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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13
Sales q LOIS IN ihe Tole'' Of Sydney, ladeT

Sales Of Lots IN The To,ou Of Sydney, under
Ussd Of Trust.
10y virtue Of deed OF the subscribers from Thos
- n. Harris, dated the ~ September 1922 aud duly re-
corded IN the clerks Office 0f cnfico county cou shalt
Monday the ~ day n June II fair otherwise on The
hr fair day thereafter, proceed from day day TO sell
public auction 70 ne higisd 5iider. the following
FIFTY LOTS OF LAND.
the rity u Richmond IN the town Of sydney number
30 n tie plan thereof follows 70. 81, A. IS H. H. u.s.
&c. a. 81 80, g. So e6 &c. 09 10 ftIt2 ffg IA ff5
no i21, ~. t3 1914 f65 tGs ff7 fGe i6a no f7f 10
"a 1s 79 ieo 1eI, Is7, 1856 40 2Gi 2s2 2GJ Pea 265
bh aud 1bfaud NO.5Ot IN tire city OF ri bmOnd near
Ihic warehouse Some these lots lie very near tie civ
hichrond many of the sqrsfes four acres
rlulug dreris. are The elevated situations tho
commanding extensive prospect and possessing Az
-Ecellent soil for 3li purposes Of cultivation
Terms-Cash iu hand.
fhe sale will commence 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon
md II ne completed the first day will 10 cont iued on
he next fair dav thereafter audi continue tay
W The Winnie shall b. sold many ma, be sufficient
10 pay tie various sums required ~ hc raised.
THOMAS iAYLOR,
JANIS BROWN, IL.
ANH22, iii-tls ROBERT GWATnIETs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13
AN ENGLISH OBSERVER.

notwithstanding the SANDERS long indus triousIv cir
c"d'"' ny IN" hri>tncr'Iic iact,nH IL now
"chhnwtdPed ibat the v" ofih- King Of the rtyal family
W We p"iN g"lld were saved the 9th nv the
NaIonal Ir and their commander; aud that on
august The Patriots had again prepared menus TOR their
preservation, winch were refused by cnu tiers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13

CHAM EhN Al Iur> hInlen ~ He clerks Office oi-
the county court OF Charlotte the 10Th dag OF April 1925
Thomas TovmbS, ~,
fsgiiSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13
URYAST r. TILDEN,
RNET . EnIe

ROBT EDES
GSnhemsH IN compliance with Won. renrs.t ,ye have
received and examined r Mummy rou i'm our rarc al lie
her' college which vou by Mr. Van Lennep
and ma " 10 be IN perfect g0od order Tn. proposed dis.
irib"n oi the receipt, a,sn from The ppears
." H. very lndien4 and wr calculated 60 gcroupItb the
hDerht intention, Of the gentleman who presented
yrs &c. JAMES JACKSON.
JOHN q. WARREN,
he'sTs' b'g77i =. Iu6en and JOHN GOTHAM.
R0bert ". Ed,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13

7ddreSsed IN me Loodoq .lfoy,,;so Cb,o,,;,l.
c""ot""lcated by the'a"hc' 10 Ate .NalionH ilieLi
THE EDITOR or rur. ~o,,,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13
LIBERAL DONATION.

n"o ~, Mhy We are happy ia heirg able to an
nounce the receipt in this uwn OF a yer r,r curiostv
y ,'rn Nv Tue iibera' Of gentleman u S.Ivrna wrIl
''" h'Shv esteemed in the candle ri, - Az
ropri""d not only 10 grav the curious in,ny u hut 10
me cause oi 6+nevnrmce. The obi-c, luce to-
= N"mG' IN the most perfect ORDER u received from,
gyPt AN the particulars relating to it and the auuopri
Iron mace ." IT, which II is necessary las before The pub
NC, WIZ ne found IN the following letters which We have
eeh permitted to copy We shall give a more par,icar
description OF this rar" curiosity a future OCCASION
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
- gJJJJD @
FoR TIE AMERICAN wArcuM.Y.

MIR. EDIroR-Your corresponden, Foi, p,.
IN replying to Vox Popu has studio,tslv and ra,.
puy Kept out OF view, the acts and alterations con
lalhsd IN Vo% PopulPs publication, and .nt4avor.,,
to w1tf.dra,o the public mind from them beca,sa ~
was sensible they were unanswefabe. NV in,ro,,n
eng long and abored discussion. TO sh4w ~ ~,
Legislature mad neglected their duty in not chooins
senator TO the Congress of the United Gta,so
whereas, the phh and core of Vox ponni,s CO..
ment, was, that three members of The Isust.,''s.
VINO came forward as democrats, before tbg neonls
ana VINO were elected by them, in the con 6Jdne,
and Tusf, that thy the three ioouid in NH resna
act 'oh the Democratic majority hud bptraypd Le;,.
tr"st' and deserted aud broken their dtv to,oorjs
hptr constituents, by .joinin- and adhpriRr 10 ~
'eoeFallss' instead of voting with the eemocrat,c
majority by which, they and then aL0up ha1 hs.ao
inc occasion, that no choice was made. H.s ~
ray SAID one word 10 dsprove this serious this dis
sr"Ie'u' charge, no, fellow citizens, no-on this
heao' ne mas been silent as the giaye-bu, he has
admitted that this treason lis corruDtioD was ,,a
tured before the hTpe left their own 6re.sidso e.,
Do'er' as they had then selected their capdidoto
without ANY communication, with the other dpmn'
erauc members, and the whole OF Fai, PLAYS asse,
uohs goes TO this, and this alone-that the n,n,;,
ueFe not O'ha by the acts OF the majority I'm, ,ho
tnest three had the right and we're pertSctiw ;,st
J'"of N coRfTolahg and rendering the aiH Of m.
mayor ny oil no avail, wheu they found ,be uaio,i,,
"su sT!sc'ed different candidate from Tie one, on
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02

The Boston Ccntine has published letter O
the venerable JoHs ADAMS dated Jan 2lst. 1898
addressed to DIR. BANCROFT, of Worcester. on The
occasion 0! his having received and read volume
oil oermons, written and published by that Clergy
man. Omittng the portion Of the letter which
refers to the writer's religious creed &c. we COPY
ne following concluding passage, which seems to
US striking illustration of the error of a mode OF
osne'olence muchin vogue at present: ". Int.
"The most affective circumstances that have
witnessed IN the lot Of humanity, are the narrow
views, the unsocal humors, the fasdous scorn. and
rePu!sive temper of all denominations excepting
one. F5
VI cannot conclude this letter without adding an
anecdo'e.-One of the jealous mendcants for the
1n'fioutons to the funds of Missionary Societies
called on gentle man in Haverhill, and requested
his charity. The gentleman declined SUBSCRIBING
out added "there are 10 and about the town Of.
nine Clergymen, ministers ofnine Congregations
not one OF whom lives ON terms of ciyty with auv
other, VIII admit none other into his puIpit nor br
permitted to go into the pulpit of any other. Now
II you will raise fund to cJHrert these nine Cler
gymen to Christianity, will contribute as much
as any other man." am, with great esteem, your
"ie"u' JOHN ADAMS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
Washington, March Sd, 1928.
Approved LANES MONROE

AN ACT supplementary to Gan act for the better orran
cation OF the Courts of the United States within the
State Of New York" -
he Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre.
sentatires Of the United States of anprica in Con-
gress assembled, That from final DEGREES or ludt.
men's, in the District Court OF the Northern Dis
trct OF the state OF New York, there shall be an ap
peal to the Circuit Court il the Southern Dstric,
oil said state, in the same manner, and upon the
same terms, as from other courts TO their respec-
tive Circuit Courts.
Washington: March 8, 1895.
Approved--JAMES MONROE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
Approred-J.4JHE.s .T0AR0E.
AN net for the better organization of the District Cour
ut the United States v thin the state Of Louisiana


AN act for the better organization of the District Co,
OF the United States thin the state of louisiana
~ a enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
SehfaftceS Of the United States Of lnlerica in Con
gress assembled. That, for the more convenient
transaction oil business In the courts or the United
States within the state Of Louisiana, the said state
shai be, and the same Is hereby, divided into two
districts; IN manner following, to wit: The coun.
ues oil Attakapas, OpeloUsas Rapide Natchitoches
and Qua ha, shall compose one district, to be cal
led the Western District OF Louisiana and all the
remaining part OF the said state shall compose ano.
ther district, 10 be called the Eastern District of
l. uslana; and all criminal actions, or civil suits
winch have arisen in the Western District, togeth
Ct WIN al process wrts, ognizances, aud re
eorus oel hslng thereto. shall be transferred to the
western District; and there shall be, annually on
~ th'ee stated sessions OF The District Court for the
Eastearn District, To be held at New Orleans on
the third Mondays Of November. February and
Way ana there shall be, annually one stated s.
$40" OF the sa'a Court in the Western District OF
the state to DC held at Opelousas Court House. To
commence on the third Monday of AUGUST and
me District Judge Of the United States for the state
OF Louisiana is hereby authorized and required N
nold special sessions OF the said court in he said
western District, Tor the trial OF InoinaI ar civil
causes whenever he may deem it exDed,ent: 'rba,
al process, wrls and recognizances OF every kind
"he'"ef respecting Juries, witnesses, bail, or Other
WISE winch relate to the to be tried at the said
special session, shall DC considered as belonging TO
such sessions in the same manner as if they had
been issued or taken in reference thereto: That A.
ny special session may be adjourned to any time or
lines previous to the next stated meeting Of tn
OlS'rlct CouU: That all business depending for
lal at any special court, shall at the close tbvreor
De considered OF course removed to the next sta
ted term OF the District Cou,,: The said judge Shall
appoint Clerk of he said court in the Western
District who Shal reside. and keep tie records of
inc conr', at the place where the sessions OF the
c"nrl are held and shall receive, for tho services
Performed by him, the SINE fees aud compensation
that are allowed to the Clerk of the SAID court OF the
E-s'en District OF the state, aud shall be subject,
!" SNe'y tesPs', 10 'ns same responsibilities.
Sec. 2 int be ID further enacted, Tia the Pre-
siden Of the United States, by and with the advice
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02

-" Subscribers for the Waterman in the Boroupb vii,
be waited on in two or three days by the editor or his
agent for the amount of what may be due to this es,obsh
ment and we feel it expedient 10 state, that it is ohso
iueiy Indispensable that bills be promptly pad u
enable us to meet our engagements sN'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
From pyuson's Daily .alveriissy, isa Et. 1916.

| From poiiObs Daily .2lvsrtisey, Is h fe6. 1916.
The following beautiful lines are from the pen of he late
and much lamented ALEXANDER WILSON. The en'huslas.
tic ardor with which he pursued his studie raversing
" an extensive territory Of woods and fields, unrequented
forests, solitary ranges of mountains swamps and moras
SEES in successive journeys of more than ten thousand
miles," is well known, less than his zeal to rescue from
unmerted ohoquy the character Of many species ouseu
Birds whom blind and mistaken prejudice, handed down
from sire to for many year, has doomed outlaws,
to IMPLYING destruction.
Though the Fsl-Hvk has been considered, by many, as
useless member of the Feahered Tribes yet it appears
so much respect is paid him by the fishermen and in
habants of the negborhood, that person who should
attempt to shoot one of them would stand fair chance Of
being nsulted.''
THE FIsH.HAWK OR OSPREY.
"The regular arrival of this noted Bird the venal
equinox when the busy fishing commences adds
peculiar interesto its first appearance, and procures many
abenedcton from the fisherman. With the following lines,
Illustrative of these circumstances shall conclude its his.
tory"
" Soon as the Sun, great ruler Of the year
Bends to our Northern chimes his bright career,
And from the caves of ocean calls from sleep
The finny shoals, and myrads of the deep;
When freezing tempess back to Greenland ride,
And day and night the equal hours divide;
True to the season, DER our sea-beat shore,
The sailing Osprey high is seen to soar
With broad unmovins wing and, circing slow,
Marks each loose straggler in the deep below
Sweeps down like lightning! punges with roar
And bears his struggling victim 10 the shore.
"'The long housed fisherman beholds with JOY,
The well known signals of his rough employ;
And rs he bears his nets and oars along,
Thus halls the welcome with song.
TIE FIsHERNfAN's HYMN
The Osprey sails above the sound,
The Geese arc gone--the Gulls are flying;
The Herring shoals swarm thick around
The nets are launched-thc boats plying.
70 ho, my hearts let's seek the deep;
Raise high the song, and CHEEKY wish her;
Still as the bending net we sweep,
Z" God bless the Fish-Hawk and the Fisher %
She brings us fsll--sle brings us spring,
Good times, fair weather, warmth, and plenty;
Fine store of Shad Trout, Herring, Ling,
Sisepsdead and Drum and OH-1pives dainty.
fo no, my hearts let's seek the deep;
Ply every oar, and CHEEKY wish her:
Still as the bending net sweep,
God bless the Fsl.iawk and the Fisher 70
She rears her young on yonder tree,
She leaves her faithful mate to mind em;
Like US, for fish, she sails to sea,
And, plunging, shcws where to find 'em.
70 no, my hearts lets seek the deep; Ii
Ply every oar, and CHEEKY wish her: K
While the slow bending net we sweep, Il
God bless the Fish-IIawk and the Fisher %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
LEXINGTON. Anril g.

'sfeam D'at IeRneSSee.-By recen, accounts we
learn 'hat this steam boat is found and hauled to
shore 1t is stated that the body of Mr.. Pool. Of
baltimore, was taken up with the boat, with his
money and other articles about him. Ii is thou,h,
That much property on board may be saved; such as
hsh OIL all kinds OF spirits and liquids IN tight
casks; also something it is expected may be made
out OF the very valuable stock OF hides laid in hv
Mr.. Logan, who, We learn, has started to 90 and
ascertain what articles he can save from the wrecL
we take pleasure says the Hilsboroueb N. G.
hecoroe to state, that last week our ia was clear
o prisoners. May we not view as the hsrlinqer
OF better times this circumstance that the county
OF orange combining population Of $4,000 inhabi.
tants should leave the apartment, of its prison both
iog criminals and debtors, destitute OF tenants,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02

and consent Of the Senate OF the United States be-
and he hereby is, authorized to appoint one person
az Marshal, and one as District Attorney, for the
said Western judicial District Of the United States
within the State of Louisiana, created by this act
and that the terms Of appointment and service, to-
gether with The duties and responsibilities of the
said Marshal and District Attorney, respectively
Tor the district aforesaid be, in all respects the same
within their said district as the terms of appoint.
ment and services, the duties and responsibilities, of
the Marshal and District Attorney, respectively, Of
the Eastern District Of the State of Louisiana, and
said Marshal shall receive such fees and emolu-
ments as are received by the Marshal of the United
States for the State of Louisiana, and said Attorney
an annual compensation Of two hundred dollars and
the same fees and emoluments allowed to the
Attorney of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Louisiana
Washington, March 8, 1928.
Approved-J.a.NES MONROE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
" HoTEIIB6oIT' NKaTCII D 1913.
Approved JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT altering the time holding the Circuit Court il
the districts Il Maine and New Hampshire
Be 1t enncted By the Senate and House of Repre-
senfatires Of the United States Of america in Con.
STeSS assembled. That the terms of the Circuit
Court, which are now directed by law to be holden
annually IN the district of Maine, at Portland, on
The eighth day of May; and at Wiscasset, on the
eighth day of October: and in the district Of New
hampshire, at Portsmouth,, on the first day of May
and at Exeter on the first day of October, shall be
hereafter holden at Portland, on the first day Of
Way; at Wiscasset, on the first day of October at
portsmouth on the eighth day Of May; and at
Exeter, on the eighth day Of October lin said districts
IN each year and when either OF said days shall
DC sunday the session Of said court shall commence
on the day next following: and all causes SUITS &C
TONS process pleadings, and p. occedings OF every
description, existing or depending in the Circui,
court, IN the districts aforesaid, shall be returnabe
TO- and proceeded with, in due form OF law, at the
for
Washington, March Sd, 1928.
Approved LANES MONROE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
I Washington, March s, 1873.
| Approved-JA.NES MONROE.

AN ACT to alter the times of holding the District Cour
ofthe United States for the District of Vermont.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires cfhe United States Of .america in Con.
gress assembled, That the District Court Of the
United States for the District of Vermont shall be
hereafter heden on the sixth day of October, and
on the twenty fourth day of May in each year, in
stead OF the tenth day of October and the twenty
seventh day OF May, as is now required by Law
Provided, That il either of the days prescribed BY
this act, for holding this court shall be Sunday,
then the said Court shall commence and be holden
on the following day.
Sec 2. find be it further enacted, That all pro-
ceedings OF civil or criminal nature, now pending
IN, or returnabe 20, said Court, shall be proceeded
In by the SAID Cour, in the same manner as if no
alteration of the time for holding said Court had ia
ken place.
Washington: March 8, 1So3
Approved j AMES MONROE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
APPRENTICES

To learn either the Printing or Dookbindng business
Wanted at this Office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27
TaR GAZETTE
HARTINsBURG. Nov. 81, Isas.

Both Congress and the Legislature OF
Virginia convene on Monday next II
is expected that their sessions will be
uncemmonly interesting-several i'm
portaut bills having been laid over by
each, to be taken up at the sittings OF
those which were to ensue. In addition
to which, It is highly probable, ''grand
caucussing,n with view to fix on a
suitable person for the Presidency, will
occupy no little attention of the MEM
bers at Washington.
Mr. Secretary Crawford is charged
by Governor Clark of Georgia, with toe
suppression Of more documents. The
interesting character of this charge in
duces the belief, that it will undergo a
Congressional investigation. should this
happily be the case, we sincerely hope
it may not his time be attempted to sad
die any portion of the charge alluded to
on an obscure clerk in the Treasury
Department.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27
ROYDToWN. lN. Cl RACES.


First Day.-fhe purse of 5000, two
mile heats, was won by Capt. Csay's Sir
William, beating Mr Longs Henry, with
apparent ease, at two heats.
Second Day.--The purse of $500
was won by Capt. Clay's horse Snap
per, beating MIR. Longs fayorite horse
Joha Richards, and Col Hamlin's horse
.sHfonio. Both the above races were
highly interesting. Notwithstanding the
weather vas bad, and turf heavy, a nu-
merous concourse OF spectators were
assembled; bets tho to one on Mr.. LIS.
horses. Much money, we imagine, was
lost, So general was the impression in
favor of Henry and Richards; but the
result, each days race, has clearly ex-
hibited that we have in the Southern
States horses, besides Henry aud Ri.
chsrds, possessed of more speed ihan
the first, and more bottom than the lat
ter, and which, with fair opportunity.
would be distinguished, not merely as
Eclipse's competitor, but as his victor
..siltoa GGSslie.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27

Tie Bou5ons IL member of this emily. in
the reign Of LOUIS XIV enjoyed singular kind
of spcrtng. He took pleasure in shooting at
the p sse gers below from the top of his pa
lace. IL usually spent some time each day in
lhs mes princey anusepent. tie was al leng h
arraigi Ell by the friends OF person whom in
this manner he bad killed. He was found gull
~, and condemned to die. Rs :nercfuI mon-
arch pardoned hun in consideration of their
coasangunity. The incorporating criminal som
after renewed his favorite diversion, and killed
another man. lie was second time conteinn-
cd. and aston fishing to relate. he second time
received his msiesty's pardon, third time,
the very same man was found gtihy of the very
same offence; third time, therefore. the law
adjujged him to die; third time he was par
doued
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27
PHrLapKrrRrA, Movie.

A curious story is in circulation and Is
pretty generally credited. Two men
went into a Grocery store, few even
i.igs ago, which Is kept BY an elderly wo-
man, IN South Eleventh street, and re-
quested permission TO put barrel into
her store for few hours. The men not
returning, and the store becoming ra-
Their tainted, the barrel was broken o.
pen, and dead Negro was found in the
vessel with SC in bis hand, which have
since been appropriated to burying
him.-Dem. Press.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27

House Moring.-We noticed some
tim. ago, the removal ola three story
brick house in New York. The 81
lem Observer" gives the following
account of a similar affair IN thsitown:
"Capt. Joseph Edwards, an enter
prising aud industrious mechanic OF
this town, lately removed the asylum
house, u Carpenter street, with the
chimneys, furiiirurc. and fixtures over
thirty feet, by mesus ofs slide. The
family were within, attending .otheir
cencerns. while house was moving -
We understand that neilherthe walls
nor the brick work IN the chimneys,
received tue slightest injury by the
process of The removal"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27
NORFOLK, Nov. II.

1FVhTVbNs W. IT.
United States Schooner Shark Arrired
The Ubited States sch'r Shark, 1t
Commandment Stevens, from Thomp
sons Island. viz Havana, arrived 81
this port yesterday morning-Left the
Island The 4,h inst. Commodore Rod
gers, Doctors Harris, and Washing.
ton, have returned in the Shark, after
having beentwelve days on the Island
ard performed all The duties connect
ed with their mission.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27
CHEROKEE-LANns.

We regret to say that the Z. States
commissioners have been unable 10 eli
feet atreaty with the Cherokee ludians
We arc assured that every possible cx
ertion was made, but without effect.
Georgia jour.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27
SUICIDE.

In Newport, EierkIner county, a.
bout three week since, young man
named Oran Bryant, aged 81, com
m;.ted suicide. re was found near
a week afterwards, suspended by The
neck To a tree in the woods near has
home
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27

Mr.. GalIaird, the President, pro tempors, oil
the Senate, has arrived in Washington.
MIR. Williams Senator from Mississippi, las
also arrived IN that city.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-27

4 LII persons indebted to the estate
{ \ of Mr.. Peter Caose, deceased,
are respectfully solicited to raaka pay
ment immediately. Those having ac-
counts open, are desired 10 call and set
tle them. Those bayiny claims against
The said estate, win please bring then
forward. properly attested, 10 order that
a final settlement may be ssaade as sooA
as possible.
GEO. WOLFF, Z o,
VIM BOWERS, 'A"
Nov. 90.