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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

10y virtue OF deed of trust executed by James p Webb
- deceased bearing date The 18th Of October 1920 and
duly recorded ~ The county Of Hanover in order TO
secure TO William Cunningham certain sum of money
therein mentioned, SHALL proceed TO sell for cash ition,
reserve on Ihosdg ne 2ph IF VoreHiber inst the pre-
muses. tar n not Tie next fair day, cerain Of land
containing three hundred acres wing on Pamnnlev ryer
III the lower end % Hanover county and known by the
name OF R'vr k9g and bounded by the bsds Of Benamin
Oliver dec and VIM Cunningham and the river Snc t,fIe
(Which believed TO be uueTccptonabie) vested in us
as trustees, will be conveyed 10 the purchaser
HENRY CURTIS,
RICHARD G. SMITH, trustees.
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STEAM NAYIGArInN.

u
What revolution in various establishments will the
produce Ii anticipate their effects
in the various lines in which their influence will be felt
extend the objects which power
OF can, machinery be applied In navigation
wise, and also for ersing channels and ss
already perceive the inevitable Of the ordinary packets
ta,ion of steam boat. It preference
the packct-fatat indeed, that species of property
most favorable TO public convenience Twill merely
ctc INTERCOURSE but IL be sid to bring distant
another. Excursions the North will
become parties ofpease instead being undertaken
with PAIN from motive OF rksonc The gay will
resort to the watering places in the North merely
from novelty, but from the superior which they
possess those the coast Of Sussex, picturesque
and the abundance ote Injuries of game and fish.
scarborough Porto Beio, Aberdeen Peterhcd, will become
fashionable bathing places and already read OF buadrcs
cmisrang weekly from London for those places the
steam vessels already established Another advantage will
the steam boats have Winds that the supply of fish
from the north viii I've regular and uniform. we
longer he TOR weeks together without an importation.
Internal travelling by This diversion
Posting and coaches will, feel the effects
this course, AMI with their decline the inns the great
Northern road which have always iecn considered the
first in Europe, must suffer falling oil in their
Horses for posting and stage coaches h. cssened
the demand from the farmer for povcu,er he in proportion
lr post horse duty must also fall or and. in short, its
Sequences Will extend all the trades connected with the
htfins o Of coaches harness. &c. we'll sail making
s piiir InatcriaiS tor shipping the old plan
o Srcan il be overlooked that this species OF
sci IS little calculated breed able
co2arisou in that respect with the domestic nursery
coasing trade.
bnay be asked, these Obvious and immediate consc-
Iwence to particular classes the community
ed as arguments against the introduction of vessels p
Certainly not This, like ohcr Improvement in
chncry, which labor though In iuious in tic
naely tn national opnencc. Capital skin labor di-
verified, indeed, but not destroyed. Human ingenuity alaprs
thought ofare opened, by eappcn,ion OF capital thus let
loose london II. Carot
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"A Gaiuabie James Rirer Land for Sale.


,.shH On Monday ire iaih day Of November merit, ffa
l.-lkts- otherwise the fair cay the premises
viii be sod to the highest bidder without reserve the tract
ct land on which the nie John Adams deceased lived lying
in the county OF Fluvanna, miles beny ScosyilIe
and above Charles A. Scots MILL containing 1900 acres
100 cleared aud in high Of civilizations 600 of which
are lanes River low grounds the part first
the nigh land Is OF grey soil has gOoi foundation and
well adapted TO the culture of and small DraiuIe
improvements large comfortable dwelling house
ON 5 elevated situation commanding interesting view of
ne river and mountains spacious barn conveniently
sltate and all necessary out housetherc this tact
aou, 100 hearing apple frees excellent fruit and 4OOpach
trees 800 of which young and in good odcraoit ono
hundred bushels of wheat will be seeded the corn lard
in the month Of October immediately after the above and
NJ the same1ace will he sold other back land
adjoining the former containing from 500 acres each
Pts of each tract will he exhibited .hc ay OF sale
Persons wishing 20 view the above mentioned land are re-
gues'cd to call ON e subscribers residing the premises
TERMS and years equal instruments, purchasers Civ
ing bonds with approved security trust on ic
land TO secure the puncual payment thereof
AT the same time and place will sold The peysono
property belonging the said estate consistng Of 20 ar
so likely negroes large stock ofhorses cattle, hogs and
sheep plantation utensils the crop of fodder on
credit OF II months, purchasers giving bonds with approx ed
security. THOMAS ADAMS D Er,cffors oc IN,
--' , %, ,i ''"'
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ROYAL BIGoTRy.


The following decree which have cost any man his
head in the time Of Carbonn ventured TO propose
it. j. one OF the fruits of the interference oftlrc Holy ALI
ance" in the affairs Of Naples;
Translated far the N,tionri ddrocn,e.l
NAPLES, Tune 25.-The Diaio oHii,h of the 18th con-
tans the following decree:
fertnand, &c &C. As the spiritual congregations rsal
lishel in this capital under the direction
tics have for their object The forming hearts YOUTH
nv causing them to adhere the naxiins of religion
luary morals and the anctifne the festivals and
quent'ng the sacTrcnts, must interest the students i'm
special manner such iivngin Naples, far from their
lies stand IN need ofa stimulus path
OF ,rae the secretary for homraairs having been heard
we have decrccd and do decree : follows
Art l. All the students oftle captnl who shall rotsir
on festival days 10 the spiritual congregations, WILL that
fact aone, he prevented obtaining all rank whatever in the
univ ersiiy Of studies.
Besides the necessary documents he graduated the
students shall pronce certificate of the president the
congregation 10 which they in the practice at
D. The several masters, when they shall deliver their
pupils the testimonials OF application and good must
likewise certify therein upon the production the president
Of the congregations certificate that pupils have re-
larry attended the churches.
d To tie end that the students may repair the spiritual
CONGREGATIONS lectures expressly forbidden deliver
e ON festival DAYS. On such days recrsals experiments
anatomical operations and literary meetings well in
royal university in the Lyceums, Colleges public
aud private schools, are likewise prohibited.
(SgnedD FERDINAND.
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FTFTY DOLLARS RAW ARO =

ANYWAY from The subscribers living in Boy,lron rec-
- iennurg county, Va negro man by the OF NED
ION ana good e"uniennce had on when he aconded dark
scar on the thick part of tho thumb of his LETT hand
en- ny the cut OF broad axe, and small of S
Eyes Ned was raised Winchester Va and may no.
ply attempt TO get ac! there for have good reasons On
neieYe lie was carried 10 Richmond by n negro warroaer
from the neighoLood, and may stay in the neeIprbood
the city some time win give so dollars reward IL he
@ IN me state aud secured in any jalso that get Linn
again. ana hiiy dollars IL taken of the state.
October so. s0--lyI2wf TIIs1fhc Nr,r
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VIRGINIA. REPORTS :

hilS day published and for sale, Inv ATRAS POLLARD
nj The sign of frankn's Had Market Bridge Rici.-
mond Reports OF tasrs decided in the Court Of ASpeal, cd
virginia from April i0h 1899. June 2G;h ia2i rs Tgan
c:s W. Giln"r, CoInsc i,or 1T Law.
Oct. c9h, 1921. 5n-vs,,
Subscriptions 10 t'c NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW re-
ceiveda the frantlin Office. s,ATIIAN roll iKn
PURSUANT 10 decd of dated the i?ib cay ~
~ september 1911 executed by Tunsall Banks aud eore.
w banks and recorded in the county court of Essnx IL,
Wic heiry Gdrnett aud self appointed trustees
siai sell Mt public auction the highest bidder in t,
Town 81 apnlaunoch for ready money, HIonddy n, 1g6
W q hornbcr eing Issex court W The scycr,l
n'; {" ana named in the said deed four which No. III ~
~ =, forming square in the said w. cc0srt!
by abrick wall, being iEr property now chilled he Pa
oiri, anu occupied BY Washington H. Perkins Wilisn
H. Matthews; also, frutbcr lots land on the hack s,r;
No % 26 % < 80, and formerly known as the Stgb IL, :
o. 50 many thereof viii raise the Of money sill M g.
upon the said deed. ~' go va -
The sale viii take place before the door Of the Farp,e.s
oici Such title ory is by said deed Of ,r,,.,
viii he conveyed BY LhURFNcJ. sIISr
Oct. 9. fl-eTIt e,,r,;.;,,n..
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PRACTICE OF MEDjCINE = =

VIE subscriber intending renquish the practice Of
n cucinc takes this method of informing any n,y cia
who may be DESTROYS OF removing an eligible sa, t,t
lhe ore he occupies. Bowling Green Caroline county, Is
perhaps equal To country situation practice of
p SIC IN Virginia. lie hns excellent assortment Of med
iones ana shop frniiure Which ne will dispose Of and ex
peci 10 be purchased by his successor -
bri. 30 5O-wiwt ROBERT T.. RICUARDcON
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GFA MANAGER WANTED.

man well qualified mana re his estate IN
IN me county Of Hanover single man. or one with
small aniy will be preferred. To an one well recon-
be given. srk LID n' ~ ~ " r'''
Richmond Oct. o. AZ err
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
Stone nQsOBs, Carpenters & InJOrgrs--, 9ile15d

Stone @iqsops, Carpenters & LdborerS-.4iiendi
WE subscriber wishes TO employ number OF good Ma
sons Carpenters and Laborcrs, bridge erecting
over James river nj Cartervilic 20 miles above Richmond
tor which The following will lie given Tor stone masons
irpm p 10 So per day, and found. would be viii
ling 70 engage with by the perch y the pier as
an dctefniintd ~ raise them III speedily possible
For ab0rers per month, and found, H. allowed tho
adaon price Of dollars per month and find themselves
AMI y worthy, At TIE expiration Of the first month the 2d
months wages viii be advanced. A. the situation Is one Of
me most healthy IN the state and the piers raised consd
slape distance o 0f the water prevent being wet win
ye considered further inucenen for those who may wish
70 come on Immediately. DAVID SCOTT.
,dlstIsyHte, Nov. z 51--ff
NOitcE Is hereby given, that petition viii DE preferred
law permitting us 10 remain in the state.
John ERICH, , Free pcrsons'
Not''~ @-wiaf BOND BIBCny Of color.
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TO TEACHERS

VIZ trustees OF the Doydton Academy give notice that
hey are DESTROYS of employing person 10 take carge
oil the male department of that institution for be ens,y
iear lie mast he qualified teach tho Latin and Greci
languages viii the elementary branches of the sciences ,
any required IN such scuinnreS. Appiicnton 10 be made n,
bcNey 2ydno Howell .iefres, VIM. Goode OF BOYD
Ton, hleeklenburg comfy, Virginia. -
Orf.30 50--oovyIct IoJI- w 7 r-Yxrrc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

Land, HOUSES and Lots, and Negroes for Sale.
w be sold, on Monday le i2 day IF Horepi5tr neal,
w IN the city of Williamsburg, public auction, il fair
not The next fair day, the following or parcels OF
land living and being in the county Of James City, ard
within lew miles OF Wilamsburg-to wit
tanning 2D do 800, liz of 100
acres All the above lands Of pretty good soil
rably well tmbcred the cleared land produces corn and
wheat we'll The subscriber will shew the lands
any person. who may wish to view them previous day
OF saefter Tie land is sold, will be offered for sao
houses and lots in the city Of williamsburg which wen
worthy the notice of any person wishing properly
IN me ciy rs they situated n central ~ Of the tow
and well suited for the residence Of OF business The
terms OF the foregoing properly, will he made known the
day of saeAftcr the sale Of the real estate viii be sold
Tor cash. from thirty to forty valuable slaves, consisting OF
men, women, boys and girls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

NOTICE hereby given, that peon will be presented
to the next General Asscmblyof Virginia. praying ths
passage Of law autboTising and requiring the shers
coronerso the several counties and the scrgean Of the
eral corporations to coecf and for the quotas and
other claims Of the Mutual Assurance Society, in the
manner rs they bound for the Of this
commonwealth, cIerks tickets. Oct. 5. 43-t6D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

TEO be sold Tuesday he 2Oh III MONTH, all lat
4 BLOCK OF BUILDINGS in the town Of Petersburgs
lying on old street. commencing hIr. Samuel Days o
extending Sycamore street. thence UP Sycamore treeto
Mr.. Thomas Dunus hou5e.-Terms at the sale.
JOHN X. ARCHER.
Amelia. Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06
NEW SHOE STORE.

,-,,,,- (F'ist door abore Narkes BrSgcJ
TEtiE subscribers having connected iier:y,vrs in i
\ under the frm of " "
READ & WhII'WEET,.
oer Tor sale general assortment of BOOTS and SHOES
selected particularly for retailing, by of the firm from,
me most approved manufactures in philadelphia New
iorE ana oSion. by strict attention to business
receiver proportion OF public encouragement
JESSE READ
- 49, J. GEO. WfIIrWEII-
" An additional supply win be received in few DAYS,
"nch wiz make their assortment complete. R& ".
Ocoiier 90. 49A2tfs a. "
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N0TICE

IL persons having claims against the estate Of Ah'ho
"A BASS deceased Of Chesterfield county, are requesee
10 make them known and those indebted 60 make inncn1
payment 20 va. WiNfFhrs. av'e
Chesterfield CsDuhouye, oet r. %-sV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-06

A MEETING the Shareholders in The UPPER APO
"a NATTOX COMPANY Is requested NJ Amelia Court
house, "wednesday the 2is Of November next for the
purpose ofelecng and managers 10 Is highly i'm
poant that many shareholders possible should attend,
either IN person or ly proxy frequent dsappontmens
have been Occasicned by the Of sufficient numberto
make election. RICHARD N. YESABLE.
WILLIAM 3. ARCHER
JOHN GRAWAEH,
A1-aff THOMAS 81. MOTION.
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
ON Saturday The 10Th November ncxt 1T lIaiiax Court
~ house, Virgina, will he let the lowest bidder VIC
BUILDING OF AJAIL for the said couny--A plan 20 ve
exhibited on that day by the COAiMlSslOrnh7'
4t--ut
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UOPKTNSVTLLE.

Ht4Eu This weli-known Tavern situated on The Buck
JtsfEE ingham road about 20 miles above the city %
chniond occupied by Mr. Cornelius Buck offer
ID for sale lease f privately disposed Of previous "a
he 2f day Of month fNovenbcr) Il will that day he
TENTED 10 the highest bidder. JOHN ROBERTSON
Ricllulond. October ~. 47--td
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
From the Nsw, York Eusning Post.
LATEST FROM HAVRE.

By the arrival last evening Of the brig AL
fred, Bunker. m 81 days from Havre, we
have received Paris papers to the 18th Jan.
inclusive, conta iDiug London dates to the
l4th OF the same month, sixteen days later
than before received. The following are
he most important of their contents,
Part of the stern Of ship, supposed to
be an American. and on which was Mar
mon, was thrown on the coast in the British
Channel
1t is generally believed that the Congress
at Laybach will discuss questions OF the
creates: politicul interest.
The emperor and empress of Austria ARR.
we'd at Laybach on the 9th of January, to
attend the congress to assemble there on the
9th.
The king of Naples arrived on the Sd OF
January at Vicenze, (Venitian Territory.
After few hours OF rest he proceeded to
Laybach. 1t is said, Immediately after bis
landing at Leghorn, be wrote letters to the
sovereigns OF France, England, Austria
Rus STA and Prussia, in which be explains
frankly. his views on the political situation
of his domnions.
1t appears positive tina, the courts Of
Rome, Modlne. Florence, Luca and Turin,
have been invited to send, without delay
ministers plenipote ntiary to the Congress at
Laybach.
1t is said that Lord Gordon is to repre-.
sent England a: the Congress.
Fouche, duke OF Oirante, died at Trieste
on the S6th OF December, OF a pulmonary
complaint.
The Spanish lieutenant general Many, 60
vernon Of the island Of Cuba, with a nume-
rous staff, embarked at Bordeaux, on The 7lh
January, on board the French ship Maria
Theresa. which sailed imme dia,ely for Ha.
vssa.
The London Globe says, it is reported
to-day, that the ministers finding themselves
deceived in the hope that public spirit
would diminish in favor oil The queen. have
resolved to anticipate theiyiews of her ma
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

Extract to the editorsof the Franklin Co.
zette dated,
Lisbon Dec 90, 1920
every thing has been perfectly quiet since
last wrote you. Our elections for men,
bsrs of be Cortes commence and finish TO-
morrow and they assemble in this city on
9th Jan. next.
We have had the election for electors -
Every thing was conducted in perfect!quiet-
ness and great order. All the electors are
said to be men of liberal principles. Think
and hope that our intercourse with the Uni
nited States will ne improved by the revo-
luton, as they intend making this d free
port"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08

By the returns made TO me, by the COM
missioners for holding an election for MEM
bers of the Common Council of Alexandra,
on the 7th instant. to serve for one year, |
hereby make known that the following per-
sous are duly elected.
First Ward. Third Ward.
Mathew Robinson Jonathan Swift
Anthony Rhodes James Douglass
Horace Field Charles |. Catlett
John Wood. VIM. N. Mills
Second Ward. Fourth Ward.
John Ramsay Thomas Swami
John Longden James n. Hooe
Bernard Bryan John {. Vowel
John Adam Josiah n. Davis
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
March, 1881.
JACOB HOFFMAN,
M,vor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
PhiladeLphia, March S

""euet pHtu, suuCH u
PLEASING INTELLIGENCE.
The scbr. Morgiana, Capt. Charlie
Il. Sbanhland, belonging to II. B
Chew, of This city, sailed from GibraI
tar, the 18th of last November. and g
no account had been received from hs
since that time, it was supposed sk
had founderrd at sea. As high pre-
alum as so per cent. was Offered faI
insurance on goods shipped by her,
Letters, however, we're received Or|
Saturday, via st. Thomas and Bait.
more, stating that she had been Oh Or
coast for s5 days, during which TIM
they experienced seven gales, losir!
her sails and rigging, carried awg
her foremost and bowsprit, and sPru's
her jib-boom.. After endeavouring 70
get into almost every port frea
Charleston to Newport, R. |. withoG
success, they were obliged to bear
way fer ST. Bartholomew in order 70
save the cargo and the lives of those %
board, existing Is days on a hall b.
cult per day, and the last days Cd
raisins alone. Two days before hti
arrival at st. Barts, all were employee
in catching mice, when they discover
ed sail, getting a supply of a barre
of Pork and Bread all hands benz
in such weak state were scarce a"
to manage the vessel.
The night before reaching their "a.
bOur, there was but one man aolr y"
be on deck with the captain ano M
Adams the mate, owing to their De"i III
50 exhausted by fatigue aud sa ~ :"
food. The vessel arrived at 81. Did.
on the 10th of February; was rspa"
ing. and may be expected at Phl'a''
phia next month.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
TREATIES,

Treaty of amity, settlement, and Ii
mits, between the u. States of Anne.
RIGA and his Catholic Majesty.
Treaty with the Wea tribe of In
dams.
Treaty with tho Klckapoo tribe o..
India MS.
Treaty with the Choctaw nation Of
Indians.
Treaty with the Greek nation of In.
dams.
Treaty with the Chippewa tribe Of
Indians.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08

We learn. says the New-York Gazette,
hat a gentleman who went out in the ship
Chase. for ST. Broix, which vessel sailed
rom this port ON The s3i Of January, reach
I'd ST. Thomas on the 7Ih ut. The schr.
Andrew Jackson, sailed from ST. Thomas ior
New.York on the 7,h ult. Our informant
adds: that there were 6ooo barrels OF -four ii
market at ST. Thomas, price 5 DO. News
had reached St. Thomas, that Surinam ha,
Aeen burnt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08

{ An act to extend tic time tor uDi,.
ing vessels arriving from foreign BORT.
in certain cases. ~
For the relief of John Webster.
For passing to the credit of Na,h.
MEL Allen Certain moneys by him d.,
bnrsed in the public service.
To authorize the collectors of c0s
toms to pay debentures ISSUED Or H., H..
| expectation of loaf sugar and Shirt.
dist He'd lrommolasses.
Making appropriations for the SIM,
port of the Navy of the United Stat.
for the year 1921.
To authorize the President of tber
States to establish port of entr, !,
the district of Sandusky, in the stat"
Of Ohio, and for other purposes.
To authorize the building of lipb,
houses thereto mentioned, and far
Their purposes.
For the relief of Robert Buutin,
Concerning Thomas Shields and a.
Tiers.
For the relief of Gen. Robert Swar
won't.
10 regulate the location of Land
Warrants, and the issuing of Patent;
in certain cases.
Establishing the salaries of the com.
missioners and agents appointed under
the treaty Of Client.
TO authorize the President of tbe
q. s. to borrow sum not exceedn,
five millions of dollars.
For the relief of the late Leroy Opi.
To continue in force an act entitled
Gan act regulating the currency with.
in the United States of the gold coins
of G. Britain, France, Portugal and
Spain," passed on the twenty-ninthday
of April, 1916, so far as the same re.
lates tn the crowns and five franc ME.
ces of France.
For carrying into execution the
treaty between the Z. States and Spain,
concluded at Washington on the 2sd
Feb. 1919.
Making appropriations for the mill.
tary service OF the U. S. for the year
1921.
To continue in force for further
time an act entitled San act for esta.
blishing t. aiding houses with the Indian
tribes"
TO amend an act, entitled "An act
for regulating process in the courts Of
the U. S."
10 amend the act entitled Gan ac
for the gradual increase of the Nav
of the Z. S."
To extend the term Of Samuel Par
ker's patents for his improvementsin
curry ing and finishing leather of all
kinds.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
Nsy- York, MareA
LATEST NEWS.

Latest NEWS. y.,l,'
The ship Hercules, Cobb, arrives J e. b
day morning. sailed from Liverpool ~ u.r
2lst Of January. There is no poliliss' J., =, a.
Of moment The markets are true wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08

Counterfeit note. ofthe Bank Of ,heVal'
lev, Virginia, } Romney Branch, of the de-
nomination OF one Numbered dollars are IN
circulation. The vignette is not so hneiy
engraved, and the name OF James Daily IN
the body Of The note, is not so well wri'ten
a, in the genuine notes; but the limitations OF
the signatures. and the steel dies OF Murray
and Draper, are very close and will deceive
any person not accustomed to inspect the
originals. They are dated May 9lst 1919
of the plate A-the color Of the paper
Shade lighter, and about the eighth OF an
inch shorter than the good notes -Gas.