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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

and his party on Thursday last tern.s4
mated cruise Of nearly three weeks
in pursuit oil the oerpsnt, by taking
of fish not very common in our wa-
tiers, wilirh, from It's SIM ular appear
aBee in the water, they had; been led
to believe was the Sea Serpent SO Of
ten described. The intelligence Of
the capture of this fisi, and the ass
suranre OF some Of the crew, who ei-
,her believed, or wished others to he
iiese that this was in fact the amin
which has been the Object Of so nu' Ia
curiosity anti speculation, oorasioned
a general belief that the ipviathan Of
the deep had yielded to the skill and
enterprise of our seainen----The ru-t
NOR produced "a very great excite
ment in this town. and in proportion
as curiosity was raised. disappoint-
ment has been severely felt. There
were tew whom we will do The JUS
tire to say, that they did not believe
the intelligence and the farther JUS
tice to say. as far as we are informed
that they doubted intaitively, without
taking any trouble to examine the
testimony on which the proposition
rested.
The fish taken by Capt. Rich, and
which he brought to town and exhi5-
tied yesterday, is of the Mackerel
tribe, and is the Thunny or Horse
Maekercl. Ii is not remarkable nor
rarely met with. The inquiry natu-
rally arises, can this fish. or any nurn-
her Of them, be the monster SO often
described as a Sea Serpent We an.
swer decidedly. TO. The existence Of
seme remarkable animal ia our aters
last summer, pasiiruiarly GEAR Cape
Ann. was proved by the most satis-
factory testimony, q the appearances
which lie presented are not in any
degree TO be accounted for by supp0s-
ing any number of the fish now taken.
The descriptions which we have had
this season Of the Serpent. have been
less consistent and satislao tory, and
undoubtedly often exaggerated des-
rriptions nor the error ofpersons who
10y mistake have been pursuing what
had not hing Of the remarkable and
characteristic appearances Of the Sea
! Serpent ought TO lead us to suspect
Jail Former testimony.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

the Imogene, is going out on account Of Nc
Gregor.
u Jun. 8.
An article from Madrid says, the discus
sion w,th tn, U States will not cause war. bur
the cesson If the Forldas for sum ofmoney!"
You will have to drive McGregof, Woodbine
& Co. out of Pensacola and Tampa Gay ---b
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

Departed this life on Saturday, the
29th of Aug. 1878, at Passey, near Do
YER, in the state of Delaware, RICHARD
COOPER, Esq late one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of this state, in the
esd year OF his age
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
From the Boston Daily AdrerIiser.
September 5.
Vic Sea Sernpnt

We lament. 10 common with the
public, the disappointment oil the
hopes that had been raised by the re
port of the capture oil this remarka-
BILE animal. Captain Richard Rich
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

He is a great and self poised charac.
ter whom praise unnerves not; he is
greater one VINO supports unjust censure
the greatest is h, who. with acNnowl-
edged powers, represses his own, and
even turns to use undeserved censure.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

A London paper of the 2lst Of June
contains the following nezcS:
So intense was the heat of the sun on
Saturday morning last, at Taybach, Gla-
morgaushire, that a gate post, within a
short distance of Mr.. Phillip Jones house
was actually 'et on fire and partly con
sumed before it was discovered"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Oninions of President Adams.

President Adams, in o late communication,
af er enumerating some of the oppressive laws
OF the British Government, OF which the Colo
MES complained previous to the revolution, says,
cannot search for any more of these MN
cing laws Mr. Otis alternately laughed and
RACED against them all He said, one member
OF Paf am.u has SAID, that hobnai should
NOT be manufactured in America and another
had moved that Americans should be compelled
by act Of Parliament, to send their horses 70
England 70 to be shod He believed, however
that this last was a man of sense, and meant by
this admirable i-ony, TO cast ridicule on the
whole selfish, partial. arbitrary and contracted
system Of Parliamentary Regulations in Amer
ca.
A;a.lier agatu.e ;tieec is and iuf tess By
MIR OTIS, by which Wool was prohibited to be
water borne in America in consequence OF
which, a Heece Of wool could not be conveyed
i'll canoe across a river or brook, without seiz-
IRE ard forfeiture
But nm w AIRED 70 death by digging in this
mud with searching among this trash, chat,
publish of Acts of Porl,ament--of that Par'ia.
ment which declared it had a right to legislate
for us as sovereign, absolute and supreme, i'll al
cases whatsoever And on this point we are
and were at issue, before God and the world.
These righteous Judges have decided rhe question;
and it is melancholy that any Americans should
still doubt the equity and wisdom of the deci
sion.
Such were the bowels of compassion such
ahe tender nercics of our plous, virtuous, or
moral and religious Mother Country, towards
her most dutiiu and anectonate children Such
they are still and such they will be, y the U
Sites shall compel that country TO resfec. this
To .hrs md, poor and destitute as am, would
cheerfully contribute double my proportion Of
the expence of building and equipping thirty
ships of the line, before the year 1890
Paul Allen, late Editor of the Bali
more Telegraph. has issued proposals
for publishing in the city of Baltimore
new daily paper to be called the Morn
ing Chronicle.
A London paper of the 2lst Of Jun
al, T,lla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
Education.

flames \. OSWALD respectfully informs his friends
~ and the public generally that s has rented vesy
eonircnus ro0s IN rambaTk Hail, street, abont
200 yards above the Banks. where ne VIII Opeu his
school for young cehelaeu nd ladies' the FIST Non
dayof January nex- The ualeS and feiuales will
py separate rooms, and wii, no be allowed
isix OF associate whilst al school. There viii
mvpth's VI alton in summer AS usrai
'!'e TERMS Of Tuition will be the same as heretofore
viz -
For che Latin language the elements OF moral natural
philosophy the elements astronomy rhetoric, his
tory natural aud civil geography with the of the
maps and the globes, transposition English grammar
practically bookkeeping &c. collectively or individu-
any pc! % on
For arithmetic, reading, writing. per siinnD 10 90
For Greek, French and the mathematics, pen
mum, collectively individually. 80 OO
The above tot paid III quarterly msialments.An ad-
donai charge of halt collar quarter viii be made
Tor fuel, ink. &c.
Ef Enquire at Tanhaik HAIL, Mr. Ean&s's board
ing house, opposite the Swan Tavern Shockee Hill
December 30 TItf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
NAucatiOn.

5NE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
4 he intends opening school at his present residence
ia Caroline county, Tor iil three quarters OF The usual
term the ensuing year To commence the 9th day OF
March and continue till the 5lh day of December with
Z summer vacation of four weeks.
The several branches which constitute an English edu
cation liberal ard scientific basis will be attended
IT, according the capacity aud progress of The pnpiIs
handsome aud elegant hand to understand tie prnci
pies ofaneasge,b by grammatical knowledge of its stfuc
ture--to become acquantte with arnhne,iC with geo
graphy, and the familiar parts OF history and to
have some idea Of Tie clements OF natHra philosophy
these, viii 10 readily acknowledged Mates Of no
little Importance ia education and assist lie yotbi
mud III the attainment Of these objects the snbscribcr
hnnly Iusts he may he deemed qualified The n0rdk,
Of the rising generation form object Of stl higher
importance and one which will not be neglected amidst
other pursuits.
Not more Than 20 scholars will he admitted; 10 o IL
OF bonn sill he received boarders and others il IL
ptesU.ntd mas he boarded in The neighbour hood The
ruce, fr The cTn above proposed will be for tuition
y 10, Ter board and tuiiOn (he hoaTders furnishing
heir own hedsl $50, Of which s - will he eNusced
N advance aud the Ia ahce ~ ts close Of the tenn
III Tesum'ue his former employment the subscTbcr
casts huseit an generous public for share of Pat.
foDaee and confidence which he trusts viii not be a.
r"srd " neither year he hopes to ne favoursbIy
si;nae7 sos the m operation Of a school, aud tn have
the aid 0f classic teacher.
ANDREW BROADpUs.
u IS particularly requested that timely apphcati
ore he made Ivy letter, or otherwise.
December 20 6S WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08

supplies that we draw at present from the
others.
'rhis country Is at this mementnit,-
oui a dollar, and with deticitofiour nil
lionsin lis ouiy means OF reveane. Tie
stsn,tpg army consist of about s. 800 aes-
pjea6fe asn SsiS not hop'5rss .sespreeidbLS)
lHclndins the 1860 they iaye in New Or
leans, on, OF which 900 have persisted
from disease anti though they have Is
sued an or..er Tor The raising OF loo. 900
men, iiwlll take lime and require money
b. fore this can be done. 'Eheir Sims Of
war are fer the most part diSarmed: they
intend having them equipped Int for
the present thesF Rdfy consists 0f no mare
tkaa 3 Or q frigGfeS. The ignorance 4 ce-
saedad) ollhose people is such, that the
secretary of The treasury, Mr. GGLctta.
speaking with the colonel Don Jose Con-
zales, a governor of the province OF Piasa.
twhom he thought, owing 10 his having
travelled through Mexico, Havana, &c.
&c. belonging 10 the very nm;nerous iilbe
OF Napofeoa's ehRissG',ies IN this country, }
offered him Paine'S constitution, d some
other writings concerning TIE liberty thew
ENJOY, Wishing to preya,lupon him 10 send
these writings TO Mexico and otlIerspla-
ces, that they might be induced, from
their pcrusai, 10 ioil themselves 10 his
republican government, by which lhey
would draw nearer 10 them, orr fix the seat
OF lie administration within their own
grasp. Such are ne predominant IDEAS
of this government. In the mean time.
they nave app0inteAgeneYal .SNMpte, min
,ster 10 the court OF tjn Janeiro
Dies Gua,ls, asS. $. Ms. As,
PhiiGdeipiiq ~ Efb 1910.
10 the captain general I'll tie Caracas,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
ENucatiOn.

EiNlNfAfNE WATSON intends keep ping school ihe eBsu-
= ips !cat, AZ the house Of Richard Duke near Lind
sdy's>nTe, Alhewarle. The school to commence the
1914 oi January and end the 18TH of December follow
inc, months vacation taking place during The Summer
season lie wishes to take four i've aiin or creek
scholars not exceeding fourteen years of age whom Mr.
Duke will accommodate with board.
lERMs-For board aud tuition s lon, t0 he paid
quarterly and in advance each scholar furnishing hisnWn
bed. bedding and caudrs washing and mciding will I've
q separate charge, and at the Customary rates.
win respccttO his competency, let the following GER
-clCate lie Tead:--
Ctooerdate. (CHt .cper, mr. Mr.. 1917.
do hereby cerlify that tie bearer ,hr. IONTAlNE
WAISON, has attended my school for nearly six years
curing tie two last years of which be acted assist
ant TINT he is Young man Of correct nmras ana
common application 10 busiuess and that he is uow
qualified to teach the LATIN Greek French and Eucish
languages dramatically Together wih arithmetic ard
geography. JOHN RORERTSON"
December I6. 81 ults
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08

yShat advance, I send yom cxceiicucy
The translation ot an article from 4 news
paper nav IN my possession, and sample
of The 0fai,titicane which lhy have ia-
tIralzcd, rs well as some GiuScayedo SUI
gar ulade on their farms four Horlhsaso.
Nou: exc, lleucy knows beiirr shan
how serious 4 success at tbs kind niuSt
be which conceals iiS,lf irom AL eyes IN
;he first stages, and how ii must influence
tie plans of i most active people aud go
YGrhmeDt /; the temptations whicii Il Rpw
holds forth, il sufficient 10 make ihem
change their policy, not cniy from The de
sign OF Intending their agriculture and
commercial wealth, but also from the GER
lainty OF being able through their amaz
Ing activity and products 20 rival oar sa-
CARS in the market of Europe.
Taking ii for granted that my fears on
this subject are not mistaken, II Will not
be denied, also that II the Americans were
once led, from motives OF poticy and SecH-
ritz, as they particularly gave il ont IA all
their transactions of last .,anuary, Co wish
for the incorporation Of the FloridGs; that
desire must have increased when agrlruI-
ture offers them new and rich brauch of
commerce, hitherto supposed To belong
exclusively 10 the iorrid zone they might
tdSI9N CuslANdic Tue SliSdl tdNt GibltS AtlC
fertile shores OF the western side OF the
peninsula and by making use OF the fine
bays of Idmpd, GiosYuito, aud others, ruin
the agriculture If ttiS island, anil e''dgagc'
the safety cffhe kdtgdon. 81 lerico IN itsp'e-
| sent circumstances
II is not therefore natural TO imagine,
thai the prospect of so large a fortune,
has on sudden m;de them rehnquish
the idea OF rupture, Uor the present on
! ly) that they may work silently and the
better to their plans, and lay their toun-
dation on solid grounds; while in The
meant ime they proposenew negotiations,
in order 10 conceal their projects (; Tor
that end they have carried on negnlla
| tons on their own continent with our MI
nisier) whereby they are able to relard or
forward discussion according as II may
suit their own views, notwithstanding
their having given, Gas understood posi-
| tive orGers 10 their minister IN Madrid, 10
purchase the azores id + rrItory.
Let the case be what twill, we should
avail ourselves Of the time given us by
that government for reinforcing those pla-
ces, and rendering them as useful rs pos
sibie. But how can this be done without
The means, eniangled as we are III a re-
yolution like that of Alcxico, and whist
Que Kingdom is suffering under The heavy
weight " severe losses, and the royal
treasury unable to afford any assistance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
Hand & Slaves at Aucti0M.

IN Monday the 10Th January neNt, i OF the Bel
~ Tavern al the city ol Richmond will be sold the
highest bidder, the tract of LAND belonging III,
ieoi WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS, deceased, lying on Lit.
Tie Creek aud James River, tie cosnty OF Go0chland
Containing about 900 This iscousideTe
ieror TO none on James River, about 81 mules frem
Richmond, has large body OF river aud creek low
GROUNDS, IS well improved WITH clover aHd plaster has
an excellent mil upon tie creek good clearinghouse
and outhouses, aud large crop of wheatsiOwng IT.
The terms OF sale viii be, third o the purchase
lance IN Two years from Ieday Of sale these payments
TO be secured by nUes with approved endusers negota
bic and payable n the banks IN RchlnuLd
and deed ot trust II The purchaser determines
he may make the rSt payment III ready money, and
cure The iva last by bonds and a deed Oftrust.
And ON Thursday the 22d day The same month q!
January next. on the said plantation, in the county
Goochand, VIII be sold - the highest bidder tie
OF HORSES, MtLtS, CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP, and
me PLAN ALTON UTENSILS. quantity OF CORN,
FODDER, HAY Sc.-tle purchasers giving bonds with
approved security payable In nine months for all SUMS
over ny uOllafs, arid ior smaller paying cash.
Nnd Oh MONDAY tie I6th OF the month If Janna-
~ te%t al The late dwelling house OF tie said William
Williams. dec. l the city Of Richmond will be sold
the highest bidder the purchaser giving negotiable
with approved endOIsefs all sums over ty dollars
ana iOf an smaller SINUS pai ing sh all the HOUSE
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE of the said William
T. Mhiiiilis, dec. his collection OF BOOKS and CARRI-
AGE x HARNESS.
AND OH TUESDAY the 27thofthe same month of January
heNt, before the Bell Tavern the City Richmond fer
are mechanics, one : blacksmith aud miller.
IT The above sales will he conducted by Heron Sim
ton < Co. ALICE G. llIIANs s,erufyjr
pecemhPrt6. ends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
Classical School.

L.NGlNCiS POWER will open an ACADEMY, on the
s,h of January in the county Of n. Kent Canes
This Trm snn tbe vicinity of the Forge. the tesideace
OF MI VIM Dong'ass An airy situation, and amply
provided with excellent for boarding
Few young gentlemen, Is extremely eligible for
minatl oi learning.
their children wards to this isiijstion viii please
ply Nh. Douglass. for oard aud lodging. The
fees for tuition will be follows
For the English branches usually taught in schools, in
GLIDING the practicai parts Of tae mathematics every
pupilwill be considerable enter
These will he. 500
Do. with French. ...............j 80 ~ annum, paya
Latin. 900 bile half yearly
Do.wth Gresk & French or either so
There will he inruths vacation the summer, y
the lrarwili close the 18th OF December.
December %. Cnqt'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
Aanes M ~ YlanA .

THE subscriber Offers for sale the plantation IN
when she resides, M tie county Of PoNaafan, is
lng on james River. below the isud ofNai Jacoh
MichaN, & distant "'' iiirt edmond tiifft two
Ii'es This tract contains sos aCfcs 90 ~ eirh
superior quality She viii only say strangers TO This
section ~ the conatry who might wish nifr;ist that
nHafli az the advantages that be Wished apnefa
10 tbs farm and the neigbowh0od. in high dcrler.
For more atticHiar information. ti.osfuho uani sgch
pace invited to yiew e. " desired the soc and
Htsnsis atfache0 the plantation iras be Ia i a.
For terms, apply 20 y. S. MORRISON o. the city of
NichmOnd, Or othe Subscriber.
NaErHA H. CODDF.
powhatan Dec. A. Oilwtf
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Swan Tavern.

TyTts we'll kuown stand viii be open 10 receive board.
cfs ana tfavellcfs The Isl 0f January nest when
q iSh be supplied with ~ necessary Articles for r
coniuodaton Of those Who msy favour II with their
fsoiithe SUBSCRIBER hagngto 90 below fora few days
3" settle up business % The present year, will not admit
'r "is accommodating them sooner The SWAN has
.'on stDes and wii he supplied with TIE best proven
90 me market aHpfis aud ate i've ostess, aud every
attention PAID 70 merit shave The public favour.
WIN. q. PIERCE.
bt9 wen SHOWN ilii1hweuf. as advertised ly ~.
WN. y. PIERCE % oen on tie d 81 Of Jannary viii hs
o'uhEcct h' ihc .nNrihcr, vito pledges huiseif ihat
h' pa 1f EXPENSE she 81 wanting 10 render " COM
inuanie 90 aii Who may iavnuf tbe SWAN With their
tohtany. OVFNTON SEtWELb,
lfGfffurrg 49,
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MMMcafinn.

'HE snhacriber resperffy informs tie public thai he
VIII continue bis SCHOOL tbe ensuing year ~ Liflr
Yale near oxford, in Caroline. Tie school will be open
ed on NE I5th Of January next and discontinued he
IAN " December fOipsinr uakga fcTu rf months
afier dednctns summon month fuT vacation. The snl
scrbcr viii teach the English aud Latin Languages Wri
unz Arithmetic, English Composition. and GcngfapEy
Ihefecs for tuition 10 ans a ofthe shove branches
viii be 20. Board lodging and washing inclusive wl
beiurnished By The subscriber II 80 forthe term psya
b'e quarterly. All those Who become members ~ the
school WI be consdeSedable or The fees Of the whole
tenn.
Patrons ofthe school are hereby invited TO vist a,
asccrtain tie progress Of fhepnriis.
RUFUS CHANDLER. n. VI.
Int Yale Dec ?. sp.tsw
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SO to So Slnyes ali anetion

'EHERe viii be added to the sale of 10 NEGROES id
n vertlsed BY the eXecutrlX OF WIN. L. WILLIAMS
dec on iuesdayhe 2,h day of January, to 80 very
valuable NEGROES, among them ~ Is boys forl 20
70 10 years Old, as likely any sold few young
Oh me men al SAID u be carriage drivers and know
something OF gardening These negroes will be sold
without limitation, for cash
THOMAS TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
IT Purchaeefs from distance are assured that 10
par OF the ahove negroes VIII be sold the meantiIRe a
private sale.
~ The L,nchburg Press apd Petersburg Inteleencei
are requested 4" The ah6ye aud send their
10 this Office for payment.
January |. z0tbs
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Y mgiMia AlanA Ofnce,

RICHMOND, 2zth December, IsI7
conformity with of the General assembly, Of
n the state 81 Virginia, entitled" An amend The
se'ei Jaws iling tscheats," passed the lt
gay OF uary sI do hereby make it known Iha "a
appears by certificate Of the escbealnr comfy OF
Brooks lhis day received, that Tie following lots OF
gI"nn ave, by AN inquest taken before said esceai0r
tine co"rih'"se 81 sand county, the sri day PM
le.f beeh round tn escheat To this Commonwealth viz
Two lots or ground III the town OF We!ishufg IN said
county each seventy ice nine inches ~ one hun
area and ten feet six inches and Distinguished in tb
pan ol sId Town bv the Nos 20 ard 20, Of which Ger
Uih MARI McCausiand died seized also oue other or
ct gi"una 10 same iovn. o. te sao,c dimensions dtn
ensbed Ia iie plan Of SAID BY the 50. 23a and o
WC4ch CERTAIN hugO Gittn.H pce nau 90 colour died
sliced. Nif Is, EFNptETaA =.
Register Of The Land Oficr.
December 80, 7Lvet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08
M. Baker..:Ncntigt.

- ESPECrFCLLY Informs the citizens of RiclmorA
and The public that he bas returned to Ills iii,
aud for the present occupies The room he fofnefIv IA
over Mr. Dalneys store foppcste TIE Swas) Hstreel
His practice cinhrace and be operates fot everV die
ease iucdcu 10 tie teeth and gums, and inserts dnrI
flClAL TEETH Of every description, now 10 Use bot,
~ Europe ava America. Having spent portion Of The
past season, IN our Northern Giles. Tor the purpose Of
procuring ulaierals amdhav made snChafraneecpts
as 10 have fEe beet Of materials constantly on hand he
confidently hopes 70 Satisfaction generally 10 those
persons who may put Themselves under his hands
November -. 7I-wtf
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Five DoL{ars Neyyay0

SNGLL be given for the Mare stolen from my stable,
~ in chesterhelG county, about nae miles from Nan
chester Monday night The Ssh OF this present month
tDecenher) She is correl, about nine old -four
feet eleven inches high. her hangs both
sides Of her neck; bushy tail with white eak
der IT, occasoned by the crnpper of her hind feet
ehi,e; OF her fore hoois with white streaks IN
naIE VI The saddle hei back white spot in her
head and from that roanish down the nose gray
hairs al her body; when riding her she PAGES when
10 go she rots, aud when she eliops, holds her tail
rati.r 10 one side; she also suckicS colt,
Twill give the above reward OF i've dollars, anyper-
sou who will deliver her TO me, taken in The county
and If ont, ten dollars. GUIiELMUS WOOD.
December ~. Og--gts
%T0IicE.-Au persons who claims against The
~ esis,e % f1avid Itoss decd requested pre-
seat ihem properly authenticated, at my Ofce in tue
City cfehnond that provision nay be made tot their
payment.
my wish to avoid unnecessary litigation there
forercqes that suits ina NOT he ordered without pre-
vious interview with me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN,
Acfing Er'or. of Darid Ross, decd