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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
ARRIVAL OF THE FERRET

NORFOLK, VA. AUG. 1S.-Arrived YES.
terday morning, u. States schr. Ferret,
lieut.. commandant Newell, 9 DAYS from
Ihompson's Island, via St. Aupustfne a
days from the latter, with specie. Whicb
she landed, and sailed again for Wash.
lnyton city. Left Thompson's Island
Sd install which time il was very healthy
as well among the shipping as on shore.
The U. States ship Peacock and Hornet.
and galliot' Sea Gull were the ONLY YES.
sells there, the schr. Wcazlc having lef,
about week before for Havana. THE
Hornet had weighed anchor and WAS
ready to sail on cruize, and the Peacock
would sail in three days also on cruize.
Lieut.. com'dt Watson was fitting on,
anoihe: expedition of barges, and would
san ma few days in pursuit of more
Little Devils"
Inc Ferret reports, that the u, States
brig Spark, capt. Shub:ick had been
spoke about the Goth July, off Baya Hon.
ds' having been giving convoy to an
English brig found cane Antonio. and
wa, then shaping her course for Tbomp-
sons island.-She was momently expect
ed when the Ferret sailod.-The Grey.
hound and Beagle were also dailv
looked for. The Fox, capt. Richie, had
lett Havana Slst July, on a crnize off
cape Antonio in company with the Wea
eel captain Keunon The purser's stew.
ard o! the Hornet died at rhomrson's Is.
land about the 3Oth July. II. b. M. brig
ofwar Bastard, capt. Mclean. vas al the
island sickly. The crew of the brig
Telegraph, Swain. of New York, which
had been wrecked about the Tortu.,ases,
were also st the island, sickly, but were
on the rccovery-had lost one man. It..
3. NJ Rogers, ofthe marine corps, still
continued in command Of separate post
at Key Facas. Com. Porter had issued
general order, enjoining it upon the
officers OF the squadron TO wear Grape on
their left arm for thirty days as a testimo.
ny OF respect for the memory of those
officers who had died, belonging to the
squadron,since its organization. Herald.
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5Dlp nep8.
ALEXANDRIA, D AUG. 1918
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Belvidere, Hathorn, Thomaston,
lids lime to WIN Fowle & Co.
Schr Sa5ra Averyde, Vandrix, Eden
'ons N G shingles to the master.
Schr Asirea, AdeIott, New York; sun.
dries to merchants of Alexandria.
Schr John, Burk, Richmond bran to
William l. Kennedy, key tobacco, to ID
Brown and John Vowel.
Sioop Charles Williams, Woodward,
Oumiries wheat and cornmeal to 6
Coleman.
Sloop Java, Mason, New York full
freight to merchants Of the district.
SAILED.
Ship Gen Lingan, Crabtree, Ams,er,
dam.
Sehr Twin-Brothers, Bake, Baltimore.
Schr Connect, Jackson, N York.
MIN RANDA
Brig Winifred, Gelston, hence atRucnos
Ayres June q, bound round cape Horn
Sloop Henry, Smith, hence ar al Provi.
dence l2 inst.
Schr Norsuch, Rutherford, hence, wa.
at ST Barls July q, 10 sail in few DAYS.
Sch New Priscilla, was spoke 29th
nit. lat so 81, long 3D., II ds hence.
Sch Priscilla, Dyer, hence, ar at Eos.
ton, | 18th inst.
Sch Exchange, Whitlesay, hence, ar al
New York 18th inst.
Schr Mary, hence for Barbados, wa.
spoke in lat Is, lon 81.
SChr George, hence, for Providence
spoke 18th inst off Moutaug.
SloopHannah.Ann, hence, for Porto Ri
co, spoke Goth ult lat 500 leaking badly.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
MIR. CLAY.

letter from Cincinnati, Ohio, dated
July a6'h, says, "Nr. Clay is very much
out Of health, and one of his most partic-
uar friends informed me few days sine e,
that his friends have serious apprchensions
that he will never recover it,"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
To the Departed in Glory.

Ttme-Scot's ,chG hae, &c.
When the foe from Britain's isle,
Dared invade our sacred soil,
Who then bore wars bloodiest toll
Oh twas Washington
Who then marched with firmest tread,
ger the heaps of wounded and of dead
And to Freemen proudly said,
Brothers follow on
was not he who conquering came,
And who won proud Freedoms name,
Who insured his country's fame,
Mighty Washington
Who was it in the sage debate,
Wisest-ruled the helm of state
Who was it call'd "Truly Great"
Virtues noblest son
Was not he who won our sod,
And then refused the statesman's rod,
was not he who rests with God,
Observation-Disclosures?
Ten drawings more will complete the
Washington Monument Lotterg.
SIXTH CLASS.
MI the following splondcd prizes in II prize
of 100000, prizes of gle, 600, prize of ga.OOO
prizes Of $1,000 besides hundreds, ffties.
twenties, and great proportion of ten dollar
prizes Tickets $40 shares in proportiop =
The liberal and patriotic support which the
intention ofthe establishment of this lottery cer
| taiDly deserves and which it has accordingly
received induces the pleasing belief that its ter.
mination may he confidently expected in a short
| time. In the interim
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
PHINEAS JANNEY

IL AS Just received IL bales of cotton SUD
n = quallty,25 boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. IN sTopr
20 boxes sperm candles, branded Rodman
tierces spermaCeti oil
tons white lead ground in oil
6pbls Fenitian red
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do sheeting
English pine apple cheese
DO mustard in boxes OF 10 doz bottles
DO shad and herring Irvine
Do shoe thread
Samoric aud jaconet musiins, MarseilIes
quilting
Spotted cravat hdkfS
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawls
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black galoops and ribbons
Siaret wine IN cases of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila refined
Cut naSs End brads
2Io tons Swedes' and English iron
assorted fiat bars from I Ii inches 10 6
inches WIDE, 81 from Ia to Inch thick
Square bars from l-2 inch to g inches
Round from l-4inch to ID inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel in bundles For sale on ar.
terms, DINO @
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SUGAR, etc.

A FURTHER supply of Baltimore refined
IN sugar, just received, and for by
GEO. JOHNSON.
Who offers for sale . shares Alexandria bank
took, so shares Columbian Insurance do. 800
so Fire Insurance do. g. one do Potomac Bridge
do. aug 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
CURRAN'r WINE

MIR. Osgood, Of South Salem, will
make 1000 gallons of wine this season
from the produce of his currant vineyard
1t IL said his wine has sometimes sold for
hr &c dollars gallon.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
JOHN B. HAMMATT.
Dph0IstereT and Pouerbon ro,.

CPno'SteTeT ana EaperhGnger,
~ AS removed from his old stand to the brick
- - mouse on the north side of King street,
between Columbus and Alfred streets ,br.a
doors west ofthe store of Messrs J. ~ Doug-
las, where all orders in the line of his profession
VIII be executed with punctuality and dispatch
IN the best manner He has just received from
the mandatory large supply of new and
iasinonable paper hanging and bordering, which,
,ogether with his former stock, form an extern
sive variety. A general assortment of upboIstry
goods and coach trimming, hair and moss MAJ.
'resses; Day y Martins genuine backing, wind
sor ana rush bottom chairs, constantly for sale
at moderate prices.
D. H. will personally attend to the paper-
ing oil rooms either in or out of town. Carpe
diiu mattresses OF any size, and curtains in the
most fashionable style made at the shortes, no.
tlce chairs and sofas stuffed or repaired, &c
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-18
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last, by the rev.
DIR. Wilmer, mr.. EDWARD COLLEGIATE, to
miss ANN z. LAWS, both of this place.
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ANNUAL REPORT
o. ~ Oreai,t,,n Oncia..

y ne CneSlmu8 NOcicfV.
Distributed, FROM February Is. 1929, to Feb
ruary i, 1928, ~ garments, viz: 43 domes
TIC rooks-3I flannel coats--l9 roundabout
cloth Jackets-i9 pair OF cloth pantaloons-o
shr's-5i pair Of shoes--S pair of s,ack;,rs
and pair of socks.
S,Nl'ehued Sill 20
No Nv III 'ne hands OF the treasurer 81
we submit this simple statement 70 the pub
lie from conviction THAR they have right tn
II. Our distributions, il is well known, have
never been confined to any age, sex, or demo.
'nmaiioni hut all who are really ia want we
consider AS havinga claim to our assistance.
;" lar as we nave II IN our power to aid them
Signed by order OFT the society.
ieb ELIZABETH HARRISON Gee
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
EISh..E! ,2:aIyY

At Now Orleans, Cd ult. General r.
1UMBERT, distinguished French officer,
Who rose from the ranks to eminence
md celebrity. He first made himself
conspicuous by the invasion of IRELAND
With 1900 men, where with this small
force, assisted by few of tho peasantry,
ne routed or 5000 British troops and
irish yeonanry, and penetrated into the
heart OF the country, and was finally de-
teated by an overwhelming force. He
afterwards commanded division uader
Massena, in the famous campaign of
Switzerland, which ended in the over.
throw Of the Russian forces under SUI
wsrrow. He next was engaged IN the
expedition against St. Domingo-but Oh
ms return was not we'll received by the
first consul-who it is stated suspected
Humbert OF being regarded with too
much Partially by one of his sisters.
lie came to the United States in 1912.
When the British army invaded Louisiana
I've made tender of his services TO Gen.
Jackson, which was accepted, and Hum
bert, as well by his example of courage
and sang froid as by his activity III reco-
0oIteriDg, was useful in no ordinary de.
gree to the common ause.-The last
five or six years of Humbert's life exhi.
bited melancholy contrast TO it's meri.
dian brllliancy. From want of occupa-
ton, from disappointmeDts, or some other
cause, his mind became occasionally dis.
ordered and TO those who were ignorant
OF his character, he might have appeared
a doiard or driyeller. He was one of
those who are careless Of amassing this
worlds goods, and though not in abiect
poverty, having for some time past re.
ceiVed small pension from the king OF
France, yet we are informed that he has
died without leaving wherewithal to de.
Tray the expenses of his funeral.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
Sale Of Rockhill Farm, postponed

VIE stormy weather prevented a sale of
u inns farm, the BID inst. If il be not previous
disposed OF ut private sale, it will be offered
90 the premises, ON MONDAY, the TENTH day of
niARcH next, IT fair, otherwise the next fair
aay. The terms Of payment will be liberal II
nor 'nen sou II VIII, at same place and time, be
to rent for year, with immediate posessio,, 70
a Respectable tenant. IL previously sold due no.
,,ce shall ne given. For terms apply to Inman
tforner, Narrenfon, or TO us at Alexandria.
feb 1aw4w VAUDEVILLE &LARMOJR
The Leesburg Gen Of Liberty, aud Wmcbes.
'er republicans, will insert the above 81 aud send
theIr accounts to the Herald ofic.. for payment
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
Partnership Dissolved.

TIFHE partnership Of WIN. GLUYAs g.
n JOHN MAJOR, soap and candle manufac.
turers, is dissolved.
The subscriber informs the public, that the
soap and candle mandatory will he carried on
oy him at the old stand on King-st He is
thankful for past fayors, and IA pes bv reDds,ina
articles Of the first quality to merit a con,inu7
ance. 81 Jan 81 VIM. GLUyAS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

RICHMOND, FEB. Son Saturday, MIR.
Barbour submitted the following resolu.
ton to the house If delegates.
Resolved, that the governors commu.
nication of Esd OF Dec. last, covering a
communication from the governor of the
state Of Kentucky, with the documents
accompanying the same, be referred to
Joint committee Of both houses of the
general assembly. The object of this
reference is to prepare communication
to the state of Kentucky, to announce
the fact Of the rejection ofthe guarantee.
On MIR. Mennis's motion, this resolu-
ton was laid upon the table.
The house proceeded, according to
the joint order of the day, by Joint ballot
with the senate, to the election Of ten di.
rectors of the board of public works
The rule OF the house which requires
one only to be filled at time was sus-
pepded--and all the directors for each
district were voted for together i'm each
election-the result Of the ballots was as
follows:
For district west Of the Allegheny
mountains, Messrs. James Mclaughlin,
Thomas p. Moore, and Andrew Russell,
were elected.
For the district between the AIIeghe-
ny mountains and the Blue Ridge Messrs
Charles A. Stuart and Hiram l.. Opie.
For the district between the Blue
Ridge and the head of Tide Water
Messrs. Samuel Pannill, William EIlzey
and John n. Cooke.
For the district below the head OF
Tide Water-Mesrs. John w. Green
and George Newton.
FEB. 4.-Yesterday, the house of dele
gates were engaged for some time in the
| discussion of the University bill.-aud the
| compensation bill.
Mr.. Grifhn's substitute 10 Mr.. Dod-
| bridges amendment was rejected-and
that amendment being variously amen
ded, was adopted and the whole bill
was ordered 20 be engrossed and read a
Sd time. Crhe original bill provided a
loan OF 500 600 10 the University out oil
the unemployed money of the literary
fund I'D diridge's amendment was in.
tended to provide for more rigid &C.
countabIli,y OF the primary school fund.
! Mr.. DIS amendment at first proposed
20 'inc the commissioners Of the primar,
schools 500 each for not sending in their
accounts regularly, or for not acting in
that capaci,y-also $500 upon each ius.
ice OF the peace, and, also to be depriy.
ed ct Their commission, irthe court faiec
every year tn appoint the commissioners
The house OF delegates yesterday rcdac.
ed the fine upon each to S10-and also
struck out the forfeiture of the commits
sion.
The compensation hill had returned t.
| The house with various amendm from
the senate, not touching the pay OF tn,
members, but ofthe officers, the time O
taking effect, &c. Some of these amend
menis were yesterday amended, anc
others wero disagreed to--and the bill
thus amended, sent back to the senate.
A resolution Of Mr.. Thompson OF Loui
sa, providing for the compensation O.
magistrates for out>of. door business, a:
ii has been called, was rejected.
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ACCInkNT

On Tuesday morning last, as the mail
stage from Annapolis TO Washington city
was crossing the Queen Anne bridge one
OF the horses took fright and was the
mears ofPrecipiIatiDg the four horses,
driver and stage over the side of the
bridge. One horse was killed on the
spot, and the driver so much injured that
his recovery is uncertain. The height
OF the bridge is between 90 and so feet.
Baltimore finer. Yesterday.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
INCENDIARIES

yesterday morning between the hours
Of = and O'clock an attempt was made
10 IRE MIR. HISS chair.lactory in Gay ST
OOt was discovered in time to prevent
any serious damage.
baltimore Patriot of Wednesdau.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, in Washington
city, by the rev. Mr.. Mccormick, Mr..
SAMUEL HILLS, OF Alexandra, to Mrs.
EuDocIA cIRD, daughter Of maj. Rich.
ard Dorsey of Baltimore.
On Friday, the 24lh Jan. by the rev.
John l.. DagP, THOMAS r. HAMPTON,
esq. to Miss LOUISA PICKET, all Oh Eau.
quier county, Va.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
MUTILATiON.

A man was lately convicted in New
Castle (Del. of stealing horses, sDd sen.
tened to be cropped, to receive 70 LASH
eS, and pay fine Of $3.50. He entreat-
ed that his ears might lie spared OIL &C
count Of his children and connections, but
without effect
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07

Yesterday number Of persons ven.ured
on the ice which had formed within day
or two on the basin-one of them broke
through, and in endeavouriDg to rende'
him assistance FIVE others fell in. BY tn,
timely exertions of those around, they
were all taken OCT, with no other injury
chan ducking. ID.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07
ELECTION.

Major William Gratis is announced as
q candidate for a seat in congress from
). T.. in the room of Joel X. PoiDsei, al
the election in February next. Joseph
Black, Of Abberville, is also candidate
Tor congress IN the room OF MIR. McDuf-
ne. ,y0U Ref
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CIRCULAR.

! the night ofthe Goth inst FIRE crieipa-
- uhS In a neighDouring buiidjag, consumed
t u mouse and store occupied II Messrs. S
fouer 4, Go. and considerable part OF their
STOCK. These gentlemen havee Zen very useful
M Circulating works ola Religious character :
Independent, therefore, of Ne 10 aid our
fellow beings III distress, we fee{qta duty we
owe the cause of Christ TO promoSe, the accom-.
paying plan of religious newspaper.
William White, bishop OF the Protestant r.
pisc"pai church FOR the commonwealth of Penn
syvania James Abercrombie, Senior ossis.
tant minister Of hrst church, ST Peters, and
81. James's, Philadelphia jackson Kemncr.
assistant minister of Christ church, ST. Peters,
and st. James's, Philadelphia; James Mont.
gomery, rector of st. Stephens church, PhiIa
delphia; George Boyd, rector of ST. Iohn's
church, Philadelphia; Ben amin Allen, rector
OF ST PauPs church, Phade Iphia G. T. Re
dell, rector of ST. Andrews church, Philadel.
pbla VIM. II. Delaney, assistant minister of
Cnrist church, St. Peters, and st. James's, Phi
adelphia.
PHILADELPHIA RECORDER
S.Potter u Co, propose to publish Il weekly
newspaper to be entitled the sPhiladeIphia Re-
corder." The object Of this paper shall be the
dihnS'on ofrelIgious intelligence. 10 will give
a view OF what iS'doing throughout the world
for the spread Of the gospel. The most interest
ing literary information will be given; together
win occasional reviews, and short sketch of
foreign d domestic political intelligence, so that
II will form complete family paper. The ear
hest Information will he procured from Europe
ana all parts oil our own country,and every pains
taken TO make the Recorder an active herald of
the cause of Christ. Several clergy men have been
engaged TO act as editors, and nothing will an
pear without their appreciation. Not more
than owe page viii be at any time devoted to ad-
verfSemeBts. TERMS
Ihe Recorder shall be published every Satur-
Gay mornings on good paper, with good type
every number to be of the size of an ordinary
newspaper frIce three dollars per anum,
payable ia advance The first number will h.
issued the first Saturday in April Persons
procuring subscribers, are requested to return
list OF them by the first of March.
PHILADELPHIA, feb
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GLIB ~

Fhe London Sun Of Dec. Sd, says
'lt is supposed that the next advices
from the w. iDdies,will bring the impor.
!snt intelligence that the Island of Cuba
IS a British possession"
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NOTICE.

TENHE members ofthe Mechanic ReIieCsoc;e.
Il ty are requested to attend quarterly meet.
ing Of said society, at the Town Hall on WEI.
nesday evening next, at 6 o'clock, by order NJ
the president. J. s. SCOTT, sec'y
NIB. Pnnctusi attendance is requested, az
business Of Importance will be laid before the
s"oleV' jan 81
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Machine Gard Mandatory.

DERSONSwho want cotton or wool machine
4 cards, are respectfully informed, that they
can be furnished with them ofany number lad
mitted byiudges TO be Of the first quality by
leaving their orders az the subscribers factory,
south west corner Of Market and Eutaw streets.
Where may also he had, cotton and wool hand
cards, Fullers' jacks,borse cards AID comb plate.
Orders from distance will he attended TO.
DAVID G.. Mccoy.
BALTIMORE, ian 20 iaw3n
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a SERMON.

on SUNDAY EvEHrNG next, at early candle
nght, sermon will be delivered in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, by the rev. ELIAS HARRI.
'"N' anu collection taken up 10 repienish
the exhausted funds of the Opesimus Sor;.,y
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FISHERlEs TO LEE.

The subscriber will
( 81, II = rent for the ensuing sea
q sz. = ~" son, the fishing landing
Mo IN belonging to the farm on
| IT, tAaA which he resides, on Po-
/tomac river; known as
-Four Mile Run Fishery.
The tenant can be supplied, II necessary, with
boat, seine, &c The terms will be very mode
rate.-Also, the fishery on 4lexander's Island.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
feb tf Summer Hill.
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a CARD.

"A IL. LEVERtNG has opened a seminary for
IA the tuition of boys, in an elevated and
healthy situation nearly in the centre of the
square east Of st. Asaph and south of Duke sis.
where he contemplates instracting a limited
number IN an accomplished English education.
Inc terms will be such as are customary for
similar instructions i'm Alexandria 3,A feb =
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@ In reply to "a Citizen. ),

a. " q" Ioply 10 IA Citizen"
'ue CAPf. OF THE WATCH admits that two ofthe
dist" WIN ms authority, did go, about the
cooperation, to assist in taking a runway
, ,hn occupied them perhaps rather more
rae admits that this was stretch Of power,
ou. W gong 1t, he had no motive other than
gooo one; nor the slightest intention TO violate
"J +, 'oI operation law or to neglect his duty
vas reported TO the watch that this run a.
way had attempted to Kill his oyerseer, and was
iuIklng IN the suburbs Of the town. St. feb 3
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From tie PhAadelahta Freeman's Journo
If WeaneSday,

" WeHUF6uuy.
@The bank of the u. ). we under
stand, receives the notes OF its numerous
branches m
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-07

ST. Louis, Missouri, is to be iDcorpor>
ated as city.
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Sale without reserve.

AA On TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH of
.TEA FEB.at 10 nj. on Miller's wharf will
rTEfSA positively be sold, without re-
..SSaES - serve, one half of the brig DOVE
her tackel and apparel; in good or
der and may be sent 10 sea at n small expense
On credit of and months for approved
notes: feb 5. A. MARSTELLER, auct
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REMOV AL.
Sale of Potomac Land. &c

YA In pursuance of the provisions
fsSs.N9 of II deed Of trust, frou, WILLIAM
sss,,Ess BKEsr, .jr and WIsIFRED l.. his
rgEES.EssA, wife, TO Walter Jones and the SUBJ