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Valuable kappahannock Land


vNT-nSTANT to decree Of the ST.
neriOr court of chancery for the
fredericksburg District. in the case o.
Hipkins's Ex'or, VS.. the heirs OF Iho's
I.omax. decd -! sl,all.offcr for sale upor
the premises on the 18th day of January
II fair if not tie next fair day, that va.
Iluable estate called Port 1obagO, lats
the property Of Thomas lomax, decd
This tract of land is situated upon the
banks Of tho Rappahannock. about five
miles below Port Royal. in a pleasant
and healthy eountry-lt contains 606
Acres with an excellent two story brick
house thereon-Aourishing orchards, and
every Improvement, which the necessi-
ties of plantation ar the wants " ia
mi!y could require There are also at
tached to it good winter and spring fish
cries.
This tract of land has always been
considered as the best upen the river, be-
Ing singulariy adapted to the cultivation
of both corn and wheat-0ne hundred
and forty bushels Of wheat have been
sown upon it this fail.
It will be sold at public auction upon a
credit Of six months as to the mortgage
money I (Haoo with Interest from 10th
Of Jannary) and the costs of suit-and as
70 the residue of the put chase money. a
credit of ole and two years thereafter
will be allowed.
Az the same time I shall sell the c-op
Of corn, fodder stacks, plantation uten-
sils. horses, mules, &c. &c.
also.
Four or five hundred gallons of choice old
Brandy.
John T. Lomax,
COmm'r under the decree and
Admir- of Thos. Lomax, decd.
dec 90 d4w
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KOSCIUsCo.
Froa, ~. Y. ~. H'ittams's aGrrrfHg
Erenis IN France.


a To'ish regiment. formiDg rart G re
advanced gnard ofthe RUSSIAN ARM al
ter expelIiug the Freseh trem TIVE
marched upon FOntainblean, The %'
were toragipg in a neighborIng ''t'
and were about to commit d'so"N
which would have caused CONSIDER ~.
loss to the proprietors without beaHp
themselves; such as piercing theSa
or forcing the sluices Of some hsN p" y;
When they were thus employee ~
their officers looking on, thPy WIZ
tonishsd to hear the word Of c''"1 !,
bidding them TO cease, pro0Oa';" !, Il.
their own language, by a rer', !" =.
dress of the upper class Of pt'i s,,,',,
tbey ceased their ATTEMPTS at 'u,r
spoliati,~, and drew near IRE " "'o,s
He Represented to the tro"ps 'lF , ann
mischief they were about 20 4.
and ordered them TO wlthd7" .,t
officers coaing up we're lectur@ ., ~
turn, and heard with the saH' I2 a,, T.
ment the laws of predatory % 1.% cp|
nIa;ned to them. $ When ! N&u ~ nj
mand in the army OF wnlcAy1 "~s.,ff
ment is a part, | punished 'e ;,s,%@G,,bI
such acts as YOU seem to gun an toe
your presence aud it IS ' "%'a.imet|
soldiers, but on YOU tha' E ~. tutoiS
wou,d have fallen" 10 Df.', axn ss
Ibv a French farmer n 'ns' & in yi|
uuage, in such circumstance %I.,apet>
terms, was almost past ;. r q the -
They beheld the peasaD's y .urr.p}
time taking off their h Is CIV bp .
ing the speaker. as =. P. 10 ot,I 7
lease of violence; VII t tn. tie ,Un.rl
mongst tier own sosy y, .,e susrgH|
gazing on tho feature: : o. .s -,
we're seized with an ,.''arerrtc'l|
bling. Conjured more s,o |. bis ~
Tho respectfully, to di:e'09 ~ 81 b, -
liz name, the peasant, - ,tsrtilE 10
|across his eye to wipe OIL wa d W voice,
Exclaimed with hall ''ll's' IT vas
IKosciu.co % The mo. end dow Dc
uric. The solciers t"'e" - the gio'
,rms, 4 falling pF's''" '' 'oi'rhel eoI'"
ccol ding to tie CUSTOM y, " and. E,l
osered Their lead, VII" ta,,,. 49,
e.S, ,:,s,s to # Il ''s s. sts' e.. q
rhood of this scene ." 'bsI 70 FH%",
an military post estab 1. ,,' tr ',p
Ii. The Emper'r , h.ra ,Jat~
ear,,t from ii. DE la iiarp''T
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e''r'n nrt raerjate 3. ul,.r
Hating medium consists 4 Se' ceS
Ills Of credit, must in it, s - can ~
swell as the terms of ii. ; nys pSs
Aemed an exclusive power. : tats
nat system depending upcn y, : MtN
I me precious metals, will he &c aF'p
the various circumstances met 's ,t 't,e
n'n,sh their quantity OF detsr;aS Which
7aal'tv, The coin Of state ' 'oa y,
anishes under the inRuenc. or raattA
> arms {; sometimes in con,s,,u p"nt
tse explosion o. mercantile sne qatnc'
and sometimes by the drain IF !. attn
prable course OF trade. Bnt. ~ WI,
e emergency occurs that d. ""S'e'e
change oi system. it seems nees,"
70 follow that the authority wS;.t
one competent to establish the ' va Va
coin. is alsne competent 10 o.. 's@&
national substitute. 1t ha, "ean
howeyer, that T. coin Of the ''e,
Aas ceased to be tie circul,t;Ds esq
# exchange and fbat no su.,', m,c@s
bitherto been provided BY tbr ".@
authority. During the. last vs aap'l
incipal banks established .cn, %'e
al
est OF New England, resolved tI,,t
'suld no longer issue coin in s,,~.'.
their notes, or OF the drafts o. ti.;, ~
toners, ipr money received unon day. w
n this act the government o(hs F.
lad no participation and y4ttLo !;
late effect of the act was "a >no. '''s
toe only legal currency of Tie , my
~ this act. although no state can . ''
.tatioaaily emit bills Of credit co. p"YN
iions erected by the several ,,e, 4F"sI
been enabled to circnlaie 40 orn.I
subject TO many Of the piact al r.''
reniences of tie prohibited i, If ~.
1T. ITO
II IS not intended, nyan {, e,,,,;o.
70 condemn. generally, the 81, acDs;on 4
seecie payments for appear CO, nt;'l
Gated an approaching crisis which vmq
probably have imposed it as a m,,,r,
If necessity. if it had not been s[er,I|
as measure of rrecauton. Pvt I'll
dagger which originally indure,l spd,.
haps justified tie conduct of the bstJ
aas passed away; and the contirats|
of the suspension of specie ram.r,
must be ascribed to a new sere, n
causes. The public credit and ,e.eurcs
are no longer impaired bv the doubt. ,i
igitatIODs excited during the vsr; h
the practlscs OF the enemy or BY tie ir|
loads of an Illicit commerce: vet d.
resumption of specie payments is snNI
prevented, either By IT, reduced state
#. tie national stock Of the precious \
falls; or by the apprehension OF afurs
.ed, ction to meet the balances of h.|
reign trade or BY the observation-disclosures
II bank paper. The probable dirsets
md duration OF the latter causes, cG,t
ute, therefore, the existing subject n
deliberations. v hiie they contDR .
operate, singly or combined, ths a't"
ity of tie states individually, or 10
agents 81 the state institutions. csrd
ford a remedy cOn tnensurate With b.
vii and a recurrence to the uatl''iI
authority is indispensable. for IL: ra''
alton Of a national currency.
report to be continued.
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.4Ierandri1. eth Nor. 1915.
TIE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby notified, that agreeably TO the
articles Of association, an election will
be held at the Court House in the t""n
of Alexandria, ON Mondav the 1st dav OF
January next, for eighteen Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
C. I. CHAPMAN, Cas''r.
Nov o3 dtE
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rhe Subscriber

80 AvfN(i purchased the Stock and.
e i stand, Lately awned and occnpied
Nv Nr David Peabody. offers for sale.
q, i valaa5!e aud well selected assert
mrnt as Dry G0ai)S, TO which he has
made such additions as TO render has as
syrt.neat perfectly caalplete, such as
bah, saperdne br0adcloths, assert
ed colours,
do saper6ae cassImeres
aa hannels, very cbean
case black and IGNORED Florence
SIX
White sattin. blown gan2e
ladies' aud gentle,Sens, White az"
caEared kid gioyes
Centiemen's White silk and beaver
dn.
English Fas and baadaao handker-
cliefs, &c.
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FIFTY DGLLaRs REWaRD

RAN AWAY froaa rhe subscriber
living in me-Arundcl county. Mary
lad. near Qpeen-Anne. on the 10th
instant. a iikelv light mulattolad, called
CHARLES J [ KSoN, abou 5 feet. 8
or inches high--had on when abscond-
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
THE edges with red. dark blue panta-
looms very nuch worn, white cotton
SHIRT. a new fur hat and beo's. he has
also variety cf ot!,er cloathlng with
him which is unknown-eh he is an arttul
feIlow. and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria or
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars il
brought to lne.
Wm. G. Scnders.
n. 2. All masters Of vessels 4 others
nre forevarned harboring or carrying OH
said fellow at their peril.
.faacaY,hav - 01w
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.1aS,, nnd Renbei. Withers.

Have Just received, BY the ship Mary
NSORTY-MvE Packages seasonabl'
DRY GOODS, direct from th'
manufacturers in England, which thes
are disposed ta sell at the mast REDUCED
nrices for cash or to punctual customers
NJ ~, 90
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A Bargain in Land.


n WIZ. SELL an handscme tfH
! F.8RsW, containing 1875 acres OF
iand, f which ~ are cleared and the
balance is timber. On IT IS cohIofta-
bic log house. near TIVE exec Mt ana ne,
yer falling springs, and ape On orchard
os choice fruit. This farm lies IN the
lower part of houdoun county, about .
miles tom Aide. 81 from Alexandria
and within bali mile Of the great turn.
bike road leading from Alexandra to
WINCHESTER. ] VII! sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the balance IN tw"
eauai annua Instruments. Apply to Col.
Armistead I. Mason, or to
Robert ,arnis'ead
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Shoe Factory,
Opposite John J,oyds. FaiUnr
Street.

HIT.LIAN MORGIN.eCC
I'D ETTTRN their thanks to tie Git
pa, zens of Alexandria and its vic'ni
Nv. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as
SIRE Them that no exerticns will be
wanting to ,eerit a continuance ot the
same. They have emplnved number Of
first rate Workmcn, which will enable
them tn filfll orders with more accuracy
and punctuality tan heretofore: and
from long experience in the principal
towns of the United States. they feel
confident. that for fashions and durahll'-
Nv, their work shall be exceeded by none
they have coed assortment OF then
own manufacture. together with large
assortment of Northern make, which
renders tAe;r stock extensive, winch
tnev will d;snose Of wholesale and reta,
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
ers are particularly invited to call.
n. B.-Ihose who have account
are earnestly requested t.
call and discharge the same, as it j.
impossible to defrav the expenses ofsucf
an establishment without punctual pay
ment.
October GO
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Landing
Wanfed, to purchase or hare,

/ A Female Servant, of good disposition,
3 who understands Cooking and
,i.ouse Work in general. For such a
Iene liberal price will be paid, or good
wages given. Enquire of the Printer.
Jan 8
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II. i r. Blac klock

Have lately received aud offer for Sale
5 hhds. AiuscoyadO Sugar of a good
quality
en nils. %. f'.
s M .saeors high favored spirits
81 hoNes SNarIsll segafs
81 srcks fine liverpool salt
Sta bushels coarse 90.
So bills. whi>key
So kegs Carrots snng
a chests Y. Hy,on tea america
cargo
] do. do. Packets dn. of a
qnof qurhty for family use.
80 r ans writing and wrapping IA.
per. tngether vita genere' assortment
of The best wines, liquors and groceries,
IA, dsw
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For Newly Ofk,
October 90.

Ssx Tho brig JANE, S. r. M'Lel.
$500 Ian, master; is now loading arc
will sail in all this week, 4 take freigh
on moderate terms. Apply to
LaUrdson and Fo5clc.
Who have landing from the brig Ga
rissa, Capt. Stevens, from st. Bartholo-
news,
"a puncheons Windward Is
L um
Deeember.5
Fresh Zante Currants.
Just received and for sale, ten barrel,
fresh Zante Currants.
Griffith and Brawner.
December %
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To Rent,

W y
A three story Brick Warehouse, .fr
proof next door to MIR. John e. Laid :
on the dock. Apply to
Jane II. Slncnm
October7 tt
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5000 wards dp,.,rstic l:nen,
The ai,sve seocls, Together wifh such
adlitions AZ VIII b. si,ertiy 'na,ic..~!ii
be sold, wholesale AM! retail, at a very
smallaJvaDce. Cos cash.
Thomas White
Ian q
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4tsi ~ "a II II
halsc"Aly executed at this 0il,ce.
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u .IU> BANK,

November 6
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DecetlheY IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
NOTICE.

vH%HE SUBSCRIBER intends to put to the
n press as soon as sum sufficient to print
the work shall be subscribed, a Treatise on
Close Communion, by .95rahan Booth, late a Bsb-
hst preacher of great eminence in England, in
winch the arguments Of the Baptists for their
practice on this point are fairly stated, and the
arguments OF those who contend against their
practice examined and answered. Persons or
churches wishing to encourage this work, will
please forward to the subscriber, Their names
places ofresidence, and the number of books
they will take, and they shall be furnished Al
prime COS, which the subscriber does not think
will exceed twenty or twenty five cents copy
AS 1t IS not the wish or intention Of the subscri
Der to benefit himself one cent by the publcati.
on OF thus work, so neither is il his wish to lose
OF course the work will not be printed, until
sufficient number of responsible subscribers
shall have sent in their names, to defi.ay the
printing expences, which, the subscriber fathers
himself. will soon be the case, and of whichfacs
the subscribers shall be duly appraised.
JOHN BRYCE.
Richmond, May 2o.-tf.
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IN the 26h Of Juty meet, (if fair, iflaot
me neat fair day,) I aoiE sell,
at public auction, on the
premises,
oWy Plantation.

IN Cumberland County, on .4bbomattor Riper.
DISTANT PROM RICHMOND AND PETERsBUag EAcn
SIXTY MILES,
and IN the vicinity OF several large manufacturers,
Mills,
The River Appomattox is nayigabIe IN Peters-
burg, and the navigable waters ofJsmes R;ver are
distant about nine miles. The tract contains one
thousand acres of very valuable land, one half If
which is in wood, and Of the cleared land CON.
siderable portion is fresh, and some highly i'm
proved; two hundred acres are good river low
ground. The buildings for family and arricm
tural purposes, are numerous and convenient
some OF them handsome, and all in good order
The neishborhood IS agreeable, and the tuatior
very healthy. Two.hflls of the pur base none,
must be paid down, and for The balance An ac.
commodating credit will be gwen, TO secure
which, deed Of trust upon the land will her
quired Much greater jus ice will be done tbis
estate by Viewing than by any description of it
Those, therefore, disposed to purchase, will an.
ply to me, and in my absence, o nv friend and
neighbor, Mr.. EDHOSD EeGLEsroS, who will
shew the premises
The purchaser will be allowed to sow wbea,
I'D due time, and possession of the whole NAV he
mad at Christmas, perhaps at an earlier dav
JERMAN BAKER
Woodville, 9Th June, 1916. w4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
NOTICE.

is HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next Court
Patrick Country, at the Courthouse thereof, ]
shall sell at Public Auction, for cash. so much
ofail the Lands and Lots in that county. return.
ed delinquent for the fon.payInent Of the taxes
or the last year, as will be sufficient to discharge
the arrears of taxes which shall then remain ,,1
paid tor that year, and ten per centum DAMAGES
thereon, together with the taxes of the present
year, with all the lands that have been returned
delinquent since he year seventeen hundred and
nnety-one. The sale will commence ON tn,
nrst day OF the court, and continue from day to
day, until they shall be completed
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
Land shall be sold. A list of delinquents may
be seen in the Clerks office of the county, or IN
possession of the subscriber, or in the Office of
the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
WILLIAM LYON, d. Sh'f.
for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
JOHN MOODY
Regent for
OLIVER EVANS.
N q 4 i C r..

TIE having obtained letters
OF administration on the personal Estate Of Dr.
WILLIAM WEST, decd hereby gives notice to
all those indebted to the Estate to make imme.
date payment to her, and all those who have
Chms against the Estate, are requested to pre-
sent them daily authenticated for Settlement.
ANN b. WEST, .9luir.
Richmond. May 22d lS16-tf.
N. B. The administrative will dispose of, at
private Sale, all the DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, SHOP FURNITURE & FIXTURES
belonging to the Establishment, the Drugs,
Medicines g Paints have been lately purchas ed
and are fresh and good. She win also Rent the
house lately occupied by the late Din. WEST, to.
gether with the STORE
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FOR SALE.
L4.ND WEAR TO RICHMOND
For SALE.

lam DESTROYS of selling, by private conveyance.
My right to pr0perty on both sides of the
canal the same ,rhich claim by uirtue
of contracts made aoith Col. John Har
Vie deceased, some time before his death.
The chief motive Of this desire, ut present.
Is, to satisfy debt which owe to Neil McCoul
Esqr. the amount not ascertained, secured on
that property. l shall prefer to sell an undvid.
ed moiety. Ii q private bargain shall not be
made IN a short time public sale will be at
tempted. The nature efmy right with DIES.
~crption Of several claims against the Estate of
said Harvie for considerable quantity of Yves.
tern Lands &c. may be understood by an examn
alton of the bill and documents filed against his
representatives in the Superior Court of Chance
ry requiring perfect title TO the above Iaenti.
ened property and compensation for the Western
Lands; Copies of each Of these Bills, with the
documents referred to, are left at the Mer.
chants Coffee house.
In the first OF those bills it is admitted that the
representatives of Col Harvie will be entitled to
an annual rent charge of 200l. year on the pro-
perry offered Tor sale, so soon as am vested with
such title and possession, as the contract autho.
rises; The rent charge was originally 3OOl ayear,
and was reduced to 200 by subsequent con.
fract-and it is also alledged that my claims
SainSt the estate for the Western Lands, are of
more value than the rent charge.
have made improvements on the above Land
the annual rents OF which have been estimated at
S 1870, the benefits of which with the use and
profit ofthe whole land, including several omar.
ries, are now enjoyed by Col. Harvie's represen.
tatlveS for which an entitled to credit.
All further partict' rs may be known bv an ey
animation OF the documents referred to. or am
application to
HENRY BANKS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
LAND FOR SALE.

ny virtue ofa deed Of trust executed by Colo
Augustus Watson, late of Prince Edwsrd Coun.
~, we will on the goth day Of July Next. II
fair, II not, the first fair day, sell on the pre-
misses, so much of the tract Of LAND whereof.
re SAID Watson lived, and mentioned in SAID
ceed OF trust as may be necessary to effect the
purposes for which the deed was Executed. =
ms IS very fine TOBACCO PLANTATION.
Elng apon, SIX miles above Prince Edward Cour,
s arouse' a,ld m very desirable neigl borhood-
2he Land WILDE sold for Cash.
John HUDSON.
WILLIAM A. ALLEN,
Trustees.
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NOTICE.
HENRY BANKS.

w ERE committed to Chesterfield Jail, the
2Tih OF February last (l8l6) two Ngeno MES,
rs runaways, TO wit UaRaee and Jack T'I,e,
say they came from Baltimore, and were taken ,lo
by MIR Hunter and Mr.. Clay, near that place
and they made their escape from them. The saw
hey are free-they have no free papers with them.
Wallace slavery black fellow, about Is wears old
S feet 8 or 9 inches high; his cloathinr Is nani
cotton. Jack is about % years old, S feet or 2
inches high his cioating is nspt cotton--he IS
very bright mullatio fellow
lfapy persons own such Negroes. tbev may e,et
them by applying TO the Jailor of the above
County, proving his praperty, paying charges. &c
otherwise they will be dealt with according 10
law.
WILLIAM wINFREE, Tailor.
TILs 1awl2ws
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FOR RENT.

Ind bossession giten innediafely
q HOUSE & LOT, with all necessary ont
a Houses sttached) the property of Preston
smith, Esq. This House as residence for n
sen'eei family IS not surpassed by any in Rich.
mond-the garden IS large and filled with yege.
tables. Enquire Of the present OCCUPANT. who
"onid advise an early application.
yuae rs. 2t 4e
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NOI'lCE.

yIyIE SEASON for manufacturing FLOUR is
4 fast approaching, with prospect ola plen-
tiful Crop of Wheat, and the probability of !,
considerable foreign demand-and as the utlit,
OF Oliver Evans inventions, are highly spprecia.
eddy by those who use them--I AXE the liberty of
informing the public that am amply supplied
with Licences for using the .same-they swill be
issued upon liberal terms, and according to
situation, IN application.
Those Mtlers who are in arrears, in conse.
quence cftle war, and other unforeseen accidents,
it is hoped will now he able to come forward
and discharge their respective accounts due san
Evans.
JOHN MOODY
.agent for
OLIVER EVANS.
Richmond, June $. 19I6.-w6w.
N. b. Those owners of Mills in North Carolina
who have any Of the above improvements in use,
will please pay their patent fees to me, when they
will receive Licence. J. NJ
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NIITlEE

is HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next August
Court Of Giles County at the COURTHOUSE, there.
of, shall sell at PUBLICK AUCTION for Cash,
so much of all the Lands G Lots in that county
returned delinquent for the non-payment ofTaxes
OF The last year every year prior thereto, as
Will be sufficient to discharge the arrears oftaxes
which shall then remain unpaid for those wears.
& ten per centum per aunum damages thereon,
together with the taxes Of the preseat year. The
sales will commence on the FIRST day of the court,
and continue from day to day until they shall be
completed
TIE Subscriber is authorized to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
Land shall be Sold A List OF the delinquences
may be seen in the Clerks Office Of the County,
IN possession of the subscriber, or in the Office of
the Auditor Of Publck accoi .lts.
UHOS. KIRK, d. s..
for
May lO.-2m. JOHN KIRK, s G. C..