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VALUABLE LANDS-N.1. M

VALUABLE LANDS-Foi' Sac.
4 P'2.ic Aucsioa, or Hfonday, 18th day of A.
~ Pol next, at the Office Of freron, Sinton & Co
~ the city of Richmond, tbs following Lands VIII
be exposed to sale, viz
GkEENSPRiNG, The residence Of the late
William Ludwell Lee, Esq. containing ,9545 acres,
situated IN James City county, about six miles from
TIE City OF Williamsburg, about itty-tlree miles
irem this City, ard about 19 hours sail from Nor
folk, and binding considerable distance on James
river, little above James Town. \ great part OF
TINS tract is heavily timhered with oak cyprus, pine
and ether valuable growtbs, whicl, may be water
borne from the shore. The woodlands present an
object OF great importance and particularly in rela-
!ion to ship TIMBER its vicinity to the contemplated
Naval Arsenal AZ York Town, aud the ease with
winch 1t can be transported TO any market. A saw
nal, was erected on the land By the late proprietor
" may be resumed to great advantage in the manu-
iacture oil plank aud scantlng for this market alone.
n considerable part is low ground suitable for mea-
dow. The Powhatan Swamp IS estimated to con-
tam upwards OF 200 acres heavily tinbersd, priii-
eipaliy with cyprus, from which an immense quan-
uty OF shingles could be procured and ofnexhaust-
ihie ieltity-the higher lands ave generally in good
heart and improbable. The bindings and other
improvements, constitute another Important item in
ITS value, and although OF late years much neglected
can be easily restored to what it formerly was an
elegant establishment. The maasion aud its wings
are OF brick, constructed by the late proprietor in
very handsome style and the grounds tasteiuly ar
,' A"e S.S''~N'un rs heoithy us any ih the low
er country. The orchards are extensive and of
choice fruits. The water excellent and abundant
The woodlands abound with deer Fish, and wild
fowl can be had with convenience
Also at the same time ard place, will be sold
small Tract adjoining called the Main, containing
500 Acres, more than half of which is in wood
The quality ofthis Land is'fine in bends also on
James River adjoining Mr.. Ambler's Land.
The buildings are convenient * suitable. The a
bove lands will be sold on credit of years equal
payments for approved endorsed nores, negotiable
and payable at either Of the Incorporated Banks in
this City,-Tsose contemplating a purchase, can
see the lands by applying to Edmund Christian,
yey, may be seen at the Merchants CoGee-House
IN this city. Possession of Greenspriag may be
had immediately after the sale, by order Of the pro-
prietor.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
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CHARLES WILLLdANS q Co.

CHARLES WILLLdA1S e Co.
HAVING taken the store near the
3 a niarlet-House. adjoining Mesrs. Brown K Finey's
ages OF seasonabe GOODS, comprising very general
sortlnent:
Apioag them are,
Black md white Camhrics
Cambria ali L.n0 Niusiins
Plaid ana striped Ginghan.s
Irish linens and Sheetinrs
Madapollam, coleraiii, Power and Patent Steam
Loom ShirtIngs
Brown Linen. and White Cotton Platiilas
Dark and Light Fancy CalicOes
Plain AMI Plaid Floreices
PlnWt and Figured Leyantines
India Sarscnst,S, Satins assorted
Canton and Italian Sewing silk
Piain Figured and Waterloo Ribbons
Black, White and Assorted silk Gloves
Long and Short, White and Assorted hid do.
Silk and cotton Hosiery
do. Do Do. I firsssS
ItvRntne, DamasS and Serge silk Shawls
Imitation printed and Leno do
Superiine Silk, Flag and Fancy Eandlds.
Cotton Bandanna, Flag Madras and Nav DO.
Cambria Dimity, silk Umbrellas
OIL Cloths Tapes, Galicons
Sill. ami Thread Buttons
Elegant Gown Trimmings, Jc. Orc.
Also,
80 Crates, Hogsheads and Boxes CroCkery and G-ss
Ware
~ Boxes Ladies' Leather. Rid and Morocco Shoes
10 Cases Straw Bonnets assorted
10 Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
Case French Perfunery.
HoUc also iH the Ri,'er,
~ Packages Canton and Calcttfq GOODS,
Ana are IN daily expectation efrecevng assortment of
English, FRENCH and Italian GOODS. selected by our part
ner ut the manufactures, Particularly fer his M,akt-
wheh belg disposed 10 sell ON accommodating terms by
public in general, to call and examine
Mkrc!t so 1861
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Councii-Chamber, March 10, 1876.
RpD DOClI


NN ILL be received at this Office until the IF
w teenth day of next month, (April,) for fur
n'shnS one hundred thousand good bricks, to be
used in enclosing the public square in the city OF
Richmond, and TO be delivered as they may be re-
quired, from the first day of May, until the first
day OF October next, the bricks to be paid for by the
thousand
Also, proposals for laying the bricks the under
taker TO find all the materials. except the bricks,
and to be paid by the thousand.
Also, for an iron railing for one third Of the
square, 70 be four feet in height; the proposals to
state the terms upon which the railing will be fur
n'shed, either IN cast iron or in wrought iro1 in the
iorner case the barsio be one and half inches
square, and in the latter one inch square.
Also, for as much dressed lrees,one as will form
a coping for the whole length ofthe wall surround
ing the square.
Proposals viii alsobe received, for making the
roe of the Capitol tight, ant or painting all It's ex
terror that is of wood.
Bonds with good security, to be approved by the
Executive, will be required Tor the faithful perform
ance ofall the contracts.
WIN. ROBERTSON, C.. G..
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y virtue of Deed of Trust executed
20 the Subscribers by Cornelius Buck to secure the
payment OF three thousad hundred and twenty-nine
doars hNe cents on ie 24t day ofJuy, 1911, Igres
CfdThe = Co who have assigned the Nts, &
EunSe-Niil be Sold for cash, Wednesday, the thir-
enth day OF March next the dwehng-house the said
BueI, seven Hundred and try-iour of LIND being
inc Sne wereon he resides lying the county OF Ches.
Ni, about twelve miles above the OF Manchester
also se undivided fourth part oifve acres of COIL
LHN y, m the same neishbor,ood, and known by the
name OF HeotdSseS Coal Pits, much OF the said lands
rs viii (u'ect To The eventual dover othe wife cf the said
C. 1u) be sufficient raise the money aforesaid
with interest thereon from te cath day of july 1911 and
the expences Of the sale.
SAMUEL T41LOR1 r..
GEO. MARKHiM.S iIus'eeS'
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", generally, to protest against silence on
the part of the Republican prints, being
deemed a sanction To those abuses of the
Press to which we have alluded. This is
one among the many cases in which the
old proverb is not true, that silence gives
consent Nat. Int.
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DRY.G00DS ar .fOCII0M


ygNrIF. Subscribers have just received,
,.os ~ superior quality, Of the following description,
Sbish thcy viii SELL Monday the sth their Auc-
ton store, without reserve.
(Sdies at 10 ociook.)
= eases superfine cotton hosiery and half hose
do so ps 9s cambria shiriings
do. so doz. Cd twiIlcd bor,lertd shawls
do so ps.super. poeketh'dkS
l do containing, viz;
70 MS Ga riddle gasze, do. do. trulet
IS do. do. riddle lappet, 10 do do. purle
* do. do. birds eye, 5 do. do. whip nett
do. do spotted ieno
do Do. do do $ do. d do.
do. do. gauze lappet, do do. japan
do. do. cut aPpet
L case, VIZ:
! gs. q plain P de- leno
2 do. Do pur!s, % do. DO tambored netts
do. do. spotted dropnets
8 do. cd riddle gauze, do. do. DO. appet
do. do. victory, do do. whip nett do. do. do. do.
2 do do. spotted eno, do. do. do. do.
do. do. abound lapPet
10 ps Ga riddle 30 do. do. purIs 10 do do birds eye
do. do. whipnett, do. do. drop
30 do. do. spotted leno
20 do do. do. do.
@. o.. Do. a.;
case, so ps. York stripes
do so do. cotton cashmere
/ case, so dOz. Ga sprisd and boriered shawls,
90 ps CT Fancy Jackson sprigs,
100 DO. gauze pearls
b9le, 20 ends super. London patent Elastic''
do az ps oS steam ioom sbirtings
i do. 81 do do. do do. do.
do. callicoes
4 cases o-s cotton shirtirg.
TERMS At SALE
.NOmcure, Robinson 81 Peasants, Y. ylf
April s. 1o7-2t
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EsY Virtue Off Deed of Trust executed to the
s , subscribers on the 10Th day of August, 1918,
by Major Joseph Mayo and duly admitted TO re-
cord in the Hastings Court for the City of Rich
mond, on the 10Th day OF November, lSI5-We
shall, Thursday, the 95th inst. on the premises
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock, proceed to sell to III
highest bidjer-The Lot of GROUND, with tn
improvements thereon, at present in the occupan-
cy of Maj. MAYO, and known by the No s, ia the
plan of The city which said Lot is situated on d.
or Car street and ODD street, and directly back Of
the court house. and confirms in front Of d. street
1S2 feet running hack los feet-in order to satisfy
a debt due Mr.. Manuel judah Of $1,000, with in.
t,rest from the first day Of January 1914, and all
costs incurred in executing and carrying into effect
the said deed of trust.
JOSEPH MARX, 2Tru
EDWARD w. TRENT, Stees.
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NIRGINIA.-At a Superior Court of
Claneers holden at the Capitol, in the city of Aeh-
inOnd, JAM 18th, 1916.
Rort Plyss,ats, Pein against Samuel coats, jun. and
William Cew, trading under the firm fCe0s q c'cIe,
DcitH1dHg.
BY Virtue ola Decree Of the Superior Court ut Csney,
for tue Richmond District pronounced in the above stated
ease shall Wednesday, 2o,h Of March next proceed
to SELL public auction, at B. craocps Hf, for ready
money, the schooner CHARL OIerE, lying sand
Wharf, at Rockets, in the city orhichmond.
WM B. PRICE, S. &. G..
NIB rhe above sale will take place at tweyeo'eiOclS
Fe5TunY II.
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SkolL tAe INic[! =!

Ntofi the IHicT!
& AN the night Of the 21st instant, the
" stage stable near NewKcnt courtfouse was broken
open and THREE HORSES stolen one a black one
hay ana the other grey all about five feet high with
draw very well.
hrewardof Thirty Dollars win be given for the delivery
NATION rs shall lead conviction of the villain or villains
%Iio committed the theft. will give iuriier reward of
One Hundred Dollars. SCERVANr ZONES.
FORK I0vH
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ADAMS * VAN LEW.

ADAMS * VAN LEW,
HAVE ron SALE,
600 casks Cut Mats, from to God.
SO do Wrought do. 4 90
200 bundles Nail aud Spike Rods,
$50 do. Hoop Iron,
so dozen hest English Hoes,
90 dozen Shoveis and Spades,
1000 lbs. Trace Chains,
so Chinawith Piougl,s,
80 Smiths AnSils s g horas,
Is DO. Bellowses, from e7 to So inches,
l2 Mil Screws,
100 tons Plaster Of Paris,
Coach Springs and Steps,
-, do. Plated lamps, Handles, &c
1e2ekher 1eltd-A general assortment of Hard
7SdIe and Gallery Wholesale s. Retail.
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VALUABLELANDs FOR SALE


n pursuance OF decree of the Supe-
rior Courtof Chancery (and with the consent of ali the
parties int rested ueren) viii b. Sold public auction on
credit Of one, two and three years. equal annual pay.
nets ten tracts or parcels Of LAND eonging TO the IS
tate Of the late John MIae. ir.dec containing 1898 Cd
acres, lying ~ the counties Of Lincoln Madison in the
state OF kentucky, being part Of survey Of 10000 acres
pateytel III the name of John Lewis
One tract OF parcel Of land the waters Of Goose creek
crts, being lot No. 10
One other tract lot Notwenty containing, 5000 acres ~.
ing on Ciouse creek.
One other ;ract. lot No. twelve containing 1000 acrs ON
he'rhge that divides the waters Of Rchland from Goose
creek.
Ono oher tract, lo No. l. containing 6o3 IL acres ON M
head OfLick Fork, on Rchland creek.
One other tract lot No. 9, containing two huudretland
twelve acres, on Richland creek.
One other tract, lot No. 81 containing I32 acres on Rich
land creek.
ono other tract, lot Mop, containing 44o acres on the
waters Of Bichiaid
One other tract lot No. IL containing 1000 acres ON the
wattrs Of Iichlaud and COilinss Fork.
One other tract o No. ffteru. containing fhoucaud
iour hundred ami SIX and quarter acres lying both
SIDES 81 Cioosccfeok.
And one other tract, lot No sixteen. containing two
thou'audacres. lying on both sides ofC0ims's Fork,
The title papers he aurcfaid lands ray seen on ot-
phcauon 20 riamcs iLyneh auconcts with whom hey
W." BE- lodged for thai purpose, previous 90 tie day Of sale
which VIII take place at fe Sell Tavern, the CIV Of Rich
moI'd on ueslay, tt 18th day Of june next.
IcrnF-lonls with approved security carry interest
from ihe Day oi sale ue interest 10 h remit ID 1.-THE prn-
cpai is punctuailypad.
jxs. 6. WILDER, Tras,ee'
JOEL HARMON, any
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EUR SALE.

4 TRACT OF LAND. near the town of War
1 z rem, on James River. adjoining the lands of
Gov Nicholas and John Harris, Esq. containing $50
acres, well improved, with large and commodious
dwelling house asd offices Of brick, good Erist mill
for corn and plaster Of Paris, and with sufficient
barns and stables for every kind OF stock. The
land IS Of irstrate quality and has been kept in
heart by the liberal Of Plaster aad Clover
The barn is distant from the landing at Warren one
mile and half, and there are two manufacturing
mills within three miles of tit is believed tha,
this farm combines many advantages as any tract
OF high land in the state.
ALso,a tract of 1900 acres near the former, "a
convenient o the and of excellent quality that
has been much improved by clover and plaster, to
which it is well adapted-These lands viii be sheyyn
by the subscriber, living the premises and terms
made known by him, or 10y Thomas Taylor of Rich
mond. JOHN PATTERSON.
Feb. 90. OF
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Spanish dried Hides,
Muscovado Sugar in hhls. and bbls.
Loaf do. do.
l.. L. Tenerifie Wine "a quarter casks.
Cogsisc Brandy, fourth prood and OF choice
quality,
Holland Gin, first do.
Blistered Steel Bar Iron, Nail Rods, sc.
FOR SALE-gY
WIN. SHEPHERD,
Street leading to .Eayois Bridge.
March so. 1o6-,f
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Council Chamber, March %, 1916.
pro POSIT

YNTlLL be received at this Office, until the 18th
wv day of next month, (April,) for furnishing
the PUBLIC GUARD, Il, The City of Richmond,
with the following CLOTHING, tn wit One
cloth Coat, to be trimmed with red two pair cloth
Psntsioons, one cloth Vest. one pair cloth Caters,
Blanket. two pair Socks, four pair Shoes, four
Shirts, Stock, one Hat, one thin short Coat or
Roundabout for summer, two pair ricklenburg
Psntsoons for DO. for each OF the moa-comnssionxi
officers and privates a. said Cnarl.
WM. ROBERTSON, Q. @.
March so. 106-,f5A
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THE PROPRlETORS.
ar the Richmond Cotton Mandatory, forewaro
Z y al persons from crodtng any ore uerestea,
connected or employed in thst establishment, on
account Of the same, except
BENJ. JAMES HARRIS.
December IL 'l9m
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TIE sUBscR,RER

TgAVtNG taken JOAN VAN i4Ew into partner
4 z ship, the HayGsodre Business viii be herea(-
ter conducted under the firm of adams q Pan
Lei0-Aii indebted viii please call and settle their
accounts with either Mr.. Van Lew, or
SAMUEL g. ADAMS.
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
l, and three times week during the session OF the STATE
~ ae-Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars par
anSnm pnyale in advance. Notes of Chartered Banks
rJ vi h received ia payment. The hlitor will guar
su, the safety of renting them by m the postage OF all
letters being paid by the writers.
M No papers win be discontinued, but at the discretion
r The Isiitorl until all arr,suages have been paid up
~. whoever will guarantee the payment OIL nne pa
rrrs shall receive tenth. gratis.
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
or One sqncre-FfrSt isefti0n rs censedc continuance
80, ., ,,r
foss1paed 81 some person ia this city its enviToS
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- In consequence o the badness ofthe weather the sale
next
March 25. fol-tds
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800 REWARD.

$50 KEW MD.
e D ANYWAY from the subscriber negro man
Il q, by the name of MICHAEL, and is known by
the name ofMichael Brooks, who has wife in this
place, free woman, by the name Of Betsy Lewis
lie eleped from about the 2lst of October last
His height about feet 0 inches, yellow complex
en, supposed to be either in this place or Norfolk,
where lie has some acquaintance. The above re-
ward will be paid to any person who will deliver the
said negro to me, or TO John NJ. Smith on the Ba-
SIM or confine him in any Jail as for me to get
him again, and all reasonable charges paid by me
NiICAJAH BURT ON.
April g. 1870
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Burr mn .gf0ne Num- 1900,

Burr A4iI St0ne DEImlfactorv.
GNiE Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has lust ceiyed, direct from France
large quantity ofprime Burr Boks, ola superior quality
TO any hitherto imported to this place. having been en-
gagged m TN business upwards of fifteen years he naers
hs1i from his long knowledge Of the trade and the an
probation which his work has hitherto met with that he
will b. able manufacture Mil Stones on rs rsonaLe
terms as those imported from the North and warrant them
10 perform well. ~ ~
lie has opened Shop 10th Street nearly oppo,te IN the
Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen invited to call
February 10. Off
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hNtOm my farm, about three miles from town.
q on the 10th instant, boy .Jare MULE
with baled iace--.Fis9 n small bkrcE Hjores
mULk--A reward Of fUe doil,ps will h. give r. tor
their delivery to me ia this place. or such inornaii
on as will enable tue 70 obtain them
JOHN TINSLEY.
March so. 1os-tf
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MnuqrN 10.

By Virtue of Deed of Trust executed the Subscribers
ny Cornelius Buck, for the purpose Of raising the monies
thereby intended to be securedWn be sold for cash, o
wednesday The thirteenth day Of March next, he dwell
inghouSe OF the said Buck the Of Land on which he
~ present resides supposed contain rather than
hundred and th,rtyioar acres, tract ofLAND, in the
county OF Amelia, supposed contain thousand and
tlfec and hall acres tract ofLdND, in the county of
Chtstenei on the turnpike road about six miles
town oil Manchester, supposed 10 eightyine acres
eeNeh tracts OF LIND. lying in the county Patrick and
one IN the county OF Pittsyvaia supposed
aggregate four thousand four hundred AMI forty one acres
also; ury-nie 81 dPES. most of them young and very
hksiy large stock Of horses mules. cate hogs ans sheen
aTg assortment of plantation tools and utensils. cha
ftUI ana Harness. great variety of very elegant and ya
iuabe household and kitchen Furniture containing almost
every article Necessary and convenient in hou sekecping-
anouu ,ne properly NOT R sold the above day. the sale
WI continue iromday today, until suicienCy is sold TO
answer the purposes of the trust and expenses ofsale
ROBERT GP4fHA6i, -r.
J. II. WINFREE. Ar"S'eeS'
January. oe-tds
he two sales adv rtise Immediately above are pospon-
e Dy cos of all the parties therein interested until the
I'm dayot April next, when the sales will positively take
Samuel Taylor,
George MARKHAM.
Robert Graham.
j. w. Wfnfree
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NOTICE.

BARK.
TEVO Landholders in the neighborhood of
the city Of Richmond, and those who intend clearing
lands James River, the Tanners m this city offer a la.
crve market for tAe native produce Of their hands, which,
with due attention. Will from every Of land, wei SET
with oats yield money sufficient reimburse the expence
ofprcpang IL for cultivation, and render The railing
lasting, By being strpt Of the bar for which the
following liberal prices will begyen IN ready money on
thereceptof the Bark. well curd and closely packed at
their respective 1anyards, duria the ensuing season, VIZ
Uots.
Black and rcd oak, per cord S \ Of Whicha
Willow and white large ouau.
Spanish 3 Ciry will b..
Young Chcsuut y aoceptabc
r. TATE.
EIvfNC o. BUCHANAN.
CEO. BfETT'ERI, Q. Co.
G.. BEATTY.
NJ u. Bark brought BY water viii be measured IN end
received ont Of the bouts IN the Caual Basin, without
any additional exPcnccs Of those who send H.
II Tate,
E7ving g buchanan.
George -Hettey9 q &c.
G.. BEATTY.
.1farch o.. 1o5.in
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gEarch 10.
FlFTY DCLLARS REWARD-

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
NOR MACE, black man, about nine
= teen years old, b.tween and feet high, well set;
niue slult III one eye. wears ear-os, raised in A.
leNndr, where he has been hired years and
expected TO be there now. He sold by Mr. Richard
Sirawn OF Westmoreland, TO MIR. Fueher of Richmond
and by him to Daniel Field.
FLY dollars for ISiam yellow man, purchased of Mr.
BELL OF Richmond, by Daniel Field. about years old,
ieSt high and stout made. Has good countenance tho
hold and assuming. IIe excellent oerand carriage
driver. He hasa wife ut n Mr.. Eiots in PETERSBURG
where lac lived many years, and is well known.
DANIEL FIELD, By
ELIJAH MAY.
.Rarch 20. IO3-tf
GtPANISH HIDE5, SUGAR < WHISKEY-
- so illds. Brown Sugar,
do. Loaf do
Ana Will receive IN Il few days, Baltimore and Phi
Iadeiphia Whisky in barrels ard boeshesds Also
a small cargo OF Spanish hides for sale by
RALSTON g PEASANTS.
February 8. sztf
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he two sales advertised Immediately above are popon-
e Dy consent fall the parties therein interested until the
IN dayof April next, when the sales will positively take
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March 81,
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IN COUNCIL, March 6. 1916.

Treas1y-06Fce, March ., 1916.
The Treasury Notes mentioned in the above advice of
Council can b. obtained in either of the modes therein
prescribed, by application at this Office.
J. PRESTON, Treasurer. -
March 49, 1Ol-tf