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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

'11IlE subscriber odets for private sale the following
4 aud parcels Of land lying the city Of Richmond
The farm called UPTON, ntinng rather upwards u three
hundred lying the north fox The Book, and
ncbcng The Brook Bridge the Turnpike,
and miles from THIS city. Tbs ~ ~ who are acquainted
with H. IL considered valuable land, most Of being
aud veil tmbeied, and the buildings i sufficient ior e
comfortable accommodation Of oieraby large family
Also 40 acres near Mhche Spring and adjoining his ac
I'D that OF Mr.. 4. X. Pcs's lind These 10
formerly laid ID into lots Of 10 each and viii b.
either 10 that way together Each lot will have the sd,su
tago Of wtter running constantly through H. and Of them
have 6ne spfngs. With this hnd 40 may D., ba
adjoining L, aud Of the original tract
SEPT. J. 50 Wit J. ROBINSON
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Virtue Of deed Of Trust eree,ted Js Jyas, art,,,
me S"tseI'csr aud duly recorded the county, co.t 10
O't"dH ana He1reO, TO The pavprent NJ ~ cs.,y
sum 81 money therein mentioned tsH be soLJ az nh @
BET Ta, rt n';n' st Sidds for cash. at he front door c5tis
,re JoEo'oig slaves TO p: Joe Jesse & IJan;,i .:
s purposes cfsaid trust The tile tie said Slave l. ~
20 DC good 6at aching as trustee IshaH only conyey5
Jaa e''s9 u" me- 10 u CRLNGiN.
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EUNCATION-

AZ school, 70 which viii be taught the Greek Latin AID
4Ah Lhsis languages gfamms ely; also, the inferior
auehes % Maheuak aud Geog apby with the use Of che
iaPs and Clone always accessible siudent will commence
on 'he ION January next, Terminate the fOh December
usual vstatiJn.
TERMS For tuition spd hoard including wa,hinr lodz
s ige and candles heretofore, 100 do lars payable quar-
cry In consequence e rhcues sod sustained b.
Indulgence, The subscriber induced say, ms terms
may be discharged by 80 dollars pid quftefy and pune
ia,iiy N advanee Addfess, Tsjlorsyhle Hanuyef'
DEC. Us. e5-wt ~. J. ANDERSON
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as committed Jail the iowa vi Petersburg,
~ the S0'h day Of sept 1895 runaway negro man
who calls hi, ELIiCh feet inches high, stout built,
has his sh eye, aud ,rg. Knot his lief. leg,
which appears like it had been brokCi he IS Of black
ed 10 forward m property charges and take
him away or he will be dealt with as the law directs
ROGER MALLORY, Jalor.
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COuJRiSSIO.N BUSLVESS-

NHE undersigned teudeIs has services the public as
4 Commission Merchant, with the thai any busi-
ness emit listed to hm shall receive that attention may
w. NJ SWO0PE.
Office between & { on the cross street nearly opposite
the Bel Tavern. -
Nov "a alIrriE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 - -

ukkEABLY TO decree Of Henrco county court J,lov
on me i3th day Of present month, sell foths bgS
Srdderor ready money. bejore the font door Of ne III
Lavsr IN The city Of Richmond negroes DEJEI go
SETHi, and at the Place let 10 M Iss,
bidder negro sVontan NAMED PHCBE for her s,nor, 49,
ing heT lJe. JOHN Il PRICE, admir- de 5en,, 49,
IT,. non With the 'OW annersd Of John Priced
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To the Editors Of the Georgian.


The General Assembly will adjourn, sine die,
no doubt, this morning.
Three Of the minority in the Senate, on the a.
dopion of the resolution in favor Of Gen. Jack.
sons claims to the Presidency, have presented
paper, which has been entered in the journal,
giving their reasons for their vote, which are that
the resolution was couched in terms Of too extra
VACANT praise, that their opinions were expressed
in the substitute of Judge Clayton, for which they
would have voted, if net prevented by the call for
the previous question, &c.
The arrival Of the Washington troop of horse
on Friday, gave quite martial appearance to the
enclosure round the State House. II is composed
Of about sixty men, under command of Captain
Hicklin, and is intended TO act against the Indians
on the Florida line. The men have been supplied
with arms, &c. from the arsenal, among which IL
musket for each. Their fires, round which they
bipouacked, in the of the State House. on Fri.
day night, spread broad line OF light upon the
horizon, Illuminating the whole enclosure The
Baldwin troop joined them yesterday, and they
have been encamped in the neigbborbood Of the
town. The Hancock and Po,nam troops, I am
informed, are to join them, when the whole are 10
march Immediately under the command Of Lieut.
Colonel Hamilton, TO the scene Of the late Indian
hosiies.
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extending 10 move, wish To sell plantation in Essex
Thi. land upon the appahannock river about II mile.
shove TiPpshannOck and 40 below The tract
contains upwards Of 600 Of high land aud about 200 Of
af which Is very hfm and remarkably well calculated for
house aud other requisite upon IL and for fayer,
h1 have lived on IT, ny family, with The exception Of
singh year have been exempt om the usual Gall diseases II
The lower country nure particular description Of the ore.
mi,e Is not deemed neeessry it Is Presumed that no one
Will purchase without personal inspection The terms NJ sale
will he such As usually required. WIN. GAREETT
Essex July 70 qO-w0
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Potohatan Female Senninoyv

HIS institution, funder the MIS-. H. RuddA will
be conducted the ensuing at Leth, situated on the
tase road from Richmond TO Carterye, mery the ps
dence Of Bl Wade shy, and Of the subscriber Tn.
exercises o the school Tor the ensuing term will oommeuce
Oh the first day Of February next aud on the last of
November following.
The course OF instruction inelude,, spelling reading writ
ins, arithmetic, grammar, geography history chronology
mythology thtofc' elements OF ohemhtry aud philosophy.
Terms for the session Of ten months, heretofore For
board lodging, NC and tuition in all The bsnche iO
the first quarter payable IN advance. No deduction will he
made for scholars taken home before the end of the e.n
Music, drawing, painting, aud needle work will he extra
charges and payable at the end Of the session. The bsnr
department will he conducted by Mrs Morrison Parents and
Guardians, are requested TO make early application The sub
ctber g. s. MORnIcoN
Ltthe. Powhaan, Nov. %. 57-we,vs
II b. a teacher Of Music, will be wanted to attend the
above nstiutisn.
~ Psfents aud guardians informed that Dancing will
be taught at Ms Rudd School such as wish to learn tb
accomplishment.
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/nHE Directors Of the Brooke Turnpike Go. have deear
~ cd dividend II per cent FOR the lest months which
viii he rrd 4, The Stockholders Application aihe COMPETING
Room os Mr.. Fose,t Mac }. r. EESrACE Sec'ry
T..- Tt.--4y
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Clothing, not exceeding
rocket ieonejI not eAceedinr
Dolls. $50

Books and Sationarv ,t,h.u Dolls. $50
"'I IG aud medical attendance what. i
s,dn e lex, session, Commencing on the IT. kpr
the eacents one hait "i the above. According 10
eve, I, % ,ne sitos the dress of the .,ud, No, s
papalvons % ne UNIFORM plain The coat waseoa and
cesding SIX dols sS gray mixture, price no, .x-
"e, 'n1Ii be according TO modeIto he rs III esen
cons p,cnou, ol The executive Committee with
% aud waistcoat OF this Dire, 'Ia @ y
he ,sL; 81 iaer vi which, when required b. the "
niaeH saie's ia cold weather and White ~ win
I,sli he ; AUG ~ no case shall boots be worn The neckrn
Tue Vat round and black. ~ "'"e "a'm season.
mi,as shall wear this dress on the Sabbath on
they appe ar .t munitions IN the University, whenever
h' ou' lis precincts On ali other occasions within
ri , 'hey may wear plain blar ( gown ar cban
uecribed MAJ u ciotn u the colour and price above
nub,; may De worn, but shall he substitute ed on the
occasions specified for the uniform Goa. fret NJ
dispensed with Nv The during the next session, may
Wet, me student shall have procured his clohn n
IN sudsnt resident within the precincts shall o,,,,;c,
WI ne si"ii nave deposited with the Proctor ali tbs on
oiis' drafts and other available funds which hs -
us possession, under his CONTROL in any
ehded 10 deitay his expenses while stu5en, - Il
y, o On us .tufnirom thence residence Nor
a'iicuiate ti he shall have deposited sum Al Ie,, We
s'ef deduc'i'g ihereirom the Proctors comi,.,op
l Pay ioT the use Of his. dormory and the pubI;c
rooms to pay the fees OF the Professors whom h. p"9c
u aena TO pay three months board to hi, ho,eI-keensr
M s textbooks and stationery which he may want an
M Sc ana assessments him 1t he paws mure iia -
hIs ne sha designate the which il il to ne spnl;eJ
Their for board for clothing. for BOOK, and
money a. The end of th first three months Of IN.
ION ne snd deposit enough TO pay his hoard end other cr
p 'o me next ihee mouths and al The expiration Of ,b.
eeond Fered, he shall post enough 10 nav his ba,d
o"i FL expenses Tor the residue Of the session.
.,d % e'soI Commences on the ist of February AMI
% on ne -Olh of July future sessions will commrny 80
n voc" Is. o. oeP,embe aud end the Goth July All ete,
"I ciirs the fr' misses to be addes.ca
V"e SUBSTITUTE atihr University Of Virginia.
Jsn.4. 'Di'oo1i, Proetof.
72--9t
note; The Professor of Medicine by permission If a.,
% o. rise's, viii take few private pupils from ao,or
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as AS committed jail ruwn O Pete, sbur, as
w runaway, ON the 2sn day Of Sept 1926 negro
named JERRY, who that he belougs M Elijah att
South CaIona, Chester District he feet inches hugh
hacS comPiexon stout bu between 5 and so years old hs
asma on the right arm below the elbow. small
one o ie forehead The requested come for
prove his property, pay charges aud take him away
Will be dealt with IS the law
ROGER MALLORY, Jalor.
Dec. - 6s-vIoyv
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HAXALL. BROTHERHA Al 4

HE term Of Partnership between the Subscribers having
expired by it limitation, Il is desirable that all the affair."
Of he concern shou he settled prseteab there
tore, those indebted will please make psymeut unto Haxal
q Co and u 30 who have claims will exhibit their accounts
10 them ior settlement. Z. HAXALL fof II aud
Brothers.
ROBERT TURNER
Janulry (. 72-e6q
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FOR SALE.

rlEING drsTous 10 the western country. oeer
ID for sale ~ farm cailc, Hal containing ny late
Vey TO acres large portion which ia how grounds tits
situated the stage road leading foui Rchmond to Fred
cksbuTg, miles above Richmond, Chickah~mony
Swamp there wall b, seeded the farm from $50 20 i75 hush
els Of wheat, all prime and; farther description deemed
unnecessary those pescns wishing purchase will hrst view
,crihe-. WM. WINSTON.
Oct Al 5o-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

WAsHIxeroN, jan . = On Monday last, sc-
ccrding to established usage on New Year Day
the Presidents House open for The reception
Of visiters, when, notwithstanding the day was
extremely cold, the PresIden, received the con-
CALCULATIONS OF larger number than IL Is believed
was eves sss.TSD'eG CO sac similar, or ocn-r &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

A LADY competent 90 tesoh English sud Bsencb and 10
~ gso lessons o. Music 90 FIVE SIX children may obtain
Tar compensation acslhy and retired st1atin IN the
s0gn'fy: aPpis 90 the Fdt5rs- letters cost paid
Dees% 69--wsi
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Oniversitu OF Yirn;nin

VIZ. next session of this Iu.tru,,op Viii ,o, 49, d,
en-, ru",y, 1877 il embrace, Schoul Ia, ~ -
magSases "a Modern Languages ID M ~ nei-
INV 7b MS9,Ophy, 9TH Natural History 9Th Moral ph,Io.
10 eu'cihe, 9Th Law and Govefnmeu.,,itb .,;.
sngs 20 zach To be received into the school of Ane;er
me ss 5 we must be qualified to commeaee 80
rse II, c.; o'Assics, and those also of th. same ~
For aJr.s, :. II. proposes 10 acquire that language
iosopbv ar T, 'V ihe school OF Mathematics Natural Phi;
ib VI -'s'uiaI History, he must he well ac,,,,;n ~.
tons, VII IPeation, OF Numerical Arithmetic with F.c
and to en;r anu geasi aud the extraction Of The Rools
Sru,,n, any sehooi he must be 10 year, of ,ra rs
Innt win 'T rec 10 attend such Schools aud such sn
follow 'e' prepare hun for the line Of lie he propose. e.
hall, are Tor The ordinary session of ten MONTH,
nav. $50 II the student attends but one Professor h.
AID, nd ,h Two S'o 10 each, and SIS to each If he
attendance. ana furniture, fuel candles, washing and
Rent Of Dormaorv rs. ., h,,,,s $50
Anticipation ~ public apartments, library, &e. %
Olo,h'ns not exceeding 2is
rocket 'eoneJ, not exceeding iU
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TRADE WITH THE WEST INDIES.

hhlIE WIFI w Ed DIES.
We published few days agos condensed state
ment Of the trade between this country and the
British West India and American colonies, during
the years 1924 and 1926. The accounts of tbs
trade, for the year preceding the first Of October
last, have not yet been laid before Congress. We
have, however, seen statements of the trade of
particular ports, from which we infer that the
amount OF exports to the West Indies, will pro-
badly exceed that of the exports of the preceding
years.
The trade between Boston and the British West
Indies is extremely small, the whole amount of
exports to those islands during the last year being
little more than $40 200. To Connecticut this
trade is quite important, both from its amount, and
from the fact that for many Of the articles ported
there is hardly any other foreign market. From
the port of New Haven clone, the exports 10 the
West Indies generally, in the year ending the Both
September last, amounted in value to $344, 1888;
being equal 10 half the amount oil exports from the
whole state in the preceding year. 1t does not
appear what portion of this is to the British West
Indies. OF this amount, Sl03,555 was in horses
and mules, viz. 116l horses and 7l2 mules, &c.
957. Indian meal, S5T ,005; flour, corn, rye meal,
rye, and other grain and bread, SS755; household
furniture, carriages and manufactures Of wood aud
considerable amounts in Other manufactures. The
imports at New Haven for the year amounted TO
$685., 1873, Of which S64 1926 were in gold and
S62;803 in silver coin, and the rest consisted
principally Of spirits, nolssses, and sugar, the
duties on which amounted to about $3.50 900.
Bost u. .ddv.
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a@-s
-MllIINE

HAVE r.sgnd my Office Of Receiver Of the Estate Of
Charo Whhock, dec and have, agieesbiy oan Order Of
Papers in the hands Of Richard II Whitlook exc
outors Of SAID estate. LEWIS WEBB.
g. ,.ct
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AS committed the Jail Of the town Of Petersburg, On
w iheiiib day sept. 1926, runaway, negro
VINO calls himself ELLiCR aud says he belong, 10 Joseph
L'sson eastern dstIct Of South Carolina lie feet
ehes h between IS and 50 years OF age, black complexion
has large his lett occasoned BY bum has
pat OF his little 6nger the hand ard has also small
scar over the right The requested
ward prove property, pay charges and away,
will be dealt wnh Ia, law directs
Move. sz-,rts,y
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IL Pefsons travelling the Richmond and Osborne,
igfnphe Koaa, ard who cross the river AZ he F,rfv ~
Ae s'd company will hersssr be- exempt Gon hs char
On account Of = d Fols The company having delerrainsd
Only - aemanu o. such Ptson The fofrsre for crossing ~
river which e The sne ths eifked AZ a,v, i,,,. ~
ofdef Of The fSeideHt aud Drcctofs. -
- @ N. cAGaISGTON, TreasUrer.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

The Legislature OF Delaware met at Dover yes
terday. During the session there will be two ap-
pointments to make for seats in the Senate OF the
United States, one for the remainder of the pre-
sent session and the subsequent two years, in the
room of Mr. Van Dyke, whose place is now filled
by DIR. Rodney, under the appointment of the go
vernon; and one for six years from the 4,h of March
next; at which time Dir. Clay,on's term will ex-
pire.
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RESOLUTIONS

Passed by the Legislature Of Georgia.
Whereas bis Excelency the Governor las re-
ceiged and communicated to this Legislature, in-
formation that recent murders have been perpe.ra,-
ed upon certain citizens Of this State on the Flo
ridA line, By the Seminole or lower Creek indians,
and that murders have been repeated near the same
place upon individuals living the Florida side Of
ssid lire: And further, that the Indians painted and
prepared for bosfiies the frontiers Of the State.
having been taken by the United States force vi.
Iuated in that quarter from whom information il
received, that two hundred Indians are embodied
and ready to make an invasion upon the settlers OF
this State, and the danger Of such an invasion be-
ing so imminent as TO admit of no delay
ResOloed, That his Excellency the Governor
take immediate steps, by the use Of tie Militia or
voiunvT ccrrsrtss Of this S-sts, 70 rerel said
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AS committed tn. Jail OF the Town Of Petersburg,
" runaway, "n the 18Th day Of Sept. 1895, negro boy
named BOILING, five inch high has small
MS ice h,ad, oi his ronteelh below, and
o Tie left above In elbow ocoasoned by burn he
snon 10 or 10 oi black compiexon aud states that he
"eongs TO Mr. WIN. Wade, OF Greensve county, Va. The
owner requested to forward prove property pay char
directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor
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COMMUNICATION.


The following letter, received by Mr. Everett
and transmitted by him to the Greek Committee,
reflects much credit on the head and heart of the
weiter, and sets SO laudable an example, that it
would be unju,t to withhold it tom the public
RICHMOND, (Va.) Dec. 20, 1926.
EdaDard Euerett, Esq.
" SIR The writer of this is an utter stranger
to you. and you are, personally, equally unknown
to him. An apology for intrusion, however, is
deemed unnecessary, a redeeming spirit il is
hoped, will appear in the object IN view.
have read your letter to Mr.. Carey, relative
to the wants of the suffering Greeks, with deep in
terest wish to aid them, az far as can consist
tentl5 with my circumstances. A ten dollar note
IL enclosed for this purpose. I am aware the
sum is small. but it is full 1.-THE Of my clear year
ly income. Be pleased to apply it efficiently, if
there Is opportunity; if not, you will be good
enough to return il.
o. Born and brough, up in Gland of liberty,
know. and knowing, prize the rights, the privileges
and the blessings, of a citizen OF a free country
and cannot but wish that all who are seeking thro'
toll, suffering, and blood, for the rights of man, may
enjoy them as literally as do myself
Yours, &c. Z" HEZEKIAH BELDEN
Phil u. .4dv.
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We bave'some days past experienced the most
severe spell of cold weather we have had for Sc
veral years. The Thermometer was on Thursday
morning, at O'Clock, as low eight degrees a.
bove zero, and has no morning since been higher
than 90 degrees. The Potomac is frozen hard a
cross, and is said TO be bTdged low down as
Maryland Point. These facts are, of course, sta
ted for distant readers, and for our neghbors,
who have them all at their fingers ends.
Nat. Int.
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iuvaslcn, - he may think proper, enher by arms
or foicatons, and in sufficient force to afford pro-
lection TO our frontiers; and that the expence OF
said expedition be betrayed out Of the fund appro
pr.ted for Military purposes.
Resolved, That, as il Is provided by the 9th
section of the frat article Of the Federal Constitu
ton, The General Governmen, 10 bound 10 suppress
instructions and to repel nvasons; and also OF The
9Th section of the A,h article of said Constitution
10 pledged to protect each state against INVASION
that the Governor, without delay, call upon the
Government to afford its aid and support in the ex-
igencies herein before mentioned, and to rs,ify
what may be done by the Governor in this behalf;
and to the end that the burden of the expense at
tending ssid expedition shall not fall upon this
State in the use Of its military force for repelling
sudden invasion and warding of pressing and
imminent danger, accurate account of said ex-
pense be kept, and presented to the General Gov
eInment for reimbursement.
NEw YORK, Jan. 1.-The Legislature of this
State, assemble this day at Albany.
The law prohibiting ashes from being thrown
into the streets, goes into operation this day; and
It is hoped and presumed. will be rgidly observed
We learn that Judge Woodwork, in consulta-
tation withthe other Judges Of the Supreme Court,
allowed a ce,fiorari in the Of vermilyea.
Barker and others, convicted at the late Oyer and
Terminer. We understand the effect of this to be,
to take up the Record and proceedings from the
Oyer and Terminer to the Supreme Court, when
the question Of in the empanelling of the jury
and other questions will be discussed, and if the
Supreme Court are of opinion that there was
error. new tfial will be ordered. The cause will
probably be argued at the February term of the
Supreme Court, which commences its sittings a.
Albany on the Sd Monday of February.
-Ner. .adv.
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-aDyERrTsEsrEaT,

fF'Ek tract Of Land called Hill Grove. containing a.,
100 acres, Lynx the lower end If An.s eoan,y !'f
meiiy sdsert,ed, st fer sale woud make eNeeient
uon plantation IL will he sold all ,ossiher divided %
parcels The terms will be nloisliax.
"igNsni. nis'rha. aa-tl I'M X Giles
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casion. in the Executive mansioa: ali the rooD,s,
including the great eastern room, as well as The
large hall, were crowded to excess for several
hours. although there was consisn, change OF
the company, occasioned by the retiring OF some,
and the entrance OF others. The foreign ministers
generally were present, with the member OF their
respective legations; al the Heads of Departments,
the members ofboh Houses OF Congress. the pfin-
opal and other officers of the government, civil,
military. and naval, besides immense number
OF strangers, amounting to several thousands. The
annual interchange of sslu,a,ions between the Pre-
sident Of The United States and the citizens. on
the commencement OF the year gives 10 the day
the peculiar character of Republican festival; the
observance of which, we trust, will never be dis
continued. MAJ. Journal.
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NOTICE
sfIE public is hereby notified that Of my oyer.ees
authorised 10 make contracts for me, or 10 execute
Notes, OF Bonds, in my name. JOHN AMBLER.
Jan. o. "a