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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

SMYRNA. Jan. 81 |
The plea CUE is not yet banished e.
this city-every week FIVE or six perss
die OF it,, and it seems that it is eros:
worse. This is ascrbed to our hav;n.
yet had any winter, and to the uncomnS, ,Ot|
iy mild weather. We are much .s.'e
that the disease has spread m Esva'
and thus we have the more reason to b Ssp RI
harmed, on account of our great conn. 81
cial Intercourse with that country.
The Mjnchinbroke packet, from n.
York, arrived at Falmouth April Is.
= DEAL. April 10.
Pat Back. the Young Dixon, Satter. e..
Philadeiphya. at
BRIsroL, April 90.
Ciearea, the Howe. Askew, and Geo..
Kendall, for n. York. So
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FT2", The Boston Palladium. af tie 4.:h

from the Boston Palladium, Of tie 4.sH
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
We have been fayourrd by Mr.. Jack, of
the Exchange Coffee House, with BRISTOL
papers to the ed. of Aprl, and Londoo to
the evening the goth, received blythe Bris-
tol Trader.
The proposals of Sir Sidney Smith for
a cruscade against the Barbary States,
are represented to have made considerable
impression upon the Dcy OF Algiers. streng-
thened by the mission OF ali Envoy from
the Grand Signor, whose nominal sove-
reignty IS still acknowledged by these pi-
rates, 1t has Induced the Dey to lberate
1873 Greek and Austrian cap,ives,
At St Petersburg tney are now prin-
ting the New Testament in the Armenian.
Persian and Kalmuc languages.
Letters from Liverpool TO Bristol, Eng.
say the house of Roscoe, Clark and
Roscoe, had settled with their creditors
and resumed business.
LONDON. April 10.
Some German papers Contain en- account
OF disturbance having broken out ia the
eastern part OF France, in which several OF
the Austrian troops were wounded. The
disbanded French soldiers, aided by the
Peasaatry, had risen ia the neighbourhood
OF Befort and the Vosgcs, and the An-
strians were under the necessity ofputtine
them down by force. In conseouence 81
this disturbance the Austrian force in All.
SAGE Is to be Increased.
At the charitable dinner Of the African
and Asian Society, the Waiter. m announ-
cling the toast Of Henry of Hat, monarch
he mad never heard of before, committed
= whimsical blunder, calling out Cen
tle'"en De pleased to fiji bumpers here's
King Heary the Eight
PARIS. April Is.
Mr.. Roger Ducos. one Of the Regicidss.
Oh his way to Austria, 49, overturned in
a Carriage, the wheel went over his soiy.
and he died in few moments afterwards
he had with him considerable sdm Of mo-
nsy and jewels.
FRANKFORT, April 10,
It is affirmed that NJ. Fonche IS g,iny
to publish Memoirs concerning the tria'e
Administration, which will be accompanied
by Justihcotory pieces, throwing great lgnt
on the events OF our age. M. Fouche
must doubtless possess many historical
pieces, bat it may be resumed that they
arc not all Justshcatory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

a gentleman who arrived at Baltimore
n tive ship Marmion, from New o rleaus,
syritss to nis friend in this city, thus :--'sI
left New Orleans on the 18th ultimo. The
inrndation still continued to increase, but
not so rapidly. The rise on Saturday
night, ~ Rue Dauphine, was only three
inches. The whole Of the suburbs and
Rue Bourgogns is covered with water, and
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with ali the aid that could even be afford ei
them by their late allies.
On the first interview with our comuis-
sioners, these Indians were extremely nso-
lent. but the consequences Of persever
ence N tn il obstinate course. 50 fully pour
trayed 70 them oy the commissioners, that
they soon became quite Inundated. soften
ed their tone, and earnestly begged fol-
peace on any terms.
BY the treaty they Internationally con-
firm all their former tre.lties.
They have agreed to surrender on or be-
fore the 1st day Of Jaly. to the officer com
manding at Fort Davia, all the property
that they have stolen or plundered since
they received tae, notification Of ratifca-
ton of the treaty of Client and if they
surrender it accordingly, they are to be pla-
ced on the same footing upon which they
stood before the late war. If they fail to
comply with this stipulation, they forfeit
all the annuities that have hitherto been
secured to them by any former treaty.
Besides which, right is reserved to the
president to declare the treaty void. All
hostiiities IN the mean time are to cease.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

Erfract Of a letter dated Cantonment Da
vis, (Uhher NiS9is$thm) AiGy 8, 1916.
On my arrival AT this place, learnt that
in consequence of scarcity of provisions,
prior TO the arrival of the last contractors
boat, that the soldiers had been sent out
fishing, and in one day they caught 1000 bis
weight Of catfish, and since my being here,
have seen several brought in, that weiged
1000i5s. 400 is the largest caught yet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
sr. srEpaHxs. on. T.> MAY 5.

The following is an extract of a letter
from Maj. Gen. T.. p. Gaines, at camp,
near Fort Jackson, 10 one of the editors
REPORT says the Indians in this nation
are so much out of temper with the Big
Warrior, that they are determined to take
his life. and that he is obliged to sleep 10
the bushes. He is requested to accept an
asylum in the Fort. The murderers of
Johnson and M'Gasky are reported to be
near the Apalachcola--I have adopted
measures for Their detection. The line be-
tween the Coosa river and Georgia, has
been corrected"
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ST. LOUIS, May 1s.


a Treaty Of Peace and Amjty having
been concluded at this place, on the 18Th
inst. with the Sscs Of Rock river, and its
vicinity. who SO long repealed every pa
CHIC overture of our government aud
pertinaciously Continued their depreda-
tions, after they were notified of the ratifi
cation OF the treaty of Client we congra-
tulate our fellow. citizens upon the pros
pect OF the restoration of permanent tran
guilty to our hitherto harrassed frontiers.
For however perfidous may be the char
acter OF those indians, and how little soeyer
they might under different circumstances.
be disposed Co fulfil their engagements
the military attitude of the government in
TINS quarter, and the commanding military
stations 1t will shortly occupy, by the az
peal which they will carry to the fears of
those people, will we believe 60 be sufici-
ent to restrain their hostilities in future.
till the rapidly increasing population of this
add our sister territory of Illinois, Will
iorcibly demonstrate their total inability To
contend against tie power Of our govern
ment and destroy all hopes Of successful
and efficient resistance on their parts, eyea
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NORFOLK June

.fachor FiShiHg-Four small vessels be-
longing TO New Bedford, came into this
port on Wednesday last, with 10000 W.T..
of anchors, which they had fshed up from
the bottom of Lynnhaven-Bay. [ Herald.
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BALTIMORE. June 8.

The Washington, ~, with Mr.. Pinkney
and suite on board, sailed from Annapolis
yesterday about II o'clock.
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DOMESTIC.
tti'om tse .q'e-r@s,i'lc Caste. June {
A STONE Is LAID.

(tTor, the .9le,.a.,i,io G0-'ffe, Jtne 81
co~MUSiCArION.
A STONE Is LAID.
Mr.. rrs,is, ct Arlington and partvo gentlemen retir
e.n- S.s !sanj, have visited poes Greek. III the
t,inty sOg,as te hrt place
q. our Misi, ..p. al Gvt placed "po, tie
mains old NiisioiiOts ~h.ea The tvio irsi
tie light The Ston- Is pa'n treestcne Slab, AMI bears
This simple inscription:
nFpE,
On the tith OF February. i7s9,
w ASHING TON
T.fS BORN.
The report of from the vessel awakened the eclocs
the place. and told Americans paying
ate tribute the memory OF ticir CHEZ.
TIestmorelt.id, 4fk Jane, 1916.
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NASSAU. IN. P.l May II.

BY 4 vessel from St. Domingo, we learn
that Chrislophe is Particul arly suspicious
Of all strangers arriving there, whose bust
ness Cannot be satisfactorily explained,
and in some instances has been very harsh
in his treatment of them.
The master of IN American vessel from
New-Orlcans had been put in irons, and
lodged in prison, we are informed, for ha-
wing carried letters for Gen. Ice, an A.
merican, who lately went f,om hence to
the Cape, and who, perhaps fortunately.
had previously left the place. The few
letters that have been bro't from St. Do,
mingo to the post Office here, were all o.
pened there-whether by authority from
the government, or from Individual curlos-
ity, we cannot ascertain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
WA SIZING ON
NEw-NoRX, June s.

About one O'Clock yesterday, his excel
lency Albert g latin, Egg. went on board
the u. s. sloop of war Peacock, the YES
sci which is shortly to convey him to
France, on which occasion a federal salute
was fired.
The ship Argonaut, has arrived at Sag
Harbor, from the coast of Brazil, with
1900 barrels of OIL Left on the coast, the
ship Warren, Fowler. and the Abigail,
Post, both of the same port the former
had 500 barrels and the latter z barrels
of oil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
PROTEST
TO tie seeond reading Of Bonaharfe's de
kenkion hiN

(SNftCH OIL.
Because, without reference to the char
aCter or previous Conduct of the person
who Is the object of the present bill, dis
approve If the measure which it sanctions
aud contICuas.
10 consign to distant exile and imDris-
onment foreign ard captive chief, who.
after the ab3icaton Of his authority, reIy.
ing on British generosity, had surrendered
himself TO us IN preference to his other e.
nemies, IS unworthy the nagnani,nity of a
great cOantry--and the treaties by which
after his captivity, we have bon1d orr
selves to detain him in custody, at the VIII
OF sovereigns TO whom he had never sur
rendered himself, appear to me repugnant
to the principles of equity. and utter
iy uncalled for by expedience or necessi-
~.
(Signed)
V.4SS.fLL HOLLAND.
And on the third reading, his ROYAL
Highness the Duke Of Sussex, entered his
Protest for the same reason.
On Thursday last, two wagons, loaded
with part OF the muniicient and valuable
bequest OF the late Viscount Fitzwilliam,
TO the University, arrived at CAMBRIDGE.
The books only, are valued at 4,oOOL and
the paintings, prints, &c. at large sum.
On "Wednesday next, grace will BE- pro-
posed to the Senate, to appoint commit
tee OF nine members Of the University. TO
provide temporary place for this valua-
bic properly, and to carry into effec
theefecti0n Of a museum for their RECEIPT
tor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

Sn n IS the warmth OF attachment felt
in England toward this country, that it is
fact that the iy-good shops and crocke
ry warehouses of Philadelphia, are full
of cai;coes and china, of English manulac.
ture, stamped with the victories of Amer
lea over England, during the late immoral,
,4nnasurai. disgrace}ul e hernicious conflict
Dem. Press.
Trade must have obtained something
the upper hani of national pride, when
vanquisled people manufacture memori-
ais OF their defeats, for sale to their victors
This IS raising the wind, with witness to
st, Cuere, Will it ever have the effect of
raising the water 10.
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QuEBEc, May IS.

QuEBEc, May IS.
We u1derstand that MS excellency Sir
Gordon DrummoDd and suite will embark
on Tuesday morning next, on board the
Regala Transport, for the purpose of pro-
eceding to England.
Maj. Gen. Sir Sidney Beckwitb, Q. NJ.
Gen. is to accompany his exceilency, as
we are informed.
Col. Fulton, late abide CO mp to Sir Geo.
Provost, and Major Burke of the Adj. Gen
erals Department, arrived here on Sunday
last. These gentlemen came from Eng
land, via the u. States.
The season continues extremely uufavo-
rable to Agriculture. Yesterday morning,
there was ice of cons derable thickness
formed during the night. Masses of snow
still lie in the fields and very little wheat
has vet been soWn in this district.
Maj. Gen. John Wilson, on the 22d u't.
issued his proclamation at Quebec, au-
nouncing that the Administrator of the
government Of the province Of Lower Can
ada had been entrusted to him. Sir Cor
don Druuimond, the day previous, embar-
ked on board the Regal,a Transport, on his
return 70 England. On his leaving the
province, he was addressed lin the most re-
spectfui and flartering terRs, by the Inha-
bitants of Quebec and Montreal, and the
members of the Executive Council, ex-
pressing their full appreciation of his adm-
nistration in the civil government of the
province, rs well as OF his military Con-
duct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

The venerable CHARLES Thomson,
Secretary of the Revolutionary Congress,
has just published, at Philadclphia, new
edition OF Tie Bi5ie, upon which he has
been engaged twenty years. IL IS written
in the modern style less obscureIy, and
more conform 'bly to the original than the
translation now in use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

According 60 late General Order, the
Aids-dc Camp Of the United States army,
are, in future, to be taken from the Subal-
terms Of the line.
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FOR THE ENQUIRE.
RICHMOND, JUNE i2.

To The Commissioners ofthe Nary Board
GENTLEMEN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22

THE Members of the MUsrApnA RuE-A-
DuB-SocIETy, are ordered to meet at the
Graad Hall Of Council, on Monday next, al
7P.M.
LIST. To see what further rrays and means
may be devised TO promote Separation.
"a 10 appoint GRAND TEACHER, who
saa wait upon each member Of the Commit
zee Tor counting and sorting votes, and drill
them during tue recess OF the Rlmp Parlia-
mea, in the Rule of Three and A to 5 pro-
portions.
81. To pass vote of censure on the sys-
TENS Of Weber and Pike, and consign them
10 oblivion.
4'h. To choose a Committee to wait upon
DR. FEEBLE, laie Mathematical Tutor at Har
sard College. and request copy Of his works
% be propagated among the Indians.
9th. To call meeting Of all those who
mold Majors commissions in the District, to
ascertain whether as S to Of the Major tiles
are IN favour Of Separation.
10 act upon all other matters and things
-'ass may come before them.
By order Of the BAsHAw or THREE TAILS.
'ven at the Palace, the second
tay Of the New Moon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22
DUANE "a BINNS.

Duane Ia still engaged in cannonssling his
brother democrats Of Pennsylvania !: and
Nnns is as busily employed in returning the
same com pliment to Duane. There is, how.
ever, such 4 nantes, difference between the
weight Of metal employed in this engage.
mrnt, that 3inns seems 10 return broad
ride Of cannon balls, witha broad side oi
boiled potatoes We really ftAl something
like compassion for this unfortunate man,
compelled as he is, to encounter an opponent
with such fearful odds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22
DIED,

In Baltimore, Col Nicholas II. Moore, late
Member Of Congress, aged So.
In New-Utrecht, Lcng island) Dr.. John Gam
age, aged STA, native Of Cambridge, Mass.
In Milton, N. II. Hon. Il. Plummer, aged 62,
a Member Of the Senate Of that State.
In ByefeId, Miss Judith Moves, aged rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22

The PreGdent Of the u. S. returned
to Wilmington. from his feat in Virginia,
the 10th init.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22

MzssRs
As YOU have proceedings Brunswick
will furnish with imperfect
distinctly
prominent features The remarks
a. o
following for Satisfaction and amusement but on the
with the good people of Maine
INV design 10 the
1855 So SPECTATOR.
Monday, l6.
called
oro the ortof returns Of
Ito list the the
moved tina, when the question and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22
SPANISH OUTRAGE.

A letter from Col Jefup, at New Or.
leans, has been received in Warrington
announcing the capture of the U. States
schooner Firebrand, Of ! guns, BY Span
ilh fquadron shat one Of the Ameri.
can ieamcn was killed. and that Lieut..
Cunningham, who commanded the tchr.
had been put on board a merchant sef-
itl, and hid arrived in Ncw-Orlsans.
From, the Camden s c. Gazette, Sent. IL.
Manuel Thomas, Esq. blacksmith Of State
burgh, is candidate to represent the
eighth election district in the next Congress
His anvil having Of late been silent for wan,
ofiroa, he has strong desire to work in
gold and siiuer, whose jingie, after the Goth
Of February, it is supposed will again BIT
heard As i, is the custom for congress
men to take what they want, he informs the
electors that his interest allows BIN to serve
them for 1000 collars per annum. He ha.
often thrown much hgss around his shop on
very hard subject, and considers himself
we'll qualified to shed lustre amidst thedark-
ness Of Congress Hall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22

The Legislature Of Connecticut met at
Nev-Haven the 9th infant. Charles
..Deunilos, Efa. was cholen Speaker Of the
Houk Of Representatives.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22
MISCELLANY.
Ma0aebu5ctfs Legit7ature.

MaOaebasetfs Legy7ature.
The Legislature of this State will con.
vene at Bottom on Wednesday, Novem-
ler nth. 1t is contemplated to difpatch
the public bufineis at this meeting, and
thereby avoid the exprnfe Of winter
ielIion.
Congrefs will afemble on the I'D Of
December.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22

Hon. JOHN WIL.SON-of
FELLOW-CITL1ENS,

Conges gentlemen
pohcks repeatedly
Representative national Legislature and you
In they disciples OF
friends
policy protested and rendered beloved country
nted abroad
produced result You they have not You
kwha
the effect Of which destroyed our once ns
the oaed and
War; TAXES and Poverty to Peace
Happiness Prosperity Washington resolve then and all to
Federal Republican Candidates
land effect the election the
persuaded compelled to
people protesting to be enlightened and
patriotic zeony supported thas good
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22

, Mr. sdee,v-- MIR President
should vote his own but tbs Dow % h ( "" SIR 'e the
'As side will no, dS pr, tn, play ms qae'n
polling cnno , house viii oounte-
M LOU again observed, polling
s . s s
from the letter The ssS"sn aud Clerk 0" The table and from MS
Conn., xsaa snots wsy
He given knowledge esner and
s s nc
nugbsr any % w d saa H.. h
fraud this instance and the
gaa
The ahhdavs properly exhibited the commit
,ssr III. s rins
s Ssa psse@. nos sps opportunity
corrupt opportunity testimony them
z : ss .s % s ' con-
the Delegate. denied that s three s
',sy deposons suspicious where
hsshooa the part
~ss ss sso se The meaning as
edge practice evil
asa s Besides The @ s s a s s 1 m ~s pure
fraud does appear
Mr. observed could in favour Of the report or ne had
ss,,a m VS.. s M @ Ps tho sss s e ss
The s .s .. s I ~ ~ mot . Tor the
heard and nothing sasf mind thai the votes
from m,. ought % s,s ss s s "s
what law il mis- Sir ,s were given , s
appear
Ifw ZEAL but not our good sense
having s a and ws a ' ss ss
had The
om
lin threshold ola
should
i'll had
N a H < j.. ss+st
might done meetings
muchso
from Lyman and against restoring II
II
5f<..F..ts 49, ~ $685. Tuesday, g.
OF the day the ofthe Committee.
Hon Parrsm sas@ 5 3es
the made
satisfied that Of all
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.


Convention. comparedto nothing on record
the
Committee
public andsdn The
them that pushed
midnight assemblies end dared
initiate example To men Of
f@taoe tho
ifoundb
Of keep the thing alive
Blu Of
question xpedn
|ss impe ar,hm etcal problem of the esiest soluuor
Of their aud dressed in
will
be consigned
Injured and nsul people, MAINE
.Fom,hs RosonY
Maine
the favor Of
oppoda majority Of four Here
majority required although the
favor Of Separation 1! Is
Legislature and according the letter
s.
the Convention had
friends the separation,
Did
majority but ofimposn
was required there should be
shoudn take place.
honest might five nnh ofihe s
Legislature and first contemporaries
Ave nnhs Of and not of the snha0"6ns!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-22


Parrsm accepted. sas 81 .a
observed, the not made
and OF the
Until, satisfied OF
dishonesty should
imperative and dor meaning Ieome here Sir not
chly in forming
in At justify Would
candidate
nothing
andho OF this
entitled
modify
respectable
opinion safely
20h OF Maj the first Mond in September. But
May xpeen
ofth
a public 4
construction
This
lis n -
authority From Legislature whose committee
adhere
wo,d
di whole
mdmidion
would
esu.ying before this convention
fConanud sosees
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
NOTICE..

gwyHEREAS Mary Matthews, late Of
Grantsield, in the county OF
King George and state OF Virginia, de.
ceased, by her last will and testament,
duly proved and recorded in the court OF
said couaty, did bequeath to certain per-
sons named in herwill, and to her first
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate this is therefore to re-
quest and require all persons, standing IN
the relation of first and second cousins to
laid Miss Matthews, to forward their
names. with statement OF their reia'
tioaship, by letter, postage paid ad
dressed to the subscriber, Hamstead
Post Office, King George County, Va
that arrangements may be made for d.
vision of said estate.
To,cnSend s. Dade,
Executor of Mary Matthews, dec
Borod,uo. June 5-l4 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
Advertisement.


VIII be sold, to Tie highest bidder, fo
c,sh. at William ?. Richardson's Ia
yern, Fairfax Court House, on Satur
day the 18th day of August next
4 LII the right, title and interest
"a Heroine Lindsay 4 Thomas Lima
sov. insol,e,it debtors. to aud in one cet
tam tract or parcel Of land lying in sal,
county OF Fairfax. said to contain 19t
acres more Or less-to satisfy sundy ext
cutions under which they we're in custo
dy, &C Any information relative t
sad land CAN be had on application to
Robert Radcliffe, ID. S.
For James Coleman, Sheriff
July go cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
At a meeting of the Directors

At a meeting Of the Directors
Of the Merchants Bank OF Alexandria.
ON the ID day of July, 1916 the iol,
lowing Order was made and ordered
to be published -
WHEREAS il is deemed expedient
repeal 50 much OF an order Of this
Board as prohibits the transfer OF any
debt due to this Tank, in order TO en-
crease its facilities. which he demands
on the institution have rendered neces.
ssry ;,
Rqsolrea, That debts due to the said
Bank shall be transferable at the direction
of the committee, from and after the LIST
day OF August next.
BY order,
James S. Scott. Cashier.
July dSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
Public sale.

yINDER the authority of deed of
q trust frem Jonathan Scholfield and
" fe, for the use of Andrew Scholfield
tae subscriber will offer for sale at public
auctions at ie o'clock, on Saturday the
third day of August next, Lot of Ground
18th two story Brick Dwelling House
sd other improvements, on the east side
Washington street, between Prince
,ad Duke streets, lately occupied by
harles TYLER. The terms will be made
nown On the day of Sale.
Robert |. Taylor, Trustee.
July II cots