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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
SPANISH PRlvATEERs.

An Ofdcrcf Council has passed the Brit
ish govei sut, for seizDg and deiaining all
aimed vessels, under, Spanish OF independent
solors OF Tho Spanish. provinces. sho shSlI be
found in the act, OF knowing TO have been
concerned in committing deptedsliOns on the
vessels or properly OF British subjects.
The order is ds.ed th, 9th of June, 1918.
The patriot privateer San Martin, he's been
seized al Savannah, on account Of some vio-
ieot conduct Of tho crew, which it seems
had mu,ined against its officers while lying
Oft Port-au. Prince, and aiier sencing them
ashore. bad sailed for Savannah, for the par-
pose Of obtaining large sum Of prize money
in the hands Of the Ships Agent at THAI
place.
MIR. C.N Buck, is recognized by the
President as Consul General oil Ham6nvg,
TO reside at Philadelphia.
The lots IN the town OF Florence, in tha
Alabatna Territory, which were lately adycr-
tised inthe Nanonol Intelligence, sold fos
52e,o dollars.
During the last week there arrived 40
New York, from 2iOo TO .22oo passengers,
principally emig,ants from various parts OF
Europe.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.
A Lottery has been granted in Maryland,
Tor toe bene6t Of the University Of that State,
10 which the highest prize is sxed At tro
hundred fho ousand aotsar,s
FLOURISHING COMMERCE.
Upwards Of fif,y vesseIs, from foreign poris,
arrived at New.Yoik, the Ias, week, mostly
from Europe, and nineteen from liverpool
alone. '-r''
About forty have arrived in Boston, IN the
ssBe space oi time, mostly from Europe and
India,---.tos far behind!
/ White sailing lew miles below the LiShs
House, Oh Monday sfiernoon last, We coan,ed
Ia4 sail of vessels, standing principally ina
direction for the District Of Name.
Bos. Caz.
= The HnmSurg Correspondents remarks, that
the year l7i8 was one Of extrsordiaary fertil-
iiy corn, vine, and frsi,s were most sbun-
dans, end Of the very bee, quality. The 18th
year OF the 18th eentury promises 10 b
equally sa,picious.
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BosTos, Sept. 2
TIE TUN.NY FTSH--hO SEkPEaF
On Thursday last, the parry who have been
cruising tor some weeks past IN search OF the
Great Sea Serpent, which Is yell ascer'ained
10 have sgain visited the waters ~ the neigh
boz hood OF Cape Ann, succeeded In capturing
a large, and in our seas, III, animal, which
on examination is found to be ilIe Iupny Fish,
OF tho Mackeral genus, measuring IN length
sbonl 3. and in circumference abou, 9 feet.
On the FIRST news Of ,hIs capture, the public
mind was considerably inflated, and as u.usI,
on such occurrences, the rsport'oil ms size,
character and species, were as numerous as
the finpy tribe, and Is extravsgans as imsEi-
nation could form them; but the deIus,on
soon passed away and we have yet 10 look
forwsrd with psc,ty confident expectatioh,
that the Ste Serpent, which has been SO OF
ten deserted, and his length and protubsran.
ces so di,Iinctiy traced, swiH yer be- csught,
as we understand moro formidable ex-
pedilion will be sen, in chase OF him, and
that he was again seen, on Friday ahcreoon,
by some pleasure boats, between FAwn bar
snd Nahaot, exhibusd similar nnsrks, at
FIRST OF an updulstory motion, and then
darsing through the waiet win incredible
rapidly, as described by those persons who
hsvs aites,cd to the Fact Of his existeace Ia
our neighborhood.
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The Lndoo 0sEe'ts souosnccs the sp-
pointmsut Of Jobn b. Glpio, Esquiss, as
Coosal for The State Of Rhode. leland. -. :.
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PROVIDENCE, Sept. S.
Medical SOCIETY,

IS! PROVIDENCE Sept. 5. /.
y. MEDICAL aOCIGTY;
The Rhode. gstaud Msa,eat' Society, held
their Anouai Meeting iaa this town, on the
ist iust. when tho following gentlemen were
elected cl6cers
Pndon Bowen, M. y. President.
ID. Csieb F,ska. Is, V.ce. p csdcnt.
+ D. David King, 2J'd,to.
D.. William Tuner, Recording Sectetary.
d, ] w R'eamood, Corresponding Soc
rotary.
Thomas NJ. Brrows, Trcasurer. tE
d. H. G. Bowen. Librarian and Cabine,
Keeper.
Solomon Drown -M D. Levi Wheaton,
Nj d. D. Samuel Hudson, aud J,hu Mackic,
M d Ceosors Tor the Nor,hern District.
D.. Enoch Hazs,d, Dr. Edmond L. Wsr.
oirs D Charles Eldridge and DIR. William
G Shaw,. .Censofs for the Soolhern District.
Dr. Ezekie, Fowler, OF Smithfield Geo ~
II rillingkas,, Nj. d. sod Goodwin A,teHton,
NJ. ID. Of Providence, were elected Fellows.
d.. Barrows read bsfore the Society un in
gcn,ous Discourse on Hydrophobia. DR..
Aaron C.. Wiley was appointed lss, and Dr.
Blown I'd, Orator fer the next Anniversary.
Tho Society appointed Solomon Brown, ~
y Professor of Bo,spy sod Mate,ia Medics
in Brown University, a delegate 10 meet the
delegates in Convention froM the Northern
District 10 June next, preparatory to d gen.
crai Convention Of Dslcgates from the Dls-
,riet Conventions to 10 held in the CRY of
Washington, on the 6rst day Of January, is2o,.
foe the important ,parposs OF forming an,
.1neriean PAarmaeofssa.
Commencement a Brown Univsrsi,y. was.
observed 90 Wedoesdsy last. We have. on
~ similar occasion welcomed 80 grss, CON-.
couese OF strangers The procession was co
cor,ed to the hrN Bsp,is, Meeting House BY
ihe nav company Of Light, Infantry, where,
after the conclusion Of the exercises, eighteen
young gentlemen received tho degsec Of
Bachelor Of Ats, and twelve that Of Master |;
honorary degrees were aiso conferred on scv.
essl gentlemen. M
Hon. Joas @vfNcy ADAms, Secretary oi
State, arrived IN town ou Thursdsy, iroa.
Washington, and visited the Theatre in the
evening, which was grsced BY brilliant 90
dience. Mr.. Adams left town fos Boston
yesterday morning.
An insane man, BY the name Of EAhforth,
residing in the south part Of the town, delib
erstely cut off his own leg with ,wc blows oil
cooper's sdEc. on Saturday last. We learn,
lhas he 10 doing we'll He had previously
cut OF bis lee clean from the bone.
UNITED STATES BANK.
The following gentlemen have besa sp.
r~t A n a. e
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and DePeslt 81 the bahG 6 De VbIsed 6ssics,
N this town, fos the year ensuing the 6fsl OF
September, 1878 ;--SesA Whesfon, .Nsrhofas
ssswn, Jam<s D'WoH Edwe,6 Carringson.
George D'Ho9, PAiAh Atten, E6enrzsr K
Dsrfer, Henry r. TIonktfn, 7hcmas Cplts,
Chrisfcther Eilevy, Riehmend Bullock, SGm-
asl Arnole and Charles Potter.
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Al the late Commence ment at ProvidcDce,
e'pong the grsdaa,es was WILLIAM , PAT
TEN, (son oi tho Rev. Doct Pauen.) who p'o-
nouncee an Citation, on /" Reason and Fancy"
An Ora,ion. on " The irauenee Of individual
character on national Hrcsherify," was pro-
nouoccc by DvTEE J. PEAacs, Esq. on whom
the degree OF Msstcr OF Arts was conferred
The honorary degree of Master of Arts was
also corfestod on Col N. Towsos, Of the u.
5. army, and on Doct +. Jupsos. OF the
Navy.
Tho Providence .American of yesterday,
says " The Theatre 10 this,town is closed fof
the pfsssol, IN consequence of nnerEeefca
eveu's," ss stated by tue Mupager. o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09

Maj Gen. BnowN and suite arrived iu this
town yestcrd day afternoon, from Providcn6e.
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The following gentlemen have beso sp.
psinted Directors os tho C0ss Of Discount
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MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

A Lottery has been granted in Maryland,
for toe beneft Of the University of that tate,
10 which the highest prize is sxed At ssuo
hundred TAO usand aotsGr,s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09

An insane man, BY the name Of EMhforth,
residing 10 the south part Of the town, delib
erstsly cut en his own leg with Two blows oil
Acooper's sdEc, on Saturday last. We learn
Than he 10 doing we'll. He had previously
cut Of bis LEG clean from the bone.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09

Hon. Joas &vfNcy ADAms, Secretary o
State, arrived IN town on Thursdsy, itoa
Warrington, and visited The Theatre in Ii,
evening, which was grseed BY brillisn, 90
dience. Mr.. Adams left town foe Dos,os
yesterday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31
Could AiM for Sale.
February II.

THIS valuable lies in Hanover county upon the
K main road LEADING from HanoveT town TO Hanover
courthouse, two mites tTom The first aud six miles
the latter confirms about enc thousand acres OF land
one third fairgrounds OF the rst quality lying on the Ia
mnuky river, by which IL is bounded for more than 4
mile the balance OF the tract is high land of superior
quality with wood and timber sufficient To support the
estate is finely watered distant eighteen miles from the
city OF Riehm-ud Upon this estate twostory brick
houses jB by le feet QUO 10 complete order family
the other can be made al small expense. There's
also the walls OF twos,ory house 03 feet by AZ most
elegant workmanship the roof has been burnt BY ire
but tue walls SO little injured that they may be built
Immediately.
Tile sale will take place the FIRST day Of July next
on the premises, to the highest bidder One hall the
purchase money to be paid the day OF SALE for
balance credit Of one and two years, taking security
on the land.
Mr. West, who Is the manager, will skew the land 10
person wishing TO purchase and the price will be
made known ON application by letter (postpad) the
subscriber, near Gloucester courthouse.
The rChaser viii he permitted to seed small grain
and have tnii possession the LIST December
only being kept TO protect The crop ill sale he
made OF It. THOMAS X. ROorES.
White Marsh, March ,. gy a
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Nomancock & A4Negrees

I.SoR SALE.This valuable estate, containing ls2l a.
cresof land, including salt marsh, Situated on York
river, within few miles of West Point, is offered for
SAFE one thousand open aud h for cultivation
7o0 OF them rich, Hat land immediately the river,
well adapted 10 the cultivation OF wheat aud the
remainder, exclusive Of the marsh, ~ in woods, great
proportion heavy timber. OF which Is than
nile from navig gable water. There is on this estate
valuable gris MILL thoroughly reparedlat year, yield
ing TO the considerable profit IN addition TO the
convenience of grinding tot the farm mill might
with itle expense be added. which, In the event OF
val establishment at either York or Cosnort, would I'M
quesiionaby become extremely profitable. The other
Improvements such az are usual on such estates
The stock owing TO its TO the marsh is peculiarly
good.
About 100 sheep many hogs 60 head Of Cattle aud
10 II Horses, Mules &c. &c with all Farming Uten
Sils. may be had together with the land.
rEkMS.s; 80 900 in cash. bank stock, either Viz
gnia District OF Columbia will he required when pos
session is gwen for the balance ears credit viii be
allowed the purchaser paying the interest half yearly
and giving satisfactory security to insure The punctua
payment OF the purchase money.
great bargain may be had in the purchase of this
tate. IT Application TO be made TO
THOMAS TAYLOR.
February II. off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31
No. 3.
TRANSLATION :


SIR-AlthOugh 1 have Just arrived at the
Federal City, as you know, | would not have
lost an Instant, after assembling the principal
papers and documents, relating 10 the differ
ences pending between his catholic maIesty's
government aud that Of the United States, in
resumng and continuing with you, to a defiui
tive conclusion, the negotiation, which, by for
tuitOus causes, was suspended IN the begin
ming of tue present year, II had not hoped 30
give yOu time for being so far diSengaged, as
to be able to devote TO these important con-
Germs, all the attention they require. But
eught no longer TO defer on my part, the ne
cessaTy steps 10 open communications OF such
high interest, and consequently TO proceed
with YOU TO the settlement and amicable ar
Tangement of all the points IN dispute between
the two governments.
You will doubtless have been convinced Of
the impossibiiity iii which | was placed, of
commencing this negotiation last winter, by
reason of my not beng furnished with li-
structiOns suitable 10 the new character which
interior circumstances had given TO it., aud my
not having then received from my govern
msDt such as extended 10 This case. 7 dies.
patched The secretary Of this legation TO Mad
rid 10 ay this deficiency before ms sovereign,
aud the Difficulty under which Il placed me, Of
entering iHtO COLLATION. Which might eticC-
tually restore TIE most perfect harmony be-
tween thc.twO powers, by putting an end TO
all disputes hy means of q solemn transaction ,
which being founded on the principles OF mn.
tnaI Justice, and combined in good faith with
thOSe OF FeClpiOtbl ttthlt dhn convenience
nigh be completely satisfactory TO both gov
prumcnts and botli nations. His majesty Is
flied with TIC greatest concern on seeing that
Dy this nv pected accident, Tie uegofiatiOn
was delayed. nOtEilh-taEdlng bis most siucerc
aud decided wishes 90 conclude II aud strength
en his Friendship and good understanding with
the United Stafes, as he had manifested from
the moment Ot las restoration 20 the thrnne,
gave immediate orders, that tie necessary iu-
stiuctions shouii be communicated 90 me, for
the execution Of this sovereign trust ~ its
fullest extent; ard g. emit 10 meaus. ou his
part, which might accelerate ihe desired e.
pOcha Of tn.s arrai gement and dcAnit.vs trans
action lac, ~ the same. time, caused go Ice
proposed, by ins principal secretary If state q.
10 the minister Vt tue United States ~ alad.
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Gloucester AAowgrounds

NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale his Pi0f-
II fGtieR Ia the county OF Gloucester containing Icy AN
old survey iF2 $40 which prime owerornds
producing abundant crops OF corn, barley wheat &c
the tesidue Good highland.
This ahdis distant ten miles from the courthouse and
foni nom Gloucester town, aud within halt mile ct
aide water Of severn and York rivers The improve
menls npUn this farm, small bn ,here suacen-
cy of good timber fof building and plantation purposes.
II is considered unnecessary 10 he particular IN de-
scTb'ng, II is presumed person would purchase
properly va.rab!s without yewingit ANY person
wishing view The premises. viii please call MI
John n. ScaWeU. who iivcs aG .oinnc.
Terms made Known hy appncauun he subscriber in
Richmond, who WIil contract privately iuT the property
any time between tnis anA ihe day April
when if previously disposed Of u will be sold the
highest bidder, on the premises.
oVERToN SEAwELL.
February
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Mulberry Grove FOX Sale

WILL be sold to the highest bidder the preInsc
w on the 10th day Of April ensuing that peautif,i
farm, wheTeon the late PRETTYMAN MERRY, dee. lr.
ed, known by the name OF MULBERRY GRONE-yine
on the waters OF Slate river, Buckingham County, Na
contains about HOO acres, about bali OF which Is
clcared aud fit orcullyation; the other moet, Is we'll
set with timber OF various KINDS.
This farm ssnatet in very healthy as we'll sweaithy
aud respectable and few Situations equal
IL point of IL being In the vicinity oi sew
cial merchant mills and small towns, where wheat COM
mands within six perez Of the Richmond market price
the distance between II and the courthouse Is only four
miles joucs's mills 1--WE miles Rockers do. six miles,
the Virginia and Diamond do 20 miles, theWarren aud
Bent creek 90. Ia miles, WaTmnster 10 miles New Can
ton and Cara about IS miss LynchbuTg 40 Richmond
30 miles. his like other tracts of land in ITS vi
cny Is fertile and vel, adapted 10 the growth OF wheat.
cern tobacco, clover, This tract of country Tor
the growth ofwheat is scarcely egualled by Their
section OF the State. This aril is in good heart and has
not than ten fifteen OF galded land the
whole and is justly admitted the most level and
beautiful farm (of the same extent above tide water
Upon 1t is clearinghouse Kitchen dairy, sokehouse,
cehone barn. granary and other houses together with
number OF well selected nit trees as apples peaches,
pears, cherries, plumbs From the few expert.
neuts made with plaster this neighbourhood, il is
confidently believed It's beneficial effects will not be
passed IN any other section Of the state. This farm is
well worth the attention OF nOned gentlemeH
ew such brought into the market At the present day
The erms will be made known ON The day Of sale, We
expect only third fourth will be required ia
hand and the balance in three four equal animal pay
menis ofthe balance.
ar. Samuel A.te the premises or Dir. Ar
thur Moseley, will show the land in absence. Pos
session will be given next FALL time enough to put in
| crop of wheat. JAMES MERRY,
SAMUEL MERRY.
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DREADFUL EXPLOSION.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2i.-One oftie most mean-
choy and disastrous events which II has Fallen 10 oar
lot record SHE late explosion Of The po"der manu-.
factory aud magazine Of the Messrs. Duponts, near
Wilmington. (Del.) which took place about nine oCl0Cb
on Thursday morning last. The following are all tie
particulars have been able To gather We have gath
eied them from sources which we believe entitled 10
credit.
The worknen bad just turned the water on the ma.
chnery aud passed TO the door Of the grinding house
when an explosion took place, which blew Two Of the
men distance Of about jards without their sus
tanning any other injury than some bruises oCoasoued
by the fail one Of was literally blown out Of
his slippers the slippers were afterwards found IN
the place where the mau had been standing.
Ourreaderswill hear IN mind that the grinding the
graduating and drying houses and The nnga1lne- an
frame buildings, we're respectively distant rom each
other neariysuU yards. At the point Of tine When The
grinding house exploded, there was Wagon aud Dye
horses waiting the magazine 10 receive load OF pow
der The explosion blew TIE Waggoner ont Of BIS Wagon
sonie yards-he instantly recovered bis fest cnt the
horses clear jumped on OF them and vhppcdt hew
R violently be could 90 rs great distance as puss
bic The Wagon WAS blown into small pieces The tire,
which was new and an iuch and half thick, WAS 80
shattered that not one piece Of II could be ioHnd SIX
uchcs long One of TIE horses vas KILLED ~ stone
cN posou caused such aE alarm ~ wilmington thhi ihe
1ss The population rushed ont - their housi auu
pressed tbe bridge at the south end 81 he borough
into The marsh. The damage sustained 10 hat Doio"eu
IS not 80 great was appfchcnded. Tie hts rom te
gfindinr house vas C0iuuuu cftel 70 tue othtf
buildings and three explosions the hisiH'oe HetHtei
the fret and last about 20 nhnuiet, terminated ihia
MARSHAL Gronchv. NJ. Dupont and another renlciuau
gathered close round isrse Tree, the acdvy bia'ts "i
which preserved them oui iic many pieces nt iiu1
aud fragments ot Iock which fell ron q TURIN lie
wndoNs .aoofs, and roof Of pc. Dupont hnust Weie
blown 90. Hs ddsahlcr, Madame tiHcihNhhs W..
sitting in char vhen tC hoor on witch tt-lt' ~
that above ,s were blown up the char vas blows o.
Ga ile rutfaf!sr Iis sed there ives - 900 w. 0i a
porder ibis, togeineT with INC stlPlw' ""y'"''
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rrRAvsLArrox7

The sGhNC ~ me SINE.
sIR-ThcmessaQc OF the President embraces
two pArhru.ar points, in the paragraph IN
which ho Announces the actual state Of NE po-
litcai reitf1ns be wecn Spain and tbe United
State, Of sliciI wish tn have a precise aud
exact .un ysicdge 10 reconcile their trne NEAR
ing oi,h the sincerity au6 purity Of The scnti-
uiCufq OF which the tTcficau government
makes profession, iu couiCrsity with those
w hicn animate his catholic n8iesty, when be-
ankionsly seeks All possible means OF .et'iHc
ihe differences rndiug between Tie tWo ma
'iors and pf sfrcugfhe ming his friendship nd
good understanding with the OntCd -talCs on
sblsis. wpicn, being c-iidumt0 by the most &C.
=, r0us principles Of good fatli and nintnal iFs-
ea mas be lasting AVID nutticfsple, without
ling thc seeds % discoulsnt or gr0gnd for
III. tr differences IN future.
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L. n.
IN the tie OF ;hc American revolutionary VAR met
with an English newspaper Nhich coniaes some
OF considerable hrm,r; tie subject being ironica,
praises OF the hingt neglected TO take COPY of ih.
With the chorus. At that time invasion nom France
was threatened Camps formed m several p2i L
,oi the country among others on rirttee Heath md
! here were frequent reviews IN Hyde PARK.
The rebels DER the western main
Who p!a! the very devil
who load aud ire aad .oad ay.ja
WIKI rifles most unciyil.
Who dare refuse pa,try lax,
And swear We shall not cheat them.
VIII all be glad TO turn their backs
Wien mighty George has beat them.
f0rf,e 6oodie, ,rh0'S TIE noodle,
BSRny ScotchsisH boast htRs,
EreTg eOrg S!RgS his gIOrg.
-4"d "a bumpers toast him.
And see Hyde PARK and Tiptree too
Display their hostile banners,
WAC dare invade DDS blood, parbleu
Wen teach them better manners
He Genes, he COMES the ofInight,
His galiant troops reviewing!
% Amherst, what heavenly sirhti
- Who Tears he Storm that's Nj ewilg ~
fa"9kcc deodte, &C.
What though Britannia sees her sons
COniOundeh and divided
And by MensienTs and Spanish Dous
lns'lted aud deTided
Though taxes rice and trade decays
Aud miiiicus are expended,
On George win gratitude We gaze,
By his right arm defended.
fdRhse d0odts sc.
Then here's hs!,b to Georgeth Third,
WAC heghtcnS Ehgands glory
Hyou viii take poets word,
or tIusta loyal tory.
Then huzza boys at Georges name
And drink h.s heal;h till mellow.
Old Time may travel al. hes lame
Before he JidS his fellow.
Yankee 0,aaIe, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-31
February 26.
Rest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AanA

ENOR SALE authorised tn sell 81 private pub
lie sale that valuable estate generally known by the
nameof TIE FOLLY, situated ia Richmond county, on
KappahannOck river-t contains altogether about 1900
acres, OF which are prime river side land the
OF II covered with heavy growth of timber his
plantation merits the character of being Of the hest
IN the Lower COuntyis convenient To fish and oysters
has good spring water and IL healthy.
The terms i'll beouc half Of the purchase money in
cash; the other half in ~ months Persons disposed
buywi please make Iher proposals known Immediately.
n LISTERS (postsgs paid will he attended by me, di
ree;ed 10 Menokin, near Richmond courthouse.
Januaryl5. JOHN 7. LOMAX.
r. THE FOLLY which has heretofore been adverls-
ed for private sale will be offered the highest bidder
Richmond courthouse, The I'd day Of April, ii fair;
If not, the ueXtfair day. IT. L0MAX, Trustee.
MoROkin. Feb as. 97-tds