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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
l. By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court 81
Fairfax county, rendered in the case of }. Lu,
cius Davis and others against }. II. Bartlett an"
others, l shall, as commissioners therein naneu
cticr for SALE in front of the Court House door
of Fairfax county, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of December, 1871, Court day, TWO-Tlll EDS
of the TWO TRACTS OF LAND of which
james Davis and wife died seized in said c"uIi-
ty, according to plat to be exhibited on inc
day of sale. Said land lies six miles north wcS.
of the Court House, two miles north of the Little
River Turnpike road, adjoining the LANDS OF
Hudson Bennett, William Hunt, Hosbrook, NC
1t is abuntluntly wooded. well watcrcd and ell
giby situated. About 30 acres are clenrcd;mo
Will be sold in TWO TRACTS of about 2oo
acres each. Mr.. Charles Stewart residing on
the Turnpike, near the land, will exhibit 1t to
those desiring to purchase. =.
Terms: Onc-tcnth cash, and the residue IN
three equal instalments at t. l. and Is mouths
secured by the notes Of the purchaser and re-
tcntion of the title till the last payment Is made;
the land to be resold in case of default OF the
purchaser in making the deferred payments
NJ DULANY BALL,
Fairfax co., nov 23-wts
TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue ofa deed Of
L trust from Margaret Heizrl, dated 2lSt OF
August, 1863, recorded in the land Records OF
Fairfax county, Liber X, No. !, Folio, l9I, ana
for the purpose therein mentioned, snail onci
by public auction, at Fairfax Court House, on
being Court r t dnyJ the TRACT OF LAND in
said Iced described, containing 93 acres and IS
poles, it being Lot No. , in the division of
Samuel l.. and Susan L. Burmese real estate.
The above DESCRIBED property lies about two ",
miles north Of Clifton iasaid county, and is valu.,
able for lis timber consisting principally Of
White Oak. Selling rs trustee. shall convey
such title only us is vested in me, which Is be-
lievcd to be unquestionuble.
Terms Cash. Sale to take place betwccA
u and II o clock. THQS.' Il: LOVE-,
Fairfax county. oct 1G-eots trustee.
lzas" The above sale is postponed to the 18th
OF DECEMBER next.
no 23-rots TIIOS. Il. LOVE, Trustee.
KID GLOVS--In light co'crs, for Balls and
IL Opera wear, all sizes, received This day and
for sale by G. G. BERRY,
nos ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

~ AT
WILMER & SLAYMAKER'S,
Alexandriq, Virginia.
Owing to our very largely increased sales we
have to announce cur second return from New
York for this season with u very large addition
10 our stock Of
DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS, &c
Many of the former, owing to the latencSs ct
the season, have been purchased ut great reduc-
tons over prices earlier some 1t almost one
half. We n;tlnc among others
\ l1unst ILL cnlnr. IN Silk Murn Eninc lincs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

NIGHT REPORT Night cloudy, witha slight
fall of snow between nine and ten clock--un-
til about eleven o'clock when it cleared away
cold and with the wind from the north west
Ice was formed in the cutters; and heavy
frost was visible this morning. Three dodgers
and six prisoners were at the station house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

No THROUGH NORTHERN MAIL.-There
was no through Northern mail this morning,
in consequence of the late arrival Of the New
York train at the Washington depot-so late
that no connection WAS made with the South
ern trains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23
Prince William co, 40 G-lnw-iw

WN. Il. PAYNE.
THOMAS MOORE.
Prince William CO., no G-lnwiw Com rs
| ------------ >,
HE.EsSi9 - 11SA"J'
AUECo!iGGE "I!T At" nIt''tI 'NS%!iS- 1r
'E'RI 81 81 ~ or y ~ MoI J. ~ 80
a oN Z I-f--' - - T. IL ,'"i' "''no!.tS
Q: deed Of ir,st :;'!:l !iL'fGW " a'.sF H!E WE
To me. datcc the -" oi Jai%' 1910; III" GUY 'e-
corded, va! o"tr -; s.'!G. - a',*,'yi "t
TIT rs DAY, i)"cri!l:,Y: +; RI, 2: - c!o:N
H., OIL tio premises, i NOUS !: ;l.i's 40 tsii:%
in the city 81 t'cX";.IEii'' On inc mort ';'i LIZ.
c c (" V.t ~ ',.,' 1 80 Fv .r., 3 f.
Tb! snIr vii h.. n fer cash: but the carry
secured Will allow Il cro,:i. .: IL, months on halt
49,. r',r,.%! ~. ,oCrcv h.,,rin,e inr,rn.t,
nov ll.1uwtd r. JOHNSTON. Trustee.
-, ,,,I-,-.1-I>-7.,,. II 49, C,1I-
loM ML9Sin TN ;, t,i BIZ:
~ :: Blh VIZ ThD i EN- ~
~ ~ I r;r, TJI CHnrf o Fun ' c%uH,v, BRO
| nounccd on the iitn -! >ci;r!i'nrF: io'' III the
c"anccry cause OF Gh!.i!'> -. fh'!!iPS ann =,
| Will. ~ c1m'niS>!3!Gf l"cTe!! Ha'Htu' "icL W
pubic sale 10 I'D" h!GncsI o'Uue!: ~ 'nt !'o'i.
door OF Tie C"nrt mouse 81 Ealu cGnn'si 81 On
MONDAl' i"c ~ ~ , ~ ~ y pSpSIb'
S0Lrt gay, lhat ,.,EC vi; ="
ERl known ~ 'hG C"' - - ;1b
about ~ acres 81 i,!tH; IL VIII.
MIL! > OhE' - ~ ~ W I Joi 81
| OF which the iatG 1ho!iaS lh'!"PS u'co LII
The terms of sale require the purchaser to pay
down in caSh on tic cay y! s,'.s 80 ~ ~
the purchase money sum s"'t'r;.' 10 Ply eno
cApehSes ~ ~. '''t 'i'' 49,, h rn.idrn nf
cc"tr b"h"S WIN So"' >er'i'.S va 'i'I
therurGis,e n"n"y' I&Ea'!% Equal ,"mI !" w "HG,
~" anu !'!cr WI, ''''' I,i III NO ro,;neI
,;i .i'"r rrhs. Money hnu he n.jd
,'J , I'ao sct T., rr.aIc ri The risk and
.au ~, ~ ~, "s,r ,,,,n i,ilmrr,o comply
cost OF the hr:t Fe'sIpF1 t'' * ?EP'
WIN - Commissioner of Sale.
| Eouo,,;cr oorntv not 23-enrs
-
TOM VI lSSlONEKS SALE Of AVA
! y BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALEAAA-
DRlA ' Ally virtue OF !" decree OF the Eor-
p"r1t"n C'IFl Hr t% rs ~ III nf 1aj ronr
!c'.uc' :" 80 ~ ~ l ,,- "a u,;f, ~. unnrv
II me sun .! S ''rt rnn,n,;:
j.. simpson ~ ~. inv '';G I'.S,. will nxn',s,
slohc' "tp"'miL: ~ .i ~ r,,,I If rho nrrn,
10 s"'r, y TI:RDNS III. n duv Of December,
IS-i - 70 ~, Ill that LOT or GROUND. 80
rr;,h h TWO TRNlIE TENEMENrS there. m53
",'r .;,,,.a1 =, ,h .nuhnIst Intersection Of EIIr
md a. IHn,Lms ,rr.,s in m, said city of Alcxur-
any, =, ,r,t IN ina, .trr,, a. feet and IN deD,h
u!i' ~ i'E''' VIZ 1870, - H. roni rsI,to
NV ttIt III I',''n' w -, . No.; .,'
OF which hI,' cr",I ue' '"' ,,.,rcb,.o noncv in
Ierl'S oiIe,'r'rta " .'J h rr.iIur in tbren
c">ll -, ill., Ivy % ,''. r ,v,vr and cirbtrrn
cqt' i'ts ''e ~, J a' ~ ih Gr,arrr3 nav.
months II? 'nt u''S .. r S,' ."I - I.io t.HJ
.''cilt9 90 noi1 h. 49,. II, ,hc nmrri,srr or
,'yr',n..r. win n,,,r,,yrd security and the re-
49,. ,,.i, IN th ur,,,,rr,y until they
,:l S.,,,',,s anal rnur.v,uc;nr az the ey-
~. '''r ,ho '',r,i.,,.r.
P'''So % wv A nrrr STI-AET
N'''''Ni r' - y I,' - SS.,lo
nov i-eotS C1..sII !. -. ,.-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

New BApTlsISG GROUND. -For long time
past all the baptiSmal dimensions in this city
except those conducted in the Baptist church,
have been performed in the cove between the
lower ship yard and Jones Point oft what is
known as the Baptisng Ground Ice House
Hill, and Battery Rodgers, but on Sunday last
a diversion was made and several colored per
sons were baptiscd in the canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

LIBRARY FESTIVAL. The ladies festival
for the benefit ofthe Alexandria Library com-
menced at Sarepta Hall last night. 1t is exceed
ingIy attractive, and there is no place at which
more agreeable evening eau be spent. 1t Is,
above ali Others. the place for those who are
fond of things that arc good to eat aud drink.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

Run AwAY.-Two horses attached to a
wagon, standing at Hariow's stora, became
frightened, this morning, and started off up
Cameron street at a furious gait. At Christ
Church corner the wagon struck the lamp post
and was smashed. hut the horses still Went on
dragging it after them. and were not stopped
until they had almost reached the cltyS limits.
The team belonged to Mr. B. T. Safer, of
Euilfnr1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

CATTLE TRADE--Thc cattle trade on the
O., 4. & NJ. r. r., this season greatly ex-
Gees that of any previous year, and from it
the road, irrespective Of its other business re,
ceives large income. Mr.. j. \. Evans, the
agent of the road, LETT here day before yester-
day for Texas to perfect arrangements for the
transportation of the large herds that will soon
nass through here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23
r ASST NOTICE.

SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR GIFTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

TID GLOES-In light coicrs, for Balls and
IL Opera wear, all sizes, received this day and
for sale by {. Z. BERRY,
-; ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

RESCUED. The family of City ColectorJno.
II. Hill, were awakened late last hight bya loud
but curious noise AMI soule of them during a
search for the cause Of it, found large strange
dog suspended by 4 collar from one OF the pan
ueIs of the gate and choakiug to death. lie
was rescued at once, aud left the premises ut
rapid rate. 1t is supposed that he was accl-
dentally caught while climbing over the gate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23
At LOUISVILLE, Ky.
6bn Saturday. December Is. 1871.

IUU,OUU tCKCts OF ADMISSION, 5IU CHCI1, CUTTtH-
cy: half tickets, So; quarter tickets, $3.50.
Tickets will be sent 10y registered letter; the
money for them may be sent by =. .. money or
der, grecnbacks or draft.
Each ticket consists of four quarters, value
50 50 each The holder is entitled to admission
to the Concert, md to the value of the gift
awarded to it or its fraction.
S55O.OOO IN GREENBACkS will be dis
tributed to holders Of tickets, in gifts Of from
100000, the highest, to 500, the lowest, being
III gifts in all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-23

OYSTERS. The oyster business has Increased
so much in this city during the last few years,
that Alexandria is now one of the best markets
for the boatmen engaged in the trade. During
the past week or two the demand has been so
great that it had to be supplied not only by
vessels from the Chesapeake but by the Balti-
more steamboats, y cargo arrived up this
morning and was soon disposed Of at remunera-
tive rates
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
Mobile and Northwestern RallrOad.
The Mobile Tribune Of Yesterday SAWS:

Mobile and Northwestern 8a1lFoa0.
The Mobile Trib.ne of yesterday says:
The first party Of engineers of this road
commenced work yesterday in making q
preliminary survey for route. The start
ing point was the foot Of Government street,
along which line will be rum toward Spring
Hill. and thence ON westwardly to the Mis-
sissippi line, etc. Mr.. 8. D. Brown is the
chief Of this party, and other parties are
being organized and will soon be in the
field. The work, We are informed, will be
pushed forward vigorously, and there are
good Indications that those having the pro-
ject in hand are determined upOn making il
. success. The scheme is receiving hearty
support in Mississippi, and private as we'll
as public aid has been freely extended to it.
The Mobile subscription list il not yet COM
plete, but the directory have determined not
to wait for this, but to 60 ahead upon what
they have and trust to the patriotic senti-
ment Of our people to help the thing along.
All who have not yet subscribed can do 60
at the company's Office, ON st. Francis street,
small amounts being received as cheerfully
as larger ones. In three months, we are
credib1y informed, the division from here
to jackson will be ready for contract.
In this connection it were well to state,
and we are requested to do so, that it is by
no means certain that Government street
will be chosen as the route BY which the
road will come into the city. Other routes
will be surveyed, and that will be selected
which appears to be the best and least
Objectionable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

A very young miss in Chicago, writing to
friend Of here in Boston, brings the follow
ing narrowing charge against her teacher:
Our School teacher hade to brace [breakl
up school because she hade to 20 back to
Boston she didn't tell any of the School
children why she had to go back to Boston
put she came to see Mama before she went
PACK 10 BOSTON and told Mama why she
tell Daisy and till Chris mas dav why she
made to 60 back to Boston will tell you
why she hade to go back to Boston she was
gong to get mared and think she was
mean to brack up School for that don't you!"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

Speaking of the acquittal of young Gum,
who shot his sisters seducer, the San Fran
cisco bulletin says: "The unwritten code
OF society ranks honor at higher value
than life; the written code of the State
ranks honor too low, and makes the
penalties for violation Of It too light. There
needs to be a sharper legal definition Of
crimes against chastity, with more rigorous
penalties. Rights Of property are far more
carefully guarded than tine innocence of
women and the honor of the marital rela-
ton. The petty larceny rogue, who NAV
have been impelled BY hunger and poverty.
is sent to prison, pillory or chain gang with
stern promptness and certainty, while the
sedncer, the sduiterer or the bigamist is
victed, under the operation of loose laws
loosely admini6tored.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.


w ~4AfAV0Akxk28AN
Having removed to the elegant and speel
nee, 40. 0l Canal street, formerly known
ters Building now
BLACK11AR,9 TEMPLE OF Mu4
Continues to dispose Of Piares and 0feAn9
oess makers, very low for cash, o. On -
l6wed without charge for interest. Noseea4 q
quired: lien ON the instrument being retn!s
Oid f1An0e taken In part nay for new.
oocono-nend f1anOo and Organs for rent -
rens money allowed toward purohase.
MY 1losheA Ct Cenauceing MY -
HrstI keep NO instruments but thoee
ooee mstofiee Having been dealing IN 49,
vyt9ans t0f sixteen yeaxs. my long ezp9r
Rerecs constance. guarantee to give entls Z.
second-I have, pat one rrios fer eeeA {
lent ana that = The regular retail fhoeo
Which y marked IN plain Agures on care
s1, svssy psano and esgen msny des's r..
pect % GET and then, when "beaten 49,
ps.sS.:ss M 1 u ~ Is b 'i s. -
TSild-f H. i the sxauaAssurse. and q z
guarantee for sx yeeus sd warrant eve3y
ment g please. . o. - exehanssa
I odsr Co., ~, rsssvaea. esvsa -
Pianos. Of liz 1gone Aru1-olass nnakeea g.
= go 6eooa4Aana Hlanae - = 49,
setaNe C1H0ee 0EQnno ~ = o9H c.
- ~ g n - - "A - ~ . Fl
fasles o. e S1sSane SisiSS,s a =
~ 49, - OhnSoA 0q1ne q .lglo
oA1G0t4 Al lkA0k1AL
49, - - Ou1A ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

The creditors Of JOHN Thompson, proprie
tor of Thompson's Bask.Nose Reporter, have
appealed to Judge Woodruff to set aside his
discharge in bankruptcy, on the ground that
thompson had BY cOllusion with his sons,
Hamuel C!and F. f.. concealed over mil
them from coming to the hands of the
sssignees in bankruptcy for the benefit Of
his creditors. Judge Woodruff hao the
matter under his confederation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

A lady writes to know it it il proper-that
is, if it is lady -like-to retaliate by squeezing
back when map squeezes her hand 10 4
stage. Well, ye9 might squeeze easy, Just
enough 70 let him know that you are not
turn around and ask him chow il that for
high :" or anything Of that kind, or he misht
think 1t strange, or think you were too }or.
ward. And don't say "keno," neither. fnr
that u played out.-Ness York Democrae
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
FOUNDRIES.

GR0RG1 CR0NAN,
(Sucoessor 10 Bennett Iuros)
SOUrHKnN oRNANUrAk NOE W01
Oognee Ha0olia and BrAto GtEeeol ia
Hear Jaoksou 1ailrooA DoQo&4
New OrisanA L.
BlAcksmithing end Heusswsrk in eeae
store Ftoutas Gte., nade 3 eg1ee at III
notice.
sO0ao q 1AN4nuuAFv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

In = lecture in Chicago the other evening,
George Francis Train, being asked to give .
definition Of egotism, replied: (" He liked
himself better than he liked any other body
IN the world. Egotism is power Power is
the thing-power and cheek. Humanity is
. dead failure. Those who are afraid of
the world and it's criticism call others egot-
lists. There i natural law which regulates
imam. Under this law all men reach their
level The big logs always get over tho
small ones in the mill pond. In . wagon
lo6d q potatoes travelling over rough
foad the small ones always 60 to the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

OUTBREAKS OF THE REDS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

during the previous history Of the republic.
with France, Great Britain and other
powers, will be found in executive dOcu-
ment No. LII. First Congress, second SEES
sion. They are mostly treaties of naviga-
ton and commerce, and contain NO unusual
provisions requiring notice here.
The extent of undisputed Dominican ter
ritOry, twenty-five thousand two hundred
and twelve square miles, the portion of
which has been formerly involved in dis.
pute with Hayti, being about one thousand
square miles.
The commissioners were not unmindful
OF various rumOrs, which had been circu-
lated ON divers occasions, that concessions
or grants Of lands were made to officials of
the treaty OF annexation was negotiated in
1867. No pains were spared to ascertain
the exact truth on this subject.
In addition to an examination Of all
grants from the government of the republic.
the commissioners further caused their ne.
searches to 60 into all municipal grants Inv
the town Of SANTANA, where rumor had
located the supposed grants. The officers
Of the municipality and the records were
carefully examined, and INQUIRY WAS aiso
made Of the authorities Of Sam Dominon
and after this investigation the commies;sn''
ers can declare without hesitation tS.t
there was no particle Of evidence or colo,
of evidence for the charges. -S-
Tho Dominicans repeat . willingness Ia
be annexed on terms Of the treaty 81 1880
asking in addition the payment Of rent for
SANTANA Bay during the years that .peeo-
t,a5ions n nave been pending: They are also
", M,I iaaa % spprCprlste one-9fth Of tho pub
nc Janus tor schools, providing the United
states VIII appropriate $4,000 for. the &C.
tannsnment Of an agricultural and scientific
: - relaflcn to Dominioan undergraduates,
ne co1mieenere saF thsge = but one
chance for tkat republic eySr e recover
~ undergraduates, I'D - ~ become,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
NEW ORLEANS SILVER MAH
sBGANURACrOkY.

Attention = particularly directed . nyo
TABLE WARE, snch q
SPOONS, FORKS. ETC
Prices - low - ct any 1ogtheen $500
and CHRApKR THAI m AMI HOuNR r.
oRLRAHA Quality and sty,s equal tsa
guarantees given in Al caseA Every 49,
Medals, Badges. Military elt-platsa. ews1
tngs. &C., manufactured IN the NEST agol1l1l
ner and ct low peicea al q
A. HIMlEL4 Pfopeige
de4 lisp No. lse Pey1snp6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

DOOLEY'S YEAST B0NpER 4
ID now alnsst universally ussa b the KitehM
Camp. the Galley. Il 4 not enly The tsst ts3l
Cheapest Baking Powder, and u unsqualed ST
production Of elegant anA whslessas
ROLLS, nlsCUlTs, BREAD,
GridAle Calsss, WaAes, Dssinos, -
Composed Of the purest and beSt rkhtsra1s =
put up in Tins which are, t. all intents -
poses, impervious to the action q weat1
time. ~
II WIN Keep for Years II Any CT
To those who have newer used it, We ~ a
. fair trial, and our word for it, you win thesr
use NO other kind.
Put up in quarter pound. half pound. - r.
and i've Pound cans, actual weight
sead Gessrally ~ Grscers, sAiD ca
al Dealers.
DooLEY 4 BROTHER, Propsisss
~,{if|
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

ICpuUAlC, VI tu0 mayhem 1rO0Cler. Ih0
force of the army at 'Cabral's command
in cases of emergency, force into their ser,
vice all the male population upon whom
they lay their hands. 1t has been claimed
that he has controlled the Dominican part
Of BarobOra and received supplies through
it, but this certainly is no longer the case.
On the other hand, it is charged by the
present Dominican government that he has
received supplies through Hayti. and that
Haytien soldiers and arms have been at his
disposal. The commission obtained evil
dence OF this fact from many sources.
They also examined Haytien prisoners,
speaking only the language of the Haytiens
and having in their hands muskets bearing
the Haytien stamp.
The commissioners believe that, had the
revOlutiOnists welded only their own forces,
they would long ago have been put down.
Their whole Importance is derived from the
help of foreign intriguers and from the fact
that behind them stands the Haytien
nation, which has nearly three times the
population and revenue of the Dominican
republic. and which has never relented in
its aggressive policy, and at whose head is a
president elevated by . bloody instruction,
involving the murder Of his predecessor.
Haytien aggressions and other causes az
gravate the difficulties Of the Dominican
republic. Among them are provincial .jeal-
0usy between the north and south sides of
the island, military chiefs heading small
clans in various districts, and the convent
ence neighboring islands afford for revolu-
tionary and insurrectionary operations. All
these difficulties the commissioners believe
would disappear should the Dominican
republic be efectually protected by connec-
ton with strong nation. Local self.4oy-
eminent in the island has been greatly. OBJ
structed BY internal difficulties and disturb
ances. yet many town councils still preserve
an eiilcient existence, and are composed Of
m Z Gn Oers OF good character 6nd ability.
!, 81, NC Spanieh occupation Of the islsnd in
tool, II ls found, was c0nsummated by
~. .!.u4, IN: 81. was unsatisfactory end oppFJ6.
glye IN ne results, both civil add rel}a{ots.
threatening danger to the masonic fFster.
MY, Affe and Influential order IN the
|Glsnd, md the reesta blio& 81 "a &c., 49,
sither by importation, q pednctiSa 81 ~ ~