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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
MARYLAND, to wit /:

EfHiS is to give notice that the subscriber
OF Charle- County. hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said County, in the
State aforesaid. letters ut Administration on
The personal Estate of Leo,Speake, late Of
Charles County deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouCh
ers thereof, 20 The subscriber, al or before
the twenty sixth day OF February next, they
may otherwise by law DE excluded from all
benefit of the said Estate. Gwen under my
hand thi, 29d day OF August, 1891.
DANIEL NORRIS, Administra-
tor OF Leo Speake.
aug. 81 dot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Charles County Court.
AuguSt Term. 1872

august Term, 1921.
ON application to the lodges ot Charles
~ County Court, by petition in writing of
Edwari Edelen, { Charles County. tor the
benefit OF the Act of Assembly for the
rehei of insoIrent debtors passed at No
Sember session, 1905, and he several sup
plpments thereto, on 'OP terms mentioned
therein, schedule "a his property aud a
Iisloi his creditors on oath. so ia: as he
can ascertain them, being annexed TO bis
petition aud being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said Edward Edelen
has resided two years immediately prece-
ding the tine OF his application in the state
Of Maryland, AID being also satisfied that
The said Edward Edelen is in actual
'Cenhnc nen' tor debt, and for no other cause
;sEd the said Edward Edslen, having en-
tered into bond with sufficient security, tor
his Personal appearance in Charles County
court to- answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against hint IS
therefore ordered and sdjudged, that the
said Edward Edeien, be discharged from
Imprisonment, and that by causing copy
nj Ibis order To oe inserted in some one OF
tie newspapers edited in the district OF
Columbia once week Tor two months
successlyely before the third Monday OF
dorch next be give notice TO his creditors
10 appear before the said Court at Port o.
b4cco in the said county, on the SAID third
MONDAY in March next, for the purpose o
Recommending trustee for their beneht'
And to shew casse, it any they have, why
the said Edward Edelen should not have
the benefit, Of the several insolvent laws
vi this state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES,
August e7-lwem Clerk
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Public Sale.

ku~S In pursuance of deed Of trust 10
mE the subscriber from Benjamin Dean,
Hss and Eupbemia his wife, 10 secure The
49, payment q certain sums Of money i,
due to Joseph Dean, deceased, he will pro-
coed to sell, on Wednesday. The 18th day Of
SsTtsnaber nert. on the premises, in Prince
William county, state of Virginia. four miles
from Haymarket. and thirty five from the
Distric: of Co umbia, one merchant mill, 40
by SO feet, a floors, pair Of burrs, With E.
vans machinery complete. Also one other
mill. 26 by 80 feet 4 floors, one pair OF
stones, fixed for another pair, witb machine
for breaking corn in the ears, and plaster.
Also double geered saw mill, covered, and
with separate wheel; a good dwelling
house, two. stories high, and all necessary
out houses. mller's and cooper's houses,
cooper's shop, with between fifteen and Sc
venteeH acres OF Land Terms made known
on day ot sale. Sale to commence at IL o.
clock. By order of the executor,
VIM. HERBERT aug Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Vaudeville & Larmou]

Vaudeville & LarmOur
Have received for Sale
ENlFTEEN hhds lst q'ity Orleans Susar
Il 20 hhas whiskey
20 quarter casks superior Colmenar
wine
400 sacks blown salt. Liverpool filled
400 PastIetl's table salt
500 lbs soft shelled Almonds
60 boxes Muskatef raisins
With their usual assortment of Wines, Ii
quofs and Groceries. .a
aug. 27 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
SADDLERY.

From the encouragement which have re
ceived formerly, as well as my expert ace
in said business, trust shall participate in
the encouragement Of the Aexandrisns, which
| earnestly solicit r.. DEGGE.
N. B. A boy who can come well recon.
mended, would be taken as an apprentice to
the above business. R. F. u.
aug 90 IT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Saddlery.

"AVlNG returned to Alexandra, have
Ill opened my shop nearly opposite the
store of John w. Massie on King st. where
shall be happy to supply any demands
made on me by my friends and acquaintance
in particular, and The public in general III
the CAPACITY Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
w. F. THORNTON.
s. & D. REED.

Printers will, do service to the communi-
~ by printing The above wherever there is
a Tobacco Mandatory, and save many poor
persons who depend on boarding houses
for livelihood. from inevitable loss.
Alex'a Aug. IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27

peSlueS an immense numOef OF smaller
prizes.
Not two blanks TO a prize.
The distribution of the above splendid
prizes will take place in the month of Nov.
ember next The great despatch which has
uniformly been made in the drawing Of the
former classes OF this Lottery; the prompt
ness with which the cash Tor prizes has
been, and will continue TO be, advanc ed
tie immense number of splendid capital
prizes, combined with the low price for
tickets. afford the greatest inducements to
adventures to make Investments in this
Lottery, couiessediy the most brilliant and
popular now offered to the American public.
Whole tickets 19 90 Quarters 8 90
Halves 90 Eigh,hs so
Orders by my mail or private conveyance
for Tickets in this or any other Lottery will
meet prompt attention addressed TO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Beware of Swindlers

ISAAC HOPKINS, a segar maker, has
i for long time been in the habit Of going
from one mandatory 10 another, swindling
his employers and boarding houses, and
cIanieslinely moving off TO some other place.
Tobacconists throughout the United States
would do well to discard such public nut
sances, and give their aid in Riding the bu-
siness of such dishonest and di:graceiul
workmen. o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
lanes Norris

Gas quantity Of good picking Vinegar, that
he win retail at Is cents per gallon, at his store on
Prince street.
augl6 eos"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Accommodation Stage.

Gill; To subserve my own
3 .5lf-a1Ainteresl & conduce to the
MEk@lspublic convenience; the
----.=--<-. subscriber will start a
Stage from Alexandra every morning at
halt past 8 o'clock, arrive at Semnes'
Tavern l-9 past 9; thence to Browns in the
City, calling at all the intermediate taverns
from Georgetown to the City; depart from
Browns at 4 o clock. P. NJ aud arrive in
Alexandria, at g. Stage Office at the W ash
ington Tavern, Alexandria. and At Semmes.
Georgetown.
aup 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Commercial tenmanshiD
VrItIHS s1cuuFHty,
CORNER OF KING d ROYAL SITS.

CORNER oF KING 3 ROYAL SITS.
Those who have attended since its recent
corr .Aehcenent are now wrlung an easy ia.
shionable hand with elegance ami velocity.
Others who have attended but few hours
are rapidly advancing from an awkward con-
traction to systematic freedom oil hand, IN
which they will perform more writing in one
hour, (and with ten times the eleganCe) than
they can do in :heir former haHds in rhote
day
Several more gentlemen, ladies and chill
dren may acquire tins elegant and useful art
in two weeks time for the trIhing sum OF f1co
dollars, provided application be made this
week. The classes are SO arranged as 10
render il convenient Tor scholars to write at
almost any hours they choose.
Ladies attend from z to 9. and to ).
Gentlemen and boys at any hours De-
tareen sun rise and 10 o'clock in the
eoening, excepting from II to
By this arrangement, scholars who attend
other schools, and gentlemen who are en-
gagged during the day, as we'll as all who are
at leasure, may be conveniently accommo'
dated.
Ladies and gentlemen who do not write
with ease and elegance, and parents whose
children are acquiring an education will re-
collect that an opportunity like the present is
seldom presented. All who are emulous OF
excelliug in the most elegant accomplish.
ment of a flushed education will please 10
make early application; and after writing Ia
essons SHOULD THEY Fail OF ESIa-
BLLSHLNi A CORRECT HAND, NO
CHARGE WILL BE MADE THEM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
NMLa4@NE~M|
DIED.

On Wednesday. the 2qd inst. Mrs. NJ airy
Ann Gsrforl, of this place, aged 26 years.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
For Freight,

For Freight,
>kAE The schr CATHAhINE, captain
S Singer, carrie. 900 barrels, and will
be ready tora cargo n lew days.
Apply to VIM. FOWLE t. Co
Who haze for sale said schmr's. cargo of
$50 casks Thoma,,on Lime
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
NIarshals Sale.

MarShalS Sale.
yXIIiL be sold tor Cash on Saturday the
w Fed of September next, 'on the
premises. all the right and Title and Inter.
est of John Ross, in and to Brick house
and Lot--Situated and lying on the Vest
side DIST. Asaph Street, near the residence
of A. Faw Esq. the property OF John
Ross. Sold to satisfy an Execution in iavor
of Anthony Rhodes, Administrator Of Joseph
Spear, deceased.
D. MINOR, D NJ.
Aug. II fort. Ringgoid Marshal.
Molasses \. Brandy Mack
erel, &c.
lust received per Sloop Henry captain
y Rhodes
90 Hngsheads retailing molasses
80 Bsrrels Apple Brandy
80 Ditto Mackerel
s Ditto Coffee.
IN STORE.
20 Bbls. Baltimore and Philad. whiskey
90 do N. E. Rum
Is do Gin
Bags Pepper
With genuine assortment OF Groceries
for sale by
L. 81, CHAMBERLAIN.
Lower end Prince street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
For EastpOrt.

TUT Hs(pOrl.
~hA1, The good sebr ENTERPRISE,
49, Nathaniel Ames, master; buI,bena
bout 1900 bbls and will we're soon he req dy
to load.
Also. for freight,
IN The good schr. NANCY,E Perry.
Xsa& master; burlhen about Hoe barrels.
and wi be ready t, load; in preference to an
eastern port Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD & Co
Who have for sale,
800 tons plaster
$40 casks fresh Thomaston lime
aug l6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27
Sales by Auction,

N TUESDAY. at 10 clock, VI, oe
Oal the auction Store ~
Sugar. rum, 7moiasses, peach brandy VIM
gar, pepper, ginger, n, l. run, re-, aR
white vine in q. casks.
A uaristy Of Household Furn,sare. !,
And will positively be suiu 'lhout reserviNN
The Furniture a House abou, 10, remove
from town, consisting OF Sioeboads, Card
Tables, Easy chair, Tables, &c. Z
And ,
ps. very superior Linen Cambrics.
S. A. MARol ELLkR, auc'r.
aug94 .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-27

aug Ct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14


The tvo high cont acting parties, animated
with The most earnest desire Of conciiation,
and with the objec, Of putting an epd to all
the differences which have existed between
them and ofconf ming the good understand
ing which they wish to be forever msintained
between them, rec,proc ally rcnounce sl'
claims for damages or injaries which they,
themselves, as well as their respective Cit.
zens and subjects, may have suffered until
the time OF signing this treaty.
The remuneration Of the United States will
extend TO all the injuries mentioned in tho
convention ofthe iith of August, 1909.
2. To all claims on account OF prizes made
by French privsteers, end condemned by
French con.uls, within the territory and ju.
risdiciion Of Spain.
s. To oil claims Of indemnities on account
Of the suspension Of tho right Of deposit at
New Orleans in 1902.
4. To oil clains of citizens OF tho United
States spoe the government Of Spain, arising
from the unlawful seizures al sea, and in the
ports and territories Of Spain, or che Spanish
colonies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14

The treaty Of limits and navigation, Of
1895, remains confirmed in all, and each one
Of It's articles, excepting the 2d, Cd 4lh, 2ls,,
and the second clsuso Of tho % Article, which,
having been altered By this treaty, or having
reccived their entire execution, are TO longer
valid.
With respect 20 the 18th article Of the same
tea'y OF Friendship, Limits, and Navigation,
4 l7s5, in which IT is stipulated, tha, the Aae
shalt cover the properly, the two high con
tracing parties seree that ,his shall be 90 Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
VIRGINIA ARMY lands

70 4fon-ReS1ent ProDrietorS
Il Tgi'tin Military District IN .he State Of Ohio.
Is perhaps by no generally understood as Il,
should be- that by of the legislature Of this state ALI
lands on which the taxes Of the last present years shall he
the satisfaction Of the same. ~ ~.
The taxes OF the present areFor first rate land Il 50
per 100 acresSecond rate 12l per do-and third RAE
10 cents per do. $3.50 ~
Nonresident lands usually second rate The
100 acres at : 124. goo 10y
mere the lands have for long time neglected and
lhe taxes unpaid, the prevent sale bv navin
hc OF The last and present yearThat is for first rate
iand 90 per 100 aeresFor second ~ per do
any Io' iIt rae 10 per doand he may before stat
ca consider his land second estimate the tx AZ
SO - per 100 acres e VA "'
Tie subscribers will attend the payment Of taxes whore
the above district Of every description "
II All who may have had claims TO VIRGINIA MILITIA
Ky CONTINENTAL BOUNTY, either by purchase nv
descent or by military services will do well TO avail them
serves OF the present opportunity o obtaining information
an application to the subscribers letter or otherwise
snail receive the rictes attention. may he the means o.
SAVING TO the claimant considerable property.
Letters requesting information merely TO be o mil
,.,, ALLEN LATHAM & Is. G. LEONARD
chiituut, Ohot OciOber IL f5-w9yf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06

deliberate consideration than it was possible
for the court 20 give it, during the short pro-
gress OF Il criminal prosecution in which the
point had unexpectedly been made.
The question was accordingly again brought
before the court by motion made by MIR.
Crittenden, in behalf of the defendants, 10
quasi The .liarshaFs return upon writ of
casa, which had been issued at the suit of the
Bank of the U. States against Logan and
Griffith, and by virtue of which the defen-
dants had been committed.
The motion wasvery deliberately, learnedly
and lnseniously argued on Thursday, the 10th,
by Mr.. Clay, Mr. Whitelsey, Mr.. Monroe and
Mr.. Bibb, against the motion, that is, in sup
port OF the validity of the acts of the Mar
shall and his deputies and by Mr.. Crtten-
den, Mr.. LitteIl, and Mr.. Sharp on the other
side; and the motion is now under the consi-
deration of the court
The business which has been acted on by
the Senate this week, and by the house of re-
representatives., since the resolutions relating to
the conduct of Judges, have not been particu-
larly interesting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
SOUTH AMERICA.
LIMA.

Accounts have been received at Boston from
Jamaica, not only confirming the intelligence
of the capture of Lima by the Patriots bu,
also of Carthagena, and furnishing some into
resting particulars as to the occurrences
which led to those events, and TO the occu-
patton of Callao by the squadron under ord
Cochrane.
Gen. San Martin, it appears, had two en-
gaSements with the Royalists near Lima. ON
the 9Oth OF June and 1st of July-on the
evening ofthe latter day, the Governor of Lii
ma desired truce, and negotiations were en-
tered upon, but shortly after broken off On
the morning Of the Cd, an engagement toolr
place, when the Independents gained the adj
vantage, and shortly after entered the CITY.
amidst The acclamatiOns of the inhabitants.
The Independent General, however learnt
that The Governor, with very considerable
sum OF money, had fed to the interior. escort
ed by about $500 men. Preparations were
making to pursue them, and it was expected
that a great part of the money would fall in
to the hands of the Independents.
W Y Nat. .4dy.
The Curacao Courant of the Sd Noyem.
Der contains proclamations of the Patriot
General Mariana .HontiiLo on the reduction
OF Carthagena, which we do not deem il
Hdterlal 10 copy. In the same paper, there
are heavy complaints by A Native of
Curacao" of the blockade which the Spanish
authorities have declared on the coast of the
Main and TO which we perceive some Ameri-
cans as well as British vessels, have been
sacrificed. The Curacao writer SAYS" II
was naturally expected that place like this
lCuracoa) whence the Spanish General La
Tore gets every thing for himself and his
troops and without which Puerto CabeIlo
must long ago have surrendered, would, with
out any violation of his decree with other
nations, have been set free from the shackles
OF the blockade a HockGde that crisis bpi
nomandAy, ard which by the law of nations
become null and void for want of a sufficient
number of national RESETS, proportionate TO
the extent of that immense continent" The
whole Of the interior Of Venezuela. and ali
the sea ports except Puerto CabelIo. are in
possession of the Independents Ii would
seem that Puerto Cabello must have followed
the fate of the others. Under such circum-
stances AN extensive blockade is prcposterous
and can be intended only for booty. Every
hope and motive which might be admitted to
legalize it is wanting. NAT. en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
SYRINGE Hill FOR S4IE-

ENp ucsrous TO remove we>twRrdy, offer for'salc
my PLANTATION containing three hundred acres. It's
sitiie IN Ire loScrrnh Of Mbemarle COUNTY Immediate
~ on tne sag road from Ftdersburg Charlottesville
M. in rom the former and eighteen from the latter
his farm consists entirely of what is termed
from its proximity the mountain the whole
oil which is arabic capable of the hyes,
~ Wen watered and the situation handsome and is rs
'oe as any farm along the Southwest mountains The
improvements large comfortable dxelIino ouse viii,
a necessary out-houses The contguty of this farm to
ne university oil Virginia. being only 20 miles distant wild,
us Ihy o'her advantages. render il desirable situation
ANY person. wishing To purchase be accommodated
upon TO the subscriber residing premises
my school VIII continue 10 The end of the present session.
AT whch ilne upon the Of sale, shall close my
profess onai employment, in this part of country
prcennner 6U-wiw JAMES q. WADDEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
EDUCATION

NE subscriber residing in the county OF GoochIand A.
\ bout Y miles from Richmond The Three notchti
Iodu near Johnson's Springs, will resume on tie 1871,
January next the exercises of his school; which viii be
ausht Tue Latin and French languages, English Grammar
Natural and moral Philosophy and department of the
eaiics comprising Plane and Sol: Geometry Trieo-
Algebra. '' N''h'he'io anu
ne lee Tor tuition will be 500 The course which will
close the 1oh December ensuing one of The s,m,er
months TO be deducted for vacation. MIR. Richard Leaae
WIN whom the subscriber resides will entertain boarlers
Tor $50 The scholastic year lie prepared, for the bust
ness as ms house svery spacious and commodious Board
ing may also be obtained reasonable terms ar
'ohnsons SPRINGS equally oonvenirn, TO the school
ne subscriber, with confidence fatters himself
from The experience he has had instruction of youtb
ha ne shall be able 10 give satisfaction those who may
ee disposition TO entrust their children or wards 10 his
care anu respectfully refers SUCH as are uuacuuanted
WIN nus personal character and literary aIt,innens TO
cssrs Thomas Neson James Hya's and Iarod j. An
ueTSon oil Hanover and Peter Nelson senr. of Rirmon
nose who may wish TO engage scholars are requested to
"udcSS their letters TO Johnsons Springs, Goochand.
November 81. 40 u,sas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
FRANKFORT, NOV. II.

To The Editor orihe Lerinefon Reporter.
At the Circuit Court of the u. States, sit
ting at Frankfort, on Friday, the 9th instant,
i1dtcdrd hing wasput upon his trial upon an
Indictment for resisting the Deputy Marshal,
aud plead not guilty. In the progress of the
trIdi, 1t was stated and made to appear, that
John L. Mason, ESD was appointed Marshal
by the President during the recess of the Sc
nate in July or August 1917, and commission
I'D to hold the Office until the end of the then
next session of Congress. In Nov. following
iic gave bond with security, and took the
oath OF Office according To law. Afterwards
he was nominated 10 the Senate, who con-
irmcd the nomination, an, he received new
commission, bearing date the 18th Dec. 1917.
long before the cad oftha session of Congress,
when the first commission expired, and has
ever since held and exercised the Office of
Marshal, without again taking the oath of of
fee, and without giving new bond. The
deputy or deputies mentioned in the iDdct-
mtni as fitYlng been resisted by King, were
appointed while the Marshal was acting IN
dcFheE rSt commission, and were not reap
yJbdea or q,iI,icd again, after the date ofihe
second commissions. (SOme other deputies
were appointed aud qualified after the date Of
TIE second commission.) Upon these facts
Mr. WickhiFr, rs counsel for the defendant,
eodcnded, that MI Mason not having taken
ilIe oaih, nor given bond according to the
laws Requiring these things to be done, before
he catered upon the duties of his Office, icns
@ol ia .(;ici .{rsia!, and that the deputies
weie mere ustrpers Of power, having no right
whatever 10 modest the defendant and the
court composed of Judges Todd and Trinble
Instructed thu Jury MH he tap ,cas for he de-
Jtadanl, and thc jury thercupon found the de-
fcndant not guilty.
II sill be readily perceived That the deci-
sion fthis point Of law goes Gar to authorize
az Inference that aH the Official acts Of the
Marshal and lis Deputies, Of whatsoever ma
ture, ior nearly four years past are utterly
y0;i
II SOS not 70 Tee expected that n decision
which seemed SCI universal in it's application,
aud s. i- 1rnd0us IN IFS consequences, should
be recsigc~ &c settled lyir,u inogi 4 more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
TIE Creditors Of ~ Cre,D &, Son

RE requested 70 brug forward their claims y the NJ
February next as its expected that division Of The
money in hand viii he made about that time The hooks
are with w Crew IN Hanover, who Is autlorized h,
settle claims. me Tc.s,,,s az NJ 800 y " 90 "
December 4. en- - Jun
c1ANCERY-Ai quarterly court held for The county
18th day Of November. 1921 "' '"e
joseph = Davenport aud Lucy bis wife, COmplainant
Behetheland George, Nelly s. George Thomas d eeorpe
Edward H. George Hikab George Bridget ~ b. Geors
r, 20, ~, Da'e y. uteO'ge, Defcndpnfs.
iher Dill and Behetheland George one Of the defndants
ner answers and appearing the satisfaction of The court
that Isaac NJ George another Of said defendants Il NOT
an inhaban Of the commonwealth the motion of the
cdmplanants by their COUNSEL IL Is Ordered Thai The said
Isaac NJ George do appear here on the third MONDAY In
February next and answer tile bill or tho conpsinen and
tnt copy Of this order be forthwith inserte, In The Rir
nond Enquirer for months succesvey and aiso ps,c
attic front door OF The courthouse ofiIls county.
Attest BENJAMIN n. WALKER C.
SSeSh+'rI % Di--wEsv