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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-27
From the American Farmer.

Cabbage p!ants-h0O 6esi raised.
A very erroneous practice has long pre-
vailed with respect to tho method OF ProPo-
gazing cabbage plants; and although may
be laughed at by experienced gardeners, (for
don't profess to be o nice gardner,) tor In
Dova,ing on their pterogauve snii l VIII
venture to suggest mode which | believe
all will approve after trying II.
The common practice has been to SOW
cabbage seeds on very rich ground, In order
to have early plants, and maoy estimate Tho
value Of their plants Tor trsnsplan'ing, IN pro-
portion TO their large size--but do not.
lfyou SOW your seeds early, on very rich
ground they progress rapidly; and IT sown
taick, as is commonly the case, soon acquire
a small slim stem, and small top--and 1t
sown thin, they will be too large 10 transplant
before the proper time, for winter crop.
II you SOW your seeds late in the spring,
you eanno, be certain OF succeeding. The
plants as soon as they appear above gronnd,
are frequently destroyed by small black h;a
especially If tho wea,heI proves dry, and i, is
difficult to preserve hem. have tried many
remedies without success.
Some years ago. aftor had sown large
bed of cabbage seed. carly in the spring |
determined TO procure variety, and from
the seed stores l was furnished with eight OF
ten different sorts-they did not come TO
hand as soon as expected, aud believe hoy
were sowo about the first Of Nay, on rich
ground the season proved d'y, and as soon
rs they appeared above the ground, they were
destroyed by the asa. I entirely failed with
,hem and was obliged to have recourse to my
bed sown early in the season.
Instead Of sowing my cabbage seeds on
rich ground, havo several years past chosen
the poorest part of my garden, and sown my
seeds as early 10 the sp,ing As the 'os, would
admit. The continual moisture Of the spring
will soon cause cabbage seeds to vegetate
and grow on poor ground aHd the hea does
not often inlore them when sown early. IL
any u,e wsnIed tor early uaDsp'sn,ing, they
Can be, forced by sprlnklns small part OF
the bed with ley from around the manure
heap and u parton Of the plants can be thus
totred through the season, so as 10 havo
them of proper sizo at any time. Those on
the poor ground not manured soon acquired
dwariish appeat ammo, aud will remain 90 all
the season, unless watered and manured as
directed. or ran.plan,ed to rich ground, when
they will grow vigorously IL the season should
prove favorable.
l do not pteior to transplant large plants;
for small plants do not wiher and tsll so
much as large ones. I shall hereafter pur.
sue this method, and I ask others to Try it,
before they condemn The practice. A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-27

A letter from Washington says: The
Cabinet are unanimous, and the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations so also, in
recognizing the independence Of the
South American Colonies. 4"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-27


The departure OF the Minister Of
SpAIN from the seat Of government has
given rise to a good deal of conjecture in
the circles here. Some suppose he has
undertaken to take offence ior his gov
ermnent--ior he could not have any in.
structions from his government OH that
subiect-at the course which the Exec.
utive has proposed to adopt in regard to
the governments OF South America. II
the Minister should have done so, he
will nave assumed tn himself consider.
able responsibility, for the course of this
government towards Spain has ever been
one OF perfect amity, and yet isso. We
therefore suppose, that this visit to Phi
ladelphia has really no diplomatic object
in il. Nat. I1feilipeneer.
The body of a colored man ,amed
James Morse, was taken out Of the water,
near South Boston Bridge, on Tuesday
last. He h'd been missing for some time
and when asst seen was supposed to be
somewhat desaRged.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-27

Colombia Republic A Caracas Ga
zette, received IN Baltimore, states, tat
Bolivar mad returned from Quito, after
securing the independence ofthat section
OF the Union. The people had declared
in favor OF complete separation from
Old Spain. A letter of subsequent
date announces the recapture OF Coro by
the patriots; that an expedition was fit
ing out to blockade Porto Csve!lo by
sea, and that Commodore Daniels was
appointed tu tahe lhc command.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Marshais Sale.

ENTlLL zoe sold on the premises for
w cash, on Saturday, the 4tb day OF
May next, at 10 O'Clock; all the right, til
tle and interest of AbieI HolbrOok, in and
70 the following lots of ground, with all
The improvements thereon, being IN the
Town OF Alexandria and District OF CO.
eumbia, one lot OF ground on Water street
"A feet 81 inches, extending back 1873
teet 3 inches. Also one other lot OF ground
on Eayete alley, near the lumber yard
OF James Mcclure {. Co. supposed to be
oo feet by 90 feet. Also, one other lot
With brick house and all other improve
ments thereon, situated and fronting on
. a'rtax street 90 feet and extending back
,S2 feet. Also one other house and lot
Snd all other improvements thereon, ad.
'oinng the same and fronting on Fairfax
street 20 feet and running back to lot for.
merry owned by Thomas White, sc teet.
s;'So one other lot of ground lying on the
"ec,rgetown and Washington turnpike
.oaa' containing nearly two acres. Also
one other lot with brick house, and al
S'heF Improvements thereon, formerly &C.
copied by the President, Directors and
company OF he Bank of Alexandria, front"
ms cameron street IL feet g 3 inches,
inning back 90 fee. 8 inches Also one
v'uer lot with two story frame house
n1neFe0n, fronting on Alfred street, 81 feet
a. inches, running back Sc feet inches.
SlSI one other lot of ground situated and
anuins on Queen street 80 feet, and
.quaihs pack 100 feet TO an alley. Also
ane other lot lying between Alexandra
ana toe Poor House, near Mr.. Mande
me lot Also one other lot, with a two
S;;;"ly frame house thereon, situated on
IAN Sa@eE3n street, and binding thereon e2
see' ana running back 10 teet 7 inches to
o on sne5. Sold to satisfyslwo executions,
,s ,r :" tayoT OF d. ~ Ross, the other N
d. MINOR, D. M.
.o., For I, kinggold, Marshal.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

-, tried end contracted at Veg Or.
haa os "nS pAaDoHED by the President Of
t e. TT,..ted States +! ! They boosted OF
s I'd when Capt. II. asked Tor permis-
=, aI 10 come on deck TO take the ar; as
f'0" lbs almost sufocatsd IN tue holo, ihey
NC e, 80, II was not so hot or unComloIta-
10, sI.u &c the jail in New Orleans. Those
oie a. tweniy-one pirates, in less than fhir-
lone from the time they were noerated
New Orleans, were on board that yes
az md at their old trade. Many OF them
mid c AIT. Fl. that it was their Captains
;ntention. when he hrst started on Inc
'.r'.;ye TO murder all hands OF every yes
eel he took, but that his heart failed him.
So il appears tina: the captain could not
ebed blood, but from his extreme human
~, be thoug ht it much better TO put them
IN desolale Sand Key, and leave them to
finger away by hunger and thirst.
This statement ought TO be published IN
every paper from Maine TO the Misslssippi,
that we may not hereafter learn OF any
more pirates being pardoned. HEMP IS the
only sfectual cure for the piratical dis
IsmpeT.
We are authorised to announce to the voters
ofthe Congressional District, composed of the
Counties of St. Mary's, Charles and Calvert
Maryland, that
THOMAS BLACKSTONE, Esq.
will be candidate for their saffrages at the en-
suing eleetion
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Dissolution sc Co-Partner-
shin.

SHIT.
TyHIS DAY, Allison 4. Wilkinson thro'
A mutual consent, have dissolved co.
partnership. The business hereafter will
be conducted by George b. Wilkinson
All persons indebted to the firm are re-.
quested to make immediate payment; and
all those who have claims will exhibit
their accounts to the subscriber, who is
fully authorized to settle the business OF
the concern, GEO. B. WILKINSON.
april st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Napoleon BOnaparte.

LIS real portrait, drawn BY the famous
L L Appiani painter of the Emperor, for
the Senate, IN whose chamber it was plac-
ed, when he was crowned at Milan, exhl-
biting most striking resemblance OF that
astonishing man, in great costume and de-
corations.
This portrait is the work of the greatest
painter, whose tame rivals that OF the most
famous painter of antiquity, and to pay
tribute to excellence is only what Justice
requires.
No portrait equal in execution, was ever
presented to the American Public.
10 be ~een till the 18th April, and no
longer, at Mr.. J. Hepburn's Confectiona-
ry Store, KING street, Alexandria. :.
fsr Abundance rs cents, Children half
price.
Likewise for Sale, Music
for all kinds of instruments, particularly
for the piano forte, guitar, violin, songs,
last received from Italy, from the best au-
thors, at the very lowest prices.
april 2 81"
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
DR.. Parish.

HAS removed his Office to the house on
4 4 Prince street, adjoining the house
lately occupied by Dr.. Fitzhugh as an Of
fee. april 2-6t
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
april 4
Notice.

GHARLES T. STUART, Attorney at
" Law, will practice in the District oil
Columbia, & in Prince Georges 4 Charles
counties, Maryland. He will also CONT
nue. to practice in King George, Virginia,
i few months. His Office is on King st.
Alexandria, adjoining the dwelling house
Of Newton Keene, esq.
april 6t
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Black Smith Business.

EJIUCh OIIIfCH IuCRzLOD Ut
TIME subscriber wishes to asGuaint his
Il friends aud the public that he has
commenced the above line o. BUSINESS at
the corner of Cameron and Pitt streets, on
the most reasonable terms. ALSO
HORSE SHOEING,
at the lowest prices, and in the neatest
manner.
JEREMIAH McMAHAN.
anri Q
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
District of Columbia,

Aleranaria County, to Ait:
November Term, 1921, 3lst day.
IN CHANCERY.
Romulus Riggs g. others -Complainants.
AGAINST
Thomas Swami, Colin Aud, and Edmund
l.. Lee, and the Merchants Bank of Alex
andria, and Observation-Disclosures.
The defendants, the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandra, the Bank of Washington,
the Bank OF the Metropolis, the Patrio tic
Bank, and the Central Bank of George
town and Washington, appeared, by Wal.
ter Jones, their solicitor, and by consent
OF the plaintiffs, and OF the several de-
PENDANTS to this suit, including the Banks
IN the bill named, as claiming preference,
it is ordered, That the trustees, Swami,
Aud and Lee, do proceed to make sale
OF all the property, debts and effects,
claimed or held by them as trustees under
the said assignment in the bill mentioned,
or which may, in any manner. have arisen
from the property and effects SO assigned,
upon the terms and in tbs manner provid-
ed in the order made in this cause on the
18th day of May, 1919; and that they
bring the proceeds thereof into court, TO
be subject to their final order and decree,
as directed by said order. 1t is further
ordered, That the said trustees do, after
making said sale, report to this court full
account of all their transactions under the
said deed of trust, showing the nett amount
of disposable funds remaining in their
hands subject to the trusts declared by
said deed, and showing also the amount
of claims made upon them by creditors Of
said Bank, and stating, as tar as may be
in their power, the validity of such claims.
And this suit abates as TO James II. Dula-
ny, by his death, and is dismissed as to
John A. Stewart. "A copy.)
Teste. EDM. |. LEE, 4. L.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
For Sale,
4 mo 9
Six Gents Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber in
III February last, an indented appren-
tice, named Joseph RO5sy, about Is years
of age. The above reward will be paid
10, experimenting SAID apprentice and de-
l;yering him to me. "
SAMUEL HATTERSLAY.
april 81
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
MARINE LIST,
COPIED FROM THE
READING-ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 5.

ARRIVED,
Sch Mary Motif, 48 hours from Balti'
more, full freight to merchants OF the
District.
Brig Clio, Morrell, days from Saco,
white pine boards, to VIM. Fowle y 20.
Schr. Mis,ic, -, from East Florida,
live oak timber, for the Navy Yard, Wash.
ington.
Steam Boat Potomac, Middleton, from
Norfolk, with passengers. The T. was
detained under n Point, by violent
gale from the n w. during the whole OF
Monday and until Tuesday forenoon. Saw
QUE ship and one brig at anchor under n
ney Point.
SAILED,
Brig Dove, Johnston, Bermuda.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
GEOGRAPHY.

TIME subscriber. teacher OF Geography
4 by the projection Of maps, will com
mence his school al this place on
Monday, the 1st day Of Aprit,
in the room adjoining the Mayors Office,
at the corner of Washington and King
streets. Those who feel disposed to pa.
tronize this school, are solicited to call at
the Washington Tavern, where they can
see specimen of this important science.
The hours of business will be from eight
in the morning to six in the evening, eve.
~ day in succession until the course shall
be complete. ~
Those who place themselves under bis
instruction will draft the following maps.
on paper 90 by "a inches, and If proper
attention be given will obtain good
knowledge of the same; viz: United States
Europe, Asia, Africa, North America,
South America, and the Hemispheres.
Not more than three weeks constant at
tention will be necessary to acquire by
this method, a familiar knowledge of eve
ry country on the globe. The maps, if
made with care, will be of as much value
TO the scholar as the amount Of tuition
Scholars will not fail to be much improved
in pehmanship
TERMS-Ten dollars for the course,
including every necessary article, as
drawing paper, paints, quilts, pencils, In
dia rubber, use of atlas, dividers, &c
payable at the expiration of the course.
FONTAiNE PETTlS.
march 80 st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

For Freight,
8M, The schr. BANGOR PACKET,
E8I. Small, master; carries about
1900 bbls. is an excellent vessel in COM
plete order and will be ready TO receive
cargo in ajfew days. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have for sale, said schooners cargo
OF
loo tons plaster paris
1900 feet merch lumber
90 bbls N. E. rum
10 No. Mackerel
Also for sale landing from schr. William,
from Charleston, & White Oak, from
Boston, .
30 terces fresh rice of superior quail
ity
l39 casks OF nails assorted sizes
march %
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
For Boston,

sAS> THE schr. MARCIA, capt. Ma.
49, 50, nearly new vessel, is now load
Ing. s. will take some freight on moderate
terms. Apply to VIM. FOWLE eco.
For Freight,
SA THE good brig OLlO. capt Nor.
& rill, carries about 1900 barrels, will
be ready for cargo in a few days.
For sale, said briggs cargo, of
loo, 600 feet of clear merchantaDle boards
and joist. Apply as above.
april 4
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Information Wanted.

~ Of the sloop PEARCE, of Bal
gilmore, of 81 tons, flush deck,
new mast, and boom. and no topmast,
sails made of cotton canvass, and nearly
new, commanded by capt. David Lamb, a
slender man, sandy complexion, and large
red whiskers; also hand named Jane,
Peak, likewise dark negro man, short,
and thick made. Said sloop and hands
left the Washington Navy Yard, 18th Of
December, for Baltimore, and has not been
heard Of since. Any information respect
Jog said sloop, or hands, will be thankful
j. received by their friends and relations.
and compensation for saving the sloop will
be paid. Apply to
ALLEN DORSEY,
lO4, Smiths wharf
Baltimore. Ath Marsh,
nsreh IL c!TeosT
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
To Rent.

nN reasonable terms, and immediate
Opossession given: large and elegant
.wo story frame dwelling house, adjoining
Mr.. James McGuire's, on Royal street, IL
has attached to it small garden, stable,
&c. IN good repair For further PaFsicu'
lars. ioquire OF the Printer,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

IN pursuance the foregoing order, and
LOT the order of 18th May, 1919, therein
mentioned. at the merchants COTE e
House, in the town of Alexandra, on So
tnrdoy the first day Of June neat, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. we shall sell, by public
auction, all the property, debts and effects
conveyed 10, or in any manner vested in US
as trustees Of the late Merchants Bank of
fourth part OF the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash, and the
residue in three equal instalments a;6, IL
and 8 montsh, TO be secured by such good
and sufficient personal security, with a re.
served lien upon the premises, as we shall
deem. safe.
EDM. |. LEE, Trustees.
COLIN AULD, )
april 4 ow
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
SALES BY ALCTION.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, al 10 o'clock, A. n.
yNylLL be sold at the auction store q
wv variety OF goods among which ara
Sugar, Ist$ T. Cd quality
Woiasses
French brandy
Vinegar, cordial, wine
Rum, candles. soap
Mustard, feathers
Furniture Of every description
Also,
A large lot Of well assorted open queens
ware in parcels TO suit purchasers.
Also,
Cloths, cassimeres, calicoes
Cottons, German linens
Threads, cott0ns, &c. &c.
The above and many articles NOT named
may be seen al any time, and il not limit.
ed, may be purchased at private sale.
S. A. MAkSTELLER. Auct'r.
april 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18
DIED..

On Monday, the l4th inst. at the resi-
dence of her father, Col. George Minor o.
Fairfax county, Va. Miss MARIA MINOR.
in her 18th year, and on Tuesday. which
would have been her 18th birth day. she
was committed to the sarth.
The old and the inhrm sink into the
grave, and we marvel not. IL is the course
OF nature the weeds and the brambles OF
society are cut down and wilhered! why
should they cumoer the ground? But
hen youth, beauty, innocence and intel
ligence sink into the tomb, christian faith
alone can comprehend the design and
christian resignation Submit to The event
.'Early, bright, transient. .chaste as morning
dew ven.
She sparkled, was exhaled! and went to hea-
AT Baltimore, on Monday last, in the
74lh year OF his age, Robert Gilmor, Esq.
On Tuesday morning, Richardson Stu.
art in the 10th year OF his age.
On the same morning, George u. Pres
bury, ESQ. IN the 85th year o. lis age.
In the short space OF "a hour from Mon.
day noon, (says the Baltimore American
Baltimore has been deprived by deaIh of
three If its oldest i habitants.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18
SALES BY AUCTI0N
IuNic Sale.

~ - - - - [
On TUESDAY, atfO O'Clock,
.M7iLh be sold at The auction etofs =
w variety OF dry goods and groceries
among which ars
New Orleans Sugars, Muscovado dol
Malaga wine, Port do. molasses,
Vinegar, whisksy, cordial, mustvds
Mould candles, diptdo chocolate No. i,
Ginger, coffee, tea. cheese, sbedstsadst
Sideb0ards, tables, chs irss andirons,
Book cases and secretasie3 bnrsausy
Looking glasses, &c.
Also,
pieces fable diaper.
10 do furniture calico
80 bleached domestic
ebavIs. threads, cottons, shoes, hats.
Cloths, cassimsres, &c.
VA Be added 70 TSesday,s safe,
! a6rst rate I'd band GIG, with harness,
al III good order.
Also. withoufreserus,
On accounto of whom Il may concern,
! bags juniper berries. 3 boxes segars
Gin cases, pipes. &c
s. a. MARSTELLER. Auct.
ianJs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18

young, he is found each successive year
in a fresh cradle, where ne is WELCOMED
like a new BORN babe, with smiles anu
Kisses and caresses. And it time be SO
studious efappearances that he attempts
to palm off upon Us each lingerln.
fragment as All entire novelty, snail
we blame those of either sex who woula
conceal the ravages of age. 1t is a mis-
take to call Time old-he is not older than
the eartb-and the earth is fresh, and OIL
glnal now as when it sprung from the will
If the Almighty. lis seeds immortai-lts
resources exhaustless--i ITS fabric perfect
us progress unimpeded-lt preserves its
glorious path needless. and independent
of the creatures rational aud irrational who
dwell upon It's surface.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
laX The good schnr. PANOPE,
S&SR Nathan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms Apply to W. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
6 .ons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck of sup. qual'r
100 do do sheetings do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sbeetings
IL chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
90 casks tanner oil
50 bbls No. | Boston beef
10 do 2 do do
So tons plaster
dec IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given Tor the apprehension Of
anegro woma0.by the name OF
E;ffu

but assumes the name Of ANNE The
said negro made her escape from me 10
the month of October, she is : spare and
thin yisage woman, OF common height, .
dark mulatto about 26 years of age, for.
merry The property OF John Stewart. OF
Frederick County Nd She isuncommon.
~ artful, and no doubt will have free pa
pers: she is most likely to be about Alex
andria, Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given if taken 4
brought home, or secured in jail SO that
l get her again. WIN. BECKHAM.
dec 5 3tawlf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18
Public Sale.

a T 10 o'clock, on Saturday will be
"a sold at the confectionery shop o. John
Fleury on King street, all his stock in trade
consisting Of various kinds Of cordial and
bitters, show glasses, and all his manufatt
fury utensils. ALSO,
A quantity Of household 4 kitchen fur.
hitufe.
elegant ten plate stove 4. pipe, and .
variety Of other aTticles.--Terps OF sale
cash-no goods to be removed untikpsd
for. NIB. To salisfy three executions in
favor OF Z. Gardiner, and . distress for
rent. paid r. L. White.
ian II st*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18
Straw Cuttin. Machine.

IOHN H. LADD 4 Co. have lately
q received. aud now offer for sale ma
chimes of simple construction and easily
worked, for cutting straw, oats, hay, corn
blades, sc. they have been long used, aud
much approved in the eastern states
Farmers and others who make use OF cut
food for stock, would do we'll to call and
view tor themselves.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-18
twenty Dollars Reward.

r OST. on Wednesday morning last.
IL near the corner Of Duke and Union,
streets, an old red morocco pocket book,
very much worn containing between sou
40 dollars in bank notes, a ten OF which
was on the Valley Bank OF Leesburgb. the
others not recollected ; a check in favor Of
the subscriber, for 40 dollars on the Bank
of Potomac. with a variety Of other seryi.
ceable papers, and ship accounts
among The latter was one Of the brig Cos
lumbus. The above reward will be paid
for the recovery OF said pocket book or in
the same proportion Tor any par: that nay
be regained HENRY BAYME.
Corner Of Duke saa UnisnS tssiss
ian 10