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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

NoilCE.-The members OF the Dismal Swamp
4 Lana Company are netfed, that the i5th day Of
nay next rs The period fixed by law for the regular an
Aaai meeting of the company at Suffolk. punrtual
attendance, III person is earnestly solicited as bnsi
ness "i Importance, connected with the future opera
uohs OF the company, will occupy their attention
THOMAS GRIFFIN, Senior Manager.
Yorktown, April %. li3,.6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

SiNrf DOLLARS REWARD. ..... Ranaw ay from ON
~ board the sloop Ailezuree Norfolk on the night
sfthe Sd instant, THREE NEGRO MEM
One OF them named JOSHUA, from as to so year.
old, OF yellow complexion, five feet five inches high
his eyes rather red, and his hair grows rather high on
his forehead was purchased ofMr. Thomas Sands " no
lives ia or near Williamsburg.
One ather named DAVY, about 30 wears old black
complexion i've feet six inches high his teeth rather
open IN front, has large beard aud whskers pur
chased OF DR.. John Barrett, who lives in King william
(as am informed
The other one named Presley about 81 years old Of
black ar dark brown complexion, live feet one Inch
high, we'll set, aud has one two side Of
ms head which he may try to conceal by combiug his
halr over them he has also OF his cht1.
tie mad on when he ran of, great with large
cape OF brown cloth his other clothing
recollected-He was purchased Of Charles NJ Mitchell
OF Richmond, but was owned by a MIR. Mitchell OF
Lynchbnrg ....i will give the above reward for the
three or 7UeHty Dollars for each of them IL deiv-
cred to me ia the city of Richmond hsi that sum
II secured In Jail, SO that get them again All mas.
tefs OF vessels are fOrewarned~from carving OF the
above described slaves under the penalty If the Isw
warren ~. lO3..u HENRY KING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

4 , iCHMOND NAIL MANUFACTORY.-3d a. s. G.
= =, 10, ~, 20, 80 aud 4Od Cut Nails g. g. TO- II
ava 2Od Brads-l II, II, and pinch Sprigs-Sheet and
Oop iIon-Naii Plates, Nail and Spike Rods 200 tons
sizes. Iron rolled to order.
The above will be sold low, by Wholesale and the
qnaIIy warranted equal 10 any in the United States
avn ". ll4..1t HhXALL, BROTHERS & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

hJOfiCE....1he subscriber alone Is authorized to
receive the outstanding dests due the late con.
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT < SAUNDERS, having been an
eoinied receiver tbeTeofby the superior court
iof The Richmond district. II is expected that all per
sons indebted 10 the said concern Will make mmedi.
ate payment, longer Indulgence cannot be afforded
Dec.S. G2..0 SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKS.-A meeting OF tur
- President and Directors of The BoaTd OF Public
Works will take place the Capitol iu the city of
hichaiond, OH Friday, The 2sth day Of bay neat
BERNARD PEYroN, Sec'y b. l.. W.
April G. ies. I'D
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fffNN N'Ih-- nNttte flil Uf iAih EMU ffk Dfl,
boHRd......EnlaIc al ibis Office.
May g. q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
UNITED STATES BANK STOCK.

In quoting the price of this stock in yes
terday's paper, an error was made which
was not discovered until several hundred
copies had been struck off, 1t 81 oud have
read tbus-Stock 0vas offered at 964-96
.scas offered fort, but no sale made.
This morning 30 shares was sold at 951
--95& was offered for 100 more
The Franklin Gazette, of last evening
says, that ~. States bank stock fell this
forenoon, on the arrival of the mail from
Baltimore, to o."
IN. Y. Commercial .4dv,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01

20 per cent a week, till paid then, to set
tie up weekly or at same short period
This is by orders from head quarters. 1t
is time then to aid our state institutions
But how ? Easily. Let such as have de-
posts in the United States bank with
draw their deposits and put them into the
state banks. Let those who have notes
to take, make them payable in the state
banks. Why ? Because but few notes of
the U. States bank are in circulation de-
posted notes must therefore bespaid in
state paper--wiich is equal TO drawing so
much specie from the state banks and put
ting it into the U. States bank. The
merchants of New-York rally a..lhd
their state banks !; and shall not ne
[Richmond Enquirer.
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ANECDoTE.

A gentleman of this city, whether actua-
ted by imaginary fears, or disposition TO
add to the embarrassmerts of his fellow CT
tizens, during the unfounded alarm excited
yesterday, made draft on the Mechanics
bank for the balance OF his account there,
to the amount of upwards OF 1000 dollars,
which was Immediately paid to him in spe-
Gle. His object was to place it in some o.
Their bank which he thought more secure !;
but to the honor of the feelings which at
present pervade the community, this evil
dence Of his desire to Cypress one bank
was so resentfully viewed by the others,
that not one of them would consent to re-
ceive the deposit, or open an accoun, with
him. Ibid.
Lahgdon Geues, Esq. president OF the
bank ofthe United States, arrived in Balti-
more on Friday evening last from Phila-
delphia.
II is generally understood that the U.
States Office in this city has called on the
state banks to pay up their BALANCES about
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
Charleston, May "a.
CESsIoN OF CUBA,

A letter FROM planter in the Island of
Cuba, to a gentleman in this city, dated
22d April, 1919, says, You have no doubt
already been informed oil the very in'e-
resting report concerning the entire ces-
sion Of this Island to Great Britain. 1t
has caused great commotion in the minds
of all the inhabitants, botk foreign and ma
tive. have conyersed with many ma
tives Oh the subject, and they say it is
impossible for their King to do any such
thing that they will not agree to any
such sale. They suppose the United States
will assist them in case OF such an event /;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
.New- York, May 81.
LIEUT.. COL. TowsoN.

1t is with regret we learn that lieut. col.
Towson of the United States Light ArtilIe-
~. commanding the garrison in this har-
Dor, has resigned his commission in the
army, and will leave town in few days.
The resignation of this gallant soldier,
deprives our country of the services of one
OF its most distinguished officers. Col.
Towson will carry with him the respect
and attachment of all classes OF our citi-
zens. This, however, his character, must
always secure to him, in whatever station
he may be placed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
(Gazette.
INVENTION.


Messrs. E. & G.. Smith have advertised
in Utica paper new invention for exca-
waiting the earth and for raising stone, It. is
stated that two of these machines are now
in operation on the great western canal and
that each actually raise one ton twelve feet
and carries t off seventy feet, and returns
again with the empty box TO the place
where it was taken up, in the space of one
minute and an half. This is performed by
one horse and two men one man attends
the horse, the other attends the boxes, to
unlock two hooks from the empty box ard
hook them, again 10 the next fullest box,
Their that is raised, carried of, and returns
in the same manner.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
COMMUNIC


lido not know subject that would afford
finer scope for good writer to display
his talents upon, than that on which you
expatiated in your Gazette of Monday
last-clemency not one on which COM
piler might employ hi, industry with more
delight and improvement to society, or
greater advantage to himself, than in COLA
ting from history, ancient and modern. the
splendid examples ofthat virtue, with which
for the honor of human nature j! may be
said, the annals of the human race are not
very thinly furnished A work of that
kind would be very jewel of the first wa
Ter in The schools, by serving to give de-
cided leaning TO youth, towards lenily and
mercifui conduct. instead of leaving them
unresIsting slaves to their own uniutored,
wild and savage passions, which often be-
tray them into vice and error, when nothing
is farther from their intentions than 10 break
off from the path of virtue and right. With
a view to encourage in your readers con-
tribution to such series, now send you
for your paper an extract from history, to
add 10 that pleasing tory Of Augustus with
which your readers were delighted byyour
Gazette of Monday last
When Demetrius, king of Macedon, in
his war with Selecus, was abandoned by
his army, and betrayed. finding escape i'm
practicable, he determined to surrender 10
his enemy and to him, for that purpose,
sent a notice of his design. When the :at-
ter heard of his intention, he gave the ne
cessary orders for his reception, and broke
out before his whole court in these words.
at is not the fortune of Demetrius which
has thus provided for his safety, but NINE
which hath been watchful for my glory. |
thank her more for this, than for all the ia
vors she has done me-because esteem an
act of ciemency more honorable than any
victory." The many noble and generous
things said by Seleucus, in this high-fown
tone Of fortune, inclined many of his cour-
tiers 10 believe that Demetrius would be-
come the chief favorite of the king. They
Immediately determined therefore, to 60
and pay their court TO him, as soon. as he
should arrive al The quarters OF Seleutus--
Apollonides, who had formerly been cour-
tier in the palace Of Antgonus, was sent
to meet Demetrius, and when he had brot
him to the village assigned, almost the
whole court of Seleucus went TO pay their
compliments TO his falher-in law. When
the ministers about Seleucus, who hated
Demetrius, perceived this, they instantly
put him in mind of the dangerous conse-
quences which might attend his mobiles and
commanders entering into familiarity
with person of so dextrous an addless,
and such surprising intrepidity. These
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
.kaN Exchange Ce6ee- House IN
Sss:$ NJ airline JOURNAL &A
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. ..Alau 81.


Schr Elizabeth. TolIey. Georgetown.
HaIsey, Robinson, Boston.
Primrose, Holbrook, do.
Sloop Washington, Sanford, Halifax.
Grace, Oliver, Dumfries.
Brig Betsey, Jones, hence, ar. at Boston
25th inst. 8 days.
Sloop Rising Sun. Smith, cl. at Provi-
dence 25th inst. for this port.
Brig Juno, Smith. hence, ar. at St.
Georges. Bermuda, 10Th inst.
Schnr Ladies Delight, Benedict, sailed
from Darien for this port Goth inst.
Baltimore, Nay go.
Arrived, sch. Good Return, Liddie, "a
days from Aux Cages.
List Of vessels left at .4ur Cages, The l3M9
May.
Schrs, Decatur. -, OF Hallowell. for
Baltimore, in 6 or ten days; Fame. Oar
rcll, for Baltimore in a days brig Peace,
Titcomb, OF aud for Boston the next day;
another schr name unknown, arrived'irom
Baltimore, the 9th do. on the lIth, the
sch. FairpIay. ScoweD, 60 days from New
York schr. New Packet, Ross, who was
chased on the 10th by piralical boat
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01

and say they ought to be allowed the pre-
ference, if they are to be sold. and they
have no doubt Lut the United States will
assist the loan OF the necessary money. as
it would be SO severe blow to their coin
merce, &c. GnzeHe'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
Nesy- York. Man 81.

We are informed that the ship John A.
dams, ship Ontario, Captain Ridgeley),
AMI brig Enterprise, are ordefed to be inn
mediately prepared for sea. This small
qIadron is to be commanded by the gal
liant commodore Perry, and will take
the lae cruIzing ground Of the Ontario,
on the coast OF S. America.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
Cleveland. {Ohio,) May II.

The Indians who murdered Wood and
Bishop. after acknowledging the tact, say,
they went to oteler camps to kill others,
but that the dogs would not permit them
TO get near the huts-tbat they did not get
so much booty as they expected, at the
place where they committed the murder,
and that they were determined to get as
much. furs as they could, and murder every
person in their camps, provided they
could find them sleeping till they effect
ed their, object.
One of the murderers is lad of only a
bout I6 years of age, and it is thought he
will he cleared On account of his age. Nu-
merous are the reports respecting this lad !;
some of which 60 to crin'inate, and others
to clear him. By information received
from a gentleman, who had conversed with
the prisoners through their interpreter, we
are informed that after Wood was killed
and Bishop SO much disabled as 10 be held
up, by the two elder ones. the lad struck
him several blows on the head with the
tomahawk, which laid him dead at his feet.
Whether he took any part in the murder
Of Wood, we are unable to say. The 9TH
err two are also young, the one % and the
other:23. The eldest of which has wife
and one child. The murderers were given
up by their chiefs, with the greatest appa-
rent cheerfulness-th lad of l6 years old
was taken in his fathers hut. The father
and mother showed some symptoms Of
sorrow. but said, if he is the rogue, take
him away-try him by your laws, and pun
i,h him according to his deserts.
Whilst the tear of sympathy stole down
the cheeks of the unhappy parents, they re.
signed their son into the hands of justice,
10 atone for his crimes. Here we find even
amongst the natives OF the forest, venera.
ton for justice, rarely TO be met with a.
mongst people protesting the name OF Chris
tians.
The three Indians who murdered Wood
and Bishop, are confined in Huron jail
they have not been brought to this place as
it was supposed they would have been
probably owing To the short time they will
have to be confined till the court.
On the 18th uIt the legislature ofCon-
necticut passed an act authorsing theirgo-
vernon to present to commodore M'Do.
nough an elegant pair of pistols, with
complimentary devices, as tribute to his
va lor in the ever memorable battle OF lake
ChampIain, with the British feet. Com
Inodore M'Donough is not a native of Con-
necticut, but married there and the state
by this attention have shewn determine
ton 10 encourage and reward merit, tho
not the offspring U, its own cline
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-01
land an hundred fowls display their

land an hundred fowls display their
glossy pIumage before his door.
Frank does not toll like slave but he
sees to every thing-rises with the robin,
attends to his concerns and labors, If ne
cessary, until dinner. The afternoon, un.
less business presses, more especially du-
ring the winter, he devotes 10 reading
and social converse. A happier fellow
you never saw and he insists upon it, la
Dor is not an cvil-but that il gives to
food, and society and repose, an exquisite
zest. to which the sons of ease and indul-
gence are entire strangers.
1t would be happy day for our conn-
try, if we could see thousands following
the example of Frank Woodgrove-many
an aching heart would then beat cheer
fully. Then would farming become as it
ought, the first among the most honora-
Bile professions. The science, which is
yet in its infancy would be highly improv-
ed-ten acres be made to produce the
present crop OF twenty and happiness be
sought, where alone it can be found, in a
middle fortune--as far below wealth and
splendor, as it is above want.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Mahogany 8 Furniture.

I HAVE just received per sIoop Fanny,
L. from Baltimore, about 5000 feet Bay Ma
hogany, in logs, which will be sold to suit
purchasers, either in the log or toard, alta
reduced price. Gentlemen Who are build
ing can be supplied with hand-raling, cul to
any dimensions, at short notice.
Also, ON hand, and for sale,
A quantity of cabinet furniture, which will
he sold cheap, and " warranted to be made by
the best workmen, and Of the best materials.
All orders for furniture, which the subscri-
Der may be favored with from the country
OF elsewhere, will be promptly attended to.
and executed in superior style.
ROBERT ABERCROMBIE.
above three times, and forward their account
to this Office. oct. e.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Music.

F'HE following late publication just re-
~''N y. j. .' REMEDY 6. SON.
Progressive Sonatas by Carr
Bird Waltz
lake this Rose
In far distant cline
Blue eyed Mary
Aud Lang Syne
Mrs. Mcdonald (variationsl
Guitar Dance
Battle of Salamanca
Nothing true but Heaven
Soldiers Bride
Copenhagen Waltz
Machere Annie
TO sigh, yet feel no Pain
The sun his bright ray
Romberg's Airs Nos
Serenade Waltz and Rondo
This Blooming Rose
Hail Columbia (new seD
Rosy Anne
Swiss Waltz
Stantz Waltz
Complete sets of Riley's melodies
Beauties of the Flute and Minstrels
Lays aud Evening Companion
Wrasg's improved Flute Preceptor will
Sd original Duets, from the 18th London edi
tion tie most approved books for the piano
forte, violin, flute, clarionet, Aageolet ant
bassoen. A great variety of other songs anC
pieces for the piano forte, sc.
Music paper of the best quality
Blank music books bound in various form:
Smith e. Little's Psalmody.
november Is cost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Braden, Morgan & Co.

AVE imported in the ships Boston and
4 d Fair Trader, from Liverpool -
London sup. Saxony clolhs :. cassimeres
do. fine do
Red, yellow, green, 4. sup. white fannels
Scarlet and orange printed pelsse do.
Rose, point and duff blankets
Bombszetts OF all colors, plain 4. hgur'd.
Mems black, greyS white worsted 8. An
COLA hose
Women's black, lead and white do do
Fine e. superine waistcoating
Cotton bed ticks and apron checks
Steam loom shirtipgs
Best English clothcoIor'd sewing silks, s.
ball twist
Olive, drab T. black Manchester cords 4.
velveteens.
On hand,
SO & Cd cambrics
Loom sewed y veined muslins
White bard cravats
6-4S. ga cotton shawls
An assortment of ribbons, brown Hol-
lands, plate g. furniture calicoes, DC. &c.
9th mo. 18th CIV
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Sugar, Coffee, Hemp, &c.

Sugar, Coffee, Hemp. &c.
'NHE cargo of the schooner New Packet,
Il Snow, from Boston. for sale by
WM FOWLE &. co.
Is hhds. of ST. Croix sugars of sup. quail.
20 b5ls. muscovado do. Of goodIquality
1000 lbs. coffee
II tons FIRST quality ST. Petersburg hemp
10 bolts Russia duck
70 casks nails OF different sizes
10 casks linseed or
do lamp h
An invoice of silk goods, consisting Of
| case Napkin grapes
e do sewing silk, assorted colors
do sarsenetts do
8 do levantine shawls do
All ofwhich were particularly selected in
Canton, and are of superior quality.
Also. for sale,
The cargo oil schr. Seneca, capt. WinsloH
from Portland
81 bb!s. muscovado sugar
hhds. retailing molasses
10000 ieet merchandise clear lumber
1000 bushels potatoes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Shoes.


4 FRESH supply just received and for
u sale by he subscribers, consisting of
the following kinds -
800 pair ladies' morocco walking shoes
100 do 10 cork sole 10 do
50 do do morocco bootees
500 do do do slips
500 do do do do with heels
400 do do leather walking shoes, thick
soles
400. do w. C. black {. cold roam slips
500 do do leather pumps
900 do do do thick soles
600 do misses do shoes
81 do ladies' white kid slips
goo do misses blk d. cold NOR. Go
600 do mems thick shoes
800 do nai'd do
800 do boys do do
300 do do bound do
4oo do mems do do
loo do gentlemen fine do
loo do do do pumps
In Store,
Mems low priced fur and wool bats.
All of the above articles are offered for
sale, at reduced prices, FOR cAsH.--Ccuntry
merchants supplied at Baltimore and Phi
ladelphia prices. S. Cd. REED.
september29
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
The Subscriber,

ENINDING il necessary to close bis buai-
l. ness, in order TO collect his debts, re-
quests all whose accounts have over run the
usual credit, to make Immediate payment,
as no further indulgence can be given.
The business in future will be conducted
under the firm of HENRY c. SLADE & co,
at the old stand, who is fully authorised to
make collections, &c.
CHARLES SLADE.
november 8 dtf
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Samuel w ard

Samuel w ara
OFFERS thefolowing articles for sale,
" at reduced prices, at the corner OF
Prince q. UnIon-streets
Ii elegant sideboards
Is bureaus of different kinds
8 secretaries and book cases
81 bedstcads, different kinds
IA tables diferentprices
large dressing bureaus
eight day clock, superior quality
ladies' work stands, with silk bags
Il0 looking glasses, different kinds
Grecian couch, very elegant
600 chairs, different kinds
settees
6 wash stands
/ large cIoathes' press
SO mattresses, different sizes
30 feet of gold moulding
So sacking bottoms
60 doZ. passage mats, wholesale y retail
large oil cloth carpets
6 passage do do
IL trunks, different sizes
9 easy chars
dozen corn brooms
5 plated harnesses
3 dozen casts.eel axes
do carpenters ADDE'S
| do light hoes
8 do bed cord
do floor brushes
5 do lead pencils, superior quality.
Portable desks, night stools, ldozen brides,
hats, shoes, and boots, umbrellas, ton
liguumvite, Delaying pins, crickets, log
reels, SC. &c.iSc.
baud washing machines
g top carrioles,-.4lso, Just received,
grand harpsicbord piano forte, of SUI
perior quality
g kegs picked Holsters, most superior
quality.
Iooo wafer boxes. If oct26
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For Freight,

,EM The coppered ship BOSTON, 0.
StgsP Fialey, master; burthen about 5000
65I, Of flour or $50 hhds of Mary land tobac-
60. The ship is in complete. order having
been Just newly rugged. Apply to
PHINEAS JANNEY, :
Tho has IN store, and Qfsrs far sale,
A b4ie Of we'll assorted forest cloths
Few boxes Spermaceti candles, brand s.
R0luan; Russia quilts in bales
Pet vine, old and Of superior quality, in
hbjs ard or casks
Up feneri!le do in pipes, hhds & or casks
Swedish bar iron assorted @
DO steel in bundles.
ll,a mo 10 e01t
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mo. 56fs.
fP Notice.

DIFFICULTIES arising from the nature
~ ofthc following work, the publisher has
been compelled to remove TO PhiladelH6ls
for the better execution Of bis plan. The
edloria department has in consequence fait
len into other hands. Mr. ALIENS present
engagement rendering il impossible to super.
intend it in another city. The friends ana
relations of the different signers 10 the Decia-
ration OF Independence are therefore request
ed to direct their favors to the publisher, NO
443, Market-slreet, Philadelphia.
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Samuel Ward & Go.

Samuel Ward & Co.
HAVE commenced the mandatory of
4 L. cabinet work, also of turning and
carving, a, the shop of Joseph Spear, deceas-
ed. Having purchased the stock and tools
ofthe decedent, and large stock on hand,
they fiatter themselves that, byattentIon aud
industry, they can furnish as good and as
cheap OF every description, as any person in
the District of Columbia.
They haze on hand and for sale,
elegant mahogany sideboaTds, carved
set do tables, 8 in set
3 set do round ends, g in set
10 mahogany dining tables, square
Pembroke do
6 bureaus mahogany
Is behsteads of different kinds,
light stands, wash stands,
cribs, sofas. &c.
Also,
1000 feet Mahogany in board and
Plank Turning and curvlng done at the
shortest notice, and any other bu mess in
the r line S. WARD.
Oct 26 ENOCH LEWIS.