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BY virtue Of az order Of .he Orphans
Court Of Cecil county tj Subscribers a.
Administrators Of William Reed, docd..
will OTTER at Public Sal on Tuesday the
30lh Of November, inst, nj the hate resi-
dence OF said decd, the following prop
crty, to wit: ! horses, ! colt, , milk
COWS, young cattle, 7 hogs, SOW and
pigs, $ shoatS, 30 TO 10 bushels of oats, a
lot Of corn blades, from two to three hun
bred bushels Of corn in the ear, | wagon
ploughs, harroWS, cultlvatorS, drags &c:
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles not enumerated. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock. Terms, all
sums under five dollars cash: for five dol
lars and upwards, credit of six months.
REBECCA REED, -.
GEO. R. CARPENTER. Ad"'s'
Nov. Goth '47-ts
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.E%5 T1Sf'E3.
Ma. Z. r.: K. a.sescl'S.

Respectfully ohcrs his professional services
to the inhabitants Of flkton and ncjghhorhood.
Tie has been IN the practice Of his profession in
AtIHogtnn Kent county Md, for the last egh-
teen wears.
lie aay be found at the Hotel Of Mr. jacob
Johnson W at his office, next door 10 the Drug
store Of D. Hi!iace; his bed room is above the
office where he may be found at night .lnd
when iiou town professionally, intelligence may
be recclgoI from d." Wallace al what time he
viii rcturl.---
El&lou Nov, 6 1917.
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STORE HOUSE at BATTLE SWAMP.
The Store House at Battle Swamp,
lately in the occupancy OF Knight s
Abrahams. The location is central, and
offers many Inducements for business.
10 any one desiring a good stand, the
present is favorable opportunity Rent
low. Possession giyeE immediately.
Apply to w. ABRAHAMS.
Oct 30, '|7-lW Port Deposit
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GINeasssklie's tE;slr.

BY virtue Of five writS Of 6eri iacia
issued by William PIERCE, one OF theju
ces otthe peace in and tor Cecil count at
the suit OF D. w. Hutchinson and others,
against the goods and chattIes, lands and
tcnemonts, OF John I. Scott, and to me
directed, ! have seized and taken into
execution, all the right, title, interest,
s2nd claim at law and IN equity Of the
said John 7. Scott, in and to a certain
piece, parcel or tract OF land, lying and
being in Cecil county, adjoining the land
of James TrembIe, John II. Abrams and
others, and | hereby give notice that on
Friday the tenth day Of December next,
I will at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. be at the
house on said property, and viii offer The
said tract Of land for sale to the highest
bidder for cash.
JOSHUA B. CONNER, Const.
Nov ooh fits
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ss{aes Acres,
100 of which is Woodland.

100 of which is Woodland.
The Improvements are as follows
Frame Dwelling, Granary, Corn Crib,
x Stabling There is on said farm an cX-
celIent Apple and Peach orchard-aIso
spring of excellent water near the door,
The whole is under good fencing. This
farm is located in healthy neighborhood
convenient to places of public worship,
Schools, and Mechanic shops Of all kinds
Persons wishing to purchase can examine
the property by calling on the subscri-
Der, on the premises.
THOMASS s. BOTCHELL.
Bohemia Manor Cecil co Oct 80. I7.--tf
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BY virtue of a decree OF the High
Court Of Chanccry Of Maryland, the sub
scrlbcr as 'r'st"r, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door in the town
OF t.lkton, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF December next, at 3 O'Clock, T. NJ.
The lot Of ground situated on Main st..
in the village Of North Fast Cecil county
on which James \. Mercer, decd, reSid
ed at the time Of his death, being the
Real Estate of said deed. There is ON
the lot a comfortable Dwelling, a Store
House capable of containing a consider
able stock OF goods and frame stables
&C., at the back part of the lot.
The premises VIII be sold subject to the
right of Dover OF MiIIicent Mercer, Wild
ow OF James \. Mercer, decd.
The torIss Of sale as prescribed BY the
decree are, one half the purchase money
to be pad IN cash on the day of sale; and
the balance in six months thereafter, the
last payment to bear interest from the
day Of sale, and to be secured by the
bond Or note Of the purchaser with secu-
riy to be approved by the Trustee, or
the whole may be paid in cash on the
day OF sale at tn" option otth" purchaser,
The creditors o! James :. Mercer, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to file their
claims with the vouchers thereof in the
Chancerv Office within four months from
the day OF sale.
GEO. ROSS VEA/EV Trustee.
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This is to Give Notice; That the


subscribers OF CecIi county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let
tiers OF administration on the personal estate
OF William Reed; late of SAID county deceas-
ed.-All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 eNhib
ii the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 81 day of
November 1&lS they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said es-
tate. All persons indie bted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
the subscribers Given under our hands
tins 18th day of November 1917.
REbECCA REED.
GEORGE r. CARPENTER. .'"''' '''>'
Nov. 18th i7-Gw
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MILLINERY
AND DRESS MAKING

Miss sarah w. Price, respectfully an
nounccs to the Ladies' of Elkton and vicinity
that she has just returned from tn" city with Il
handsome assortment Of
F.ifL & HLSTER GOODS
consisting in part of Silks, sSatns, Eelvets and
Plush Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and varic :
ty of other articles such as are usually kept by
NllIliucra,-Shc would most respectfully ac-
know ed.re the liberal patronage heretofore eX-
tended 10 her, and hopes by strict attention to
merit coUtlnu..io" ui the same.
Nov {: Al.
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The subscriber Respectfully informs the pub
lie thar he !saS been appointed constable Tor the
End election District Of Coed County and is pre-
pared to transact all business winch may be en-
trusted tp his care.
He viii attend pnnctnally to the collection
OF accounts, and he hopes to be able to rive
general satisfaction.
NICHOLAS PLUMBER
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81. gEa Sssssg5


No. 52marIiet street Wilmington, Del.
Has now in store and oaors at reduced prices
Broad Cloth s. French Cioaatngs.
Polka style Figd. 9 Gard. c!oahings, all WOOL,
Ombre stripe 80
Blk s. blue blk. Broad cloth 9
Also On na,.d
french s. English Ma.>Goes, sc.
French tIerlnpcs, blue blk {. choice cJ.onrs,
Enrlish
Pararnetta cloths, Coburg cloths,
Alpaca Luslces Sc. &c.
Those in want Of sla.r!. Z: genJs lnay expect
argains, rs he Will sell worry cheap, his
Tarkerri 6AaWls, GeaAne.e Sa>gs &c.
He has had made to order, "a lot ot
MtFFS < BOAS,
which vii! be disposed Of at manufacturers pm.
ccs
Cloths, Cassimercs & Satinoas,
still !'rthcr reduced in price.
Ene,p ,rtjdc Ia his linz. ao'] t.. Tie
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
3! market street Wilmington.
Feb 10th 1876.
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Trustees Sale.

In virtue of a Decree in Equity, the
subscriber as Trustee will.sell to the high
est bidder at Public Sale on
Monday the 2Oth of December
next, at II O'Clock \. NJ. at Reynolds
Tavern in Port Deposit, all that FARM
or tract OF land situated near the head Of
the ,'us1Nrhanna Canal in Cecil county,
of which Alexander Fulton, died seized,
known by the name OF
".fDUIIIDN TO UOIGHERTI1S
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ENDEiIOER ''
and containing about


This land is situated adjoining the
lands Of Thomas Fulton, and is SAID TO be
Of very GOOD quality. Persons wishing
to purcnus" are requested to examine
the property previous to the day Of sale
The terms Of sale prescribed by the De-
cree, are that one third ot the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day
Of sale, one third in SIX and one thlra in
twelve months, with interest from the
day Of sale and security approved by the
Trustee.
II. W. ARCHER, Trustee.
Nov. 20, 't7--ts
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DEporuAATloN OF VlRmalA.--Ihc PAX
cIsbufg save! informs Us that upwards ot
seventy enHiarauls, T. ie% DAYS ago paste"
lurouah that town. iroH. TIC valley Of Viz
ginia On tuelr way. vln large number OF
s.a,cs. to II SOUL, and the remainder to
Iowa. Thus, says the Gazette. is Virginia
peoplii,. other states when she ought. to
hold her own and attract immigrants !lcin
abroad
Observation-Disclosures Mapa-
zine says: "Therc is but one way OF Oh
tanning bnsinpss-publicitv; one way OF
obtaining NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The
newspaper is the Ily-wheel by which the
motive power Of business enterprise is
sustained, and money the steam by which
the advertising is kept going.
Fnon MnAlco.-The New York jour
nal Of Commerce publishes the following
extract of letter from very respecta-
bic house in the city oi Mexico, dated
Oct. 20. 1917:
"AIr Irist has again invited our gov
ernment to new conferences. May God
grant that the result Of hom may be
peace, which we so much DESIRE"
THE NEXT IForsG-The wings, having gain
ed Il member IA Mississippi, will have IIG un-
doubted members N the next io1aa, aud the 10.
cofocos IA wing majority otiour, net incInd-
ing the "ony representative oih!S party" Mr.
LEVIN, Native.
NIAGARA Suspension BRpGE.--Thc Magma
suspension bridge was put under contract on
Tuesday November 9th, at SlS) 900 Mr.. El!ct,
Of Philado phals the contractor.
MASSACHUSETTS EiuCTIoH Briggs clear
majority over Gushing, in all but towns, is
2.2oj Minority in the State against Cushing
25,jOG.
F. w. Thomas, the literary, author of
"CIinton Bradshaw" has become a mem
Der Of the M. f. church, at Cincinnati.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.; That

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE; That
the subs ribcEs Of Cecil county, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Cour, of said
county, letters of administration on the per
sonal estate OF Thonas Williams late
OF said county deceased. ALL persons
having claims against the SAID deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly aulhentl-
Gated, on or before the l4th day Of October
ISIS; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qncs.ed 10 make immediate payment to
!he subscribers. Given under our hands
this 10th dav Of October lSl7.
MAEGERY II WILLIAMS, ,d,o,,,,.
ALEXANDER WILSON. -A'''' ''' '''
Oct. 18th '47--Gw
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A Gard to The Ladies',

Il. VI I.ecch forms the ladies that she has
lust returned from the city with a handsome
assortment Of winter millinery, consisting of
Ncvets, Sathus, Ribbons ont side and !n-slde
flowers l1die. drras caps and tue usual assert
ment of goods kept hY mi!nnrs.
CIoa'> Dress making rs usual Ladies wishing
10 cconumlze can have their dresses and cIoaks
cut and bastcd- Sue would gratefully achpowl-
edge the very liberal patronage heretofore On
tended to her and solcils continuation Of the
same Now IS, l8l7.
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Call and see the
We Ess ,$YD * r..

OPPOSITE JOHESON'S HOTEL.
MILLER s BROTHER, Have Just re-
turned from the city, and opened a new and
beautiful stock of
Efssi ssjaA 5SiHicr Goods
which they are selling at very reduced prices;
consisting III part of
Cloths, Cassmeres' Satncts,
Twecds Wooden & Cotton Flanncs,
L'nseys, baz.s, Tickngs,
Domestic stripes and Plaids, Alpacas,
Neflnos, Cashmeres, De LANES,
Col'd. Plads, Glnghans, Prints,
5 quarter Linen and Cotton Table Diapers,
Blcached and Brown Shcctngs, Heavy Brown
and White ShirtIngs, Il handsome lot OF Shawls,
Caps, Comforts, NestngS, Hosiery, Silk, Linen
and Cotton l!dlts., DrilIimgs, Camhrics, Crash,
Checks Cotton, Tapes, Buttons, SC,
Groceries, slucenawarc, Hardware
inwarc, Cedar and Earthenware
Boots Shoes, Hats. CAPS
The market price for all kinds Of Country
Produce in exchange for Goods.
EIktou, Oct. 10th, 1877.
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FOR SALE. OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale his new TIcQs
in Beau Street II is an excellent House VIII
ii lot attached There is an excellent pump Of
water al the door, probably the best in Elhtc
The situation is handsome, and ii is Il very G..
sirublc residence | will sell it or Will IL.
il to rood tenant.
WILLIAM JONES
Oct % ~
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EXECUTORS SALE
Fgs :aEs5aF2sc
e 70 IL .EltNE,. ElslFHl,

EEF2sEEl El%T.fX'f1,
The subscriber will offer at public
sale, on Wednesday, the eighth day OF
December next, at - O'Clock, NJ, at the
house Of Thomas Gibson, in the village Of
Newark, county Of New Castle, and state
OF Delaware, all the real estate OF John
Thompson, decd: consisting OF several
TRACTS AND PARCELS or LAND
in the village aforesaid. A valuable
r. a IL VI,
called Oakland, two miles from Newark,
on the public road to Elkton, containing
about
500 sEcroG.
The land Is of good quality, is well wa
tered, and has large proportion of
woodland. The Improvements are a
comfortable dwrIIlng-house, a barn, and
other out-buildngS. The situation is
healthy, and its vicinity to Newark,
where there is college, academy, and
other schools, renders it a desirable resi-
dence for any person having family to
educate. 1t will be sold entire, or div9-
ed to suit purchasers.
A tract of land called Tusculum, about
half mile from Newark, on the public
road to Christiana Bridge; containing 81
acres: about one third woodland, the re-
mainder highly improved and produce
tive.
A lot in Newark containing 3 acres.
onWhich is commodious dweihng-housr
the late residence OF the deceased, with
barn, carriage house, and all other ne
ces&ary out buildings. Two other lots
OF land near Newark, one containing two
the other eleven acres.
The terms Of payment can be made
accommodating.
The property will be shown at any
time to persons wishing to purchase, or
any more particular information will be
given on application to the subscriber,
by letter or otherwise.
J. CHAMBERLAIN, Ex'tor.
Nov. Is, Ats
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TRf S EE'S SALE.

In virtue Of Decree in Equity, the
subscriber as Trustee, will sell to the
highest bidder al Public Sale, on
Monday the goth of December
next, at REYNOLDS Tavern in Port De-
post, the undivided moiety OF Lot OF
Ground, situated on the Susquehanna
River, at or near the town OF Port De-
post between the Still House Wharf and
the wharf where Browns saw mill late
~ stood, above and adjoining the proper
ty Of Jacob Tome.
This Lot binds on the River about 800
feet, and extends up the hill about 200
feet. 1t is valuable for
WHARVES,
and is said to contain many valuable
tsgiaTrEes
of Granite Stone, for which there is a
large demand for building the Fortifca-
tionS at Soiers's Point, Sc. The terms
ofsaIn prescribed by the Decree, are that
one third OF the purchase money shall be
paJdin cash on The day ofaai", and the
balance in equal instruments at three and
six months with interest, for which the
purchaser viii be required to give notes
with security approved by the Trustee.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock
\. M.
II. w. ARCHER, Trustee.
Nov 20, '47-ts
" Il
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4 mhrellas.---Just received ten dozen large
a. and small cotton umbrellas direct from the
manufacturer, and selling at unusual low prices
Nov, E Al. N. w. PALMER, Agent.
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4 Il esery.--A frs, rate assortment nfsilk, cot
z Z ton and wooIlcn hose---also chldrcn'B ho-
siery assorted siZcsl
Nov. 6 ~ n. w PALMER, Agent
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whenever their services may hg required.
Persons engaging furniture from them
may re- y upon having il well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHHANk,
MATTHEW CANYN ELL
Elkton June 27lA '4G---
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E[ ccp Warm.--Just received laroc 10, ot
sE choice Nuts and Buas Of hitcI, aud Mar
tan fus which win be sold at very small al.
vince at the cheap store, 81 Market It.
Nov,G NJ. \. w. PALMER, Agent
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NIAGARA SusptNsIoS BRpGE.--Thc Niagara
suspension bridge was pat under contract on
Tuesday November 9th, at SlS), 900. Mr.. Elict,
Of Philadcpnla Is the contractor.
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called Oakland, two miles from Newark
on the public road to EIkton, containing
about
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MASSACHUSETTS +, mcTios Briggs clear
majority over Gushing, in all but ) towns, is
2.2oj Majority in The State against Gushing
%, SOC.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

tine, Mr.. Sells, and he would further
move, that 200 extra copies Of the bill be
printed with his name in large capitals on
them. for the special use of the gentleman,
so that he could distribute them at plea.
sure Mr.. L. said he was not suspicious
Of the people of Iowa, particularly of his
constituents-he would not, like other
gentlemen,
"Sing and pray, and read the psalms.
And raise his eyes to Heaven, and be a hypocrite
STILL"
for the sake Of currying favor with his con
stituents The gentleman seemed to see
whlrlwind in every breeze, and polit.
ical assassin in every man that moves
about him-'twas true, "that guilty con
science needs no accuser''--he felt for the
gentleman from Muscatine, (Mr. Sells, y
pied before his constant naqsi1iaAd pei It was
natural that misery should want com
panion, For his part, ne Mr.. L had
no reason to retract or recall any thing he
had done in that House. Any bill that
he introduced, ne was not ashamed Of.
he was willing the people should see any
bill be introduced--he would vote for it
and the gentleman from Muscatine was
welcome to all he could make out Of it.
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SENATE

MaNDAT. Feb. !. 49,
Mr.. Bradley presented The petition Of
sundry citizens Ct Dnbuaue. Jones, and
Jackson counties. praying fer The location
Of State road. from Cascade 10 Guis
Ferry; l,jd upon he table.
H. X. file. nc. Il. bill &c define !he
duties Of Prosecuting Attorneys; aud &c
provide compen9aticn ior their services
was reaG ihi:d lime and passed; also
Senate hle, No SO, memorial to Con
gress, for = srani Ct land upon which to
iooats The ssat D! government for he
Stats Of Iowa.
II r. file, No. 49, al act fixing ths
salaries Of certain Offices therein named
aad providing for .heii payment, oelng
the order Of The day, was considered -
committee Of The whole. NJ. Springer III
The Chair The committee arose and re
ported The Dill back 10 the Senate, with
sundry amendments; whereupon he cues
Ion being Upon concorrng in The FIRST
amendment; which was 10 strike Oct 5 :
o00 ard insert $500, as salaries FOR Su
prelne Judges 1t was lost The balance
Of the amendments MADE by the committee
were conculred ill., the bill read third
line and passed.
Mr. Benton presented he claim Of
Thurston and Tizzard. Tor printing re
fereo to committee On Claims
Mr. Baker, Oh leave, introduced Senate
file, No So, 8 bill to amend al act entitled
Ell act 10 locate Territorial road therein
named, approved Jan. 18th, l047, which
was read first, second and third time
and passed.
On motion Of Mr. Hughes, Senate file,
No. 40, a bill prescribing the general du-
ties Of Governor, was considered IN com
nittee Of the whole: Mr.. Wheeler in the
chair, The committee reported the bill
Uack TO the Senate, with sundry amend
ments, which were ooncurred in, and
the bill ordered to its third reading on
to-morrow.
Adjourned.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
TWO O'CLOCK. ?. M.

On motion Of Mr., Bradley, Senate file,
No. ST. bill for laying out and establish
ing certain State roads therein named was
taken from the table and referred to the
committee OF Roads.
On motion of Mr. Sprott, the report Of
the Joint committee on adjournment, was
taken from the table. After sundry mo-
lions to amend, lay upon The table, &c,
the report Of said committee was so a.
lnended as to read I'D February, instead
Of the 5lh March, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Sanford, on leave, introduced,
Senate file, No. 80, a joint resolution rel
alive to the adjournment of The present
General Assembly on the 22d inst, which
was read first second and third time
and passed. -.
M. Hughes moved to take from the
table, Senate file, No. 81, bill regulat-
ing The election Of District Judges
Mr. Brown, on leave, introduced Sen
ate file, No. so, bill to establish State
road therein named which was read a
first, second and third time and passed.
Adjourned until Tomorrow morning.
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ART y, The present treaty shall be in fore.
from this day, and for the term of ten years
and further, until the end of twelve months after
either Of the high contracting parties shall have
given notice to the other of its intention to ter
inmate the same, each of the said high contract
ing parties reserving to itself the right of giving
such notice at the emo of the said term Of ten
years, or at any subsequent term.
ART. 10. The present treaty shall be approx
ed and ratified BY the President of the United
States OF America, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate of the said States, and by
his Majesty the King of the Kingdom of the
Tive Sicilies, and the notifications shall be ex-
changed at Naples, at the expiration Of six
months from the date Of Its signature, or sooner
if possible
In witness whereof, the respective pienipo-
tentiaries have signed the same, and have affixed
thereto The seals of their arms.
Done at Naples the first of December, in the
year year one thousand eight hundred and forty five.
And whereas, The said Treaty has been duly
ratified on both paris and the respective ratifi-
cations Of the same were exchanged at Naples,
Oh the first day Of June, one thousand eight
hundred aad pforty six, BY William H polk,
Charge d. Affaires of the United States and D.
Giustino Fortunate, Knight Grand Cross Of the
Royal Military Constantinian Order Of st.
George, and of Francis the 1st., Minister Secre-
tary Of State Of his SAID Majesty; D. Michael
Gravina and Requesenz, Prince Of Comitini
Knight Grand Cross Of he Royal Order Of
Francis the list, Gentleman of the Chamber in
waiting, and Minister Secretary of State of his
said Majesty; and y. Antonio Spineili, OF Sea.
lea, Commander Of the Royal Order Of Francis
the lst Gentleman of the Chamber Of his sao
Majesty, Member Of the General Consuita, and
superintendent General OF the Archives of the
Kingdom, on the part Of their respective Coy
ernments:
Now, therefore, be It known, thai T, JANE
K. POLK, President of the United States Of A
merica, have caused the said treaty tc be made
public, 10 the end that the same, ant ever
clause and article thereof, may be observed ant
fulfilled with good faith by The United State
and The citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hereunc sci m
hand. and caused the seal Of The Unltec State
to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington; this wen
fourth day OF July, in the year 81 or
Lord one thousand eight hundred ant
SEAL. forty-six, and of the independence Q
the United States the seventy first
JAMES X PCLK
BY the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of Stale