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IRGINT.8 LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGs OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATE
Fridoy, Dec I2.-rhe engrosseJ hill 81 aurborisiue
n separate election in the county Of Hampshire" was
read 3d time and passed Also The engtossed bill
forming new countv, of paris Of The courhies Of
Monouealia and Harrison" (The new cuuuiy TO he
called Logan.)
Mr.. Bn,syer, from, The Committee oC Propositons
aud Grievances, reported Resolution Tor granting
the petition of Robert Boiling of Petersburg, win.
prays that the public tobacco warehnuse called Bel
bnsbrook, may I've discontInued.-Tbe House con-
Cured ~ this Resolution.
Mr.. Mallory, from the committee of Claims mad
report Of sundty resolutions Is, FOR placing Zach
ariah Hunt poor, old, aud inf M revolutionary SOL
Her, on the pc non lis and allowing small Tor
his present relief I'd, rrjecting the petion OF VIM
Carmack fnt compensation fnr cprfan military
services :--3i, rejecting the peiitiOn of William
McDDnald, deputy sheriff Of farewell county,
PRAYING he refunded 49, ,he amount of damage
recovered against the sheriff in the General Court
ind 4th, reircting the petifnn Of Samuel Hsrman,
lntmerly deputy sheriff ~ Brooke, praying 10 he re-
funded certain damages aud ilOwed eraiu c"mpen-
saIon The House cOncurretl IN these resolutions,
excerpt 'he 81, which on Mr. Georges motion was
lad upon The table.
Mr. Birckburp, from the Committee Tor Courts nj
Jnsgr. repaired resnu - H., fct diroJ cfpn
Sifah Moore from her husband CnariPs Moore 2 T.
for changing he surname al josiah Cowper 10 tia
nf Parker, his grandfather, josiah Parker, havins
devised considerable portion cf his estate Ia hin
upon ih'i condition The House concurred in lhes,
resolutions.
A petition WIS presented from John Baker for lh,
remission OF = iue imposed upon hin Nv the court t.
King G"otge county = nd The question heing pu
| rpnn iis relcfcrca determined 10 the negative
On mouon of NJ He,skill Of Lee, leave vas give
10 bring IA bill " establishing Two separaie cleo
uous ~ The cnnafy ol Lee"
| Pei,tions-ffom Jalntha L. Tolcr of Danyillc ~
y divorce from her husinud Wv B. EOlrt .---ftnr
John Sandetson and VIM Fen~irk, in behalf n
themselves and others sccrrifies for The late Ppniten
| tluy Ngeni for the wears 1921 and o. 10 ~ psru
| led 10 pay Nv nsiamenf- the amnuni OF jaJen,si
LII.
| ~ session uf he Conceal ConrI, fpr ihe sum
SJ0ti % the alleged deficit Of lie last two years =
itOm Caroline ~ Preston, w,rlnw and execuirix ,
the lats NJ jui Wa Preston ~ Louisville IN Kei
lucky, md nf hns executofs PRAYING ftr authority
sell two tracts of land IN Wybs aud Giles Tor n
payNent ~ his drb's ;--frum w Bozeman one
rive N0iioway trhe Of Indians, IN Southampton pra
iHg ftai small pnriiou of hrir undsposed Of las,
may he given 10 him ~ severaliv, or au equivalent
money ;--and from sundry Free Masons uf No
folk, prasmg foe n law % authorize them
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ANDREWS L jones'
North CnrOina Fannie ,4cnden11l

TEyHTS institution which during the present wear has been
located 10 WUfmrb0Touyh. will omen w OXFOH ~ on
The first Monday iu FelTrry The Principals have
heeu induced 90 change nf residence, With view a.
establishment where the premises will comfort
abs accommodate their pupils; and they altered the
lime Of commencing the scholastic YEAR for the cOnven
fence. ard o the general request pf their patrons.
The publ ipcte'i 10 Vsedf,-uoTk, Rtndn9, Uff-
ing. AhHsfic. Grrrr1r aud PAIRING Geography. Mpfho-
tocy Hi,ioyg Rsfts'trss, Naurei Phonyly ChyasfTy,
Bofany6 Autonomy.
The mr. board washing, and tuition IN AL the above
branches xfv dollars pee session yry9b IN aivcs.
Music, vocal AMI instrumental thirty dollars per
Is also taught Wy competent master.
The hr session w end early in Juiy the second IN De-
cenher. when tho oriy vacation m the takes place.
The system 81 education IS in all the departments radi-
ca by The aid ~ excellent apparatus the truths ~ Me-
'ura Philosophy. Chym.try and As;rohat ilustrs
ted eypermeniny, and thus rendered objects of
sense Thore six teacher confauty engageds three
excellent f7np tnss employed ~ the Musical depart
ment; and the models or Drawing and Painting, are nv
tnerous snd good.
Noe1pcnditsres allowed hut such authorized
nv Plrcufs GpHrdHu and the Principals determined
strictly enforce 'hc rule prohibiting hnery IN dress ~
summer, c0lpsred dresses and ~ winter worset
| SUIT, will always be WON bv the Young Ladies'
Az the pupils will board With The Principals. paw
4 strict attention their health, theft manners, their
fs The public aud private Offices ~ devosu ore reeu-
ltrly observed whilst every thing scctaran is carefully
avoided.
4 Each pppu Is expected N bring n coverfd pair II
sheets hankr end towels her use Otherwise
extH charge ~ 81 80 yer session viii be mndc
u When payment w advance cannot he made. approx
ed bonds viii IN I'll in.snres he eytcfcd
JOSEPH ANDREWS, 49,,
THOMAS p. JONES, ''"''P"N
Osfsrd GFrryiiis Co Nee. is2f sU-u7r
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~ould do. The reason OF this tvas obvions.-
Besides the arms in the hands of the soldiers
The influences nf the whole body az officers, i
WIS known, would he exerted in behalf of thri
chief.
Have we not need of the Roman precau
ton?
We have M dread of our 5000 men MOI
have we anv dread from the swords Of our 50
officers; hut their quilts mr.. m IRE pofeut than
swords IN those pracrim times and If distri
bnied through the STATES nm organized BODY oi
300 newspaper writer's, aud coffee bouse cleo
tinneerers. acting under one impulsinn, stimuli
taneousiy moving t"thr charge. hike 81 many
columns nfattack, they must of necessity make
deep and lasting impressions.
say 800. for II may be admitted that the
odd Al have conducted Themselves like off
GERS IN the S"rrice of their cOuptry during fhp
present canvass for their Presidency the 500
like nartizans IN the serrice of their m;iifory
chez. Instances and proofs are MT necessa
~ Ia he specified here; hui would mention
one, which from the Mature of the statements
against Mr.. Crawford, The time and place of
qualifications, and the distinguished name signed
To II, claims a distinction not due To the anuny-
NOUS eilusioDs streaming from many pres
SEES: speak OF memorial, that was publish
ed at Knoxville. Tennessee, on the eve nf the
late election, and thence through all the Ten
nessee papers, and most of those in the wes-
tern states.
II may he asked why amend the constiiu-
ton 10 divest the army candidates of their Of
fees and not the others
Answer: Because. the others have only
emp'oyments: the army candidates have com
mdnds: civil officers, as individuals, are often
much attached Ia their chiefs military sub
al'erns. from principle of devotion and obr-
dience. as n corps support their chief ia all his
aspirations; and, in fine, because Of ,chnt zoe
all nop see going on. PLUTARCH
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NOTIl,E-

TEIfiE subscriber being close all business
lang his Office, las designated cole cor) regnest
all persons wanting deeds for aBds sold the u s. Direct
Taxes call on Mr. Charles Workman, his Office nru
door the Office of Richard jeres. ESQ, Clerk NJ u
Couft,-for the same. WILLIAM ~. TAYLOR,
Designated Collector for the State
Decem'er 3. G2-fM 81 Virginia
IN CHANCERYs Al q Court held FOR Louisa coiiIv at
4 the Courthouse. Monday, December the 9Th, 1928
Meriwefher Thompson, RE.
de1iHd
william A. Thon,p-nn md Charles Themrsor. IT. ma
The defendant William, a. Thompson havinc entered
his appearance given security according the
rules NJ this court and u appearing the satisfaction
lion the plaintiff by counsel ordered that the said
defendant William A. Thompson do appear here on the
first day Of March court next and the plaintiffs
bill and thai copy nf this order ne forthwith Inserted
% the puDe newspapers printed IN the city
Richmond for eight weeks successvef and also posted
the front door ~ Courthouse of this county some
couri-day. oopy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, q. 9 .
Dec rs. 66-wew+
WAS romuneu To- the jtii sottor ay equity In July
w 1923, Runaway, Il dark mulauo ad about seven
teen eighteen years " age, with abushy head Of 0rd
stature and Of good counenance His hair
commonly loN his forehead, the left lcg uie smaleI
than the other and small the ANGLE Of tie leg
This fellow that he free and refers To Messrs. Lpc
keu aud Gee of Mecklenburg Va for proof Of The
Also, Was She said Jail ~ September. 1893
negro slave She property Of Thomas Wa Of Neck
eubnrg county Va. Billy. II s stated ihst this ~
low Is hireiing, that he will about Christmas, belong
Coz Philemon Holcosb % Amelia Owners hrre,,
notified that finley taken they viii he treated
he directs A. q. CAdFBRIL JsiiOr.
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VIEWS IN ALABAMA.
Cdhd,oba, November 26M, 1923.
TO DIG EpITMR Z


GENTLEMEN: Our Legislature convened on
the l1thinst. Here, also, as appears from the
papers"f your state. the Presidential question
IS a topic of much interest. have awaited
he meeting of our Assembly in the hope ui
ascerta'ning the sentiments of that body ut
The subject of the Presidency, with no SINAI
interest. The vote of Alabama has been "a
ven Ia three of the candidates, and so much
diversity appeared 10 exist, that il was i'm
possible to tell who was the strongest with the
people. The question is now, | think, settled
$" lar at least, as the sentiments of the Legis-
lature may hc taken as an indicaiio of pub
lie opinion. General Jackson win, without
doubt. receive the undivided vote of the state.
The friends of all the others, will mite upon
hum, IN opposition to Mr.. John Q. Adams
| Indeed, the latter gentleman is declining in
| pnhhc estimation most rapidly. So lnw is
| n" At present, that no one hardly dare avow
himself for him. Oui Legislature is compos
ed of II members, and have not heard on,.
of them avow himself The frrnd Of Mr. A.
MIR. Clay stands next TO Cen jackson both
h. and Mr.. Craw ford have n1any warm friend
In this state. The latter gentleman it is be-
i'eveC, however, canIn no event; unless the
contest should be between him and Mr.. A.
dams, receive the vote of Alabama. As To
the War candidate, although the hole cnun-
lIcan, he has no sort Of chance.
The Legislature ii is expected Nil make an
Expression of their will in some shape or other
ON the subject. Ynn will then w. able Ia test
the correctness of my speculatons
Mr.. Shipper from Huntingdon laid befnr,
the III. of X. Of Pennsylvania, on the 9th lnsr
a resolution, stating " that the magnnnmuus
declaration ofthe President of the IT, $. in d. :
fence of the cause of liberty in this western
hemisphere, meets with The entire apprnlm-
lion of the constituted authorities OF the CON
monwralth of Pennsylvania" &c.
From the annual Catalogue Of the officers
aod students of Yale college Just published. il.
appears. that the numEer Of lis Professors and
Tutors IS rrsidrnt graduates including Stu
deats in Divinity 28- Medical Students IL
Senior Class 75-Jnniur 39-Sophomores
l23-Freshmen 87-TOfGi 492.
Resolutions have been submitted to both
Houses of the Legislature of .Marpand. to
disaPProve of any congressional caucus nom
1nntion at this time or President and V. Presi
dent nf the U. States" and requesting the SEN
atoTs and representatives of that state in Con-
gress To use their inhucnce1U prevent the
same"
In " Caroline the same atlemptwa made !;
hnI failed by large majority
Would Maryland rather see an ehc,ion Tor
rather the chaHce o. Gn ciection by the II Of j
than a nomination ny both Houses Of Congress?
for to this complexion will ii come at last"
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PROPOSALS
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~ publishing, by subscription q edition Of
CALLS REPORTS

VAIL > hEf OhIO.
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and from their deservedy high character
OF the work would no doubt be very acceptable pro
feSsion.
The edition now offered, IL Is hoped will prove
fol than the former particularly TO the junior members
the profession
CONDITIONS.
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patch, as soun ~ $50 subscribers ARE obtained.
H. II shall he printed type and handsome n
and delivered TO subscribers atstn dollars neatly bound
IN calf TO subscribers the price will nfy dollars
Richmond, December 16
Subscription lists will he forwarded to the different
Cuurtouse and holders are hereby requested 70
return them nv the 1T Of IuIy next
II Just published aud Tor sale above. RANOOT PITS
REPORTS. price G. Also, for sale, TATE'S DIGEST
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Several propositions in Congress io amend
the Constitution Of the u. States There is
one point, on which an amendment is obvi-
ously necessary, bui which no propni tim, vet
submitted, has embraced.
In The Roman republic, no military man
could stand for the cousulship until he had
first laid Town his cmployments and as IN,
candidates were required to declare them
selves ~ months before the election. III,
whole canvass WIS carried in the rondilior
NJ - private ciilzen.-- The breach Of this pfin
c'vlr brought On fhc civil war hefwrcn Cmsa
and Pnmpey. each making it pretexi that ih,
Other Vas at the heHd "f 40 army. aud requ;r
lirS each other Ia reign fret, which ucithe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16
JUST PUBLISHED,
HENING'S EDITION OF
FRANCIS'S MAXlMS.
lice sr,L.. a.. on %
AN ORATORTO

M Ill he performed by permission OF the Vestty, The
inst consisting Of various pieces OF sacred msc The Cho
iuSSfS, Anthems Duets and Solos, selected
'orios Of the "Messahr ofhe Creation" FROM her
works Of Handel, Hayden Kcnt Mozart For this
occasion number al ade, and gentlemen the
o,' useful musical talents in ts city, have volunteered
their services
The Oraorio will commence half past six O'Clock o. m
DF Tickets e admission lalf dollar, b. procured
nj Mr. Fitzv hylsonns aud Mr.. Bartow's bookstores.
Richmond. December 49, 66-3t
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! against Katoki tsome miles narih of Nlssnun.
| ghi) How this news, fit should he confirm
ed. can he reconcIled with the victory of t.
insurgents at Carpinissi, which is positiveg.
denied at Constantinope. and with the tot
defeat of the Pacha of Scutari, who mos.
certainly was not present in that action. me-
he left TO future expana,ion.--.VoteoT ihe .9us-
frian Observer
GREECE.
From fireece we have little Information
that can be relied on.
An article from Smyrna. of the Ioth of
Sept says, that the Greek government is in
great want "fmoney, and has called on every
Greek To contribute according to his ability
The London papers contain nr'y appeal from
the Greek COMMITTEES, Ia the British public
IN general, and especially In the friends of re-
ligion.
The Oriental Spectator dated Smvrna,
Sept. r. has the following article "The
stagnation of affairs in The Morea may he ac-
counted for, when we learn that thirteen
members Of the government are arrested, and
being convicted of treason, are thrown into a
dungaSn, where they await their sentence.-
Among them are Colocotroni and his son.
They were BETRAYED by Greek spies, whom
the Greeks recognized and forced TO confess
secret correspondence was found on the
persons arrested, which leaves no doubt of
their g'nlt, An Austrian captain, who arrived
here IN Wednesday, saw part of the Turkish
fleet ON the coast of Saruus followed by the
Greek fleet. A heavy cannnnade took place
which continued several hours. The result is
not known" ~ y. Com. .4dr.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1--we understand
that Commodore HULL will be instructed, ny
the Government, to pay short visit 10 the
Sandwich Islands. al as early period after his
arrival in the Psciic Ocean, as the pubic in
terest viii permit him 10 he absent from the
Coast of Chliaud Peru. The Frigate United
States, which IS the Flag Snip of Com. Hull,
will sail from Norfolk in about two weeks.
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Gconn,,.nica,,st

TIOnnltntrnftf
MARRIEDl-On Thursday last Ly The Rev Mr. Timber.
Az LANsoN ROWE, Esq OF Fuvanna. o Miss SARAH,
drnsh'er OF ph"ries ilncktiep Esq of AiliemafI4.
On the l3ti inst by The ~. ,iev. Bishop Moore Mr.
u ohuE POLLARD 10 Mss MARY 7. only daughter OF
IN ia.e SaInnei Il. AdafiS--lII OF this city.
I'm THURSDAY evening. III. RI Rev pisbo
Moore WlaLoUGHBY NEWTON Esq. OF We,inorsln land
county To Mss ELIZABETH ARAISI FAD floLr. OF VIII
iiamsburg. y
hDD ~ GrorEetovn d. q on "wednesday last, BEN
IAmiN hONANS sen. ,ae Chief Clerk in The NAV, De-
paftment 10 the 18th year Of his age.
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GENERAL COURT.

We understand that the following decision,
were made by the last General Courl =
i.Nattan .alioo, , This was an aprlica-
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DIE D-On the 9TH inst. Mount Erin, fienrco county
ALEXANDER FULTON Esq aged ~ years-he was n
native OF ireland, whence he enigrn in early life u,
bhlunore aud Tor the last sixteen years resideu of ;s
place we rarely have 10 record instance of dear
more 'uy Calculated 10 impress the mind with the unc-r-
ualny oil human life The deceased himself in the
heiHlan OF lite, surrounded by young family who had
Jus aainea an age, at which they more pnrtru,ry e
Hure The attentions of paerna ahecon-but from Iii,
scene al temporal interests and felicity was hurried I'm
tue snort space oi four days a. where
HoHlehtdfy HgeS n ni0ye."
As husband the deceased was loving aecfionste
parent e was To an unusual degree kind aud tender
master idmane-and 10 the whole world he wa, eene
ro ana hospiiabie, possessing tha; urbanity which
""s ''e esteem OF society," e. DiaiiHcGtsd.
Departed this life Cara. Cumberland county a,,cr n
snort bur painful illness, rARLEION WILLIAMS am in
haitaht al hh place. lie an,inI, ,Iisnn
-n and has LETT numerous circle of ri,nds TO denr
A. Augusta, tGeo) on the pa ult. Mr.. EDWARD HuR
Lev aged 70 years, formerly OF this cityiseryeilv -
teemed by those who knew him. 10y %
AZ, AZ Oulpeper Courthouse, the Rev. PEYT0N AMBER
SoN, OF Tue Methodist Episcopal Church, aud Pr,sid
Elder OF the James River District.
IN Hanover county, at the late residence of Edmund
J1nes urc' on SUNDAY last the 7Ih short md
painful Illness, ALFRED JAMES, eldest son of Fle u,iny
james, hierohan, OF this city.
NJ 81. Louis on the 9th uit. Dr. CIIAS. L. MITCHELL
,3i mcrn OF Lynchburg, Va and The 7h u,mn ,irs
lady. iS' S ''' l'"'s
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WIIEAtr-

FHE subscriber Will al al times give the highest mark
price, in CASH, for good WHEAT, delivered an liz
warehouse ON the Basm at any landing ON James river
oe,ow lde wafer BERNARD PEKTON,
ausus, ~. o<-iu Carey-st
NIRGINtA Al Rules holden in the Ciers Office or the
Superior Court ~ Chaneery, for tie Richmond District
the 23d day Of August, 1928
Littleton Waller Tazeweil, m
dg0ind
Margaret Mckenzie, Ieiu nuniop administrators of Aie.
"naer mchae ava benjamin watkins Leigh, ms.
The defendants Margaret Mckenzie and John un.I,,
no 1'snK entered he appearance aud given security ae-
cording 70 The act Of Assembly and the rIes of Iris c,nr,
nd appearing by satisfactory evidence iha thee are no,
inhahans Of this country "a Is ordered that The aid dc
PENDANTS de- appear ese Tie FIRST day the next term and
answer the bin OF the plaintiffs that copy of this o.
Ter be forthwith inserted p spapsr putbed in
the city Of Richmond, for months successiser ana
posted at The front DOOR Of the Capitol IN The said eiiv
coPy--iesie, VIM. w. HENfNG &. q.
oePtehOet . S6--W3n
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ELECIIOAS


ALABAMA-The Huntsville "Alabamian, of
the 22d Aug has no doubt of Mr.. Pickens heiny
elected governor-anOthcr paper estimates by
majority Of from 5000 TO 25OO.-To Com
grsS, q. Moore is reelected in the Northern
district without opposition-.Hid district,
John Mckee is elected, having received 81 e6
votes, Farrar 1870, Garth 1857, Williams
1919, &c, &c.-ln the Southern District, it is
sa'd Mr.. Queen IS elected by very large
majority, the circumstance of Mr.. Baghy's
having come out openly for Mr.. Clay is said
ton"
Worth Carolina Representation is the 18th
Congress. Hutchins G.. Burton, Henry w.
Ionner, - Culpepper,* Weldon n. Ed
wards, A. NJ. CALM Thomas u. Hall. John
Long: Charles Hooks, Willie =. NIangum. X
ltomuus NJ. Saunders, Richard ID. Spaigbt. X
Lewis Williams, DIR. II. Il. Vance.*
= New Members.
The 'chote Of the Delegation believed bv the
Milton Gazette To be " decidedly friendly 10
Mr.. Crawford's election"
"Dr. II. B. Vance, is elected in the Morran-
town District by majority oftwo votes over
Walker the late Representative Each hay-
ing received an equal number of votes. the
election devolved an the Sheriffs of the four
Co"nties That composed the District, when
Mr.. Vance received three and Mr.. Walker
one.
"Here IS another case in which the friends of
hr. Crawford have reason to rejoice, when it
is recoected too that we have all along been
told Mr. Calhoun'had decided preference in
the Western part of the State Sic transit
gioria." IJEIion Cn-
Etectfons.-From the return of votes which
we nave seen, it appears that Walter. Leake
WIN w he reelected Governor of Mississippi, and
Henry Chambers elected Governor OF Ala
bama The result may be different, especially
IN the latter state. Ii is said the relief party
IN Kentucky have succeeded in electine n
majority of the House of Representatives
Amongst the members elected, we observe
me names of Rowan, Wicklife, Hardin,
Breckenridge, and other distinguished gentle
men, [.Nashu,le Whig
Connn'nationThe water will be drawn cut or the New
canal on wednesday night, in order strengthen the our
lei walls OF The upper Lock 1t will be admitted again ON
Friday evening.
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FOR SAI.E-

the 18th of October next, If fair otherwise the nex
- i"r day. the Farmville Tavern. This il a very cam :
moaous dwelling with eight rooms, "A convenicn cellar
u omt mouse necessary Tor the of
hnhy III has attached TO il large rich garden from,
sm,heen, quantity of vegetables may raised
wealthy neghlorhood cer,nny no mart of The
ry more healthy ami agreeable II is generally ncknow
euged at but few situations in section of The miner
country hold out greater Inducements the
ihose who wish to realize such property will do well Il,
attend tue sale Possession will be given the o5b of ne
cemher. 60 $50 -1'" VI hs-
iEtmS'-One third Of the purchase money in hand
the balance IN two equal annual payments BONDS viii,
uhdouoed security Will be required Of the purchaser
9. - WILLIAM b. SMITH Admir-
SePt =. oo-tdS' of Francis Smith dee.