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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

10 no IiFiI!5,
SE: on recently Published 'snio,, Hsc ILr T,zcwsil
proposed 10 resign ms seat ih2 Senate Of H.
this without any good authority would seem without
the usual n'inIaioH OF regret at the Circumstance.
Was the publication that thus lightly circulated
and thus unaccomPancd intended gentle hint to vi
Iazewe!l, that Mr. Van Buens friends Ecimun, could
dispense with his farther the Senate? Woua ycu
two years thus eagerly have pCunced upon uuaer
cated fumor given extensive currency By publishing in tie
Enquirer, and avoided expressing the least regret al his retire
memG NO-you would not
IIelLuL, SIT ocnitnE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
No Mistake.

EyOR Judhius Ointment prepared b. Judkins hint
veTn, where large supply Of ;hc true md genuine
article, direct from hrn, may always be found. !
shall not reduce the price Of This article at retail bus
20 persons who may purchase 10 sell again, VIII SCI
AZ s"oh rice ~ viii De considered vcty liberal dig
&C. Z. :. LcEEMARA,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02


iEa RchToSn ENoriRER-There time yyhe" tbs pol
uca journal held rank and by the public as
well for The ability Of its conduct the independence of
views. But there has deterioration late and in
formerly characteristic the Editor Richmond En-
quer has degeneated into the loud and Disgusting pauegyrs
the bitter and dOtaTd reve Of Az whose political
different his II S lamentabe
rapid and total decay mind have witnessed
of this political writer and the only serves convince
that from the the intellectual faculties of
TO decay through the influence Of the of high
e mat Their continuance before the public part
only tends render them melancholy spectacle
Compassion In the eyes OF their friends well as those of the
rising generation.
We have long been under the impression that the editor Of
the Richmond Enquirer recognized OF the
efficient journals of the day. rapidly sinking the
and yellow ea-thc spirit Of thought which formerly charac
terzcd that print having departed and the force expression
feebencss and imPoency which denote PROSTATE intellect,
but, respect the former reputation of its editor, alb
stained from noticing this change being disposed attribute
to error and Dsappeheuson tie feeble attacks which
siOnay made upon ourselves IL has lately however evil
denccd decided marks of hostility, well betrayed
the glazing ignorance with regard Penusyv politics.
and IN quoting from such patty prints the Harrisburg RCpor-
ter aad the DOylcor Democrat journals which represent
define the character OF this journal the Richmond editor
proved Of thngseIhC that ne has knowledge Of
respectable democratic prints ennsyyan ia that, having
SUCH knowledge take and
career and 10 echo the stale and unmany caumncs
Inc u;teTaure Of which the prints question devoted
for the origin Of which they doubtless receive proper cousd.
Grafton.
the Enquirer has thrown all preteusious dcccucy
aud ruth and IS still DESTROYS Of mant5inng little
acer must, when pcienng changes against responsible
journalists be enabled TO give, authority, crcdabc
publications than the saysh presses o! desperate faction
prints whose ony appears 10 be 10 waow deepest the
me of prostitution, and TO pay least Difference honesty
sentiment, independence Of mind the great
Inc country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

tlcmen OF Tie Republican party-enligh US as to
who is, and who is not, the real. ycrilcblc Simon
Pure
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

u The Political Arena shrewd!y empires, which
fragment Of the Jacksonians Is now The Republican
Party-tbe Calhounljes OF Van Burenitess Is Duff
the organ Of he Republican Party, or IS our vcnera-
be neigbbor entitled to that Distinction Has Do
become fshy, is the Public to conclude with him,
the Richmond Enquirer is among the number Of pa
9ers ''Pr9essiag' only to 10 Republican, Do. gc2-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

vs. ARRIVAL ExrRAuRDlNARy.-.lb boat from Pat
ionsburg, Bot9tourt County, arrived here on Sun
day, with full load Of TENNESSEE COTTON.
1t had been Transports! to PattOnsburg in Wagons,
and there barered, we understand, for Virginia
Iron, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
r. ID. SANXAY,
Statoner, Book Seiie, Book Binder, and deaisr
Fancy Goods,

Stationer, Book Scite, Book Binder, and deaisr in
Fancy GOodS,
OFFERS FoR SALE PRICES,
TNHE usual assortment If Blank Books, for Mer.
Il chnnts and Clerks of Courts.
Fooscap, Letter, Blank, and FoIlo Post paper, of
p various qualities; also, general assortment of
stationery.
Latin, Greek, Spanish, French, Italian and English
school books.
Guitars Violins, (some very surorior) Flageolo,to,
Flies, Flutes, ClariOnets, Trumpets, KEN Bugles,
Hunting Horns, Piano. Guitar and Violin strings,
Hair, for violin bows, Violin screws, bridges, tail
pieces, finger boa rds, rosn
Razors, (some very superor four sided straps, pos
sessIng the properties of rindstone hone and strap,
shaving boxes, brushes and soap. Cologne and
Florida water, Preston salts, and gene al assert.
mcnt of Perfumery, sword and PLAIN canes pistols,
with percussion and flint locks, elegant cut glass
perfume and toilet bottles, silver thmbes diamond
finger rings, safety chains, patterns for working
lace, reading and sewing lamps, water colours IN
boxes or by the single cake, hair and drawing pen
cls gold for painting, SCISSORS snuff boxes,
thermometers, pocket books, silver pen5 pcnci!
cases, leads for cverpOints, hair, tooth. nail and
comb brushes, mathematical inst rumcnts, survey
ors' compasses, chains ard measuring tapes, divI-
dcrs, protractorS, parallel ruls, Cutters scales,
Bristol, drawing, rice and ivory paper, real Spanish
sGgars, s"gar boxes, spCctaces, for all ages, ma
nfyIng glasses for gold, microscopes, gilt and siv r
paper, and gilt borders for fancy work, music, az
half price, visiting cards, Lotto boxes, domnos,
magnets, parchment, Albums, port crayons, pen
tuning forks 81 hammers. spy glasses, gold and glass
beads, pearl powder globes, shaving gllsscs, bead
rcticuics, toy watches, fire screens, extract OF
musk, opera glasses, esprit dc rose, fancy pocket
inks,ands, ladies' pocket books, fancy note paper
backgammon boxes, chess men and boards, twec-
Zcrs, ivory foot and six inch rules, bracelets, dress
ing and pocket combs, cakes of soap, - cents per
box of FIVE dozen, medallion waters, visiting card
cases. ivory for miniature painting, superior black.
ing, tracing paper foi writing and copying letters
without pen ink, almaGacks given gratuItCus
reels for winding silk or thread, Berlin castings oil
the Holy Family, and crosses, miniature frames
drawing paper solar microscope, high magnying
power, guitar cases, &c. &c.
Il. d. s. has a large stock OF blank book papers Of
the best quality. and prepared to rule and make tC
order, merchants account books and record book.
for courts. Old books rebound, and book binding
IN all it's varieties of elegance and neutncss,
ted faithfully aud with despatch.
Spcctacles repaired and glasses fitted in ole
frames telescopes and spy glasses clc9nscd aud re-
paired, needles Of compnsscs magnctsed.
l3--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25

TERMS.-SuRs'Hirrios 10 the DAiLy RtcnMoNr. W4. I,
City Subscribers St. and for shorter period,
rate oil 81 year. both able IN advance When
mail $40 a year
Anvrnr,siN8. For of Iues ~, onc -,
sf'ion 10 cents two Insertions Sl three 81 IL
ssciysrccecding insertion 35l cents
Thrice "A week iirstw ii
Twice week, insertion rs cents cycIv tccrciuc in
ser;ion so cents.
once week, first insertion - cents; every succeeding
tsniun 50 cents.
AL advertisements also IN the Consrtrroxu
lSmG.
transient advertisers must advance.
he number of insertions be noted the Ms
ri be inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
% mgly.
annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars for squares
sid III that proportion for greater engt
except Auctioneers and Lottery Dealers charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
week, Tuesdays and Frdays) dollars per anuum
payable IN advance
For Adpertising5 square, less for the first in.
ssrti"r, ID SD for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
G.. WALTER JEWSON,
DENTIST

'HNENDERS his professional services to the ladies'
n and gentlemen of Richmond and lis vicinity.
He sets from single tooth to whole set, on springs,
plates or plvots viz: human, porcelain hypopUta-
mus. Any operation requisite to preserve and beau
" the teeth, will be done moderate To- rms He
would further suggest, that from connection with q
scientific gentleman at the North, he is enabled to
insert artificial eyes, which will often escape detec-
ton upon q minute examination.
Office IN Main street, directly opposite the Mcr-
chants Coffee House, where he may be consulte d
professionally every day in the week between 10 a.
NJ and p. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
WARD ELECTION.

VIE Election of Common Councilman,
IN the several Wards Will be held on the iai
Ued'esdny IN .4prit merit VIZ: In Jefferson Ward.
No |, ut the Watch House; IN Madison Ward. No.
?, at the CITY Hail. and Monroe Ward, No. 3. at
inc Shockoc I'M Tavern Polls will open in each
Ward, At o'clock a VI. The freeholdcrs of LOT :
within the said city, whether improved or not. and
whether such tccholders reside therein or not and
the housekcepers and inhabitants ofthe said CITY, who
Shai have resided therein at any time for the space
OF three months, without the ntermission of one ,
months and possess IN their own right within the
same, movable and lmmnveablc property to he value
OF one hundred pounds, are entitled 20 vote.
l-32t w ID WREN. S;err'i. c. T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25

- RANNISS. SON g. BROTHERS, keep con-
~ stantly hand, ladies' lasting, satecn, satin,
English kid, goatskn, scaskn blue, green and bronze
morocco slippers; goatskIn, seolskin, buckskln and
lasting walking shoes lasting and white silk Paris
slippers; beautiful white satin slippers CATER boots,
morocco, sealskin and lasting boots gen,Icmens su
perior caiskin, morocco, sealskn and buckskn boots
booees, walking and dress shoes and pumps; misses
rocco slippers; lasting morocco and sealskin walking
shoes with thick soas chilrens red, green blue aud
purple lasting, morocco, scalsin, goaskin leather
and kid bootees, shoes and slippers ofevery descrp-
ton: servants shoes ofevery kind and Price
Superior travelling trunks double and single seal
skin and hair trunks of every size boot cord shoe
horns, boot hooks punch pyers. blue and jet black
treble chain gallons, cotton and linen bralds. to-
gether with every other article usually kept in a
Wholesale and Retail
BOOT, SHOE, COMB 81 TRUNK
WAREHOUSE.
marc Sgn VI he linlhcn Comb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25

FALL GOODS.
EAEG EETLScN e. co.
AVE received and are opening, u general
z assortment Of Staple 81 Fancy Dry Goods, of the
attest poTIdtioG--consisrlng in part, Of
Biack, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, tolInet and swanslown vestIngs
Pain and fancy ipren;Inc and marsees do
SupeTine. mIddling and common satt!aetts
striped, PLAID and PLAIN inspys
Single and double med kcrsoys
Rose, point and duile blankets
Superiine white and assorted Iianneli
Tartan paids and caniblets
Back and coloured bUmhaZelts
French and English ncrino cloths
M"rno circassIans. assorted colours
English and french Jet bumbuzRcs
a large assortment OF fancy prints and rirghar.5
g-8' 81 and c. c";nbrick and jaconet mu.lins
Figured and plain Swiss book and null ditto
ChccSed, striped and corded jaconets
81 bordered Swiss and jackonet cravats
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English and India flag and bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet merino shaws
ThlbGt and cashmere do.
WOrSted barege, Thibet and merno hdkis
Fancy silk, barege and craze hdkis and scariS
Rich changeabc gros dc naples silks
Elegant fouard figured do.
Black and assorted gros des hides
Black and changeable figured mandarines
Black Italian lustring, SO erlor quality
Heavy company satin and levaniincs
Sarsuet. scnshew and florence silk, assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
Now style belt and bonnet Iibbands
Lace capes- peernes 4. tinrelas of the latest style
Black aud white lace veHS'
Laces, edgngs and quillings, assorted
A and 5 i white and black bobbinct laces
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white worstcd and cotton do
Ladies and gentemen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
Fine and SupcFiinc inuraIn carDctilCs and rIps
Irish linens, lawns and sheeiings
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bleGched Russia shecting
Scotch oznaburgs and Tickenburgs
Heavy cotton cZnaburgS
Brown aud bleached shirlings and sheetings
Checks, Plaids, tck!ngs, Jeans, etc.;-which, with
fdrhcr supplies daily expected, viii be sold at the
lowest prices. oct Q e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.

Tuesday, 8h .narch. 1881.
ID OBERT II JENKINS is opening this morn
AZ ing, by the Hornet, from New York, the follow
ing New GooDs:
Fashionable painted 'Laurenlinc4 an entire new ar
tcle for ladies' dresses, received by the last packet
from France
New style guuze and Grape uikls.
Rich white gauZc Wells.
Ladies crazy Jane and rich lace Caps.
By former 1rrirnls:
SPyng style Of gaze and Grape uandkerchiefs and
Scarfs.
Painted Grape Shawis and Scarfs
Every description of Fashionable Lace and worried
Caps, Collars, Chamios, CEemIsc;ts, FioreIles,
and Pelirines
Very fine white and chin merno wool Flanucls.
suitable for the season
Very cheap silk and cotton Hosiery.
Dunsiablc and Nuvurino Bonncts.
Also
I;ish, German, SIesl, and Flemish Linens and
Shectiugs.
Persons wishing Linen Goods will find them
good and cheap at r.. H. JENKINS Linen and
Fancy Dry Goods Stpe mar
1TINEGAR--A few barrels of strong Cidsr vmesao-ju.
. received by JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
.NcaU Zealand SDj1,Uge

'ENilE subscriber has received n small supply of
TINS scarce and valuable seed, 10 which he
would Call the attention OF the public. Those who
wish to purchase can be made acquainted with the
mode OF culture, as TO plentiful supply of
throughout the whole year. II is said be infinitely
superior to any other kind Of Spinage in all respects
mar u II. G. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
Comic Songs.

To Stone QUarricrS, .HuSonS, DC.
FENllE Watering Committee of this CITY,
n has authorized SaI. +. Parsons, John Bosher,
aud Charles H. HYDE to employ hands TO quarry and
split quantity of stone, Il Blacksmith capable of
keeping stoae-ools in order and number OF labour-
crs, Tor their works. Those wishing employ mcnt
will call on either of the nhnye nanlel nrrsnns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25

Der, st, has made himself perfectly acquainted with
the theory and practice of Dental Surgery, under my
Instruction and advice--and 1t affords me pleasure
say, that he fully qualified perform every va
rlety of operation upon TIE teeth, aud deserves the
confidence and patronage OF the public.
c. MUNROE,
Surgeon Dentist
Richmond, March 18Th. 1881
At the reques' Of Mr. G. Walter Jrwson he was
examined on those points of Anatomy. involved in tho
practice OF Dentistry, and satisfied us thai he was
acquainted with the subject
THO'S NELSON, NJ D.
Il. w. CABELL, NJ. d.
March "a, 1881.
At MIR @. Walter Jcwson's request have cXa-
mined him on the Anatomy of the head, and Go not
hesitate to express my satisfaction with the result,
and my bclcfn his acquaintance with II.
JAMES BEALE, NJ. ID.
March If, 1881.
Having received tic services of A!r @. Walter
Jcwson, IN Dental Scrgery, and been highly pleased
with hem, / would recommend !im to those who
may need or desire similar services
w NJ. RIVES, of CumpJell.
/ would recommend Mr.. G.. Walter Jewson to my
friends and the public skiul Dentist, having re-
ceivcd his professional services, which was gwen
''' ' G. II HALLAM.
Mr. G.. Walter Jcwson has rcnd red ME his pro
fossIona services To- my entire satisfaction So far
as can Judge, he is skilful Dentist, and merits
pubic patronage. GEO WRIGHT,
have received Dental services from Sir G. Wal
ter Jcwson. and being perfectly satisfied with them
! would recommend him to the public gentle
man worthy of notice.
! Having cxpcric ccd the professional skill Of NJ
/ G.. Walter Jewson, as a Dentist take great plea.
sure in stating, that he operated to- my satisfaction
and have no hesitation IN recommending him to pub
J lc patronage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25

Linens.
IRISH s. GERMAN SHIFTING LINEN, of
H. the most approved Bleach and Of all qualities by
the piece, halt piece, or yard.
k'ch double daEask diapers, OF al widths
Damask table cloths, Uy -, 9 by H. and bv lG
quartcrs--Ee" patterns
"a and Oil IEsh sheeings--ai which will be sold
1t unusually low prices, at X H. JENKINS.
mar - Linen y, Fancy Drv Goods Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
M.EW NgusTC.

% / SMITH Qate Collins 4, Col has received
"a. large addition TO his stock of Music for the
FIano-uu1ong which most of the late pieces and
popular Songs-those enumerated are IN par, which
he Will continue to as they are published i,
the northern cItihs.
THE PAETtNG HouR-Dy II Delman
~ GIVE ME lack Ny ARAG SrEED-By A. Hodsar
SHOULD VERY MUCH LIKE KNOW
y, CEASE Busy FANCY--An original Swiss Air SUNG
by MIS- Austin
tn GEORGE | CAN'T ENDURE YOU
LHE WAR>ING, from the Spanish-By Cor
les, WILL LEAVE Ny FATHERs HALIs-By
Sidney Waller
AT PARTING WHEN THY HAND IpREsr-By w NJ
r. Esq ~ Petersburg.
The PRIDE. or THE VALLEY-By Hemried
BRITANNIA SAT- WEEPING
Twas NATURES pAY--B Livus
THE MUSICAL WIEE-By A. Schurtz
We Metz. II. Edyle
U. WAY HAST THOU TAUGHT ME TO LOVE THEE
LIGHTLY HERE-By ] MoSchalas
AWAY MI GALLANT PAGE, AwAY-W. Ball
SOLDIERS Tear BY A. Lee
! SAILoRs TEAR-S.- Waller
LOVES RrToRNELLA-J COOKE
Isle OF BEAUTY, FARE THEE wELL--By Il. A.
Rawlings
TIE APoLLo--A collection of Solos, Variations
VALUES. Rond's, Duets &c. from various Au-
thors, arranged for the Flute, Piano, Guitar, and
two Flutes by l. MIgnen, and A Foit, NJ d.
| EBBEN Pm MAI MEMnRIA, Dueito-by Rossini
APREs LA BTcHEssE-By Auber
| NJ MOUaLIEz PAs-M. Graulc
! SEE THEM on THEIR WINDING wAY-From Bishop
HeJer
CHRIsTNIAs NElPUR HYMN--One or three variations
[ CAPTIVE KNIGHT-By Mrs Hemans
TnE STAR OF BETELEuEMW Words by II. Y,
Wii.c
TfRoLEsE EVENING HYMS-By Mrs Hemans
| EsuM GREEaLANps MISUNDERSTANDING Hebev
LYRE SAcRE-(A periodical publicationl-two
numbers just received, and many Their standard
pieces. for the Piano. GaUar, and Flute
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
NEW AUCTION
communications rror,ev

~ 1H%&s%@1SIVIV
uNhb unuet-iSn'u nave associated themselves iui
T. the purpose of tronsactrng general
.4WcttoH md Commission Business.
under the style and firm of LANCASTER. DENBY
~ Co Ihey arc prepared to receive Goods and
rTodncc OF every description on conslgnmcnt-on
winch advances Will be made, III required They
also tender their services to the Public for the snIc
OF Rea Estate. LANCASTER 81 DENLY
mar 10 EDWIN ROBINSON
FOR LEASE OR RENT,
'ENHAf nleasant little Farm at the Bowling Green
= the former residence Of Dabney Morris Esq
POSSESSION may be had forthwith Apply to
mar IL 60 ~ Or H. BACCHIrS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25

Ciovcrsccd, Whiskey, Sugar, &c.
WE are thus m"rnng receiving by the Steam
w boat Norto k, from Baltimore,
100 bushels first quality cluverseed, and
20 hhds Baltimore whskey.
And by the Schr Richard, from New York
10 hhds New Orleans sugar, and
- do Porto Rico moasses. of superior dual
ity, for sale by RALSTON & PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-25
foL v "" ~
~, FOR SALE,
The COIL PITS forn,erI,, h,o-n- l.. =,

~, VI > A LIE,
The COIL PITS formerly known 5u the
name Of GRAHAM's Coal PRS.
RV virtue of n deed of trust made to Daniel r.,
- ana the subscriber, by Edward Anderson. and
Ah" A. ms wife. and recorded m the county court nf
a ISIanu' to secure payment of a debt due from III,
~ r'uwsrd Anderson to Walter Dnn as executor
" ~ 'ne last WI and testemeEt of John Graham,
ae."s.c' WIZ be sod on the 9Th day of April next
10 lhe highest bidder for ready money! M Hallan's
hoei' IN The City of Richmond. the tract of land
Eihg ond oeing on James RIVER in the county, of
GoochIand' and State of Virginia and described 10
Hie sac ueed OF trust, as containing nine hundred
and eighty two acres and one Quarter of an ac1aSN
.e 'hc same more or less. The title IL believed tn
De good; ent selling trustee. shall only convey
iFseh fisat as t. vested in Ine bv the said deed
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON.
p;.h AS Trustee.
richmond March 9th, I83I-34r
10 Ddntet Call D. Daniel .Nor6orne Norto0-
& EN- ILEMEN: -Hariug oaId and satisfied IN
- you rs tue agents tor Walter Dunn. exo,r.
- '"hh Nraham decd, nearly the entire Debt for
d,,.n me !rnd advertised by YOU Daniel Norborne
or,on' as rusee to be sold the 18th day of April
next IS liable, mad having informed ou that in fey
Gays and certainly before the day fixed for the al
nave arrived that the entire residue of the said
s"s nr paid with all proper costs, for recording
thr Deed OF Trust and inserting the said advertise
nent-'and having been by you Daniel Call informed
on the Tth day OF the present month"; that YOU should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by me In W.I,sr
Dunn and for the pay men of the residue of which ~
SAID sale was To be made, and that the said sale would
yet proceed to be made for the residue of the debt
due from me-now therefore, as you the said Daniel
Call, and Daniel Norborne Norton, have und-r,oLar
20 ac' and have acted the agents for the said Dunn
heFeoy notify you, that before the day of SALE shall
DC ready TO pay the whole Of the residue of the said
Deot, and the costs aforesaid, and shall require the
delivery Of the Bonds aforesaid and that thew must not
DC by You removed, or so disposed of that they NAV
not he cancelled, and delivered up am, your
obedent servant. EDWARD AyDERSpH
March 18th, I2SI-.tf