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s Castor supported, and Messrs. I.owndss
asa. ,lsl'am opPos d the adoption OF thd
q - ;.;,,;, -
horned, upJassa-::EE- :. - ss1ye, s.!1
CURED thu rev;s on provided by the new
section. The amendment was opposed
on the ground, that the proper business Of
he hoard was TO supervise and oaual;za
the valuations of the assistant assessors
that although they had rot acted conforIna
oiy to the letter of TIE law, still the result
OF tneir decision was the same as If they
mad PROCEEDED in strict accordance with
the law, and that j. was an error in form
cniy /; and that if this amend nent were a
greed to, it would open door to endless
sppiications, for the revision of assess
ments, St-.
To est lblish the above points, a va
riety OF argument & ius.ratiols were used
which prCtTacted tie debate to cons dcra'
bic length. The report Of Tie committee of
Ways and Means was finally disagreed To
oy decided majority. sni the amenanent
OF tie Senate concurred IL.
Mr.. Pie SAINTS. from the Naval COM
m ttec, reported bill to fix the peace ee
tabllshment OF the marine corps ireducinr
1t 70 one thousand nom Commissioned Off.
cefs and prvates j which was twice read
and committed.
he bills on Friday ordered 70 q fhi.1
reading, were read a third time accordirr-
ly ard passed wi h sinele exceD,io1.
VIII ch was
The engrossel bill respecting vaccine
tIon. his bill was laid on the table, On
motion OF Nr. Southerd, who stated. in
making the motion, that a member OF the.
committee which reported the BIZ, who
was at present absent from lad spositioo.
bad received important Information fro4s--
the vaccine agent, and also from Off
c,rs of the army and navy and has IN
consequence prepared some amendments
which he wished to make TO the bill. 70
intf' dHce vaccination into the army and
oavy--tJ g We time for this, Mr. s asked
that the bill might i.e Oh the table day or
two.
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
The house proceeded to take up tbc
bill to provide fer collecting the SusJc
revenues in the lawful money Of the conr-
TWO enforce tie payment of spe.
ci-.
Mr.. Calhoun moved toaroend tho bill Lx
| adding severed add tional sections, author,..
eng the issue of - millions Of 1'reas,,rv
Notes, rot to bear interest or be fuudab,e ~
be received in all dues to the u. States
providing TIE usual penalties for counter.
fitisg, &c.
The amendments were ordered n no
| printed, and the bill was reconmi.ted ~
q Committee ct the whole honse for he
purpose ofconsidering tie amendments: X
nsing decidei ~ DE S7e ker that It -
! necessary 90 Jake that course.
ln answer 10 some crqciries ouf bv STr.
! t5rcsvcror, Mr.. Cal 81 stated il IS M
lntert'on e. move t Top the b.ak vi r.
| fifteen millions, IS the amount OF I'rras
Noes 20 be issued.
The house ten took up he unfni (
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ss Y virtue o. Deed If Trust executed To
Tie subscriber tle nd day of August 1874 bv ia
cob Valentine aud Maria rs wife, aud recorded in the cou
y court oi Hcreo sha Saturday the 9th inst nn
the PREMISE 1t the hclr twelve O'clock proceed 10 sell,
10 The highest bidder, FOR realy money fortytwo acres of
di M the esuy OF HcnricC, tn rooA, AMI ai,oi,-
ing the lhnd 81 Robert Williamson Others ia order to
satisfy deh due Miss Susnna Williamson. specified IL,
sad decd. with interest and aii costs incurred IN executing
and carrying INTO effect the SAID Der &c Trust
JOSEPH CARTER.
fDrH ~ 1t2-kIs
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TIE LEVANT PLAGUE.
BOSTON, April 10.
LLSBO& P4PERS

"y me facfotas sue receipsd from ou,.
e9'reShonaenssi IN Lisbon, tte ftahers of
.nat Guy TO me on Of March inciusive
from 1ohtch The Joilozviag articles are
""HSIdsea-- Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-27

SMITH g RIDDLE-Hay., in Sore
sa al Mins sd and fine, in pipes ogslea, quarter
Lo ma lap Sugar in hogslicas and barrels vlic;I
Ni'' " seid w th Glais rices
Young H,son Tea, chests of very superior qualify
Liverpool Blown Salt, 600 bags offs bushels each
Irisif Linens few boxes assorted
German Oznaburgs and Creas, u few eases
S"''i'I Iron, about so tons, assorted sizes
Demif Ohi's, &c.
April - 1fo-f
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COWS WANTED.
Sept 4

Persons who. have d,y cows thev
wish 10 dispose Of can be informed Of
purchases at this ofaes'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
WIN. WALKER,
T.RDLq.E U0CVOR

INFORMS Ladies and Gentlemen afli68-
1 ed with any of the following complaints
that by long intercourse with many diff
ent tribes of favages, and much practice,
he gives ludden relief in the mott desperate
Cafes, and when givenu UP by other phyi-
gciano-vz
Rheumatilms, Scurves, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Di1batis
Ulcers, White Swellings, Cancers OF all
kinds, ConiumPtiohs with many other COM
plants
Dr.. w has within few weeks per
formed Tome Of the mott wonderful cures in
the above dlleafes ever effected in this coun
try, as many relpectIble perfons can rea,fy.
DIR. Walker, powders never fail to fof-
ten cancers and bring them - a difcharge,
with very title pain to the patient.
His prefent re6dence is in tine city of
Warrington, near the navy yard market
goVen beT IS.
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AND STATIONARY,
RCBERT GRAY.

OPPOSITE THE WA HINGTON TAVERN,
las lately rccejVeo for sale lie toll
lowing Books
Mafon's Plea for sacramental Communion.
on Catholic principles.
New Military, Diicipline for the field ex-
ercie and manoeuvres of the infaotry of the
United States, compiled and adapted to the
organization of the army of the IT States,
a1greeabiy TO u reiolve of Congrsis, dated
December. 1874.
Pocket bieSir elegant and plain binding
Smith aud Little's, and Adgate's mufc
books.
Davidion's Philadelphia Latin Grammar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercile. In.
PRODUCTION, Reader, and Sequel.
Scott's Leiions, Sanford AMI Morton.
Rudiman's kudiments OF the Latin
Tongue.
Bnnyan's Holy War, Goldimitd's Rome,
Death of Abel, Waverly, MtFingal. Lewis
and Clark's Travels to The Pacific Ocean.
American Star, Hervey's meditations, BeH's
Objections, Iefs's Militant, Hunter's Sscred
Biography, Jackfon's Book keeping, Rcac-
teal Education, Taylor's Sermons, L e of
Fenelon, relemachus. Moore's Hnacreon.
Curfe of Kehama, Thalaba or the dearoyer'
Life of Cook the rragedian. S1lnagundi, Ff-
priellaS Letter., Foote's Works, Re.utes of
the Botanic Garden, The ear. poemc
Pleatures and Pains of Memory, MEMOIRS
of Henry KIRK White, Pope's Works, Lord
of the Isle Bread GrinS, rouri(f's Guide.
Pleaiures OF Hoy, Gertrude of Wyoming.
Dunlap's Plays, Ramhlei's Magazine, Ho-
mer burlefqued, Dr., Ifrasl's Romance, En-.
chanted Plants Fables of Fora, Cattle
Rackrent, Rival Princes, Cutter, FornI e
OF Belgrade, on Raphael, Cattle OF C.rr.9
TO, Village PatOr, SELF Confront, Lo5k..s-
glafs for the mind, MInGrel, BAKERS Cal.
Triumphs OF emycr, New York Peep
tor, Young's nghr Thoughts, Calender #
Nature. Choic ubienil. Child's Nh q
zine, Chlld's Cabiael, osdcn's Amerjt4,
Weem's Life Of Yah 10, D0ddridge's
Family ExPoftor, HurciPs Mh'ern Eu-
rope, Gbbon's Roman Emprr elegantly
bound in calf and gilt
ON HAND,
Spelling Books, Testaments Slotes, PEN
ellis Waters, Q.ills, fell:pe ~" Writing
Paper, Paint Boxes, Hair Psnci', German
Flutes, Clar'onets, Vlclins, Violin Strings,
Bows and Bird es, &c
LSO,
A large stock Of miscellaneous books
which he will fell at retail prices fol unchar.
cred country bank notes, at par.
September II.
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JUST PUBLISHED
~ az ~ ~ SkbLrribfr,

A second voiume of Aliison's Sermons.
7 he poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De Roccas' Memories of the French
war in Spain, I dollar
Paris ReviGted in 1873, by J.Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, By Mrs Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, and the PANS
of Sleep, ViGon, by S. I. Coleri9ge,
81 1 cts.
Chriiian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic Minfrel, Election of Malonic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, ietts,
glees chorufeS, rounds and canzonetts, ref
pectfully dedicated to the NOT antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Mafons, with an appendix, containing a
hort hiitorical account Of MaIonTY, and
likewiie lit of all the Lodges the Unit.
ed States.
N. Subscribers to the laf mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for the, The
subscribers price is dolls non subs rib.rs
50 ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. IS.
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CONDITIONS OF THE HEPALD
The subscription rs Five Dollars pc,
annum--payable by town subscriber,
half yearly in advance
Country subscribers Orom the diff
Guilty of collecting at distrance) VIII!
be expected to pay the whole year in nd
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible friend IL
town.
No subscription taken for less THAI
elk months. Communications, orders
&c. to be post paid. N Paper will be
discontinued (but at the discretion OF
t,ors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding q
eguare inserted three times for ono
dollarsand 25 cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent to
the Office without having the number Of
times for which they are to be inserted
designated will appear in every pape'
until otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made to thosc
who advertise by the wear
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
THOMAS MOUNT

/. Has Removed his Fancy Hardware
Store and Comb Mandatory from
Royal Street TO his NEW STORE, or
King street, lately occupied by Mr.. Jas
z. Riddle, opposite Patons and Butch
er's hardware store.
JUST FINISHING,
An assortment of Tortoise Shell
COMBS March I-''
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
GROCERIES, &c.

Vaudeville & LARMOUR
offer for SAFE,
90 90 s sSis Mu'eovsdo sosa"
200 90 S bsF' Green Coffee
IS puncheons West India rum
o hhds. retsiling molasses
100 doz old Port wine
so doz English porter
so so 6 6oSss Gu0powder, Imperial
Young Hyson Teas.
case nutmegs
s tons patent shot assorted
90 casks Brandy Wine aud common
gunpowder
S hhds green copperas
s casks London refined salt pelre
200 Demijohns
10 bags pepper
90 boxes chocolate
$50 kegs Carrots & Leipers snuff
100 boxes Cigars
With general assortment of wines
.iquois aud groceries.
Oct 9.
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G. BENNETT

T.. BEN y Il IL
"a AS imported by late arrivals, the
1 4 following GOODS, which he Of
iers for sale al his warehouse, Colum.
Dus-sireet:
Kersegs, rose, dufTiI and poin, Blankets
Plain and twIiied Bombazeues
Black and colored Rombszeens
Stout blue forrest Cloths
Assorted bales superGne broad and mar
row Clio his and K erseymeres
Toilanettes, SwansdUwns, & Marseilies
Quilting
Fine single aud miiled Welch Flanneis
Superfine Cloths extra quality
Bales assorted plain
Printed caIicoes, Shawls, Cambrics and
Jaconeucs
SuperfaD and common Ingram Car
peting
Best Aberdeen colored Threads
Cases pins, assorted
Umbrella mountings
Irish Linens, Iorg Lawns, 8 4, Cd ano
10 4 Ii Bile Diapers and Damasks
Irish Sheetings aud brown Silesias
German TickIenburgs
ind by tie Emily from London,
expected daily at Baltimore, be will re
ceiYe
Superfne London Cloths, Kerseymeres
and " aiscoating
Gentlemen's colored Beaver and Doe
skin Goves
Cambria and Jsconette MusHns
Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Superfine bale Twist
Fine Irish SheetiDgs
Best Bridport Seine and Sewing Irvine
Sept 10. 3tawIwl 1w78F
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
L HAVE On HAND,

l ia V = YIN iANDs
md FOR SELE,
500 boxes lin plate
5 473 ID brazers' copper sheets
Brest and bottoms OF various sizes
1000 10. spelter
5Oolb block Tin
rolls sheet lead
tons bar lead
10 bbis. tanners oil.
.dLSO,
A large assortment of paints, oil, and
,vindow glass
And likewise continues to carry on
he Brass Founders, copper and tin
plate plummer's business-aad has a
large assortment of stills and wash
kettles on hand, brass andirons sho
vels & tongs The highest price given
Tor old brass, copper, lead and pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
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QUIGLY's

Burr MiH Stone Manutactory.
EsHE Subscriber has received a
q large supply of BURR BLOCKS,
ftrecs from France; and has con
menced making Burr mn Stones a.
his shop, upper end of King street
qear the store OF Mr. James Anderson
where he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones Of any size, warranted equal to
any in the United States, and on the
most easonable terms.
MICHAEL QUIGLY.
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FRIDAY, .NOHE MBER %, 1916.
I CORSE

j. CORSE
Next door to 1ripiett 6 Meals China,
Store, XII & Street,
Has JUST reeefued an assortment Of
FALL GOODS,
The principal part .ot which were
purchased at auction for CASH, which
will enable him TO sell them lower than
any goods of the same description can
be bought in this place.
.Among his assortment are
Superfine London Cloths and Cas-
simercs
Felisse Cloths
Merino Cloth ShaUls
Printed Cubicers
Figured and plain Flannels
Rattinetts
Bombazetts
Carpet Binding
Cambrics, Dimities, Ginghams
Checks, &c. Sc.
(" Call and See.
Oct 9
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OPPOSITE THE WA HINGT0K TAVERN,
las lately recejUeo for sale lie toll.
lowing Books
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Blacksmith & Wheelright Shop.

AACCAA ~ ACiAClt'
THE subscribers respectfully in
3 form their friends and the pub
lie, that they have removed their shop
to the upper end Of King streel, adjoin-
ing the town Of Alexandria, where they
propose carrying on the blacksmith
and Wheslright Business, on an ex-
tensive plan,
They beg leave 60 observe that the
experience of James Atkinson, in the
most approved mode Of shoeing ~
England, and his knowledge in Farriery
will afford great advantages to those
who employ him --They invite those
who have timber for sale, suitable for
Wheelright work, TO call at their shop,
where the best prices will be given
They are very thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore experienced from
the public, and flatter themselves tina,
by their unremiued exerlions TO please,
they will continue 20 receive share Of
the public support
George Atkinson.
James Atkinson.
Sem ,vtf +
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NOTICE.

THE Creditors of Ifabella Rofs and of
1 William d. Rofs, Lite of Alexandra,
deceafed, are rcqucfed So prefent their
claims 10 the iublcrber on or before the
nth day of April next, on VIII oh day a dit.
tributon will be made of the eRate of the
fad Ifabella Refs, purluant to her VIII
al d all perfons indebted to her etate, are
re qIefted TO make immediate payment
ALEXANDER MOORE,
Admir-. with the will annexed oil Ihbella
Rofs, decealed.
Oct. I8. 2aw6w
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For Freight,
y The British

For Freight,
A&& The British
SAs8sf5GsP BRIG DAsHER,
spsyfEs Fr MIR Caiifns mrst-r.
Will fow about 1000 Dbl an excellent
veffel, and will be ready for the reception
of cargo in few days. Apply to
JNO JACKSON & Co.
Who have for fale at their Office on Union,
between King and Prince Rrets the Car
go of faid Brig,
i.s tons platter, of hyperion quality, No
va Scotia, falmon and mackerel in barrels,
picked imoked herrings in boxes; pota
toes and tongues and POUNDS.
ALso-Britifh government Bills.
Nov 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
ROB. BRENT,
II. M u. S. .gr7aY

Parliamentary Reform in Creat Byitaia.
From file of Cobbet's Registers down 70
November, politely loaned us by f,iend.
we observed that NJ j. Cartwright, the Al.
bic and undaunted champion of pariiamen-
tary reform, has arrived at Edinburrh. ani
delivered public lecture upon this subject.
although the higher powers frowned aw-
iuliy at this attempt at political reform. it
nevertheless awakened spirit in the me-
troPolis OF Scotland highly favorable to the
Majors views. A public meeting ofabaus
500 gentlemen, freemen and citizens. was
subsequently, held, and petition voted e.,
parii 'lnent praying that a law may be pas.
sed for putting the aggrieved and much
wronged people in possession of their I'M
doubted rights ; to representation, co-ex-
tcnsivc, at least, with direct taxation--to
an equal distribution throughout the com.
munity OF such representatian-and TOY
parl'afiients OF a continuance according to
the constitution, viz : not exceeding one
year. Such Is the AFFECT condition Of the
scotch press, th7t the chairman could nor
OBTAIN an insertion Of the proceedings
IN any newspaper. Indeed magisterlai
threats were sent to the printers, and it
was found necessary to go to Glasgow to
employ printer to print The proceedings.
[.dl6Gny .a';yus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
DOMESTIC.
Prom the National MtelHgencer.1
THE pRJTTGH TpRA,TU

HE BKl 1Ot1 TREATY.
Whilst this subject was under considera-
ton in the Senate, there were several
points on which information was required
from the Treasury Department, by the
committee on Foreign Relations, as being
intimately connected with the merits and
bearings OF the Treaty. Not having room
to publish the documents on this subject
at length, we must endeavor to generauze
them.
l. AS to the quantity of cotton exported
to the British dominlons in Europe. during
the years of our commercial prosperity, ION
which article, be it borne in mind. a large
discriminating duty was paid in g. Brit in
1t appeared that the quantity export
ed TO those dominions, including Eng
land, Scotland, Ireland, Man and Berwick,
was
From 1st Oct. 1906, TO SOth Sept. 1907
53,1SO,211 lbs.
From do. 1914, to do. 1916
44,973,265 lbs.
The last line, though nominally year,
OF course only embraced the time from the
l7tn February to the 31st September, du-
ring which six months the export was G.
normous.
2. AS TO the tonnage Of the United States.
employed in foreign coastng nd fishing
trades, it appeared there were employed
in the
Year Foreicn Trade. C0asfing. Rishing.
1906 922,298 9s4863 5g.4I5
1906 1,4O4,OO5 $50 .o6s 66.337
1907 1,116,241 285, 900 1910
No later estimate was furnished.
B. As the eXportaii ms from the u.
States to the West India islands, it APP
peared there was exported, TO the follow
lug amount, in the years ending SOth Sep.
,cmbcr, 1907 1915
Brif,h II. Ildies,
Domestic 1922 276 1,171,40O
Foreign 630,S61 2O.97g
III ofhcr ". L Islands,
Domestic 9.O25 497 7.2o4. oos
Foreign 16OO4 500 1865 $50
.. AS to the value Of goods imported in
America, and foreign vessels from the
Cape If Good Hope, and places beyond the
same, the duties thereon, from which an
idea of the amount and value Of the trade
may be formed, were reported as fol-
lows
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date. relative thereto; they were trans
mitt.d to you soon after their passage in
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Your first payments should unquestiona-
by be IN redemption NJ the dxe bills YOU
have issued ct any in lieu of money. Inc
d.stresses of the original holders OF thsro
the material connection they have wilt,
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II. M IT, S. .R,.,,,,-
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Very ValuqGle Property in RicAme,id,

ETOR SALE--In pursuance of the ROVER
vested in by deed Of made by Doctor James
Crceihow, Frederick Harris myself and William Mar
shall dated the Sd day of April IS ID, ofrccor in Ito
mentioned to Charles smith, ofthe county OF LOUISA
dead shall sell public auction, the premises on
abe wenty-forht day of January 1916 in CONFORMITY v,h
the provisions of an Act of Assembly, passed the twenty
nth day OF November, 1914, entitled. An Act concerning
Executions and for other purposes two hrIfac Lots nj
Land, lying city OF {ichnond, denoted aud known
III the plan Of the ami OF Patrick Couts, dec. by lot number
three In tenement number twenty and IS the ot wleTon
the present dwelnehouse of said JAMES Greenhow stands
theOher adjoining thereto and known in the plan OF the
Sad city, by the nuRber i've hundred and sevent sN.Ao
haifacre Lot lying and being in the said city known in
William Duyals general plat Of lots ltd of by william G.
Payne by The number seyenseyen andis the lot whcrcon
John Gatewood resided the time of the date ote said
ddoi trnst and IN pursuance OF the power vested in by
the said Frederick Harris and Thomas Noryell ard myself
dated the twentieth day of March, 1913, of record
General Court, the paynen; Of sum og oney
therein mentioned Shelton and Harris and the Other dated
Court OF Hastings Tor hecity OF RICHMOND 10 see ,i
miss ON the same day and in cdnirnty with he
Of the of Assembly aforea the property hereinafter
menonet lying and bcing IN the city OF Richmond, wit
nine which conveyed % the said James Creehow by
Thomas underwood,by deed recorded in the District
formerly held IN the Sad cyfour Lots denoted and known
in the plan OF William DuSal's lots, made by William G.
Payne, by tenunbers h-ivc hftyN. seyenty-one,
JtTO- which we're conveyed to said James GrronhOw by
George Greenhow and wife, by decd admitted record in
the District Court fcsnery held in Riehmondone square
general plat Of lots laid of by William G.. Payne and in the
sad pllt described by following numbers TO Wit ffty.
one hftytwo, sevcntyiyeand seventy-siNAo, other
square four lots of hall each, described the sad
plat blythe following numbers to wit: seventy lime eighty
niney nine, and hundred. which said last mentioned
eghtlots conveyed sdJa Greenbow by Samuel
Craw and others by deed OfrecOrd ia the General Court
Also. will be sold, under the said deed sec,iud
OF April 1914, the premises the day. aud conH1r-
mainly The proyons Of the Of Assembly aforesaid the
whole such part ofte lots above menoneas being
veye by said ireh0w Frederick Harris myself
and William Marshall, debt Charles Smith ms
aforesaid, may BE- sold under that deed the said lots
b, of
April 1919, forthe purposes IN thatdeed mentioned subject
70 the desn os che said Charles Smith, mentioned in the said
deed Of trust the said Frederick Harris ysef and VIM
Marshall. E.SHEPPARD.
December 81. TO-vtds