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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19
WARRANTED SCYTHES.

st'OR sale at the sign of the Pad Lock- a com
plete assortment of SCY7,lIE.S which WA r.
rant. Farmers are invited to call and give Their,
L trial. : -
Also. the British Patent Seytlss, from 20 to sd
inches, and general assortment of Hardware Sad
dlery and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth the attention
OF purchasers. THOMAS A. RUST.
may 22-lBt d 6tif
NOTICE herrty gwen, hcsyIs O. r. & J. RaII5s
have made assignment, the benefit of such al rey
creditors as desire become parties 10 The same .b
thirty daysJ from tie 2Oh Of bns Said assignment
recorded at the Office of the Hastings court.
persons indebted TO said G. Il. g. BaIam arc hcrch,
notified, that such debts assigned trustees 10 whom pa
nfcnt u,'bst he made, authorised aprnt only
Richmond, May 22d, 1929 aau-,
NOTICE.-The subscriber has arpointed dnrng bis oh
: seTce from Richmond Mr. BaRRfTr w W.LrHIII b;s
Norhey III act Tor the uro, of enabling collect the
debts due the late firm of William Neale a. Co. and the
scrr earnestly requests the debtors 10 said firm 10 call an NJ
counts. JOIE IiSiE
Surviving partner late firm of William Neals a. q
- i.lonlnono: June ~, 1879 d3l cf
FL OTICE.-Thc subscribers since last (,hr;sToas
has been carrying on the business of cabinet
or hedsead mandatory, by himself at his old stand
on the DIechanicsville Turnpike, where he gi]I
continue to execute a orders in the best manner gpd
at the lowest rates. All work done by him will bp
labeled" warranted, manufactured BY w B Mahofr,
Mechanlcsville Turnpike" numbered from this
date. Persons wishiligs to purchase any articles
manufactured by HIM. Gun always be supplied az
Messrs T.. &, a. Hubbards and MIR. james p Tylr,s
in Richmond, or at his own shop-and at no other
pace IN hichmond. w. b. MAHONE-
June fqt q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

We arc authorised by the Committee oil the Claw
Dinner to state. that tho estimate of the number c
persons present, which has been stated at 5000 is not
too high There were 832 plates on the tables, and
the managers who superintendent assert that thcse
plates were changed three times all of the tables
aud at some of them FIVE times. The rain s the fire
noon OF the day prevented the attendance of, many
who would bnt from this cause have been present-A
larger number could have been dincd The Com
mttcc prepared for the occasion $40 lbs. of beef
% hams OF bacon vcals-54 ehoats-3O rnasters
81 laInbs--f0 muttons-2I5 lbs. butter-232 doz
ioaves of bread lO3 gallons of vhiskev
--55 do. brandy and ruml59 lbs sugar and acid for
punch &c.-allo of which were gratutouslv furnished
by Mr.. Clays friends. Notwithstanding the crowd T.
hustle incident to so large assembage the utmos,
good order and dccorum were observed such az
were becoming the dignity of independent freemen
offering. the d!sintcrescd tribute of spontaneous era
titudc to faithful public servant, now prosecuted
feliow-ci tizcn.-Ky. Rcporter.
fetcs from CnotA correspondent OF the hbanv Arnus
writes from Washington that he had been introduced To- the
President by the eldest ofthe Secretary State Major Van
Bue voting gentleman of ID 10 years age The writer
thinks thai from present physical appearances Executive
stout enough to serve for and half longer Is
years. In the OF the people of bany the Magnificent
IncosNto invited the President visit that ancient city The
President mtimaed his intention of visiting the interior of this
State next but the domestic prvy council were in favor of
the present season All this is interesting enough in private
letter. hut is bad taste publish new in the state
paper OF PLAIN Quaker REPUBLIC like New York.
IA. y CIon. Adm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-19

h. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
to sell two valuable LOTS, lying near tlr,
centre OF the city: in front Of the Washington
Tavern, the other Immediately back Of Mr.. StanuPds
Inc improvements on the first are removable OF the
end ofthe term (3lst Dec next) by Sir. GodJn. the
tenant GEO. HAY, acting
June for the Prbpriefor.
NEESSRS. STEPHEN & KEESE BoSfTCK--1sEs nosce
~ mat on the Isl day ofJny Bount Court horse
State of Tennessee between the hours of 10 O'Clock nj sud
O'Clock NJ on the same day, shall proceed 10 take the
dePosons OF Mathew Russell and VIM Henderson, and con-
tpue from day day until completed 10 be read in s;d
IN ofcontroyersy depending in the Chm
ccTy Court Of Prince Edward cnuny wherein you are lan
ana Josiah j. Cbead!e and others defeDdants -
lUne ~ VI 90. seryt JOSIAH y. CHEADTE
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
NOTICE.

DY virtue of an order from the honorable ID Court OF Probate for the District of Ltchfield. will be sold at public auction, on "Wednesday the 15 5th Of April instant, if good weather, if not. on the following day, the personal estate of
 JAMES KELLOGG, late of Litchfeld, (Northfield SOciety,) de. ceased, consisting of heds and bedding, house. hold and kitchen furniture, crOckery, wearing apparel, farming utensils, wagon, &c., The sale will be at the late dwelling house of the deceased, to commence at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
 NOAH 'GARNSEY, Erecwtor. Litchfed. April ', 1929 '4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
NOTICE.

we the Subscribers having been appoint w ed Commissioners on the Estate of STEPHEN MILES, adjudged to be an in- solvent debtor, by the Hon. Superior Court at its February term A. D. 1889, hereby give notice that we will attend to the duties of our said appointment at the dwelling house of said Miles in Washington in LitchReld coun- ty, on the first Monday in May A. D. 1899, and on the first Monday of July, lss9. and on the l1th day of November, 1929. at one o'clock an each of said days, or which days the creditors are requested to present their claims properly attested.
 SHUBAEL R CUSHMAN, 2 Commis-
 ERASTUS REYNOLDS, siOners.
 Washington. April lst. 1899. "4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
FOR SALE.
A FARM
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. HVHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM. 1 situated in Sharon, (First Societs.J It lies about one mile and an half from Inc Meeting House. and contains about 100 acres of Land, suitably divided into moving. pas- ture. wood. and plough land. 4 never iaIlinr stream of water Plns through the farm anS near the dwelling house. The buildings are in good repair. and the whole will be sold at a fair price. Purchasers are invited Co call and examine for themselves.
 LYNUS BATES. Skarons March g5, 1920 4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, APRIL 9, 1899.
THE ECECTION.

At the election held in this town on Monday last, PHINEHAs MINER and MORRIs WOODRUFF, Esqs. were elected membe'sof the General Assembly, As there was no opposition the present Governor Secretary of State, and Treasurer and only one vote for Wm. J. Williams, the Jackson candidate for It. Governor in opposition to Mir. Peters, we deem it un- necessary to give statement of the polls. The fol- lowing is the vote fo' Congress and State Senate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
MARRIED.

In AneNia, N, N. Mr Nelson Pitcher Co Miss bs~ na Weeks both of ShapUn, Con.
 DIED, In New-Prestpn, on the 29lh ut. Mrs. Sarah Whit tlesoy. aged %. In Warren, Mr. BeniUmin SaclSeI,70. In New-MilfOFd, Mir Elijah Mills, 64 In Kent, Miss Laura Swift, 26; Miss Mary Ana Mills, g; Mir John Turrih, g. In MiddletOwn, Mir. Comfort Starr, aged 43. In Hartford, Miss Sarah Colt, 2l, daughter of Mir Christopher Colt.
 In Seybrook, Mr Tamerlnne Olmstead, 10. In Salem, Mass. on the 3lst ut. Dr. Edward A. HOlyoke, n the iOistyear of his age. In Boston, on the Eth, Dr. John Gorbam, Proies- sor Of Chemistry in the Medical School of Harvard University.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

For the first Representative there were 568 votes boiled, but for members of Congress less than 400.
 U7 The returns for Congress and State Senate in the different towns so imperfect and incomplete that they must be deferred until next week. Enough however, is known to warrant the opinion that the improved Congressional ticket will have from 300 to 1000 majority in this county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Prubate for the Dis -A trict of LtchReld hath assigned the 9Sd day of instant April, at two o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchiield, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of
 . GEORGE CATLIN, late of Harwinton, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause, attend before said Court and be heard respecting such appointment.
 VIM. s. GOODSELL, ]
 GEORGE KELLOGG. A"" S'
 Harscinton, April ', 1920 *4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
JNO. H. EATON.

Re,card of Treason copy from the Gazeite of the U. States the following par agraph :" An article from Samaria says, the EmperOr Of Russia has given an estate in the -Crimra tO Jussuf Pacha. producing the an n"al rent of e5.OOO measures of corn. gold sword. and a considerable sum of money. This Jussnf IS the person who delivered up Varna to the Russians" Americans should he slow in believing that the high-minded Emperor Nicholas has thus openly rewarded the treachery of the Turkish Arnold. d.--But all accounts agree that on his arrival at Odes- sa he was received with high honors. and splendid hotel assigned him. was attended by a guard ofhonor. and displayed great wealth in his visits to the theatre, and in public pla- cces. It is possible the above display of wealth by the traitor may have been the plum der of Varna,-of which he had for long time the command, and was second in com ,nand when the place was surrendered. His treachery has been acknowledged in the Rus
 sian bulletins. An his estates in Turkey have been con6scated, and his person outlawed.
 Proposals have been issued for the estab. lishment of high school for boys. at or near Charlottesville, Va. on the plan ofthe German Gymnasia. It is to he conducted on Chris tan principles; and it is supposed that Mon- ticellO House, the seat of the late Mr. Jeffer- son, may be procured for the establishment.
 The American Navy consists of seven 74's, or ships of the line already aAOat; four of the aecona class; twelve slOOps of war, seyen schooners and other vessels.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

Mir. Monroe is reported conyalcsccnt--be ing relieved from fever.
 Mr. Moore. of Kentucky, lately appoint ed minister to Colombia. being in Baltimore, was invited to public dinner-but he decli- ned its cceptance-thinking 1t not proper that public men should partake of such en- tertainnIents.
 A committee of the senate and assembly, appointed for the purpose. by the " "repubc. an membrrs' of both houses, presented a ve. " complimentary address to Mr. Van Bu. reu, on leaving the place of governor of New York tO take that of secretary Of state of the United States--tO which he made suitable reply.
 4 bin for rechartering and regulating the banks, has passed the house of assembly of New York. by a large majority, and will probably hecome law. It provides small fund by which shey will be made. partially, to guaranty the sOlvcncy of one anOther.- NiLes.
 A man named MalOney, steward on board the steam boat Tclemachus, who had borne the character of an industrious and sober man, was lately induced by the baDtering of his companions, to drink quart of raw whiskey. which caused his death. He lelt a wife and three young children.
 A law has been made in Canton. cOndem-. ming those who open shops tO sell opium, to death by strnngling.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

The following notice may contain informa- ton interesting t0 some Of our readers.
 WAR DEPARTMENT. PENSION OFFICE, !
 March e7th, 1899.
 The regulations of the g6th of Dec. last, by order of the Secretary of War, with the ap. probation of the President of the United States. have been suspended. Persons, therefore, who may hereafter make applica. ti0ns for Pensions on account of Revolution. ary services, under she several acts of Con. gress on the subject, will conform to the regu. lations which existed prior to the date above mentioned, and be subject to the same limit. ations and restrictions as existed previous to the adoption ofthe appended regulations.
 JAMES l.. EDWARDS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

ALABAMA SILK-We received by the last
mail nc'o,sd in a letter from friend, skein
of beautiful silk, sample OF about 'wenty FIVE
bounds grown and Manufactured his season
on the plantation Of DR. Purnrli, of Green coun-
~. l, is equal in strength, quaiily and appear
ancr, to any we have seen, the growth Of mis-
Country, and is i"ferior only 10 tie bes. Italian
silk. We are happy t" lea'n that The Doctor
has made extensive arrangements for Us culli-
9atlon next season, and that he expects TO ma
nniacrure several hundred pounds cor marked.
Nobite Heg
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
1900 Reward =!

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living IN oo Essex
II County, vi ginia, on the 4th OF July 1922 ~o
likely Young negro fellows, named
NJ AID HORACE,
blu. probably they change Their names and ea9ea
nd;sDnsed white person AID sold, as had three
taken off tina, way before Ned is '9s..n'y brsn'
mat,o. with the exception OF beng niue 81" ou' ~,
chm ooc asoned by the kick of horse; he IS aoou.
The common size, aud when spoken to has pleasant
cann,.naI,ce Tie had when h. eloPed, oiue
S.nadlotI coat and new fur hat; to the balance o.
his clothing do not recolec'- ,,,
-" ur.c. 10 ,bou, the same color of Ned, and nearly
III civ and a, large, about twenty one years OF age
no f,esh marx particularly recoec'ed about nm: h'
had ON whep lie eloped, new fur hat Pai, o' Iu'
mere nantalooEs, striped wsstcoat, and cios'
bodied coat, the color do not know.
will give fifty dollars it taken in this s,a'g Of an s, oe
nv -, ont az the state, and delivered To me, ''r Sc
ou'eN - MoRDECAI SPINDLE.
Esser County, pa. near Loretso.
July i4-1aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
.A,ey.GSS. AZ SJ,DlAIAs
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY Ia. 1929.

The Telegraph having replied TO the as'er-
zion Of the Journal, and declared Maj. Lewis,
the newly appointed "teform" auditor TO De no
Gefaul,-r, the Journal rejoins as follows
The pensioned press Of this city published,
on Saturday, letter from the Third Auditor,
dated April ?. 1921, TO prove that Major Lewis,
who has bcensappoinIed Second Audi,or by
General Jackson, was not paolic defaolter.- -
This puifal nick, like his own statement, is
worthy the hireling Editor of that contempt,
be print. Now, what are the facts!
Suit was ordered against Malo: Lewis, in
Angus, 1922, Tor six thousand dollars, advanced
him BY Gov. Blhunt; on the 25ih OF May, 1918.
Jndgmen, against him was rendered in De-
eember 1928, for S5,272 s.; aud indulgence OF
one and ,wo years, from January |, 1924, was
granted him, on his securing the deb.
On the 6rs, Of January, 1895, Major Lewis
paid 81 500 90 on accoun. Ut the jud gment; and
in July 1926, d further sum ofSl 600 was paid.
And for the balance, which was due on the
Sd Of March last, we are Informed that fai-
Their indulgence TO the Cd oil March, 1850, was
yssntrd Sy General Jackson.
Major Lewis has been reported public de-
faluur BY the Third Auditor al every session
uf Congress-, (iuciudiag the las since 1922.
II the obec, OF the Telegraph ''were ruth,
il would repub ish thi. sta,emeat;" but, As II IS
paid out OF the TreasUsy, for def nding the &c Is
of Gen. Jackson, right or Srong, can only
expect i repetition or new version Of its false
hoods,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

A late Greenoek paper, remarking on the
number OF Scottish emigI ants lately driven by
the s,agna,ion Of manufac uring business -
the United States, British america, aud New
Holland, mentions The sailiog Of a vessel for
one Of our ports, with one hundred aud forty
emigrant passengers, aud adds:-"rh,s vessel
is now almost exclusively employed in this
branch of,rade. Those who have gone out in
ner in by past years, having settled in the STATES
have in numerous instances induced those 5rAn-
ches Of their families lefIbehind To follow them.
for which purpose the master i, generally in
trusted with considerable amount in dollars,
10 facilitate their leaving This coantry; aud 10
the present instance, We learn, an unusual pro-
portion of females Ono doubt, arising from this
cause have sailed in this vessel The general
appearance Of the whole, We are likewise i'm
formed, was highly respectable, For the same
destination the ship Roger Siewarr is now fit
ling out and will sail in few days, with full
complement, Of passengers Betwixt the Two
vessels las1 mentioned, at lea., 500 individuals
must be thus wholly distracted from our popu-
lation, and these not Of the destitute aud the
worthless. boz the very "ihews and siue"s" Of
a couniry's Observation-Disclosures, ingenious,
and highly Useful artisans and agriculture
many OF them possessed ofpecuniary substance,
and mostly all at tina. period Of life, when their
exertions are OF the greatest value 10 them.
selves, and 10 the country Of their birth or a.
doption."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

and pulled hfs nose. a challenge ensued, and
the clerk resigned his place 10 sacs appearances,
and accepted the challenge. He insisted on
lighting with b. Dad swords, which was declin-
ed Gen Jackson Immediately rewarded him 'by
appoin ting him to q higher o6se: This is in it,
self but small matter. But i, involves p:in-
ciples Of such nature as TO demand the solemn
consideration Of the sober and thinking people
Of his country.-N y Com.
The above will no doubt remind the reader
of the declaration Of Col. Benton, made to the
people Of Missouri before the idea of sea, in
the high place seized on his capacious mind
that should Gen. J. be elected Pre- sdent he (Coi.
3 would resign his seat ia the Senate, as he
had no idea Of legisIaling with brace Of pis-
tolls in his belt SC. &c.-BaH. inner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

Gen Duff Green talks about The President
rad ouysslI" with as much compla, eney a. a
CERTAIN French monarch used 20 saw, I'VE are
ire Sa,r "D-acon Owens and /" SAID .
man in une of our country villages, Keeps
more cows than sll the rest Of the people in the
place" All says his listener" how many does
The Deacon keep" Twenty nine. How many
do YOU kept One. DUFF, however, ha. de-
cided advantag- over the poor man, Tor though
he keeps but one COW, he has the N"S'Hs Of
,b- tvrnty nine! r. J. american
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
pub, il sale

Cf "a! .7cres Cf Land, near 76vn.
\ conformity TO Il decree Of the United States Cir.
cut Court, District of Columbia, for the County of
Alexandria, between Charles Bennett and other. com.
P'.nants, and Isaac Robbins. administrators, with the
will annexed, OF Eliza Duany, and Others, defendants
shall proceed t" sell, for cash, the premises,
The highest bidder. on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
1uty next at o'clock, Z. a. thai piece parcel Of
'and, formerly belonging or attached to thc :. Shu.
ter mn 1raet" Ia! ing in the District Of Columba--
bounded on the west by the line ofthe Districts the
north b! Mrs Sherrons fence; the b., Gaddens
Run; and on tie south, to tive north line Of KING.
street exerded. 1t will be put up lots pir.
chasers or the whole in body to be determined On
previous to the sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
'. B. The terms of sale must be compile with
within three days after the SALE otherwise suffice to
be resald and the first purchaser held account able tor
any deficiency IN consequence thereof, and all extra
expense. deed will be prepared, and ready t" be
executed by the administrators at the expense Of The
purchaser. June 1j-dlw 2aw2w &dtJ,l5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
COMMERCIAL.

FLouu.-During til. last week but little was done IN
Flour: the receipts continued to decrease. The price
from wagons ranged from IS l24 To III transactions
from were limited; few hundred barrels were
puchs,ed Ito complete cargo for foreign shipmen)
a. 1874. On Friday so barrels of stored Flour were
sold At IS. and OH Saturday 100 barrels at OCT
Yesterday the wagon price was5 Owe heard of
no sales from stores
Export fr HI, week endinp IN s"'"-''"'' va go
Quantity inspected during the same period -
Kiug.s,reet, 843 barrels, IS halves,
Wharf, 27O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

RrMou - ne new York MercanIile OF Fil-
DAY his the following paragraph:
Their. is rumor 1--WE know not what authority
That preparations making tor an arrangement win
Great l,ritan on basis of extended comm'rcis reel
urocy and that tariff imports will b. agreed upon
between that Government and the United States when
vii NEE, the appreciation Of both 1t is said the Br
rsh Minister at Washington approves OF the project
and that special mission to England j, on foot for the
purpose of completing the arrang, ments,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
Notice.


4 CAMP MEETING vii; Nc held on Col Mi.
N nor's Land, ahou. miles from Georgetown, ID. e..
ani AZ VI ] : from alexandria, which will commence
on tue oath INST The Ministers aud Members Of the
Associated Methodist Churches hereb, respectfully in
vite the public and the ministers and members Of all
other Churches to join them in this mreting-ft will
be held in besu,ifui grove, and tn: water on the
grOad is very fine In addition to the stationed Mi
nsters of the Associated Methodist Churches in the
ID. e others from Baltimore and other places are ex.
pacted to attend. julv "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

We eaHdidy Confess We would almost be
afraid to Sc, an,e in res, and so fitting II 8
|clitical rournv with SD good master II lis
AZ, as " Canddus." N4i'nle>s, we are bold TO
say. with all due Difference 10 his better Iudy-
.nert. and unarmed and embarrassed as "" are.
',hat We think we could defend, before squire
and lady. the words we have spoken. "R'd'-
culuus digni y" We viii do battle for; and IN
tokrn thereof, and for wan, Of a mailed glove,
We thlow III, not d0tun this our gauntlet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture at Auction,

Furniture at Auction.
ON " EDNESD.9Y 15h inst. at 10 O'Clock, Il n.
Will BE- sold, WITHOUT NE EnvE at the dwelling house
At present occupied by John Thompson, corner Of
King and Pitt streets, variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
consisting, in part, Of
sideboard, bureaus; mahogany tables, Of diff.
ferent descriptions
Kitchen do; rush bottom and windsor chairs
feather beds and furniture
mahogany. and several other bedsteads
carpets, some yer, good; andlrons
Shovel and toags, Tenders, looking glasses
.fko
2 Coacheec, with harness. for cash
All the vegetables in the garden joining the said
Thompson's dwelling house,
And a valuable MLCH con-.
Terms-S20 and under. cash; 90 and not ex.
ceedng so, three months; So six months credit
viii be given; the purchasers giving notes negotiable
at bank, wtn approved cndOrsers July 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
Notice to Creditors

nREsUMING tina, after The lapse Of twenty ode
i wears, many Of the Creditors OF the late Samuel
Craig, decd. have either fallen asleep win them "a
notify them or their representatives. WIN. New
bolos, F. & J. Edmondson, James Dali & Co j. Plea
SAINTS & Co J. Janney. 7. Jannev, Carne Sade. John
Dunlap < Thomas Shreve, as The Creditors OF william
Wood dec'l:-Thomas DAVIS, Randolph Mot'' W.
Graham, r. G. Lsnphier, Carne Shade, LIBBY q
C.ne. slstie Jacob Davis Guardian, Daniel Mcleod
and christopher Grid, tina, Dividend of twenty three
and half per cent. the trust funds and three ana
~ s;rb,h per cent. en- the administration funds has
Zen declared PAYABLE, and in readiness for them
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-. de honis non,
anil Trustee,