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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

mig Chiftliek, where he was chiefly spending
his time IN shooting There was 10 immedi,
ate prospect of his removing his quarters ne ar.
er to the scene OF next spring probable opera
ton.
There was an almost complete interrup,ion
a, Smyrna, in the operations Of foreign trade,
in consequence Of the whole Of the camels Of
the District having been put into requisirien
for the transport Of some twenty or thirty car.
goes of whea, 10 the capital, which had arrived
chieAy from Alex andria. !, appears tina, the
blockade of the Dardanelles was no: kept up
with very great rigor by the Russians.
GREEcE.-The limits Of Greece have at last
been defined by The Representatives Of The AL
lied Sovereigns, which, from the best autho.
riy, we understand 10 be as follows: On the
Continent the line is to run from Aria 10 Volo.
The islands called Cyciades are to be kept by
the Greeks; Scio and Miylene by the Turks.
Some differences about Gambia and Samos hav.
ing arisen, it is left for the King Of England 10
decide to which party they shall belong. -
The private property Of the Turks, in coun-
tries given to the Greeks, is to be valued and
paid for,
In like manner the property belonging to
Greeks III the parts left to Turkey is TO be va
lued and set off against the other. The gov
eminent oil Greece IS 10 pay an annual tribute
Of one million and half Of pias,res, or about
o,oooi in lieu Of all Turkish public property
which by these arrangements comes into its pos
session.
Lord Cochrane arrived at Malta from Greece
in Russian corvette, on the 29th December.
Letters from Mr.. Dawkins, at Egina, say he
is agreeaby surprised at the state in which he
found the country. The Greek Government
was at Poros with The Ambassadors, but were
OH the eve Of returning to Egna when they left.
The President OF Greece had addressed
letter to the Panhelleniun, informing that body
that the time had come when i, nigh, assem-.
BILE, and directing measures necessary for that
purpose.
The corner stone OF new church has been
laid at Egina, on which is the following in
scrip,ion: In thf' name uf The Hellenic nation,
the President Of Greece consecra,ed this tenn,
pie 10 God, the Deserer of Greece"
PoRTUGAL.-Accoun from Lisbon state,
that measures for the overthrow OF Don Mi>
guel were so far advanced, ira, confident ex-
pec,aion was entertained Of the speedy resora-
ZION Of the Constitutional system.
1t was stated that his Msjesly's ministers
had recalled the squadron from Terceira, and
revoked the orders for inlercepling the Porlu-
guese Refugees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
AUCTIONS
Variety auction.

I'm Saturday Evening next, I1tb inst. at / past
~ o'clock, at the Auction Store, corner of King and
st. Asaph'streets will be sold q variety of
Dry Goods, Hardwore g. Fancy articles,
Consisting, in part Of cloths cassimeres, Ranncls,
robes battiste and gros de Naples Silks brown and
bleAched domesties and sheetngs, linen do. French
brown "cn,ready made othe ofvarous de scriptions
BrtsnIa and Tutania tea pots knives and forks pen
pocket and shoe do, tea boards and walters, bread
trays, looking glasses &c. &c. Also one elegant sil.
yer plated chased sword.
ANIL 10 GEO WHITE, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
Trust sale Of Hand, &c.

ID " virtue Of deed of trust executed by Luke Can.
ID non, (ate dec'd) in his lifetime, to the sbscrib.
er, which deed bears date the 24h day of January
1922 and is duly recorded in the Clerks Ofc- Of the
County Court Of Prince William County, shall, on
the premises late the residence Of the said Luke Can.
non, D6mfries Thursday the Esd Of priInert.
proceed sell, for the purposes in the said deed ex.
pressed, the highest bidder, at public auction, for
cash, all the right title and interest of the said Luke
Cannon in and the tract Of land which :h:, SID
Cannon lately resided being situated the waters Of
Qlantco and adjoining the land attached to the
Quantco Mills, Dumfries, the said tract being e.
timated, by survey. to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
Observation-Disclosures, Fen. 81.

Corn EIchange. The arrival for Tuesdays market
contained good supply of wheat, oats, oatmeal and
four but very moderate importation Of other kinds
ofgrain. In wheat, the buyers, induced by the great
depression in value, freely into MARKET and there
was fair business done; at decline, however, of Cd
to I'd per 70 lbs from quotations OF Tuesday last.
In oats there was also doing at abatement of
Sd to I'D per IS lbs from the currency of Tuesday
sennght Oatmeal and -four Is to Is per sack, malt
ing barley and malt % to IS per2uarter lower Indian
corn met an excessively dull sas, and must be quoted
Is to Is per quarter cheaper.
The following the average prices Of grain with
of r h ss
73s lid; barley, 34s Sd; oats 23s Sd. rye, 39s I'd.
Aggregate average of the six weeks which regulates
duy-Wheat 74s I'd; barley, SIS 3D. oats 23s 9d rye,
42s
Duty payable on Foreign Corn-Wheat, Is;
barley, IS I'D; oats; l2s 3d. rye, 6s Cd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
Public Sale

I'M Friday, the 10th day Of April next, at the late
- dwelling of John Fillmore, in Fairfax county,
Virginia, near West End will be offered for sale all
the personal property Of the deceased, consisting Of
variety. of Household and Kitchen Furniture, two
Mares and two Colts, one Cart, &c. &c.
ANN FILLMORE,
Administrators Of J. A. Fillmore
march 5l-eotlOA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

The foreign news by las, evenings mail e1-
cIudes several articles p epared for this morn
ings paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
$50 Acres.

ALSO. the right, title aud interest Of said { an.
in and to undivided moiety of three several
tracts of land formerly the joint property of himself
and Francis Cannon, decd wit-One tract situated
last mentioned tract the being estimated by sur.
vey, to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
800 Acres.

One tract situated on the north foyk Of said
and adjoining the tract last aforementioned, be-
other tract situated in the low End Of said County,
the waters Of Poplar fork branch, and containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

From Lioyd's List.
Ship Pioneer, Marbury, sailed from Liverpool for
this port 18TH February.
Ship Shenandoah, Rose, sailed from Liverpool for
this port, 18th February
Ship Henry luke, iiliss, do To- 18th February
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, hence, at Philadelphia 9TH
instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
SHlllP NEWS.
ARRIVED. APRIL 9,

ARRIVED. APRIL 9,
schr. Charlotte; Moff,t Baltimore; freight for the
District
Schr Washington, Wilson, kew.York. freight for
the District.
Schr. r. Pickering, Chadwick, Newbern; v. Carroll
na; boards naval stores, potatoes &C. to Robinson
Brig Edward, Libby, Philadelphia; sugar, ballast.
tJc to S. Messersmith
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

Doors open at 6; performance to commence at
o'clock tickets and places to be had at the Tn ca
tire from 10 till 2 o'clock,
Box dollar-Pi' fifty ceh,s-Gallery IS cents.
april 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10
ALEXAEDRIA
THE ATRE.
Messrs. EsteH and McKinney's Benefit.

The public are respectfully informed that Lottery
Ticket will be given away this evening at the Thea
ire Each person purchasing ticket will receive q
eheck containing number which he is requested to
keep until after the play, when a gentleman will ap.
pear on the stage with corresponding numbers in his
hat and that person holding the number correspond.
ing to that which may be first drawn from the hat,
will receive the Ticket, which may enttle him to
prize of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
Circular to The Clerks of Courts.

AUDIToR's OFFICE 9Th july 1929
THVlE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
n Courts, will be pleased to transmit this Office IA
early - possible the number of white males above Ii,
years ana the number of all blacks above sxeeniycars
within their respective Counties and corporations accor-
ding TO The returns OF the Commissioners of the Rove
nue. made TO themwhch informationis not contained Ia
The tax books returned 10 this Office although required By
law ihis information has not been heretofore USUALLY
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners, doubtless
rom oehei that II was not necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acquesced in It ia
shy probable however, that in the course OF the pre-
sent year. may be important TO possess it, and il is
therefore, that the attention of clerks TO the subject IL
earnestly requested JAS T.. HEATH
June 10. lS--tf Auditor of Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
Lands totfcitea to TIE Literary Fund!

",
"a - Bic NOTiCE.--By the act passed 9th March,
"a 1921, entitled An act concerning lands returned.
delinquent or the non-paymen of taxos the operation
Of which continued by subsequent act passed eth
Feb lSIS,-oll delinquent lands which vested Ia
The Literary Fund, and redeemed on or before tho
first Of the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made however
by the first above mentioned in favor of such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
to such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior 10 the time Of the,
said lands vesng the President and Directors Of the
Literary Fund, who previous TO the 9th Of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed b1
them, who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands But no person
shall be entitled 20 the benefit OF this provision who
shall not before the first dayof December one thousand
eiSht hundred and ttcety nine pay into the Treasury.
the proper of the Auditor Of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands clamedb by him either in his OWN
name or the name OF those under whom he may claim title
or by the person, persons in whose right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof as the land Sc
claimed oughto be cquitably and raaby charged there
WITH with 10 per cent per annum damages the
which shall be each year due from the st day of Novef
Der, OF the year in which il becomes due, until paid
JAS. L. HEATH,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
July TO- ls-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

u AND FOR SALE--in conformity to decd o.
IA trust made 10 the ubscrihors 10y Edward Carlton
,cnr on The 18Th day OF March, 1928, and duly record
ed in the clerk office OF Halifax c0uny, we purpose
selling AZ Halifax c0ur house Saturday, The Is; day
OF Augu next, the tract OF land Oh which the sad
Carlton lately Resided, containing by computation 32S
acres, be the same more less, aud bounded by thu
lands OF MIR WIN. Fitzgerald, Dr. Davis, G. Tuck and
others lying on the main road about two miles south
HALIFAX courthouse. This tract oil land has a good
dwelling house aud convenient unprov cmenis is
well adapted Tor III production of tobacco corn WHEAT
&c. &c and Is well situated for tavern. The sale j.
made to pay the debts in the said deed mentioned Th
said tract OF land is made liable cash sale according
the expression OF the sa deed, bui the creditors are
willing 90 receive third in cash and i.,e balAnc. in
two rqu Il nual iustalments. Bonds aud approved Sc
curly will nc required hearing interest { ON the date
and deed OF trust 10 secure the payments rs trustees
OF convey only such title il vested by the
said decd. JAMES ADHESION.
ly IL 19-tis ADAM DOOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
July II.

ssJTEAM SUGAR--We offer for sale, an assortment
~ of Family Loaf ana Lump Sugars, refined by d.
l.. Thomas, of Baltimore, with steam apparatus lately
erected him. upon the mos, recent and improved plan
and construction
The direct agency of fire being, in this process Of re-
ning, entirely dispensed with, the sugars do not suffer
use made of bullock'S blood lime, clay SC but The
whole process is car led in te simplest and neatest
manner; Of which the firm grain lustrc brancy and
colour OF the sugars bear ample testimony, and must
strike AMI convince every purchaser and consumer Of
their superior quality and economy of use.
July ~ 2O-5ls LUCKE & SIZER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
MISUNDERSTANDING

a ME subscriber intending remove TO Winchester
81. with view Of sending his sous to Mr.. Brucc's
highly approved classical and scientific school would
take into his family bolrders, from fifteen twenty
youths who may be scholars 10 that institution
He has chosen for his residence high and healthy ST.
uaton not very distant from the Academy where those
youths entrusted to his care may enjoy all the advana-
gcs of a life without the necessity of being much
in the public streets. His price for board bedding fuel
and candles, will be $50 for each academic session Of be-
tween hive and six months, payable at the commence
men OF each session. washing and mending will be an
extra charge. He VIII be prepared receive boaiers
on the first day OF September, which time the academic
session will commence In the time letters adj
dressed TO the subscriber directed the White Post or
10 Mr. Bruce, Winchester, postage pad will be attend
cd To- JNO. w. PAGE.
White Post, July II. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE
TuVIfE subscriber offers for salo his estate, called
IL Green Spring, lying on Jamcs River, in James
City county. Virginia. about two miles from James Town
and forty from the mouth Of tho River. 1t contains
i've hundred Of which covered heavily with timber
and WOOD equal to any in that section of the State,
mcncing at the Bank Of the River, and lying where
more than ono and half miles from the shore. The
timber is OF great variety, superior quality, and a very
large proportion admirably adapted for shipbuilding
The whole estate is Remarkably level and affords the
constructed and capable for the greater part Of tho year.
Of driving any machincry The navigation to the land
ings, equal to any in the Union
On it is farm already opened, of excellent land, OF
about three hundred acres and which might DO extend
cd, at small expense TO double that quantity large
proportion of which would be fertile any in tho
State; between and three hundreds the finest
dow land The improvements consist Of alarge and elc
giant brick dwelling, kitchen and office attached, in
petc repair and handsomely painted brick outhouses
barns stables, &c fine orchards, garden and grounds
handsomely planted and improved the meadows seeded
last fall, and well set in mo,hy all under good enclo
sures. Several thousand dollars have been expended
on these Objects within tho last three years. fine
spring within few yards Of the door, and the cstatc
well watcred in every section. residence OF nearly
i've years, with large family in which there has not
been case Of serious inlspotion has well established
the hcalthinesss of the situation Would be disposed Of
desired with the premises crops stock Of various de-
scrpons, teams, farming utensils, household and kich
en- furniture, several hundred cords Of wood carts,
carryogs. TOOLS lighters, and superior schooner Of =
bout eighty tons, ready TO launch in few weeks. The
subscriber has carried the Wool and Timber buei-
ness for time past and has found ready sale for oil
ne could prepare fos market Wool has sold at from
81 a5cs 20 81 Scts per cord the bank of the river
The proprietor contemplating removal, this property
will be sold extremely low for cash. very accom-
noaatng credit certain security 1t will be divided
TO suit purchasers. Also, five hundred first qua
~ bottom land lying on the Great kanawha, about
twenty-five miles from the mouth of that river Also
noiey OF thousand acres Of good land lying in Fairfax
county, Va, within three miles of Alexandria.
Terms & further particulars, viii be made known ON
application to Thos. F. Mason, Esq of Alexandria, D.
Co. or TO the subscriber in person. BY letter addressed
TO him at Green Spring, near Williamsburg, Va.
M0ya9. 6-w2m G.. MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
I0ltf

yDLANKS WANTED-Tho undersigned will re-
Il ceive proposals until the Goth of August next for
supplying the Roanoke Navigation Company with
5000 eet plank, each plank to be 10 feet long, inches
thick and from 10 10 10 inchce wide,
$1,000 from 20 to 30 feet long, l2inches thick and
from 10 to ~ inches wide
p, 900 from 20 10 30 feetlo n inches thick and width
above described
One fourth OF each quantity to be delivered al Weldon
~ C. by the of 10Th Nov. next and the remainder with
in four months thereafter the whole to be entirely FREQ
from sap, and of the best heart pine Payment will be
made for the plank delivered.
July IL. I9-4t A. JOYNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
fFtp- ae Is. No. Of tse ga rot Of .se Ier York Mirror;
PASS ON. RELENTLESS WORLD


n ae Is, No. Of tsc 20 roi q ;se IsD ro-s Mirror;
PASS ON, RELENTLESS WORLD.
(" Del uundo vii hollanio la bagcza-"
rass on, relentless world,
Nth oil Thy empty pageantry ard noise,
reaHon and plume, and banner sheet unfIiled--
envy not thy joys:
For thoughts that pierce the brain.
On that dark brow nrc registered in guilt;
And Thy poor hear, is wrung with many pain
Snle, maniac, as thou wilt.
Thou Of the eagle cyc,
IN the red chariot of conqucs, drawn,
Cursed by the widow and tho orphans sgh--
PAS IN thy triumph 90,
Yet know in this hish day
OF exal,ation and Of victory
There be. who sishins mark thy proud Gray
iicfo, they pity thee.
Thou of the noble born,
Mi,redor crowned, who careless iook'st on me,
Pass on-Imay forgive that glance OF scosr,
But mover envy thee:
For, though tho gilded robc
And Thy proud sceptre awcs tho outsprcad globe,
Death shall not pass thee b..
Fai,cst anil fiaieat nowcr,
Beauty. that joycst in thy heavenly birth
Ruling all spirits with a nameicss power,
Pass on, hSh queen Of earth;
And on the richness Of is hOnor'd ely
Shall feed the dlTkliD; worm.
And thou, whoss iron door
Was never opened to the sufferer'scry,
Whose path 10 wealth was Ger the ftiend!ess poo,.
Untouched by misery's sigh
With all thy millions speed,
Iionrtless and naughty, in thy course along
Iustechath yet N store tho righteous need
OF thy unb!ushing wrong.
Thoutoo that hop'st to send
Thy name throughout III. futures fiarthest yea;s,
Reckless Of influence and example, and
The hydrus conscience rears--
Pass on--albci. the gloom
Df dim oblivion shall oershadow thee,
and yoiceless as the neycr-whispering tomb,
Thy memory shall be.
Traitor to fiondship's trust.
Who hwning smiled through tortuae'a sunny day,
But when thy friend stricken to the dust
Turned from his woes away
Pass ca, dishonored one,
Thy dccp'ning shame thy bascross 70 with thee
There ore dark spots upon the glorious sun
Could earth, thea, be more tree?
And thou whose every thought,
rohdercd the ruin OF crcat;on's pride,
Woman, for whom the high in heart have fonsii,
Tor whom the good have died
Who, when her love was won,
Didst spun II for the wantoa and the wine
Pass OIL may not speak thy Madison,
for, vengeance is not mine.
But yc--to whom remain
l'nsullicd honor, and answering tyuih,
Faith. mcekness, charity nd her bright t.ai,
Virtue immortal youth
Whose love for human kind,
Like The pure heavens, Is boundless and serene
Whose aims like tho -resticss wind,
Refreshing yc. unseen:
And yc-ovef whom the coll
~ wealth, rank, fame and glory has no sway.
Faithful, and Just, and kind in hut Or hall
Oh, pass not thus away.
For sure il is unmcct
Ina, y, who formed le,s beauty a1d its wo:;h,
MnSling is bit;cr cup with many "a sweet
Should ever pass from cath.
ARION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

MIOFlCE.--A person who has had several years ex-
percncc in the business of tavern-kecping in tha
State, and who can produce satisfactory testimonials OF
character and qualifications wishes engage in that
line OF business assistant, would take the entire
management of establishment in town or country Ell
Their in this or any of the Southern States A line ad-
dressed 10 IL W. Marlborough post Office Sussex Courr
ty Va. viii DC attended to.
June 10. 15-w4w
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NOfICE.-Will be sold on Saturday the 18th Of Au-
gust next, at ii O'clock a. NJ in front of the Bell
Tavern in the city of Richmond all shares in the capi-
til Stock of the Mechanics lille Turnpike Company on
which full payment has not been made.
by order OF the President and Directors,
July II. l0-wtds G.. NJ. DARLINGTON, Trea'cr.
To Sarah Soiler Letitia SpilIer Bflry SpiiIer Ro-
bert SpiHcr. lanes SpiHer, SILLY INN SoiEer, Eli
ga - Spjilcr and Henry !Spilter:
TENAKE notice, that shall, on Tuesday The 25th
a August next, between the hours Of in the morn
ing AMI in the evening Of said day Tcrrys Tavern
in the town Of Jackson, and State Of Mississippi pro-
coed 70 take the deposition flames Trahernaso that
we shall Friday, the 25t day Of September next at
Suiiyants Tavern, in the town of Danvo and State OF
Virginia, between the hours aforesaid, proceed TO take
ihc dcpo ilions Of Col Nathaniel Wilson anl Capt VIM
Asn-also thatwo shall at Adam Toofs Tavern, Hall
lax Courthouse Virginia, Monday the 2sih day oi
September next between the hours aforesaid proceed 10
take the deposition Of Alexander Cunningham and 9th
ers, which said dispositions intended to be read
evidence in the suit depending in the Superior
Court Of Cbanccry for the district Of Lynchburg IT. the
state OF Virginia, wherein compainanls and you
are dciendants THOMAS p. UOOE,
MARY G. HOGE,
ACHILLES WHITLOCKE,
SAEAII n. WHiTLOCKE.
July q. 21-tw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

HOHN Is. ROY having cd 10 Noriolk, has es-
90 'ahli'hed himself there Commission Mcr-
chant, and VIII transact any business ccnided his
care The possession OF the commodious fire proof
Public Warehouse, situated in the eligible part Of
he Borough, enables him to offer to the planters
rendng the Roanoke, secure and convenient Sior
'se tor their produce. His office is i'm the house re-
Gently occupied by Mcssrs J. s; p. E TahL.
Jun" y If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

"A TEACHER, who has rad several years experf-
IA ence, wishes 10 get employment for tho ensuing
year IN some arademy private family. He offer
ample testimonials Of bis ability to teach The Creek
Latin and English languages grammafcaIiv, Arilhne
tic, Biography, Astronomy. Mathematics. SC. let
ers addressed 20 a. II. Of William Snyder, esq
tended 10.
July 10 ls-1affz
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A0RIGWARW MNMa
How no Paw FOR A FARN-

man IN The town of D., some twenty wears AGO.
men 20 merchant IN Portsmouth, IN. II who was AZ
50 president Of bank and stated that he nvsd 81, .
iarn, The home Of his father, which had descended "a
u ny right Of inhrance; that this his only property
worm Two thousand dollars, was fnortgaged for one
thousand 10 msrcDess creditor and 5a9 the fins IF
fe'en.t'oa H,uHl Do oatln week us c'osed ~ ask.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

g "A AWHILE MALE ACADEMY.-'Thc present
y proprietor of this institution being DESTROYS of
'irihg' the Trustees wish TO engage some person
possessing the requisite qualifications to take charge of
the school. He must be gentleman prepared TO give
instruction in ali the various branches OF education
usually taught in Academies-and of unexcepGonable
moral character. Preference would be given TO gentle
man somewhat advanced in life, and who intend; purs-
ing the Office of teacher a profession. All appca-
cations this subject be made (and if by letter
post paid) to JAS. ID. PATTON Pres'dt
July IL I9--ltf Board of Tristces