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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29

An act for the relief Of Elizabeth Shaw
An act 10 authorize the Postmaster Genera
to cree, an additional building, and employ FIVE
additional Clerks.
An act Tor the benefit Of the Trustees Of The
Lafayette Academy, in Alabama.
An &C: to incorporate the Sisters of Charity
OF st. Jose phi and the Sisters Of The Visitation
OF Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia
An act 10 increase the pay of Lieutenants in
the Navy.
An act for The better organization Of the Me
dica Department of the Navy Of The United
States.
An act TO confirm claims TO lands in the Dis
trict between the Rio Hondo and Sabine Rivers,
founded on habila'ion and cultivation.
An act supplementary 10 an act, entitled San
" act providing for the corr. ction Of errors in
making entries of lands at the Land Office, ="
passed March third, eighteen hundred * nihe-
teen,
All at to authorize the selection Of lands for
the henef Of Seminary Of Learning in the
State OF Alabama, Instead Of other lands hereto
tore selected.
An act 10 incorporate the Trustees Of the Fee
male Orphan asylum, in Georgetown, and the
City Orphan Asylum, in the District Of Col"m.
bia.
An act FOR the relief Of Mary Reynolds.
A. act confirming TO Francis Vale. Jean
Ba?listr Vale, Jean Baptiste PfatIe, and ST.
Jean b. au,ois, or TO their heirs or legal repre-
sentatives, of the County Of Madison, in the
State of Missouri, certain lands
An act making appropriations 10 carry into
effect certain Indian treaties.
Amaze 10 amend the actS concerning natural
izaiion.
Az &C, for the relief Of John 7. Ross.
An oct for 'hr relief of Ffancis II. Gregory
and Jesse Wilkinson.
An act further to indemnify the owner and
underwater Of the British ship Uaron, and her
cargo
An act for III" relief Of Cyrus Siblcy, ageh,
Of George NJ. Brooke
An act for the relief Of the legal representa-
ives Of Gen. Moses Hazen, deceased.
An at, for the relief Of Jonathan Taylor, of
Kentucky.
An acr Tor he relief Of Archibald Bard and
John Finhlay, cutors Of the last will and les-
lament OF Doctor Rohrr, Johnson, deceased, and
;or the RI ct OF John Scott, executor OF Charles
Yates, deceased.
An ac, for he relief OF Philip Slaughter.
An act for the relief of John Brahsm.
An act for he reli, r. Jane, Fraser.
An act Tor the reli~f IF Robert Huston.
An act for the relief Of David Ellis
An act for the relief OF Seth Knowles.
r, solution authorizing the Speaker Of the
House of Resresen, alive, TO frank letters and
packages
Resolution authorizing an examination Of
III" claims 10 land Of Joan F. Carmichael.
Resolution in relation % Charles Carroll, Of
Carrrlon.
Resolution to authorize the President 20
loan the barracks a, SaCke'I's Harbour TO The
Trustees of Scienrh and Military School TO
be- established there.
Resolution in relation to the mail route be-
tween the cities Of New . leans aud Mobile.
= ResOlu' ION III rr'atiOn 10 the manner OF IKE
cutting the printing ordered by either House OF
Congress.
Ac;s, 1862; Resolutions, g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
District Of Columbia,

Akera.0ria County, set.
APRIL TERM 1873.
James Birch, Administrator OF NaDc.1
Birch, deceased, Compile.
AGAINST
Thomas Birch, Joseph Birch, Caleb
Birch, John Birch, Samuel Birch, , IN Chaneery.
Isaac Birch and william Birch, and
Elizabeth Tay Tor, widow Of Archi
bald Taylor, decd. late Elizabeth
Birch, Deft's
VlHIS day came the complainant by Christopher
Il Neale his solicitor & fled his Bill, & the Defen-
dns appeared by Robert la, Tor, their solicitor and
filed their answer, to which the Complainant replies
generally, and by consent of parties this cause now
set tor hearing OH the Bill and answer, and b. like
consent, BY the Court dcceed that the Marshal of
the District of Columbia, do forthwith expose to sale
at public Auction, all the real estate in the Complain
ants Bill mentioned. of which Nancy Birch, the mites.
tate ofthe Compliments died Sic zed. One 5th part
OF the purchase money, to be paid in hand, the resi-
due Oh the lst day of November next Two weeks
notice Of the tune and place Of sale, - ne given by
advertisement IN the Phenx Gazette, and the title to
be retained until the purchase money shall be paid:
and IT Is further Cecreed, that the Marshal dc bring
into Court, the first day Of the term the MO.
ney which he INA! receive from such SALE to be sub
jec to the further decree Of this Court, and by On
sent OF parties, it is further decreed; that Master CO M
missioner, Moore, do take of the navi.ual
transactions, between the Complainant and the sad
Nancy Birch i'll her life timg-of his transactions AS
her Committee and Admins, rator Ot her estate IN
ia rr tf: sad $, the cl ,im preferred by
the Complainant, tor her board AID maintenance, and
that he take the Ueposltons Of such witnesses may
he produced before him, by either Of the pslte',
Compliments or Defendants, and report such SPECIAL
matter, pertinent 20 the at;er III issue, either par
ty may direct.
4 CoPy-Teste, EDM !. LEE, e. &.
In pursuance of the above decree, shall proceed
to sci: on Tuesday the 24M day cf June neri 4 !
o'clock, 5-l2tis OF the
60. House and LoI situated on the suuth
80 side of king-street. and at present up.ed
9ses BY George :. H"ugh dry goods store
s,eISs..- Also, --FIVE ACRES or WOOD LAND
in the county Of Alexandra and near the Falls Of
Potomac. G.JThc Terms of the above safe one
fifth part Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash, the residue the LIST day of November heat;
no title of the property to be given until the vho s
the purchase money is paid; and should the purch.'
tail to comply with either of the pay ments, tHe go
pert, will be re.sold again the spot, and T., i,t
purchaser held liable for any deficiency that ms,
IN consequence OF a second sale II he acres Gf land
will be sold The time, and at the front door Of
the sad house now occupied BY George >. Haugh in
AleXardria. T.. SCOTT D.M.
ma, % For 7. RINGGOlD, NarMDk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
James Mckenzie .; Co.

sEAVE re opened the well known establishment
HStwo doors cas-, oft"e Franklin House, and for
m riy ir the occupancy Of Mcssrs. Robert McCrea
K Co. where they fer for sale well selected and
&c neral assortment of
SPRLNG IND SUMMER GOODS.
Their purchases having been made in \ W York,
for Cash. and by experienced Judge, the. are ena.
bled TO Offer them on the most pleasing ,erms-and
as they Will Uhromgh the agency Of one OF the firm
who resides in WORK be receiving by every pack
ct additional supplies Of goods Of the latest and most
fashionable style, they oectfuliy solicit call from
their friends and the public NAV 26-l2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
trustees ale.

DY virtue ola Deed of Trust executed ty 1kos.
lDC Tue,, to the subscriber, tor tile purposes
therein mentioned. shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder for Cash, on thursday next the 2yth
,as, at o'clock p. NJ lower end of ST 4saDh street.
the Tan Yard ,f said 1uly, Eighty Hides upper lea
ther, and three dpz Calf skins, in the watts, ne same
Will be dra IN and ready for Inspections at the tine Of
sale. WIN. FOX, Trustee.
% DIST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
phineaS JaMMeN.

HAS Just received per the Brig Cossack, from l.lv.
III erpool, a handsome assortment OF round, square
and nat I'm ,sh Rolled Iron, which with 2l0 tons OF
Swedish hammered Iren in store, consisting cfround,
sqeurc and fiat bars, makes his assortment very
complete For sale Oh &C commodating terms.
5mO G4--ec7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
TRUSTEES Sale--POstvuleN.

lFUsVVC --KVsVEUNeV.
DY virtue of deed of trust which was execute d TO
the sui scriber by Walter arde arlng datcthe
oath of August, 1922, and of record IN the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Primo. william, .hall,
on saturday the I7th Of Nay neat, before tie door Of
Thomas Il. Hampton, lIrahe Town ct Brent,ille er
to the highest bidder, at pubic auction, for cash.
certain TRACT OF L. ED,
belonging TO SAID Wander, yng III the county ofPrince
William, near tle village Of Greenwich and adjoining
the lands OF Philip Warder. imn,a Moxiey, and JAS.
". Ter. Such title only will be made TO the pur-
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by said deed Of
trust JOHN W. TYLER.
aprill7 Is
~ The above sale is postponed until Tues
day The Sd Of June. myy 26
NAV IS J. ". =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
$50 ACRES.

The said land Is described by said deco part Of
tract lying upon ncccquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy of said Thompson. A shall sell
said land merely under said deed shall con-
vey to the purchaser such title ory is thereby vest
ed la JOHN hALRAE.
NAV Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
Trustees sale.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust from Robert 7. Thomp-
ID to ne, bearing date The 5lst da, Of May, 1877,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Fairfax
County Court, in the State Of Virginia, ] ,iaiI, on
Nonday The 18Th day Of .7ugua merit, (beng tie first
day OF Fairfax August County Court before he front
door of The Court House Of said county, expose to
sale, by pablo auction, for ready money, Tract Of
Land conveyed to me b! said deed, estimated 10 COLI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29

The thunder storm last Monday, was very
violent in some parts of the country. In BaI,i-
more, house was struck by lightning. The
lightning struck two Of the houses attached to
Elk Ridge Iron Furnaoe, belonging to The Mes
srs ELLIcoTr. They were large wooden
buildings, divided by stack of furnace Chin
nies, and were SO rapidly rnveIoped in flames,
that all efforts on the par, of the persons pre-
senr TO arrest The progress of the conflagralion
were unavailing. The houses and their con-
tents, including number Of pattern moulds,
were consumed. Providentially | e workmrn
had left them short time before the lightning
struck, and personal injury was sustained.
At Annapolis, we learn, says The Baltimore
American, the hail fell so violently, that a
large number Of panes of glass were broken,
aud much damage was done to vegetation. The
Annapolis Republican sra'es that in the Sale
House, 537 lights were broken, and in William
sons Hotel between 400 and 500.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29

In the British House Of Commons, on the
2lst Of April, Stuar, Worldly, after speaking
Of the able correspondence on the subject OF
commercial regulations and other matters 81
mumen,, between Mr.. Canning and Mr. Gala
lin, cope, Of which up to January 1927 had
been laid on the liable observed, that it would BE-
highly satisfactory 10 the country q, large to
receive an assurance ha, The friendly rel lions
between the TWO nations remained unc hanged
He also suggested The propriety OF laying on
the table the continuation Of the corrcspon-
dence.
Mr. IIu>kisson, in answer, that he had no
difficulty in submitting the remainder Of The
correspondence, except such "a rela'rd 10 the
negotiations still pending. The practice had
been, to make known no part Of any correspon-
drnce until the negoo iaion to which it relaled
had an end. The documents referred 10 had
been laid on the table Of the House only because
they had been published in the United States.
AS 10 the amica,le freiing-which had hisher-
to prevailed during the negotiation, hr obserV.
ed that notnng had occurred 10 interrupt git,
which ne was the more happy 10 state, as these
negotiations related 10 subjects Of grra, i'm
portancc-the commercial treaty Of 1918, and
the northwestern boundary "f the United
States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
Columbian College, ID G..

VIyIIIS Institution will be opened for the reception of
i students on the 18th OF the present month.
,,,e charges for the Summer Session, Of three
months, will be-
Admission fee to students who have not been be.
fore admitted, $1,000
Tuition, in the College classes, 1867
do. in the preparatory school, &c 81
Library, Room, Furniture, and Bed, 667
Table, Washing, Fuel, Lights, ard Servants,
per week co
Students who do not board 10 the College, will be
charged for Admission uit,on, Library, Room and
Furniture.
Mr. BosFILs, All ACCOMPLISHED instructor will teach
the French, Italian and Spanish languages.
The above charges tor one third of a collegiate
year. Bills payable in advance; half at the opening,
the balance at the middle of the Session.
CoAege hfH HQy 1O-2awlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
Mis-, S. Cohen & Miss n. White

MISS y. NUHeH &C NIISS " w HIlC
INTEND opening the MILL INFER Y on the en-
suing week on King street, two doors above the In
dian Queen Tavern, and they solicit share Of the
public favor, and from the knowledge they have at
tanned from long practice in the business they fiat
ter themselves they will do justice to those who viii
nIeasc tocaI NAV ~ -eo3t' :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
AUCT.lLNS S.
st. Domingo Mahogany

w DoWKHSU sNuHUSUHy
nv Thursday neIt the 29,h inst at III O'Clock in the
~ forenoon, | shall Sell, OH Central wharf, choice
lot of So logs GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
At private sale-37 bushels of the real bunch
cockstone beans, suitable for seed. Also, few box
Is brosn soap. may II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29

Meeting, are daily holding in the different
counties in Nrw-York, for the purpose Of
choosing Delegates to the Administration Con
ven,ion, which is to meet the 10th of next
month The Jackson fever sno where abal!ng
more rapidly that 10 New-York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
ALEX q M-D3IMs
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY %. 1928

Our paper is taken up to-day with the able
address TO the people Of the U. States, which
will be generally acceptable to our political
readers. The acts passed at the last session of
Congress will be useful for reference.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29

GREEcE.-Ccunt Capo dIs,rias says the
New-Yo,k Statesmen appears to have de, oted
himself with great zeal 10 the improvement OF
his country. His mi asu'cs, thus fai, have been
marked alike by patriotism and intelligence.
The papers by the Napoleon contain procla-
nation from him enjoining the Inhabitants Of
Greece TO aid in delivering the commerce Of
the Archipelago from piracy; and also decree
for the establishment OF National Bank. We
look with hope 10 the results # these measures
as tending to the consolidation Of the Greek
government, and 10 the mitigation Of the evils
Of war under which the people have Suffered
While Oh this subject, we Cannot but express
Our qualification at The departure Of a vessel Of
supplies from this port. 1t carries, we believe,
the most valuable cargo yet forwarded from
the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29
SHIP NEWS.
Port of Alexandria.

SAILED MAY %,
steam.packe, Frederick sburg, b. j. jenkins, DaltI-
more.
sloop Johnson, johnson, hence at Piadelphhia 10Th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-29

Akera.Qria County, set.
April TEAM, 1873
James Birch, Administrator OF Nanc,0
Birch, deceased, Compile
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
New Publications.

Mt5T received by the subscriber lat his new
az Book and Stationary Storey the following
New Publications. viz;
ST. Valentines Day or the fair Maid of Perth,
by the author ofWayerly, IN > yols-lhls Is
said TO be equal if mol superior 10 any OF the an-
thors former productions.
Ndrratire ola Journey through the upper
,ruyinces of Judia, IRON Calcutta TO Bombay,
IN ls24-l825. with notes upon Ceylou1 ~ ae-
count of Journey to Madras aud the Southern
urovinces in 1926. And letters in India by the
late Il ght Rev Reg maid Heber, d. ID. in 2vols.
Religious Discusses by Sir Walter Scott " In
ncrnslng these Diseourses the read will find
s,me fine most momentUus questions which can
exercise the human mind, discussed with great
cloqueuce, Ingenuity and force ofargument'
Those who wish 10 purchase any OF the above
or Other articles in the Book and Stationary line
,yonld do well 10 call and examine the Subscri-
ber's stock boto.e they purchase elsewhere, as
I've is Determined his prices shall be suited To the
,,,n.s. CIIAS. A. WlIHEKS.
June ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

cod be allowed nntillhe llrst day Of tannary on
Thousand eight huu,le 81 and twenty znlue. Il
present thoiI fitlss ADD claims, AID he evidence
In support ofthr SAME 10 the Register aud IL
criver ai the Lanl Office ~ Jackson Cunfl
House, an ine Site 81 Mississippi. whose ppt.
crs hnd duties IN relation 10 the ,ano. shall. III
al respects, he governed by the provisions al
the aeis before rrcited. andcr The act of TN
eighth OF Nay, ichtcr1 hundred u twenty tive
rniilleh " IA Aei supplementary 10 the several
acts ior adjusting The clailns g. land. aud esiab
lI.hlpk Land Oiieprs "a me DsuieI Last of the
lsnnl u New Oilraus,a
See. , iui bt u Up1he sunsted. That III,
SAID Regls,e, aud Receive, shan batr power H.
for thai purpose shall hnih turr Sessions n
Jackson Coon House aud the town oi Shirlds
borough. Thy shall give inmrdintr no ice nt-
ter liz passage I this act oi thC tiine and place
81 then meeting. hut may adjourn fom tlmt 10
une a. may brst still he convenience oi elai
munts, apuu sisrug doe noncr theiraL And
The said Register aud Recover shall have pow
er Ia appoint tlrtk, who shall pr u person en-
pubic al t,u.iatne the French AMI Spanish
languages aud WHO shall prtiutm the dtjy at
tuMslatlon Hud such oihe, duty a. may be u.
dunei by the sanl RcRisfrr aud Receiver aud
The sad Rreister and IL = vcr, shdl each be
allow ed ~ compensation lor their services IL
rotation 60 sid r.aims aud lpr the services ~ ie
pefin nr'i under the PROVISIONS oi the several
acts 10 which tba Is u supplement, the nim oi
rlght hundr Il dollars ctrh and the bIrtk the
son Of eight hmd'od dollars, which several
sums Of money shall he pad oct OF any money
IA the TREASURY not othefwi-r appropriated !:
Prorldfd. lhai tie payment Of the whole OF the
aforesaid compensation shail ho wiihhold hy the
secretary Of The Treasury, until u report. OPP.
proved hy him shnll hayr been made Ia htm by
said Register aud Receiver. Of the po,ip, dance
Of the scrN ices hertiu required
ArrRoyED--2Ith May 1924,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
Laws OF THE UNITED %TATHS.
Laus Of He Uadtd States D0aeR nj Hs 5gs SIS
sl0i Ufl6e Igeaiiem Congress
Urrl#I,s-No Del

fPrrlIe--ND %
ANACr mahmg api .ltlauons for Custom Houses aud
Ntfe House.
BE Il cuartnibpHe Senate and Hguee Of Rep.
re3entatires otHe L Suic' Of 1m.c,,1. m C1u
srgss aSscmbicd That the Secretary of the
Treasury be aud he hereby j., authorised 10
cause ~ be selrCisti aud pur chased. u suitable
ate tor Custom House and Wave House, 1t
Newport, in Rhode Isiaud and 10 cause u sale
aud convenient haldtug 10 be erected thereon,
for the transastiuu Of Custom House business
and for the safe-,eaprng Of ne records thereof,
aud Of the property IN the custody of the GOV
erumcnl; aud lhai sun not * eedlng tea
thousand Il liars be. and the samc i, hereby ap
propriated. for the purpose aigic- id. on OF
any money in the Treasury, moi otherwise APP
proprIatrd.
Sec ? dii be i fiuib,r ,nac'rK Thai the
Secretary ol the Treasury be, and he Is hereby
likewise authorised TO cause 10 be purchased a
suitable site for Custom House and Ware
House IN the Clty o. Mobile, IN lhr suite Of Al.
abaina aud 10 haze erected q sal. aud con, ,.ui
eut building. OF 10 purchase a proper site Nith
a stliall, and convenient lildtng alieady g.
recled thereon, for the transaction OF Custom
House husiuess, aud tor tine sale keeping 81 the
property in custody oftac Government and
thai u sum not exceeding eieh' Thousand Eve
hundred dollars be. and the same is hereby
appropriated, for the puruose aforesaid. out of
any money IN the treasury not otherwise aP
prop'ldted.
sec 3 iad b. Il further cnariea That the
Secretary OF the lreasury be ana be hereby s
authorized 20 cause 10 bc pun IN proper repair.
and 10 he usrd Tor a Custom House. a certain
brick Store, in New hurypolf, Massachusetts,
once the property Of Abuer Wood aud David
N,,d it,nfar lint u,lAY DfInuuIu to the / #nIfoI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
fPrgLIc-No. 56.


AN act supplementary to the ycYcrnl acts providing
for the aJastnant OF Land Claims N the State Of Mis-
sl.sippL
BE II eaaeied By he Sraaie and Hou,eof Rep
rssentairss 0tHe Uiated States u inlerica ~
Congress oSschJied, That the claimants Of lands
within thar part OF the lnnits oi the lard dis.
hici ol jackson court house in the STATE OF
Mississippi, lying Delow the 3ist deg. oi North
lat, whose claims have been presented 10 the
Commissioners appointed 10 receive aud exam
tue claims aud titles TO lands IN said DsttIct OF
jackson Court House, o. 60 the Register and
Receiver OF the Land Office AT jackson Court
House, acting as Commissioners under the pro-
Visiau ~ The aci Of the third Of March. one thou
sand eight hundred aud nineteen. entitled " An
acl Tot adjusting the claims lands. ADD esiab-
fishing Land Offices IN the District East of the
Island of NV Orleans" aud which have not
been reported to Congress, or whose claims
nave not been heretofore presented TO said
mussloners, or 10 the Register and keceh e.
acting as Commissioners, or whose claims pave
Deen acted upon. bur additional eyidcncc addu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
HAY AND FODDER.

Great losses are annually sustained in some
parts Of The United States hrmjdmg hay, aud IN
Others in curing cOfp blades, commonly called
fodder. Mine, in a course OF many years have.
think amounted 20 a molcty Ut the crops aud
most ofthe expedicnts have resorted 10 for a.
,otdIng these losses, have been but partially
beneficial. Grass loses much both IN guam. liy
aud substance by an exposure TO the suli IN ct
ring il, and fodder more, being thus exposed IN
small bundles. Both, and particularly the last
suffer etcatly by dews aud iaIns. This year
have made the mosi promising experiment, for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
IPuRIIc-No. 81

AN ACT 10 continue force, for limited tiano, and
amend an act entitled " An act 10 enable claimants to
Ionds within tht limits OF the Sate Of MHsoari and
Territory Of Arkansas TO institute proceedings to Try
the validity Of their claims"
BE ii elacied 6g me Senate and House Of
Pspresentaiires offhe CnRsd States If .inler,-
en-. il, Congress assembled, That the act APP
proved the ,wenty-slxth of May eighteen hun
bred and twenty four, entitled :" An act To ena-
bic claimants to lands within The limits of the
State of Mlssoori and Territory OF Arkansas. to
institute proceedings TO Try the validity OF their
claims" shall be. and the same hereby is con.
tinued in force that Is 10 say, tor the pur-