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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

Mad dogs bad become so numerous
al Havana. that the Police directed all
dogs 10 be killed found going at large in
the streets. Several persons had been
bitten, and three of the number haddi-
ed of hydrophObis.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

IN. bar and county court Of jefferson
.ttheir last meeting, resolved to wear
s''hF an the left arm for thirty days, as q ties
: g. OfresPecs for the late MOsHs 7. Hus
tl ESQ. Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
YATES s. M'irrYaH,

Washington. ID. G.
Pnze tickets in former lotteries r eel, eB
An oifcisl account of the drawing via 81
for~srasd to adssnsursrs. fgss Of pos az
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

Price of Tickets Whole So, Quarter IS Gin.
G1ordsrs for tickets or shares in fhe .bov,.
Lotteries, forwssded by mail (post nai.l or b.
private hsBd, will meet with The mos. n.,.,.
attention ii sddves.ed 10
YATES & nF'rrr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

McLane, Mr. 3arbOur.excsnt tia, O.,
Saekson IS determined to reward his
trends, aud punish bis enemiesr The
Pa01,e interest has not been consulted il 4
single one OF these removals and an.
continents 10 every case the gentle .
nan removed has superior claims 70 ~.
gentleman appointed and that copsid.
Grafton Of the public interest had no in
huence, is evident from the c;rcpm
stance; that Sen Harrison was super
seeded before he had reached ri. d.stina.
fion.
WASTE OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
uthe senate should not con6rm the sppO;o,.
meats made 6y Gen Jackson, on n, ~, o,s.
fh'raty. he wilt have thrown sv.y the sa1I~w;nr
sums Of the peoples money: 80 ''''0"'"s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

" Reform v Rumors from Wash
ington assert that tbs lst of July is to
be rendered memorable by new pro
scristlons. We thiak the 4sh of July
ought TO have been selected. that The
nature of the aoork might correspond
with the glory OF the day. /. would
have been appropriate to select the an
niversary of American liberty. as the
day of Furnishing American ciOizens
tor opinions sake Rich Whig
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02


Small Por. The Mayer of the City
of New York has issued notice to the
citizens. apprising them that "the small
peg exists to an alarming extent in
some of the Southern and West India
ports, particularly Havana, Matanzas,
and New Orleans. and the ports along
the north coast oil the Cult of Mexico;o
and recommends that measures be tn.
ken by the Ply sicians of the city, and
those attached to the Dispensary. to en-
sure the prompt vaccination of all per-
sons, whether children or adults, siii.
gems or strangers. who have not hereto
fore been vaccinased II is undsrstood
vacsination is performed gratis at the
City Dispenssiy, and by the Physicians
of that institution ia their respective
districts.
The case Of the United States rs. T
Watkins. still occupies the attention Of
the Circuit Court, for this District. The
motion for an instruction by the Court
TO the Grad Jury was yesterday argu.
ed by Mr.. KgY in favor Of it, and by
Mr. Jones, 10 part. in reply.
Meanwhile. another indictment was
yesterday found by the Grand Jury q.
galnst the accused.
Mr. SoUTHARD, late Secretary Of the
Navy, has arrived in the city, and yes
terday gave evidence before the Grand
Jury.-.sGi. Istsk
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
SPLENDID PRIZES.

81 10. LsrrEar--S paAwS sALrors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

We learn from the Ken,ncky Com.
meniator that Col. JOHN SPED SMITH
declines accepting the Office of United
States Attorney for that district. The
reason is not mentioned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

"ast' Of the Public .uOney,-Dsep
|sers the maledictisns hesped upon Mr..
A'sns' Administration for his alleged
taste Of public money on the diplomat.
corps; and the cases oil Mr.. King and
a' Gallatin. each 81 whom returned
|l[oa England in about a twelvemonth
s'er their departure mr.. King on &C
|esuAs of i'll healthy were perseveringly
presented as evidence of the lavish en-.
|Psacl'ure of public money, and the res.
luton Of the President to reward his
a''''tes and minions. The jackson
'pe's' nave very conveniently forgot
Az these things. They no longer
|r rYOS through the same jsundiced medi
~. y. The following enumeration OF
, AUS n'sdisssly lavishsd uuder the sys
S, a OF rewards and punishm ents, rex
s I,' every thing done throughout the
Sp',s OF Mr.. Adams Administration
' a'ves, case is improperly compre
s1S Mr. Brown wished to return.
rss. ""aS necessary TO appoint a sue
VIZ sp ~, out no man can give a reason
Cp mo p Moore should supersede
~ Harrison. or MIR Vac Ness Mr.
-''''''' or Mr.. PEBBLE, Mr.. Hughes, os
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

We learn that duel was fought a
Pensacola few days previous TO The
departure OF the Erie, between Col
Walton, late Lieut. Governor of Flo
rida, and DR.. M4hou; of the U s
Amy both OF whom were wounded
The former daDseroosly-Beacon
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02

I'npertant-The Philadelphia Ga
zet,e says that the new Minister /,
Colombia, T. P Moore, was born il
that city We were afraid be hst
been Virginian - Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
SPLENDID PRIZES:

&c. &c. &c.
Ticket $5-Half 81 5e-Quarter 81 IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
Lands laueiied 70 .ae Eiteraru f.mal

v,
DUBLIC NOTICE.--By the act passed 9th March,
- 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-paymeht Of txcs the operation
Of which was continued by subsequent passed 9Th
Feb lS2Sali delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and redeemed on or before the
first Of the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made however
by the first above mentioned act In favor such person
or persons whJ may have good legal o. equitable title
10 such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vesng in the President and Directors Of the
Literary Fund, who, previous TO the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, who derive tile under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled to the benefit Of this provision, who
shall not before the first dayof December one thousand
eight hundred and ttcenty nine pay into the Treasury,
on the proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands claimedb him either in his own
name or the name ofthose under whom he may claim title,
or by the person, persons in whose right the
same was forfeited, such portion thereof the land
claimed ought to be equitby and raaby charged there
with with 0per cent per annum damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the day of Nove-
Der, Of the year in which il becomes due until paid
JAS. r. HEATH,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
July 10. lS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

"a AND FOR SALE.--In conformity TO deed OF
"a trust made TO she ubscribers by Edward Carlton
Senr Oh the 10Th day Of March 1925 AMI duly record
ed in the clerks Office OF Halifax county, we purpose
selling al Halifax courthouse Saturday the Is, day
OF August next the. tract Of land which the said
Carlton lately resided containing by computation 32S
acres, be- The less, and bounded by the
lands Of Mr. VIM. Fitzgerald, Dr. Davis, G Tuck and
others lying the main road about miles south OF
Halifax courthouse This tract OF land has on il good
dwelling house aud nent out improvements; il
well adapted Tor the production Of tobacco corn wheat
SC. &C. and is w=l situated Tor a tavern. The sale is
made TO pay the debts in the said deed mentioned. The
said tract OF land is made liable cash sae according
% the expression OF the said deed, but the creditors are
willing TO receive third in cash, and the balance in
two equal annual instruments Bonds and approved Sc
CURLY will be required bearing interest fon the date
and deed of trust 10 secure the payments. As trustees
OF course convey only such title is vested by the
laid deed. JAMES ADHESION
jy IA l9-tis ADAM TO0r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
July 10.
Circldar to the Clerks of Co,vts.

AUoiroR's OFFICE, 9th July, 1920.
FHNIE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
n Courts, will he pleased transmit to this Office as
early as possible, the number of white males above 10
years. and the number of all blacks above sixteeyears
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding to the returns Of the Commissioners of the Reve-
nue. made to thcm-whch information isnot contained in
the tax books returned to this Office although required by
law. This information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners doubtless
IRON belief that it was no. necessary--and from that
conviction the omission has been acquesced in II is
highly probable, however, that in the Of the pre-
sent year, II may be important to possess it. and il is
therefore, that the attention of clerks the subject
earnestly requested. JAS T.. HEATH,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
June TO- IQ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
GOOD NIGHT.

'' We met but in giddy dance,
Good night joined hands with greeting,
And twenty thousand things may chance
Before our second meeting"
Good night to thee, iudy. though u,aay
Have joined in tho dance tonight,
Thy form was the hisost of any,
Where all was scducing and bright.
Thy smile was the soitcst aud dearest,
Thy form the sylphkc Of all,
And thy voice tho most gladstone and Slcasest
That ere had partner in thran.
CO night TO thee, lady;--'tis over,
lhc waiz-thc qundrillc,-and the song
Tho Whispered "tafewsl' of tho lover,
The hcir,lcsJ "adieu'' of the throns:
Tho heart ,ha, was thro bbing with pleasure
Tho cyciil that iongcd for ropo5c,-
Iho bcnu1 th2t were dreaming of treasure,
The girls that were dreaming of beaux.
'1is ovor--,he lights arc all dying,
The coaches all driving away
And many fair ono is sgbing,
And many false one is gay;
AID beauty counts over her numbers
OF conquest as homcward she drives,
and some have gone homo to their slun,be;s,
Aad sono gone back TO their wives.
And I, while my cab in the shower
Is waiting, the last az tho door,
Am looking all round for tho flower
That fell from your wreath the foci;
I'll keep tiff but 10 remind me,
Though withcrcd and faded its hue,
Wherever next season may find me-,
OF Encand-of Almack's-and you,
There are tones that will haunt us, though lonely
Our path be DER mountains sea,
There arc looks that will part from only
When memory ceases TO be;
There are hopes ths. our burden can tighten,
Though tolsoinc and steep be the way
snd dreams that, like moonlight, brighten,
With light that Id dearcr than day.
There are names that wo cherish,-though namcless
For aye on tho lip thoy may be-
There arc hearts, that, though fe,tercd tamelcss,
And thoughts uncxprosscd--but still fee.
And some arc too grave for lover,
And some for husband too light
The ball and my dream are all over,
Good night " thee, lGdy.-Good night.
IS, 1929. ILondoa sfag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

FASRUST SALE.-in pursuance of the provisions OF a
ID. deed of trust executed by Daniel Mayo, to the
subscribers the Goth day of May, 1928, and of
cord in the clerks Office of the County Court OF Cum
berand, 10 debt in said deed mentioned, we
sha the 23d day OF July next, at the residence of
said Mayo in the County of Cumberland, proceed TO
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction,
seven hundred and seventy of land be the
more less, being two PARCELS part of which the
said Mayonow resides, and bounded the south side
by Wiilis's River, the north by Henry f.. Wat
kns, Edmund Stegar L. Spears and r. Spears, last and
west by Benjamin Darlington; also the following slaves,
10 wit Pat, WHAT, Judy, Sucley, Charlotte, Little
George, Marian and CHILD, Randall, Tom, ADAM Joice
and Children Rose, Cato and Marian, Lavina, Ander-
son, Miley, Lucy, Rcubin and Moses, or much of
the above property will be sufficient to satisfy the
deed OF trust aforesaid. Acting Trustees will
convey such title only as is vested in
MORGAN UTZ, I'M.
juno 10. l3--tds JNO. DANIEI., Jr. i'u9'es'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
raywENTY DOLLARs REwAnD-win be liz.

THyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--win be civ.
n On for experimenting ard delive ing TO me,
curing him in jail, my negro Man Billy, who calls
himself Billy WOODY. He ahsconded on Tue aay night
The 23d inst I apprehcnd lie will attempt 10 get n
Richmond, by going down the river in boat. he TO-
mery belonged 10 NJ. Zacharsh Brooks, formerly OF
Richmond and ii taken in ri hpoud and securcd iD
jail there, will give THIRTY DOLLARS RE-
WARD Billy Is about thirty years old well made
rabcr s,ou' md sltrewd ielo'g. Had on when b.
went off, coat Of domestic coih ow Iioen pantaoons,
fur hat pretty much Hc Is Of dark complex
ion, and sbou. fee feet four inches in height
Jas. ODGEN
IagIi I9-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Fertility Of The Grape pine.-An account ia given
in the American Farmer, of vine of the "Jersey
Grape" raised from layer planted in 1922 by John
Willis, 0f Oxford, Md years old. which was
loaded with 1885 clusters ofgrapes the 23d OF Nav
last The number is certified by three gentlemen who
counted them, and who state that nearly half of the
lunches double although reckoned as gle in thu
enumeration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
To MRs. ABIGAIL MAYO, Of He'rieo County,

(dbseat from the Commonwealth
fHNAKE notice that application will DC made on oul
81 BEHALF TO the county Court of Henrico the frs
day OF the August term next, TO appoint five dis
Greet intelligent, disnieresed and impartial rceholdcrs
to the damages which will result TO your lands and
other property from the dam and other works connected
Herewith, directed 10 be built by of Assembly
passed the 18th day of February 1929, entitled can ac
to amend the several acts concerning tho Richmond
Dock Company"
The President and Directors of the Jane,
July q. River C08lpdnV. lG-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

#OHN u. ROY having removed TO Norfolk has es-
OF dblisled himself there as a Commission siet-
tb9nt, and will transact any business confided 10 his
care. The possession Of the romnodious fire proof
Public Warehouse situated in the most eligible part Of
the borough, enables him TO oTer 10 The planters des
cendng the Roanoke, secure and conyeniest Stor-
age Tor their produce. His Office is in The house re-
Gently occupied BY MessFs. J. 6, p. T. Tabb.
Innr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

IL 9th, 1928.
John Carpenter and Claiborne Carpenter, Pitts.
against
Matthew Carpenter, Joseph F. Carpenter, Walker
Carpenter and Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Lewis and Ann
f. his wife, which said Ann t. and Elizabeth were daugh
ters oil Nath'l Carpenter dec, Sarah F. Carpenter
Francis Carpenter, JAMES, s. Carpenter, VIM. Carpcn-
ter, Mary j. Carpenter, and Anderson b. Carpenter
winch said James s., W liam MaryJ. and Anderson D.
are children Of Nathaniel Carpenter, Jr. decd Ma
thanel Z. Carpenter, who is the sole heir of Wiliars
Carpenter, decd Tandy Gilum and Nathaniel j. c.
Cium his son-The said .Tandy Gillurn having inter.
married with Mary, who was Mary Carpenter, daugh.
ter OF Nathaniel Carpenter, decd and who died. in his
life time, leaving the said Nathaniel ]. c. Gum, her
only child, Debts
The defendants, Walker Carpenter and Elizabeth his
wife, William Lewis and Ann f. his wife, James s.
Carpenter, WIN. Carpenter, Mary j. Carpenter and An
derson b. Carpenter, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according law and the rules
OF this courand it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that they not inhabitants of this State on tho
motion OF the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL Ii is ordered
That the said last named defendants do appear here on
the first day OF September Court next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the
City OF Richmond, for two months excessively, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this Coun-
ty on some court day. copy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. L. C.
May ID 13-wSwS5-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

a CARD.-Mrs. Stanard has taken the house re-
"a Gently occupied by Mr.. Henry Gibson situated
on Man street nearly opposite the Psnitenary Store,
where she can accommodate boarders by the week,
month year
d. Vented 10 hire a fire, rate cook, ono who can
come well fccofnnendcs.
Jriy Il lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA.
yM7ITE President and Directors have declared divi-
"A dcni Of two and half per cent, the capital
for the last six months; which will be paid to the stock
holders on the 18th instant
july. lit WM. NERERYIS Cashr.
RLOTICE--The Directors Of ,he Brooke Turnpike,
/ . have decarcda dvidendof per cent for the last
six monihs-whch will be paid 10 the stockholders at
the compiling roonof the subscriber OF after the 1h
inst J. H. EUSTACE.
June T. I7-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

FHNWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-I viii give
n twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who went OF
on the 9th inst.ie is about weny-hrec or four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black rather stout made and bow legged slow in his
movements and OF not sprighuy countenance--took
with him stock Of very good clohcs amongst those
now rccoliected blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere panaloons, gray cassnett and panta-
looms, fur hat good deal worn boots and shoes The
only information have been able get of him. Isl that
nc was seen in fishing boat which trades to1hs mar
ket the night Of Sunday the I4th inst aoing down
James River and she originally from Charles CITY
County, very probably is in the neighbouIhood
OF Weynoke. Doctor John hinges place, or of Mr..
William III. hinges where of his relations live
HUGH NELSON.
Petersburg, June 30 I6-I,nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
COTTON SEED HULLlNG MACHINE.

&1E, THE SUB ORDERS, proprietors Of the
w above named Machine for buiiing Cotton Seeds
invented BY Francis FoIlet, aud for which he has OBJ
aimed Patent, offer for sale rights for the USE
OF said Machine, for any section of the United
Sta'cs, or Tor tho use OF single Machine A Ma
chine of size suitable 10 he applied 10 the power #
from two to three Horses will hull and clean at one and
the same operaion from twenty to twenty-five Bushels
Of seed per hourwhch will Weld one third its measure
or fiity-fye per of its weight in Kernel, from
Seed of a toorablc good quality. One Bushe of Ker-
mel will yield az least two gallons OF OIL which is
equal to the yield OF Flax-seed and believe one or
two quarts more if well expressed, and will leave, about
thirtyive pounds of Oil Cake, valuable and nutritious
food for iatenng Hogs and Cattle. Machine of the
size TO do the above work will cost about $3.50 exclusive
OF the Patent Right for usngit And those Of small
Ter or larger size in proportion.-Wc have Machine
now in full operation which will perform above stated
open TO the view OF those who wish to examine 1.-THE
i Is good for painting, not much if any inferior to
the Lnsoed OIL 1t Is also good gas light Oil and
we believe i may be made good oil for lamps for
cleaning wool for machinery, and for many other pur-
poses But OF this cannot speak with certainty.
bale of cotton of $50 pounds will yield 80 bushels
Of seed The Machine is suited 10 hull either green or
black seed The machinery that drives the Cotton Gin
will do to drive this Machine, and the presses for pres
ing cotton we believe may, with little additional fix
lures and small expense, be made to the pur
pose OF expressing the oil from the Kernel From the
above information, which may be relied on those who
wish to purchase rights may make their own calculation
as to its value &C. We conceive the discovery TO be of
great national benefit especially to the cotton ing
states and that too from an article heretofore of little
no value.
Those disposed to purchase patent rights for one or
more States shall have them at a difference i'm price
our smaller purchasers worthy their attention Our pur-
pose IS 10 sell at moderate price, particularly those
who amongst the first that purchase, feeling conf
dent that in proportion the of this Machine S
value will be enhanced.
We have annexed at foot extract from the patent
laws and we refer TO the laws themselves TO know in
whatan infringement Of patent right consists, that the
consequences may he avoided.
Applications for patent rights in person or by letter,
postage paid, viii be duly attendelo TO.
FRANCIS FOLLETT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

I EGROES OR SALE.-Pursuant to decree of
the County Court of Hanover, will be sold at the
Tavern OF John w. c. Phillips at the Old Church. in
the lower endof Hanover, Monday the 2Oh of July
fair not the neSi fair day thereafter, If 10 very likely
negroes, consisting OF men, women boys and girls be-
longing TO the estate OF Ann b. Brown, dec. on credit
until the lst day of January next except for much as
Will pay the expenses OF the suit and Of SALE for
which cash will be required.
Bond and approved security will be required of the
purchaser or purchasers.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM, Com'r.
Hanover, June 80. I5--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
May %

u IRGiNIA: In Chancery-At SuperiorCourt Of.
" Chancery holden at the Capitol, in the City OF
Richmond, on Tuesday the 10th day of Jan. 1929.
David G.. Williams Pitt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

F3J OTICE.--Thc Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section oil
the act concerning the Armory hereto annexcd-"A And
be il further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what terms the dTBort
buildings and Lard attached thereto can be sold, ex-
changed leased for Of years, AMI communicate
to The General Assembly the result Of their cnqu
Ty." BY order Of the Executive.
WIN. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
18Th March, 1929
March II. 1O1--n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

NOTICE-The subscriber has appointed, during his
j absence from Richmond, MIR. Bd,ret W. ITdi
thai, his Attorney in fact for the purpose of enabling
him TO collect the debts due the late firm OF William
Neal & Coz and The subscriber earnestly requests the
debtors TO said firm 20 call Mr. Wathall at his dwell
ling, of Main and 18th streets. lately occupied by
VIM Neale, deceased and discharge their accounts.
JOHN Isle.
Surviving partner in the late firm OF VIM. Neaie s. Co.
June 8. S-tf