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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-12

Road. or Turnpike, from its present termination to
the Ohio River, is deemed of great importance, not
only to the people of this section of the state but
10 the whole Commonw wealth of Virginia, as compile
ting great public work, and giving to through its
whole extent, increased utility and value-There-
fore,
Resolved, That the Hon. Lewis Summers
Philip II. Thompson, sen. Joel Shrewsbury, Joseph
Lowell, James II. Fry, Lewis Ruffner, b. II
Smith, c. Il. Baldwin and Joseph l. Fry be APP
pointed committee to prepare a memorial to tn,
next General Assembly of Virginia upon that sub
iert, and to take such other measures concerning
| as they may think advisable.
8. Resolved, That the citizens of the countie.
ofthis commonwealth, more Immediately interested
in the objects of the foregoing Resolutions, be re-
quested to give their aid in advancing and accom-
plishng them
6. Resolved, that the above proceedings be pub
lished in the Western Virginian, - the Lewisbur,
Palladium" Staunton Spectator, and the Rich
mond " Enquirer" and &c Whig''
(Sisned) JOSEPH l.. FRY, Chm.
| WILL HATCHER, Secretary.
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hIessrs. Tsppan AND Williams, were appointed
committee to carry into effect the resolution of
the General Assembly with regard to the engrav-
ing and printing the map of the State Of Ohio
drawn by Alfred Kelly, Esq
There was much excitement in Dayton, during
the session OF the board, in consequence Of the
commissioners not being willing TO crafty the i'm
patience of some of its citizens, by directing the
acting commissioners to Immediately proceed to
enter into contracts for completing the Miami Ca
nal, f. ON Mddletown to Dayton.
A mob, composed of boys. probably felt them
selves countenanced by some previous remarks OF
one or two citizens, in gathering around the pub
lie house in which the commissioners lodged, and
insulting them by their language. and the blowing
of tin horns, SC. The citizens Of Dayton gene
rally were much mortified at this disgraccful con
duct 10.
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STAMMERING.
.Ns,O York h,stitution for Correcting impedi-

sNeD YORK Institution for CORRECTING iuDedi-
lssts Of speech, No 254 Broadsuay opposite The Park
al RS Leigh, the principal this institution having ncae-
w ethe services of professional gentleman Of the highest
espccabty and her perintendiug IL feels warranted in
assuring the public from the perfect she has had in Ca
'es oil smmerng and other mPedmen of speech that
most obstinate canb be made with comparative ease
hushcy IN few weeks, and many in few days.
toh OF the efficacy Of her SYSTEM The public cannot demand
m.re satisfactory one than the following from gentlemen
occupy the IN science and literature whom she
has INCIDENTALLY communicated it.
Men Yo,k, Apra i2ik, 1896
Having received from Mrs Leigh an explanation of her The
DRY for the correction stammerng other
speech, aud having visited her Institutions with great plea
that offer the public testimony in her favour
From the many instances there OF cure even when
the habit had been of very long standings well as from the
Of many respectable persons ohe greatest
agetey had derived from her instruction. we sincerely he
heve will prove public benefit aud hope that Mrs
may tue patronage her ingenuity and perseyerng
We do not hesitate further add conviction thaan a
nei.neeto ner rules on the part of the pupil aha
lssnedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
JOHN Nc. vIcKAR, D. d.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, Columbia College
JAS. IL. MANLEY, M. ID.
President Of the New York State Medical Society
JOHN WATTS Jr. NJ b.
Physician 10 the New York Hospital
Copy Of letter from, Dr. J. r. MANLEY to Mrs LEIGH
o,,n NEW YORK, Nay, s26
take great pleasure in bearing my public ties
mon TO the excellence of plan for the eatmen
cure o Sismmerng which cases. exists TO such exten,
10 place the unfortunate subject Of this habit so far least
a. s talent erned very nearly in the
dIiun OF Mute The confidence you placed in me bv
explaining 10 detail your method and the facts and
by which you have attained tosuch complete
my lcknos Judgements
The examination from time time of your pupils. the
histories o their from their mouths the oppor
uns have had TO compare the progress If their amend
egt aud above ALL the poinof support which your
derives from development Of the causes Of
laid open IN your exposition, have all eonpred sonyuc
me that your method must be sueoessu that if the pupil.
be OF adult or discretionary age having been cured
cannot relapse into their fol habit without II had anot
| seidl studying TO acquire it.
That unexamPed will attend your effort. in te
resmen OF tins unfortunate vice Of speech entertain mo-
doubt and bear any asgnable proportion to your in
bringing 10 such degree Of perfection YOU viii have alum
| dant cause Of satisfaction. With much esteem am
| [Sgned "JAdES r. MANIEY NJ n
| June s. IL 9sy
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August %

I7HE sub cribr offers for private sale the following
4 and parcels OF land lying the city Of Richmond.
The farm called UPTON, containing rather upwards of three
hundred lying the north fork OF the Brook and
meDcing the Brook Bridge the Turnpike between
and miles from this city THIS by all who acquainted
with it, considered valuable land OF being wood,
and well timbefed and the buildings sueient for the
comfortable accommodation OF a olerAby a ge family
Sixty aud half acies called BROORVILLE, adj
joining Mr. Jaco Modcca the south fork Of the Brook,
upward of so Of this land wood OF its original
oh OF oak hickory aud pine aud has not been Pilagtd
The otLes past IS IN pine suitable for brick wood
Also, 40 acres Mhch0ps Spring, and adjoining his
and tina; Of Mr.. +. r. Prices land These 30
formerly laid of lots OF 10 EACH aud will he sold
either in that way together Each lot will have the advan.
age 2t water running constantly through it, and them
have tine spr;ng. With this land 46 may BE- had
adjoining aud Of the original wish also dispose
OF good pair carriage aud excellent Hoer
carriage driver. For terms, apply
Sept. 1. So J. ROBINSON.
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TRUST SaLE OF La.ND.

virtue of deed of trust executed by George Rob
ID Of the county OF Amelia 10 Edmund his
hepIesenatives the 9th day of September S22 and
lifted to record in the clerks office aid The Oil
day of November, the FOR m purpose
the payment of certain bonds due james Robertson, r
shall proceed 10 sell for cash, the highest bidder
premises, Monday the 9Th day Of September next W ar
otherwise the next fair day. certain parcel Of land
much thereof will be sufficient satisfy purposes
said deed being the tract of land which the said
Robertson resides, lying Appomattox River betweeI
aud miles above the mouth OF Flat creek aud
tanning hunde and fifty less Such It'll,
only will be conveyed to the purchaser purchasers by the
(who was trustee)
EATII. HARRISON,
Executor Of Ed. Harrison, dec
IL
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VaIuab!e James Rirer Land.

THAT valuable estate called ChiPoaks in sury county,
J. about four miles below ;h courthouse, offered for sale
IL lies on the Souh l@ OF Jamci Rive neal HOG Island
and binds for some distance tnu BY late survey II
contains 1851 acres the greater part Of which cleared
From hefertly OF the soil, which is equaed by any
IN the county, thus estate cODsdefe ed by Judges
admirably adapted 10 the growth Of cotton Possession
be had the ss Of Jan ary next Capt John
resides the premises will give any Information
them. For apply the subscriber living Alexandria
ID. G.. VIM. L. UODGSON
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.NOTJEE

III AS committed to the Jail of Jefferson county, Va as
W runaway, on The I6ti OF Jane ast, negro who
calls himself CHARLES, about 81 ears u age awny com
Pexon, FIVE feet IL inches high, and has small
has right eyebrowsaid negro purchased June, 1925
ny col Samuel j. Dawson taken Richmond and sold 10
gentleman in the South' y the Abern4they His
owner u requested TO prove property pay
take him away otherwise lac will be disposed according
law. JOHN JACKSON Jaie,
Seri "a 9tert
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SONG OF THE STARS TO THE EARTH.

Frsmthe German Of S.olIers.
Sweet ethy siumhers, sister dear,
Upon thy odour. resented bed
hePose in peace until thou hear
The voice of Morning widely spread.
Then nsy'.tthou wake all fresh and gay,
Adorn'd with tints Of rosy light;
And, mid the rest may iude sway
OF sudden storms thy beauty blight.
May no wild winds with furious wing
To rend thy lively locks conspire
Nor high the waves Of Ocean fling,
With dseofd hoarse 10 glut their ire;
And drown the gentle, soothing souni
That risss from the heaving n,aiu;
And may ne thundtrs bust around,
From EiEa's womb, 10 bla,tthe plain;
Aud may the winged lightning, sleep
Upon the high Alps darksome breast;
While now through air reigns silence deep,
o SISTER dear, TO aid thy rest
Norlouds now intervene to hide
From Us thy beauty, planet, fair;
No vspours dim are seen to glide
Alhwait III. tranquil void OF air.
Now do III. mild Moons lovely beau,
Upon thine orb delight TO play;
Aud swirl shall ay the hou:s, I'll! CLEANS
or newborn light restore the DAY.
0may thy children all partake
The slulnbers of this .Il- nj huu,
While those who may their couch forsakc,
Toss'd by RELENTLESS snrrow's pow'r.
The moon shall soDth. her mild regard
Hath often sulsced the di.tress'i
forwhsn the storm of grief blow, hard,
Her gentle influence calm, tue breast.
Tho.s now who oallthe faiihIes. sea,
In hlver leading wen guide.
Though the dark night, from danger fee
OF rapid whirlpoors siidy tide.
Nor Guek,and:, ,hoal, Jr hidden rock,
Shall wound the swiftly-gliding keel
While wekeep watch, no sudden shock
From wind wave the bark shall feel.
Then ,we,,ly slumber, si,icr dear,
Upon thy odour scented bed;
Calm lac thy sieer, till thou shalt hear
The voice Of Morning widely spread.
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Notieeto Sheriffs and other Collectors of the Pub
lie ReyenneI

80 Audttors Office Aug ~, 1926
UNDERSTANDING that the act of the last General Az,
" sembly extending the me Of accounting the Public
Revenue, has in instances been suorise
payment into the Treasury at any time during The month of
Noternber WITHOUT fotae Of the aud half per
ce'n commissions; sye thought proper give this public
notice. mat as do not IN snch constructions shall in
all cases dalow the additional commissions unless the take,
are accounted for precisely as heretofore.
JAS. L. HEATH, Auditor Public Accounts,
90
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H.aWOVER LA.ND FOR S.aLE

WILL sell upon accommodating TERMS small Of land
lying on Panonkey river and adjoining Hanover Town the
lands Of robert Page, William Roane, Judge Brockenbrough
aud others containing about 200 acres, third Of which
any tte river farther description dc emei
as those disposed to purchase will first view the premises;
and will be shown to those disposed TO purchase by Mr.. j.
ade, who Go~ has II in cultivation. For terms apply TO
me.s Lsok'aad HenshaW CO. Of 10 ihe sub
ser,oer living IN Charlottesville, Vrgina. y NIOSBY
august II. Off
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VIRGLyNIa L.4ND OFFJ1J ~

IN conformity with entitled An aef IA reduce into
one the several acts concerning Eschcaors" IN ed lam
airy 9th, 1919 DO hereby make known 10 ali whom NAV
cocern tha' appears by certificate Of the Eseheatos Of ne
~ Of Richmond bearing date tbe2d day Of September 500
sud recev AZ this Office the day that bv
and once found, certain piece Of ground Of ch RbeY
hemmng late OF The said city, died seizid and osse..eJ
situated al the corner Of q. aud 7h streets in The said efv
containing 81 feet front g. street. aud running hack 20
has been found to be duly esohes,ed 10 this commonwealth
&C. w. SELDEN, II. L. once
-.eE
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WIG IVAN GRAJfAI.AR SCHOOL.

IHNHE public respectfully informed that Mr.. O. Mpsbya
Il youhg gentleman of hgh classical stanmen and aolsbe
mann, - . engaged e. assist ~ the classical department Of
this school Mr. Rockford will continue give instructions
10 stbemaie aud The French language, and the principal
0mi'ss the most uurenhng attention bis part make
the plan 81 studies As sxten,yey useful a, the nature Of be
Indhgiion will admit "A few additional Scholars he adj
united. WM. u. GILES,
BARTffW. EGAN.
August ~. Q7-f
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DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Of the United
States lor The nh circuit and Eastern district Of Virginia,
on The 7 II juno 1825 IN the q &c United States Of
America sgsin- JOSEPH 1l.ha adn' With the will annexed
n Thomas ~ Ellis, Philip g. burt aud Samuel H. Burt IN
lsn heir Of Agnes Burt by John Pegfam sreey assigned
guardian, shall ruesy The 26h day Of September next
proceed 20 sell II public auction The prtmise in Sry
county for ready money ihe act ~ land 10 The bill and pro
ceedncs mentioned a the devised by Thomas r. Ellis
Agnes Atkinson from wh-m defended 10 the defendant
SAMUEL ~ Burt The ale 10 between The hours
Of 10 clock. NJ. aud 2 pm.
JOHN PEGhAM, Marshal q The Z. Dt ofVa.
August q, 1926. 3!-wiJs
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KLLERSLTE

THIS beautiful Farm situated Oh james River il; ,b
end CT henreo, adjoining the estates Of John Wickbro
tsq distant from Richmond about 10 miles will ne oId IN
next December under decree Of the Chaaer co,r, 7,
contains by survey 676 ofhc 200 acres are r,
rate low grounds, 100 Of which Tuokahoe Island The
balance on IN. creek Of that name, and $50 or 40 acre.
OF cleared hgh land Of good quality average of n
OF whea To the having been produced fom them chen
under the clover system This farm sbcunds in sprinrs which
never have been known fail in the dryes spells of
which traverse every field the main land aaofding abn
dance Of water for Stock. The James river canal ase
the centre Of the farm within 500 yards Of the barn which IL
spacious and contains Of Exas Threshne mssbne n
good repair, with all the buildings necessary 10
plantation The Dwelling House Of brick covered With
'ln5eo Of the most durable quality it contains seven rooms
places, a plainly ut neatly finished There are ali
the therconyenieneeB usually found attached ssn @
'ablrhment ieehouse kitchen, snokc-houe &c &c I'll.
subscriber could desean largely The many
public notice. hei persons disposed purchase NAV have an
opportunity OF previously viewing the pemise, il r
tbs viii besuheienL The oyerecr will shew the plsce 10 ,n
person who may oho5se 70 examine il in the absence of
sept p. o0-WlsiN JAMES CURRTE
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Roanoke Land, at the Totoa Of JI7eialoa.

fNIE subscribers sell the Of ind known as the
Il Estate Of Weldon Heirs, ia HALIFAX county, NJ c. living
athe Basin ofhe Roanoke canal ithe foot the Great Falls
aud adjoining Muh Island aud the town Of Weldon This
land, although is situated neighborhood Of first rate Roa
noke land especially the aramed Muh Island, inerior TO
aud possesses many advantages peculiar itself con-
siderable proportion well mbeed Forest variety and
tly Of soil adapted the growth Of corn tobacco cotton
whea &c abundant supply Of excellent Spring water aud
an elevation which exempt from the desuve inuudations
and exalatne nasmaa Of the Roanoke low land
adjacent 10 the OF Weldon, Che locality Of which Al
Of its destined CONNER pos
essing all the facilities Of direct and navigation 10 the
best narke Virginia. and presenting exenve forest of
heavy and valuable timber view Of this estate pnot al
TO confirm the assurance that possesses greater
and more valuable resources than any other
River The whole tract supposed TO about acres
TO all Of which unquesiionabe title will he conveyed and
immediate possession given Of about 400 acres nearly ali Of
which wood laud The possession Of the remaining
subject 20 the occupancy Of DOVER for the life Of
Mrs. Blunt Gate Mrs. Wedon of whom supposed il ma
be purchased The terms will be made very Accommodating
aud II preferred by the chaser negroes ability TO Ia.
bVr will he received al valuation, Payment II previ-
ouy disposed Jf privately (of which due notice will he eiven
this will he offered Public Auction. al the town ii
Weldon, on Tuesday tie fOih doy Of October ner,
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
JAMES u. CLAIBORNE
BrlinspieS County, IA Aug H. 1875
August Is. 28-f2
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The Florence (A.) Gazette states, that James
Bright, Esq. of Fayetteville, Ten. has been APP
pointed U. S. surveyor 10 run out and mark the
lines of the New Treaty with the Creeks, and that
he will proceed Immediately to execute the duties
of his appointment
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Penitentiary AUCTION Sales.

OUIt5.
WILL be sold the Penitentary Store, at Auction on
w Thursday the i2h October merit three
thousand dollars worth Of Penienlay Manufactures va-
Gus kinds amongst them quantity Of superior NtuO
Clothing, Shoes, Wagon, Cart aud Plough Gear &C. &c
Six mouths credit will be allowed all over twenty
dollars on the purchasers given notes negotiable aud payable
the Bank Of Virginia, with good endOfser cI all under
that amount cash will be required.
THOMAS NELSON, p. A p
August Q. 2s-tJ.
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Lunatie Hospitai, YiiIiamsbnrg

Lunatic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICES hereby given that all the cells in this institution
are occupied and that no patient, will be received
until some Of the said celh notice of which will
be given. by order Of the Court Of Directors.
May 70. ST. LEO HENLEY,c. cd.
WANTED at the Penhenary large quantity Of Flour
w Barrel HOOP-POLES, for which the highest price will
be paid in Cash, by TnOS. NELSON, I. APP
june ~. fO-6
MRS. 7. Z. RANDOLPH proposes 10 establish boarding
lVl school for young Ladies, New London Campbell co.
Terms for session Of ten months, commencing the 5tb Of
October, ie2G, and eoJiDg the 5th Of August, 1927.
Board, sion
Tuition in ell the English branches, including Read
ing Writing, Grammar, Geography, History, Chfo-
nolOgy, Arithmetic aud plain Nee1e-work, 30
French, %
Spanish, On
Drawing, q
Washing and intending, "a
Music per half session, Is
Dancing per quarter, ~
Each scholar win furn.h her own bed bedding and fowel
For day Scholars:
Tuition in all The English branches above mentioned $40
Fuel, .
Board and tuition payable half at entrance the balance
q the expiration OF months
IL thought proper 10 any or all of the above
mentioned branches will elugh parents or guardians may
direct When directions the contrary ar given tbsy
viii each one 10 turn come under " Instruction
AuguSi5' eft
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Weare happy to learn that the Hudson and
Delaware Canal Company have directed survey
10 be made from the point where their present canal
terminates on the Delaware along the east bank of
the river on Deposit and from thence across to the
Susquehannah. This survey is directed, we un.
ders.eHd, with view OF completing the navigable
communication between the waters Of the Susuue-
hannah aud the Hudson. Mr.. Bolton the pres-
den, OF the company and judge Wright have lately
explored the route and find that a canal can be
made along the east bank Of the Delaware to
Deposit at very moderate expense, and that it is
believed it may be carried from thence to the Sus-
quehannah without difficulty. Sullivan Wing.
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Uhe0t Enns for Snle

the Pententiary the Pentenlsry Store of superior
n quality, which warranted by the Superintendent
operate well in all respects.
July o.
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Eighfv DoIlors Rc,ooyd

h'Vt oelVefing 10 The suhsc living Nelson eounfv
Va, my negro msn HdRRY IT. p, about IS vs,r, oid
chunky wehse fellow h mouth protests out has Io one
.o9ih before speaks alaJie and afui. have re,son q
believe he conducted on by white man bv The ns Of
Porter who w raised 20 Pennyvsna where probably he IS
o ne s"0ve feward will be paid for him Il delivered to
I.t.,. VI 'n' sae' OF so taken IN the State and
PETER o. JACOBS.
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KANAwHA PUBLIC MEETING.

NAV "a w ilA fODLlC MEEIING.
The citizens OF the county, having been desired by
publication in the &" Western Yirkinian, ITO con-
vene, this day. in order to take into consideration,
The carrying ofthe Mail by stages, on the Kanawha
Road, and the extension Of that Road 10 the Yves
tern limits OF the States-a meeting thereof took
place accordingly, at the Court House, on the
10Th day of August, 1926 Joseph L. Fry was
called to the Chair, and William Hatcher appointed
Secretary.
After some explanation Of the object of the meet
ing, the following Resolutions were proposed and
adopted
Whereas, IL is the interest of the General Co
vernment, that the transportation Of the Mail should
be speedy, safe and economIcal; and whereas Pro-
possS have issued from the Post Office Department
for carrying The mail by a two-horse stage, from
Lewisbugb TO Ksnswha Court House, by Meadow
Dale, and New River Ferry, being the old route,
which, If not impossible since the opening of the
kanawha Road Turnpike, could be travelled
only, at infinite hazard, difficulty, and expen.s-
And whereas the said Road, or Turnpike, affords
pleasant, safe, and direct passage for carriages
or stages
!. Resolved, That the Mail ough, to be trans
ported from Lewisburg to Kanawha Court House
by the Kanawhs Road, or Turnpike, instead Of the
Old Route, by which 1t j. proposed to be carried
2. Resolved, That it would be as advantageous
desrable well to the people of Virginia as to
those OF the States lying west and north OF u.s. that
the Mail Stage route should be extended from
Ksnawha Court House TO the Ohio, at the Ohio
al the mouth OF Big GuyanGotte, or Of Big Sandy
River: That the safety Of the Mail would be pro.
NOTED by il, its expedition retarded, and its ex.
pense but little increased -
3. Resolved That the Hon. Lewis Summers,
Joseph Lowell, James II. Fry, Lew. Ruffner,
Daniel Ruffner, DR.. 3. Patrick. J. &. MFalsnd,
~ II. Baldwin, and Joseph J.. Fry, be appointed
In Il ~,
General, upon these subjects, and 10 take such
other measures concerning them, as they may deem
advisable.
Ard whereas The continuation Of thel Ksnawha
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IanneT and CurTieT Tor safe.

49,, a Tanner and CurTieT for sale.
WILL he sold FOR cash at Goocbsad e,ortbogs =, Mo-
ay nc io'h Of September next Il being court dsv a
N'We Negro Man 70 yeats old who FIST rate Tame,
ana Cue beng brought up that business he IS servant
~ character, aud vii be sold through
siiy and Tor no other whlieser tvM O. uAIlgtT
sept .. " set -.
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L1lnafic JYospitaI WILLIAMSBURG.

L1tnatIc If0pitdI ITtlIlaDIsbuVg.
NJ Office hereby gytn that the Court Of Directors n
THIS Institution will proceed The hs day u November
next 10 appoint Keeper hereof The salsfy atachedto the
once 900 per annuD, syible qustery. By order If The
Court "f Directors, IEy. HENLEY {. ~.
August g.. e7-ffN