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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

The attention of the public is requested TO
TIE following letter from Count Jusinand, the
Secretary Of State Of President Boyer. TIE
tate OF tic Independent communities in the
WeI IDdies - Of tue utmost Importance TO
the United States. Ii they sbOnld be inhabit-
ed fya race Of pirate harbarians, our COM
mefcc would be vexed by their cruisers, aud
he Gull at Mexico might hereafter become
az dangerous as the Mediterranean formerly
was the di7sissiPpi, tue great harbour OF
Tie western country, would be particularly
exposed, aud we should be compelled to keep
q laT@e nav yin that unhealthy climate, Tor the
protection " orr merchant ships. Ills would
DC bui past 0t the injury. y barge aud fertile
l''Hnd won'd be nucnltIVated, aud suDfracfed
from ibc nunil2f cf Countries ttdalng Nitb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

-'I"ISHUt 'SuIe " V0'dNOtt LNlINS.
VIRGINIA: 1T Il Superior C0wyt ~ Lhauceyy held
= az he capitol la t.e city " lithnioHd TIE ilth
M0Tch, 1870
Benjamin Mer5hun, Administrator de b0uis of
James Lett deceased, who succeeded John Jeu whose
Administrations npon the said estate has been revoked
Pt1i'sjg,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

S3i ~
Plaintiffs COSTS in l;tS Suit To- end ofIsII 30 ~
Do.to end Of January term, ls2U....3s ~
) Is a.
byrd Benerieys Costs ~ I'd !Snt.
Siefhs Fees.. .-.....,...-..........S 1874 2li
.o"c' 'h s..... ......--.-...s........2 Is
sI"sHdi..... 20 o.
commissioner FaTke...................l 90
commissioner Latd.. rs
L. Fee and ............,.........H b5
$500 1874
Byrd BeVericy's Costs, p3d Suit.
SN,A rees..-.-.. ..-.,..-........--.S IL 50
L. ree..'.................... I'll
$40 80
Ryrd Bcreriey,s Costs 5th yun
|tI"s reese. .....................S III 50
l.. fee...... -........................IB ct
$50 %
Byrd BeDerley's Costs Gth Snit.
S'eh.S Fees...-.' ....-...............Sl IS
m"rshA'.- -.......................26 so
L. zee ahs iaN......... 50
S9i0I
Bgrd Bcperieys Costs I'm Sui.
S'era's tees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 3it
l. tes and IaN.......... 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

q held fer the county az LaRceSfIg, at she coa,
homse HeTfot on IasSu0g, the 2Ufi oJJaH. Logo
H'"'s'sh " Oos"HiaH.. Com piaisant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

Use(aL iUporfdt i0n.--Mr. James Edgar who arriv-
ed bere in the ship Martha, Sketchley from liverpool
brought out with him an Engi.b Cow, with her Calf
pau, ahont twelve weeks cid, which considered
boh san Yorkshire aud lancashire the finest snima
OF Tue tnd ever exhibited within the remembra Of
ihe h-st u2vs, many of whom expressed their regret
ihs c should te allowed 10 leave the country RE is
attDay ne grra. eIaadson oftIe celebrated Durham
LLi, oon'G HhicU was sold for 1909 suiHeas. The
Can da tSt led great Admiration bfIc rs undou BIT
ehD IN tupoTiant acquisition lht covntty Sir Ed
gar mas 2o biouEGt by The ship, sUDdTy agricu
tufa i"pi.m' ms omons which are killing Ail, and
an improved STA" aud IHrnip Cutief. ~. J. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

The parties interested iahe nviice that
have appointed the 2lst day of the me-. uenstl
hrAt toi commencing the directed in ihetore
Roms order OF tie CONT bic day al O'Clock
A. 81. iirir atitndarre rs Required al once in this
city, with their accounts and vouchers aud Other me-
cessary documents, ready for examination and selc-
meht. aunS lam .,
June 20 tia v,aA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22

proclaim a falsehocd? No! Then by that
Awful Majesty | swear, ! ann innocent.
May the ket.eemer Of The World plead
tor those who have sworn away my lie.
10 the unfortunate, the voice of con.
doIcnce is sweet--the language of COM
miseration delightful-thcse feelings l
have experienced in tie society of MIR.
-; stranger, he rejected not our
prayer; unknown, he shut noi his car to
our supplication; he has alicviaied our
sorrows-Nlay God bless him He has
Nept with us--May Angels rejoice with
him at Throne of Glory.
Enclosed, Sir, is key that secretes
my little all--Give it him, and say for
me, as he deserted me not while living,
, ! hope he will discharge my hast request
How my property,is to be disposed of.
he will find explained in a paper wi'hin
my Trunk, to which is attached schedule
ofthe whole. | only wish him to see it
removed to place OF safety, until to
whom it is given shall cali for it. The
hour is come! Farewell, Sir, Farewell!
50" JOHN FiS FIR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
DIED,

In this town, on Monday The s,h inst very sud.
denly, Mr. PHfLif Baowa, in the S8lh year Of his
age. ~
On "Wednesday last, Mr.. HESsr GLAppiSo, jun
in the Ssh year Of his age.
Al THertos, on the 10Th inst Miss EL,zAssrn
AsTHoNY
A. Previdssse, on the 9Th inst Mrs AsIoAiL
PAekARD. widow of Cap, Nathaniel Packard, ag-
ed so years Mrs AsBY Dsxrrn. wife of sam.
uei Dexter, Esq and dn.g gbter OF Gen Daniel shei.
don. OF this town. IN the Sal year oi her age
Al Rsndys. " n Rev ssrn PArsos, D. u az.
ed 81 years .. t.+ .f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
MIR RIED.

~ Providence. NJ JAAEs HLSrn to Miss MARY
youSc, both ot eransion. n she be 40 long
Toang she is certainly Biyh
A, Warrington City. oo Thursday evening. the
9Th inst by he Rev. Mr Hswey, SAMUEL l. Cow
RRSEvs Esq Of New.York, To Miss MAeIA u
MoawoE, youngest daughter Of JAsRs MssRoE
President Of the United States
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
SHIPPING LIST.

ENTERED,
Brig Russell, Newton, Hsvana.
+.l. Gle E}RED,
sloop Herald, Bliss. New York ship Good Re-
turn. Terrey, savannah
Weinssdas, .'fareh lS-Arriyed brig Russell,
Newton. OF inis port, Is dsJs from Havana, with
molssses. sugar, &c. Left. the Francis, Carr Ma
RIA. Wilson, aad General jackson, all OF and for
Bristol
Srme d,y--ship Amazon, Devens Of this port, So
days from london, with iron, snd balias,
The brig AKenors, Cole. Of North Kt gstown,
and Heec, s.ssway. from ihis por, arrived at Nor
fox. Mstci, 8.
B,g Kiram. Gale, Of this port, was at surrinam,
IN The 22d February.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22

Department, who las taken the earliest
opportunity of restoring this gallant Off
Ger to the service. This appointment
will of course afford additional pleasure,
when it is recollected that it is made
without impairing that subordnatlon
which is so essential to our naval service.
Nat hta
PoW.fRS, THE MURDERER, TdKE.r!
Michael Poudrs, the alleged murder
cr of Timothy Kennedy, at Boston. a
few days since, and for whose apnrehen-
sion a reward o@ 200 dollars was offered
by the Governor OF Massachusetts, was
committed to the gaol of tins city last
evening BY Alderman Badger. Powars,
in the act of engaging his passage in the
slip Howard, Tor Dublin, was recogniz-
ed by the owner, who had known HIM
in Boston. When taken into custody,
lO4 guineas were found sewtd in bis ap-
parel. He acknowledged his intimacy
with Kennedy, but denied the MURDER,
Phtadetnhio haher, Mar. is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
FOR SALE.

And hsssession yiven, me 2sh March insh
THE Real Estate ol the subscriber,
Il PLEASANTLY si,Gstea in Midde,o@n, abou, s
miles from he State. House in Newport, CONSISTING
Of Hou.e. Lot ard Blsoksri,hs sbop. The nesso
ls one story high. 30by - fett well built and ala
most new, With several q, ,eessary out. .buiidihgss
Also, 10, oi land sbou, quarter Of mile from
the above, onaninE abou, seres s,iitable for tia
isge or pasture Likewise, 10 ACRES Of land ad.
joining The Honeyman Farm, 80 called. sxcelieHt
for Grain or Grass Any person inciining TO pur.
chase the, Whole part stf The above property
will please apply 10 GEORGE 3. SWEET
Aliddietown, March 3, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
NOTICE.

ITO LET al public auction, ON the
u 25th March next, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ on tho
premises. unless previously *, a, private sale That
large and commodious dwelling house and sloro
adjoining the same on NswsAN's wbsrf, opposite
the Market, the store large and COW, o.h, ana tha
house one oi the best stshds for Boarding Honses
on the whsrt, there are two large rooms below and
seven chambers, besidns the upper story said
house and s'Dre the property OF Froneis .7ndsrsos.
who coH,emplaes removing will ALSO be 3
numbcr Of articles Of Household furniture, &c sc.
Conditions liberal and will be made known At The
time and place OF safe.
NATHANIEL. SWEET 4 Co. .7pefri
Newport, February 16, 1910 a.. s,itt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
CONGRESS.

Since the decision. OF the missouri
Question, Congress have been dlhgept-
iy engaged in The transaction OF the bus
mess before them. The Bankrupt Bill
was under discussion in the Senate, at
the last date, when no indication hostile
to its general principles, had been dis
covered - We are happy o opcrceive,
that the House have resolved. by large
majority, not to reduce the amount of
the appropriation for the payment ot
Revolutionary Pensioners - his decis-
ion will secure. Tor one year at least. to
the surviving officers and soldiers of the
Revolution. the provision which was
made for them in the celebrated Act of
Congress Of March, l8l8.-Pr0v. dm
-~z:@E-
IMPOR rANr. -;.
The o,iow;ng bill from the Committee Of Foreign
Relations for the upation OF the Floridas, was
reported TO the House of Representatives of the
q $. on the 9th inst
Be it enacted, SIC. That the President
Of the United States be, and ne Is hereby,
authorized and required to take possess
ion Of, and occupy, the territories Of East
and West Florida, and the appendsges
and appurtenances thereof; and he here.
BY authorized, for that purpose, to employ
ANY parr oi The army ard navy OF TIE U.iit-
ed States. and the, militia Of any state,
which he may deem necessary. ' 81
Sec. 2. Ind be 1t enacted, That, un-
ti cae end o the next session of Con-
g., Unless provision for the temporary
government OF the said territories be
soone, made b, CoDgr. ss, all the military,
civil, and Judicial powers exercised by
the officers of the existing government of
the same territories shall be vested in
suci, person and persons, and shall be
exercised in such manner, as the Presl.
deM of the United States shall direct, for
maintaining the inhabitants Of said terri
tories III the free enjoyment OF their lib.
er'y, property, and religion; and the laws
of lhe United States relative to the col
lection Of the revenue, and the importa-
tion OF persons Of color, shall be extend
ed to the said territories; ard the Presi.
dent of the United States shall be, and he
is hereby, authorized, within the term
aforesaid, to establish such districts for
the collection of the revenue, and during
the recess of Congress to appoint such
officers, whose commissions shall expire
at the end of the next session Of Con.
gre,s, TO enforce the said laws, as, to him
shall seem expedent.
sec. 8 Apd be ii enacted, That the
sum Of - dollars is hereby appropri-
ated, for the purpose OF carrying this act
into effect. to be paid out of any money,
in the Treasury not otherwise aypropn. :
ated, and to be applied under the direc,,
ton Of the President of the United States,
The bill was twice read, and referred
20 a committee of the whole on the state
Of the Union.
-:o<<:o-
COW MfCOO VOUGH
We learn, with great pleasure, that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22

INVESTED by JsrHRo woop, which ksrc rccheaVs
4 ness, durability, and ease TO The team exceeds
dy other noS IN use. for sale a, the New.yok prf1
- by WILLIAM s. NICHOLS
March Is Ne 93 7hasss sfresf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22
NOTICE.

HE Subscriber proposes opening Morning
SCHOOL on The lst Of April, for The ins,ruc.
ION ~ FemaIeb in Writing and A,i,hme, TIC exciu.
sney. provided q suffic len, uuhber to make il "A
oojsc,, shall apply BY the 25th inst.
JOHN 'RODMAN.
Newport, March IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22

Commissioner Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Court of Probate for the the town
Of Ne1por, In the county Of Newport. Coz, ssion-
ers to receive examine aud adjust The claims ssa'nss
the Estate Of
SAMUEL KING.
late Of Newport, deceased, represented inso'vents
do hereby give no ice that six months from the 9th
ins'-ot. allowed to the creditors of said Ests,er
70 brins an aud prove their respective clsms and
ihat will attend Tor that purpose. st our respecs
i've dwellings. any time daring said period
sTsSsANs MssSfAS q fsSis bsSEdts c'"'"''"'"'r'.
Az persons indebted TO the kss,r of ,s'd deceAss
ed, are called upon 70 n,Ake immedis,e pay"ent "a
; sAMyEi. HING, Adm,nisTst0r.
Newpor,. March IS, 1920
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CON- MfCOO ,roUGH.

We learn, with great pleasure, that
Capt M'Donough has been appointed to
|command the line of battle ship now
|buiIding at New-York, when she shall
be in a state to receive her commander
Capt. Niacdonough having become sen.
biple that the course pursued by the
Cour, Martial. of which he was a mem.
ber. and which led to the officers COM
posing 81 court being ordered home,
va incouect, with that magnanimity
vhich ,rspeaks great mind, acknowl-
uued us error TO the chief Of the Navy
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TO LET--nt PubKc Anction.
On FRiD fY, hqreh - II $40, az 10 o'clock,
Il. NJ on the hremises, s'r
THE Pastnte Lots, Nos z and q, containing one
acre and a half each, on Easton's Point. near
The Aims House Also, Two.thirds ef the Meadow
Field ESQ csllec) contiguous to the Friends Meet
ing House.
Newport. March %, 1890
10 LET-af PUbEc Auction.
On SATURDAY. March IS, 1910, az 10
O'clock, q M. SCginniug al shs Brirk Mar.
kef
A LOT Of Land belonging 20 the town OF New
"A port. known by the name Of the 6alIows Field.
Also. the Town Marsh, and the Market stalls in
both Msrket.fiouses -Condi,iols made known Hi
the Auctions HENRY BULL, .aGtt'r,
On MONDAY, Me io,h Ahru, 1890, heye
toiH be sold at AUCTION, az 10 o'ciock II, M
A IL the Personal property Of the late Stephen
IA Greene, deceased, consisting Of large and
valuable assortment Of Carpenters Tools. together,
with quantity Of Furniture and other articles.
Conditions at tine and place pf sale.
WILLIAM LOWE. .anerr.
Newport, M.reh 20. 1870
REAL t.STATk--tor Sale.
On THURSDAY, hhrn 2ofh, at 10 O'Clock
n W. 1otU &c sclO az -Aouc .10SfDu, 01 f"e
fremises. -,.-
>HE Dwelling House ard Got in Cisrke-street.
4. occupied by Josiah G shas, Esq The prem
ises are ortgaged for eigh, hpndred dollars, which
suin with interest thereon mus, be paid delivery
OF the p:ed-Tbe balance to be in three equal pay.
mea,s, of 80. 90 aud 100 days, for approved cnors
ed 4otes, payable at either Bank in ibis gwp The
title will be Omit CIsm Decd from Riehdrd n
-Rsuabfh Esg tssgnee 70 Josiah e. sna~, which
IL is believed, after payment OF sad nsortgsge. s
vest in The purchaser perfect titie to said estate
On TUESDAY, May I'd, al II o'clock, Il NJ
WILDE sstS a. Prbie Auenon, on the prem
isrs;
HE Estate in Thsmes-strec,, now occupied ~
Francis Z Grand and known by the b.me 90
The Ayrsult Estate The premises are subject TO
mortgage 10 Mrs Sfs,y d Hdmoi, now amounting
10 between eleven aud twelve huodred dollars
The title 70 be given. viii be quit claim Deed ffou
Richard r Ksndsleh, Ere in who". Is vested 81
the right and title Of JOSIAH T. Shaw 'n AID TO a.,
premises --for ,he purchase money over the amour
n the mortgage, credit Of 80, 80 aud 100 ds,
viii be given, for approved endorsed Notes. pay
BILE At either Of the Banks in ths town--it is be
licyed ths, The aforc mentioned quit claim Dee
viii vest IN the purchasers the fee ~ the estate
subject 10 no other inc.mbrance tban that above
me stioned CHRIS. RHODES, .fucf'r.
Newport, M.rch q.
Sehooi. Books, Blanks. and Stationary,
n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-22

We learn that the office cs the c olIec-
tor of customs for the por, OF Bristol is
vacant by the resignation OF CHARLES
CorLINs. Esq whose resignation has
been accepted by the President.
Those who are acquainted with the
private and official conduct oil this meri-
torious officer, can bear testimony, that
in the discharge of the arduous duties OF
hls office, he has never departed tIom
that amenity of manners and disposition
to oblige, that has always distinguished
him in his social connexions. :
Proc. Cas.
The robber Of the mail near New
Haven has been taken, and lodged in
jall in that city. The money which he
took from the mail, amounting TO
little more than S so, together with
most of the drafts, letters, &c. have
been recovered. His name is Dewey
Hail, and though ooly II years OF age,
has been for some time past at war with
honesty He has made full confession
OF hrs guilt. and will be tried before the
U1ised states Circuit Court, In New
Haven, OH the 18th of next month.
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Sshooi. Books, Blanks. and Stationary,
For sale, CT the Hst.S'ore of
GEORGE WANTON.
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Commissioners 'NovCe.
lXyg, the sur,crl,ers. hasing been appointed By
w the Hon, Godst of Probate, for the town of
Newport. in ffe county Of Newport, commission.
RS 10 receive, examine and adjust the claims gaoss
GEORGE JOHNSON,
ate ofNt~pcr, IN the county OF Newport deceaseds
insoiyeni do hereby give notice that sin
months fom the 9Th inst are allowed TO the crcdi-
iors ofssid Estate bring in and prove their respeee
i've claims and that will attend for that purpose
a, our respective dwellings any time during SAID
period.
NATHASIsL SWEET, ! c,mmi..isr.rs
WILLIAM STEVENS
All perspns ,hs, ere indebted to the Estate OF
said deceased are esiied upon TO make immed'ato
DANIEL DESHAM, .sds.imisfro'sr. with no
WiH anpsred
Newport. March o 1890.
~ PRINTING, Of all kinds. eIecSfed -
o suasfae1cry manner, az shIs Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

in complete operation. They are OF opin.
ion that The general government will avail
itself of this offer, as Virginia can furnish
The arms upon better terms than individ-
uals with whom they are i'm The habit of
contracting.
lhey moreover recommend that such
OF HE old arms ss are not fiji TO be re-
paired, he sold by The executive.
message was received from the
Senate by MIR. Johnson that they had
passed the bill :" TO aS,eud the act erii-
lied an act reducing INTO one all acts and
parts OF acts concerning the Superior
Courts OF Chancrry"-witli amendments.
In these. the III. of ID. concurred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-25

IN pursuance Of the provisions of deed oftrnst
i Cuted TO us BY VIM. Mtchei--We shan, 07i Thurs
dag tie 2lth ~ FebrHaTy Rert u fair, 81 not. the
next fair day, proceed to sell al pubic auction, tie
turnpike TOad, mile from the OF Lfurhhntp,
betweeu forty and hftyyeiylEfly NEgROES "A credit
~ Twelve months from the day of sale viii he elven
upon the purchaser or purchasers executing bond WiJh
approved security TO cary ihgerest FROM The date the
interest however TO ne RENTED IL The bonds pugc-
tuslly paid.
IT'S confidently beieved that 81 more valuable pal-
eel NJ negtee5 Ofered tor sale u Vtfgsia.
They carefully selected by their present pfopfie.
tof-consis principals OF very likely young men ana
atnoag them seven eight 8cnr barrel Coopel
good biscksnIths, and an exceiieut oficSiayef.
The difficulties which prevented Sire sale formerly
advertised having been, ~ hc consent Of AT te pgr-
ties interested, entirely removed disappopfnirHt
caH ~ will take place ~ that appointed. The tns
20 these negroes 10 believed 10 be umuesuohAnie bgt
We shall conteyoniy hist which Se bold ifustses.
EDWARD WATTS l.
HENRY s. bkSGHoRNE, ( iS'"''t
Jsn. &c ei----i5ss
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DiStr'ct V Virginia, Ia wts:
Z Eft remembered, that on tie
.sEALs - wen:y-seyeul, ,ia, at Deccn,.
,sassss.s Der, III the forty ?cnltlI year ., The
independence Of The UDii'd States OF Amer
ca, WILLIAM MUNFoRD, OF the said District
has deposited III this Office The title of "a i{ooL
the 'ight whereof he claims u aliihnr in III.
words following, III wilt Il CeueII! Index
10 the Nirginian Law Authorities, IeporIedbE
WASHINGTON, CALL. HENIEG and NiuNFoRn
jointly, and MUNFoRD separately with
notes.-ln one VOlume.-By WilLiHsi MuK-
FORD."-in conformity to the act at the Co.'S
gress OF the United States entitled, An act
Tor The encouragement o! learning by securing
the copies oimaps, charts and books. TO tue su-
thors and proprietor of SHch copies during
the times therein mentioned"
RD. JEFFRIES CLERK
of the District Of Virginia.
n. u. The above work is just published -
for sale al VIM. III. FitzwhylsOnns bookStnrc,
Richmond, and by Peter Eppcs al The Capj-
tOl-Ircc S6.--it contains all the POINTS OF
LAW In The reports abOVeme ntioned, aIrnns eel
under proper titles la aiphab etical order with
notes referring 10 conflicting or explanatory
decisions aud acts of the General Assembly.
especially 10 such parts OF The NEW REVI.fo
CODE, as have Ill any respect changed the lar
previously settled Ay the Court cI Appeals.
Wi. MUNfO<D.
Richmond. Jan %. 81. .l2{
SAT-, WMskey, Clover SEED, .Suga1. Sc
ME are now receiving aud ofer for sale
w 800 sacks blown Salt, Liverpool nlIed the sack
ing OF superior quaiIIy
10 hhGs. WbISkey, ana
chests Young Tyson Tea.
lind also for SITE ia More
10 hhds. PRIME ST. CTOx Sugars
~ bh!s. inferior do. 10.
80 bushels new Clover Seed
Ian ., Rob AgBATT, jr. & co.
Jan % 5l..3t