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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Bank of Potomac;

October 80, 1924,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN the
1V stockholders of the Bank Of Poto.
mac, that a dividend Of two and an half
per cent. for the last six months, has been
declared, and will be paid them on We'd
nesday. the Sd Of Nov. next. By order
of the President and Directors.
oct 3O--Iaw3w c. PAGE, Cash.
Sugar, Brandy, etc.
20 hbds prime St. Croix sugar
pipes brandy, represented to be OF
fine quality
do gin do do
puncheon rum do do
Landing this day from sloop Adelia and
for sale by S. MESSERSMIIH.
nov 3
Prime Scale Sugars.
12 bids first quality sugar, suitable for
retailing. Just received and for sale by
oct % j. H. LADD & Go. Z
Clagett & Page,
OFFER for sale
~ 5 bids sugar
+ 80 bags coffee
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
ALSO,
Genuine Port Wine, in quarter casks
and bottles. oct rs
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NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.
From the same

On the recent sppoin ,ment Of the Span
ish Ministry. some shrewd remarks are
made in a Paris letter, which furnishes
useful information. 1t is stated by the
writer as certain that the late Minister
Confsssor, who governed the conscience
ami directed the politics OF the King, bad
NO anticipation OF his approaching tall AND
was prepared to rule Spain and Ferdinand
ON his own principles OF Catholic tbeocra-
cy for long term oil years. He had been
twice confirmed 10 his Ministry, and after
ectiny his colleagues had formed them
into perma nent Cabinet Council, as he
imagined When the decree OF the 3Oth
November passed, be bad, therefore, no
idea that be was framing divan TO be dis
solved in fortnight; nor could Ferdinand
himself at that time have been either dis.
pleased with the personnel OF his Ministry,
or hostile to the principles on which they
were directing the government. The light
which made him see the superior merits OF
Casa Irujo above the Bishop OF Torlosa,
came without doubt from abroad, and may
be expected before long 10 break in upon
other subjects OF bis administration. The
French Cabinet affect to say that irujo is
not of their nomination, and that they can
not we'll explain the cause OF his appoint,
ment to station oil so much importance!
The Minister of Grace and Justice,
Don Narciso de Hsredia, has always been
ranked among the hated tribe Of Airances.
dos or Josiphenos; although be did no, &C.
cept of any employment under Joseph's
usurpation, he remained 10 the capital
while Il was occupied by the French,
from 1908 10 1919, and never contributed
= farth,ngsor made solitary exertion to
expel the invader. He is rich, and pos.
sesses very considerable literary acquire.
ments; and his principles are not opposed
to the maintenance o! absoluts power in
the person Of the Sovereign.
Don Louis L0pe, BallasterOs, Minister
of France, is an old man, aud has scarce.
" any qualifications Tor bis new sppoint-
ment, He is nearly related 10 the traitor
General OF that name, and had once been
nominated to the same Office under the
Cortes. which be declined.
Don Ignacio Martinez de Vitle!a. Pre-
sident OF the Royal Council, claims rela.
tionship with the French Minister Villele;
there is certainly great similarity in the
name, and it is animated that there is a
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LA Do NSNs ~ ~ Nv -
The Montana arrived at New York
from Havre, brings Paris papers to the
18th of Jan.
The firm stand taken by the Ameri.
can Government, has, % we expected
it would, caused the French Cabinet
to relinquish its designs on South Anne.
RIGA. Such at least would seem to
be the case, from the following extract
from the Journal des Debats, the edit.
ors Of which, though they profess to DO
not 10 the secrets of cabinets, have pro.
baby the best means Of judging Of the
disposition of the ruling men.
eve read" says this paper, ''in the
American Journals that England has
proposed to the United States to join
her to repulss all the attempts which
the continental powers ara expected to
make sgainst the Independence Of the
American colonies.
We are not in the secrets Of cabinets,
and cannot tell whether this 10 true or
false; bat we know that tive belligerent
parties are necessary to make war /;
and therefore, since we see the CONT
nent perfectly tranquil, and nobody
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-24

or We are authorized to announce 10
the voters Of Fairfax county, tba: JOHN
MOORE. esq. is . candidate to re3re'e''
them 10 the nsxt General Assembly.
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MINISTER TO MEXICO.

We learn from Washington from :
source on which We have perfect relisnesl
that the President has nominated NIsi!S
EDWARDS, a Senator Of the U. 8. from u.
linois, as Minister to Aexico- and ina!
there is no doubt the nomination will Dc
confirmed BY the Senate. BaN .ame'.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-24
Eighteenth Congress.
IN sENATE .February ls.

The bill TOR the FINAL settlement Of land
claims in The territory Of Florida. came
from the other House, With triding a.
mendment, which was acceded 10 by the
Senate.
Some other business, Of minor impor-
lance, was transacted; and the Senate ad.
journed: .,n,,c
Mr.. Owen offered he following:
Resotped, That the committee Of Ways
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and Means be directed 10 eXamIr, Al p.
,or, to this House, what will be IN. Eject
OF The revenue upon The government, ct tie
u States if the bill now before this Huus..
entitled : 4 bill to amend the several acts
imposing duties upon imports should
pass into law; and il its operation would,
10 their opinion, diminish The revenue to
an extent greater than the xpenditures Of
government will admit oil, what course il
will be expedient to pursue 10 supply that
deficiency.
The debate which this resolution excl.
ted, was arrested by The Speaker, vino
proclaimed the order Of the day.
The House then resolved itself into A
committee on the bill making appropria-
ton tor the military service OF the United
States tor the year 1924. Mr.. Taylor in
the chair.
The bill was read by sections. And
The rest Of the day was spent IN Offering
pror ositions 10 fll the blanks with certain
sums. And then the House adjourned.
IN SENATE February 90,
The Senate were engaged nearly tho
whole Of to-day in considering The bill
making appropriations Tor road through
the Territory OF Florida from 81. Angus.
tine 10 Pensacola, and for surveying route,
for two other roads in the same territory.
The bill was in the end, ordered to q Sd
reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The resolution Of Mr.. Owen, Tor refer
ring to the Committee Of Ways and Means
the inquiry into what would be the effect
Of the Tariff Bill (now pending) on the
Revenue, was again taken up discussed,
and again superseded by the arrival Of the
hour for the orders Of the day.
The House then resumed, in Committee
OF the whole, the Military Appropriation
Bill, went through it, orderedit to be en-
crossed tor q third reading; and then the
House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-24

Government was fitting out q naval
force of eight ships to sail for Tupis, to
demand satisfaction for eutrages COM
mitted on British VESSELS. One Of the
outrsgss, complained Of, was that of q
Captain of . Tunisian frigate taking
eighty Greek passengers out Of Bri.
tish vessel bound to Malta.
ENGLAND.
The London dates are two days, la.
ter than those received by the John
Wells. The Courier Of the 9TH states,
that . messenger from France, had
landed at Dover from an open boat
He is said to have been the bearer Of
dispatches, which were Immediately
sent off 10 London. The crew, in an
ever to numerous questions, stated that
"the feet had sailed; but it was not
known whether they alluded to the
feet intended against South America.
Extract Of a letter, rseeivsd by the Galaxy.
PARIS, Dee. 2S.
There 10 nothing new here at pre-
sent, worth communicating to you, sx.
cept, perhaps. the grand Dinners and
balls which have lately taken place a,
the Town Hall in honor Of the Duke,
they have been most brilliant and mos,
ma ,ni6cen. There were COCO persona
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sThs command ofthis officer embraces 81!
Of the U. S.vessels employed on the coast Of
Africa, in the West India seas and Gulfo Mex
co; also those surveying the coast Of Fl0r'd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29
Cheap and Desirable Goods.

Just received and for safe by he subscribers,
Denmark Satin, for gentemens' summer wear
Supsr6ne white aud colored Linen Drill,ngs,
rory f0io charged,
Russia, German and Flemish Shectines do.
81 Irish Sheetings, extra wedth, Il very sub
stantial article,
"a aud "a garment Dimities, at very low
prices,
German Cotton Stockings, a new aud fine
article,
Very superior English Silk, do.
superior assortment of Fancy silk Hand
kerchets, nil colurs,
Do. do fashionable silk Scarfs,
very elegant Grccian gauzc Scarfs,
\ large assortment of new style Kitcules,
Coral aud other fashionable Necklace,
Patent curs and hair Nets, NIL shades,
further supply oi elegant Calicoes,
Do. do. common do. nj every price,
Elegant rarasoIs, superior finish
Blue Cotton Yarn,
The above, in addition 10 their former sup
plies, renders their assortment very complete,
all OF which they offer very low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
jane 2. 1857
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ONE. YNACY,

on the waters of Little Otter, about miles
above Liberty, and near the main western
road, containing 405 acres, near one hall Of
which is in wood aud is considered, with the
exception of a small part, to he prime tobac-
co land the balance in plantation, sufficient
TO work five or SIX hands TO advantage, and Is
susceptible of great Improvements. On this
farm is comfortable DIV ELLING HOUSE,
sufficient for the accommodation of large
family, together with other necessary out
houses Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH
ORCHARD; the apple orchard is interiorper-
Ifaps, to but few in this upper country. This
was the former residence of the Rev. James
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4 I Rules held in the clerks office of
"a Amherst county, OH the first Monday in
June, ls2i-
Lee IL. Burks plaintiff,
against
Richard II. Burks, james Powell, wilkins
Watson, Nathaniel Henry and Obadiah Rev
nolds defendants.
~ CHf.NCERY
The defendants Richard II Burks, Npfhani-
IT Henry and Obadiah Reynolds not being
inhabitants OF this commonwealth, on motion
OF the plaintiff, by counsel, il is ordered tina,
unless the said last named defendants do ap-
pear here and ansH or the plaintiffs bin and
gave security according 10 the ACT Of assem-
bly, and the rules OF The court of the comfy
aforesaid, the same shall he taken rs confes.
sed and the matter thereof decreetl. And i,
Is ordered, that copy of this order be nser-
ted in the hynchburg Virginian for the space
OF two months snccessivelS, and another roDy
posted at the front door uf the court house ot
this county on some dourt day.
And at court held for the county court =
toresaid, the ODD day of June, 1921, on II o.,
OF the defendants Powell and W. :, =; -
ordered, that unless the plaintr = a. " -
does give additional security ;or no MINE
nance OF his injunction at or hrfors n. sns,
uHy OF september ierI, next, the same shall
We "',sI'. nd me said plaintiff not being
In ai,"o,l"" .. This commonwealth, il is or
u; tina. IA copy of this order be inserted
y" me I.ynchbnrg Firgnian during the term
"i 'Wo months successfully, and anofhef 60.
ny posted az the front door OF the court house
OF tins county on some court day.
copy-Tes'e,
45* ARTHUR B. DAVIES. ok
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Notice.

WILL BE RENTED, for one year,
W nj Variety Mills, on Thutsray the o2t
July next, the VARIETY MILLS, DiS1II.-
LERY, 1ANNERT, and the PLANTATION
TO the observation-disclosures
TO he given on the lst of August next
Also, on Saturday the Oath July next, viii
be rented, for one year, in the town Of Bent
Greek, two thirds of the BENT CREEK
MILLS, md sundry TRACTS OF LAND ad.
joining thereto. Possessioh to be given the
Isl oil August next no, RiVES,
5ttTrirtng partner Of Rives &. Murphy
June 25. a5yaw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29
Quantico Canal Lottery, 4th class
6o2t prizes, 1850 tick $4,000
1926 blanks, cts at 81.
SCHEME,

1926 blanks, cts at 81.
This is lottery formcdby the ternnrv COM
binaion and Formulation of p Mes. 10 de-
terminc the prizes therein the p Nos will be
publicly placed into u wheel on the day of
drawing, and four OF them be drawn ont. And
that ticket having on il the lst, Cd and 80
Nos. drawn from the wheel, in the order in
which drawn, will be entitled TO the highest
prize those other tickets which shall
have on them the same numbers in the other
orders of combination and Formulation, will
each be entitled to prize of $4,000 those
d other tickets which shall have on them
three of the draw numbers, and those three
the Ist I'd and 18th, will each be entitled 10 n
prize OF $1,000 those . other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos.
and those three the LIST, Sd and 9TH will be
each entitled TO prize of $500 those 9th
er tickets which shall have on them three OF
the drawn Nos. viz the ID, Sd and 4th, will
each be entitled to prize of $40; those I3s
tickets which shall have on them two of the
drawn Nos and those two the Sd and 9TH,
drawn, will each be entitled 20 n prize of 500
all others having Oh them two OF tbe drawn
Nos. theing 600 will euch be entitled 20 n
prize of SO; aud all those which shall have
one OF the drawn Nos. on (being 6o72) viii
each be entitled toa pr Se Of So
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of
n superior denomination can be emitted 10 an
inferior prize. Prizes payable 80 days after
the drawing, and subject as usual TO adeduc-
ton Of Is per cent.
The drawing will take place on Th0rsdag,
the 25th day of .N0rembcr next or nj a much
earlier day il the sale of tickets will warrant
il.
Tickets and shares for sale al 4. Il. North
Book Store, at the scheme price, until hurs
day next the 10th inst.
Whole Tickets S5--IIalvcs 81 6o-Quar,crs
81 %.
Packages of . tickets embracing the 27
combination and Formulation numbers of the
lottery, warranted to draw, at least $50, less
than 10 per cent. may also be had at the same
rate, but on that day the tickets will positive
y be advanced TO IS.
ABRAM II. NORTH
June 4
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NAs0, one 0ther Nract

Adjoining the last mentioned land con,a;,
ing 39l acres, aud bounded on one .;dai,
the road leading from Samuel Bnrk,'s y
Waits Gap, and the lands of Richard s ~ ~
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John
Canm, dec. Of this tract there are .nlv
abont Is acres cleared, aud that portion of !,
is well enclosed aud fresh. 1t is hcavil, TIM
bered aud well watered, and contains larre
quantity of first rnte tobacco land. This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
Ii the above lands are not sold nriyaielv
before the 10Th day of October, they will, on
that day be sold publicly nj my residence =.
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing.
II is expected, will wish to view The lands.
They will be shown at any time on apIIica
ton being mHtle to the subscriber.
~ Terms of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RuCkTR
February 90. 2ewts
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IN pursuance OF an Ordinance Of III.

IN pursuance OF an Ordinance Of the
L Corporation Of Lynchburg, passed the
18th inst. proposals IN writing viii be receiy-
ed by the subscribers till the 9th day of neat
month (July) for improving, by removing
earth 10 or from, rs the case may require, aud
throwing up in turnpike form, the following
STREETS and Alleys IN the town OF Lynchburg
to vii Water street, from the lower edge Of
first street, 10 second street Fourth street
from sixth To fourth alley Sixth alley, from
the lower edge OF frs; street, 10 the limits OF
the town, westward Fourth ally, from first
To second street Second alley, from first 10
third street First alley, from first TO third
street Third alley, from the second 10 tue
upper edge of fourth street Seventh alley,
from second street 10 the limits Of the town
westward, or as far as il may al present be in
use. Said proposals may he deposited IN the
hands OF either of the subscribers, who will
meet at the franklin Hotel. in said town, at
II O'Clock, on said day, when and where, II
no proposal is accepted, they will proceed by
pnblc auction, TO let said Improvements TO
the lowest bidder, the nnderiaker giving bond
with approved security for the faithful per-
formance VI his contract, MS prescribed in
SAID ordinance.
HENRY DAVIS,
AMMON HANCOCK,
RICHARD POLLARD, l,,...,,:..,.
ID 6. MJKRELL, '0"'"'''''
Howell DAVIES,
PLEASANT LABBY,
June %. w2w91
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One other Yract,

adjoining the last, containing between 800
and 400 acres, on which is likewise small
plantation and some log buildings. This land
is, in point of quality, perhaps not much, if
any, inferior TO the other, il lies uncommon
ly well, and likewise sbounds with the best
of pine for plank or shingles, and lies near a
saw mill. The two last mentioned tracts, ad-
joining each other, would be more equally
divided, TO accommodate purchasers.
We will sell the whole or either OF the n
bove mentioned tracts of land upon the fol-
lowing terms, viz I; One third of the purchase
money to be paid Christmas, 1924, at which
time possession will be giycn--the balance in
two equal annual payments, and provided
the purchaser should find il to his interest in
the first payment, TO advance more, u liberal
discount will be made. We expect to sell the
above lends at reduced prices, owing 10 the
pressure of the times, and should moi a sale
be effected before, we shall offer them TO the
highest bidder at next Bedford June court.
Capt John " Holt, whoiives near the pre-.
misses, will accommodate any gentleman who,
may wish to see the first named tract, aud
Capt. David w. Quarlcs, who lives in the vi
cinlty of the three others, will show them.
IA i Ss%T 'I I;S S5$$s
May %. w,ds ~
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One o.her Tract,

within mile or two of the latter, estimated
at Is0 acres, on which is small plantation, Il
considerable part of which is fresh /; likewise
pretty grood DWELLING HOUSE nearly
finished. On this place has been raised tobac-
CO of a superior quality, and the land yet TO
clear, at least good proportion OF ii, is OF
nearly the same deseription
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bedford AprH Rules. 1921.

linsley Fucker and VIM. M. otey, pits.
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomas Moore, ST. deits.
IN CH4NCERY.
The defendants Thomas Moore, IT. and
Benjamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10
law and the rules of this court, and il appear
ing that they are not inhabilanis Of tbs
state, on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here nj The next June court, and
answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inherited in some one
of the Lynchbnrg papers published in Lynch.
burg for two months successfully, and that a
copy of this order be posted nj the front door
of the court house for two successive court
days.
Copy-Tcste,
SO J. STEPTOE, c. 3 c.
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One Yract.

Whereon he NOW resides, in arnhers, CONT.
distant II miles from Lynehburg and 10 Inn
anher-s court house, known by the nanr 81
GKAIIhMS COVE, containing 1880 a. ~
between and 5Oo of hicl are cieareJ
This land lies we'll and is in good heart. H.
dwelling house is eomfortahle and CONVENE
and has attached 10 il the necessary .,
houses, orchards, &c. There is yet le,s.
portion of good tobacco land 10 clear. l,,55t
is very heavily timber.d The Whole tue,
is 1ynll Natcrel "olI
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w. MCKEE & ]. e. MEM
Haze jast rece,red s. opened the .toHowing
SHNlNG GOODS:

London Company Seersnckers
Hine, pink and butt, strip'd and plaid Ginghams
Corinthian Stripcs--a new article
Bland ga fashionable printed Muslins
London and Partisan prints
Mezzotinto do.
super and middle CaIeoes
Low priced do.
Al and Oh low priced and super Cambrics
a. and 5.4 figured do.
! * d and plain Jaconetis, superior goods
Do do. Mnlls aud Medium Muslins
Loom sowed and needle wrought Book do.
"A aud Cd Common aud India plain do do.
nncemnunIy cheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought and tuck Jack
onet Robes,
lawns and Linen Cambria handkerchief
Linen Cambcle and India Auis
BLACK Siuehews and Sarsnets
Black and White eros de Naples and figured
Pink, white, green and black Florence
Italian Edtc,tring
fisd and plain black, white, green, pink and
blue Satins
Rose, grsna, white, blue aud black Italian
Grapes
Black and colorod Hansin Grape Robes
DO. do. do, hgured Grapes
Do, do. Canton do. do
Do. DO. do plain do
Plain and figured Thule Laces
Rich figured eros de Naples
Grccian Gauzc Handkerchief
Canton bird eye and plaid do.
2ria Scarls, pclcrines do
Grccian Gauae Ribbons, new article
Rich fig. Satin and other do.
Plain and striped Drilling
Angolas and union Mixtures
Wilmington Stripes and Cotton Cassimeres
Blue Nankcens
Nance chop and company yellow do
Black tircassians and French Bombazeen, for
summer coats
London fashionable aud white Marseilles
Common figured and do. do
Snpr, fg, black Silk-Velvet Yestings
India aud English Florentine
German and India Flag Handkerchief,
Lersy Hawthorn and Grecan do.
Figured black Silk Cravats
Bordered Income, DO
7-s and 10 Irish Linens, approved bleach
Silk, Cotton and Worsied Hosiery
French and English ladies' mud gentlemues
Gloves
Beaver, Kid Dogskin and Castn do.
Sc. Sc &c,
All OF which, with almost every other mr.
'ieie adapted to the season, may now be had
at low prices.
April l6. tss6
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Lees Ointment for the Itch,
SHOES.

WE have Just received general as
w sor,ment OF the above Article. at very
reduced prices
Ladies' Morocco Dnnmark, Satin and Fru-
nella Slippers,
Do. fine Seal skin,
ch;ldrens' Morocco and Leather Boots and
Shoes,
And hourly lonk fo7 the most splendid ns-
.ottms nj Of Calicoes end other fashionable
Goods ever offered in this market.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
May 25. 1859
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Also, one otMer Tract.

AdiolnmgfHe above described Land. co,I-,.
ing upwards OF 700 acres. On this tiac, Il, W..
are two settlements, on one of which i
very good house, well finished, out bor'a'
orchards, good garden, &c and On ~
other comfortable dwelling house. orrbards
Nc. This tract also adioins the lands Of I,la,
Shelton, Col. John Anlller and ,tl.e ''n
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One other Tract,

on the waters ofBack creek. containing abou,
5oO acres, all in woods. small proportio on
ly of which is considered tobacco land of SUI
perior quality, but considerable part iglt
be Justly denominated toerable grain land, il
lies well, is well watered, and abounds with
t;,,I.r ;nII ,,,na
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OST. on the 9TH of June, RED MO-
IA ROCCO POCKET BOOK, containing
snndry bonds, due bills and receipts, part OF
which were originally given aud the balance
assigned TO the subscriber All persons are
torwarned against trading for or taking an
assignment on any of the above mentioned
bonds, &c. without my consent. a liberal re-
ward viii be given 10 any person who shall
deliver the contents of the pocket hook, or
give such information rs " i'll enable me 20
get il. ROBERT IL. GRAY.
June 25. d5 w2w