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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25
LEIGHTON Of TIE UNITED STATES,
hleNlco. December Ii. lsii


Sir Trusting that the New York packe, may not
leave Vera Cruz before tins communication reaches
that place, avail myself ii the occasion inform Won
that BrIgadier General Mcleod, who commanded the
Texan expedition 10 Santa Re, Mr.. Van Ness, his Sc
cretary, DR.. Faconer, Mr. Navarro thirty officers eni
one hundred ana thiryone soldiers, prisoners Of war,
entered Chuahua, tier way tins capital, on The
222i OF November. They we're escorted BY guafd Of
two hundred and five men.
lnsookns over one OF The daily papers printed hero
was shocked aisceing tho painful Intelligence
nounced OF the fate OF three OF those Young men, whose
names have not been able 10 ascertain. The follow.
the substance of the publication alluded by
From the Sslo NIA, ri The iiu December.l
1--WE have the pam 10 announce 20 The public an act
OF barbarism, committed by Capt d. Damaso Salazar,
who escorted the Texan prisoners TO Chihuahua.--
Captain Salazar had the inlquiy 10 kill three Of these
prisoners IN cold blood, because they had become wea
red II was reserved Tor Saazar 10 pse the rumphs
OF Senior Armo by this cruel and brutal action. Every
one IS dgnant nj such aroclous act, peculiar only
to cannbal. Don Jose Maria Elias, colonel Of tia
army, and commnndan Of Peso del Nore il prefering
charges against this bnrbarous captain and Senior Cen
de, Governor of the Department, is very much MORT.
he'd by such an event, which does so little honor 10
a1exicans, whose humanity is their principal device.
ave hope such scaadalous act will be punished
with all The severity olthe law"
The cod.biooded and barbarous net meets with that
reprobcton and Indignation which arocity is so well
calculated 10 excite the minds of all honorable and
humane men, The unfortunate Texan prisoners will
be here in The Of two three weeks. cannot
imagine what punishment this Government will inAict
on them.
The uniform practice of this legation has been not Of
fcally TO interfere in behaof persons who have placed
themselves beyond the protection Of our Government,
by entering into the service Of that Of Texas If am
mistaken in this principle Of public law beg you will
be pleased 10 inform me how far | proceed, in my
representative character the Texan prisoners
have the honor 10 be, Sir, your most obi seryt.
POWHATAN ELLIS.
To the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State
the L.. 5.
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.tesv Glasgow IaH Races. isls.

fUVHE races this place will commence on Tuesday,
Il the ooh Of September, and continue four days
FInsr pAy-Farmers' purse Of so, mile heats, free
only for unframed horses.
SEcosD DAY-A purse of $50. 2 mile heats.
THIRD DAy-A purse Of / ID, 2 mile heats.
FOURTH pAY--Jockey Club purse Of $500, mile
heats.
Entrance for the above pursos, 0 per cent
In addition the above purses, the following stakes
are open. 10 come of al the above meeting
No. IA post stake for year ODDS, ? mile beats,
subscription 5000, halt forfeit close tho 10Th Of Sep
teuber Three more to make race.
No. "A SweeIstake for year old colts that never
won a mile heats, subscription 500, hall forfeit,
To close az above. Three or more TO make race.
No. "a Swcepsake for , year old colts that never
wen mile heats subscription 800 halt forfeit, to
close as above. Three to make
T.. e. MOORE, Proprietor
Aug IL Wow
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SAMUEL. E'UTNEY,


uNkEs this opportunity Of announcing 10 s old
friends aud the public at large, that he has take,
the store one door above Messrs Hubbard Gardner
aud ncary opposite WIN. AIitchell's, Esq'r JeWolry
Sure ON Main street, which he has fitted up and es,e
cd back about forty feet for the purpose OF commeb
cing his Old Business in which he has been enaap,1
for the last twenty years. and hopes by strict attention
to share the patronage heretofore bestowed hin.
lie will be very glad all his old customers and
the public generally, assuring them that his long expe
rience the business and his present facilities give him
superior Advantages in obtaining from the most celebrated
manufacturers, in Philadelphia and elsewhere Goods
ola superior quality and of the latest STYLE which be
will SELL by wholesale and retail, at such prices as can
not fail to particularly those buying. for cash
His stock will be entirely new and embrace every va
riety of Ladies' Gen,lenens, Misses Boys and Chill
dren's Boots Shoes and Slippers. Travelling Trunks.
Carpet Bags, Shoe Brushes. Backing. &c.
The above will be here opened by the 10Th or 9th or
September when he will be very happy to wait those
whomay Goods in his line. respectfully ask call
from country merchants To examine my stock before
;hey buy for am determined to sell Goods lower for
cash, than they have been here for a long time.
SAM'L PUTNEY.
Richmond, Aug lS Win
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TRUST SAs o..

DY yrIno Of deed Of trust executed tome by Sef
ID ling jones, beaInq date ON the oh day OF Dccom
Der lsIl aud of record IN the County Court OF Camp
bell. shall, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of September,
1872 on the PROMISES sell by way of public auction,
for ready money certain
1R.3CT or P.lRCEL or LIND,
with Its appurtenances, containing
I 3 D Nl Or les :,
lying and being the waters Of Falling River in the
county Of Campbell ; it being the Land which
allotted assigned TO the said Jones in The division
of The real of his deceased father John Jones,
and adlons the dover lands of his mother, Nancy
Jones. and the lands of Thomas l.. Cheaiham, Nancy
Wood aud Philip Ransbeger Also. a n /. & Il o
BOY SLAVE. named Melvin
The title 10 the said property IL believed TO be good
but acting merely rs Trustee, will only convey 10
the purchaser tho title vested in thereto 10y iht
deed aforesaid ClilSWELL DABNEY,
Trustee
Aug Is Tbs
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VIRGINIA:
I rules held in the Clerks Office ofhe County Court ot
n Franklin, the 5th day Of July, 1872:
Charles Pinckard Plaintih,
against
Spared Hale and Samuel Hale, Richard N. 1aliaicro
and Fleming Saunders Defendants
Is CHANCERy
The Defendant Spared Hale having entered his APP
pcarance and given security according to the act OF Assem-
billy and the rules of this Court, and appearing by sa
factory evidence that he is resident of this State on
motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is ordered that the
said Spared Hale do appear here the first Monday ~
September next and the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith published in the Lynchbu,S
Fginian for two months successfully, and posted at 'he
front door of the courthouse ofthis County.
ACupy-Teste,
~ G. CAREER, elk
T,t,v "A Vim
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VALUABLE LAND FOis SALE.

WILL. be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on Thursday
w the Isl day of September next, on the premises,
valuable TRACT OF LAND, belonging To the
estate Of the late Jesse Edds of Campbell County. This
tract is very valuable for its size containing by late
survey 2Os acres whereof So first rate Staunon Riv
er low grounds and the remainder excellent high land
nearly all ,cing the south, and highly productive,
than half yet unecared, containing much valuable tim
ber and within half mile Of very good saw mill
Also. the time and place. another Tract, be-
longing the estate aud containing 70 acres OF
high land within half mile of the foregoing, lying
the road leading from Vests Ferry To I.ynchburg The
above tracts are very valuable and will be sold in
plianee with the will of the late Jesse Edds, and are
worth the attention Of any persons wishing to invest
funds in land further description s deemed unueccs
sary, is presumed that any DESTROYS to purchase
will view the promises previous 10 the day OF salc
and Mr. lslam Hail. on Mr.. Feathersion Akers who
live nlnoda ely ndlonag the aforesaid lands, will take
pleasure in showing them to any person entertaining
views Of purchasing them The terms will be made
known the day of sale.
TlIOS. II. LAIN. Administrator
with the will annexed of Jesse Edds.
Also will be sold at the same time and place. two
SLAVES namely, Sam and lsllam. These two slaves
will DO sold by the undersigned by Of public auction,
on credit Of II months, Che purchasers giving bonds
with good security for the payment of the purchase
ney pursuance OF decree of the county court Of
Campbell. pronounced at its August term in tho year
1872 in the of Fdds and others against Edds's ad
rninistratur and others. therein depending.
THOMAS H. LAIN, Com'r
Aug II wits
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EHDg5C,lTgO.y,

TVVIIE. next session, a, the New London Academy,
Il will commence Monday, the 10Th OF August
next and continue four months
The usual branches ola good English, Classical and
Mathematical education, will be taught. Young men
will be prepared to enter any College, at which they
may design to finish their education.
TERMS-Board, s. per month; tuition in Langua-
ces and Mathematics So; and in English 81 per month
Books furnished at cost All charges will be made from
the time of entrance to the close OF the session.
Post office New London. Campbell County, Va.
A. Z. CAMPBELL, Principal
July % w4w
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August II
IT,. Rcninm1n ". Fosters:

MY. BChJUIIl1n W FOSIcI:
TUNAKE notice. that shall on the 9TH day Of Sep
tember 1872 the counting Of Alessrs. BIO III
s. Scott, in the county Of Charlotte take the depo
ston of Francis d. Atwe to be read as evidence in a
chancery cause now pending in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aad Chancery for Charlotte county, in
which plaintiffs and yourself and others are de
cndants. Yours, sc.
GREEN, ROBERTS s BOOKER.
August II WIN
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Ir. GSpapi3 min w. Foster:

Mr. BENZ min w. Foster:
VuNAkE notice, that shall on the 18th day Of Sep
u tcmber. 1912, at Charlotte Courthouse, take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses, to be read evidence
in chancery cause, pending IN the Circuit Snpe
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for Charlotte county,
in which am plaintiff and yourself and others de
PENDANTS Yours, &c,
WILL HAMLE1"T.
August Win
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iJr. Beui:alnin ". Foster:
Aug. II

MIR. BenjnlMin ". Foster:
IuNAkE notice. that shall. at Charlotte Court house,
4 the 18th day Of September o42, take the depp-
stion Of sdndry witnesses be read evidence IN
chancery pending in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud Chancery for Charlotte county. in
which am plaintiff and yourself aud others are defen-
dans. Yours. &e.
WYATT CALDWELL.
Aupus II Win
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NOTICE..

DY .tiu. Of deere of the Circuit Superior Court Of
ID law and Chsncery for Montgomery ounty pro
nounoed the 10Th day OF May, 1872 in cause there
in depending. between Jacob Cooper and others Plain
tiis and the heirs of Thomas Barnett deceased, Delen
dsnis; shall proceed. the Sd day of October next
being Montgomery Court day in front of the door Of the
Courthouse Of said county, TO sell credit of and
two years. tho highest bidder at public auction, the
four following Tracts parcels Of Land, to wit: One
Of 33 acres Of 30 acres; and two Of 80 each,
making all about 5 acres or less all of which
tracts adoin or lie contiguous each other, aud
situated tina great road leading Fast and West about
Il or miles east from the town OF ChrisansbuTg and
adj lolning the lands Of Jacob Kent and others. This
place has always been regarded first rate stand for
public house. The Improvements are two dwelling
houses and some oui horses The purchaser Will re-
qured give bond with good security. and lien
will be retained upon the land unl the payment Of the
purchase money WILLIAM BARNETT, Com
June p ,Im
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YTIRGINA.-At rules held in tbs Clerks oil ,e Of the
County Court OF Bedford, Monday the ls da, OF Au
gust, 1872:
William kasey Sr. aud John Board and William hIcCabe,
late chants and partners trading under the style and firm
Of Board & McCasc, Plaintiff,
against
Nancy Hatcher Elizabeth Nancy, John Ferguson, James
Nancy and Jeuiua his wife Stephen Mcfrids and Emily
his wife, Nancy Semols Thomas Sempnas ard ferntna,
English and Newton kascy and john Board administrator.
with the will annexed Of jeremiah Ferguson, decd
Defendants.
Is tHANCERY.
The Defendant Elizabeth MdXey not having entered her
appearance and given nrIy according to the Act of As
mby and the rules of Thu court, and appearing by salts
evidence that she is inhabtant of this
monwealth: ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the fourth Monday in October next. and
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper, published in tho
town OF lynchburg for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the house Of this county,
ACopy-Teste,
RO {. MITCHELL, c.. n.
August - WIN
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EDUCATION.

fNIIE next session of the subscribers School will
commence on Thursday the first day of September
next lat the house of d. +. Reese Terms hereto
fore for beginners s. per session, and for those farther
advanced so. Ann T.. BRADY.
July 2S wits.
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~ ~ K u "a ~ "a ii - ~ ~ " :.
~ TIFF. subscriber would inform the
IN public that he has tn band, large
\A-=zsSv T.. assortment oil Wagons. Of diff
Nm teren Sizes from two 10 SIN horse,
N made by good worknen aud OF good
timber ALSO .alarge assornentof !. of
the various patterns commonly used in this section Of
country all of Which will be sold low for cash All re
pairs in the above business done with despatch.
DAVID =. REEFS.
August Il VIM
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.JOH.r .y. .HfLLER,


4 AGAIN offer Tor sale, Tract Of Land, near Loving
! slon IN Nelson county, containing
Four hundred aud twenty Acres.
This Land Is Of good quality and we'll imbered and Is
capable of making first rate farm. There s also
good mn site
on the land. IS have other Indncement IN selling
than ~ pay my debts the terms WILDE accommodating
the accomplishment Of that desirable object will per
init. Mi John Stevens, Jr. IL residing the Land
and will show to any person disposed 10 purchase, and
is fully authorized to contract for the same.
1.-THE above land IS not sold by the fourth Monday in
August next, will then offer ,,r nj sale; at public
lion in front Of Christopher I Estes tavern.
j. GARLAND.
Ill,
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PHLEGAk e. LOGAN,
II n # O II .n'EI'S 1T Il ii W

fHviE Undersigned. having formed partnership in
u the practice of the law, will regularly attend the
courts OF Montgomery. Roanoke, Floyd and Pulask.--
They will also undertake business connected with their
profession in the other counties Of Southwestern Virgil
MIA. Dlgeni and prompt attention will be given TO all
business committed to their care.
ELI PHLEGAR.
JNO. b. J. LOGAN.
June io 3ra
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Also Expanding Cultivalors article universally
approved by all who have tried them. These Ploughs
will be sold at prices to silt the times They are con
sdoed superior any Plough heretofore offered to the
Farmers, from the fact that the metal mould board and
point is of the strength and character of that used
in the construction of the wheels Of Rail Road Engines
A competent supply of Extra Points to suit the va
rous sizes, always ON hand.
JAMES A. STIGLFR.
Oct 81 l2m
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3)oettral.


=
Air-s.Feast oi reSes.n
Dedicated 10 Hen. THOMAS +. MARSHALL. Tic eloquen
.3drocate Of the cause Of Temperance.
ri JOHN >rsi.,sp
The gusA Of cool hrisht waters,
Sol, music 10 the ear.
The laugh Of heaulsas daughters
And chiidhaesls miuFle hsfe.
And age canes looking brighter
The old and HI vile
NaIk.d up YIN hiiiock lighter
With steps oil earlier life.
For natures ernaias la IN risen
To natures LOVING oci,
Aud he hath rcni the pri.on
Where soul became a elsl,
Ills mighty ann hath rise'
The water rocks again.
Aud from oaf feast hath driven
The fires that seo1rh the hr am
Clear dancing. CHANGING feur',sin.
Your hsmn soiitudos
swells from tho lifted mountains
And gently here inrudes,
Our hearts dance To il mrasnfes-~
We shout aloud and Long
As those who find great treasure,
And burst into a song.
Here with us stand aur brothers
rlucled from the living grave,
Whom sister, wives and mothers
Have long nnploiod tosayc.
Now takc the 1a.i.pa,. Of gladness,
We drink in waters clears
Away with nine.cup madness
We have the cups that cheer
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~ by Mr.. John loIlms. nearly oppori'e the Market
House, tenders his services his friends and the pub
lie,
Auction aud Commission Merchant.
lie will attend Ia The sale of Real Estate, Negroes
Horses aud every description oil Merchandise.
lis acquaintance with the resident dealers in No
grors, ~ well rs pretty extensive acquaintance IN the
contiguous noghborhood will afford him every facility
IN the sale OF that species of property Ills spacious store
room and cellar, viii enable hun to keep in good condi-
ion every article of merchandise he may
tlgnmcnt
lie deems IT futile to make flourish of promise and
WILL therefore, only SAY. thai he will be grateful Tor pat
ronagc, and those who besiow IT, may rely upon justice
nj his hands
lie will take charge Of Negroes TO be offered for sale
either privately publicly and board them % ceais
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances
property in hand,
REFERENCES.
Spnitson " Darts, ST. John J. Pnris
Richard 1Wce join, Iiollns
mckinney & .Nosby Henry Darts
Nc Corkie s. Nc Daniel Uhtte. Iudy & brine
Burton & Rodcs Hancock & adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send &c
count 10 this office for collection.
Dec. 10 Ia
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.1iesss u iHian Il Nc D0scH Fleming b. Miller,
IJHlinn Ross and Thomas Stands.
HAkF NOTICE. that we shall, on the 9th day Of
u September lsi2 al the Franklin Hotel, in the town
of LyncbnTg, take the deposition, Of William b. Ave
reti and Others be read evidence thcra Of the
suit depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and thancery for the count, of l}oetour wherein we
are plaintiffs and You defendants and if from any
the said dispositions not taken the day above
named they will he taken the day next following, at
The place above appointed.
The President, Directors s. Company
Of The Bank IF uGinia,
August 1 wiw
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"a Gs'S'sd' E,.
Aug. 10

PURSUANT deed Of trust executed to me by San,
4 c. Parks, for certain purposes therein mentioned.
bearing date the 30th day ii August ISL. and OF re
cord in the Clerks Office Of the County Court ot An
hcrst, shall, on Friday the lGh day Of September
next if fair not the next fair day thereafter, at the
residence of the said Sam' g. Parks. Pedlar Wills.
in the county of Amhfts expose to sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following SLAVES VIZ. Hessee,
woman, Ga good cook lruner and washer,) Caroline.
girl and Bill a boy; one Mich Cow, and all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture ofthe said Sam'l e. Parks.
and also his entire interest both real and Personal IN
the estate Of the late Martin Parks. deed. The right
to the above mentioned property is deemed to be unques
tonaby good. but acting trustee. shall convey such
title only as is vested in nae BY the deed above men
tsned JOHN NJ PARKS, Trustee.
August Is WV
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
40

HUIE PROPRIETOR Of this Establishment re
turns his thanks " hls patrons for their generous
support and assures them that he has made every
rangufnent for the accommodation OF the public.
in the most comfortable manner. and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence of tue ombar-
rassneni Of the times, he has reduc-d his charges to
tho following prices:
Do,rd for man and horse per day, 81 50
Boar for do w
By the single meal for dinner, ID
For breakfast OF supper - !
For Lodging -
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors his table supplied with every variety which
tho market, can Afford and well furnished Tooms;
obligine servants. and an otteatire Osfllr.
The Proprietor sufficiently fjrtunate, notwltl-
standing the mdncss Of the winter TO obtain plentiful
supply Of ! G r. ~ that his patrons, who think
"COLD WATER - THE best"
may be assured Of always finding pitcher of good ICE
WATER-qute a luxury amid The summer heats.
The stages will call at any place for the accommoda-
ton OF travellers JAS. NJ. LANGIIORNE.
O. For hire. good Hack, gentle horses, and
careful driver. }. NJ l..
July IL w6m
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DAN RIVER LAND
FOR S.gLE.

70 50 SagAE.
FuNlIE. subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
Il LAND, lying on Dan River and Nynn's Creek,
in the County of Halifax, Virginia. seven miles East
of Milton. n c. and on the South side OF the river
tanning by survey so .3CRES, Of which there 80
acres of and creek low grounds and half CT
thirds of the 10 clear. of which there is
portion of the finest kind of TOB.fCEO E.5.t'D
The Improvements are comfortable D1 FILLING
house, with four rooms, good Tobacco Barns, Ne
gro Houses md all either BUILDINGS necessary a
Farm. He deems more particular description unne-
cessy, all persons who wish 10 buy Land like to
it before they purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately. but if is not sold
before the 30th day of September next, it will that
day 20 at public sale on the premises The terms
will be liberal and made known On tina, day.
JOHN H. CARTER.
July 2S is
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VIRGINIA.:
T. rules held in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
IA Franklin, tina 18th day Of July, 1872:
Samuel Hale, Plaintiff,
agalns!
Spared Hale and Fleming Saunders and Richard NJ Tai
isfero of John Hale deceased and Giles W. b.
Hale John Hale, Walter C. Galloway aad Judith his WIFE,
and alna Hale and John p Ilac heirs of Peter Hale decd
Defendants,
In CHAScERY.
The Defendant Spared Hale not ha, entered his appear
and given secur, according the act of assembly the
rules OF tins court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not resident of this State; motion of the
plaintiff, by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said Spared
Hale do appear here the first Monday Septo next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order
be forthwith published in the ynchhurg Nirgnian, for two
months sarcessveiy and posted the front door of tie Court
house OF this county.
ACopy-Teste,
M.G. CARPER, elk.
/ July II w2m
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E'lOssails and GuldiVatOrs!!
Aug / |

FHSIIE. subscriber is Aren't for the sale of the justly
celebrated Pi.OlGtiS manufactured by Rugcs
Nourse & Mason. Of Worcester, Massachusetts, These
plongfs have heen introduced with great into
Virginia and North Carolina. Arrangements being
made to keep in Lyucburg full assortment Of the fol
rurlnll kinds and Aiuns
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q M 4 y on Executors aud Administrator
Il 4 Just received aud for sachy
PAYNE s GREGORY.
June 6 Is