less-1hc Sob
scribers viii only convey TO purchaser such title
vested in them > trustees.
X. MORRIS, Junr.l 49,,
THOMAS PRicE. ! '"s'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
November q.


NOiiCE.-by virtue o; a trust deed executed tot
Subscribers by Cornelius Buck, for the purpose of
raising the monies thereby intended he secrred-Ni
he sold for cash. OF Thursday the 26h day of December
next, at the dwelling house OF the said Buck the remain
Ing part nsold of the TRACT LAMP ON which he M
present iesdes supposed to be about &9sdrcd acres
a rRA act or LAND in the county Amelia supposed
to contain one thousand and three cRo hdIj acyes--
TRACT or LAND, in the county OF Chesterfield on the
Turnpike Ro3d about six miles above the town of Man
ceester, supposed To contain eghtyu;e 1crcs-ELEvES
TRACTS or LAND, lying in Patrick county, and ONE in
the county 81 Pttsylvana, supposed contain i'm the az
gresatc toacr no~sG"dJoI' hundred and fortgone a.
-
ALSO, Thirt.t' e SK-fYflS, most of them Young and
very likely large Stock of Horses, J,es Cattle Hoes
ana Shcea large assortment of Piodto,s ToDLs nd
ttsnsiIs CHARIOT and Harness. great variety of va
luable HOUSEHOLD $ KITCHEN FURNITURE con
tanning almost every article necessary and convenient in
house keeping.
The real estate will be sold subject to the eventual right
of dover of Mrs. Buck. So
Should the above property not be sold the above
DAY the sale will continue from day 10 day, until sull
cheney is sold the purposes of the trust and
pehces oil tie sale RCti'r. GRAHAM,
J. w. WINFREE.
Owl m Ken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.-The annu
1sl al meeting of Stockholders will az thr
ddncheSter Exchange, in this town. on the rt Monday
OF December next Business OF importance TO the inte
rest of the Company requires full meeting The under
signed requests to be furnished with evidence shares
say the deed itself, certificate OF s being in record
. JAMES BRANDEK, CUR.
fdn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

me hnid adventure Of onr Counnyman Captain iona
inah .n't, on nc Isles which lay between Africa and
Anofa has received its just praise The settlement at
Acnn@ began with favorable hopes. The loss of the
crave na VINO mad hesnn IT, was sudden and unexpect
ed. The following winch is the latest Information res
pee,ine Captain Lamhcft, WAC native of Salem.
VIII be acceptdD to his friends well as 10 the public
hi- account oil tie loss of him. removes the apprehens
GUS Which had been excited By rumours respecting
hs euc. 's
E.tgct G'o utter from Cayt Timothy BrgaAf. oCfhc
.ip i6aSd"'', Of sutton, d0ted amsterdam JuIy
II, 1915. 'S
. have seen CAPTAIN s. Bevlle, Of Hastings Sussex
Fngand who went ny order ofthe Governor OF ST. UeIs
u" 70 tristan enhd TO enquire into the cause of The
cfath OF Capt. Jonathan Lambert he saws he has writ
zen twice I" Mr. Lambert, and that he has all CarIan
~ papers that DIES have all been copied 10y order OF
the directors u; the EasudIa Company and are copsi
deTed valuable iIoIn this statement pIesnie they
mast be and must be valuable aud desirable acaui
Dnon 10 The saiem 4. L. Marine society ! have uenti
onta e subject TO Mr.. S. Williams, aud presume lac will
o1inn teiN aud forward the same 1t seems that Can
taul l.. went out with two fishing ard was never
head % after Tey have Ill. says 1870 casks Sea Eie
yhar Oil Fowls, Pigs Vegetables, &C &C. .ulicien 10
suppl! 80 sail of vessels"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
November IL.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALk.4In pursuance of dc.
" cree ef the Superior Court of Cbancery land with
Tue consent OF all the parties therein Interested will
ne soid, al Public Auction, credit one two and
,nse years equal annuaipayments, .srGcts OF, parcels
81 Lh!ND belonging TO the estate the late John NJ
hae IT. eec containing .5o3 81 acres Wing IN the
counties or Lincoln and Madison the state OF Kentuc
KY being part ola survey OF GOO acres patented in the
name OF John Lewis.
one tract parcel Of Laa6 on the waters ofGoose
5000 acres, being lot No. 10. ~
ore ether tract LOT No 90 containing 1000 acres, y
ing on Goose creek.
one other tract lot No. ~ con,spng 1000 acres on
the ridge that divides the waters OF Richland from Goes
creek. - ' 0s'
Oze cher tract lot No. l. containing sir bursycds
fhrer dnf onehak acres, the head of Lick Fork on
Richland creek. - ~ A' va
one other tract lot No o, containing tire thousand
ami fmftre acres, or R,clland creek.
aOrc otheT tract lot No. 3 containing one hundred
WIND tttTtytro ncreS, on Richlsnd creek
ore OTTER trdct lot No o. containing 40 acres on the
aters of RichIand. - va N
one other tract lot No. H. containing 1000 acres on
the waters Of Richlsnd and Collins Fsrk.
one Ofhcr tract LOT No. IS, containing tso fou,o1d
fur hHHdred and sir 0i qU1rfor acres wing m,
10th sides of Goose creek. 'e va
int one ofherfracf lot No. To- containip1 oooo ac,cs
lying on both sides of Collins Fork. -
The title papers TO the lands may be seen nm
application TO Mr.. James II. LYNCH auctioncer with
whom they will be lodged for that purpose preyious IN
the day of sale which will take place at the Be
III the city OF Richmond, Monday the 9th December
next.
Jers-Bonds with approved security carry interest
from the day sale the interest TO be RENTED II e
cpal is punctually paid.
B.w LEIGH
JAS. G.. WILDER TrlsteetS
JOEL HARMON, { lo1i,a'rs
August 10. q David.