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iecsOnai Pr0perty.

conveyed for thai purpose, as will be suffi-
cient 10 satisfy and pay the amount OF the Sc
Veral executions charged thcfenpon, and the
amount OF the prior incumhrances on said
property, the court being OF opinion that the
defendant Gabriel l. Scott has prior lien
the property aforesaid, for the sum OF three
thousand dollars, being one moiety OF the
price ofthe TomahaWk Lands, paid 10 Jones's
heirs al the price of hiteen dollars per acre,
with interest on The said sum of three thou
sand dollars from the twenty third day OF
October, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty one, the date of the conveyance by
the said Gabriel l. Scott for his interest in
said IOmahawk Land, that the plaintiffs in
the several executions under which the said
Robert Scott was confined when he took the
benefit OF the insols ent debtors oath, have
subsequent lien on the said property for the
amount OF their several executions, with con
tIhulng interest on the principal sums due
thereon uhlil they shall be paid the aggre-
gate amount OF which executions, calculated
to the tenth day of December, one thousand
eight hundred aud twenty one, appears by
The commissioner .rcport 10 be three thou
sand aud sixty nine dollars sixty FIVE cents that
tue defendants Jones's heirs lave also a lien
on the said property, for the sum oitWo hun
dred and thirteen dollars thirty four cents the
"'i'Vih' " l'lt iOi lIlt ldllu utHI INnGnDuIE5
reported due from Robert & Scott TO them.
and that 50 much OF the personal property
embraced by the deed Of trust bearing dat
the Goth day Of February, 1920, from Robel
{. Scott and his wife, TO W liam Pendleton,
for the benefit OF Gabriel !. Scott, and VII
liam Waller Scott, and comprised in deed
among the exhibits made by the said Robert
{. scott, To the marshal of this court for the
purposes therein mentioned, ought nov to be
sold 10 raise the said several sums Of money,
with interest. The court approving the prin-
ciPle upon which the exceptions on the part
otMckeynolds and Mundy, aud disappearing
the exceptions on the part OF Robert c. Scott
and Gabriel Scott, doth adjudge, order and
decree that the marshal of this court after
advertising the time and place OF sale for four
weeks in some newspaper published in the
town OF Lynchburg and at the door of Camp.
bell courthouse ON a court day, DO proceed TO
sell, at public auction, for cash, SO much oil
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Notice.

FFsHE subscriber has for sale, and is de
termined 10 sell, several surveys of land
lying ON Goose creek, s miles from Liberty
and adjacent to his mill establishment
They contain from one to three hundred
cres, as may suit purchasers, and are in fine
order for cropping. Possession will be given
Immediately, and on very accommodating
iterms CHARLES c. PATTERSON.
January 7. ts20
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TRUST SALE


pY virtue of deed of trust executed oI
- the subscribers by John Ii. " ord, bea.
ing date the 24th day of October, 1923, oirI
cord III the Hastings court of the corporaioA|
OF Lynchburg, for the purpose OF paying 4
sum Of money therein expressed, we shall "a
Monday the 18th day Of March next, at tie
house of the said John II. " ord, proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, the
Following Property to wit :
One negro girl slave, named Lydia three lea
ther beds, and furniture, one cupboard, ooe
dozen chairs, one carpet and three " annt tHI
bles, with all the household and kitchen turi
niture of him the said John II Word. lhs
title 10 the above property is believed to u
good, but the subscribers, acting as irusteesl
vii only Convey such title TO the purcf a,eI'
as is vested in them by virtue of said deed
NATHAN B. 1iIURNON, }rr,s,as,
NATHAN SCHooLFiELD,
February Ii. 35widI
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IN Ghancevy.

IL ~ hAhhNNA
IN The County Court Of Nelson, the 24th
January, 1926.
James Montgomery and Charles Perrow,
and Robert Hves, Administrator of Jesse
'larkson, decd Compainants.
Against,
Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Herndon and
Polly his wife, James East and Patsey his
wife, john City and Nancy his wife, Samuel
Parish and Jane his wife, David II. GARRISON.
James Clarkson and William Clarkson,
Defendants.
This day came the compliments, by their
attorney, and IT appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that the defendants, John Uty
and Nancy his wife, and William CIarkson
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth,
on motion OF the complainants, it is decreed
aud ordered by the court, that the said de.
PENDANTS John utly and Nancy his wife, and
William Clarkson, do appear here, on or be
fore the fourth Monday in April next, and
answer the complainant's bill; and give secu.
r'ty according TO the act of Assembly, in sue h
case made and provided And that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, published in the town of Lynch
burg, for two months successively, and that
another copyb be posted up at the door of he
court house, otthis county, two court DAYS
previous TO said April court next.
A Copy-Teste,
SEArON Il. LOVING. DC.
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Public ~ otice.

auditors Office, FEB. %, 1925
DURSCANT to clause therein cOrtaIa
a ed, the subioined act is published for Tx
information Of all holders or owners OF Virgin
ia Military Certificates bearing an interest Of
six per cent Every such certificate presented
at this office for redemption by any other THAI
The individual to whom it was originally i,s'
ed, must be endorsed or assigned y such oa
ginal owner, or in case oil his death, BY his t
gal renresentatiYe.
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NOYICE

rs hereby given That all he Cells IN the
L Lunatic Hospital, an The city of HilHams-
bury, are occupied, and that no more patients.
(Ma!e or Female,) will be received into said
Hospital until some of the said Cells are va
cant, due notice of which will be given.
By order ofhe Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, c. CD
Williamsburg, Fb 81. Is
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BEDFORD COUNTY, Sc.-Taken up
ID on the plantation of Robert c Penn, on
the waters of Falling, Creek dark cheenut
sorreI MARE, tour feet eleven inches high.
small star in her face, defect in her LETT
hind leg, small part OF the Iim of her left
eye lid off, tail bobbed, name reached for
six or eight inches from the ears, barefoot
somewhat scariied on her shoulders
praised to thirty dollars The above sworn
TO before me tho 9TH day OF October, 1921.
WA. WEEKS,
GEORGE LYLES,
JOHN LECkEY,
Copy--1este,
J. sTEPToE, enc.
February %. 3w327
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% DOLLARS Reward.

RUNAWAY from the possession of Jo.
IA Leftuieh Jr. about t,eei,e monihs ago. q
aegro man aam.d G.4EHlEL, Of rog dark
complexion, about four feti Q or 10 ucte3dea
aad about thirty tteo gears Of age, no yq1iap
lar marks recOtiected Except some snail foxl
an has breost about the stee oj m0,llt, us
a Cery rough bunny chin.
lam Of op'Rioa that he as noto lurking aBor.
the nfighbo1hood Of John Smetie, on The head
acatffs Of Goose Greek, Whtre he has uit, "a
he has been seen an that quarter frequently.
The ADORE rtWard Of t0enty fre doiiqrs uN IL
gic.n to any person ATTIC pi6 dthfer him 10 me,
or see'tTe han al Bedford 3aii so hat ! tf hin
again. ROBERT u. REESE
January %. Dts 10
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March 4.

MESSRS. William l.. Cnusran, no
1v1 mas Aplng and William Johnson, lake
notice that | shall on the 18th day OF April
next, at the house OF William +. Carter, in the
county of Goochand, aud state of virginia,
proceed TO take the deposition of the said
William F Carter and on the 18th of the
same month at the House of Capt Lindsey
Coleman, in the county Of Amherst shall
proceed TO take the deposition of David APP
ling, which depostlons are To be read as evil
dence on the trial oil suit depending in the
chancery court OF Amhert county, in which
am plaintiff and you are defendants, when
and where you may attend if you please
JOHN CHRISTIAN.
March 4. w1Ws gs
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Valuable AanA for sale.

ON Tuesday The ED day Of March nert,
" thai raiuabic tract ofidad an HE County
Of Campbell, on Beaver creek, caiied me Old
furnace tract, belonging 10 The estate Of Dqrid
Ross dec'd, cW BE- SOLD 10 The highest biddor ri
the BOILING SPRING T3JER.N, on the
siage road, about tteo miles from the premises.
The terms Of sale mil be one fourth IN cash,
aud The residue 10 be paul in ihree equal auna-
al iilstaments, the cfcdit pigments 10 be secured
BY bonds Nth dpprored security, and I'm on
the properly. The haet contains bftwttu 81
and seCen hundred acres. II Is rented The pre-
sent gear TO .hr. jain 4. Hoo1son, for fourth
othe crop he purchaser wid be entitled 10 the
rent, and hare Tie privilege u see Ding gram az
the fan, and fan possession at The end of the
gear Mr.. Hoodson pH shelr the tand 10 anu
Que disposed to purchase
THOMAS T. BOULDLN,
Executor Of Dora Ross.
February IL. mi8s25
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Personal Property,

IN the said deeds of trust mentioned, together
with the increase of the slaves therein men.
toned, if any there be, as will be suti Gent af-
ter detraylng the proper costs and charges of
the sale, 10 raise the aforesaid sum OF three
thousand dollars, with interest from the said
twenty third day of October, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty one, and the said
sum OF three thousand and sixty nine dollars
and sixty five cents, with interest from the
tenth day OF December, one thousand eight
hundfedand twenty one, Oh so much thereof
is appears to be the principal OF the eXecu-
lions on which the said sum Of money IS due
aud the aforesaid sum of Two hundred aud
thirteen dollars thirty four cents, and pny the
said sums into one of The banks at this place,
to the credit of these suits, subject to the fu
ture order OF the court, and thai he report his
proceedings to the court in order to "A final
decree and the court doth further order that
the said kabt, c. Scott, do deliver to the mar
shall the property aforesaid or so much thereof
AS will be necessary to raise the said several
sums OF money with the interest thereof -
Provided, nevertheless, that any of the Gre
ditors, for whose benefit the sales aforesaid
are 10 he made by the Marshal, may be allow
ed TO bid to the extent of their claim without
paving TO the marshal the amount of such pur-
chase or purchases, in which event he will
report the same accordingly.
Copy-Ieste,
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Tract Of land.

lying in the counties Of Pittsylyania and Bed
ford, nea the junction Of Pigg and slaulor
rivers, supposed to contain between FIVE and
six thousand acres The said land is valuable,
a considerable portion of it being fr.t uts
tobacco land il will be sold in lots TO I'D
purehasers-At the time and place ofas
the deed of trust aforesaid will be exhiJNv5l
and the subscriber will convey to the putcts
ser or purchasers at the sale the title Yessi
in them by the deed Of trust, which is be
lieyed TO be unquestionsble.
JESSE BURTON,
CHlSNELL DABNEY, = "'''''
February 4. Rtds d
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Notice.

RUNAWAY from the possession of the
IA subscriber, near Salem, BoteIourt coun.
ty, Virginia, while on hi way TO the western
country, a negro man named ISAAC, about
81 years of age, nhout 5 feet 2 or 3 inches
high, OF stout and chunky stature, dark com
pesion, small dep seated eyes. Isaac has a
large scar between the thumb ard fore finger
OF the right hand. He was bought in May last
Of Mr. Phil. Thornton, of Caroline county,
and was raised in Spottsylvania, believe, by
q Nh Pendleton, where he is in all probabili-
~ nov lurking All necessary expenses and
reasonable reward will be paid for the APP
prehrnsion and delivery OF the above men
TONED slave to James Jones, in Campbell
county--or If secured in Jail in this common.
wealth SO get him again.
CHARLES NJ JONES.
n The Editor Of the fredericksburg He
yaid lrW p'eoSc insert the ADORE three timsSand
Jorwnrd his account 10 THIS ctee for payment.
February I. WITS "a.
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office.

FHNHE subscriber will commence her School
" again on Tuesday the 5th of April next.
Terms Of tuition will be moderate.
MARY b, GANNAWAY.
March IL. I'm
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Vaiuble Aand for Sale.

QY vlrtne Of deed Of trust executed to
- US, bearing date on the 9th day of Janu~
airy, 1918, and recorded in the county eourt
of Pittsylyania, we shall, on Friday the l5ta
day of April, 1925, ut the residence Of Mn.
Charles Carter, in The county oil Pitsy iqanls.l
sell, by way of public auction, ior cash, QUO
third Of a
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EO \nWing PrONertX.

to wit Daniel Che eder) Daniel Ohe
younger) Jerry, Lewis, Garland, Limas, Ma
ria and her three children to wit Martha,
Horace, and Sam GabrIls and her FIVE chill
dren to wit Henry, Liza, Martha, Caroline,
and Robert Rachel, Fanny and hertwo chill
dren 10 wit Rusila and Moody Lidda and
her five children to wit Louisa, Arch, Jane,
PAMELA and Celia, and Eveline and Lucy, to-
gether with the increase of the female slaves,
il any, since their conveyance. Also, one
wagon and gear one cart, eight horses, all
the stock of cattle, hogs and sheep, and house
hold and kitchen furniture, beingthe personal
property embraced by the deed of trust bear
ing date the 20lh day of February, 1920, from
Robert c Scott and his wife to William PEN
deton, and also comprsedina deed executed
by the said Robert c Scott to the undersign
ed bearing date the 10Th day OF July, 1923.
Sale to commence at IL clock.
GEO. 3. WooDSON, MS. C. C. L. D.
February ls. 26wtds
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Max shal's sale.

IN pursuance OF decree of the superior
4 court of chanerry Tor the bynchhurg Dis
triet, pronounced on he 9th day OF Novem
Der s2{, IN cause therein depending, BE-
tween
Sovrein letter BndElllott letter Pitts.
And
Christopher Clark, VIM Walker and Seth
Ward Delts.
lac Undersigned Marshal Of the said court
will on Monday the 1th day Of April next, Of
far. il mol tho next tar day thereafter, Sun
days axcepled) expose TO sale by way OF pub
lie auction, 10 he highest bidder two SO
veral
Yracts w Parcel VI laMA,
lynn 10 the county Of Bedford, or,he waters
oil oorr Aager the one estimated 10 oonisin
Ia acres, and the other supposed 10 contain
lis acres, being the tract of land on which
the said Sovr,in deter and Elliott Jeter now
reside, and referred to in the bill and eAl iblls
flied in Tive said cause. The sale will lake
place on the premises a, the house OF Sovreiu
Jeter
Terms made known on the day of sale,
GEO. b. WOoDSoN, II 5. &C l. n.
March :. wds2S
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Virginia

Virginia
Al a Superior Court Of Chancery holden an
the torn Of Lynchburg, the Sd day ef No
uember, one thousand eight hundred and
fuenty four.
Robert { Scott, Plaintiff,
Against,
Dudley jones, Milton Bennett, Thomas ID
Bennett, Lewis Bennett, Dofeas Moorman,
Thomas J. Norman, George Martin and
Elizabeth his wife, John Fowler and tarilla
his wife, William Shaw and Patsey his
wife, Howard Martin aud Lucy his wife,
John Webb, George l. Merrm ether for Tho
mas Jones, Ansem CIafkson and Mildred his
wife, James Martin, John Burton, George
Eve, Charles Mundy, Thoma. Il. Wait, Mar
tina Goode, Grief Barksdale, Moses Preston
and John GARNER, Defendants,
And
Robert {. Scott, Plaintiff,
Against
Oliver McRcynolds sheriff Of the county OF
Campbell, Gabriel |. Scott, William Waller
Scott, and William Pendleton,
Defendants.
These causes came on again together, TO be
heard on the papers formerly read, on those
since filed, aud upon the report OF commits
sloner Benagh, made i'll pursuance OF the or
der oi the fifth day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred aud twenty three, with
the exceptions thereto, and Was argued by
counsel OIL consideration whereof, and of
the motion OF the defendant in the second
suit, Oliver hClieynoids TO dissolve the in
junction awarded in that cause, and TO direct
"A sale OF 50 much of the
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.MarshaA's Sale.
FOR sale

IN pursua nee of decree of the Superior
4 Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg dis.
trict, pronounced on the 2lst of May, 1924
in cause therein depending between
John Campbell Plf.
And
John Jacobs, David | Clarkson and Peter
{. Jacobs Defs.
The undersigned Marshal of said court, will
on Saturday, the I'd day of April, 1925, Gf
fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter, Sun
days excepted,) proceed to SELL by way of
public auction, before the front door of the
Franklin Hotel, in the town ofLyncl<bnrg, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
PERSONAL Property,
To wit one negro woman named Dolly, and
four children to wit Demsay, Lavina, Baler,
and Spencer, aud one bay Mare, or SO much
of the said property as will be sufficient 10
satisfy the defendant, John Jacobs debt, and
costs, being the same property conveyed in a
trust deed executed by John Campbell TO
David l. Clarkson, and Peter c. Jacobs, irus.
tees, for the benefit OF John Jacobs, bearing
date the 22d of April, 1922, and of record in
The county court of Nelson.
GEO. b. WOoDSoN, M L. C. u. c
March 4. wtds %
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JOHN WILLS, c. C.

In pursuance of the above decree, the I'M
dersigned, Marshal of the said couri, will, on
Saturday the 10th day of March neNt, III fair,
ifuot, the neAtfair day thereafter, Sundays ex-
cepted) proceed TO sell, by way of pubIic auc-
lion, 10 the highest bidder, for cash before the
front door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the town
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Quantico Canal Lottery Of Ia
SIXTH CLASS.
TO BE DR8WE THE
9Th day OF June, 1928,

And completed in few minutes.
!. MCINTYRE, Manager.
SCHEME.
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ton, 0nd upon which the committees have no, Yet
been able to make up their reports. These viii be
made known with as little delay as possible
ltmay NE well to add, that several ofthe managers
contributed specimens of their oan manufacture,
but these Were not OF course considered intended
ipr compe;i.ioa, as by the rules of the Board,
Managers are excluded from receiving medals or
ANY Other compliment wha;cvcl.
In the above report the committee hare ends7-
voured as FIR Is possible do Justice to all par,ic,
- they trust that their opinions will be receiv eI
with indulgence, aai that If am error should be
discovered (Which in difficult task it is scarce
ly possible TO avoid,) they will be attributed 10
defects OF Judgment, and not to any intention to
l"YoiT one uann.acut al the expense of another.
IheY must likewise appeal TO the candour and
lndui sence oil the public, Tor any error which may
'!ave been discovered in the manner in which the
eShi'H,ioI was conducted. II difficult they be-
Neve 10 carry it on without the adoption of some
regulations which may, in few instances have
ap2ea'ed Unnecessarily rigorous, hut which tie
committee coIscientiou~ly believed TO be required
FOR the protection and preservation OF the valuable
property which had been kindly placed at their dis
ere ION, and Coa.iLel TO ther care by many manu-
iactprcs md mechanics, only from This CITY, but
also from distance; Al least they beiey that he
regulations which were adopted, were as far as lay
"a uhelt power ih;iscImUinatey adhered to.
In concluding their report, the committee avail
themselves OF this public opportunity 10 testify their
nnseisnej gratitude 10 the members of the Commit
tee OF Judges, Tor the alacrity with which they
undcrook their responsible duties, and for the zeal
with which they discharged them.
To the gentlemen who kindly underto ok the Ia
borlous and ungrateful task of acting as a Commit
tee OF arrangement and Superintendent, muct
credit i also due. 20 their judicous disposition o.
the specimens, and 10 their vigilance during tn.
times when the rooms opened 10 the public
must be attributed the pleasing display of goods ant
their preservation from being injured by the grea,
numbers which crowded in to view this splendid
aHd as we trust not unimpor,anl display of Ameri-
cln manufactures. To the zeal of the same gentle
men they indebted for the fact which they take
. eat pleasure in Announcing, that notwithstanding
tie confusion which generally attends such collec-
hons Of property belonging to many different indi
VIdlas, article OF any account has been missed,
circumstance which they consider as extremely
eisJ,aLIe 70 the city.
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OF tyrannical measures The American = ~
another subject of embarrassment ltisueaial when
iriSa'e enters the port, or her TO salute the BAT
'eFies Win 10 guns, bn1 this salute must be re'nf-
Ell by an equal number Now. cur govsrnment
are afraid that they tepiv to \he American salute,
the people viii think the, are expendmg powder in
ho7or OF Lafayette, bu, ii hey do no, agree to
turn, they VIII be obliged TO lie, the frigate enter
without salu'ing, for they y ell know that the A.
meflcan Captain will not burn match without an
aSsen'ehee OF reciprocity" London Times
VIM washington, nephew of the celebrated
" aso'nS'oh' ms proceeded from Hydra for Napoli
di Romani, with the intention of entering INTO ,be
'""Ns Vi tue greeks. London paper.
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The reader will observe, that these despatcbe.
were written before the attack on Missolongbj
which has placed lbahim Pacha in a very critical
situation
From the Courier Francois.
1t must be observed that this important resolu-
ton was taken before the raising Of the siege of
Nlssolongh, which is now certain, and the defeat
oil The force, both by land and sea, which the Otto
man Porte had before that place
The Greeks, lorsaker or BETRAYED by the Cont
mental Powers, saw other means TO aver, a storm
which was ready to swallow them up If, as men.
we must applaud the step they have taken TO es-
cape complete determination, and the ferocitv Of
the Turks, we have, as Frenchmen, more than one
reason to regret It; for such is the improvideoce
and, we must say, the unskilfulness of the French
Ministry, that IL is il, and its false calculations
which have reduced 10 this necessity a people 70
worthy Of independence.
liby impotic condescensions, By dark intrig,,es
the french Ministry had not prepared and second
ed the formation OF the Egyptian corps, the Turks
would never have ventmej alone to invade and Law
waste the Morea.
An Independent government a powerful barrier
between the civilization and barbarism which
would naturally have placed Itself under the pro-
lection OF France, would be already established nm
the confines Of Asia and now hold place anon
the European powers.
some unpeIceived Indirect aid, in the absence Of
an honorable assistance, evena real MENTALITY.
would nave suificed to Greece, and perhaps 10
save Europe from another conilagTatiou.
FOR IN the midst Of the elements Of dscord which
nave already shown themselves between the C.bi-
nets VIII Russia see with Indifference countie.
which she has 30 long coveted, pass under an info
ence which she fears and enyiesi
What will England itself do? Will bumopi,v
VIII her maritime and commercial interest induce
Ter 10 protect, 10 adopt a nation which throws it,
sell INTO her arms, and which is on the point Of
peIlshlng entirely If she refuses il 4,
oh"il we see Lord High Commissioner govern
all The Aegean Sea and the Peninsula Of the Pslo.
ponessus!
These are The questions that offer themselves. and
which cannot be adjourned.
Would 1t not be possible that Russia mich, bv
way Of compensation, seize at least, N1oldavj, and
Walachia, leaving Servia to Austria, if she finds il
to her advantage,
Would Vance remain mere benevolent spec,a-
tor OF the sggrsndiaement OF all these powors. add