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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

Caurea Of Scotland. An Order III Counc Il
having last year been sent to the General
Assembly OF the Church Of Scotland, pfescri
biog form. or heads ot prayer, TO be used by
the ministers oil that church, respecting prayer Z
for the royal family, il was taken up by the
General Assembly on the 2Olh May.-The
following motion was thereupon made aud
carried, l26 TO 53:-
That whereas The independence Of the
Church Of Scotland, in all matters OF faith,
worship aud discipline, is fully established
by law, the General Assembly finds il unnec-
ess.ry and ineApedieni to adopt any decIara-
ton with regard 10 the late Orders IA Council,
relative 10 prayers ior bis Majesty aud the
royal family
Ii appears from the report Of Committee
appointed 10 investigate the massacres al Man.
chester, that the sumber OF persons injured at
The field Peiefloo, amount to six hundred, who
were cut, trampled, bruised, legs and ribs
broken, DC. Gu, oil four hundred aud twenty
sutferers, whom the committee first visited,
one hundred and thirteen acre Femaies! Out
OF the whole number, one hundred aud thirty
received sabre cuts, and OF the last humber,
fourteen were females.
The London Morning Chronicle observes,
that with iesrec, 10 the particular charge oi
adultery, the Queen is provided with an un
answerable defence. The Queen has written
10 nearly lou persons IN Italy, 10 come 10
England. 10 give evidence, many Vi whom are
+, IL. e. oil Tho if.l.
ho have arrived as evidences Tor the kiBg, is
an attorney OF Milan, in low circumstances,
but since The Milan commission, drives Car
rage. lie frequently went about Milan, say
ing he had The crown OF Eoglsnd m his peck
et.-The Queen has taken the pleasant villa
situated on Barnesterrace, belonging 10 Mr.
Bail, ior her summer residence.
VI he queen, in her answer to the Westmin-
ster Address, Observes 10 the warm desire
which the people Of Westminster have ex
pressed TOR the consideration OF my honor,
they have exhibited striking testimony oil
their loyalty 10 the King; ior the honor oI h,
Majesty mus, for ever be identified WITH that
OF his Queen. My first wish j. TO prove, that
my character has been upjnslIy ,raduced my
mex, is 10 terminate my days among the bIgn
minded people Of this country, 10 hose a1,c
t,onale sympathy am at paesent indebted
tor so much Of the cheerulness which | feel
and oi the supper, which l possess, under the
pressure Of such complicated wrongs, aud
such accumulated prosecutions"
A 6.e broke oui at Consiantinople, in the
quarter OF the Jews, winch, in the course OF
hour hours, destroyed $40 houses.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
CONGRATULATIONS.
bOWUOIN COLLEGE.

The anniversary Commencement at this
rising institution IS 10 take place on W ednes
day the sixth OF September. From public
notices already gwen, IL appears that The liter
AIRY aud other societss, which have had then
origin in the College, will celebrate their an.
nneisarIes on the day previous, aud in The
follosing order. Al O'Clock p NJ All ora
lion will he pronounced before the .afhenqan
Society, by Levi SloweIl, Esq.-.A, O'Clock,
beoIe The Peuc'nipn Society, by Benz. L..
Leal, Esq.--and al z, an address will be made
in behalf OF the Bsnsveiegt Society, by Mir. A.
$. Packard. II is, We believe, generally
known TO the public, that the Object OF this
asst named society is 10 assist students OF IN.
blenIsbed characters, who suffer irem pecun
larry embarrassment aud on this am, ersary
strangers and others, who may be present.
viii have an opportunity for the full exercise
Of their benevolent feelings. These periotn
.n,es will be followed by a series of deca
nations in the presence OF Judges appointed
by the executive governme emf who arc tC
award certiics e' OF appreciation to those VII,
may excel
The occasion will bring together larg,
numbers u the various professions and employ
meets, who, while they will encourage b,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
BY THE NAILS.
Savannah Sufferers.

The Committee OF Distribution have brought
their business to a close. The sums claimed for
losses amounted to upwards Of a million Of dol
lars, leaving out the rich sufferers who made nc
claim This amount was ultimately reduced
to $77G, goo, to be remunerated according TO the
loss and situation Of parties, from the sum of $780,
AL rs cents, collected through the United States;
about $97, 600 Of this SUN have been distributed,
adding comfort, and giving aid and assistance to
upwards Of fosr hundred and fifty persons, Of all
ages, sexes, and coiors. From this bounty, Wild
ows were cheered, orphans succoured, and many
old and infrm, snatched from poverty aud dis
tress.
The amounts were received as follows, clas-
.inr them "A Coming from States
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29


A letter FROM the Rev. Mr.. Ward, published
in the London papers, states, that at SeraIn-
pore, in Bengal, there had been published The
whole OF The Old and New Tes,amenls, in The
Sungsk,it, the Bengalee, the Mahralta, the
Hipdoo, and the Odrys language. The New
Testament in The Chinese, aud seven others
Several othei ,.rsions were also III tile press.
Sixteen presses wer. at woEk IN the soersiD,
pore printing Office. The marquis and mar
ehioness oil Hastings, the Bishop oil Calcutta,
and Others, had paid visit to the establish.
ment a, Serampore When they entered the
room, thirty learned i!ndoos ws,e silently
engaged in iranslallng the sacred Writings.
each 10 his native tongue. They were hom
Affgsnisian, Guzsrai. Cashmere, feelings,
Nepal, Asbam, China, &c. &c. Those con
nesl.d With tie above mission, have baptized
between aud 700 Hindoo Psgsns aud Ma.
hsiaeians. N. Y. .Adv'r.
The Rev. DR.. Morse arrived at Buffalo on
the 8,h insl. Oh HIS return TO New Haven, has-
ing postponed parl oibis contemplated route
10 another season. Ii IS stated, ibal thus far,
he has been successful IN his exer,ons, be.
yond his expectations, aud has increasing
hope. that the noble and benevolent views OF
The government, ia relation 10 the civilization
and happiness OF the Indians, VIII ultimal. ,,
be accomplished.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

TO make candles Of a durable naturs.-To
ten ounces Of mutton tallow, add quarter Of al
onnoe OF camphor, four ounces Of beeswax, and
two ounces Of alum melt all together, and thse
make your candles they win be very hard, ans
they will burn with clear beautiful blaze.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

A wit, seeing in late Boston paper, a recon-
menda,ion of two new candidates for Congress
from Rhode-lslalnl, in the room Of Mr. Eddy and
Mr.. Hazard, observed that the good peopls OF
that State did not intend again to have tho Cur
rent Of their wishes distracted by IN Addy orto
run. any HaSrd in the approaching election.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
SLaEE TRADE.

Seven hundred and eighty Slaves arrived a
Has ana, in four days, from the eth of Jul.
to the first OF August. As long as there is
market Tor Slaves, the trade Will be continued
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

Tile American Education Society received
during the month ofJuIy, S775,53.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

gang Of Coonteffeiters have been detected
in New York, who had reduced their business IL
a complete system, and playeda deep game on
the paper circulation Of that State. They had a
mandatory in Canada, from which have been
circulated not less than S300, 900. The counter
ieis have been principally ON the banks in the
State Of New York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
MISSIONARIES.

40 23a dollars returned to the donors.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

We understand an examination 10 TO take
place this day before Judge PARIS, Of the U. s.
Court, into the circumstances relating to the
death Of James Mcdonald, a private in the u.
s. Army. Lieut. Hobart 10 the officer inplica-
ted. Till the result Of this examination is had
we forbear making more particular statement
Of this unhappy affair.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

II is given as report in Paris that the re.
nowned Ally Pssha Of Joannins mot NOLAN
ned Ally Pasha OF Egypt had taken into BIZ.
service some European officers of high rank
and tried ability, and mustered an army OF
10000 men On the other hand, /, was ru.
INQUIRED that he was IN very precsrious stu.
alton, had been sssassinated, &c. The Eng.
lish papers state that he bad begun his career
Of instruction agaiDs, The Porte, with char.
aeieristic ierociiy, by giving up Saloaa TO pill.
lage and massacre. We would almost venture
to predict, that il he be really engaged IN that
career, il will not be long before we read OF
his having been crushed, notw ilbstsndng his
supposed resources and talents A tyrani OF
bis description, with military force of the
character OF tbai which he yields, will be de.
uoyed by the leas, reverse, and cannot
maintain long contest against superior
power. National Gazette
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29

SAMUEL F. BRowN, Esq. Of Buekfeid, in the
county OF Oxford, WILLIAM I. VAUGas, Esq o
Portland, and DAVID srAswocp. Esq. Bruins
ls,ct, were admitted as Ccunsellors at The Su.
psene Judicial Court last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14
June
Beduertiam Lands for sac.

Il All desirons 10 sell The place live on at the mouth
OF BeaveihaIn Cfeek, known by the name Of Plea.
SAINT Grsen supposed to contain about 900 acres 100
OF which ae fairgrounds OF good qaaty: the highland
eriof TO but little ON the creek which is
thought equal any in the county of Goochand This
place lies about four miles below the Courthouse ON
The stage road and rs aboyey Ricbmcnd. There is a
convenient dwelling house, with three I floor
passage above aud below stairs, COED cellar, and
pes other out houses suitable for the
OF FAMILY There are many other advantages attend
lag this situation which will he better understood ON
view OF the premises.
am also authorised ny William Henry reasaais to
sell Al ia price abont 20 of sweonnds adop
nag Tue ABOVE uact, which formerly part niine
anu lies between u and the in well
manner. part of this, is, ! think the beet low
grounds ever saw on James river.
The terms OF sale will be made known by app!ica.
uon 10 the subscriber. ISAAC W. PLEASaNrS.
June U. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

isA IL discretionary Tor them 20 90 90 hnt We sill
more regret lbe policy ~bieh has dictated this sxpeai
cut OF selling so~n lots, both account OF The GOV
eshuent aha OF ,Ie cit<ens. There other towns
this Slate IA Tue same distressed situation th the Big
spring. winch wOald become places Of commercial
impotianee ~ sold-but which never can be sold To
good advantage by the Government. Competition " N!
always cease at 4 public sale Of this kind.
f,c.a, M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

NER. LENiSS SHIRLEY Sir-Please 10 takr notic,
A'A tbat shall, on Thursday the 27lh day Of JuIv
next at Nh Lewis Shiser's tavern, In ihe COUNTY OF
Louisa and state OF Virginia. between The hons of ny
O'CLOCK IN Tue forenoon and O'Clock in The a1er
noon o hat day, proceed 10 take the positions OF
george MOTIFS aud Others be read as evidence in
SUN now depending III The superior csuEt of law for the
said county Of Louisa, wherciu am plan,,1 and yon
are defendant and continue day 10 ,iay l.t,ee
the same hours vi each day until the are taken
Jnue 50. I6..wavs RsIp,3 cgf.lI,ES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

'HL public Is respectfully Informed, that in order
y that there may be misunder standing as to inc
relation VA which the subscribers to each other
tbat although hey are psneIs IN the property at Lon
Sa Courthouse, neither has the pUNeT hind The otb
Ell bS any note, contract obligation whatever and
that when any note contract o. oJdyaliOa ma, mr.
port on us face TO he binding each Ol US lie one
VINO may make such note, or enter DO such coutIacs
or "hiisation Will be hound thereby, and NOT III. OH
VINO did not make such uote, eHier into such con-
tract or obligation. CHARLES THoAPS ON Jr.
JOHN rs. PRICE.
Louisa, June 40. "a uB,vS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

FROM rae ven sOTH EUeRfrn Posi-.
: or she who eau Perrss the fol,owing ;tle ballad
b nunolst eyes and uniuip eded reputation must
norevT tess than man woman.
Eyon Rfackuood's faiiHtwrr Jasq.iae for 4pyH. :
{ following touching vstscs ta&rn nom an Engsa
Ne-sPavsf, the Tyre here1Ty."
WINTER MORNING.
u was upon wintry moro
When s"ow fakes on The wind were horue
The keen b'acA frost had scarcely failed
Anu sleet aud rain By turns assaulted
mart Cd, ~ Where in warmth I stood
And The si1nt did aia,ost Il seze My blood,
lt'e Infant on 4 stone
Chilled and sLiyerins, sat alone.
The suoS FELL tbick aud fast, We, he
l'td never SPEAK. bat piieously
Upon each p1sser, With a sigh
Feat bis little, tearf9l eye
Yet at hiin nutice none vas tai en-
lie see'set 60 be bs all 10. saken
AZ clli aud shivtring The stone,
Ihe little safe'er ga, alone,
lie asked not aid he Looked for me
VINO came no, -Hho alas was gone
Forever 'fcui BIN meier was he
%sas that gailtg one To eet
Mar Ger SSa,E was that sweet hoy
30 warm bis mother's heart viii ioy1-
fnr sue, tha' morn upon that stuse
HAD len him ihere to SIT alone.
~ lea. 30 bis lea,s his silence hroke
ori thus ihs ittie lost one smoke.
Alas meihinks she fingers l0pp--
ca nOt see der In ths ihiong
St4lh ms yves 10 lsnk vain
mas ~ viii not Couie again
N'"i % she PROMISED. when alone
Sac ieii me SITTING on this stone.
Oh, "a sthei came 10 me- forT
Ara cold -aUd stCk-aud verify
Nstbigss the nirIt beg,ns To- tall.
tof darkuest shafts M QUA from AT
sax before feet noe nuw
I've 9api5 snow faiiing IN my brow
Aai sure The epld has left TINS stone
Where have sat 50 !Ong alone.
"Coine mother comet nor tartv i,user
Eos oil : tns weakness grows still stronger.
Come, mother take nae 10 iny hHDe--
ii"W iaint an come mothcT-comep
He said no nJre-his little breast
tttaVe1 brt once, ihsn ssnk 10 rest
20" cam, ahd colder than the stone
"ncIe hTst he eat lie lies alone.
bni soon that wretrted mothcr came,
NNh htf eyes IN tears and her heart In fame
AHd- God how she stood M ,pt,le snr,risr
Nh"h ltS' toe vision met her -yee
Nheh hrsi his Little Zee she turw-
Snchang'd fr1iH tue last aud lovely hue
II wore ,hat morn, when she left tim alone
ia 'eaipest and storm, on damp cold sioae.
Pn'who shall tell the panqs she felt,
4 madiy IN the snow she kreit
ahi C'aiP'd hln round, in her deep distress,
~ all his chilling iciness p
RI" tear AZ once fors"ok her eye
A"1 she rais'd a harsh aud horrid crv
mar seemt on its rushing wing 20 bear
Ih- last oi her knowledge OF grief and care.
Oh ne'cr will she taste svee; rest arain--
For madness reigns ~ her tToabled brain
i"T het hoy she calls through day aud night;
III c",che.s; IA darkness; ia pale Hoon light
Wy boy my boy have You seen my boy 20
Not aHOther'hpnehr does her mind empioy-
Not sisali OF hope from the pJst can she borrow
As she waadsrs along in the grasp of her sorrow
NLH easily, Dec. 2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14
Iaac20.

'EBe stock in trade ofwn COoE. dec. combating of
d TN Copper Ware viii be offered al private sale
~ iof to egi, purchasers, aud al rcdrced prices.
county merchants Invites 10 call. 6loct Tin
ware mai he OBTAINED cheaper than the importing ur
ets, JOHN n Bi%FoRD, AgeHt Jor ne Adn'r.
'N"c w 80. .w4w
bb!bt1 DOLLARS REWARD. NanaWat non
= TIE subscriber about Tie 18Th Janratt last Z. 10
go haH named AARON, of darn brown cOmylsxion
aheut ~ or jears old, I'VE feet ten inches fie ats
ptoJ Win his teet unC0mm0uy out, no visible mark
or scar recoected, wearing appafel a. ne had been
hlIeu ON me last OF 10 years IN Ecbmand. tie !.
~ IAis.I nome paiuters ~ which business be has
worked for several years ~ Rirbmond n Is utnbsnc
re luihihF about Manchester Of Peter sburg as he
hao btei hv'ng cuba white woman .Lizzy Bradieywho
place " s wi
~ na'efs of vessels are forewarned from carving
st fa'n out 0fthis state aud every other person fog
hero"fiue Or employing hiu--Ibe above read rjiI
pe RYenior delivering said negro to me ~ Charles CIV
ouAJ'o' ~" u scca;ef in any Jail that get hiIs
's'' s""e ~ iS"wls VIZ Z. HILL,
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land for A0ie

I-fHW AfUtt.
ESf virtue of deed OF trust, from Prter j. Archer
- dated tue 81 Of December 1919, sHd recorded Il.
'ue ONCE OF Tue cosnty court OF GoOcLand, tot the
purpose OF becurng the amount therein sptrilpd Ia
Patrick Foley, (and by him regularly assigned ana
transferred to EDWARD archer wil Ice sold Tor ready
noney, OF Monday ms i7fh day ~ JUlg, at GooeL-
isnd Court House, So very valuable land
Ibis land adjoAs the lands OF James u. Ferguson.
K. HAFFEI, Tyasfee.
juno 10. lZ..Sls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

- UNAwAYs IN IHE JAIL OF THE CITY az
RiCH@ ono. ~, scho says ste is the pyo.
Lertg " .loht CoieaN, HGaover county ami hired 10
IA0Mas bHcct, Of CHARLES CHg-She is 8 Jeet in.
c".S .5sh, ddTk compilation. q gears 0id.
J3mES, 0 Hrl0ttO boy. says he beioDfs 10 IoLu
cotga" Ha"0rer-he Is G6oa1 II yearS Old, = Ccet
IOLLl says she Is He property Of tie esf0fe nj
JohH SoHfhdH, dFc'd, amt hiTed 10 John (0Ir01 Of
ji@HoVsr-She IS Veyg byighf NW0tfO Stra{ght hafr
Jeet inches hicA, II years cid.
,HILLI1hD q boy. sayS he Is he property Of
tHdTfe' F0ge, HdpOUsT county, (ccf III inches
Atgh, doTh compilation, - or 10 ycGrS oid.
JTbES, SapS he belongs 10 John Cor Of Cgtyubcy
couWy, Jeet inches high, tery dark cOn,piected.
JrOHl 40 t. 70 gf0rs oid.
me o0"crs NJ the abore staUeS, soiU please tate
fhem array or thcy 'eiH be deaH rim as tie lane ii
fectS' X. EURrON, ID. 5.
, fer George 6oVaGe s. II. o.
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ht subscriber wishes TO dispose Of aud vii sell OF,
reasonable terms, tie following valuable PROPER
u VIZ LOi Ne. $50, situate and gih streets on
winch be iaeiy resided, containing full half acre
Inc honse Is convenient aud I0ogy aud the Otcs Of
every Kind Of the hfst order having beeH recently t
paired, and completely enlarged. 1he Well tof never
failing, ana excellent waeT0 which has lately usGef
gSnt thorough TePHr, las been Geeptneo aud walled
WIN stone. The garden rs spacious aud dsouie
one. Tbis property is well calculated fur the conif,C
table accommodations OF gehieei family aud us silna
ton ON many accounts, Is eSreune, Desirable one
being The most elevated in thai part Of tie ciiy aud az
iant RON tue Capitol only abOnt 400 yards.
Lol No. JJ6 at present IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Sa
muel g. SwanH....,Ihe house is a Convenient ami
comfortable one, aud has attached II the usual Offices
which are ~ good repair ard is situated in an aaree
able aud healthy ntigbhofbood.
Also, OH Feet OF GROUND being part fthe Lot kDswn
ny tie name Of the Governors GaIden This property
Is 50 wei SHOWN tbal ans farther description Of IT,
unnecessary. For terms appIy 10 Betngtd peyton ar
Preston smith, Esq. wkO culy authorized to self
and convey aud Who will afford every facility 10 those
who may desire to view the properly.
april rs. tO.tf 4 pprsrON
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FteeJOtn's Patem PiOurhs-

FteejOtR's Patent PiOughs-
(WHICH have decided preference over any other
" HOW w uae, are manufactured aud sold 10y j..
NteSer agent, ai tle Coacbmake's Skop 81 n. aud T..
ttcheuor, Capitol IiiR, ~. between Sih aud 9Th
street. Sold also Ga tic lowest Mandatory prices
rem 5 " , 81 the store Of the subscriber oppS
site the UniOn Hotel.
Juiy7- Is..st JOHN o. LAY.
C'dUs foi any size vii be compiled pnh.
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Louisa, June 30. '''N NJ "'E Ss..~sw.

-4WdH0yS GDIee, hichh. mt, June 20 $50
every description OF claim prcsenied az his oHce
- py aiy DINER thah The person named the face OF
The document supporting such claim il is NECESSARY
that the holder thereof should exhibit In sryitins his
a"horl'y TO receive warrant oa the Treasury u Is
not important, except in the case Of pensions where
me iaw preSCiiheS particular mode Of proceeding
whether the authority be given by regular power OF
attorney, by order, or assiRnment.-lf ibe original
ciaimaht he dead, certificate Of administration nnst
ne pTodHced--thefe is an exception TO The above
general rule III the certificates the old six per cent
STOCK the bare production of which will be suhci,nt
20 authorize The holder TO receive, for the
interest, or lae principal and interest," ii redeemed
All persons who have money pay into the treasury
are earnestly requested not To enclose the same directly
10 me- IL is imposing degree OF responsibility from
'be occasional mscarfaees OF the mall not csnien-
plated ny The law Those also, who have claims upon
Tue public must forward them by private hand
or to some agent in Richmond, and not iHmediqfekj
10 ihis Office II is incompatible with my official duties
TO present my own warrants to lie Treasury Tor
payment JAMES T.. HEATH,
ARdttor IF Public -1ccOWnfS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14
June u.

SlptiCEis brisby given, That III b0IOay t1y I711
y Day Of jus FeXt, 1t my TaveTH, the Master Com
iiss'".J ioT ais county will proceed IL au8it and
settle Tie cs,aie 81 WILLlA@ HAZELGRONE decd
when distribution Of the assets that have come 10 INV
lands VIII he made. therefore ali persona having
claims ss aust The said estate which have not been al
ready as"ed ~ The court, are required TO fxbibit
hem lot next Hanover county court for an order d.
iecuhG tue payment Of them il being my wish TO
lose ibIs aGiHinisNaiiOn as soon as possible.
q. GOODALL, executor Of Pafke
Soodail dec'd, who vas late sheriff " Han
over county, 10 whom The said estate was
committed TO be administered.
Hanover County lane 20 ~ uau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14

4 WILL par q rtec0rd of 30 doiiays fer f0Liyg V7,
\ and putting ha jul, LITTLE TOW. rho absfo1d
Cd from me Se0H Totern the igth Mn ne
belongs 10 tie estate ~ Nathaniel BUrmeH 6ec'd
md has srUe CAS- = f0id) ia the Juniffv NJ JTr
Clayton Ot Gloucester cOnatg5 Here Is HrIfe douLk
mt M0f h. is in that ncichbCrhO0d. .ShonId he he
detiUcred here eH reasonable sSpcuaes NiH De yaia
ARCHIBALD ROBERJSON.
Jaly H. is
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1HemtiO7. = ACKNOWLEDGMENT PensinnerS.

1eeneton- ltec0tationary Pensioners.
RE subscriber having been furnished win forDs
a and Instructions prepared by The war pepartn-at
pursuance OF the acts sf Congress OF the Ish OF
ioo ana o' tue ist of Nay 1870, relative to the
agent 10 prepare their papers aud transmit chem TO IN.
& department where tLey nust he hled before any
ehs,Oher eau he paid-appiication he made al nv
attended TO. fT tunn~ NJ NC
Jny7.
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One Square Of Lots on Richmond I'M.
RY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the
Cay OF 1919, aud daily vi Record an The office
% ne musings CouItloT this ciiy executed by john s.
shei1o and Sarah his wife, 10 TIE subscbefs for The
purpose OF securing lie payment OF sam OF money
tneIelh mentioned, TO Elizabeth e. Adams (haVIBg been
thereto required by the said Z. C.. AdaHs,) We shall
sen ~ pubc sale for ready money the premises on
parcels Of nd lying and beng ia the civ of Richmond
aHd kne"n in the plan Of City w. the numbers
tSo) one hundred and thirty FIVE, Nl3) enc hundred
ana forty three GAO EGudIed aud thirty six ana
tl4l) one hnhdied aud forty our with their appurle
hances" or so Mnch thereof shail be sufficient 10
ase tae sam OF money intended 10 be secured by said
deed principal aud interest such part of The same
as shall then remain due aud unpaid.
JOHN ADAMS
June 49, IN nd.