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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
N ov. 20, l84i,-36-4w
AdrRinistEatOr's Notice.

" administrators of the estate of Uriah Will
Jams, decea scd, have obtained from the Clerk of
the County Court of Howard county, letters of ad-
minstraiun on the estate of said deceased bearing
date Both October 1911. all persons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and these having claims against said estate
are requested to present them, properly outhan:i-
Gated within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be precluded from having any benfit OF
SAID estate and if not presented within three
years they will be forever barred.
SEBASTIAN C. WILLIAMS,
GOLDEN J. WILLIAMS,
Administrators.
NJ. on Jo,1 DC a.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

. Hon. JOHN Q. ADAMS. during a recent
visit to Marshfeld, Mass, announced to his
constituents that he should cease to repre-
sent them at the close of the present Con-
gress.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
UAVING permanently located in Favette, How
4 IL ard county, tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Howard and the adjoining coun.
ties. All business cOnfided to his will receive
prompt attention. Nov. 81. lSll.--37
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

New York ELEcTIoN--It is agreed on
all hands that the new Senate comprises 5
Wings and II Locos; House 33 Wings and
95 Locos.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
Nov. 90. 1S41.-36-4w
Hn the Charlton County COURT
November TcrBs, lSIl.

Thomas Frstoe and Alex. Campbell, Admins
traitors Of the estate Of Isaac Campbell, decd.
Petition for the sale of Real Estate.
NTOW at this dav comes the said Administra-
" tors, and make proof of the publication of
notice to all persons interested in the SAID
estate, Of their application for the sale Of the real
estate of the said deceased, was required of
them BY the former order Of the Court, and it ap-
bearing to the Court here that the sale of the said
real estate ought to be made, and is necessary to
satisfy the debts doe and unpaid 1t is therefore cr-
dered and decreed by the Court, that all the right.
title, interest aud claim that was of, and belonging
to the said Isaac Campbell, deceased, i'll and to
one hundred and sixty acres of land, lying and
being in Howard, adjoining the lands of Stephen
Donoho, and ethers, in township ffty-two, north
of range seventeen west, and numbered as survey
1865, and certificate No l79--ordered that the
same be sold at the Court House door in Howard
county, at public SALE whilst the County Court of
said county is in session, and at the first term
thereof that shall be held in Fayette. after full
four weeks notice has been given of the time and
place Of said sale according to law, for ready
money, or credit, as the said administrators
may deem advisable, and on full payment for the
same, the said administrators to make to the pur-
chaser or purchasers, deed or deeds, conveying
the interest and estate of the said deceased, to the
premises aforesaid, and that they make report
thereof to this Court at the next term after the
said sale
true copy, Attest-Edw. B. CObelI,
Clerk of our said County Court under
l.. S. his hand and the seal of said County Court
at Office, on this the filth day November
l54l. EDW. 5. CABELL,
November 20, lS4l.--36-4W Clerk.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
Sale of Real Estate.

ME public are hereby notified, that pursuant
L. TO the last will and testament Of Abner John
son, late Of Charlton county, Missouri. now decd
will on the 9Th day Of December next, between
the hours of ten in the forenoon and one in the af
ternoon of that day, at the late residence Of said
Johnson, sell at credit Of twelve months, to the
highest bidder, all the right, title, md interest of
the said Johnson, in and to the following described
real estate lying and being in the county of Char
iton, in the State Of Missouri, to.wit the west
half Of the southwest quarter Of section three in
township ffty-two, Of range eighteen, containing
eighty acres. About one half Of said tract is un-
der good state Of cultivation, the remainder i,
we'll tilnhered Said tract is bottom land Of the
first quality. Bond and approved security will be
required Of the purchaser.
HENRY SHANNON.
Executor Of said Johnson.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
TOGACCO-ATTEi9TEON
ATTACHMENT IN AssUNPsIT.

NOV at this day comes the plaintiff aforesaid
~ by his attorney, and it appearing to the sat
iSfactiun Of the Court that the said defendants
have not appeared TO the action Of the said plain
tiff or filed special bail therein, il is therefore Or
dered that the plaintiff cause advertisement 10
be published for four weeks successfully in some
newspaper printed in the State of Missouri, so tina +
the last insertion thereof be at least thirty days
before the first day of the next Term of this Court
to be held at the Town of Fayette, within and for
the county Of Howard, on the first Monday Of
February next, notifying the said defendants that
the said plaintiff hath instituted an action Of as
surnpst against them for the sum Of one hundred
and eighty dallarS, the sum sworn to, and that
writ Of attachment hash been sued out ganst their
estate, and that unless they appear By Themselves,
or attorney, ard plead Gle special bail therein,
or before the third day of The next Term of this
Court judgment will be entered up against them,
and their estate sold to satisfy the same-and
thereupon this is ordered to be continued till
the next term Of this court.
true copy-Test:
GRAY BYNUM Clerk,
BY S. Bynum, D. c.
Fnrettp Nov G. S41--3l-lt
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
OFFICIAL-TREASURY NOTES.
Treasury DEPARTMENT., !

: NoVemDer >, IofI,
Amount of Treasury Notes issued under the
provisions Of the acts Of Congress of 1887, 1888,
1889 and 1910, $26,66l, 1897 SO
Redeemed of that amount 24924, 725 "a
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
~ Cd I'll e. e y.
Dissolution.

'sNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
j, firm of PERRY & BILLINGSLEY, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted TO said firm, respectfully, and urgently
requested to make settlement of their respective
dues Immediately. Either one of the firm is au-
,horized to receive, and settle accounts.
J. D. PERRY.
c. BILLINGSLEY.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
NOTICE.

a Ii persons concerned or interested in the es-
"A tate Of Thomas Lamb. IT, deceased. are here
by notified that the second day Of the next Feb.
ruary term Of ;he Howard County Court. or so soon
rs | can be heard, [ intend to petition
said Court for an order Of sale Of the slaves be-
longing to the estate Of the said deceased, because
distribution of said slaves cannot be mnde in kind
JAMES WALLACE, Admir-.
November 2Oth, 1S4l. 36--l0t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
TENNESSEE oFrrcrsb.

The following is the official vote for Gov
ernor, as declared by the Legislature;
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
80

Leaving outstanding s1.756,6l1 SO
Issued under act Of Feb. Is,
lS4l, viz;
Prior to March 4th, 673.68l 32
Since March 4th, 5,349, 1865 So
Making 6,022, S46 80
Return d of that issue, 408, 1853 90
Leaving outstanding, 5,6l5,O9S 80
Making the aggregate outstanding
on the Is, inst, $7,37l, 705 70
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

( NOFFEE--lO sacks superior RIO coffee, Just re.
~ ceiyed and for sale by JOEL PREWlrT.
May |, ls4l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
Cloths.

- ICE--l barrel fresh Rice, for sale by
Ia April 18th, ls4l. JOEL PREWILT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

SPERM and tallow candles--frst quaity--brown
- and fancy soap for sale by b. SMITH,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27
OSIAEH FISK

Nov. 81, fS4l.-37-4w.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

Il OAF and brown sugar-Java, Rio and Havana
IL coffee-Gunpowder Tea, for sale by
B. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

but for the sole purpose of indicating my character
that Genera, HARRISON his electoneerng tour, had
declared he would not dismiss ans from office on
account Of difference from him in political OPINION
if lie faithful officer; and that Mr.. Tyler IN his
address to the people Of the u. S, made similar de
caraon; and therefore, it might DC inferred from M
dismissal, that | incapable or negectful, or dis
honest; but that, not being able 10 find any charges
against me, and having both his and the Secretarys
declaration that there none, should vndlca,e my
character through the public press and expose The du
pcity pracsed towards me- ay, and fellow citizens, 10
wards you, for should have had the vanity pre-
sumption to trouble you with s address. II nothing
were involved in my case, bu, my character and
interests The Offices which Tyler, and Ewing, aud
Williams hold, your Offices, and YOU and aud every
citizen have deep interest III their being so used ~
not 10 reflect disgrace and country, when they
abused, whether in the person Of boa,man in
spector, collector, wrong done 10 you, and 10
you they should be exposed. For myself, poor am,
surrounded as am, by large family depending
alone for support; thrown cut as am, at THIS stage Q;
my life, 10 look out for line OF business and make
a star; in life wouldn't exchange character,
place md conscience with either Williams Ewing
| cannot close, although il IS already too long, with
out word upon the curious spectacle which IS pr.
'e"'ea - dne re-r". in the removal Of myself, IN
specsor OF Customs, while DANIEL. WEBSTF'
holds the first place in the Cabinet Ell Wash -
ton Tins know IL bringing small things into
with great Isl however, con,rastin. poor lrspec
tor with as big an American heart as beats IN any man
bosom, with Secretary OF Safe Of the United States
Of America, whose heart when his country was in:a
dcd, was with the enemy II, Contrasting poor 50!
der of frontier army OF the last war Suffering Tor
his country and fighting her battles, with IN American
Congressman, who at the time refusing ths, poor
soldier food or raiment The Secretary land his SOM
are enjoying high plnces and c.nolumen,s OF office
The poor soldier IS rudeIy thrust from the little POI, oil
inspector, careless whether lie saryc or not The
"Baltimore Volunteer" is unworthy 10 hold hum
ME office under the Wing Administration. The
the highest
| have vindicatrd myself, and have exposed those
who have wronsed aud dsgraced the country
This " as all proposed, and therefore | am done
THOS. 5. WILLIAMS,
Late Inspector Of tie Customs,
Pert IF Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
yaInAnI.E ALnEMARLE LAND For SALE.

TINE Farm and residence belonging the Esne Of the late
Davis adjoining the town of Charlottesville, Is Of
frred for sale -,
The Farm consists $40 of the hest Abemae red
Land well watered, and high state of Improvement: and
within distance tract OF rather more than sixty
acres of Land, sufficient supply the Farm with wood
and timber which will he sold with the main tract.
The buildings Of the description and in good
order The Dwelling House of brick covered with TIM OF
Two Stories basement with eight capacn-
without the attic and the BASEMENT which
latter rooms Of them provided with plank
floors third constructed for and used Kitchen The
in good repair and has oil the requisite offices at
tached. There is also Overscer's House. &c
Considering its vicinity the University OF Virginia. the cx
eeuce society around Its and beauty
residence and agricultural facilities presents, estate Sc
desirable seldom in market.
Persons wishing purchase will he shown the premises at
me upon application there and may have further Information
addressing themselves liz by letter. post pad to The under
signed Messrs Lucan and John H. Minor at Charocs
vile.
If sale effected privately before Saturday, the 18Th
which notice will he gsrn) III" property VIII hei
be offered, AZ public auction, 10 the highest bidder
| The will be made accommodating
There will also be- sold with the Fann separately Tract
of Wood Land, lying about thee miles west
the University, the lynchburs road. n.r,s
Executor Of j. H. O. Darts, deceased
| -Jovp.y yytd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

PENITENTIARY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES
- ad.h ham

PENITENTIARY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
On BALES Leavy Cotton Oznaburrs, made by hand loom, with
~ other domescs suited To the season
900 and three husc ag, double wove superior article
5000 yards heavy Kesrys nseyS and other domestic Wool
lens for negro
5000 pair plantation Brosues and Shoes
500 kegs Wrought Nails and Spikes, assorted
Wagons, Carts, Days for street and plantation purposes
Wagon, and dray Harness, Of every description
Wheat Fans Planters, WheebaHows, Cnttng knives
and other agricultural implements
Rcfngeranrs, Safes, Whrdrobes, &c
Burr Mill Stones assorted made of the best French bur BLOCK
With variety oh. articles, numerous To be embraced
within the an advertisement for sale low Tor cash. or
punctua customers, upon The usual CREDIT al me feh.ea
receive prompt attention .
Anil Him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
LOOK AT THIS.
April eAtll, 1871.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARU.-Ran away from the subscriber,
living in Northampton county, North Carolina, Saturday,
10th tile present month"; Negro Man, named Ben lie of
dark complexion tuerahy TALL knock kneed, walks with his
turned ou and snops little when walking Brn sup
oc about twenty five years Of age, his correctly do
Said fellow has been for the last -four years. except
present, hired the Richmond Manufacturing Company In
Virginia. which place lie pretends 10 have wife, have no
lurking about Richniond appearing TO nave
great his wife before he of SHOULD r 49,
about Richmond may be In Prince George ~
in latter It'd he wa '"'.eu, NJ sm ' III m
a,e William A. Harrison, Cabin Point, called MN Farm
Carter D. HARRISON son Of The late William
A. Harrison in December lns viii g1he above reward iui
The and delivery Of him me, or secure hi III
Ia "a that get him again. Any Information 'oncernne
" " " ' r. II. t!IBRO.
)--w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
Term. of the Richmond Enquirer.

~. Enquirer published three sek during ts s,son
ceek during ac rest o. inc yea'
ttss S TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. .
rvs Dollars per and Three Dollars for s1 %Gh nns
.s IN advance paidis the ee or sn!.sa ny ma' posi-
Fs' ~ dollars per the end oil the year. s ,a
pad S, to this may remitted per mall IN sooa MI
,re notes. al The risk OF rs no.ar Of single letter
L ii any account the writer II Is .ne ;u. TAR
.,ss. IN an extensive business, which operates "
u"n me will pay for nine papers, annually shall nave tho
isa,h si shall hereafter be considered as nialv
advance and for years for sha, shorter
time Mcaon shall he sent TO the orae. o' any re-
- w unless paid for IN advance VI n
known some known and accessible person
w. subscriber his payment nu, v subscriber who
ca,on @ me csma"n single number mny DC 'sn''
ssnnr arc'mransS Sy whose ability to pay may be
Il ne n uhsner and who may remain @ ,h nSy,need
s"un, end OF rs" S "m the lis, subscribers.
payment WAS uu' Rsnoas Of the Editorial t;ys
= 90 acme Of the results OF Inc con. s w W;,;a
These Resolutions 9mee Of the Editorial Corps OF vsna
e. ,e assembled Richmond, on Ins iSrIhe interests
s. e and SIS .eaas a
o. sh.rcpce Several OF ,he M class of men has
Ito me ~ an ahnse or the Crl System than Inc s
The great dheny N. Resolutions If The
ere Invention been induced 70 ,h;s
"a subscribers the Book who are IN o vsry
~ ", ss n,cJirsment, will positively ne ss'eN'" VIZ ~
:, ihe commencement OF our neA' No
, .r,,, II be recommended to the Editors OF seMs h
The Commonwealth to publish AZ ,ne s, - !,
,s their rates Advertising and ina. me ne 10 Dive ia
papers and that these prices be always sush'
we nns,on for the labor performed. r,, r,,.u,ior
ono ouare Of sixteen lines, less, first insef"n '''"N'
each continuance, % cents. or,,,n,,d with the advance
C'a s,srriory references, insure execution, ,,r
pay ,,a.r whose advertising may amount to soo PEI % mr. en-,
n ,rilI h- cent? ana 70 So" =. ~
IN Obluaries and Marriages from the & s ,uthen
,h arys handwriting is unknown al ms " s irhborhood
" viii in no be published Every ns nov.d
sine-We must therefore, insist IN saen p e
Tore being certified by the name OF the f"s'm"
r,;.,en On Il, bark Of the ttfer.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

,E ,bsctibe wishes dispose of all his property IN 's
mn nriyaey il il can be done advantaseously not pup
y IN on DAYS from date II sold pnbcy the tie terms,
VIII h. DIV zen in advertisement, and any one wnnins
IN ,ea, prysey can the terms by application 70 my oo
her Be, INV Heth, Subett's p o., powhatan Co.. va
LEI My Plantation on river called DOVER MS estate
The county Of Goochland and Is too well known 70 require
description it about 500 acres 500 o. wheh are
49,, pv grounds Also the stock Of Mules, Horses FARMING
n,s every sort and Forage and Provsons an hand
sno bushels of wheat seeded this Farm this year.
"a Nv Farm in chesterfield called ST. LEDGER, containing
shout 400 acres with the stock OF all kinds
AZ 49,, ,eo SECRoES-Men Women, Boys and Girls
h Nv interest in The Ga,lego Mlsthe Corn Mill adJonn:
the Water Power attached and o.
Waeho,se and the Old tho James River COMPANY
Stu Two Trnements Church Hill, in the city OF RICHMOND
49, w.. ~, -" y ~ ~ JOHN HETH
Law -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
-orIcp Special Meeting of the Carpenters Benevolent
- ha CITY Of Richmond, held the lith ol May, lsiI,

NroTcE-M Special Meeting OF me Sapeh ,h r Nav Is4i
Ia,nn al The city Of Richmond, held the iith oil may %
VIA shelving resolution unanimously adopted: 49,
Rssesd That wherever the words carpenter OF , b
80 IN ~ Constitution OF Society," the same siai' DC sAe
ou. and mechanic mechanics inserted IN lieu ,nee"
The undersigned, committee appo'n.ea ~ hes have 10
say 10 them Union has been IN exehse %Sen d
"a. md was ori sinally intended TO aid its meHpe wig"
$50 from follow Ing their occupations and was conhned 10 sa
renters hut wishing extend the sphere o OUT
s,ans ana 10 embrace mechanics, in order not ony "
ypce III, temporal the mental interest oil rs msoe
mise nechanies to scale in society to when Le! ae
.,ed nv combinng the Of all the mechanics ~ he
v 10 raise funds for establishment Of Mechanic L ny
is CIV With these objects in view the s"csy and
hish minded mechanics Of all trades TO unite WIN US 10 M
ohrcts Our next meeting will be held al the i
n ~ ths First Bapis, Church. Tuesday, the Isl DAY
pe next. al o'clock 81; and We invite mechanics gene
'a't y A $3.50 JOHN BRAGG,
ROBERT COCHRAN, Committee
RICHARD T. BOOKER
CHARLES IVES,
ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

eTIcE-A having claims against the Estate OF Lucy
Newson deceased requested them for liquid
daon The children Of Jimcs Johnson, Collin Johnson ann
William Johnson and egatees by the WILL who not knowd
bv The Executor are hereby notified division of sale
Estate which place the last Of the at son.
place near residence of said deceased in Southampton
Va r. u BEEhhaN, h,fel e
Mey7 lls-"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21

IN CHASCERf.-NfpGiNIA, 10 rh'-At 'Hcnlt superior
i Court and Chancery held for the county OF Charlotte
nj the Court the said county, The l1t day o April III
Eacknan Cheatham William Hall and James Elam JOINT Oh,
Irccs Francis D. Aw-ll Martin Rowet Francis H. a"rl
aud Thomas Sharp, Executors al josiah SHARP drccase' VINO
se an hea themselves and all other specially VINO
may come forward and prov, their claims, fiaialis'
O.onr Meadows John : Mrrymnn, George Roberts, ad-
mns,a,or Of r. Mcrym deceas-d and John > Mey
man William j. Mery,nan John Thomas Meryman, '9hn ~.
p,;Ja nd Mary Elizabeth wife, which said VIM J. John
,rhom,s and Mary Elizabeth heirs Of Thomas r Merry
man deceased, and Margaret Merynan, Dcicnaahts
rims cause came be heard by consent oi parties:
IN whereof the Court doth adudse order
and decree the defendant George Roberts, administrator
If Thomas r. Mcyman, dcceacd do RENDER before
~ Marian an his administration of the Estate oil ms
the said Commissioner Is directed
n examne tate SETTLE and report 10 hi. Court with any
deemed pertinent v himself, requcu
a. h n stated liz any Of the parics-and Tie Court dot ucI
llnr order and decree, that Tie sanc commissioner 40 s
a. lwccn each Of the plaintiffs aud the dcrhu'nt,
1ea,ce Rohrrs aforesaid, stating therein az
,inv whether debts claimed By the plaintiffs, or any OF
~ ,hr are due y specially binding tile heirs o the ~
,.. r moi and make report thereof Ia this to-ahn tue
Cur, Am further order that the Commissioner 40 stare a
account IL other debts binding tile heirs o the Interstate,
n ~ end he do reasonable notice u ne :ivch
@ ,hr newspaper deem proper, AMI a-', ny al
posted the Conrt-hosc door oil tins county " "
n .,,o,s 10 before him, their hebts ana ne
,a, n ~ prrrmptory day for thai purpose; anu h'h "
,a ,s shall in aud their dents BY le lhc NJ
- iimied shall excluded from the dement's OF TINS
| this Court, with any maet sIecias
e,n,d penrnt hmself required by the parties Or
,nr NJ hcm siatcd;-aud the Court doth iuher fuei
ascertain the location, alhti.! '
% "un Of the incumbraaces and liens thereon equitable Or
,eco and also yearly value Of the rents ana pohs VI e ~
r.,I sstate and make report thereof 10 this Court
Copy-Tesie -. ...,,,-o>. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
Land in Northumberland and lancaster Counties tc'


PURSUANT to Decr of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and chaneey for N"mbcrand county pronounced on he
April 1871. in a eein depending IN the name o. IN
and Huehlett, merchants and partners, &c ana Wa
Harding ughrit and others shall on The IN DAY OF 'y
next the residence of William liughet deceased "'e
sale, the highest bidder, credit OF SIN twelve anu
eighteen months and after the Isl day oi January e eA
and the oil SALE which "" nc re
uued in cash. three serc Tracts Of Land Of which The sara
William F. lluchett died SEIZED siijec To the widow un"t
which wl he laid or and assigned previous 10 Tie day Of
sale. One of said T.ac oi Land IS situated IN me rn y
Wcomcn Northumberland county 1t being The tract oil Lama
william F. ughictt resided NJ the time al MS
Geah containing o rich n.ck Land Inferior IN none III
county-It immediately Dividing creek which cnties
In the Chesapeake Bay, and has "n IL SMALL hut comorsb
Dwelling House. with the out houses aud an excellent
apple and peach orchard The other tracts liz in 1neer
county, kInarnock Meeting house, Of 80 a'r WIN
ont improvement; The other abOn miles east o tr
with small House aud small field cnclnSed contains -
and is mostly covered with pine wai, sufficiently c"
venicnt 10 navigation. onds will good PERSONAL security W"
he required for the purchase moneyaso deeds % trust upon lie
land 10 secure the
THOMAS s. SYDE0R)
JAMES HARDING, C0ramis .ioners.
SAMUEL GRESHAM,
May IL 2-wsw