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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
May Is

RI OIlCE.-l ferewern all persons from cutting Wood
y upon my piece of land of IS acres, and extending
from the road TO the north of piece of land formerly MI
VIM Mackenze's, 10 Coemans line, bounded the East
by piece of Land formerly the property the late Dir
chibad Blair, aud the West by the Hermitage Tract
Any giving legal evidence against any person
persons guilty Of the sa i'll offence shall be considered by
having done considerable service. give the same
notice III regard of land in Duvas addition and
numbered in his plan 22T 28 and 229I will either sell
lease for term of years. the above parcels of land and
also less, Richmond Hill with brick
dwelling house upon it, and very the City the soil Is
of good quality.
For Rent that large and valuable Lot and Houses on
Cary Street, at present occupied by Mr. James Wallace
and also the three story Brick Tenement OH 14th Street
hayos Bridge. Possession OF both properties TO be
had the LIST of October next will sell on reasona BILE
TERMS the whole or any part of the above property and
also the Lot on 18th Street, running back to Virginia
Street. and adjoining the property of Mr.. II. L. wight.
JAMES HINES.
Richmond, May 18th, 1927. WIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
May Is

ne f. JACOB MYERS, as you inhabitam
I'VE Of this State, be pleased take notice, that Shall,
the fourth Monday in this month, May, at the Court
House of Fluyanna county III this State between the rising
add setting of the proceed to take the dispositions OF
John Timberake and others, be read evidence
sn depending i'll the superior of chancery for the
Richmond district, in which plaintiff, and yourself
and Thomas T. Bouldin of David Ross, dec d.,
defendants and if the aforesaid dispositions shall
be taken that day, the taking Of the will be post
poued from day day, the place. and between the
same hours, until they shall all he taken.
Richmond, Va. 9TH May, 1897. WIN. MANN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
CurIes-Neck Land for Sale.

y ME Plantation which l reside, called TiImaus,
u containing 692 acres, lying James River in Hen
rico county 10 miles below Richmond, is for sale; and all
those disposed purchase, earnestly requested call
the subscriber, who will show the land aud make known
the This encumbcred Nv deed of trust.
The object is pay it off Tie aetory evden-
title will DO given /, is enter INTO any
description of this estate its ntages and
hi. state OF Improvement well KNOWN and in the
hands OF of capital might be improved
equal to that of any other in Virginia.
JOHN G. MOSBT.
limans, 18th April, 1927. wIOt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG IS published hcice
'sscs (Isesiays mad F"da al jire dollars per a,nla
2,:ya5te IN diocacc.
~ Preoiots toa discontia"a.ce Of he pepper, all
yearases mast he paid uP 4Nd those rto may IRISH 10
discoiiauc wiN notify lie Editors 10 that effect least
,rir,y days before he period erpircs or wicit Ney sub
ScriLed.
IL For adoertisins75 cents square Cories) for The
Irsi iisesiton, and 50 cents far eact CONFERENCE.-The
Number Of assertions be noted he Ms. Otherwise
ftey aoilt be contsaed and charged Gccordi1giY.
IL az letters 10 the Editors mtstte post-paid,or trey
tciH rece:re attention..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
Sale of Negroes.

virtue of deed of subscribers
ES by James Cooke of Powatan, dated the 25h day
May 1903, and duly recorded in the clerks Office of the
General Court, SHALL Tuesday, the 29h day of the
present month, (May) Powhatan Court House, proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder for ready money following
negroes, viz JOe Billy, Henry, Betty and her children
Lucy, her daughter and child; many Of them will
re sufficient pay and satisfy debt due from the
of Chastain Cooke, dec6, James Lyle admc- Sc. OF
James Lyle, dec d. expenses attending exc
cation of said trust deed.
TARLToN SAUNDERS, ! r.,..ooo
JAMES SCOTT, A'"s'e
Richmond, 1Ah May, 1927. 4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
Richmond, May 18th, II

In .4anetin County Court, ySoosntbcr, 1896:
Francis Goodwin, PIT
against SIn CLANCY
James Goodwin and Richard Eggleston, DIS
TIE defendant James Goodwin, having entered his
appearance and given security according to tie act of
seny aud the rules Of this court and appearing to
satisfaction OF the court, that he abi,an OF
this commonwealth therefore, the motion the plain
tiff by his attorney, is ordered that defendant
James Goodwin do appear here the fourth Thursday
February next and answer the plaintiff s bill; and
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some one of the
Richmond or Petersburg newspapers for
svel and that another copy be posted up door
days.
a9-u8i copy. Tcste, j. T. LEIGH, c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
}, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1897.
ELEGANT GOODS.

Receiyed per schooner Fly,
4R ICH embroidered Swiss muslin and lace caDes
d u Pelerccns and collars, of new style
India and Swiss muslin scarfs and hdkfs.
Imperial baregs 10.
India and Swiss muslin robes
Plain and worked Swiss musfins
Italian lu,estrpss and Gro de Naples
variety of fancy belt, sash and gauzc ribbons
SILK and cotton hosiery. assorted
London printed. ramhries, style
Grecian stripe and plaid ginghans, with grat variety
OF other Staple and Fancy Goods adapted the season,
for sale at low prices, by
APP 10 HALL NELSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
DRY GOODE.

Which they have just received by the late arrivals ro,,
New York Philadelphia and Bosua aud which are offered
for CASTE to the public, reasonable business
vii! be conducted under the Edlci7a James & Co.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES
4mong he Goods altered for SALE lie ol,o,cg articles:
Best London blue, black, brown olive green and mixed
cloths and cassRercs
Marnee chop long company short yellow ind blue nankis
Rouen cassitfcres, black merino Cd be iIbazines
Black astings cireassians aud Denmark sattins
French henip BROWN and London plain, white and ribbed
stout lHdfanxed silk camblets mixed French jeans and
circaSsiais
Plain and figured black horentines
Plain and figured white printed London Nlarseies
I'D new style berreses aud CHILEAN stripes
Plain and figured aud waeled Gro de Maps, OF alnos,
every colour
French Aoences and 1usirirgs do do do
Best hiackaliah lustrings and 81 ca superior black
uAaTses
Richly vasssrd and hounccd Swiss muslin robes
Plain and figured Canton, Nanain and Mandarin
and Grape robes
Camhrics aconets, book and null musln plain 6 figured
Thread aces and edgnss and bobbinet laces and wells
Rch barega searfs and htkfs. aud fancy silk sawls
Black and coloured bombazcs and black bon,baZfI-ps
good assortment ufginghanrs and fancy urinrs
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
b a2ilian do DO do
3 d, ID and CD carmen, and furniture dinftTss
Umbrellas and paraspls
4 large assortment of ribbens a nd rich sashrs
"A and Cd bed tckings soften ba lis and s,o sp,srn
Brown and beaehed shtings seetines plaid doun,s, s
German ozmahurgs ticklenburgs md hurlaps
Swing, toilet and mantle glasses, &C. &C. &c
We have made such arrangements with our house in
York, as will enable obtain best terms almos,
every article III line which shall receive THROUGHOUT
the season IN such quantities will render our assortment
at all times good and comma nding.
EDWIN JAMES & co.
Nav
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

IRISH ILNENS.-7-8 aud Al fine and superfne Lii
mems of heavy texture aud nied grass bleach
&c vei by the Exit, for sao at Low prices by
HALL. NELSON.
Mavl5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
FRESH GOODS.

ALL Ni:iLSON has just received by the Exit great
"A NJ variety of and desirable Goods, adapted to the
which he is enabled offer very prices
May 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

IIRGIYNT1:
1T rules holden in the clerks office of the superior
court Of chancery for the Richmond district, tie
end day of April, 1927:
John Allen, PH
against
Edmund Anderson, George Woodson, and Abraham
F. Biggers, merchants and partners trading under
the firm of Anderson, WoodEon 81 Biggers, and
Moncure 81 Robinson, DTS,
The defendants Moucure 6; Robinson, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the act Of assembly and The rules Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the tenth day of tie next
term aud answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted some newspaper
published 10 the city Of Richmond. for two months
successfully, and posted at tue front door The Capi-
tol. in the said city.
20 a copy. Teste, WV. w. HENING c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

IL In consequence of as to date in previous
advertisement, the above sale postponed until Tues
day. the 10Th of June when it will pos; y. ely take
place, except the Land which will not be Sold
By The administrators,
Hanover, May II, 1927. w5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

VIRGINIA.
at rules, holden in the corks Office of the superior
Of chancey for the Richmond district, the % day Of
April, 1877:
MereI H. Colley, infant under the age oF twenty
years, by her mother md friend, Auue Coey PIT.
against
Wilson Rhoades otherwise called Wilson w. Rhoades,
James r. Henderson, Francis w. Scott, Elisha Jackson,
Robert Scott, jun. and Francis Page, 9B.
The defendant Wilson Rhoades, otherwise called Wilson
RhoadeS having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he not an inhabaht of this county; is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the tenth day
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order DE forthwith inserted in some
published in the city Of Richmond for Two months success
sivey and posted at the front door of the CAPITOL in the
said city.
20 copy, Tcsu, Wm, w. HENTNG. g. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

PGlJufjLe {TrRuitGn.-A late New York Gazette says
We yesterday afternoon witnessed the operation Of Capt
Thomas BrowneS pump put in operation by wind power,
and feel confident Of its With good breeze
each pump makes G2s0 strokes minute and discharges
gallon Each stroke. The machinery simple. cheap takes
up little room, and is constructed worked by
ma nd, with trng labor compared with the usual mode OF
pumping. The calculation is that man, by this
chine, discharge much eight with the com
pump. The old saying, that necessity is The mother
Of Invention" applies particularly to captain BrownHj
board leaky ship that he hit uron this con-
trivauce, and by he saved his vessel and crew. after
suffering every thing but deah.e deserves s"npot chd
We hove ne VIII receive g.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

From Ose Boston Daily .4dGcrilSer.
Letter from DR.. Howe to gentleman i'm this vicin-
ity Twenty-Five days later than that which pub
! iished on Tuesday last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22

learn from the message Of Governor Tom!itison 10
tne Legislature Of Connecticut the interesting fact that the
ioud oF the perpetual support and cement pub
nc or common schools iu that 10 more than
one million seem hundred HOtnpld doars. hom which
an annual income s derived Of than seventy two tou
sana dollars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-22
Cash Sale Of Laaad, ~, oes, SC

Cash Sale Of Land, M oeS, SC.
EATIL be sold the hi CHEST bidder for sh Tues
w day, the 18th inst. the late residence Of John A
Rcha r'so, decd Tract Land OH which he resided
containing S63 acres At the time and place,
Ranover-Town. Also, Seventeen Negroes and all the
Stock Furni,ure, &C. Bythe 4duiniS.ratrir.
Hanover, May 4th, 1927. 1T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
Mr. SPEAKER TAYLOR.

The proceedings Of the House of Represen-
,a,iyes for many years, do not furnish so many
instances of interruptions in debate, and excite
ment Of feeling, as have been recorded curing
che. pfssen, session. Under such circums'ar-
COS the situation Of the Speaker, is no, the most
cnyiab,e., The dignity and duties OF his station.
require him to be copl, calm, and deliberate, a.
however DESTROYS he may be-, render justice
70 all par,i,s, yet the shor,ness OF the time
allowed 10 him. to form an opinion upon
complca,ed questions, must sometimes sub
;sc, him 10 error. The present Speaker ap'
nears em;nen,ly qualified to discharge the
srdnons duties of that important station.
-Bu, Notwithstanding this, he finds 1t f'.hcuit
% satisfy all. We have heard rumor IRON
WASHINGTON, that some Of those whom the
Sneaker has found il necessary to remiho OF
their duties TO The House, intend to show their
disapproba,iou, by opposing the customary .n
vote of thanks to the Chair, a, the close OIL tue
session. We presume tina, in sueh an even.
the House win consult It's own dignity. Du,
whatever may be its decision, we 'eei coh',nSe"
that the people will unite m an aekno"ie's'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
TT c SHIP WARREN.

This 6ue ship, mounting "a guns, has been
S,ted out for sea at Boston, and is expected 10
sail ON Saturday morning for the Mediterranean.
The following is list OF the officers OF the
Warren:-Commander Lawrence hearney, esq.
First Lieutenant, Charles Gauntt. Second Lieu
tenant, Joel Abbott, Third Lieutenant, Horace
b. Sawyer. Fourth Lieutenant, William L.
Hudson. Surgeon, George lerilii. furser,
Gardner Thomas Master, Marmaduke Dove.
Marine Officer, Henry w. Fowler. Surgeons
Mate, Gideon White. Midshipmen, Joshua
H. Austin, Jno. NJ. 9inher. Samuel Lockwood
Edgar Irving, VIM. F. hooe, limo. b. fie'd'
Theodore P. Green, Benjamin M. Dove, Jas.
p. MsKins,ry. Schoolmaster, George Hill
Gunner, Thomas Riley, Carpenter, South
wick. Sailmaker, Christian Nelson
Boston Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
Fruit and Forest Trees, SC.

4G2iss The subscriber takes this method OF
Informing, his nds and the public general
sHcs ly, that he has removed to the establishment
,>Ass, lately occupied by his father, south end of
Pitt and Royalstreets Alexandria and is prepared to
furnish the following articles in his line:
Fruit 1rees-Apple of all sorts, Pear, Peach, Cher
nv, Plumb, Nectarine, Apricot Goosebery, Currants,
Raspberry, Grape Vines and Cuttings, Fibert and En-
gsh Walnut.
Ornamental Tress.-Common Locust, Honey ditto,
Paper Mulberry, Common do. Balsam Poplar, I.ombar
DIV do. Weeping Willow, Golden do. Aspin Tree.
Also, handsome collection Of Green House Plants
and Shrubs, Garden Seeds, &C. All which will be dis
posed of at reduced prices for cash.
WM YEATEs,
feb 2-d3tSwSt Proprietor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26

We are requested to announce
GEORGE CHICHESTER, Esq. of Fairfax County,
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the next
election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
~, The Opposition in 1912 and lsa7.

~ The Opposition IN 1912 and 1897.
The opposition which is now unwilling il
self against our republican administration,
stands upon the same ground with that of 1912.
The enemies Of the government then combin-
ed in every part Of the country to destroy, il
possible, the confidence Of the people in their
public servants. They do the same now
The opposition then denounced the Presiden,
and Heads Of Departments. vilifed their cha
racter and conduct, and misrepresented every
measure. They do so now. The opposition
then talked about corruption, intrigue, aff'iat-
ed presses, SC. So they do now. They then
sought to embroil the members OF the union;
and they do now. They then complained
Of the executive appointments--of the a2-
poinlments Of the departments-and Of the
selection Of printers Of the laws. So they do
now. They justified the British cabinet in our
difficulties then, and they justify the British
cabinet in our difficulties now. Look at it as
you will, the opposition noac is of the like char,
acter, has the same ends in view, and adopts the
same tone ofvirulence and rancor, with the op-
position in 1912. Ne,U Hampshire Journal.
1t was generally believed, when the presen,
session OF congress commenced, that 1t would
prove busy and useful one; but as yet moth.
ing of much importance seems 10 have been
transacted. Though the friends Of the admin
istration have shown disposition to push tor
ward the business before the House, the Ham
lions, Krcmers and AcDu8fes, seem determin-
ed to throw every obstacle in the way Of bust.
ness,-if possible 10 excite the complaints OF
the country, and waste the remaining days OF
the session in idle defamation Resolution
after resolution has been pressed upon the
House,;to serve the electionecring purposes OF
the opposition, by abusing the administration
and attempting to destroy the character OF its
supporters. The proceedings of congress will
show, that more than one fourth Of the time has
been consumed by the Jackson members, in de-
livering speeches, the whole tenor and ohJert
Of which were 10 abuse the administration Is
this the purpose for which the people elect re-
representatives.? Do they wish them 10 neglect
the great concerns Of the nation, in order TO
abuse the government? IT is impossible that
the people should not see through the motives
of these conspira,ors against the peace and
happiness Of the country 10.
We are requested to announce
GEORGE CHICHESTER, Esq. of Fairfax County,
Cor the General Assembly at the yt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26


vryur nublic arc informed that new line of Ma
l Coaches is established, intersccting the Wnches-
ter stage at Fairfax Court House, and the Charottes
Vile stage at Orange Court House 1t starts from
Fairfax Court House Mondays ard Wednesdays, at
A. NJ on the arrival of the stage From Alexandria,
and arrives at Orange Courthouse at p n. on Tues
davs and THURSDAYS OH the arrival of the stage from
Fredericksburg. 1t starts from Orange Courthouse
at ga. NJ. on Mondays and Wednesdays on the arrival
of the stage from Charlottesville and arrives at Fairfax
Court on Tuesday and Thursdays at4 p NJ. on
the arrival of the stage from Winchester.
This route is about the same distance TO Charlotes'
Vile as that by Fredericksburg, and 49, IN WINTER de-
cidedv preferable ], is shorter route to Staunton
than that bv Winchester-passes through populous
and p;cturesoue country, and furnishes to the curious
and Intelligent traveller, most captivating view OF
Montice lilo and the University OF Virginia.
The Proprietor has procured close, comfortao'e
Coaches: strong, active Horsey discreet careful drl.
vers; and will warrant the accommodations to be ex'
celIad by none Every exerton shall he made 10
please.
From Fairfax Court house to Centrevie, o2t cts.i
from Fairfax G. H. to Haymarket, 81 so; from Fairfax
G. II. to Buckand, 81 Is; from Fairfax c. II. to New
Baltimore. Sc 1O; from Fairfax c. IL. to Warrenton.
90 so. from Fairfax c. II. to Jefferson, 50 25; from
Fairfax C. H. TO Culpeppcr C. H. - SO, from Fairfax
G. II. to Orange G.. H., Is miles, Sc 90.
Jan 23-1aw5m me rnorniE ohs'
T The National Intellgencer viii publish the above
once a week forsIUf months
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
Removal

Of Hoy'ceTs Patent Suspender Mandatory,
HAUSED by the late fire Of the 18th ult to the north
~ side of Prince the corner of Farfax'sreet,
opposite Mordecai Miller's store, few doors above
the post-oRce.
The subscriber returns his thanks to generous pub
lie for nearly 81 years patronage, and herein informs
that he will be ready in few days, to supply gentle
men favorng him with call, not only with his own pa
tent, but variety of other SOSPENDERS, at as low
prices elsewhere and every favor gratefully acknow
lodged. RICHARD iORWELL.
n. B. All kinds of suspenders repaired.
feb 21-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
For Sale.

EOr SAFE.
II WISH to sell TH'O acre L0TOF GROUND
Il situated on the north side of the town Of Aexan
dria Immediately adjoining the grass lots of Messrs
Hugh Smith and Joseph Vaudeville. The lot Will De
in short time put under good post and rail fence
wish likewise to sell or rent for term OF years
Lot containing acre, On the south sac o, ~;
lot is under good fence, and has been cultivated -"
many years garden. 1t has exceie"' '>p"'"s
AID strawberry beds omit. .. w;lb.
The terms as to time and mode Of payment VIII DC
MADE ACCOMPLISHING NJ rw HEWITT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
FROM PORT AU PRINCE.

Netp. York, February 23.-Cap,ain Weider
b,ldt Of the Topaz, arrived yesterday from Port
an Prince. informs that FIRE broke out there
ON the afternoon Of the I'd inst. in the Govern
nent Arsenal, which was destroyed Four
thousand pounds Of powder had been transport
ed ,hisher in the morning for the purpose OF
being put in barrels, prepai atory to oeing SNIP
pe, on board a government vessel ne nre o.
rieinated from 4 spark occasioned by naiilpS
,he barrels with iron nails and with an iron
hammer. The store blew up with q terrible ex-
nlo.ion, and about twenty persons were killed,
including the Commissary Of the Navy, the
Commander Of the Jean Pierre, and some OF her
officers. President Boyer had left the building
only ten minutes before the explosion. Two
French men OF war were lying in port at the
time and sen, their engines and men ashore,
which were very Instrumental in saving the
city.
Captain Weiderholdt states that in consc-
onence OF this calamity the Inhabitants were a.
bout TO raise subscription to procure few
engines from New-York, as there were none in
the place.
letter from our correspondent at Port au
Prince, dated the 5:h irst confirms the above
account. He states that the hamts were conn
ned within the building and It's grounds, and
NO material damage occurred to the town. lie
adds that the loss 10 the government is esl-
mated at a million and hall, and that th'rty
lives were lNs,.
The market a, Port au Prince was fair for
mos, articles of American Produce.
Baltimore, F5. 24.-Le,ters from Lima, to
The a5,b of November, were received IN this
ci,v this m morning, which mention that Mr.. Tu-
non The American Consul at Lima, was in COR
,hp nj n
spee,inr the duty Of eighty per cent laid on
American Cotton Goods. No opinion is ex-
pressed respecting the probable result, of the
negotiation. The ship Covington, aolbrook,
sailed from Callao abou: the Esd of November
Cor baltimore. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26

ment Of their obligations to faithful public
servant, who, without restricting the lawful free
dom Of debate, has maintained the stsictest or
der and decorum in the great Council Of the
Nation. u STATES Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
In Council, Feb. Is, 1927.

;-HE following persons were appointed Commission
ers for holding Elections in the different wards on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of March merit. for Members to
serve in the Common Council for the ensuing twelve
months, viz:
At Riodes's Tarern, for the First Ward-saml. Lind
say, Matthew Robinson, Thomas Sanford
At the Council Chamber, for the Second Wird-Guy
Atkinson, William Gregory, Silas Reed
.nMe Indian Queen Tavern, for The Third Hard
A. C. Cazenove Bathurst Dsnger6eld, Jas Douglas
ut Mrs. Miss corner of Prince and 3Iredsfreefs, for
The Fourth Ward-James Harper, George Hough, Jo-
siah II. Davis
Extract from the Minutes,
Test, LP. THOMPSON, C. C.
feb 22-dt6M