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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
Education.

TIVE Subscribers respectfully to the pat.
l. runs Of the late Mary Anna Talbot, and the cti.
izens generally, INA, having taken the house recently
occupied by her, they propose opening school on
the first Monday ofSeptember next. The course of
instruction 70 be pursued in this academy will embrace
the following branches OF useful and polite Female Ed
ucation viz, Reading, Writing, English Grammar, En-.
gIish Composition. Practical Arithmetic, History and
Geography, with the use Of the Globes-where the
bii,ies and attachments Of the pupils admit, will be
added, Natural History, Natural Philosophy, Logic,
Rhetoric and Astronomy; where desired by the Pa.
rents or Guardians the French language, with Draw
ing, and Painting will be also introduced into the
course ofnstruction Great pains will be taken to i'm
press upon the minds OF the pupils, a knowledge OF
the rf principles fevery branch of science to which
their attention shall be directed the time due
care will be exten Jed to their morals. and
general department. share Of public patronage is
Solicited REBECCA n TALBOT,
aug I3-dtf HANNAH LITTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

appointments By the President-George B.
Yortsr,Of Pennsylvania, to te Governor Of the Mi
4.n Territory, in place Of Lewis Cass, resign.
ii.
Llcius Lyon, Of Michigan, to be Commission
~u tse part of the United States for ascertaining
he NJhern boundary line Of the States Of ILL.,
'9E.-Ci05e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

The friends of the American SYSTEM, in Dau-
rhla county, Pennsylvania, were to hold meet
m, at the courthouse, in Harrisburgh, on Mon
tay last, for the purpose Of appointing conferees
10 meet the ccnferees from Lebanon coddty, TO
hose delegate to represent the congressional
js,rct in the convention to be held at Baltimore
~ December next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

.,xs descended, aud every tning III tic vese
M. !, kingdom now looks laxuriant, cheerful and
w. Esery heart should beat with gratitude to
= C,er Ut all Good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

Dssfssh Of Busa'ess.-The brig Baltimore,
hch arrived at this port from Maranham, on
Sunday last, with full cargo, commenced dis
'harg'ng On Monday, and on Wednesday eve
Nng was lying in the harbor with fall cargo,
'eady for sea. In hinety-six hours from the
ane OF her arrival, inclnding Sunday and two
airy days she was on her passage for Para.
Salem Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
NEW-YORK MARKET-Auc. Is.

W-IORh M ami AUS. ~.
Corn Erchmge--Onr market has ceased to
be controlled by thSe Of England; prices in the
two countries are eAnging in opposite directions.
Here the large quantities Of old -four that have
become sour. and the small arrivals Of fresh
ground, have furnished scanty supply Of quail:
tiles in which buyers could put confidence. The
markets south having advanced for the same rea-
sons, and faster than our own, demand has been
felt here during the week, which has put the
prices up IL 18 cts. per brl. Old sweet western
-four sold at IS IL and fresh ground at S Is a
) 81, and fancy brands so. A parcel of fresh
western made of part new Wheat, is held at S So;
old southern Of good sorts sold at S5; George
town SIG 25, and parcel of Richmond
County, from new wheat is selling in small par
GELS at 6 10. Rye -four and Corn meal are
also rather better Sour Flour sells freely at
4 s5 81; some shipments Of it are making to
England. A cargo of North Carolina new wheat
was sold at l1S cents. Rye and Corn advanced
A marcel of Rye to arrive was sold at 70 cents;
and of round yellow Corn, there were sales at
74a75 cents. Oats, 40 cents; they were retail
ing from the soops on Saturday at az a "A cts,
Exchange and Money. on London are
required in heavy amounts for the packets of the
middle of the month, in consequence OF the re-
cent large importations. They were on Saturday
current at lOs prem. Some sellers held of for
jlOl. Large quantities Of specie are going for
ward. probably hear half million by one ship.
The insurance offices here are not able 70 under
write the whole by large amount. This mode
of operation withdraws money from the market
very rapidly, and has already advanced the rate
Of interest one per cent pei, annum. Money
Stocks have yielded somewhat in price.
Dry Goods--The packets recently arrived are
very full, and several transient ships have orausnt
good many dry goods. The quantity on the
market is therefore large, but the demand is ex-
teusiye. There was never larger business do
ing so early in the season Prices are about the
same with those OF the last Spring and Autumn.
Freights-Are down considerably from their
highest rates. There was no important change
from the previous week.
Uool.-There is some more movement. -
The late European accounts have made tavora-
Bile impression: prices are steady.
CJourraat Of Commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

Edward c. Delasan, Esq. Of Albany, has re-
Gently given one thousand dollars to the Ameri-
AN Colonization Society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

DRAIpS THIS DIP.
Delaware State Lottery,
For the Benefit of st. Peters Church, Class No. j~
1851, 80
will n. drawn in Wilmington Del on Thursday Aug 10
Sc Number Lottery-10 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL PRIZE Sc 600
Tickets 81; halves l; auarterso ~.
To be had in 8 variety of numbers at
JOHN C.. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Ezehangs Office
Drawing Of the szne
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No is for 1881,
IL 20 49 "A AZ IL 62 SO 40 "a
u 80 ~ 49. prize of $780, sold az mANohLI''
or Orders &qn the country will DC promptly at
tended to,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

We believe the late red Western skies, which
ave sometimes continued bushing until after
nine O'clock, bctoken nothing else than spell of
event weather, which will last So considerable
0ne,H not longer" A real African simeon,
Win It's little fakes Of si!ken aud visible caloric,
Toud De vastly refreshing. Phil Gae.
IL stated thata public meeting was to have
'een held at Spartanburg Court house on the 1st
INST Tor various purposes. aud amongst others,
'aat OF nominating Candidates for the Presidency
''o Wee Presidency Of the United States.
Charleston Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

For Boston, Salem, and Newburyport
.xS rh. scbr. CHERU8, Ha.keil mss'tr; for
KID freight applyto JIG W. Il. IRWIN.
i8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

Ii has been ascertained in London that the sale
II publications generally doubles on the plosecu-
hon Of the author.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

.,.. r,.,oor, Sentinel OF last Wednesday saws,
,,...Is and we do not know but an hundred
VOW wanted in this quarter to take plaster
6, ,,rious western and southern ports.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

..,.,., :, the Editor of the Baltimore Patri-
lated Bedford Springs. August IL.
..rb. Company have nearly all lett this
, W. no, at any time, ten persons here Tor
;. Roaring Lion"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

A.oef sugar.
an BOXES, Steam refined Loaf Sugar, assorte
~ qualities, landing, and for sale by ,,,
- 10 J. & w. II IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

y, ,hs brig Neptune. Butter, at New York
,o,l,ys from Baenos Ayres, We learn that the
,.twsen the Boundary Provinces and those
10. Interior was at an end, the troops OF the lat
wing been completely overcome BY those Of
r,per. A treaty of peace was the conse-
-. which had been signed and ratified Previ-
;, the departure Capt. Butler. We lament
a, that our Charge d'Afaires, Col. Forbes,
\ A. Buenos Ayres on the l4th June.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

n,o5abls that a Delegation 10 the Free
Convention to be held in Philadelphia. will
. r..d rom the state OF Maine. The subject
" ,,.J,cd with considerable energy in some OF
d. . p,uers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

u, o1;,ori,l article in the Albany Argus oil
.I,, announces TO the lieses that Martin Van
,nrxn viii mol be candidate tor the wee freS'c
..n,r. and suggests that Mahion Hekers0n, OF
-. 1s,,sr. would be a suitable person Tor that
'at0n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

BANKING HOUSE OF
J. L. Cohen, Jr. Il Brothers,
No. ia Baltimore Street.
EPosITs will be received, at the follow ing rates
~ ofinterest per annum, viz:
On deposits subject to be drawn for 1t
the pleasure Of the deposition, Pereent'
On deposits subject to 0dsys notice, DER cent.
On deposits made for u period not Iess)
1nsn one year. or subject to 90 da" per cent.
Certificates will be issued for all special deposits
81 Baltimore, aug 11-e04w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

The National Road between Cumberland ana
Washington PENN is undergoing repairs at the
ezoeose Of Messrs Moore and Stockton, mail
contractors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

Z, i stated in the Salem Gazette that General
.,b,m has been fined one dollar aud costs for
logging Isaac Hill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
Wheat wanted.

yu1uE subscr;bers wish to purchase Wheat, ut the
Rick Mill on the Little River Turnpike, and at
their stores in Alexandria. ~
aue IS M hicbc" oNt..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18

For Boston,
81, The packet brig ALEXANDRIA,
NaA Willis Howes, master, For freight or passage
apply to A. C. CAzkNoyE & Go.
who hsve for sale, landing from said brig
Rum in hogshesds
% bales asnnels, assorted
White and brown soap in boxes
aug Is
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
SENATE.


 Feb. l.--Mr. Ruggles reported bill for the relief of John Nicks. Feb 2.-Mr. Borton from the committee or the Public Lands, asked to be discharged iron the farther consideration of the bill for the adu dicatlon of certain land claims in Arkansas which was granted, and the bill was referred to the committee an the Judiciary. .lsse
 Ieb. 4.-Mr. Barton submitted the following resolution:
 Resolped That the Committee on the Public Lands be instructed to inquire into the exped iency of issuing patents for lands the representatives of persons who have died since the confirmation of their claims.
 Feb. 7.-.Mr. MaKmtey, from the Committee on the Public Lands, reported without amend ment the bill appropriatng lands in Arkansas for q public building.
 Feb. 9.--Tfhe Senate proceeded to the cleo tion of a Printer for the twenty-second Con gress, on it's part, when Duff Green and Gales lE Seaton were put in nomination. On the three first ballotings the numbers stood--Greeu 22-tsales S Seaton 22-scattering }. Onthe fourth ballot the vote stood-Green N-Gales ec Seaton 22-Blar 1.
 So Duff Green was declared to be duly elect
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 Feb. 2.-On motion of Mir. Crqig, the House then proceeded to the election of Printer for the Twenty-Second Congress on its part.
 Mr. Johnson, of Kentucky, nominated Duff Green.
 Mir. Huntington nominated Gales 6z Seatop.
 MT. Forpard nominated Vim. Greer; he stated that he was a practical Printer, uncohnected with any newspaper establishment, and, in addi- ton, he was an original Jackson man.
 Mir. Johnson said he was sorry that the gen. tleman from Pennsylvania had departed from the usual course on making nominations, and had proceeded to euloeise his candidate. II such course was requisite, as much could be said in favor of other individuals.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

Mir. Doadridge nominated Way X Gideon. and stated that they were lot connected with any public print.
 Messrs. Johnson, Huntingdon, Forrard, and Doddr7dge, were appointed Tellers.
 The ballots being counted, it appeared that 206 ballots had been given:--Duil' Green re- ceived l0S; Gales X Seaton76; William Greer I6; Way As Gideon |; Scattering 2; Blanks ,.
 Sc Duff Green was declared to be duly elect ed Printer to the House fer the twenty Congress.
 Feb. 4.-Mr .M'Duffe submitted a motion that the House do now take up the bill to com pensate Susan Decatur, widow and legal repre- sentative of Capt. Stephen Decatur, deceased.
 Mfr Hiifitoa.s said that this was IS good tlme as any other 10 try the question, whether the House meant to consider the bill at the present session, and he therefore called for the yeas and nays on the question of considerations They were ordered, and being taken, stood as follows: Yeas S5; Nays 100.
 So the House refused to consider the bill. 
 From JHerico.-iixtract from letter received by gentleman in New York, from a highly re- spectable correspondent:
 ss.Merico, Dec. 23.-Public affairs go on so SO. Neither the proposition Of Gen. Barragal,, nor the violent measures desired by some of the States, are likely to be adopted. There are dif- fcrent reports, of the certainty of which il is i'm possible to decide; for instance, it is said that the Vice President has determined 10 offer his resignation, and submit toa new election by the people, as the only legitimate source of power ard authority.
 In the mean time, the Vice President has concluded a treaty with the Charge des Aflaires of the United States.o
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09
.Warch 9, 1881.

Jnited States of .America,1 Territory ot .frkansas,
 Couaty of Chtcot
 CHIcor CIRCUIT CouRr NOVEMBER TERM, 1890.
 vs PETITION FOR DIVORCE. .Nastaia Ussery. )
 A ND now at this day came the plaintiff, by her n attorney and the Court being satisfied that the defendant in tins IS not inhabitant ef tbis Territory: It IS therefore ordered py the Court. thata alias summons issae in this case, and that the said defendant have notice by publication in some .wspapeT published this Territory forsix weeks successivey, that petition for divorce in this has been filed against him, and that if he does not appear and defend said petition, or be- fore the first day of the term s tis Court tils said petition will be taken for confessed, and de- cree had upon 1t accordingly, and that this case be continued until tie next term of this Court. true copy from the record--teste,
 JAMES ELAINE C7es.k
 Chicot Carcui Court. .'Iarch g. 1891. 5a-esc
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

MARRIED-ln this town, on Wednesday evening last, by the Hon. r. Y. Crntchield, Mir. Uiiap, r. YeomGps junior Editor of the Advocate, to Miss .Narfha 4. Y. .Nash, late Of Missouri
 On sunday the 9th ult. in Hot Spring county, by George W. Rodgers, Esq. Mr. Dauid Fo1 Of Ohio, to Miss Eixa Dean, of the former county.
 On Tuesday the sth nlt. in the same county, by C: w. Rodgers, Esq., MT. Samuel Ftoyd, to Miss Nancy JackSou.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

Boiler Barst.--We learn fromthe Alexandria Gazette, Louisiana) that the Steam Boat Re- publican, recently burst her boiler near that place on Red river, by whicla white man and one negro were badly scalded.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

Uhtited States of .4mesicas2 Territory 9 .qrkansas,
 Couty Qf Chicof. ]
 CHroor CiRcuIr CouRT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1920. Samuet JeAkins, ] Attachment founded on ac-
 vs. count for Sss9 and twenty 1honas JGmes. ) eight and three-qnarter cts. A ND now at this day the plaintiff, by Clark "A his attorney, and the defendant not having en- tered his appearance and filed special bail to the plaintiffs action in this case, according to inc form of the statute Tn such made and provided. therefore motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney in this behalf, it is ordered by the Court, that tho said plaintiff cause to De published in some news paper printed in ts erritory, for four weeks suc- cessiyey, the nature and amount of the said pIain- tifs demand and notify the said defendant that an attachment has been issued against his estate and that unless he shall appear by himself attorney, and file special bail to the aforesaid action, on or before the third day of the next term, judgment will he entered against him. and his estate sold to satisfy the same, and that this cause be continued to the next term of this Court.
 true copy from the record--teste,
 JAMES BLAINE, Clerk
 Chicot Circuit Court. .bfarch 9, 1s31- 5O-4so
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

DIED-In Crittenden county, on Sunday the 9th inst Mrs. Naay James, consort of Mr. John k. Jamcs of that county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

sprScgR CRoucH, Esq. is authorised to act as \ xent for the Advocate in St. Francis county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09
Runaway Negro. in Jail.
 March 9, le31.

WAS committed to my custody, or tho ~ 18th inst. by Samuel DcIoach, a NFGAO E<aT MAN, who says lis name is ALFRED. rzSTs/ Said negro is about thirty two years of .xs..M.k age, five feet seven and three-qnarfer
 inches high, yellow complexien both ears cropped the first joint of of the e-fnger of the Jeff hand.
 At the time the said negro was appreheDded and when first committed to ny custody, lie stated Ii at lle Belonged to Mir. William Owen, wI.o resit cd tie Mashta river, il the state of Louisiana, ard that lie lad alsconded abont year ago. Since tis confinement in jail he acknowledges to have lied, and now confesses to belong to a NIT. William Ii- verit, everett living in St. FrancsvilIe, state of Mississippi.
 Ti,e owner Of said negro is requested to cous forw ard. prove property, pay charges, and take Jim away, otherwise he will be disposed of as the iaw prescrbes.
 HENRY |. BlscOE. .She,aa. Z sraaor
 of PhifH1s fffst9, 4. T. Helena, Feb. 9, 1881. 5o-l.w
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

Hon. WM. l.. MARCY, late Judge of the Su- ,remc Court of the State of New-York, has been elected Senator in Congress from that State, in nIace Of the Hon. .Nathaa Saadtord, whose term of service expired the 4th inst Alr. Marcy is deci- ded friend of the administration of Gen. Jackson.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

Asirs AfoSRot.--if fe bi fo the relief of James Monroe, late President of the U. States, passed the House of Representatives, and read the first tine in the Senate, on the fth ait when Mir. Poi
 derter, stating his intention to propose an amend ,nent to the bill, its second reading was postponed This bill proposes to allow Mr. Monroe S30G0e, if upon an examination of his accounts somuch shall i. be found duo.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

Uafed states of .ameriea. } Territory of arltaasas, County Qf Chicof.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-09

The following REPORT of Lieut.. Ddacsoa, of tho
 t. 5. irmy, who accompanied the late exploring delegation of Chockaw and Chickasaw Indians, made to the Col. Com'dt at Cantonment Gibson was furnished us for publication at our particular re auest To those who wishsto become acquainted with the country ceded to the Indians, this report
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

te. communicating 9Th. sni 'sesiviss q mss.
,sra ftorp The sen ste, The CIsik called The
names Of ,hs ssnbefs, and The votrS stood -
+ f9lass.
/ For DANIEL s4--for Rpi,erisea eo--for Wilson
! fe--ker psnd.eien l6-fsr Ahea-ii-iof
ssnuh 3.
| The so,e. on bling compared witt that
| Of The senate. give tue following fesuli
| For Daniel u --HDbs Ton a3-N Ion "a
Pendi.tpnIl7-- klltn Ia--sinHh 8
Lighiy pna hfinr - = skfy - 81 flection,
IN. House psoce...si - "a sesit=l sale--tilr -.
.nlt Of sn,.b. Nh Al5ab feadirioa and
5miih hrinF - iia1 ~ "a,
rot Daniel % Rsbr.sou Il, wilson &c The
.ots saving been ep@,afcd VII III OF The
senate. the JON vote ~. To- DANIEL 81, for
Rabrrt.on ~ far hil,oa 80 J.. ! Daniel
y heria Cd 10 bc =, eel.
The House tan niJleejsd Q the election Of
a second Guanli iaf.
Nj. Easilemau 70 uemiaslfl ". i. Pzndie-
ton Mr.. lJlr, nominated Aexsnlrf Botis---
Mr.. Bapfooi renomhatcd NJadham Robert
son--alr Hamilton notninat Il Da,I3 BigsI'
ADD NJ Zinn te.uoninsted Guy Il. :. Aif0'
Tie Grd vote resulted ~ iuilows -far no
brtt,un -, WILSON 81. for l'enlleIoa IL, iog
Bona ID. fof Allen II, for Briggs She JONI
vote having bren compale5, the sOta stood --iol
Rsbtrison D. Wilson >, FOR feudgi9n %, fJr
Bots 8, for Alien y, fol pnggs s. 80 that.
M election took pll.0 aud tue llnuse proceed
ed TO u scegDd vote, which, Nj. Briggs having
been dropped, was az folloss
For Robertson ~. for WILTON 10, forPende.
ton Ia, for Bolts ~. Tor Alien - ihe jont vote
Of the tso llouses was, for ko0ett.on ~. iof
" lson ~, Tor pendieton p, Tor Bots Is, for
Allen IL. ~ election having bren made.
tho House proeeeded 10 Hi,d vote, Nj.
Ian has kppu drained "a ~ "A fol-
tovs;
Fpr Robertson IS, Tor Wll.on 10. for Bolts 10
for rendI ton /. Nhloh having been added
10 the sots "a the Senaf6. Npbefison received
Us, Wilson 81, Bolts u, Pendl -,on 10.
M oeollon having been M NE, thu House
proenrded 10 "A TURNER vuie.--Ar. PendeI on
helag dropped and Mr.. Bptts having been
.ithtiIsnn--n w0ieb KohersJn received 81
votes and " Ilson 6O--l he votes Of The two
Houses hong examined, tho result vas For
robertson 81, for WILSON 65--so Wyudham
Robertson was declared ~ be elected.
Ire House .hen procerdad 10 t9e election of
u 81 Cpuntiiipi Of ointt- Tie following gen.
firmen 81 ere nominated: Danfel \. son,
81. Aaudef Bpfs Wm. + Prndltton, John II
onab, aud Guy r. &. Allea.
The tesnil 81 the hrsl sotr was. f1r Wilson
., fpr Allen 80 f,r Rolls o. lor Prnde on.
L, T., Smith 81 lie jeint vote was lur WILSON
%, All u 10 Bot 81. Ffudet1n -, SHIilh II
- M election having brru made. tie llousr
prbcre ed 10 second vote, Nj onlth being
dfupr,d. aud Nj. fendleion Withdrawn, on
molon Of Nj Cdstleman. The result was IS
i,i.ow,
For Wilson %. Allen b, Bots 2s, The JOINT
vote was ior Ntl-nn, 90, a Ia ID Is II. ~. Ma
, lec,lnn having taken placs,h lind yotu waa
taken, Mr.. Bot. being dropped--which result
ed--fot Wllson -, Alen is JOINT vute, VII
son Io2, Atlrn 1l So Daniel \. Nilsson was
JscI.ted Ia he duip elected
On motion OF AR. Gibson. the House I'D
ourntd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

ii,, 81 arr Tine, TO sppoini and Sc epsh sid
ess,dus. OF suy p4r,ion ther.af. n y sinking
fund. Tor the payment of The interest arising
upon the money. hereby saihersssa t. be boz
rasaJ.
o. Bet further enacted. Thstih improve
narals afare AID sheli lie made pf6isile ne
.oon ~ pfsrft-abl-, and the ptopsty Of The
Cnmniep Faith tirfein. stall be. an the same
!. hereby plrdged Tor he i'ayme,aai the 10.
ttrs.l. and he hnal rcdemIt'on Of Toe ktpck
Aforesaid.
o fhis act .hall be IN forec from aud after
- pBsssge iheffai