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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-10

For Boston,
IL, The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
EXG,wll sail on Wednesday next; for
freight OF Zoo bbls. OF passage apply to
A. 4. A. Ii. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
SO bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels G.. a. salt
$50 bbls. prime pork
goo mats cassla
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds coal leather
90 doz calf skins
800 reans cap paper
40 hhds English island moasses
80 or cask, mountain Malaga wines
Pipes, pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei.a wine
100 bags pepper
$50 boIs no. 8. 2 mackerel
sOO bbls ground plaster
Boxes Muscai vine
80 bbIs beef, No IS
Is bbls bright yarnlsh.
loo DO tar
TO boxes sweet cordials
with genera! assortment OF groceries and
ship chandiery and pants; which =" i'll be sold
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-10
READiEG-ROOM
Iit21M L JOURNAL.
ruRT * ALEIdyDRLL, AUy. s.
ARAlyED,

ARRIVED,
500? zane, >,udIey, seven days from
hcwae.l,rl, ballast to ihos. ii nowtand
40 se,erai INLAND vessels with various
Soautry produce. got up.
S,Ir AGVri,, Baker, from Baltimore
~ RE- It 20 lDercn40ts of the district.
>."r. W,nan Uapt {, Russell from
~ .'rt, ~. T. wa NJrIOiS, six days from
Iash..e.; cargo potatoes, cheese, onions,
beet. g..4 .Hcla. se> 20 the master.
SAILED,
Nchr. Dash, Cunningham Mara nham.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-10
Sales hy .tuct;on.


ON JUESDAT. next, al 4. O'Clock,
NM LII be sold at the auCtior store,
W " bids. end IA bhls Sugar,
9 - Moiasses.
Il kegs g. boxes superior cordial.
bbls. vInegar.
Starch. fg blue, mustard 10 kegs and csa
nisters, ginger. cod FISH, cheese, &c. Ava
riety OF new aud second hand furniture,
good family clock, feather beds. &c,
ALSO-Clo,hs. cas,imep res, silk, Cotton,
Ceases hlesched shirtnes
g me aud course shoes
WI Be added uithom reserve, by order Of
the Executor Of HIM. adams estate:
A NEGRO BOY, (who is a first late house
servanl,) for term Of years.
ALSO,
Sundry articles OF Household Furniture,
S. A. MARSTELLER, Aucl'rA
nuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY

MIR MORSE respectfully informs the public that he
1y1 has made arrangements charging his school in
Williamsburg He processes TO teach all the subjects us
any taught nv gentlemen in cstab mens Of this Kind
and will provide suitable nsructress for drawing paint
ing and other ornamental branches of female education-
Young ladies can be accommodated with board ION rea-
sonsbie erms) in the family of highly respectable LADY
by whose daughter they be well Instructed in music
The sixth quarter will the Ikth Of October
Tuition $ 10 per quarter-for drawing and painting an
price. ''
Mr. NJ has the honor refer those who would enquire
respecting the character OF his school, the RirHt Rer
Bishop Moore and the President and Professors OF viii
liam and Mary College.
Is requested Tint all applications made previos to
the 18th of July next juno 4, 7et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19

From the Lireryooi Mercury.
aEs instance OF prccoeity furnished in the follow
irS httle piece written by Caroline, daughter of The
Rev Charles symons who born in i7a2 and died al
Me early age OF eleven was afterwards inscribed ON
Ler tomb VA
SS1ree had tho velvet lips tmbibeti the dew
And nature haild the, infant Queen of May;
sSsrcc saw thy opnirg bloom the Suns broad nav
3ou ON the air its tender fragrance threw;
W,cn the north wind enamor'd of thee grew
And from his chilling hiss thy charms decay;
NOW troops Thy head, fades thy blushing lfe
NO morei The queen of sow'rs, no longer gay.
Go blooms mad, her guardians health and joy
her mind afray'd in innoccncy's vest;
when suddenly, impatient TO destroy,
Deuth clasps the victim TO his iron breast
$40 tadss-the parent, sister, friend deplore
me charms and budding virtues, now no more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
One Hundred Dollars Rs,rorJ

kNoR my mar HAMPTON, who generally calls himself
1deisoT if secured in Jail Of the state or Fifty
DOLLARS if secured in Jail In this state so that Get
hum again Hampton, alias Addison ran away from me In
the early part OF last He was purchased of Mrs
Sarah r.. Vanbibber of Mathews county Va. by Mr.
Terrell, in the summer ofiB3 when oufy Iadbe had
been run away and hariorcd in the neiehborhood Of Dir
banns IN mddeseL county where ne made some acdaint-
ance and think 4 likely he may lurking about there
at this time, or in his old neighborhood lie is about FIVE
feet nine or ten inches high, OF tany complexion nappy
connexions Gloucester Courthouse
WILLIAM SMITH.
Orange county, May {. u5-iste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
Eoped from .Ne,r Canton.

A BoUT the 9th Of April last, negro mnn named
- HENRY, of bleck complexion, about feet inches
high, aquilinc attened the end-ofcn has an i'm
pednient c stnmcrng in his speech when address
ed at Diner times seas clear and distinct presumed
reaiionstn father and mother living former place
lie was raised either in the family of Wecher Levi. or
Got selden, not having been positively informed which,
blue broad cloth coats and olive co.orcd surtouf.
will be given for his delivery in New
Canton or for securing him in jail that get him again
June II. I9-a C. r. FOSfAISE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
FOR SALE

hiAI extensive and very valuable Estnte called AN
Il SKIN LODGE, formerly the property of rho's MIL
E dechdnstin Lodge is situated in county of King
Wilam on the Pamunkey river opposite Hanover Town
ahi with within - miles of the CITY of Richmond in n
wealthy and agreeable neghborhood IL contains nearly
three Thousand acres Of valuable land any on that ry-
e OF which about thousand fairgrounds of great
eiitS and OF various soils adapted to the culture corn
IS clothed with forests aTordhg abundant supply Of
wood and timber Aiarge Manuac turing Mill adoins this
esiate--at which the wheat made il can be sold AT
sa ucnuction from the Richmond prices and the
landing on the river the products may be transported 10
at an expense OF not thnn eight OF ten cents
per nuhei There are two good dwelling houses situated
In egble positions for families with good
Stables and barns attached 10 enchTbe usually call
ca ndnkin Lodge the other that part OF the estate
winch mas obtained the of Wonisy GT0rs-To the
former belong valuable and extensive orchards Perhaps
no estate IN Virginia this in quality SOIL he auy
ana PeaSanness of situation, IN the and
chesPnes OF the transportation Of its products TO the best
markee-Manskin Lcoge and Wormley Grove will be sold
ene, or In parcels TO suit purchasers the following
terms Ono fourth part Of the purchase money viii he d
aed lHto I'VE equal parsone nth part ofthe said fourth
VIII be required in cah-the other hs ill be made
payable in annual instruments successiyey the first paya
bic on the LIST January, s2the remaining threcfourths
VIII be made payable the LIST January I826-Ionds
WIZ approved security will be required and deed Of trust
on the land Tor additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER.
J. b, FERGUSON
Executors of Thomas Miller dec
Gooehland, March 30. iofrtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
THE SIIRSCRTpEP

aS obtained the services of MIR. q. KELLY ns Fore
man in his business. Mr. Kelly has been Foreman for
hr watson Tailor in Philadelphia. He is also highly yc
commented by Mr. Williamson Of Petersburg prorrtor
oil inc house OF Lambert, kehS Co. of the civ Of oh
mond; under these circumstances. the suh.crcr rcpe;
himself to execute all sorts ofTAIL1RING WOER In tho
est ana most fashionable style. lie win regularly Obtain
me newest fashions from New York PhadoIrhie n,
has no doubt OF giving entire satisfaction TO the public
ana trusts that those gentlemen who have been in nc rht
OF furnishing themselves at Richmond will find il 10 their
of the subscriber. JOHN STEU ~ sVP
Near Prince Edward, C.. H.. Nav IS e-wsus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19

COMMITTED TO the jail of King wiiasm county on the
~ IN Of juIuary last, negro man WHO calls himself
BAHfLk and uys he belongs Thornton Talaferro
Of the county u Caroline ie is about 50 years old five
feet six inches high, and dark complexion His apparel
pr corduroy Pantloonsa Virginia cloth jacket and cotton
shrt-no pcrccivshie Inhrs scarsfhe owner l. re-
quecd 70 come "rwardaud take him from jail Otherwise
he viii be dealt With according fol sw.
Maro, 7, 1871. i;sSNt5%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19

TIE Botetourt Springs, lately called Cnrin's,
WILL he prepared for the reception Of company by the
w first day Of July These valuable mineral wa
ter which In consequence Of the both of the ability
aud incnation OF the former proprietor improve them
have heretofore been but little known except in their inn
medate neighborhood ha,r lately become the property of
company OF gentlemen, and have been improved in a
style not exceeded IL believed by watering place in
the United States The buildings all built brick and
IN an eminent degree unite convenience and COM
FORT Their situation sin all respects desirable one being
IN the immediate neighborhood Of the most beau
i and ertletracts ofcounry in Virginia. combining the
advantages of both mountain and pain-und accessible
that persons from all the lower towns OF Virginia NAV
reach them without the expense OF horses and carriages
The Stages going from Richmond through Lyncbhure TO
tennessee and from Baltimore the same state pnss with
~ few miles of them-and arrangements have been
made With the propricorS of the to deliver
GERS on the spot and TO take them away whenever they
sall chsc TO depart They lie in the county of oictor
IL miles south OF Fincats, and 10 Of Saem-and are
within two miles OF Mr.. John Luks tavern on the great
valley Road leading from the Atlantic to the Western
The subscriber having been employed the proprctors
70 take the management of this establishment invites
those ladies and gentlemen who intend 10 visit the upper
country during the approaching summer either for health
or amsenen to call upon hi-assuring them that they
VIII IND the water (the component parts OF which are
sulphur and magnefia In number Of cases 10 be of
the most eficaclous kind and that every exeron shall be
used TO make their stay comfortable agreeable as
Poss'Oc' CURTIS ~ HOLMES,
p.., For he PropTiet0ys.
bOtetourt springs, juno - 10-6t
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TRUST SALE

pn'uGbie Trac, eF Land in the County Of Popla.a,,
virtue of decd of trust executed me on the I7tl
e day Of July 1919, by George Markham and wife for
purposes therein mentioned will be sold highest bid
aer for ready inoney Monday the eh day IF July merit
in the county Of Powhaian lying Fighting creek and
adjoining te lands Of VIM Old the estate of Charles W.
Lewis and others which the said George Markham now
resides containing by estimation 5c4 acrcs-The sale will
take place on the premises at II O'Clock
June 5. R-InIk w Il. uAnMnnrl rr-,..n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
MALYERN HILLS FOR -SAIE

-, OFT L>IAIF1.
obedience 10 decree Of the county court Of Henrico
we shall offer for sale positively without reserve
the highest bidder, the premises, Tussdsg tie ak
day 81 June, 1921 that valuable farm called MALVERN
HILLS situated in the lower end Of Henreo, on Turkey
Island creek and within mile James river
by estimation s67 acres. The win onefourt Of
The money in hand and the balance in three equal annual
instalments Bonds with good security and deed OF t1,,
on the property to secure payment. ANY wishing
view the premises will apply Of the com
residing thereon S SiRT BIRKELEY com,.
June s. =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
NOTICE-

IIHE subecrber practitioner OF the law having ehap
ed his residence, and settled the tavern Of Major
Robert Sampson, in the county Of Goochand place ron
orally known by the OF the Gross Roads win heTeaf
teT, m addition 70 the superior and inferior courts OF
and Powhatan in which courts he has pracsed
for the last three years. regularly attend The
nor and inferior courts Of the county Of Hanover Tho
eptTe time Of the subscriber win be devoted 10 the duties
o. his proessionand he pledges himself IN The l;e -,
be giaht and faithful in the discharge or all business
eonhded to bis care and management
TARLToN woODsoN.
Crotf Hoddl, (ffnrc tldsiR. y IN l. Z. IA,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
O VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


81 THE Subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing
1FF1 20 the Western Country win dispose or on ac-
HIM commodating TERMS following tracts Of Land
in the county Of Fluvanna, and situated as fol-
lows viz tract containing 1900 acres lying the wa
tiers OF Baenger Creek The greater part Of this tract
good tobacco land considerable quantity Of low
grounds, there arc about 900 fresh cleared on this
tract, and about 800 acres Enclosed under good fence
lies well and the uncrared land is well tmbere-there
also on this tract good Saw and Gru Mill with dam
ri feet high, upon very good stream within 200 yards OF
the Byanna River and haa mile from the Court House
OF Fuvannu County other lying the Rivanna
River, containing 900 acres with good Dwelling House
Barn, Stables, Kitchen Garden and other convenient out
houses and an excellent Apple Orchards this tract there
is about TO acres cleared, 80 Of which is prime RI
yer low grounds the balance well tmbered and not more
than miles from tue and erist mill the first tract
Also ono other tract which adjoiBs the last mentioned
tract and improved nearly in the manper contains
so acres, lies the Biyanns River aud has cousidera
bic portion Of good low grounds attached 70 H. Also one
other tract on the south side of Rivanna River within
miles Of the same, containing 600 asres not more than
one hundred acres Of this is cleared the remainder
heavily iimbered with pine and oak the Improvement on
this tract Is but SmaOne other tract on the north side
ofRivnnna River, containing 3i9 acres land within ~
miles Of The river, with good dwelling house Kitchen
not more than % land cleared this andes remark
ably vol, aud very heavily tmbercd convenient 10 Col
K morrsss saw mill and not very far from PALMYRA mills
onRiyanna RIVER Any person lneilncd purchase, or
should wish information the subject will please apply
70 A. Bsfrar NJ The Washington Tavern, Richmond Who
personally acquainted With the situation Of the said
lands Or 20 myself, residing the premises who viii
shew the lands 70 any person inclined TO purchase the
whole or any part Of Il and possession given fs day Of
Vember next. ABNEk A. STRANGE.
Fuvanua. MAJ q. C-sSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
FRFNCH U9Y

IIFIgNLT III z
fEIE subscriber wishes to sell or exchange for property
= in Richmond, the farm which he lives called
fkbNCH HAY, nine miles from Richmond, on the road
70 Fredericksburg, containing $50 acres considerable
proportion bottom la-being almost surrounded by The
Chiokahoniny and other streams On IL Is an excellent
two story brick dwelling hOusc, conmodous barn GOOD
orchards, &cFcw places Of Us size have stronger claims
20 ihc attention fpersnns purchase or cxo npe
The plat viii be- lct with Mr.. Anthony Robinson jun
Bank Of Virginia. who give any information reoued
and the subscriber viii be happy a1y time 20 ecv the
land 70 those disposed 20 view L. DANIEL Couch.
Hanover, June g. 9--wt
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l7gO .Acres al Lnn2 Eor SnLe-

WILL sell on accommodating terms great barpain il,
u tract Of land lying the Of Little Byrd Greek
IN the county ofGoochland formerly the property Of vii
son Nicholas deceased containing 1880 acres upwards
Of 900 acres cleared and in high cultivation Tbs
land can conveniently be laid of three tracts so as TO
have an abundance ofwater in each.
Any person disposed to purchase, will please call on Ma
r anderson, NJ dOochland Courthouse, the suhscr-
Der IN Staunion- JOS. SMITH
May 18. 9-we,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
NOTICE.

Ill persons indebted subscribers requested to
como forward and liquidae their respective accounts,
as indulgence cannot be granted much longer particularly
10 those who have been In arrcnragc months
June 10 lot MORRISS 4 JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
Ten DOUnrs R,,r0r1{

Il EFT my farm some weeks since q negro man. called
- JAC0Dhe is about thirty five years old dark complex
ion hs coathing not particularly recolcced has been
seen IN the neehbourhood Of Burons Coal Pits in this
county where he lived for years iatpaS Whoever
VII dehyer The above slave to me, living the Meadow
Bridges give such information that get him srain
shall receive the above reward and all reasonable chsrres
paid. JOSH. a. NJ + AZ iN,rs.
May 8. III a., TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
LAND EOR SALE

ToY virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 nc INV Iob r.
- iprc 10 secure the payment of certain sum Of noN,
therein mentioned,to John Holman junior and eorr.
Holman executors of John Holman senior deceased snI
recorded in the county of Cumberland viii be soI
on e premises public auction ready money on he
ninth day OF June next the land convey ed ne %
Tue said deed containing y late survey $50 acres now
occupied by the said John Gaord lying the county of
RAID Allen Wilson. and Others -sS
This land wei worthy the attention of any one dcsrous
IS believed 10 be unquestionable ~ W "'
,,,, ALLEN WILSON,
snaN ~. lwtds JOHN MILLER.
~ II Juns, when II will positively take place ~ N'
Nlay 10. wtdsE THE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
MIR. SIMON BLOCK.

SRAs You nhnbitnnt OF this Comrrenu ealth
~ and your place of residence is knowr-
iou will take notice that the eih of july ne
between the hours Of nine O'Clock A. NJ and three O'Clock
r. NJ shall NJ the chancey Office in the city Of Willis
burg IN Virginia, take the deposition Of Robert Saunders
ana on the nineteenth day ofe month, July ne,t
aNss Hotel in the city Of Washington, between hurs
nine o'clock A. NJ and three O'Clock p W. take the dep-
sI'ion OF William Wir--wich dispositions be read
evidence in suit depending In the superior court of
chancety for the Williamsburg district in which the preei
dent and masters or professors of William Mary College
IN virginia are plaintiffs and yourself others are de-
PENDANTS. EDMUND Christian B,,r,.r
and IN bshG.f Of the President & Masters or Pro-
n,.,, fl''o,s IF the College IF HiHiam & Mary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19
NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims aganstthe estate of JAMES
a DENNlSTEN, dec late a private in the Public
Guard are requested TO produce them, properly abqni
Gated 10 the subscriber-Those indebted to the said estate
are hereby solicited TO make immediate PAYMENT
BLAIR BOILING
- Adm'or Of James Dennisten, dc
Richmond, Jure l. 7-wJe,S
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auditors QGTce, May n, 1927.
LII persons having claims against the state ON arrof
OF services rendered, supplies furnished during thf
late war, are requested TO forward them TO this oee f
settlement as carly possible those whose claims
nave been heretofore passed, invited make aune
on Tor payment The desire of both the and gene
governments that the accounts growing out of he war
should be speedily adjusted renders this public notice ne
cessary and asmuch longer delay will be productive of
public eniencc and probably embarrass the re-
covery OF private rights it Is hoped the information f
MOI ne ineuectnaL JAMES Z. HEATH Auditor
LleS 10 S-w6w
, ID The Editors Of the fredericksburg Herald Peters
burg inegencer Lynchburg Press and Saunton Farmet
VIII insert the above once week for four weeks and for
ward their accounts to the Auditors Office for payment
NOTICES hereby giVe that the next August toY
1 oil Nottoway County, the court house thereof 4
sha sell at public auction for cash. much Of all the lands
and lots in that county returned delinquent for the non
payment OF taxes the last will he sufficient 10 dis
charge the arrears OF taxes which shall remain un
PAID Tor that year. and ten per damages thereon
together with the taxes of the present year The sale WI
commence on the first day Of the court continue from
day to day, until they shall be completed.
Ihesubscrber is authorised all such taxes and
damages at any time before the land shall be sold H.,
Of denquencies may be in the clerks Office OF The
county, IN possession of the subscriber the ore OF
the auditor OF public accounts. J. 4. HATCHETT,
", deputy for 40 Ha,chet., Sheriff Of NOnoiyey.
Nottowav, May 30. EW8,ys -
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"HEREAS in a decd oftrust executed by Martin and
w John Minis, TO the Subscribers, the 9Th May, 1918,
provision vas made acr the Of certain specified
debts for the pryne'x such oke other creditors of the
said W. u Min', not particularly desiynated in the
deed as shall be safed TO the security therein
eyered and hdH not suits at tdr equity
the recovery Of their rsspece cian' And whereas the
property conveyed by the said decd having been
greeaby to tho directions thereof and the said specific
debts having been satisfied out Of the proeeeds-a cre
tors entitled under the above rected provisions Of the
deed TO participate in the surplus arising from the
t2e said property, arc hereby notified produce their
claims ON or before the 30h day of the month June
authenticated in such manner that difficulty can a
rise either on The score of validity or conformity
condition expressed in the said deed in order that final
dividend may be mnde, the la payment due on
the sale of the above mentioned property shall
JAMES BROWN, Jr, p
Nays. IG-,sOtby
A LII persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM
"a deceased, are requested 10 make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
fJohn Graham, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-19

Tao e-rcriu-n, is wcr IN ,.i as ire pr,ec,s all oliy
cost little labor every farm In the country, tits presumed,
being pientfully stocked with 6gAt-stood. lRsp.
FOURTH OF JULY.
Appearances are In favor Of splendid celebration OF
the approaching anniversary Of American Indcpc--
dencc Throughout the republic perceive the busy
note of preparation" We proud observe that in
the city ofRichmond where OF late years much apathy
was manifested, the day will be observed with than
ordinary parade Two public spirited volunteer compa-
nies OF that city ube cavalry, commanded iy captain
pouihat and the Light Infantry Blues undcrcapt Fnncy
have invited the Light Infantry Companies of Nor
folk thc Juniors and independents commanded by
Captains Gait and Cspron) together With the officers ofthe
United States ships GUERRERO Congress, John Adams
and United States and also the officers attached the
Navy Yard, ut Norfolk, splendid entertainment
given ON the occasion Invitations have given
the Manchester cavalry and Of the citizens CT
~ 10 participate in the feast Of and soun
anticipated the occasion. An to be deli
Nered in the hall Of the house of deegaicsThisis
should be- Example every thngand rejoice that the
her feelings on this suspicious day. TIJ.
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Board OF Pubic W0rS.s.

I1UuFU TFUThS.
A CALLED MEETING Of the President and Director.
OF the Board OF Public Works, will place at the
capitol IN hS city, on Wednesday, the Goth day of June
next. Punctua attendance is requested.
By order Of the President.
BERNARD PEYTON.
Secretary of the Board of Public Works.
March So IoS-,5r,