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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
IN SENATE

The following engro5sed bills were severay
read third time, passed and sent TO the House
oil Representatives for concurrence viz:
\ bill TO amend the charter of the bank of
the United States;
a bill supplemented TO the act authorizing
the disposal of certain lots of public ground in
the city of New Orleans, and town oil Mobile :;
A bill TO define admiralty Jurisdiction and
a bill for the relief of James H. Clark.
Mr. PARROTT presented memorial from
sundry merchants and ship-ownrrs of Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, recommending To
Congress an adherence to the restrictive sys-
tenn until the effect intended thereby be pro-
duced in the policy of foreign nations which
memorial was ordered 10 be printed and re-
ierred TO the Committee on Foreign Relations.
message was received from the President
OF the United States, transmitting the infor-
nation requested by resolution of the Sc
nate of the 29th of January, relative to the
number of officers and soldiers of Virginia, of
the continental line, in the revolutionary war,
the quantity OF land allowed to each, sc. &c.
which message was read.
A message was also received from the
President of the United States, transmitting
supplemental report from VIM Lambert, Of
observations made to ascertain the longitude
of the capitol, and for the establishment of
first meridian for the United States which
message was read.
RESTRICTIVE SYSTEM.
Mr.. KING of New York, fronl the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations to which had been
referred, "A memorial from South Carolina and
one from Baltimore, praying repeal of the
restrictions on the West India trade made
report yindicating at considerable length the
expediency and policy of the restrictive sys-
tenn, as regards the trade with the British
West Indies, and recommending that the com
mittee be discharged from the further consid-
Grafton of the subject.
The Senate then went into the considera-
ton of Executive business, and SO continued
until O'Clock when the Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19

BosTON, March 3.--We regret TO announce
the severe loss that has befaena 1ourishinr
and useful institution, mentioned in the fol-
lowing extract ola letter TO the Editor, dated
" Portland March yesterday afternoon.
March 5th) the principal building of Bow
doin College was destroyed by fire IT was
BRICK building erected in 1907, four stories
high, and about one hundred feet long. The
FIRE appeared to have taken in one of the
rooms OF the upper story during he hour of
Professor Cleaveand's Lecture. One or two
valuable libraries kept in the building. were
probably saved. The walls are falling i'm
Since receiving the above, we have seen
gentleman from Brunswick, who informs that
the FIRE took in north west corner room
that brisk wind blew from the north west,
and that when the fire was discovered, the
room could not be safely entered, and the fire
being communicated to the garrett and roof
was soon driven by the wind 10 AL parts Of
the building. Two society libraries were pre-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
District of Columbia,
Alexandria County, 10 1Dit.
May Term, 1922,
24th Day.
IN CHANCERY

Jonah Thompson accompaniment.
AGAINST
Thomas Hickman and Moses Gibson de-
tendants.-
TIME defendant Thomas Hickman not
4 having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statute and
rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, upon athdavlt
filed, that the said defendant, Thomas
Hickman, is not an inhabitant OF the Dis
lrict of Columbia; on motion OF the Com
plainant by his Counsel. it is ordered that,
the said defendant Thomas Hickman, do
appear here on the first day OF sext Nov
ember term, and enter his appearance to
this suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the Court, and that the otb-
er defendant, Moses Gibson, do not pay
away, convey or secrete the debts by him
owing to, or the estate or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent deten-
dant Thomas Hickman, until the further
order or decree of this Court, and that
copy of this order be forthwith published
for tao months successaUety in one OF the
public newspapers published in this Coun-
ty, and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse of said Coun-
ty.-(A copy
Feste, EDM. |. LEE, I. Z.
June % I'm
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Lemons, Whiskey, SC.

Lemons, Whiskey, &c.
GAMUEL MESSEkSMlTH has in
- store, and Offers Tor safe on accommo-
dating terms,
ll6 Boxes Sicily lemons
300 Barrels Baltimore whiskey
2Pipes Holland gin
2Hhds 8 pipes Antigua rum
$500 lbs. prime green Laguira 4 Havana
coffee
Goo lbs St. Domingo ditto,
8 Hh,is.& 6bls muscovado sugar .
III Hhds superior retailing molasses
Ia Chests s chests \ gunpowder and
l8 ten catty boxes two imp. teas carg's.
boxes containing 40 { Beaver. Hun
z 10. canisters. tress, Savannah.
Give cstty DO xes Imperial do
boxes, hall hoxe: bakeisNo l&2 cboc-
olate; boxes Baltimore No |, 2 & 3do.
IS Boxes muscstel raisins
80 boxes mould !. dipt candles
A few boxes sperm. ditto
10 halt or. casks Sicily
IL do do Canary H.
6 do do CoIminar "'"e'
IA do do Malaga
so Bis mess and prime pork
80 do No | shad
40 Bundles sugar loaf paper
10 do binders boards
Wrapping g. Kentish cap paper
10 Cases fresh oil in TASKS represen-
Ted in fine order.
june 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29

Spring Goods.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
THE FOURTH OF JUL.

yT,HE subscriber very respectfully pre-.
l SCENTS his most grateful thanks to the
l.dies and gentlemen OF the town. TOR the
i;horsl encouragement they have hitherto
hson nleased to afford him, and trusts that
- erertiops 10 merit a continuance OF
4aeir layors, will meet with appreciation
snJ success. He intends, on the evening
Of the 9TH, to exhibit his shop splendldiy
Illuminated by three hundred lamps, OF
oor;on, colors, ornamented with testoons
Of flowers, and other embellishments OF SIM
gniar construction and novel elegance.
Among the numerous decorations OF his
rooms he will exhibit striking llkenesses
Of the FIVE Presidents of the United States,
sYpcu,ed by the first American Artists ; al
so lust received from Paris, by gentle.
man direct from that city, a splendid set OF
epgrayings, containing large llkenesses OF
MARIE ANNE ELIZA, soeur de Ma
noIeoo le Grand, Grande Duchesse, ayant
l. Government General des Departments
Louis NAPOLEON, Roi des Hol-
lande. Contestable de l'emPlre FTancalse.
S. A. T. LIE PRINCE EUGENE Ma
POLEON, Archichancheler d'etat de
l'emujre Francois, Vice Roy, d'italie ct
Prince de Venice. -,
d. JOSEPH NAPOLEON, Roi d'Es-
pagn Ell des Indies, Grand Elec'eur de
PEmpre Francois.
JEROME NAPOLEON, Roi de Vest
ialie, ,r
,ogether with number OF other portraits
and paintings, Every delicacy which Ell
Their nature or art can afford, will be prepa-
red red TOR the qualification Of his visitors j;
fruits ofevery description. ines, cordials,
creams. cakes, ices, and other Injuries in
abundance. And. on that happy day,
which awakeus the gay hilarity'ot soul IN
every American bosom, when all is cheer.
tuIness and smiles, he humbly trusts that
bis unwearied exertions TO contribute some
portion to the pubkc amusement will meet
An appropriate reward.
JOHN HEPBURN.
inne 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
s. Arell MarsteIler

ID AS on hand Is casks (three dozen
H each) very superior Madeira wine.
upwards OF ten years old. and FIVE years IN
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District of Columbia.
alexandria Coiintv 10 ait.
May Term, 1899.
cath Day !
IN CHANCERY.

Robert P. Neutrality-suspicious.
AGAINST
Thomas Cox aud Smithey Deacons-De-
PENDANTS -
ENHE defendant Thomas Cox, not hav-
3 ing entered his appearance and Civ
on security according to the Statute and
the rules Of this Court, and II appearing to
the satisfaction OF the Court, upon atfda-
vii filed, that the said defendant. Thomas
Cox, is not an inhabitart of the District OF
Columbia; on motion OF the said complain
ant, by his Counsel, it is ordered, that the
said Thomss Cox, do appear here on the
hrst day of next November term, and en-
ter bis appearance to this suit, and give
security tor performing the DEGREES CT the
Court, and that the other defendant, Smi-
they Deacons, do.not pay away, convey,
Cisecrete, the debts by him owing to, or
Inc estate OF effects 10 bis hands belonging
20 the said absent defendant Thomas Cox,
until the further order or decree of this
Eourt, and that copy of this order be
;orIhwhh published for t1eo months success
rely IN one al the public newspapers pub
lshed in this County, and that another
SSoopy De posted at the front door OF the
COURTEOUS: of said County A copy,l
Teste, EDM. ]. LEE, {. {.
me SO 2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
Public Sale.

DuRSuANT to deed Of trust from
Il Benjamin Baden and Elizabeth his
wife, to me jor the purpose therein mem
toned, shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton on the premises, at 12 o'clock on
Friday, the 18th day OF July next, tene-
ment aud lot of ground on the north side
Of King street, and bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning on King street, one Du
dred and two feet. five inches to, the east
ward OF st. Asaph street; thence east on
King street, 95 feet, thence northwardly
parallel to ST. Asaph street,. 1873 feet,
thence westwardly, parallel 10 King streets
25 feet thence with strait line to the
beginning, which said lot OF ground is sub
ice! to an annual ground rent in lee of SO
dollars and 80 cents. The terms will be-
made known on the day of SALE.
1. P. THOMPSON, Trustee.
June 10 IS
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Washington Society.

Washington Society.
YyHE members Of the Washington So
i ciety Of Alexandra, are hereby NO.
tilted Ihata meeting Of nd Society, will
be held at Clagett's Hotel, on Thursday,
the 4th July next, at 10 o'clock. The So
ciety will move in proce ssion, at L. o.
clock, to St. Paul's Church, were an
OR.aIIO,N
Will be delivered by Charles Carter Lee,
Esq. one oil its members.
c. P. THOMPSON, Sec.
june Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
Public Sale.

uDllC Sdlc,
DURSUANT to deed of trust from A.
i mos Fox, and Lucy his wife. to the
subscribers, dated the 22d. day Of March.
1918, to secure the payment Of a sum Of
money therein mentioned, we will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises
Tor cash, on Saturday the 9Th day Of Ju.
ly next, a certain tract or parcel OF land
in The county of Fairfax, and State OF Vir-
giDia, lying on Difficult run, about two
miles from the court house, containing ZIG
acres more or less, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient TO satisfy the conditions
and purposes for which said deed Of trust
was made. On this farm, which is OF good
quality, there is convenient dwelling
house, mill for manufacturing flour, saw
mill, still house, and many other useful
houses and improvements.
JOHN MOORE, n
GEO. w. HUNTER, 1'1''.
june 81 lawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
Charles Bennett,

HAS received and offers Tor sale by
l. wholesale,
cases Irish linens, remarkably zap
i, do GA IA ga ga & 1914 diaper and
damask
Ga corded and colored muslins
Cambria muslihs, OF various qualities
London ginghams, null null muslins
Russia and Irish sheetings
Flag Bandanna bbdkls. very sup City.
Hirsts Black, and navy blue Imperial
Saxon cloth
Seine and sewing Irvine,
Patent shoe and coloured threads
Gentlemen's doeskin and Beaver gloves
may iawow
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
NOTICE.
:$25 REWARD.

SS0 Ia "a w AhD'
- AN away from the subscriber on Mon
AZ day night last, an apprentice to me me
bricklaying business, named JooEfH
DUDLEY between 10 and 2oyearss OF age,
about 5 feet or 6 inches high OF bro IN
complexion; thick set, inclined to stoop
little and swings his arms very much when
walking. Took with him drab coatee
and pan;aloons panta'oons and rouhu,
about of Russia sheeting, a blue striped
domestic vest, and black tur hat little
worn. All persons are cautione! against
harboring OF employing him, as the law
will be strictly enforced against such as
NAV. The above reward will be given
on experiencing and lodging him in Jail.
~ ROBT. BROCKET.
;,,aos St.
The Winchester papers will insert the a
hove three times.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
ALSO.

casks (tbree dozen EACH very superior
alalmsey Madeira, upwards oil seventeen
years Old, Those wines are not surpassed
~ quality by any Sin the US. Also, g
lew pieces india hoor mating. 4 wide.
luGe %
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A House and, Lot For Sale.

|ON Friday, the 5tb Of July next at ten
~ o'clock IN the forenoon, al the pre-.
misses. pursuant 10 decree of the 25th day
of May term OF the Honorable the Circuit
Court OF the county of Alexandria. D. Z,
will be sold TO the highest bidder, house
and lot situate on the south side Of Wilkes
street, between Pitt and Royal streets. in
the town of Alexandra. The Lofts 81 feet
front on Wilkes street, and runs back l2O
feet, and has on it two story framed dwell
ling house, with kitchen, &c. The terms
are One half cash, and the balance at tour
months.
JOHN NEIL,
june 20 Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VJRGLN'L9

Inc numbers, which have appeared i'm the
Enquirer under the signatures of +" Tell" and
CINcINNATUs," on the subject of the idle
waste of the public revenue by means of long
and useless sessions of the legislature, are adj
dressed to your particular attention. | have
read them with much pleasure, and rejoice
that these crying abuses have at length attract
ed some notice. Your silence heretofore is no
evidence of your satisfaction with the course
pursued by your public agents. The "eager
bidders at the auction of popularity" NAV in
vain attempt to plead this as an excuse. FIR
failing to reform an abuse of which they will
doubtless tell you they have been long sensi-
ole but which 1t was impossible for an in
diyidual or a few individuals to remedy.
rejoice, fellow citizens, that bold and in
dependent anlmadversions have, at length
been made upon this subiect-and trust that
the conductors of the public papers in this
state will lend their assistance in the GOOD
work. | deprecate the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the
press; but its freedom is essential TO the pre
servation of our liberties. Whenever this
great palladium of our rights shall he prost-
tuted to mercenary, tiine-serving policy,
mantle of darkness will be thrown over the
conduct of the public servants-the conse
quences may be easily foretold. It is not nv
object to please or to fatter men in power
W. "'h oStuot'N ~ any mOtlNe connected
with seiE am not an ofiice-bolder: nor
would accept any Office in the gift of the le
glslature. Neither am a member of that
body, nor do wish TO become one. am a
plain man sincerely attached To- Our republican
institutions-butI am at war with The selfish
and slOvenly manner in which they are some
times administered. AS one of the body Of
the people, as one whose interests are identi-
fed with your own, in every respect, and
whose sole object is the common benefit of
the republic, beg leave to address you-and
hope that may be heard for my cause"
throw myself upon your candour, patriotism.
and that high sense of integrity which has SO
long proudly distinguished the people of my
native state. may be denounced by that
miserable clan who worship at the altar of
power and popularity; but hope to receive.
At least, the cOuntenance Of the disinferestcd
of every cass--cycn of the legislature itself.
You have already been told Of the wasteful
expenditures Of the public treasury, in the
annual expenses Of the General Assembly.
The ld;c long and uDprsGlahle session. IS said.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

dependents a laudable cxsmpIcj) IL tie ,cosi
active operation upon spare of Two and II
half acres of ground presented scene at
once interesting and beautiful. The Cup was
awarded to Jonathan Bintord, a member of
the Society OF Friends, agc. about 80. The
plough hr used was Woods No. 3, and he
completed his quarter acre with ease in 525
minutes.
Mr.. Gary keeper of the Oaks provided
refreshments and good dinner on the ground.
In the evening, trial of skill tnnk place a.
mong the slaves, and four premiums were
awarded.
This 1--WE believe) is the Grst exhibition of
the kind in Virginia (; but we hope it will be
succeeded by many similar ones. Nothing can
tend so eifectually as contests Of this nature,
TO excite a spirit of emulation among farmers.
Our readers will bear in mind, that on the eth
inst. Ploughing Match is to take place i, the
county of Surry. Petersburg Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE

Plous:ag match .cui .. t.r "a, III llo,s,. "a
Smry county, 90 "Wednesday 27ti of Aiarc, n, a,
When the following PIi1c> for pion,i sill DC oirrs
by the Snrry Agricultural Socieiy-yiz.
Isl Prize Silver Cup, (cost = 80 O,l engraved with a.,
ar"priae agricultural emblem device rd nscriu,
20 ne awarded To TIE successful competitor in tnulA
2o Fr,>fhe first choice or siaec horse fhi
'Mng ig TO be awarded To the best performer ia
single horse pnuglihg mattel.
Sr.' ne rcoaining pioug'io 10 awarded 20 ti.e
second be' / n rrer IN the sieie har.r match.
AZ p~rrs residing in . emitted to etpr .l
match hpi none iu, n'ier a,afy i, III bp net ,,i-
Society. -''
Zach nhNidna' wishing bc-cr,c con,rr,;so- r,ns-
nan" IN us han" IN nsiorein, intt,h in which
ne WI contend ard ;he knd fD"gi be viii us~ 4,
VI rch next. " 800 ~ -' Va
the dan. =" - 'S-' N
~ order Of the Sorry gricul:araI Society.
VI VI. SANbOLpti,
Aft'tib. DAVIS.
hiCiiO. =. EDWARDS. Ccmrr,,t,r
RIglif. EpCKE
WA. ~. FINCH
Surrr County. Feb 2f,i. 1922.
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PLOUGHlNG MATCH

On Thursday last, we witnessed in the
county ofPrince George, an interesting con.
test fora prize Cup, awarded to the best
pIoughman, by the county Agricultural Socic-
ty. The cup was Of the value of $50, with
an appropriate inscription. The lists were
made free to all Citizens Of the county, and TO
all members of the United Agricultural Socie-
ties. On the previous Saturday, committee
appointed by the Society, attended at The
County Poor House for the purpose of mark
ing out the ground. Ten lots of quarter
acre each were allotted to the same number
OF competitors, who before that day had given
IN their names.
On the morning Of the day Of trial, about II
O'Clock, the Ploughmen met upon the ground /:
soon alter which the spectators bpgan to as
semble. The former consisted chiefly of pro-
Prietors of farms the latter, perhaps $50 in
number, were composed Of citizens of Prince
George, the counties adjoining, and of this
town.
The Judges Of the match were selected bv
the committee Of the society from the specta
tors on the ground. All the arrangements
being completed, the Ploughing commenced
about 10 O'Clock. We scarcely ever witnessed
more animating spectacle. Ten pIoughs Of
the most approved construction, drawn by Sc
lect tea'ps, and held by gentlemen fthe coun-
'y' Thereby exhibiting % their laborers and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
RICHMOND. MARCH %. I89g-
TO THE EDITORS.

House of Representatives, 10 o'clock, Tuesday.
"The committee of foreign relations have
this moment unanimously reported in favor of
the recognition of South American Indepen-
dence. They say it isjust and erpedisnt to do
this, in relation to the several nations of Span
ish America, without any reference to the d.
versity in the forms of their governments, and
they recommend the adoption of two resolu-
tions-one in favor of recognition, and the
other, directing the Committee Of WAYS and
Means TO report bill appropriating S 100, 900
to enable the President to give effect to such
recognition"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
GRANDDAUGHTER

~ $50 49, coMNUNICATFU.
iricd his life IN the 9Th inst; neshlor,ood OF
rsdHS his -nh"rsi in The 2eth wear oi her ace Ms
~ ~. NJ HooLfcIN WORTH AN, wife uf Nj. Elliott
Noi,han and 'Ngier OF STR Richard Bridges of Caroline
count va She lived in bad health many wears before
u'- "er lhst sickness short, but SEVERE
>he was woman ofFrent worand has left disconso-
i',e ngShanu To mourn his irreparahle hiss.
, SUNDAY last al his fathers residence near Richmond,
US. L; "iLK ERSON, in the Glt wear of hi- age. at
~; sere lines at nine DAYS. orcasiorpd bv fail from
80 - 20 ,i"se who knew the decreased II Is needless
NJ, "ucr ~ y rs beloved, bow much he is smcnet
~ an aectonaie father and r1oiher can tell The dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

ht creditors Of " HItiGI%RCTIii1 " ipiiy:i.u
nnH ihc crrcis rs Of Tho atr firm of IN * lI,f;Ix
i'i w are hereby notified shat The said I,c
man, oN o'ed dacd on the I5ih dax Of Ar,.i 1874 s,d ~
" ~ W." county court uf Campbell, has cnn,oyel IL, tt
T' 'r "toe OF his individual stale and hi. ;pfo,
N ilrrfSHp lropcrtt. effect. aud deiiS of NJ 10 firm
Wv rms ."bnam. in trusi. for ihc faI,sing
'" j. ' say in hr first place irti,idusi e.tat
on t Sl Jesse iiggiui ntlaui df.rargr br .ri ,s
~ "iH h'idft' IL she vii ftr extend and II
"'''D tPWinn rc sHnc "grseaLlg aunpnte Of ter
I>pece rl'tne amongst Us Individual crc:ilers or .,rf
=" Inc" ~ siHi within eight mouths nrsf ensnn ii rt.
q" r s'"l her3 hy deco srquit release and di. m ill.,,
S 'c'," i-" 'ulLgn from oli rf. ,f;i, ON arc,f
=" ~ u-" ~ ihcrl u case lie SAIL ~ li Jrsj s,,f ~ E
@ ''''' ln 'hf s'tddcrt con'"yr WHEN app rtc, and
wv "'" pr'V1ni 70 ihc provisions nf ai ieo, giai h..
,Hi''l J." dclar"e me s1ue: AID IN tue serord MACE
he interest Of the sai'i Jesse in tc
uf' '"'ci' and debi' of tie sid fiul of Ena iiig-
H HFthI '>Hisot the said Jesse in e3,d decd c,r,.i
i'f i'' hgiug hcrcout the debts due by te ,a;t To-
"'' 10 the payment of the dcis duo from fbs .,if
I" ' "i,S i'ce 'rhotb m, II TIC sarrc win .e er
arg not, To- apPor,io tie same agreeable. 10 tie
on iheir picti'r ris1s aiung.t the iicrs ~
t N'" irn or such of them sil vftjn rpf monte
'-ctrg the date &C tha drcti af,rce,id i,y t.rd o
ard di'cnrgc the said Jc.,c Ui,arhntlnr, from e
iiv on account of their r,spccii rairs nc,ret
' lrn ~ case the iunds convened u .ie dcr, Gr ne
l mem r0n when arYrnrfinrG and -fiord i,rn-
chIt"e the ,.ne. " " '"''' y" us
Iho attention OF those Interested is c,rrcs,i, and ;,
"laieN in'icd 70 thc .ntirct 0f i,is notice
NH IS, shf"OJa SCOTT, Aciirc Trustee
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