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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-12
To PRINTERS.
ADAM RaMAGE
VI ESPECTFULLY informs the trade, that
Ia he continues to manufacture the
Screw and Ruthven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, sc. he has obtained a patent
for. The estimation in which this press is
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it-nearly Goo being IN use of his make
and every e~xertion shall still be made to
render it as complete as possible.
p~Au other articles III his line, as usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-12
For Sale,

yrHE HOUSE and LOT in which used
to reside mthe town of alexandra, con-
flaming an acre Of ground, on Westinghouse
being one of the most agreeable situations Tor
a genteel family in that town. Tor terms
and a view of the property, apply TO James
T.. .McKennc, esq. who IS fully authorized
20 treat for and dispose of the same, ami VIII
explain any facts respecting It w6lcn nay De
required. JOHN Hofh'No
fill and Dale, April go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-12
dec3O
John Ramsay

imported in the ships Boston, captain
In Finlay, e. Potomac, captain Bradford,
direct from Liverpool, a handsome assort-
ment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which are now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-12
Bnrr Mins Stone Manufact0ry.

WHE subscriber wishes TO inform nus
a friends and the public, that ne has
opened his Burr Mill Stone Mandatory, at
the upper end of King-street, (opposlte the
Blacksmith and Farrier's shop, m the town
of A~lexandria.) where he will supply miiiers
With French Burrs, of any size, at the short
est notice; and will warrant them equal, II
not superior, TO any in the United States;~
IF millers will order their Wheat Surrs De-
fore they are built, ne wall build them IN
a manner, as he can prove to the satisfaction
of any person, that they Will run, without
stop or fail, for 100 years ; gil notbespo&e,
from 80 TO 100. -,
n. B. Prices as low as possible;
;une % ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-12
PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH If. sANDERsoY
For Publishing By Subscription,
4 Biography ofthe signers
q THE
Declaration Of Independence.

Accompanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed A History &c Il.
Proceedings Of Congress, during the pass.as
OF the Law, and the Declaration itsaIf wsE;I 5
the fac smile Engravings Of the Signature, ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-12

New-York, Jug 8. 1919.
Dear Sir-I h22e for tome time past been
threatening - write to you, to let you know
how well I am pleased with the Ruthyen
Press, Improved and made by you but a
variety of circumstances have prevented it..
have had it in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers of this city. ard a number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called TO ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea | have of it.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in given time.
The exertionof working it is no more than
healthy exercise for boy Of 10 years Of age.
q have a boy of that age TO work on mine.)
1t is well made, the different parts adlnira-
bly, proportioned, and not more liable than
other presses to get out of repair.
am, yours respectfully,
d. FAN5lIAW.
Mr.. A. Ramage.
York, yApral Is, 1918
Sir--The Ruthven Press arrived safe, and
is in successful operation. Many If our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19

ssrsor, "a aiseherge9 TIE 0LHgafioas aud s1thori
lies whch, bg these letters yafsat Ii,aoss anon biz,
Or tsifA nhich incest him.
lisned and eoantevsigned as B,nsi.J
Cfsen Jelly 20, @ic Jansiro
From fhe n. y. Commercial a drsrtissr1
We presume The reader will hardly ex-
cusr us II we do mol introduce the Queen
tn view as carly as the second paragraph
Of our Summary. The case has closed.
sn lar as II relates TO the testimony, and
The iabours OF The Counsel Tor The respec
tive parties. The House Of Lords adj
jonrued from Monday the 3Olh OF Ocio
Der, to Thursday the 2d of November,
and our latest paper is one of The morn
ing OF The latter day; but i, Of course
FURNISHES US with no proceedings after the
adjournment. Ii MAS supposed that The
second reading Of the bill would be NOV.
ed 10 the 81 November and this motion
will probably produce long debate.
How the question will be settled, is vel
a matter of uncertainty. The Times of
Nnv. Q. says" II is said ,riumphan,ly.
we hear, thai Ministers will certainly
carry The second rea ding of this wicked
anu omnous Bill. Wei, we reply, be
~ 81. What does that signify ? Will a.
ny man think the worse of The Queen
Tor 1t & This being the leading 0ppo-
si'ion paper, we may suppose That they
think tie passage of the bill pretty GER
tain.
lire latest Times has furious article.
mingled with anger and despair, in which
me editor attempts parallel between the
rial o. IN" Queen. and that of the late
Quecn Of France.
The Courier remarks, that " the Dream
bic of The bill was thrice proved each
successive mode of proof rising over the
former IN 'ue eradaiion of efficacy.
Pojii'reiy, by the evidence produ-
ceh IN support Of the bill
80. Comparatively. by the failure of The
evidence pro iuced against the bill
3 S"perlatirety, by the suppression
or tue Pv'trncc III her Majesly's power,
and MT prod,iced."
1hr Traveller Of Nov. /, says" When
the bill Of Pains and Penalties shall have
passed, England will have cease TO I've un
me Envernmrnt at law"
Lieut.. Frankland and his companions
on The 3oh OF June last, were lett, all
well, 700 miles up the country from Hud
sons Bay. by The beginning of Sepiem-
ber they would. Dodoub,, arrive al the
Coppermine river.
Capt. Rogers informs that intelligence
had reached Liverpool before he sailed
That The Bill PASSED the House of Lords
The same afternoon and thai the inior
maiion- was contained in poslscrip, Ia
ne London Traveller of the evening OF
The -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
Mr.. Settle. OF North Carolima, appear
ed and took his seat.
Mr.. Hardin, of Kentucky, took his seat
TWO or three days ago.
Amongst the petitions presented this
daV were The following:
Bv MIR. Sergeant, the Memorial of the
Pfeslden, and Directors Of the Bank of
The United States, praying for certain a.
nendmenis of the Charter thereoG-ihe
same III firm as that presented TO the
Senate-wbich was referred to a select
committee.
The following Memorials praying that
The alteration of The tariff OF duties on
imports proposed at The last Ses sion NAV
not take place, were this day presented {:
by Mr.. Barbour, from the Merchants.
Agrlculiurlsts, and other inhabitants, of
Tie town OF Fredericksburg and the adj
Jaceni country in Virginia.
Bv Mr.. Jones, from the Delegates of
The United Agricultural Society of Prince
George, SUSSEX, Surry, Petersburg, Bruins
'ltk, Dinwddle aud Isle OF Wight, in
Virginia.
By Mr.. BrsvaTd, sundry resolutions
adopted dt numerous and respectable
meeting OF the Inhabitants of Kershaw
district, IN South Carolina.
By Mg. Whitman, from a Convention
oi Delegates from the Agricultural and
Commercial Sections of the State Of
Maine.
THE resolution from the Senate" de.
clarlng Tie admissions Of Tie slate of
Missouri into the Union" was read The
fret time and'ordetcd Ia lie on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Rich,
The boase proceeded to consider tie
proposition submitted by him yesterday,
TO amend the Standing Rules and Orders
OF the house, and the said proposition
being again read, was, OH Tie question
put thereon. agreed to by tile house.
Mr.. Tracy submitted The following reso-
ulioh which, pursuant TO the order iust
adopted, lies on The table one day Of
course for consideration
Resoired, That tic Secretary Of War DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE
AN Diana Il.
WE'D les DAY, DECEMBER 10.

VEIN EoiAI Dt(EM BEE 10.
Mr.. Holmes, ol Mississippi, larI before
me Senate copy OF report, received by
him as chairman of the committee on
ludian affairs from the superintendent
oi lnfiian Trade, relative to our inter.
course with the Indian tribes; which
was read and ord'rrd 10 be printed.
The engrossed bill for the relief cf tbp
officers, volunteers, and rangers, engaged
IN the Seminole war, VAS read HE third
lime, passed, and sent 10 The oIher house
for concurrence.
Ihr resolutions offered Yesterday by
Mt WATSON were seyeraily considered
auh agreed TO-
The resolutions reported bv Mr.. Bar
oou'J from the select committee to which
MAS referred The peiiiion Of Matthew
Lyon, relative 10 the laie sedliinl law and
the fines anu penalties IN CURED under il,
were, on motion Of Mr. Smith offs. G. with
the conseHt OF Mr.. DyGsur, postponed
10 the first OF January.
THURSDAY, DEC. IA
Amongst the petitions presented today,
was one BIZ Mr.. Handyle, from The Dirrc.
tors OF HE Chesapeake and Delaware Ca
nal Company, praying aid from The GOV
eminent IN aid Of thai work.
Mr.. Noble submitted the following rcso.
luton:
ReS0lred, That the committee OH public
lands he instructed to enquire into The
expectancy of amihorising the sale, and
10 reduce The price OF certain SECTIONS Of
land, heretofore reserved for the future
disposal ct Congress, situated aud being
within that part OF The Cincinnati district
which lies in Indiana
Some private bills were in part acted
on aud 20 allow lime for some alterations
IN The Senate Chamber, having little bu-
sipess left on The iable)
The Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19
COMMUNICATED

y distinguished Spaniard Of Cuba.
writes to his friend in this city, tina, The
disposition OF The Corlrz 10 ralily the
treaty, had been asccriained in secret
session and The fact announced by some
OF The Members TO their corrcspoudenIs
inilayana, by letters dated early in Oclo.
ber. lie proceeds 10 request of his friend.
the Residents Message TO Congress
The Expose OF lie Minister of Finance,
&c. This cSnpled with The Intelligence
rom England, leaves no doubt of lie
immediate and pacific acquisition Of The
tioridas' Charleston Z. Gu-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19

We are furnished by respectable gem
tieman oi This city, with The following We.
ry interesting intelligence, The political Is
wen as com'arrcaI importance of which,
IL is beyond orr power to anticipate.
Gftracf Of e huer .jiom AntoniO de Frios
~ Cos to Mei'' Jriend in baltimore, dated
HAVANA, NOV. 81. 1920.
You will have heard thai the Cnrte c
Save glvro 8" lIirr American posses
Sinns. FREE TRADE TO ALL THE
WORLD"
We shall moi comment on Ills ln,elli-
gehce for lie present. Ii docs moi be
long 10 us 40 say, What operation this
information may have, on the Soul, A
m,ericam patriots themselves; whai will
De us operation amongst al HE inipprn
'ieni powers Of he earth, who NAV he
ready TO embark IN His controversy. or
"hri''er ii i only a deceptive lnre thrown
IN to reconcile the Snnih American re
p"bIicdns 10 royalty. fBah. ". CAron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-19

rl3HeF y n IFCr Ircm IVH5LLIy!yU. dglcl
on inst.
Miss0nsi continues 10 occupy both
Houses. 81 is Hni improbable tliIt the
SENATE BSg aoon close the debate. liz
passiug 'be resolution Of admissiou: in
which y VII not be extraordinary II The
House sh0uid concur, wilh ihp insrr:inn
~ protest declaring iIIai their act isno,
20 d. construed as asscniing 10 iiIe clause
~ Ire Missouri Consultation rxc!udIpR
Tree negroes ani mnlalInea.
TIE Late arrival al Baltimore brings
. report, "iych come are inclined 10 be.
iIege, ih&t he Firida treaty was ra,lii
ct. Mir. F0rsyii's private letters have
eSpressrd his opiaioD, inuntied on The
- anccs 81 tne Spanish Misider fnr
FotrIgn Affairs, that The ratification
YOU'D be made" IN. y. american.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
Sheriff s Sale.
CuMprplANp n.

COMDHpLAkD -.
Token 6y r.Ieeuron and wW Be sold at Pubic
.iuction on .nonday The fourteenth day Of H.
gnsf nert1i ten O'Clock a ". at The .lucfion
Room Of Messrs Stephen Mcclellan f. Tim
o,',s fleicnct. taci rage Street. Portlord.
A LII the right 10 guilty Of REDEEM ,scu which
"A VIII lam PASK3p IA. ia and % lLs FOL.
losi-g ee.cl,bsd nor .,ssld Real tss,e, va; -
A ssrtan Lo, ,fLASD o ard Portland, stus
ID on he Wes ey s.de If yimot Street, x,th ,h-
too s,ory Dwelling Hrus. sai other hu'ld'rS
the-eon, beuadec, 5ss i1nr Att stake standing G g
toe ~ ely s,de OF saia t.ee,, and siEty four
fet north ~e.tefiy fsom tAt oorthery corner of
a .ot Of Lsod En"ch icy tcd William Chadwick,
thence ;suIh eastsHy dj@inirs said ursse sizty
tour lees 70 sad Ch<weh ,lo., theoee south City
four degrees ve.s j ming aid Chsdw,ek's lot
as'u n'pe's feet loa axe, thtncs north westerly
on parraiie .ise arh tad street, sigty fee, 10
stake. thence north easte'ly on q straight iine 10
the ocuat 6-st m.n'ionee. Said described Real
Erae !. nos,ags d 20 Jacob Quincy. E.q. 20 secure
the psymsor OF i've hundred dollar, and iu,erea
from he twentieth 81 Angus 1917, - sppears by
Ccua,y Record, Book IS, page 10.
J VI GEkh. a. Deputy Sheriff.
Portland, Juy Ioth, $50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

nEsERTED from Fort Prebis. Portland, tie
- following Soldiers Belonging 70 the United
states Army -
william -. sgsn, aged % yesss, 5 feet inches
high. dark complexion. DARK eyes, blsc: bsiT born
q Englsnd aud by professiop Miller.
John Crowley, aged 50 years. 5 fee'. inches
high, dark complexion, gpey eyss. dark hais, boss
N ireland. and BY profession seamsa.
josiah Dudley. pged "a years, 5 feet : inches
high. light complexion, hsssI eyea brown hair,
horn IN East sudbury. IN the State Of Mss>achs-
.esss. and BY profession n Father.
The greatest pse ofsbe dress 81 oil Of them, when
.Ley deserted, was Soldiers Fatigue Clothing.
The above Ressfd will he psd to any tefson,
aho will apprshend aud deliver them 20 suy on
Ger Of the United States Army, saj Thirty Dolisrs
Zoe either Of them.
{. 9. HOpAEr. Lieut.. & Pest ri!irieni.
Fort Prsbie, yuis 6. 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
1T Pirate Sac,

q good new Chaises and Harnesses;
Atwo flory Houle, we'll 6n,fhed, large LOT Of
Land, good we'll Of water, ouf houfes, &c cen
rray aud pleafantly Gtuased IN Portland The
above will be so!d on . liberal credit.
Also,
600 Ream, Printing Paper,
200 boxes Brown Soap,
20 Chefs Y. Hyfeu and souchong Tea,
Bates CStoo, hhds Rum, C>R Vine.
A quantity Of Hns'iih round sai d.t Bar Iron,
A large invoice Of Ion HOLLOW WARE
eouGfline Of CauldrOp., Keules, Pou, Bskepans
Spiders. Skiliess, Fire dDys, Bafoos, Mortars and
Peifies, &c. ~ the hsnufse'urer's price,.
Purchasers are invited to call on ATWOOD &
QUIN~Y, Aut'rs. who pay prenliu for Port
AND aud Boston bills.
Ou' Of town Money exchanged at . fair rate,
B. Is Ut aschAage and Daft ,oushs .old aud COL
iee' ed. No. l, UIss Wbs,(.
Portland, Juy llth 1890. Of,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
Historical dap Of Land Titles.

A T this interesting period OF our political exis-
"A .euce, i, is believed that general and COM
pfeheasve view Of tne various grsnt OF land, un.
der which the real estates in the State Of Meme
now holden, will be acceptable and useful.
With this belief is is proposed TO publish N AP,
exhibiting distinctly the origin Of ali the titles 10
.laets i6dllt5en 10 Maine, in tracts OF ball
! toeesh61 swords. VIZ -
l.. buSt yfantsfrom the crown or lords propries
: pa pr'ar 70 dsyesr 1851, a. havebeso sncs res
:. 2. Lands 80 holden unAsr Niles derived fsosi
Ike IndiaDs.
5. Grants and sales under the province of MAJ.
sachusetts, subsequent to tbs charter Ut lillian and
Mafy. and prior TO the American rev oution.
1. Sales BY the Commons cath oil Massachu.
se.ts since the revolution.
5. The lands sold by lottery.
8. Grants to literary Institutions
Z. miscellaneous grants.
.. Towns or trsch derived from grants of differ
cut descriptions, aud in parcels email 10 be sep
arsiey and aasantsgeousiy distinguished.
9 Lands still belonging to the State.
The basis Of this Map will bc the Map Of Maine
already published All tracts, the titles 10 wbicb
afe derived from the different sources mentioned
above, (Which include every part Of tie State) will
be disting lished by different colours. and sheet
OF expsna tsou will accompany each Map. SO that
the origin and extent Of ali the great land titles,
snd ia some degree. history Of the "a es and
grants, aud the progress of the settlement Of the
soanry, may oe conprebendsd at single glance.
As Die work IS OF sach nature that there can
be no facility for multiplying copies al moderate
expense, there will be no published than sum.
cieatto supply actual subscribers and one copy for
each town IN the state, for which application may
be made during, or pesoss to, the next session oi
the Legislature.
fEams.-sevsn Dollars for each copy, payable
on delivery.
Per.ons obtaning and becoming responsible for
ten Subscribers, entitled TO one extra copy.
CoPiec will be delivered, n de red, al ibe shir.
town oil each county. aud at aay other place. L.
accommodate sUbscribefy for not less than sei.
copies.
GJTGen'lemen holding subscription papers are re
qaes.ed 10 rsiar" hens, at Jartaesf BY lie 20ih Of
Jaasary neIi, 10 AaTaUR SHIRLEY, Portland, or
TO iiosts GREESLEAF, WiLiiamsburxh.
Subscriptions received Al the PoRTL AMI
,'ooKsfoms, and at the Office Of toe PosrLAn0
GAZETTE.
July l, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

NOTICE s hereby given 70 The hei, and cred.
y i,ors OF The estNs Of ELIZABETH MOUNT
FONT, late Of Wesbsook, in the county Of
Cumberland, siug ewomaa deceased, .ad oil oihers
eoacsroed-Thas Woodbury. s,oser, Jr. admiais
traitor Of faid ela,e intends 70 exhibit TO one the
futNeribes, Judge Of the Court Of Probate within
ssd for fsid County bic FRA account Of sdmiui.-
us,icn Of fsid elase; and that the fsme will be
coa6dered 1t . Probate Court to be held at the
Probate Office in Portland, 10 faid County, on the
fourth Wednsfday OF July infant, At ten O'Clock
in the forenoon when and where they may be
pretent and ihew eaufe, If any they have, Why
the fame fhoud not be allowed: ,his order Of
no'ce to be pubIifhsd three weeks fuccs lively
in the Portland Gazette
Given under my hand At Portland. THE third
day Of july IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
A true eosy: Attea.
HoeATIo souThoArK, R.s.ssr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

NOTIcEis hsr-by given 70 The heirs II he
IN estate rfJOHN PE ABODY.l>seo f bridg-
on. in lhe eova,y ef Cum erisnd. Gentle man.
deceased, and al others coece' ned--Ths' John
Peabody has presented to me the suhecsibers
Judge Of the Court If Probate within md tes
said county. an inssruunen, pus portirg 70 be he
last will and testament, of sad decesseo--tnd
- che third Thurday Of august next Is ss'
signed to take the Probsle thereof, y = Probate
Court then &c b. held Il the hsuse of Dacs. Eo'
. eyer Howe. in Stsrdsb, in ss,d cosnt, = when
aud where they msy be present, and shew
cause, II my they have. Why the same should
not be proved, approved snd Allowed as the last
will and t-stsnent of said deceased this nc
lice a b. rutlsh shree weeks successfully ]"
he Portland Gazette.
Gyen,under my hsnd, ~ Portland, this twer-
y-eighth day 81 June, in the year OF our Lore
eighieen hund q r aud wenn.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
true coIy-s'tes',
HoRATIo SorTHcarr, Regr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
10 'Uhom ii may concern.
AN ACT extending the time allowed for

AN AL extending Inc time allowed for
the Redemption u 'aad sid ior o,reci .aXe, in
certain cases.
sxct Pc ensetedby the Snai. and Ysav u
hsPre"aiusrss y the Umied Slaies u
sdmsrc1 ~ C.aST-ss assta.etad Ihs, he ,ine al.
bow ed ior .he redenpuoa Of ants which have been
OF may be sold foe the payment of taxes. under
the set passed the nia,h CAV Of January. one
thousand eight hundred and 6iteer, 90 ia: as IN.
sarat regards the d'rec tx of six millions If 4.
lars. laid in that year or under the act passed
the fifth dag OF March one thousand eight hundred
sixteen - far q the same regards he direct tx
Of thee l'l ions of doiIsr.. laid in ,hat year. and
purchasea On behsif of the United STATES. be 81.
fendsd three years beyond the time here,ulore a.
lowed. Prorded That such extension of time
shall not be beyond the list Of juno. one thousand
eight hundred aad twen,y.oae, and thai on such
redemption interest be paid Al he rate of twenty
per centnm per annum on the tases aforesaid, and
additions OF twenty PEI ceaism ch-rgesble ther-s
On and The right TO ID eG1 shall enure a. wei,
e. person holding an equitable or re.essiona,y
Interest IL lands 30 purchased n bch.li If The
Un,aeli e., a. to tue eriginsl owners thereof.
sec. 9. fnd &c Il farihsr enacted, that sncre
any eer'oa n persons, who has or have pnschs.ed
lands or tessements sold for the non-pavment OF
The ii &c, tsx, hall he entitled to have iced n :
The ssnc. but, from the death or removal of the
cpi'rc'o, o. fsom any Other cause, thsre is no
oihcef VINO. BY the existing iaas il authorized to
make deed, II shall be lawful for spcl vrrson or
persons 10 spply, by petition 70 the Ds,riri Judge
Of the D.t'ics in which such lead. or Tenement.
are si,I-e, setting furih The circumstances # the
case, aci. upon due proof beirg sd. 20 the setis-
faction e. such judge, that such person or D rs n.
isor ere purchaser purch as sore and. and
has or hs { fully complied wiki ali cond. .,nrs ~
sale and or ar entitled to bsve deed. and
that the isno officer who. by tie exis'ile law.
Is au,honl d to make such de- , il sal. he lawful
for such 4ige and be is hereby authorized ami
required, &c ssder and drc. the lysrs,ai Of ,bs
District io r,ske deed To the ppr:ha.e- or pus
chasrrs, wi ID De !! being scsnon iedxed In opco
touri, and eotereo II record. shall have the same
effect - u Il nsd b. male by the collie. tor @,
9th Office su,ho. u by the laws heretofore or
1ow in h.rs.
Na.hinglen, NJ i. ieo0-ip oy 4.
JANIS iOSRDE
The foregoia. is copy Of he &c pi-sea at the
la-i se's,'n vi Congr,ss, exceeding The time al
loved fos be reden ID. 81 iana s,ia fr D.r,ct
Taxes, -" purcbs-ed ~ b-hslf " the rn,fed
States 50 E. NJ the same re- d ne IAN OF 1915
and 1876.
All parsons in this - strict whose ,ap,s have
been sold for the Dlr.ei FAX 81 1875 and 1916,
ant parrh asra by h. Uni ei states a. az -es-,i
can re ieeD The same, ihey see fl, by apPiyis. at
this Office.
WOODBURY. sT0gER. Collector for
he sereah Collector Diartc' ~ lHassueius,fis.
Cole OSics. - II iG20 (4x.)