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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Jeremiah Garner,
leu DoiIars heN ard.

l2U Dollars hev ard.
nESERTED from this post the following
- soldiers belonging TO the Sd Regiment
U. S. Artillery. viz.
William Arskine,
Born in Ireland, aged s3 years, 5 feet III
inches high, light complexion, Ozark eyes.
dark hair, and by profession farher,- ID
serted the 2Sth May, 1891.
Archibald McGrue,
Born in Pennsylvania. aged 80 Years 5 feet
ten inches high, dark complexion, blue eyes
dark hair, and by profession a blacksmith
deserted 9Th June, 1891:
Samuel shipley,
Born in Baltimore, in the state OF Maryland
aged &c years, 6 feet high, light complex!
ion, hazel eyes, dark hair, and by profession
laborer-deserted 10th June, 1921.
Solomon Groscup,
Born in Chester county, in the state Of Penn
sylvsnia, age e6 years, 5 feet inches high
light complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair,
and by profession butcher-deserted 10th
June, 1891.
The above reward will be given TO spy
person who will apprehend AID deliver the
above named deserters at this, or any other
military post in the United States, or thirty
dollars for either of them.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt. Sd Reg U. S. Artillery.
Fort W. shington, June I6 3taw2w ,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Prunelle Shoes.

lust received and for sale complete
- assortment of Prunella shoes, of the
most fashionable co!ors, together with kid
and Morocco OF extra quality.
Also,
A general assortment of fine imitation
Beaver. Rorum, Nap'd, Wool, and Straw
III A II S,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices,
by J. Fl. RUNNELS.
may 96.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Potatoes, Cider, &c.

DOTATOES,
i Cider in barrels and hhds.
Hay Rakes
First Quality Beer
Brooms, &C., on board the Scbr. Eliza
beth & Francis at Janney's wharf. For sale
by IHoMAS v. HUN
5moI1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
For Freight

For fre1SnC
&M> The schooner MORNING STAR,
.&&Capt. Drinkwater, burthen eight hun
sired barrels, will take freight 10 the West
Indies, or an Eastern port. Apply to
As A. h. ADAMS.
Who offer for sale.
$50 bbls. Prime Pork
SO DO do Beef
so casks Rice
goo sacks blown Salt. {LiverpooD
1000 bushels ground alum do
GOO bills. neat and gross Herrings
loo do ground Plaster
Zoo do Tar
SO quarter casks London Particular
Tenneriffe Wine
Russia, Ravens, and English Duck,
with general assortment of Ship Chapdlery,
Paints and Groceries. may 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Notice.

Notice.
ALL persons residing in he District Of
n Columbia and State of Virginia, hav.
ing claims against the late Samuel G. CRIT
fh, Esq. will please present the same prop
erIy attested, for settlement; on or before
the first day Of January next, to john Rob-
erts, Esq Alexandra, or to the subscriber,
at the Woollington Distiliery:
June Is Agent for the Admir-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Vol. XIII
For freight,

ru The substantial schr. JUBILEE,
>gW loosthaE Hill, master; burthen loco
- will be ready in four days for freight
lJ S;c, will be taken in preference to some
VIZ. ,,aru mort. Apply to ]. III. LADD& Co.
E,e Offer for sale sa,d schooner's cargo Of
Az III. Aerchantable Boards.
NAV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
mo. 6O96
Was Committed

TO the fail for he county OF Alexandria;
l. D. c. as a runaway on the i2th inst;
a negro man named
Jeremiah Garner,
TIE said negro is about feet inches hight
strait aud square made, about 81 years Of
age. He says he has been four years in the
United States service on board the Uni'ed
States Frigate, Commodore Shaw, and that
he is now on the pension list, on account Of
an injury done to his left ann. He claims
freedum. and says he was free born in Ca
:ol;ne county. Maryland, III the ueighbor-
hood of Denton, The owner is desired to
come, prove property, pay charges and take,
him away, otherwise he will be disposd Ut
as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAvELL, Jailcr.
June Is laW2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Charles Bennett.

Charles Bennett,
LAS imported per the Potomac via Ii
IL verpool, and offers for sale by retail
T. Sheppard's blue and black regent
cloth
Blue imperial superdne do
Black. buff and white Saxon dress cas-
semere
Black milled electoric do
Blue mllled regent do
Coronation mixed singla do
With an extensive assortment of Irish lin.
ems, sheetngs, diapers, Selisias, by whole
sale, only. june 20 iaw6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
For freight,

IL. The schr, MARY Ann, Noyes
sSa& Prince. master; carries about 900
ne s a superior vessel, and will be ready
= cargo 10 few days. Apply to
~ w. FOWLE s. Co.
r,r gale ON BOARD said schooner, at Central
whaJ,
900 bushels Nova Scotia potatoes
Go tons plaster paris
Nv 9u Apply on board, or as above,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
For Freight,

For Freight,
IN The Schr. ENTERPRIZE. Ma.
kAtnaniel Ames master, burthen about
100 bbls. she is an excellent vessei nearly
w, and can BIZ ready for cargo in lew
VS.. ALSO
For Sale, or Freight,
LIZ The schnr. MOSES, Jas. Benson,
aRmaster; bur hen 900 bbls, The schr.
, S well built of good materials in 1919,
be ready tor voyage at small expense
few days.
Also, for Freight.
AZ The good SCH ALERT, Asa Bears.
sAmaster burihen $50 bbls. and will
on be ready to load-apply TO
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Bho hare Just rsceiDed for sale.
10 NJ. scIear Nerchantabie White Pine
boards, from North Yarmouth. full inch
thick, & very superior to those generally
received.
80 Tons Plaster.
5 boxes white Havana Sugar.
4 hampers superior white Sparkling Cham
paigne wine, doZ. each.
A hampers superior Oil de Perdrix or
Pink sparkling Champagne, wine, l
7 doZ. each
3 hampers high favored Clos. Vogent Bur-
gundy wine, doz. each. .
10 cases fine Haul Brion Claret Wine,
doz. each. Vintage 1914.
These wines are all of very superior qua
ity and from the most celebrated estates 10
rance.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Coffee.
1000 POUNDS.

7 HAVE just received, by the brig Bene
Il factor, IL 900 lbs. of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
ges to be the best parcel imported into
the District for 2 months past, is entitled
to debenture. Persons wishing TO purchase
will please to apply al my Office, Rrldge.st.
George Town. ROM LUIS RIGGS.
NAV 28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26

Just Received,
A Nd for sale by the subscriber, at re
u duoed prices,
22oo bushels Heih's choice coal, now land
ing at Rsmsay's wharf
10. 900 lbs bacon Of very superior quality
bales prime Upland cotton
SO quarter boxes best Havana scgars
10 bbls old rye whiskey
Family flour particularly selected-Lon-
don mustard, of choice quality at the very
reduced price of 37t Cts per h.. Windsor
CASTLE and common soap, together with
general assortment Of GROCERIES.
april7 ROBERT l.. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

But General Jackson maintained that he
had 6one and Judge Fromcntin treated i,
as an injurious usgestion-This excited &c
neral Jackson 10 II final answer, which his
best friends and warmcst admirers will ever
regret that his pen had produced. Detailed
accounts of the whole affair, with copies
OF the correspondence, have been trans
United to Washington, and we regret To-
add that copies of the correspondence have
been coniided TO individuals aud are circua-
ting privately.
AT present the momcntous question depend
ing is, whether the whole population of the
tiordas hold their lives, liberties, aud proper
ties, subject tn the will of one man? If so,
then there exists in the United States am in
stance oil the greatest despotism ON earth.
fortunately 1t cannot last loag, and may lie
rendered innoxious by the wishes and self
command ofthc Individual exercising it. But
what American would live under such "A go
vernment for moment
There cannot be u doubt that General Jack
son has done two of the most critical acts that
public officer can venture upon-viulating
the sanc;ity of a diplomatic character and OF
Judicial character. Publicists rank per-
sonal attack on the representative of soye-
reign. authority with "a personal attack on
the sovereign himself. Public law claims
for him the same immunites, nav, their
vital Importance TO the peace and har-
mony OF the world, as well as their expo
sure and inability TO resist, combine if possible
10 give still greater sanctity to their charac-
ter With regard 10 the judicial character,
boldly asserting the rights of weakness against
power-of the individual against executive au-
thority, in the vital privileges of the Wri; OF
Habeas Corpus-the man must be very sure
that he is right before the people of the Unit
elk States will suffer IA hair of the head of "A
Judge to be touched when exercising the So
iemu duty of extending this shield over the
imprisoned sutton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
NOTi(,E,


WIS Institution will be opened the day of No.
vemher next, under the supeniendance of Mr. O'Flal,er-
", late President OF the Rumiord Academy p.ncnnn
hghy qualified to discharge its duties with honor himself
anu benei To his pupils The terms continue the same as
herctoforeThe Trustees considering accuracy in CONNIE
sition and in reading language vc!y inpnrant
OBJECTS, have resolved that of Them will attend eve,
ry Saturday 10 hear the scholars selected extracts from
eminent authors and To receive from h, to be c
caiy examined The Academy enjoys exclusive alynD-
tase Tor rendering those exercises pariic beneficial 10
the pupils IN the possession Of about well cbo
sen oks winch may he great of mprov 10
ihein ie parents guardians will impress their
minds disposition TO use it, IN with tn, tuioy
anu trustees In this respect in the hcathnes siiu
aoh IN The spac'tsness OF he buildings, and the good
mes o The living The trustees know private school
winch can vie with the Rappahannock Academy.
oct. TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

powers" 10 issue such a writ. The paragraph
IN that Gazette, still remains uucontradct-
ell but we understand correspondence be-
tween the Judge and Governor jackson took
place. in which the former denies ever having
given up his right TO issue haJeas corpus |;
and the Governor insists that he had admit
ed it was not" in his powers" We are told
the correspondence is warmly conducted.
Charleston {. Ga-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

A robbery wasl lately committed in Alabama,
on a aIr. Ross, who was employed by The
Tombeckhe Bankto carry upwards of SlO0, 900
OF the public funds 10 the U. S. Branch Bank
at Savannah. The amount stolen was S6O75,
aud description of the bills taken has been
published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
emotions.


First Regiment Of .4rtiUery.
Brevet ed Lieutenant CHARLES Dimmock, to
he cd Lieutenant, LIST July, 1821, vice Walker,
transferred.
Fourth Regiment Of Artillery.
Cd Lieutenant Fl. Brown, to be 1st Lieu
tenant, esd August, 1891, vice Washburn, de-
ceased.
Brevet I'd Lieutenant L. C.. Ross, TO be Cd
Lieutenant, 1st July, 1921, vice Brown, pro-
NOTED.
Second Regiment Of MtGntry.
Brevet Cd Lieutenant Alexander Morton, to
be Cd Lieutenant, 1st July, 1891, vice Vande-
venter, deceased.
Third Regiment Of hfanhy.
Brevct Cd Lieutenant Otis Wheelerto be cd
Lieutenant, LIST July, 1891, vice Caldwell, re-
signed.
Brcyet Cd Lieutenant Henry Bainbridgc, TO
be cd Lieutenant, lst July, 1921, vice Toson,
resigned.
TRANSFERS.
Agreeably TO a provision in the General Or
der of 18th May, 1891,
Benjamin Walker, Cd Lieutenant, 1st Artil-
lery, to the Sd Infantry, 31st December, 1919,
vice Hayward, resigned.
Onmutual application, without prejudice to
the rank of any officer
Captain Bennett Riley, of the 9Th, TO the 9th
Infantry.
Captain Matthew ]. Magec, OF the 9Th, &c
the 9Th Infantry.
First Lieutenant j. w. Phillips, of the 4th
to the Sd Artillery.
First Lieutenant I. A. Adams, of the Sd, tc
the 18th Artillery.
The President of the United States having
decided that brevet Cd Leutenants, appointed
from the Military Academy, when promoted
to Cd Lleutenants, shall take rank from TN,
date of their breyet commissions
Clark Burdine and Seth NJ. Capron, pro
NOTED by the General Order of the 10th Au
gust, will take rank us Cd Lieutenants, from
ist of July, 1921.
The General in Chief announces the abov,
promotions and transfers to the Army, and
directs that those officers whose stations are
changed by the foregoing arrangements, will
report for duty accordingly.
JAMES GADSDEN,
(OloneL &, 4Iiufonf General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

DlED-M his estate in this county, the 9Th inst DR.,
Pryor puARIES. in the prime Of life, and surrounded
with every comfort that could make this earthly MA,
object worthy To he che ished and beloved most air
Tomato WIFE, two infant children, and his dcang pa
rents are len to depore in hopeless agony this ,si
taonad society ut large lin which he universally
beloved n' he was KNOWN will lon. feel and lament the
wide chasn occasonc by his untimely AZ member
OF society," as sons husband, friend, every relation
me, D VaTics has earned and obtadcd the respect
esteem OF all who knew him.
without tho e.logy common such OCCASIONS and so
Venia IN ivor OF the dead, his friends Indulge melan
choiy exliion when they reflect tina, society has sco,
lost ncnber who combined such amiablc manners and
correct feelings with much solid mental i'm
provenent. ~ 49,
lie was buried on the 9Th, in the family burying ground
al the seat OF his father, Col. Robert Qunres.
81. Louis, Sept. Is 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
LATEST FROM THE SPANISH MAIN

y n.
NORFOLK, October 13.-Thc following item
oil intelligence respecting the operations of the
patriotic forces on the Spanish Main and else
where, are copies of TRANSACTIONS, from letters
and other documents received at Aux Caves
previous TO the sailing of schnr. Mary and Ann,
and are politely furnished the Commercial
Reading Room, by Mr.. Noncs, who came pas
senger in that vessel The last news receiv-
ed at Aux Cages by the Columbian brig A.
merica Libre, and by letters from Jamaica
of the 18th inst. are,
"That Captain Babastro, by birth an Italian,
in the Marine service of the Republic OF Co
lumbid, commanding the brig FL Bovaca,' has
been so villanOus as to Join, with his brig, the
Royaliss in the Island OF Cuba; putting in
irons such OF his crew as refused to JOIN him
IN his nefarlous project"
" THAT the Governor Of Carthagena (Torres)
proposed articles of capituIation TO the Gener-
al commanding the troops bcsicging that place,
lolariano Montillo,) who finding that the pro-
positions were not advantageous TO the Re
public, would not accept them"
Letters from the governor of Santa
Martha affirm that the Governor of Car
thagena has promised 10 make his prUpo.
sItlOns more advantageous. The prObalili-
ty IS that Carthagena will be possession Of the
republicans by the end this month, (Scpt.l ms
they are already in possession of Bocha Chica,
and all the vessels of war of the royalists, which
will prevent the arrival of provisions and sue
cOrs ofany kind"
Bolivar was expected in Santa Martha on
the 22nd September, with 1000 Mon il j.
thought that the object Of his going to that
place was to aid further the siege of Cartha-
gena."
The provinces of Venezuela were per.
iectly tranquil and Porto Cabclo only re.
manned in possession of the royasts-and
5000 men Of the Columbian army, under the
command Of Generals Mariana and Urd4net.
ia were besieging that place" HerGid.
An instance may be cited inthe case Of Judge
Fromcntin, who issued haJeos corpus il
/ favor OF Col. CaIlava hut by New Orleans
Gazette Of the 9Th ult it appears he had
chaogcd bis opinion, and admitted he bad ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

10y virtue Of two several deeds executed TO the sub
- sie as trustee by Henry Farmer dated the tl
dav OF December 1919 and the other the it DIV OF Ma
1871 and both Of record in the clerks office Of tie county
court o CHESTERFIELD tie I'D dagoT Noucmber per r
ifno the fair day will he sold at public auction al j.
Moodfns tavern to the highest bidder for cash that val
liable tract OF land lying Chesterfield county, road
leadng from Richmond Goodies Bird r. a,ut W nlrs
above The town Of Manchester and which Colonel Henry
Farmer az present resides containing 4O6 acres, "
which about 20 valuable creek low grounds on
This land there all the necessary buildings, in n STATE of
good repair, for the comfortable accommodation Of small
family II is believed from discoveries that have been made
Ofcoal IN the neighborhoCd that Ills Cf land probably
contains very valuable body OF cosi-Al.o IS SLAVES
SIX negro and nine aud cb1Iea or 80 many az
the slaves the payment ofthe monies said
deeds may require. SAMUEL TAYLOR. Trustee.
October 10. 4G-nis
fkTi1IOsy will h. presented the Legsafufe i
~ tlc subscriber, r leave tO bridge over tic
Rivanna river at his mill CoiunL : and ~ the sane
tine 0pas an acti open road from 0ckhst Gap 10 eic
mill. Sept g. 4i-~t~ vs.. WcUp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

not 10 place hin,in high, responsible, ei.il Of
flee, To which any extraordinary powers were
attached. We feared for his impetuosiy -and
unfortunately we have already some evidence
Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
JAMES GADSDEN,
Colonel & .4djutant General,
FORGERs on BANK NOTES.

NEw York, Oct 5.-Threc men, viz Geo LAM
fear, John NJ Brown, and Richard Vincent, were
sentenced Tor ten years, and one viz. Norman Cav
lord, for years. to imprisonment ut hard labor in the
State prison ut Auburn They were'conyicted at the
last court of Oyer and Termincr in Cherry Valley of
also tried but acquitted, although the evidence
was much against him. Ii appears, says the Cherry
Valley Gazette, from the testimony of Brown, that
Adce and himself wholesale dealers in spurious
bills, and that they had short time before they were
arrested, made large purchase from one Smith, the
manufacturer, who resides or near lake Memphre-
magog, in Canada Brown testified that Smith has a
number of plates for counter feiting, which he keeps
deposited in different places, and that he resides a.
bout miles from the Vermont line. Com .4du
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

.,.... lCONMUNrCATED
MARRlEDl--On Thursday evening the ith inst. hv the
Rev. Philip Montague, Mr., ROBERT l. GARRETT To sjxs
JULIET ANN, daughter of Thomas H. Con, Esq. OF Kim,
and Queen. county 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

- We furnish foreign accounts II days later
The CUES on OF war between lS,ss and Turkey IS
not yei settled. We defy any one io reconcilc The
contradictory accounts a London paper of the eve
ming OF the .s0th AT half past 3 o'clock states ,hnt
" the Turks hare oeTssd 10 the tiinist,a Of Russ,:s
letter and also paper from Liverpool say, that
on the same evening" fre O'Clock, il was stated ~,
the Exchange in London, thai AIexauder % had de-
clarcd war against the Turks" Both nigh, have
been stock -ohiing repor,sBu the mex, arrival viii
p;obaby decide the question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
ARMY OF THE U. STATES.
.4dJutdmt Generals Office,

VuSVtHgIOfl, % OCIOUeF, II-I.
GENERAL ORDER.
Since the PRONUNCIATION of the General Or
der of the 10th August, 1891, the following
promotions, transfers, SC. in the Army, have
been sanctioned by the President of the Uni
ted States:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
FROM INC Chdrieton Patriot.
GOMMUNICATION--From an authentic source.
The Question stated Lettgeen General Jackson
and Jitdge Fromentin

FROM me ChdricSton Patriot.
GOMMUNTCATION-Fr an authentic source
The Question stated beiiCeen General Jackson
and ytdge Fromentin.
Col. Calava, an officer Of high respectable
standing in the Spanish service and whose
department had always proved him gentle
man and man of great urbanty of manners,
was Spanish Governor of West Florida, and
appointed Commissioner Of his sovereign to
deliver possession of that territory TO the A.
merican Government This ceremony was
passed through in great harmony, and the
Spanish troops and officers sent off to Havana
agreeably to treaty. But the governor remain
cd behind to superintend the transfer of do
cuments, and transact such other business with
Gen. Jackson as the transfer Of the province
might require.
In statement lately published it has APP
peared that information was given 20 Gen,
jackson, that certain legal documents had
been kept back, and were in possession Of a
Spanish agent, who upon thcirbeing demanded
of him, delivered them to Col. Callava. In con
sequence Of which Gen. Jackson demanded
these papers of the Colonel, peremptorily,
and iu consequence Of his not instantly com
plying, ordered him into custody and forced
them from him.
What the character or description Of those
papers was, does not appear, but CaIhya denies
that lime was given him TO examine and de
termiue whether they were cOmprehended in
the tfeaty-and on Gen. JaoksOn's threaten
Ing him with commitment, ne claimed the inn
munties ola diplomatic charactcf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
lEEDUCATION-

}EDUCATTON.
fIE school at Golgoiha Mil recommended ON the 18Th
u OF January 1922 The Of instruction will he M.
together liberal aud rates of board tuition as moderate
as at any seminary within iti, ton country Jrfo,
young mttq stdiops hGJand svch ofy-.yH be corog,r
reeeve9 For T0rGs persons interested are invited t1
apply fcrthtlh to the subscriber. w, HKANCU Ir .,
Prince Edward Oct 1G. dGq, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

Captain Low, who left ST. Petersburg Aug.
10th arrived at Boston on the 9TH instant,
states that the talk of war with the Porte con
tlnued, as it had for some months A great
nuinberoftroops, includng the Imperial Guards,
were leaving st. Petersburg in attachments, it
was said for the frontiers. Their absence made
material difference in the appearance of the
city Ii was expected that the Emperor would
soon set out for the frontiers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
FOR RENT or IEASE

NE TAVERN in the town OF CARA Cumberland comfy
'A for rent or lease for from one 10 five e,
from and after the first of next This is oo M
union Tor tavern, being in healthy neghborhood and
smau town OF considerable trade The impro, enents re
very convenientwith lot of acres ofIaDd well ccsJ
good garden, ice-b0usc, Sc.
ms SITUATION would be most excellent school
ana II Is believed number of buarders mrb he obaine
person disposed 10 settle here for the purpose OF kce
perry upon very liberal ermsAppS to the Shscrier il;
buckingham county, 10 Col II. Mosecy the present ten
UFNISNIN iinopt,,ns' y"
Cara, October 16. AZ al 80