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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
Cotton Yarn.

T|HE subscribers have on hand a very
l. large supply of this article, of the u.
Mon and Powhatan factories, in Baltimore,
which will be sold, by The quantity, at
the Baltimore prices. Also, 10 bales Pat.
t%erson, New.Jersey, cotton yaro, which
will be made an objectto purchasers, with
a view Of closing the sales.
JAMES c. l. ROBERT BARRY.
april l3 It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
MR.. EDWARDS's MEMORIAL

We promised, in our last, to give to-day
some further account of the Defensive
Accusation of Mr.. Edwards, late Senator
from Illinois, now on bis way 10 Mexl-
CO, in the capacity Of Minister from the
Uoited States. The memorial not having
been ordered to be printed, and being in
the hands o. a committee, We are glad 10
avail ourselves of 80, much OF 1t as was
published in the Washington RepubIi
can on Monday evening, 10 give the rea.
der an idea OF lis object, temper and spi.
rit. The whole OF he memorial we shall
probably have occasion TO publish We
had yesterday an opportunity TO glance
our eye over a tew pages vi u, ~ which
we saw enough TO confirm the FIRST im'
preston that no such document was ever
before presented to Congress.
Nat Int.
EItrGc, from The Memorial.
regret to have il 20 say to your no
uorable body, lhst, both tie state OF my
health aud the want of time, absolutely
compel ue, most reluctantly, 10 close this
investigate a OF Mr., Craw lords asH timed
statement against me. In this situation,
beg leave 20 refer you, for further facts,
OF which ] migDt. under GOre favorable
circumstances, lsirly & successfully avail
myself, Ia a :ew of the publications with
the signature oil "A B. herewith transmits
ted.
Allowing myself the author OF these
publications, and with the exception OF a
few unInpOr,ant typographical errors. and
a mere verbal iHaccuracy, IN regard 10 the
time Of q certain report being made re-
asserting before your honorable BODY and
the nation, that The facts they ailege are
substantially true, I do most respectfully
solicit that they NAY be taken as a part OF,
and be printed with, tins communication
In order to strengthen my claim 10 this
indulgence, combining all the rights ii
defence, of accusation, and of asking for
investig alton, which can %enlittle me, as q
citizen OF the United States, or an officer
of their government, TO appear before your
honorable body, | do expressly stale
sist. That the Hon. Wn. Ii. Crawford,
Secretary of the Treasury, has mispa.
naged the National Funds
'Sj. That be has received a large a.
mount of uncurrent notes from certain
banks, in part discharge Of their debts to
The U0iled States contrary to the resolu-
ton of Congress Of 1916.
sd, That being called on by a resolu
ton Of the House OF Representatives, tc
state the amount OF uncurrent notes which
be received from those banks, he la;
misstated it, by making it less than it real
ly was,
'4ih, That he has, in bis report to th'
House, misrepresenled the obligations 0
those banks, or some one OF them, at least
and predicated thereon an indetensibl,
excuse Tor bis conduct, in receiving those
uncurrent notes.
18th, That be has acted :illesally in
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
Lost,

ON Monday morning, on King'street,
~ between Alfred and Pitt.streets,
A Mourning Breast PIN,
with the initials ottwo names 1t iound&
lett at this office, a reward of TWO DOLLARS
will he given. St april 22
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22

We have witnessed, with peculiar pain,
the progress of the contest, which will,
we fear, e~ventuate in blood, between the
Cherokees, now residing in the state OF
Georgia, and the United States. The 60
vernment IS bound by treaty with the slate
of Georgia 10 exl;nguish the Indias title
to those lands by peaceable means. They
have been offered lsn1s OF more value GU;
OF The jurisdiction o. any particular state
they are allowed 10 choose their OWN resi-.
deace-many have been preferred, and
still they refuse 10 remove We aeknow
ledge there rs a difficulty in the ques-
tIon-Georgia legi'lating for itself, and
the Cherokees legislaling for themselves.
10 the same territory: for, be il known,
these Cberokees are not saVages /: they
have their Legislators, their presidents,
their courts OF justice, their laws; and
some OF their lawyers are now, perhaps,
turning over the pages Of Coke on Little
ton. We acknowledge that there is a rea!
difficulty, if we examine the question by
the ordinary rules Of action: but we still
cherish the hope. that enlightened and be-
nevolent men will indulge in views more
commanding and digulEed. We would
say much ha. been done for the civil "a
lion of the CherOkees-how let US give
Them practical proofs Of our sinceri,y-lei
us be their genersus protectors aud defen-
ders;-they once opened their wigwsms
10 the solitary white man, and he shared
their rude hospitality Having now en-
comprised them with a white population
let US teach them the blessings Of social
life, and throw aside the tomsbawk; lie.
the united prayers of the Americans and
Cherokees, both in their native tongue, as
cend together 10 the common parent OF
both; let US teach them TO respect them
selves, by shelving them respect. Pity
these poor remnant oil fathers, whose bones
are whi,ened on the field OF battle, by our
vengeance; and as the only requltal Tor
such injuries, let US take them by the
band OF friendship, and breathe TO their
ears the words, forgiveness and mercy.
Bait. Morn. Chrom.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
For Sale,
A Farm. in FairfaC county,

containing 100 Acres, within two miles OF
Alexandra, and lying between the lands
of Robert Patton aud Anthony Z. Ga.
zenove, through which the great southern
road passes. Any persons who are oIsPos .
ed to purchase, can view the premises, ana
ascertain the particulars, from Tue agent,
Mr.. JAMES CALI, in Alexandria.
N. B. II the farm Is not disposed OF at
private sale before the Isl day OF iMAY
next, it will on that day be offered at c
ton to the highest bidder Tor cash.
april 6 I'M
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
Notice.

THE stockholders in The Great Hunt
l. Ing. Creek Bridge Company are here
oy notified, that an election will be held
at the Toll House Of the said company, on
Monday. the third day Of Nay nert,
tor a President and four Directors, to ma.
rage the affairs of the said company for
one year thereafter, according to law.
rHOS. IRWIN, Pres'dt.
apr i9 ,e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
Spring Goods.
GEORGE S. HOUGH

GEORGE S. u
rs opening handsome assortment of
J. SPRING GOODS, viz:
Cloths and cassjmefes
Union cloths, for sumner wear
French vigoEia Cashmere
Irish linens and lawns
Linen cambria and hdkfs.
Imitation cravats and bdkfs.
Plaid and striped gingbsms
Super ~calIcoes l. painted muslins
Plain & fg'd book mus!ins Swiss d..
Book bhdts. j~aconet &. null muslins
Plain 4 plaid bombszeens
Black Nankin grapes and sbawls
Cambria and other dimIlies
3-4 and 4-4 furniture cbiniz
TwiIled bumbazetts g. CircassiaDs
Cotton cassIDeres and .WlimiHgtoE'
stripes
Super and common driIIings
Very superior ticking
Bes, yellow nankeeDs & blue DO.
Fancy silk, gauze, 4 berrege hdkf..
White, blue, PINK & straw his Grape
Black and white box Italian cJspe
Fancy ribbons
Shoe ribbons and best GALLONS
Boot webbing and cord
Black salinet and p~runells
Black LevaDtine, sensbaw T. sarsnet
White, blue and green Florence.
Black and cold fg'd silks and saltins
English 4. French kid L. silk gloves
Ribbed & plain English L. French six
hose
Black ingram g. white cotton do.
Cotton and hempen halt hose
Mems fine thread do.
MarseiIlss, Valencia & silk vesting
Irish and Russia wide and narrow di-
apers
Russia .beeting & German linens
Umbrellas and parssoIs
Spool, floss and boss cotton
Knitting ditto
Cotton yarn on commission
Threads. tapes. pins, &c.
With a very general assortment Of other
articles, which be is disposed to sell at iair
prices tor cash only april I7-xw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
New Fashion.

New Fashion.
The subscriber has just received
90 and offers for sale; a complete
assortment Of the most fashiona-
- BILE HATS, Of superior quality,
Also, . variety of fancy goods, sc. &c. at
low prices for cash:
mar 20 J. H. RUNNELLS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
dissolution Of Partnership.

IJISsUIutIOn OF Partnership.
T,HE subscribers having sold out their
Il stock and. store 10 Messrs E. g. E..
REED, and now wishing 10 close their con.
Germs, request all who have unsettled &C,
counts with them, 10 bring them forward
tor adjustment, and all who are indebt>
ed, to make payment forthwith, as all
OF our unsettled accounts, after The pre-
sent month, will be put into the hands Of
an agent authorised TO close them immedl.
alely. SILAS REED,
april l5--tf DAVID REED.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
Seasonable Dry Goods.

Seasonable Dry Goods.
ON FRIDAY NIGHT at candle lirbt.
~ will be sold at the auction store . va.
riety Of handsome goods, among which
are
Irish linens, checks. shifting & sbeeting
Cott0nS calico and gingbams
Men and women's cotton hose
Wilmington, stripes
Brown and white German linens
White and colored vestings
Do do cravsts
Madras and other bandkerchiefs
leila and silk do. merino shawis
Cotton balls, ierre,ing, mock she'll combs
Ready made clothing
APP 92 S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

Sale Without Reserve.
IN THURSDAY nett at ls o'clock.
Twill be sold on the premises, a hand.
some situated
Lot Of Ground,
on the north side OF Duke ST. between
Fairfax and Water SITS; aad adjoining the
corner property on Fairfax street. The
iot so feet front by l2o deep.
Terms 4.6 and I2 months,
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
april ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22

Porter, Ale 8 Grab Cider;
Vines, Liquors, Groceries, &c.
SAIE have received, per sloop Consti-
w tuition. from Philadelphia, our
FIRST SPRING SUPPLY
of Superior Quality porter, ale. and crab
CIDER, for sale. on moderate terms, ~ the
barrel or dozen.
Madeira, (old and up.Murdock Il }. II.
March l. Co.'S brands)
Port, %claret. L, P. feaeriAe, ! w,Nrc
Lisbon and sweet Malaga E WIVES
Old cognac and peach BRANDY
Holland and Anchor GIN
Jamaica aud Antigua OLD RUM
High proof and common WHISKEY
Fine TEAS, particularly selected
Sugars, spices, groceries, &c.
Goshen cheese;w inc bitiers; cordials, etc
Superior SALAD OIL, in TASKS
Demijohns, from hall gallon to six
Clover seed, &c. &c. &c.
WIN DUNLAP & SON,
Royal-streer, next door to the City Hotel.
Alexandria, March 80 .
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18

-RneTlc11 library az LondoH.Nsr MLLER celebrated
Bookseller IN London. has opened bscyiDtoe library for
American Books and Newspapers and nhs elegant rooms
may be seen the various reductions Of tie press Of
our country.
Captain Rock.--The London Monthly Magazine for
March, states that among the literary novelties of the day.
the memoirs of Captain Rock, the Irish Chieftan will
Of his ancestors about to make their an
pearance, dictated by himself. His amanuenss is MI
Moore, the poet.
FTre.-The workshop at the United States Armory,
tarpers Ferry, was entirely consumed by fire on the Bib
inst 700 finished muskets besides an immense quantity Of
materials, destroyed. Loss to the United States
from 80 to 100 900 dollars.
The person Washington who claims to be the son OF
Louis XVI. calls himself Charles King Of Frances
and not Louis XVII. as has been stated.
The number Of deaths in Washington City during the
month of April, was 10.
Iafps-Upwards of fifteen thousand of these beautiful
flowers are in blossom at the Lnnaen Garden, New
York.
Fortune TeRag.-A woman has been fined five dollars
and COSTS after regular trial in the Police Court Boston
Tor fortune telling
qntquihes.There has been lately discovered in the
Park of Col Strut, M p of 1rlng Place, Essex Eng.
land, earhen vessel containing between and hum
dred silver coins, in excellent of prescvaon Of
the commencement OF the fifth century
Steam BoatS.-The Cincinnati Gazette has published
hist OF Steam Boats employed the Western since
the year 1872 The whole number hundred and thrty
of which % have been sunk and burnt.
Kentucky LandsThe Legislature of this State passed
an act at their last session. subecng to forfeiture all lands
OF residents and non-resdens if cultivated and inn
proved before the first OF August, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
.UED1caL SOCIETY OF DELawaRE.

Alta meeting ofrhe .Uedicot Society of Delacare,
held at Dover on Tuesday the iltb oil May, 1884,
James Moore, M. d. VIM. Tatem, NJ. d. Robert
Fl. Griffith, M. D., VIM. w. Wolfe, NJ. D., Mar
tin Barr, M. D., Cuthbert S. Green, M. D.. Fran
els d. Waite, M. D., DR. James 1'ton, DR. James
S. Lister, Dr. Andrew Murphey, and DR.. Thomas
S. Bryant, were duly elected members of the Soc-
ETY..
The Eulogium to the memory of DR.. SYKES,
ate President Of the Society, was delivered by DR..
Vaughan.
James Moore, NJ. D., Robert II. Griffith M. D.,
VIM. w. Wolfe, M. D., DR.. Andrew Murphey,
DR.. Thomas S. Bryant, and DR.. Elias S. Richards
were regularly admitted to practice Medicine and
Surgery in this State.
The following Officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year,
Allen McI4ane, NJ. D., President Arnold Nau-
dain, NJ D., Vice President VIM. D. Brincke,
M. D., Treasurer. ]. Franklin Vaughan. NJ. D.,
Secretary. Cuthbert S. Green, NJ. D., Thomas
Stout, M. D., James Sykes, M. D., and John
Johnson, M. D., Censors.
The President appointed Arnold Naudain, M D..
Orator. and Drs. Morris and Moore to read essay:
on some subject connected with Medicine.
The following Board oil Examiners was elected
for Ave years:
Neto Castle Coanfy.--AlIen McLane, NJ. d.
VIM. d. Brinckle, M D., James Moore, M d.
VIM. Gibbons, Nj. D.. Arnold Naudain, M. ID
DR.. James 1iton.
Kent County.--Samuel M. Fisher, M. D., Viii
liam Collins, M. D., j F. Vaughan, M d., Johr
G. Maxwell NJ. D James Loffland, M d., DR.
VIM. w Morris, NJ. D..
SusSer County.-Robert H. Griffith, M. D.
VIM. w. Wolfe, M D., DR.. Joseph B. Harris.
officers Of the Board Of Examiners -
Arnold Naudain, M. D, President. VIM D
Brnckle, M D., Secretary.
The society adjourned TO meet at Wilmington OF
the second Tuesday in May 1895 at which tim,
and place the Medical Board of Examiners will al
so meet
j. FRANKLIN VAUGHAN, NJ D., Sec.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18

MARRIED on the 18th inst. by the Rev. DR.. KENNY
IRVINE SHUBRICK, Esq of South Carolina, to Mis-
JULIA SOPHIA DU POINT, daughter of Victor Dl
Pont, Esq.
IN this Borough by the Rev. r. WIL1lsToN, on
Thursday evening last Mr.. FRANCIS A. whitaker,
to the amabe Miss LEAH EVANS.
Happy the youth that finds the bride
Whose birth is to his allied,
The sweetest JOY of life
But, oh the crowds of wretched souls,
Fetered TO minds of different moulds
And chained T. eternal srife!'
Two kindest souls alone must meet
Ills friendship makes the bondage sweet,
And feeds their mutual loves;
Bright Venus on her rolling throne
Is drawn by gentlest birds alone,
And Cupids yoke the doves.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

Extract of letter from P GARFIELD. Esq tic
N. G. WILLIAMSON, Esq. Postmaster in this 30
rough, dated .Nsw Fork, 10th May.
"Dear Sir,--I have the painful task of advising
you of shocking accident that occurred few mile:
from this city last evening The boiler ofthe Steam
Boat sEtna bursted and sad to relate, six persons
were Instantly scalded to death, five of whom were
ladies', and all understand were in the after cabin
and one gentleman, unknown to me. Nine others
were greatly injured, two ofwhom are since dead
the lives of five others wholly despaired of and
the remaining two it is thought will recover, one OIL
whom is said to be Mr. Thomas Bradun or Bra
dy, from Wilmington. When saw him last even
ing there was certainty that he would recover
Three persons in their fright jumped overheard
two OF whom were drowned, one of them the stew
ard of the boat.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
NOTICE,

Ill persons having demands against the estate Of g,
IN thong Higgins, Esq OF Redon hundred dec here
for settlement TO either of the undersigned and those who
are indebted to the said are hereby requested 10
discharge the same without delay to
JOHN HIGGINS
and THOMAS l. HIGGINS,
Executors Of .4nthOny Higgins, dec,
Cox'sNeck, Redcn hundred Newcastle Co. May u.s. 1929
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
THE LAST DRAWING

OF the Grand State Lottery Of Maryland takes place ora
the 24th OF June next at which time fortune will smile OIL
some of the fortunate adventures prize of S1u0 OO0
of 10000, Of 10000, of 500O of 1000 % Of 100
70 of so, and S277 prizes of 10, amounting in all to the
DESTROYS of chance would do well to appy soon as
there remain but few tickets for sale Present price SEQ
Half 10; Quarter S; Eighth 2 so; Sixteenth 25
J. j. ROBINSON,
May IS. as No los. Market street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
May l8.
SHERIEE'S SALES.
By DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF

I'D virtue Of writ of vend to me directed will be
D exposed to public sale, at the house of Eli Lamborn
Wilmington, in Chrstana hundred, Saturday the 29th
day of May inst at O'clock, NJ the following described
bred of Brandywine, and county Of Newcastle, to wit
Plantation tract of land adjoining lands of Victor Du
Pont William Young, William Husbands and others, and
log barn, and other buildings containing one hundred
and eighty acres, be the less Seized and
taken in execution as the property of Isaac Anderson
Newcastle, May IS. 45-4t
The above described land will be sold in lots to sut
is high state Of cultivation we'll water.
ed enclosed it'll substantial and chestnut fence and
has been recently well lined and is well With grass.
On the premises also variety of excellent fruit Trees
~ The owner ofthe above property informs his friends
that he wishes it to be sold.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18

The Letters of Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Monroe,
which have produced so much excitement, occupy
large portion Of our columns to-day, and necessa-
rily exclude much other interesting matter, which
shall be attended to in due season.
Mr.. Crawford's answer 10 the Address of Ninian
Edwards is published in the National Intelligencer
II is very lengthy. and we have neither time nor
room at present 10 notice it. The affair is undergo.
ing an investigation at Washington, where Mr..
Edwards is expected to arrive in few days.
John WALES, Esq. has been elected President
Of the B ank of Wilmington & Brandyarine, in the
pl lace OF JOHN TORRENT, Esq resigned.
n Mad Shirt Wanted Apply at the Office of
the Delaware Gazette, lCithoM delay.
Samuel the Prophet shall shortly hear from US.
SAMMY when will you condescend to favor, en-
Tighten, instruct, and eddy the world with another
/" Journal of a Ride?
TAs Opium 1ief-The Frail Fair One, an account of
whose adventures in the Drug Stores in Philadelphia, APP
peared in last, resides at village the Jersey side
Of the Delaware, not fifty miles above the City She is
respectab Connected but is of that infatuated class
of beings, caeo Opium Eaters. She has acknowledged
and the declaration is credited by Medical Gentleman
who has conversed with he that she every day eats
average from thirty to forty 1ains of Opium.
WastingtonS Firth Day was celebrated by the
Americans in Buenos Ayres in manner worthy of
the occasion. sumpuous dinner was prepared,
at which CESAR A. RODNEY, Esq. presided.
Sseam.-An experiment tried in Philadelphia on the
9th inst small scale, with Mr. Hawk ms Steam Engine
without BOIlr little steam boa', the machinery ofwhch
furnace and ALL occupies only three feet in length andtwo
and half large, drove ferry boat with twelve
passengers at the rate of eight miles an hour Efforts
making 10 obtain subscriptions for large boat on this plan,
to ply from Philadelphia to Salem and the intermediate
places,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18

.Nacat .Action.--The Colombian vessels of war
Bolivar, Com. Beluche, Capt. Clark; and Boyaca,
Capt. Brown, with their prize, the Spanish corvette
Ceres, arrived at Pensacola, on the 25th April.
The Bolivar carried 25 guns, l56 men; the Boy
aca 90 guns, l40 men; the Ceres, 26 guns $40
men.--The Bolivar had none killed and only four
wounded. The Ceres had 80 killed, and 60 wound
ed of whom so have since died.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18

Parapet WaIis.--A writer in the Philadelphia
papers calls the attention OF builders to the great
utility and advantage ofparapet cas in staying the
progress oil fire. The subject is worthy of, and we
hope will receive the attention OF all who buIld in
towns. These walls have frequently arrested the
devouring flames, and rescued much property from
destruction. AS bricks absorb great quantities OF
water, which in time decomposes the mortar, and
finds its way into the garrels and upper chambers,
he recommends SLATE as a cheap and perfect CO.
vering Tor the parapets, better even than marble.
and states that it can be be laid on, including every
expense Of labor and materials, for twenty cents
per foot lineal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18

ID virtue of writ Of venditioni exponas to directed
I'D will be exposed TO public sale at the house of john
Grow, Newcastle in Newcastle hundred, on Monday the
81 day of May inst at o'clock p M-he following des-
crbed plantation of land situate lying and being
III the hundreds of Pencader and st. Georges TO w-No
l. A life estate in Farm in Pencader Hundred with
frame house, kitchen, and Barn thereon bounded by land
of Levi Boulder, Dr. Samuel H. Black the heirs of Samuel
Eccles decd and otherscontaning 500 acres more or
less No. 9 life estate in plantation in Pencader hun
dred, with Lighthouse, kitchen and barn thereon bounded
by lands OF James Thompson, John Gn The heirs of Sam
e Ecces Decd and Others containing $50 acres more or
less No 8. life estate in farm in Pencader hnndred
with log house, kitchen aud barn thereon, bounded by
lands OF Andrew Norton John Mudrock and Others con-
tanning $50 acres, more less No farm in St. Geor-
ges hundred, with brick dwelling house, kitchen smoke
house, barn. granay corncrb and good apple orchard
the con, bounded by lands of Robert Maxwell, William
Rumsey, John Wales, and others, containing 200 acres
more or less. No farm in st. Georges hundred with
frame house. ktchen smoke house, and other out build.
ings thereon bounded by No A, lands of Robert MAXWELL
heirs of William Price, John Eddowes and others contain.
ing 200 acres more or less, together with all and singular,
the improvements thereuno belongng:being seized and
taken in execution as the property ofichard l.. Cochran
Newcastle, May II, 1924. As