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SONNET.

What lair one is this, more serene than the
light
Than the dews ofthe morning more chaste,
Rssplcndent in glories that dazzle the sight,
At her feet fiow the streams of celestial de.
light
To mortals she cries Freely Taste"
IT'S happiness, sought and desired by all,
Which few --ah how few do attain,
Dread MINUS guard the pass, and with letters
enthraI
The soul that most fondlv vibrates to her call,
Mark q few of the Internal train.
First, Ervy who sickens when others are
blest,
Or grins DER the>wrscks he displays, =,
Maignity knaws, like vulture, her breast,
While the virtues or fame of another's con.
fess'd
From the fair brow of worth wrest's the
bays.
Next calumny aTm'd with fell culver & bow,
With frontier Ct pass takes the field,
Down merit, ishc cries. be your henors
laid low,
hate truth's eHu'sence-o: genius the glow,
You all 10 NY prowess must yield"
But who is that sly 3czd. who cautious ap.
pears,
And envious SANDERS disc.,ims?
IT'S ridicule- laughing she bushes all fears,
When sudden her Stygian dipp's Glchion
she rears,
How sure, and how deadly her ain,..
To life thus sncompass'd with evils around
Then where shall the mind H,e from pai..
Will the white plume Of peace ON this globe
ne'er be. found
u vice with impunity priviiedg d to wound
Is rectitude ehsrish'd in vain
said with a sigh-xhen a bright beamins
fern,
Descended in pearly array,
AS when the dark umbrage of vspor deform
The face 81 the sky-'mid the loud hewIing
storm,
Col dsrss forth q svees lucid ray.
I" Attend tony voice, she beniensntly said,
=" Here's. a refuge that shields from all
harms,
7 am destin'd BY Heaven the helpless to aid,
Toward OF each arrow their peace would in.
wade,
Who fly tor repose to my arms.
Those joys dispense which the world can.
not give. -
Nor powers ofdarkness destroy. ~
Haste seize the rich gift while tbs oa.rd,
and live, :
g Press on to the mark, and you soon shan
arrive,
Where Bliss flows without an alloy."
CHRISTINA.
xiaxsfls, Mw. 7lsx.
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Saaa 'oo !" o -" 1000
The shove estimate which, l. undo,h.,
ly ~ high a. il should be, would be rrSs.
ed g considerably by having tie hemp d,...
ed in mill, for which purpose a nun1.'
are already erected about the esun,rv =.
toy soavertias.he stocks. or shives intva,'
'nurc, WHICH purpose they answer to COM;
'dsrable degree.
Theirs exists no danger from a rluu.,
market, it wilI,never Be imported eh.a,..
from abroad, sad should wei ,ucce,,ir1
u into the cultivation of il, for many y.,n
20 come ws should not more than eousl,h.
dsnand there would be, as soon As an,
ships were perns;tted.-to spread their ,,iL
upon the ocean.
The following method Of cultivation Ia,
bern praesised with great spceess.-lh
ground ifnot already .broken.np to b. tho.
roughly ploughsd in the fall, that the turf
may be well rossed; asd IN the spring, a,
early as the season wiE permit, to b,
ploughed again with moreAor less maaur,
according to the condition of,he land tn.
ploughing tobe repeated till the soil become,
light and mellow; that which is. peealiary
proper would'snor REQUIRE more than two
ploughinss in the spring; the ss.d to b.
sows and we'll A&sro wed ia, ON very even
surface, from the 1a 10 the 10th oi Nav
tina. it may be on. of the way of fro,,s, BY
which It is lial!e to be injured When the
blossoms fall from the male hemp, as it will
do about the middle Of August, it is to b.
pulled by making sllr5s through the field,
and selecting the male from the seed hemp,
which is; to be left .. month longer to ripen
TO be bound with rye straw 10 small
bundles and.lef. few days>in the field to
dry that the bark may be tougher and not
injured IN moving, the bundles 10 be lad
under the water to rot 1rom ten to twenty
days. according to the weather, as i,,ou
much the faster in warm weather. Clear,
standing soft water is'the best for this pur.
pose;rsnd ealt watsri by e recent Ems fish
publication is oousidered altogether mad
After It 10 suesei emily ro,,ed
which 10 easiy aseertained BY drying and
breaking . little OF it, che bundles to be
dried in the op"n air. and when thoroughly
dried to be housed when dressed first, 10
pass through coarse brake andafterwsrd.
through a. somnon one and swingled like
fax.
The seed hemp i,to be pulled as soon As
the seed begins to fall from the stalk, and
10 be bundled and carried Immediately to
the place where i. is to Be threshed, there
to be set up in the sun few days and then
Beatly thrsshsd and again put in the sun
lew days more and afterwards thresh.G
again it is then to be treated a. before d.
T~cted for the male hemp.
This may serve as general direction,
out the intelligent farmer will make such
experiments as his land, his s;tua,ion and
his convenience will Permit, and b. com.
the result, xiN eonler an chi.
,atiou on that class of-seeiety Of which the
writer Of this is one.
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may, hereafter, be inside % . soveramsnt.
what 4 decoy duck or stool pigeon Is to .
fowler q convenient lure 70 draw bic
fIieads iuto the .snares Of IN enemy. In
old federal ,ines, we used to maintain en-.
bassadors 1t foreign courts for the purpose
Of preserving our citizens and their proper.
~ from the grasp Of foreiyners : but the
demeeraiic ingenuity Of modern days has
exploded such musty, aristocra.ic notions
az these, aud discovered that the only use
Of ambassadors, at the present day is to a..
sist foieiga' tyrant in 'tramPling upon eur
privileges.
The pretence about. the prostitution st
our Gag, 10 too Aimsv to coverfos moment
such.a barefaced attempt, by our own &C.
credited agent, to destroy Our. commerce.
1t is+perhaps an excuse which. Napoleon
might urge ia defence of such q measurs !;
bot to hear it advanced by the representa-.
tive Of the American people, is an outrage
upon all d.cency, that might even. make a
tyran, blush. That pros,itutions Of cur
'Gagaceually exist; l have net a>'doubs.-
Ours rs the only. neutral flag open the ocean:
it would therefor. be extremely. singular,
if other nations should. not ate mps'to. pro-
f. by the use Of it. "But are we to have
nothing because there is possibility that
we may abuse what we have Shall we cut
out the tongues of cur ci.izens; because
they may Is. prostitute" them to slandcrous
or idle purposes shall we forbid chem the
use of their hands, because those hands
might be devoted to the commission Of e.
vii or, because bale Of goods may now
and then be smnggled, are we to prohibit
importation altogether !? Ifour-&ag is pro-
stitu,ed, 90 are. all flags in similar si,ua-
tons and it ia quite 'enoush:ifths injured
nation be permitted to punish the guilty,
without involving the innocent in the same
cellmon fate.
irHow wonderfully impartial our. govern
ment must be, thus to volunteer their ser.
vices in support of the " continental sys-
TEN !" For it is too plain for an idiot to
mistake ie; that this blow was aimed by our
'embassador principally, at England -ano.
Their link iii the graud chain which apole-
on has been so long and 90 industr iovsly
forming to exclude English productions
from the continent. Il should, however, be
very much obliged to some of those who
perhaps are m the secret: if they" would
please 10 inform me for which one ofSNa.
Peleon's numerous acts Of friendship 70.
wards us, We have eondescended 10 make
him this very dltiful and AfE.etionate re.
turn. Is it for his Berlin decree or is it
tor his kindness in imprisoning eur seamen;
or is 1t for his tender mercies in burniap
our ships or n it for sequestra,iag our
property or is it for licencing privateers
to cruise against our commerce or tor
what other or greater benefit 10 it, that we
arc so gratefully obsequious
From the Connecticut Courant.
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ODE Fo,MxY.

Hail, bsautious May, thou verdaat queen of
spring;
Whose fragrant sweets, mov'd ancient bards
TO sing; $50
Al thy approach the How'ry meads look gay,
And feather'd songsters chaunt their warb.
ling lays. ;s,
The swelling buds disclose the op'ning 6ow4
ers;
And tender plants rise by thy genial show
erS;
Thy rosease morn the pearly dew displays,
The gentle zephy rs fan the noon. tide rays.
Sweetlgarjens bloom, in thy prsli6c reign,
While grass and heritage deck the yerdant
plain;
The blossomd orchard dress'd in rich array,
And roses breathe the sweet perfumes Of
May. -
The waving forests, clad in native green, :
Add pleasing lustre to the rural scene;
While variegated lawns and Aow'ry Wales,
Bear fragrant odours throughthe gentle gales
But, ali how soon thy vernal beauties fade
Emblem of youth, in all thy charms pour.
tray'd;
Though youth and beauty wither and decay, =
Virtue hath charms that never fade away.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-06
CHARLrsre n, Marc 20

CHARLKsroN, Marc 30
AT Sandy Hill, on the 10Th ultirno, terminated
the existence of General WILLIAM WASH
INGTON, and added the name of that gallant
veteran, to the melancholy list of deceased Anne.
rican worthless. His health had been bad for
some years, but during the last 6inonths, he sus.
tanned complication of disorders, become too
powerful for longer resistance--his moral and re.
ligious impressions, the one emsnating from a
well turned mind, the other the result of reading
reflection, disposed him to view the approach
es of death with composure and eauani,I,ity
truly characteristic. History has done Justice
to his ilustrious services and brillan, exploits,
during his military career, in faithfully recount
ING his particular achievements, but without
the knowledge of certain personal circumstances,
conspicucusiy displayed on those occasions, and
which only could be known t. hs fellow soldier,
in the field, under whose notice they imme
Tell tor the general, naturally modest and reti.
ring IN his common intercourse with society, ma.
infested little or.no indication Of that proves by
which he was so eminently distinguished in the
da. OF battle, when his whole soul was develop
ed with an energy. and animation of the most
ardent cast, and that gave to his transcendant
iatrepldity its genuine heroic character
In the performance of such civil duties os
were assigned him, he was conscientously
exact, ready 70 obey with alacrity every call OF
his country, rs long as constitution impaired
and broken in her service permitted In private
life and the circle of his particular friends, his
urbanrty and domestic virtues, the recollection of
them can only cease with those on whom they
have made the most heartfelt Impressions
Charleston Gazette.
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Europeans.
1888 1866,
fetal militia force,

Their auxiliary force amounted to an equal
Bumber--or 10000 men
The approaching CONFUSION in France was
seen and taken advantage of TO destroy every ri.
valship, ritIrc and European, in IIindustsn 1t
is not .:he present purpose to shew the means
by which the British picked quarrel through
The sides OF the Rajah OF Travancore, with the
Sultan OF Mysore; the British government con.
tinued the design oftskng the East Indian pow
er and patronage out OF the hands Of the coinpa-
ny and vestiug il in the crown. CorDwallis was
1ne agent selected for this hsz ardous bat nomcn.
tcus stroke Of policy. The royal military force
IN AsiA was augmented The artillery of the
company in iindustan, particular, that on Che
Bengal esiablshment, was equal to any in the
world; this corps bad been picked from the ar.
my, anda great majority Gifts officers were. com
posed OF your. men of good education, who n 4
passed as atlWGiuTers To Hintiustan 10 whom
The sciences were familiar, and their spplicat;on
20 milItory science soon became habit the mr.
senal al Fort William, under col Pearce, a man
81 science and thsf ierd ct genius, had ottstrit,t
thatof VoolwIsh chemistry was cultivated
with more ardor, and all those inventions which
hhve placed tlic age, as it were two ages IN ad.
VANCE was exceeded by tue protection given TO
genus The influence OF chmote on the intellect
and the pas son Of mutation which sprung IN in
Bengs], we're thus productive Of Tie n.ost Giyo
rabe fesul;s.
Twas GeterBined The company sho,.N no,
possess siU,'faiY pJyycr exclusively. aIvavs al
m'fe mofr1i'i ~ rs's,rc wars GAan in other conn
tres CtitcSn'rnt o. rcys! rllcry y.as sent u
f;Wsusta' & on hnRADd .ie single rsrjnert
~ r'gt' cayaty Wa rUeu Srt~d sftd tyr, com,
psries ADDED T. go ettiic royal re rin rs of;n.
'antry Tie a.tite rovas m tl,e Gun ss,,y's ger.
''se wsfe A''R's@HteS 1879 msa
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march so

~ VIE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale First
Il and second quality brown Sugar, in Hhds.
and barrels,
Loaf Sugar in barrels,
Prime green Coffee in horsheads, barrels & bags,
10 Hogsheads Antigua Rum,
Is Boxes Imperial Tea,
s Quarter casks Madeira Wine,
s DO. do l.. p. TeneriiIe Wine,
10 Do. do. Sherry Wine,
Do. do. Malaga Wine,
10 Hogshesds prime Molasscs,
20 Barrels rectifed Whisky,
so Boxes Rasins,
20 Boxes Chalk Pipes,
10 Boxes Mustard, 10 bsgs Pepper, 10 bags race
Ginger, IS boxes Window Glass, by 10, 90
kegs Leiper's Snuff, ton Shot, German g. Bis.
tered Steel, boxes Birthstone, writing & wrap
ing Paper, 400 sacks salt, 10 hllls. stone Ware,
Is boxes Spanish Cigars, 90 boxes Soap, and $50
Grind Stones. Allof which will be sold on mo-
derate terms, for sash, counsy produce, or APP
proved paper.
WHITE c, SHELTON.
March 90 If
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
On Wednesday the 18th day of April en-.
suing-Will be sold at Public Auction, near the
premises, that beautiful and most desirable stu
alton belonging to Mr.. Jcdediah Allen, near the
property OF Mrs. Crsig-It has on it a handsome
frame Dwelling House, with good kitchen,
smoke house, dairy and stable, well of the best
water IN the city of Richmond.
The Lott contains one acre, having been orr
gnaiiy two half acre Lofts, and has the advan.
tagc of being bounded on three sides by streets,
is highly improved-hsving falling garden in
front and very extensive and beautiful garden
at the back ofthe house-and for agreeableness
OF situation and salubrity of air, may be estimated
among the best in the City.
Six, twelve and eighteen months credit will
be given, by giving notes with approved endor-
sers. negotiable at the Bank of Virgins, and a
eeed OF trust on the property to secure the pay
ment Of the notes.
STILL G. BROOKE, Aucrs.
Richmond, March 81. ids
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INIRGINIA.-Ata Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city OF
Richmond, the first day of February, 1910.
Thomas Crutcher & Sebert Crutcher, Charles
Foushee and Lucy his wife, Benjamin Ficklin 6.
Susanna his wife, Robert Crutcber, admnistra
tor of John Foushee, and Sarah Foushee, Eliza.
beth Sneed, Coleman Crutcher, William Crutch-
er, and Robert Crutcher, Henry Crutcher, Mar
garet Tureman, Achilles Sneed, administrators of
Mary Sneed, Sarah Crutcher and Sunsfeld Pitts
and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Thomas Crutcher, executor of Thos Crutch-
err, decd. Christopher Blackburne and Reuben
Chapman, Defendants.
THE Defendant, Thomas Crutcher, not hay-
ing entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly, and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: On motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel
Ifis ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here, on the first day of the next term, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city Of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the CAPITOL in the said city.
Copy. Ieste,
PETER 7TNSLET, C. c.
march so, WSw
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EYRESH CLOVER G GARDEN SEEDS
H. For SALE by the subscribers, at their new
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge, guam
tity Of CLOVER SEED and general assort.
ment Of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting in part
OF carly and late Peas, do. Beans, do. Cabbage,
do.Turnip; early Radish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet,
Carrot, Pepporgrass, Sin1blins, &c. &c.
Also, Medicines, Drugs, Pants, Dyeing,
Drugs, &c. &c.
VAIL q ROGERS.
Fsbruasy 10, 2swtf
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ME Subscribe rss---;siI'. informs .tei,-
habtanls of Manch-,,cr snl its vicjniiv.
that he has Just opened Retail Nielaa, S.ore,
Immediately opposite !chnson's warehousc, l.,
.,e said t1:vn, whc,e r';i' be scp,a constant sup.
ply fresh Medicines, whi,a will be sold low
for cash.
n. q The Cop'rtnership of VISITS Arch
er was dissolved in Jm,: last. The Subscriber
continues to practice Physc, Surgery and Mid.
w,fery; those who may chuse 10 employ him
may rely on the strictc5t attention bein. paid to
their respective cases.
WdSLINc TON TyATTS.
Manchester. March IS 3w
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PENITENTIARY STORE,


OMES7IC WARE-HO USE
n J. BURR, in addition to the articles m.
10 nufactured at the Penitentiary, offers for
sale an assortment of GOODS of HOME MA.
NUFACTUPE, ois
Fine and coarse HATS of every description.
A regular supply of Cotton CLOTH, on con-
signment from the Providence Mandatory, and
will be sold by the piece at the MIL prices, viz
BEpTIcKINo, STRIPES, CHECKS & Plain
CLOTHS. Sum CorroN, single and double,
home made LINEN SnEKr1NG.
RICHMOND GUN-POWDER by the kee,
warranted of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs,
Coloured and Black Roans.
WANTED TO HIRK, by the year, good
COOPER.
February IS. IF
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MAJ ILL BE SOLD, on the premises, to the
w highest bidder, on Thursday, 18th April
next, that large and commodious
BRICK LUMBER HOUSE,
Situate on the Cross street, leading to the Basin
Also, That unmproyed LOT, joining, say from
40 to so feet front, extending back to the Eagle
yard, IS feet. The whole % be sold separate or
jointly, or 2 credit Of 3, 6 and nonths--The
purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
ROBERF DAVIDSON.
March So #
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October a..

NIRGIN1A.--Ata Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city oil
Richmond. the first day of February, 1910.
Joseph Field, administrator of Betsy Field. de-
ceased, his late wife, who was formerly the re-
iict of John Knox, deceased, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
William Dent. administrator OF George Dent,
and John Shumate, junior, and Joseph Shumate,
Defendants.
THE Defendant, William Dent, not having
entered bis appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant of this country
on motion of the plantiffby counsel, 1t is order
ed, That the said defendant do appear here, on
the first day of the next term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff AMI that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some news paper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol, in the said city.
Copy. 1este,
PETER IINSLE1, 8 G.
Mach 50. w8w
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FIFTY DOLLARS REJYARD: )

y AN-AWAY, from the Subscriber. in the city
IN Of Richmond, on the goth Of October last, a
Negro Man named BILLY. supposed to be about
i've feet nine inches high stout, sveH made,
a little 6orv-lssea, has a FIJI face about twenty
ren-sef age; uas purchased Of Cyrus Curtis Of
Northumberland Comfy ,U0s raised in Lancaster
County, on the Cuyritonras plantation 6y Mr.. Car
ter he is called by the negroes othat place, wait
ingrnan Billy he is seiI acquainted at Shirley, on
James RiUer, where it is likely he lurking at this
time.
1 viH give the above reward if secured IN jail
IN the City Of Rich,asnd silky dollars if secu-
req in any jail iaihe state Of Virginia and intor-
nation given to Joseph Garter, Of Richmond, or
s5ohn Vim, of Charlottesville.
THOS. VIM, 1r.
October a.. ,p6n,
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lanes RIVER LANDS foA s4LE-1

AMES RIVER LANDS FOX S1LE-I
offer for sale. valuable Plantation situate in
bermuda Hundred, immediately in the sonf,u-
ence OF James and Appomattox rivers, containing
oy an old survey 756 acres; it reaches up James
river to the port end ballast bank including near
~ all the wharfage ground About one half Of
the tract Is cleared and the other half in woods.
This plantation will always delight and reward
the farmer three hundred acres, or whereabouts.
OF HAT land in the fork, on account Of superior
9uahty. has been rated very high it would be-
o'mcu't to obtain land James river above or
below the fails better adapted to the culture Of
corn, wheat and tobacco. The fields are under
SUBSTANTIAL fences, mostly new. The buildings
consist OF comfortable small dwelling house.
with Tour rooms, newly done up; an excellent
oVers'ers house with a brick chimney and two
rooms plsistered, a large granary with wheat
machine on an improved plan; a large tobacco
par5 nearly new. dairy, smokehouse, negro hous.
IS, &C. This place Possesses the advantages Of
a thriving y~ung apple orchard, many other ex.
cs'ient fruit trees (; navigation to Petersburg e.
ieven miles, to Richmond fifty, distance by land
twenty three miles only, and good fishery.
There is plenty of meadow land, also mari
bank OF excellent manure supposed to be mex
haustible.
The wharfage ground can be easily and expe.
dihously improved at moderate expencc and if
properly improved would instsntly become the
resort of the Richmond shipping interest and an
important place ofdcposit for that growing COM
rnercial city Mr.. Cullen Adams, my manager
at the Hundred, will at any time shew the Pre-.
mises For convenience shall leave my terms
with his exceilency John Tyler, aud Daniel L.
Hyiton, esq of RichmoHd--as these gentlemen
have been long acquainted u.h the Hundred, I
take the lbsrty of referring to them for further
Information.
1 also offer for sale valuable little FARM Of
5oo acres, situate on Appomattox river, adjoining
the lands OF Mr.. Jerman Baker. Mr.. George
Skpwith and Mr.. Edmund Eggeston in Cum.
bertrand county; for this tract i should require
one third of the purchase money to be paid down
and the balance in two annual payments IF no
private sale is previously made, I shall on this
Trace. expose it st public sale, to the highest
bidder on the Esd day of June next, and on the
payments already mentioned.
ARCHIBALD TIIWEATT.
Petersburg, 10th March, 1910. ct
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March %.


RY virtue os two DEGREES of the Superior
ED Court of Chancery, for the Richmond dis
trict, in the cases of Jordan and Marshall and
Taylor, Guardians of the orphans of William
cambridge, decd. against the heirs and admins
traitors of William Price, deceased will be
sold, at public auction, on the premises, ON Mon
day, the 9th day of April next, the following Pro.
PERIT, to wit: q HOUSE and part of a LO7,
ON the Main Street, in the city Of Richmond, on
ShockS- Hill, adjoining brick house belonging
to Thomas White, called the Blue House, sub
ject TO the eventual claim of dover, of the wife
OF John Britain, and four unimproved half acre
LOTS, in the same city, late the property Of the
said William Price, deed. on a credit of two
years. with interest from the date. The purcha-
ser giving bonds with approved security, payable
to the respective plaintiffs, and the title to be re.
tanned unth the payments arc made.
I0HN PROSSER,2 c..,,.
Nm. MONCURE, s 1o'""'FS'
March %. tbs