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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20
LsGHoRN BoNNETs.

These bonnets. it is ascertaine!, are
made OF wheat straw. a small sample Of
the wheat has been received from Leghorn.
by member of the jefferson County Socie-
ty for the promotion of Agriculture and Do
nestle Manufactures. It does not differ in
its appearance, from the grain called IN this
country spring svhsat--and those who have
xamined it, generally pronounce it to be
the same kind. The difference in the straw,
is believea to be produced by the culture.
In the hope that some of our farmers may
ascertain, by experiment, whether our
spring wheut straoD will answer to make
bonnets o. The above description we publish
the following description OF the mode OF
cultivatiRg il:
"The wheat is of the same kind of which
bread is made. Ii is sown IN the month
of March, and from tins circumstance, call
ed by the Italians Grano Mozzola. The
first requisite in the straw for manufacture
is fnenes,. To obtain this quality it is
sown only in dry and sterile soil, and ex-
tremely thick to prevent its growing large
at the root In Tuscany, the proportion to
that sown for grain is four to one, to an
equal extent ofground.
When the blossoms first appear, the time
for gathering the straw has arrived, or until
the ears of the grain are beginning to seed.
This is about the cath of June, unless vege-
tation has been unusually favored or re!ard-
ed by the season. The straws are pulled
up by the roots, made into small bundles,
and dried in the sun. When dry they are
stripped OF the leaves which cover them,
as far down as the lowest joint.
To bleach the straw, the bundles are
spread open TO the morning dew and 70 the
sun, and are always taken under cover in
case OF rain, for rain would stain the straw,
and greatly impair both its beauty and its
value,'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20
SPAIN.
Communicated for the Norfolk Herald.

Communicated for the Norfolk Herald.
Cndiz, Jan. 20.
cit is impossible that the present system
n this country can stand-Cu! of from
every foreign supply, and without the means
Of substituting it, from their own resources
and energies. the people have nearly ap-
preached the climax Of their sufferings.
Anonymous publications emana's from Ma
drid, calling upon them to awake from their
lethargy. The great parties Of the Royalists,
Constitutionalists, and Republicans, agitate
the country, and must soon make trial Of
their strepg,h.-At the head OF The last is
the present Secretary of War, (paldes, and
Riego, the most popular men in the army.
Z" send you herewith a translation from
the Madrid Universal. of an extract from
the Memorial Of the Patriotic Societies of
Madrid, praying the king 10 dismiss bis
Ministers, alluded to in my last"
ministers have baseiY revealed all that
could weaken cur confidence in your Majes-
ty. re unintentionalIy contributed 10 the
farce of the 18th of November, by which
the credit Of the Nation was greatly endan.
gered, as proved by the business Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20

to the exchange. andmany OF til EN- are un-
desap impression that the Americans intend
to make slaves of them. There are vast
number of runaway negroes among them,
who probably from motives Of policy incul
cate their opinions. The appointment oil
Gen. Jackson as Governor of Florida has
mortified the Spaniards, and struck terror
in the Indians. who appear to be panic
struck at the bare mention Of bis name, l
think il would be unsafe to purchase lands
here, until they are sold By the authority OF
the United States
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20
DESPERATE REHcouNrER.
Extr.c, Of a letter to gentleman in this

Extract Ut letter 10 gentleman IN THIS
town, dated
"G,braisor, Jan. 81.
"The Peacock sloop Of war is here watt
ing for store ship from Philadelphia, to
convoy her TO Mahon and protect her a.
gaiast the depredations Of two or three pr
vateers under revolutionary colors ,tba. have
lately infested the Mediterranean. One Of
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there have been two trials in vain TO elect
Member Of Congress, the contest being
on the old party ground. At length the Fed
eralists have nominated the venerable TIM
othy Pickering for their candidate. and the
Republicans have nominated Gideon Barstov.
Hold.
We have been favored with copy Of the
following opinion. I, is proper that it should
be published, for the information Of persons
whose names have been dropped from the
pension list, on account OF the amount OF
their property. 10 conformity with the act
of the Ist May lsst-and who are about 10
make application to be reinstated on the
pension list. The timely publication OF it,
il is hoped, will prevent much unnecessary
trouble aud needless expense 10 the parties
concerned for it will be seen that the law
officer of the government has decided that
the secretary Of war has no right to rein
state pensioner stricken from the rolls un-
der the act Of May I, 1890: Ibid.
Office Of The attorney General Of the
US. February I9, 1891.
SIR: The act of the 18th March 1918,
makes il the duty OF the secretary Of war
10 strike from the list OF pensioners The
name of every person. who, according TO
the evidence of the schedule required by
ihe act, ought moi to remain on tt. | am
asked whether he has any power to restore,
on subsequent and different evidence, the
aame OF any person who may have been
stricken off on The evidence. of the schedule:
10 which answer. that be has not; because
the law, which is the only warrant 'of au
thority to him, gives him no such power.
Ii il be desirable that he should possess it,
congress must couier it, OIL he cannot, with
ANY propriety, sssume its exercise.
have the honor 10 remain, sir, very re-
zpectfuly, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WRIT.
Hon. J. c. CALHOUN,
Secretary OF War.
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ed. or the If exhausted ccndi'r n admitted
Such of the crew as belonged 10 this place,
have returned II. succession. 4'cm fhe hos
pi,ai in N. York like so many messengers
from the threshold of the eternal world
While rejecting on the incidents ha' a..
tended this remarkable deiverance' 'e'
those who are disposed TO all in question"
the agency of particular Providence So
lemnly pause.-and let in6delity lie DUMB
Well may these emaciated sufferers. sup
ported even beyond their hopes am'ds' the
dangers and protracted fury of the waves
rescued, also, from the monsters OF The deep
that thronged the wreck with unceasing WI
gilance--well may they exclaim' mot a
sparrow talIeth 70 the ground without the
notice OF our heavenly Father"
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Washington, Aprsf IS.

Vus1sstSs0 'tS "1PTs' 'S'
John. ", Green. OF Virginia, has declined
accepting the appointment Of Commis-
siooer for the settlement oftbe claims under
the Treaty with Spain, mot. iatst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20

On Tuesday of last week an action was
brought by Miss Rachel Hasbrouck, at
Newburgh, N. Y. against Mr.. Henry Wy
ckoG, tor 6rsark Of prom'sc Of marriage.
The trial lasted nearly the whole day The
plaintiff being enabled to make out clear
case. the jury assessed her damages al three
thousand dollars, This is pretty clever
sum, aud we believe that, if these trials
should more frequently take place, and bring
the offenders to justice, less promises wou d
be made, and save much inconvenience and
The so frequent disgrace Of the unsuspect
ing. Union
On the night of the 9Th inst. Allen Will
liams, Thomas Belt, James Montgomery, d
David L. Wyman. broke gaol. They eff
fected their escape by means OF instruments
that were introduced to them, tied TO string
let down from The Windows OF the prison.
la the course of the night they picked thro'
the walls of the gaol, and made off VIII
Hams and Belt, some days since, were ar
rested and committed 10 prison, under the
proclamation of the governor of S. Caro-
lima, for acts of felony, and who broke gaol
in that state. Montgomery was confined at
the last session OF the superior court, for
larceny. Wyman stands charged with the
commission Of murGer--his trial will come
on in May next Since writing the above,
We learn Through the vigilance Of our off,
GERS, aud the deputy gaoler, MIR. Hsrman)
thai Williams, Belt, and Montgomery, have
been apprehended, and are now in close
confinement. Wyman has not yet been
heard Of. [SapGnnah Republican .1prtt Z.
Three Spaniards were this morning exa-
mined before justice Russell, and committed
10 prison for having offered violence to an
overseer of plantation, about three miles
from town. They were armed with knives
and dirks. The overseer made his escape
by running into the swamp. His affidavit
says, that he believes they would have ia
ken his life If he had not made his es, ape.
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After this they passed tempestuous and
distressing night, but after day break, they
espied brig 10 westward, staniing towards
them. Here again their fears arose, lest
they should not be discovered by the brig.
But in few moments they saw man run
ming up the main top with aspy glass, and
no language can describe the feelings of
these miser able sufferers. when they asceI-
tanned. beyond doubt, tba. the brig saw
and was bearing down tor them.
II proved, as has been stated in former
paper, to be the brig Statira. capt. Patten.
bound from New-OrIeans to New York
Aud i: is due to the humane captain and bis
crew to state no act of friendship was omit
led, which their severe suferings demand.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-26
Z. GREELEY
NAPT. JOHN PHILPOT.-Tbe heirs

CAPT. JOHN PHILPOT.-Tbe heirs Of
- he late JOHN Phil POI, Shipm. slcr, OF the
l'and Of Bermuds, hereby inlor med, that
considerable amount of property l5I by | i'm
IS IN the hands Of his last employer, who i NIX
ious to transfer il 10 those who may be eat'ied
70 receive il. Capt PhllpOt came 10 Bermuda
from N-ntuoket, (when lgd.} il The year 1895,
end ed in 1917, without leaving ,1W. !, y
supposed THAI he he'd sisters residing 10 some
part of the Eastern Ststes.-FOr parIcuars sp-
ply @ TUCKER & LAURIES,
No 29, South Street, NEW York.
March 2, 1921. 24wIm.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-26
Pots, Kettles, Spiders, SkiIlets,
FOR SALE.

l. farm, consisting of about 100 ACRES OF Land
lately Owned and now occupied ty PETER CAELE
situated Al UGterjorOugh Corner, ID the County
If Y6rk--an excellent stand for Tavern ana
Trader. The whole or part viii be sold on liberal
terns,or exchanged for Real Estate iuPortIaud-
II not sold BY tho first of April next, i will be
leased for one ar more yearr. Immediate posses
s1ora uilt 6e eiren Eoffre If
N. 81. DANA 6 Co.
porgIgDH Fab. - 1921. i0WiQ'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-26
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, S.
TAKEN By Execution and 1iH 5e sod u,
Public .Aucti.n, Oh MONDAY, the ar-
eeath day Of April nert. at ten O'Clock,
A. ". al The Store Of iona. Andrew, IN
Windtam,
A IL The righ, and equity Of REDEEM ptiop, which
"A Robert Millions has in and 10 bis home farm
situated in Windham, in ,aid county, containing
fifty three acres more or lefs together with al the
buildings thereon, situation Of the Mortgage and
terms OF payment made kroEn a. the sale.
JOHN GALLISON, Jr Constable Of Windham.
Windham, March 70, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-26
JOHN BREW STER,
PORTRAIT and Miniature Painief

INFORMS the Gentlemen and Ladies of Port
Il and and is vicinity tha' be expects 20 remain
Mort time longer 10 this place viih a view Of at
tending to his professional >vocaions, prov ded
luuab encouragement il afforded. He has taken
lodgings At MIR. PAL TENS Hotel, where III or
ders will be gratefully received and promptly
attended 70. Those who choole to be waited
upon at heir lodgings, may be accommodated.
1yHe fsttsrs him elf that ffom his skill and
experience in tie various brapche. of PAINTING.
aud he rezsonableneSs Of his prices thar those who
favor him with their cultom will find him de.erv-
ing the patronage OF the public.
Portland. March IL.
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Farm for Sale.

TOR sale 26 acres ct good tillsge and pasure
j land, with dwelling House and Bsrn on
he same stua,ed near the Rev. Caleb D. l.
leyi- Meeting House, Westbrook. hbcrsl
credit will re given, or merchantable bricks
received in payment. Enquire Of Joshua Rich
srdson. Long Wharf.
Portland, March IS, 1921.
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NOTICE

To ~ sold al public vendue by order az Benz
Chandler Judge III Probate Or the County
or Oxford Ia The state III Maine. az the House ot
Mai. Philip Eastman, an iuholder IN Fyeburg
in said county. on "Wednesday the fourth day Of
April next al one O'Clock n. M. ceIIein tratt or
par cel NJ land wing I'd Bow uieId, ~ said county
belonging 10 the estate Of IcbabOd Warren Dr..
late Of Denmark in said county, described as fol-
lows viz. hetwcea fifty and seventy acres q good
land well Wattred with "A handsome young orch
era thereon good balm and a small house, ADD
about twenty acres uuUer Improvement, the above
named land lies on the post road going from Fry
burg 20 Portland, near ne centre VI said Brown
Geld-TLosc who wish to purchase, better exam
inc for themselves, tile conditions viii LIZ made
known az tLe place If sale.
ISAAC WARREN, Ada'r.
Fryebur-, March, g. 1897.
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IIST PTRLISHED-

A ND for sale at the Bookstores Of Messfs.
"A Hyde, johnson, and Adams, and at the
Stores Of Messrs. ~ q w. Harris and H. lns-
Icy. a selection 81 HYMNS for Conference
aud Prayer Meetings by THOMAS B. RIPLEY,
Pastor Of The Baptls! Church in Portland.
March r.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

AT a Court of Probate held at the
Probate Office Id Porl.rd. within and for the
County OF Cumberland, wv Tile first Tuesdsy
of March, in the year OF ouF Lord eighteen
hundred aud twenty enc.
nLIVE ROBBINS, tanned Executrix il >
~ Cet in instrument Furp0rting 70 he The
last wa and tss aAeHt
JAMES ROBBINS,
l.t. Of North Yarmouth. IN said county Chair
m.ker, dece4-ed, having presented Gle sane
for probate
CRBzaED, That he sid Olive, give notice
TO al pers ms Ia crested, by Causing a copy OF
this otd-r 10 re published three weeks successs
iyeiy, IN NE P0ul.ud GeZette, printed At Porte
land, taa' hey may appear ~ Probate Court
10 be held at tie Prc5a!c OHce af0fe1aid on
the first Tus sdsy Of ATsh mex, At tea fihc
clock ia he forenoon, and Stew csuse, II any
they have, WY tie said irs rumctt should noL
be p owed, approved nd SLOWED IS the lase
viii anu testament 81 said deceased.
4. K. PAtRIS, Judge.
true CoPy--ArTEsT.
HORAT % SOUTHGA rz, Register.
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At Court Of Probate holden at

At a Court Of Probate holden at
the Probate Office in Portland within and for ,hs
county Of Cumberland, on the fra Tuesday of
March, II the year OF our LoSd eighteen hHn-
dred ard twenty
ENLIZA CROSS, administrative Of the etate or
A. WILLIAM CROSS, late of Gorham, il iaid
county, Trader, deceafed having preGentsd her
account of administration Of the eftaIe Of faid de-
ceaied, alfo her petition for al allowance out o.
mis- personal enate
ORDERED, That the EAid Eliza, give notice to
al perfonS interened by cauGug copy oFVhis
order to be puolhed hFse weeks lncctfively, ir
the Portland Gazette, printed at Portland, that
they may appear at a Probate Court 10 be held
at the Probate Office aforesaid, Cd the fuE Tues
day Of apri next, At ten o'clock 10 the forenoon,
and fhew czufe. if any hey have, why the sAme
fhouid not be allowed and granted.
ALBION X. PARIS, Judge
true Copy-Attest,
HoRATIo SoULAGArE, Register.
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NEW GOODS.
EDW ARD HOWE,

No. ), LlrctGn.'s R0ir, Middle Street.
Has just received The following articles which
4 with his former stocL) compile gene 81
assortment uf
Scds0ndJIc GOODS,
Viz Supcrdne blue X own BRO ADCLOTHS,
Black CASSIMERES-- white 4 coi'I anb icks,
Linen Caubrick-fgurcd 4 plane Mu>iigs
Numen's long silk white Nd anu FaWu Gloves,
Men's Wh bite silk Gloves,
Worsted hsf Hu,e--blk & changeablc Synchevs,
BIZ Fiorentine--bIk Levanune--blue siIA Velvet,
Coloured French Crspes,
Fine black six Handkerchief,
Printed AMI Dama>k shawiF,
Furniture CaliCOes,
White Versailles C1unterpanes.
Cotton Sheetings anl Shirtings-Tickings,
Check Sailnett>-blk and Col'd ItsIiau sewing
silk
Silk Buttons Satin and Tafcta Ribbons,
GTeen serge &c. sc.
Portland, Feb. 10, 1891. If
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No. 1 Exchange Ror, Portland.
E'REBORN'S, alias WOODS patent cast-lron
A. PLOUGH, which by the report Of The vari-
Gus Agricultural Societies stands the highest OF
any now IL use in the United States.
Frh o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-26
u Men GoodS-CheaP. III
JUST RFCEIvED AT
No s, Nussey's R0v, Middte-Sirtei,
AND FOR SALE By
G.. BRADLEY,


N case black aud cooured Canton Grapes,
~ Narkin Grape Dresses,
Mourning Grapes,
Nice Jtack tHiiled Silks,
Best black synChaws aud Sarsnetts-
Elegant blk silk Nesings,
II and 81 blk silk HdhdkerChei>,
Dsmask and birds-eye habit dItto,
Beet French Ribbons, all nuuIbe.s
Dutch dito--blk and wqlle Hank Galloons,
Cotton Fcrrets, best Ita!iSn sewing SILK,
Flag Handkerohlcts
One lundi ed and fifty doz Cotton EondkerChieis
very cheap some a. low a. ts6 pr duz.
SILK Nevets, ta5by do. all colours,
Btoad and narrow velvet Bindings,
Blue CaiCUeS--Ccld Cambficks,
Ladies aud Oenilemen's wOrsed and Lambs wool
Hose,
GentlemPu's bali do.
Blk Bombazetts, some very nice,
Tartan Plaids, a 2s9 the yard,
Blue Peisse Cloths,
IA stout Dultis warranted strong
Quality Bindings, &c.
frt- The above in addition to his l0raer stock
comprises tuil AM complete assortment Of
WOolen, SILK d Cotton Goods,
which will be sold unusually cheap, BY Wholesale
or retail for 0IT-CASHL-0 only.
cd. Is. (Lt)
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Jest RECEIVED, AND FoR SALE SIX
ATWOOD q QUINCY,

Jest RECEIVED, AND FoR SALE BY
ATWOOD q QUINCY,
No. /. Union Hhar1, Portland.
II 4\nc. & Xcs mould and Dipped CANDLES
wv HIOs. Jamaica, St. Croix and Antig
IA 81 and Iyh proof RUM,
Hhds. Leaf TOBACCO.
Barrels No I AID clear PORK,
Barrels Lump SUGAR.,
Barrels IA ericanGiN,
60 dozen : eison'. HOES,
Casks ot new RICE,
Boxes Of Boston made SOAP,
A feu dozen New York HATS,
lie egant mahogany heir -bottomed CHAIRS
fo s1&,
25 IONS kngish Bar IRON.
500 bb.s. Mes, Mol. 80. Q & 8, BEEF,
500 do No. . & 5 MACKkREL,
1000 b. English SHOT,
Sithy Madeira
Lsbon NIRIEG
Mountain, { w Il ACs
Dry Malaga
Pipe, Cognac BRANDY,
10 hhds. n l. RUM,
5 do. ~ =. DO.
Boxes STARCH,
Chests souchong TEA,
500 sides Soal LEATHtR.
90 casks Sperm and I4inseed OIL,
80 kegs No. and Richmond TOBACCO,
Bags Blown SALT,
80 boxes by and BY 10 GLASS,
set Mix Stones and Gear for gri,t MILL,
~. Dr. Ree's New CYCLOPFDIA.
do. Chambers DICTIONARY.
quantity Of Mahogany BOARDS.
March 4, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-26

At a Court of Probate held a. The
Probate Office in Portland, withn and for sb-
county of Cumberland, on the dra Tuesday Of
March, 10 the year OF cur Lord eighteeD hun
died and twenty one
M ANCY BUTTON, late Nancy Sawyer wild
4 ow e Parker Sawyex, late q New G'ouces
ter in faid county, yeoman deceased having peri
toned for the dover u the real sitate Of lzid De
cealcd
ORDERED, That the faid Nancy give notice to
all Perlons nterened, by causing copy Of thIs
order 70 be puh'ifhsd three weeks fuccefivey in
the Portland Gazette, prin' ed a. Portland, that
they may appear at Probate Court be held
at the Probate Office aforeIaid, on the 6f Tues.
day Of April next az teu of the CLOCK 10 the fore
Dooo, and flew cauie II any they have, Why he
fame ihculd not be granted
true copy-AtteR,
HoRATIO 4 UTHoATE, RegiRD.
EiE subscriber hereby gives public Dotice 10 ali
Il concerned, that be has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the tIue Ct Admirillra-
tor upon the els,e Of
JONATHAN K[MBALL,
late Of Waterford, ID The county OF OAl0Fd, Yeo--
man, ceased, by giving bond as ne law dEects--~
ne therefore requests all persons who are Indebted
to The sad decessea's estate 20 make imuediats
payment and thote who have any demands there
en- 70 exhibit the same for settlement, 20
JONATHAN SToNz, a na iai9 Eaa,s.
Waterford, March Z, 1895
ne NE subscriber here by ~ Y ruhli4 VOICE ~
L all concerned, tLst hcIt> teen duis So
printed snd iaken u on hmseifthe Uu's # Ads
minis r4.or de horis not. ~ Re estate o.
THOMAS PEABODY,
-, rE y "A u t -
deceased, BY giving bond Gle hU G'rsc.s-
IL ihtrtiole roqses,s y rsseors win are ir-
debtcd 70 The said deco scc'> rsfs.e Ky NIKE inn
mediate r4,mcr hlA thcse Wlo il'e cry de-
niauds thereon, .v exhibit tire me tut settle
mentto AMOS HILLS al.nri-irstot.
Be bel. Msrch 5 1871.
II he fubfcriber herety gises public nptice u
II al concerned that be has been tu.y appoint
ed and zken upon h,m(elf he truti CT Admuia:a.
tor ca the eltzte of
PEhLEY p RURNUM,
late of Gi'lcst, III The county III Oxford Ycorhau,
dsce2led, Ivy giving hondi The isv diftcte- Re
therefore roqusG' Ell perfcns 10 ,fe iDdettec 10
the faid decea!ct', eG2fe lo make Immediate pay
msnt, ard Ihsle y ho ! re aGy den acts therein
10 eGEitit he fame ID
IsAtc ADAMS, g. a@ 'aS qds..i
Beibel, March 5. 1921
a HE iUtlcrii- hersty gives rub rcfice tn 1.i
concerned, chat ~ las been duy appointed
and taken upon himfelf he trull II AamIDalrRto
OF The eGate e
ZACFARIsH FIELD.
late Of falmouth I'D The 7. nuiy II Cumberland
yecmau deceased. by giving bond a the law directs
i he THEREFORE requefts all persons who are indebi-
ed TO the said deceased els'e 10 make mEee ale
payment ard those who have any demands thets-
on, 20 exhibit Ihe same for tettemen. the
C. mmifionert. JOsEPH LECT OW.
Winchan, March 9Th, 1891.