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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
Oakun

DY the ton, hundred or smaller quantity
ID of superior quality, for sale at the
Work House, on me mnsr reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved of by ship carpenters
and masters Of vessels. JUNK of the first
quality Gas no other will answer) received at
a fair price Apply 20
Mr.. THOMAS. Keeper of the
may Poor and Work House.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
Forty Dollars Reward /!

DAN away from the subscriber Con The
II sixth day OF June last being in CHARLES
County Mary land, on The posi- road leading
from Plscattawsy 10 Port Tobasco, nine
miles from the former, and six miles from
the Iatter,-Two Negro men, viz:
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Paper HangiHgs.
HMM 4. SIEM Ant

JUN \. s! F. AT,
LAS received his spring supply of the
IL above article, consisting OF the neves
fashions;whi6h, with his former stock makes
the assortment very large and complete.
may 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
FALL GOODS.
4 O. C4ZENOVE e. ca

Il. E.. CAZENOpE & Gu.
siAVE received per ship WilheImina, The
IL principal part of their Fall Goods, a
mong which are
Flannels oil every description,
Rose, striped, aid point blankets,
Double miled drab cloths, aud Devon
shire kerseys,
niddling quality cloths.
Flushings and cuatings,
Blue and white ke seys and plains,
Plain. egured plaid bombazetls, anc
An assortment OF buttons.
ON HAND,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
american,
British, cooD,
India,
Cut nails, Ravens do.
sperm e ssS"i 4 Mo'as.s,.
n. K. rum, 4 CognI brandy,
OLD wh,skey, 4 Apple brandy,
Duponl's gun powder,
2 cases low priced hats, &c,
sept 6 #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
.NEW-YORk
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

TINE citizens of Alexandria, Georgetown
Il and Washington. are respectfully IN
formed that the undersigned have been APP
pointed Agents for the elegant, extensive Il
useful establishment, at New ork (, known
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18

sept6 If
Whiskey, Pork, Tea, sc.
SAMUEL MLsSERSMlTH offers for
lao bui, Baltimore y Pennsylvania whis-
key
100 New York prime pork
10 do do beet
2U0 Baltimore No |, herrings
Is hhds superior quail. Muscovado sugars
25 do common do 10
3 chests
!. u ; sG x ,,n.;., Imperial Tea
40 40 2 3 ID i@ s,nn;,e,s Guupowder do
Of uPprored qualify.
1900 lbs 81. Domingo cottee
10 hhds prime New Orleans Mo-
5 tIerces lasses
5 hhds West India do
20 q. casks Sicily Madeira wine
10 do Coimenar do
! pipe halt pipes d 3 Or. casks Corsl-
ca do
5 bbs containing IA do1 bottles port Dc
400 realms wrapping paper
hampers OF Porter bottles
Sugar loaf and Kehtish cap paper, bin
ders anu band box boards, Canton table
mats, &C &c.
SEPT u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS,
Vol. XAl.l
For Freight,

XIX The superior hing ABIGAIL, J.
S5SH. Titcomb, master, carries 400
fsis Tobacco OF 5000 bbls. -four, is IN
- a oder and will be ready to take car
~ hoard in few Aays.-Apply TO
s. "" WM. FOWLE g. Co.
FAO Rave for sale said brig's cargo Of
5000 bushels st. Ubes SAIL.
aug 81
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Jew LIVERY etabjt.

4 LEXANDER WEST begs leave res
~ pectiulIy TO inform bis friends and he
public, that he has just erected coHmodi.
Gus
STABLE,
On the north side of Prince, between Fair
fax al d Royal streets. where he will take
horses al livery by the month, week, or day.
on the most reasonable teims. Those who
may enlrusl their horses 10 bis care may re-
Iy npcn his bestnwing the most diligent at.
teBtioD upon them.
aug 6 entf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

a letter from Genoa mentions, that an ac-
count had been received there of dreadful
massacre of the Greeks at SMYRNA and Con-
stantinople. The Turks, after bombarding
the town of Patrass, and burning many houses
had been reinforced from Lepanto and
Iippolizza, and finally obliged the Greeks to
fly to Zante in great numbers. Many Greek
priests and other inhabitants, had been killed.
and a church demolished.
An outrageous attack was made by mob
on tne mousse OF the Austrian Charge DAT
lars IN Lisbon, In consequence of his not
having put up lights to celebrate the new Or
der OF things established at Rio Janeiro.--
Every pane of glass was shattered.
Much activity prevailed at Lisbon on the
Sd, 4th and 9Th of May, to expedite the de-
parture of arms and troops for Brazil, to as
sstthc Revolutionists, Some accounts state
that 5000 men, others more, would be sent.
The works in Westminster Hall, for the
coronation OF the King, had been resumed.-
Proclamatons respecting the coronation it
was expected would be issued in few DAYS
1t is usual TO give six weeks previous notice
of a coronation in the Gazette. The Arch
bishop of Canterbury is appointed to preach
the coronation sermon.
The Englishnian, Sunday paper, states,
that loans were contracting in England, by
tne government OF Russia, Prussia, Austria,
Spain and Naples and, it was supposed that
both Sardinia and Portugal would require
pecuniary assistance in the same manner.
Great indignation still prevails in Naples,
against the Carbonari. The police are ac-
lively engaged in putting them down, and
are assisted by the popuIacc. Many of their
chiefs have been logged through the streets
of Naples, with tile decorations OF the order
upon them.
The intelIi gencc from Madrid is of por-
tentous character. After the assassination of
the Priest Venucsa, the populace surrounded
the kings palace, and uttered the most alarm
ing cries. The military was called out, and
tranquility restored.
The NeapOlitans are 60 pay the kustrians
for occupying their territory with troops, and
overturning their government. The Neapo.
Titan loan of f6,O00,OOO ducats is for this
purpose. This loan was taken in England
and has been inepeasta from G,OOO,o 900, "a
blG,Q0O,0O0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
SOUTH AMERICA.
FROM RIO JANEIRO.


The following extract Of letter from Rio
Janciro5 dated 9Th May, 1921, is politely fur
nlshed to the Editor OF the Baltimore Federal
Republican, by very respectable mercantile
house in that city:
have the pleasure to inform you Of my
safe arrival, after passage of II days from
Amsterdam.
The departure Of the royal family for Lisbon
caused business to take stand, and nothing
OF any consequence has been done for some
time past; in fact we have been in a state
nearly approaching revolution: several per
sons have been most barbarously butchered by
the troops, whilst they were assembled 10 an.
point deputies to send to Portugal. This caus-
ed much sensation, and the fire IS only onencb-
ed to break out a(rcsh. Assassinatons and
rObberies take place every day. If the king
had only taken himself away, nobody would
have cared but he completely sacked the
place, tlking whatever he could Law his hands
on, money, bullion, diamonds, &c. sc. and il
will require long time for things TO resume
their old footing until then shall be Obliged
to keep my cargo on hand. Produce extreme
ly high.
may l3.--The situation Of this country has
been very distressing. The state in which the
public Iaind had hesn or long time Fstd hy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
Decree oCMe Government.
BMenos .aWes, .4prl :

BHenoS tyres, Apri "a, 1921.
For the purpose of preventing in future The
same difficulties which have occurred in
the enlistment of mariners for the ycssels of
war of the province, and in conformity with
the proposal which on this account has been
made to the Secretary of State and Treasury
by the agent ofthe u. States OF North America
lave ordered
/. That every mariner employed in vessel
OF North America may hold certificate with
the signature and seal ofthe agent of the u.
State, in which he shall be certified 10 be -
citizen OF said country, and TO be employed in
the service Of one OF its vessels.
2. That this certificate shall be renewed
monthly by the agent of the U. S. to avoid the
abuses which might arise by these means IN
the government ofthe country which has found
II convenient TO allow thereof
8. That for the same object the agent of thg
u. States, shall take care TO give notice TO the
commandant of Marines Of this port, of all and
every mariner who has deserted from the SER
vice of the said vessels, or who, not belonging
to any, the government may secure for the
service Of the vessels ofwar.
.. That the Commissioners Of this govern
inent for the enlistment Of mariners shall not
embarrass in any way, nor induce in any en-
listment, any mariner in tho performance oil
the duties Of his vessel, who shall present the
certificate OF the agent Of the Il. s. with the
date of the corresponding month.
.. That this resolution be communicated IN
reply to the ngent of the United States Of
Norrh hnfCriSo, and "a tn SetTetor7 ofWst
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CARRIAGES.

FEiHE subscriber has for sale at
MzSEh Il his Mandatory, 10 mile from
Petersburg,Vs n large assortment
f$&G{9}&4EES4x Of Work in his line Of business
AsAa-4g<,vi Coaches and Coachces with
49,. =. double and treble steps, with ele-
CANT trimmings and plated bellband
Ist rate PANEL Gigs with the sca spring with plaed
uenbants and full plated joints and leather tops
very light Coaches with the door behind and swinging foot
- - '"b bN'i"Shie" anu hei-
single sulkies and stick Gigs double and SINGLE with and
No priced family sngos, handsomely finished fixed to
S"gnn Hazees, with elliptic springs, with handsome tops
Inorceo Innings fixed 20 work with one or two horses
MI, ue eSy inuented Chayiotee and Dearborn wapeons
foT one horse 800 " ~ 'is"' ''ous"
M NO. excellent assortment Of the best plated and brass mount
eu harness for carriages, gigs, family stages &C.
A. STERLING WOODWARD.
% supply Of the above may be had by applying
rrI.e mr; William French's Tavern, Old Street Peters
vi" n9erai discount viii be made for cash payments
Lar from any part Of the country addressed 10 Pop
ed 10. MI M county, t' va VIII oe attend
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FROM FRANCE.

NEw YoRK, june s8.-By the ship Bayard.
captain Van Dyck, from Bordeaux, we rcceiv-
ed file of French papers to the 9TH of May.
Our translator has sent us the following as
the most interesting of their Contents.
l.. Daily 8iU.
The works Of Sir Walter Scott, (iHclndinr
the novels by the author of Waverlyj are pub
fishing in translation at Paris-There seems TO
be very great avjdity for them at Paris for
ty volumes have already been published.
The works Of Lord Byron are also publish.
ed in translation, and critical examination
OF their merit IS contained ia some of the
numbers of the Journal DIES DeJnts.
The Chamber of Deputies was engaged in
discussing the details ola system of corn laws.
the adoption of which, in principle, had beer
determined on not however without very
obstipate opposition, which was still active in
throwing distractions in the way of the de-
tails, of the law.
The following decree is offered to our read,
crs 10 siew the condition of Naples
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June ~
E0R SAIE


IlAT extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
n KIN LODGE, formerly the property of Tbos Miller,
decuanstn Lodge is situated in the county of King viii
nam on the Panunkcy river opposite Hanover Town, and
within " miles Of the city Of Richmond, in a wealthy
and agreeable neighborhood VI contains nearly three thou
sand acresof as vauabcend any tina; river of which
about TWO thousand owgrouDds Of great fertility
various so adapted 20 the culture ofeorn wheat barley and
tobacco The high land is also fertile aud clothed with
forests aordipg an abundant supply Of wood and timber
large Manufacturing Mill adoins this estaeat which
the wheat made can be sold small deduction from
the Richmond prices and from the landing the river
The products may be transported 10 Baltimore expense
OF not more than eight buse There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
nne with good ouhouses stables and attached
eachThc one Is usually call ed Mansn Lodge the other Is
on thai part Of the estate hch has obtained the hame of
Worney GroveTo the former belong valuable excn-
sve orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia SURPRISES this
IN quality of soil beauty and pehsantncss Of situation
the convenience and cheapness OF the transportation OF its
products 10 the best narketsAaskn Lodge and WormIey
Grove wiz he sold entire, In parcels suit purchasers
the following fourth pan Of the purchase money
viii be divided into five equal partone fiji part ofthc said
fourth viii be required in caslhe Other four fths will
made payable 10 annual Instruments uceesivciy the first
payable on The ist January, le22he remaining thfee-
Iourihs win be made payable the 1st January 1876
Bonds with approved security viii he required and deed
trust on The land FOR additional security
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. u. FERGUSON,
Executors Of Thomas Niller, dec
Gooehsnd, March o. IOsIif
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NOTICE-

ON the thirteenth day August ensuing or the next
~ fair day, at the residence Of VIM Lyne Newrown
in the county OF King Queen will be sod public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. the following property: iae
TO commence at II O'Clock A. Nj
An undivided moe:y OF the following tracts parcels of
LYD lying and being In the Of Harrison and Ran
doPh 10 wit One Of a7si acres lying the west side Of
Tiger Valley and patented by and-oee treasury warrant
No 1911 In the Of John Lyme decAso one of 1926
acres the head waters Of Teaer Leading creeks
tented by warrants Nos u 1884, and part Of No. 9ss
IN name Of said John LyneAso, OF Ills acres Grass
Rum branch of Ten Nile Greek, and patented part of
warrant in name Of said John LyneAlso 500
on Berry Kun, branch Simpsons Creek, patented
by warrant No. 81 eg2, in name OF said John Lyme.
81 the sumo tk and PIa will he sol1 also the life inte-
rest OF the said William Lyme, In TRACT or LAND lying
in the county OF King Queen containing by estimation 1900
acres, be the same more less, with gst mill
thereon and all the aPpurenances &c the said
Delongng-Aso,a large number of NEGROES, men, women
and chldrenhlso all the interest which the said LYME has
IN certain suit in controversy depending the court
appeals OF Virginia. between said Lyme WIN. H. Itchin-
son. exors of William Lyme, decd who exnr. of John
Lyme decd against the eIr and heirs Of Hezekah David
son. decd.
The said property will he sold under or trust exc
cuied by said William Lyme TO the subscbersas trustees
secure the payment Of the Of money therein mentioned
which deed OF record in the office Of King Queen county
and Is hereby referred to for particular description
The lands and their boundaries and Of the negroes
therein. B4LI4RD FORD
DARCY PAUL, IT7utses.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE
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NLOOK HERE.

BSCoNDED from Halifax Courthouse, Va. on the 5h
II inst. HILLLln TIMBERLAKE, a man Of pretty
good appearance about 10 years of age weighing
hundred good complexion light hair grey
lie has the appearance of being slightly marked with the
aa poS lie talked while here of bis salt works extensive
srm and great salt engagements His place of residence
he said was Charestown, IN Kanawha county remained
here about three months contracted several debts
number OF he's stating he had loaned money to
gentlemen OF this place, with view of obtaining credit
but hnay he eloped in the night leaving his creditors
urch lie rode nickd tail grey horse One reward
VIII be paid 10 any person who will deliver him this
place RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
JCne 25. I4-wAwt
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WILLL4.N .VE.4LE s; co.

9souTH SIDE .oE THE MARKET BRiDGE,)
leave 70 inform their friends and the public, that the
- arrival Of the Hannah Elizabeth, Captain Hand has
PLACED them In possession Of considerable additional supply
sortment nearly completeTbey hourly expectation
on sui, further supplies, which win continue to arrive by
from New York Philadelphia, the demands
their customers may make necessary. They
necessary to Parcuarise the articles comprising their
sortment as they determined keep hand
every useful and fashionable article in their line OF business
that can be procured in the best markets that the country
lords: and having experienced partner resident the
North they ater themselves that they will not promise their
customers too much when they add that their
are such to enable them give goods equal
any house in the country. Nav re. S-tf
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TO be Sold 10 Me Uigbesf bidder.

fourliie Tree, in the county of Surry, Monday
the TEA ofJiy II the ai ay
ercaitere part OF the personal estate Of John T. Bowdo
dec consisting of snndIy valuable articles of household
demijohnf of Madeira wine, vintage OF
10 gallons OF OLD Tenefe wine, aud few bottles Of care
d" dozenuart bottles of old Jamaica few gallons of
Old Antigua and French brandy-nboW gallons of
apple and so or 60 gallons OF peach brandy few gallons
each very od2f bottles Of cider wines do do gcnne
Sc-a neat gig and harncss-onc highly finished double
barrel gun and caseone other double barrel gum and
I'm and CASE flutes one Of them Asor patent, with add
nonal keyone double keyed patent many
other articles which it Is deemed unnecessary particularly
TO mention
TERMS OF SALE.--For all purchases the amount OF
TO- bonds with good security, payable on the first dav of
january 1922 will be required under TO- cash. Bonds
be executed before the property is delivered.
Ms FAuLCoN: Eror, &c. If John 7. Bo.rl.in dec
SIrry county, July 8
AL persons having claims against the of Mr.
doin win please notify thereof without delay and those
indebted thereto are requested TO make payment.
lG-N N. T., Ex'or. &c. of J. T. Ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-06
ro,,. EKEsH SPRING GOODS:

TolN WILLIAM GILLIAT have received in store aud
oferfor sale reasonable very choice
OF best London CLOTHS aud CASS1MERES selected ith
much care for this market, and well adapted
season. Also IA Irish Linen 81 Sheetngs 81 bird eve Dia-
pers Diaper and Damask Table Linen Dowas roghe-
das-o Qr Casks Of very superior cid l. r. Madeira WINE.
And daily expected by the ship Constitution from London
further supply of the very Cloths Cashmere
which will also be offered for sale landed the
April 81. IId-,r
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WILLTAM NEALE T. co :

WILLIAM NEALE Il co.
HAVE just received per the Enterprise large additional
l. supply of Cheap y Beautifi GOODS-which, having
been principally bought for cash auction
sacrihces, they are enabled to sell extremely low.
dnongst them the foiioIring, riz.
Al green Gauzes for furniture and for wells
III Satin striped do. different colors, very handsome for
covering glasses and pictures and low rs Leno
large OF Thread Eaces comprising every width
and quality - ~
100 pieces superior Cotton Shrtings
6, 2, 8, Q and I0-4 Table Dinpers
few pieces Russia do.
An additional supply of German do
large assortment of assorted colos black Canton md
Nankin Grape Robes
An additional supply of real Nankn Grapes black and
sorted colors ~ $3.50
Black and assorted ooors Of real Crcassan do for Dresses
and Tor Scarfs very elegant and entirely new article
Ehssh irish Russia Ifilngs, for summer naloonss-
. niongs them few coorcd white Coronation Sfipe
Feather Fans comprising complete Of
black, brown, grey ahd plain whites few painted do
and a few Misses do.
Black and white silk IiafIIose. cheap n. cotton
complete assortment of Ribbonds-some very elerart
100 Canton Grape Shawls completely assorted
Scersuckers and Caradares for genemens summer weir
large additional supply of Umbrellas e. Pcrn,oI.
White and black lace Shawls
Domcstics Of various kinds
% pieces fresh Ginghans-wh tnans other starce md
desirable articles ~
And they are in hourly Of the Richmond Inv
which vessel they will receive almost every article i'm which
rendered deficient June 10 ~
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WIil1am JOtCter, Executor Of Edtcard Keeling.
deceased, and Efi-absti Reeiing.
FEtAkE NOTICE, That the 28th dny of july 1871 at
the house Of John Feis in county of Charlotte state
Of virginia. shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of Walker
Pettus John Vaughan Thomas Lee aud John Icts 10 be
read as evidence in suit IN chsncery depending the coun-
" court Of Charlotte. in which plaintiff YOU the
aud m Fowler exor Of Edward Keeling, dec ard Eliza
bath Keeling defendants.
June n. Is-sa EDWARD u. FowLEEs.
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FOR SATR

a Tract OPP LAND lying on the head Of big No,towsy
Ia, IN the county Of Prince Edward adjoining w m,
nv VIM H. Harrison and Thomas Jehress coniainin,
dpo survey about 30 acres which the subscriber viii
M on reasonable terms that IS one third In cnsh and
sne other two thirds two annual pa reS
Anv cue prIyege ofsowng wheat necessary.
no, Pssoh wishing to purchase viii call on the
,h residing on the said tract Of land ycs,mcd
nd and viii purchase unless previously viewing the
Julv 'E any further description unneces sary.
ib-bt" THOMAS pDcXEff
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virtue OF decd of the
- Peter Dcmovile, in order 10 the payment of
sum OF money therein deed has been
duly recorded in the county court OF Charles CITY, sHar
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash. between the
hours o. II and . Charles City Courthouse tie Isih
doye July being day, interest of said De
nove in an undivided tract Of land yug in said county
AMI formerly owned by Samuel pemovie dec. which tract
Is weknown, and called by the of The Leye and
bounded by the lands Of Hill Carter, Alexander Fulton
mary WILSON, Ills deemed unnecessary say any thing
about the situation quality the land wishing
purchase viii have IL in their power il before the
day of sale shall convey such title only vested in me
As trustee. JOHN stage, Trustee.
July 8. Yc-a,
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.Host Haiuadie ReaE Property For Sale.

sHU0t ufUtIUIt ItsLg I'TOpcTy TOT Sue.
o4aNIA THE subscriber intending remove to the
fsts Il South offers for saethe most valuable real
sssS estate in Virginia, lying in the county Of Abe
marie, and consisting of Jan,es Rive, TyatS
containing about 1900 acres 100 Of which lowgTound
inferior the The highland very fine and
IN high Of cultivation. On the upper tract Is new
and elegant building, with all necessary convenencc and
combining every advantage which elegance could
wish On the lower adjoining the town oil Scottsye
isalso very comfortable and establishment for
family Tie county in which this land lies the neghborhood
and society justly celebrated and its fertility and conyen
denoe TO market all combine TO make the desirable
acquisition which n of capital could vish
Asoa tract oil WOODLAND lying near the above tracts
containing 50acreS valuable for its tmber-I several
LOIS in the town of Scovilc, the principal deposl
ior the produce of large back country and bidding fair in
more prosperous times TO become most important place
EJThee tracts will be disposed OF private sale either
separately together until Rdne,day the I7h IF October
nr When not Sold (of which due notice will Be gyen)
Application may be made 10 the subscriber living on the
premises. JOHN SCOTT.
july 3. 1s--t1t
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:. .9Nditor's Olioe. 90 Lune 10

4 PifsI holding the con,me,;os ~ TO-,
aea arc rsaaes, %bV have never qualified Or have deened
ceiv.d ~, hose also who contlnu, -, ~, a. so'
September last are ses Tor the ending tie thiryrst
thoast thar eJcf that by FILLING return an
Jufe 16 ,tley may inru the gx1ense ~ ooicc
ff-NlW JAS. y IfF8 III 49, ~ w.