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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
POE

From BlacE,rood's .Ingq-ine for .llqrch Easf
TIE SOLDIERS FUNERAL.
What hadst thou done 70 sink 50 peacefully % cet
Chiide IA ro
CALMLY he died, the gallant youth
When still d was demon Wars commotionI
When summers trees were green, and smooth
The surface Of the ocean
" ell for MS SAKE may Friendship weep,
Weep that, when battle tons Were done.
When Glory wreath was bravcIy won,
Too swiftly should descend his sun.
Der being western steep!
heard the roll of nuffcd drum
heard the bugles lonely wailmg-
As 70 tn church-yard they were come
With hOnOrs nought availing
saw the sad procession move,
With arms reversed, and looks Of woe
The pail, the bearers moving SLOW
The sword, and helm with planes Of snow.
The cofin-lid above.
Prancing along with hoof Of pride,
Unconscious ofthe sad disaster,
UnmOunted, led on either side,
Behind its ancient master,
The gallant war-horSe followed; oft
70 the battle he had borne his lord
Nor started at the flashing sword
When trumpets sung, when cannon roard,
And smokc-clouds gloomd alolt.
Then slowly, mid the new-jug ground,
saw the sable bier descending
The grave flld up-his comrades round
Win heads uncovered bending
In pensive mood tun'd away
And from the mOurnful scene did steal
Full sad and sore my heart did feel,
AS thrice heard the yoIey peal
Above his senselcss clay
Yes there they left him daisies grow
Upon the turf that wraps his bosom,
And round the evening breezcs streW
The haWthoms silver blossom;
lie hears no more tie carton sound
No more the helmet decks his head
No more in love- by him are led
His gallant tToop-but, in his stead
Another now is found
Yes all must die, and pass away
The fair-the noble-ard the brave
lis desOate-I dare not STAY
TO hear the breeze sigh DER the grave
Wen may the lonely bosom ache
To mark the grey sepulchral stone,
And hear the melancholy moan,
AS the long grass and weeds upon
The churchtower'S summit shake
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02

X Is remarkable that Queen Caroline, The
consort VI King Cor-e II. died uf he same XVI
we're indisPosiiion which tvs terminated he
Iiie q Queen Caroline, the rousort of King
George TN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
Men Goods.
ROY Al LINCOLN,

LchUtLe trest,
II As Just received, and now vpeujUS i.r "a Il
IL III a large Rud extensive as rtmeut XII new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
FOREIGN.

New YORK, July 23.-By the arrivalat this
port on Saturday afternoon Of the ship Ann,
Capt. Croker, the Editors of the CONNER
cial Advertiser have received London papers
TO June 10, and Liverpool ofthe 2Oth--eight
days later than before received at this port,
and three later than were brought to Boston,
via. ST Johns.
The affairs of the Porte, and the continued
efforts olthc Greeks TO shake off the iron woke
OF the Musselmen, arc of course the first OBJ
Jects of interest. The reader will find copi-
Gus extracts i'm relation to these matters but
they are OF the same loose and uncertain char
acter, as former accounts from the same quar-
ter. There is, however, at least probabiIi-
ty that the excuses of the Turks-ihr muir
der of the venerable head of the Greek Church
and other atrocities which have deluged the
streets of Consiantinople with blood, will ine
duce Russia and Austria to abandon their neu,
trality with regard TO this contest In this event.
the Whole ofEuropean Turkey must fall as
Alexander has the power, and we need not
think he wants the disposition, TO march di-
rect to CODstantlnOplc. This event will not
secure to Greece her independence but even
II relieved from the inhuman crucltics of the
Iurks,and divided between Russiaand Austria,
they will be amply repaid for the excrtions
they have made, and the whole Christian
world will have cause TO rejoice. Such an
augmentation of the power of Alexander, will
doubtless increase the jealousy with which he
IS already tiewcd especially by England. II is
certain that this conflict is growing more and
more important, in the eyes Of all Europe
and we do not find that even the London Cou-
rier speaks of it with that air OF contempt
which we noticed few weeks ago
One paragraph which we have extracted,
says that the tragical death Of Ali Pacha seems
to be confirmed but another account equally
late, says, the Pacha ofJanina continues TO re-
side in his castle which is besiegcd, fby Che
Turks we presume.
In addition to orr extracts, we make the
following summary of events not otherwise
noticed -
AZ Constantnople all is upon the gui Girc
Partial murders continue to be perpetratcd
and in the evcHt Of any intelligence disastrous
TO the Turks arriving, they win assuredly again
| cause streams OF Christian blood 10 flow
| The s5cryians arc organizing tilcmscges and
are repairing lromall quarters under the colors
of their chiefs. Several engagements base al
ready taken place on tie frontiers between
\ them and tlIc BonianS.
I fpsilauii, retired 10 Formidable position
was occupied IN 'iecpEu;as api c-.arei ,a~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
NOTICE,

the thirteenth day Of August ensuing or the next
~ faftay, AT the residence OF VIM. yne, near New Town
in the cnryof King Queen, will he sold, at public cnn
TO the highest bidder, for cash. the follow ing prpety fnc
10 commence nj II O'Clock 4. NJ -
An undivided moiety of the following tracts or parcels of
LIND lying and being in the Harrison and Ran
dopl to Wit; One of 8i8i lying the west side of
Iyger Valley, aud patented by and-oiec treasury warrant
No. l5Tl IN the name of John Lyme decdAlso one of 98
acres on the lead waters of reater Leading creeks pa
tented by warrants Nos. 81 99 and part Of No 2 9s9
IN name oil said John LyneAlso of lis acres ON Grass
Run, branch of Ten Mile Creek patented in mari al
Warrant No p 9G in name of said John LyneAo 500 acres
on Berry Rum branch OF Simpsons Creek and patented
by warrant No p 1872, in of said John Ivnc.
1T the same time and place, will lie Sold also the life nie
rest OF the said William Lyme, in TRACT OIL md lyiuo
htie county OF King Queen containing ZOO
acres he the same more less with saw and pris mil
hreon and all the apputcnances the of land
bcongng-Aso, large nulnier of NEGROES men, women
and chirenAlso all the interest which the said yne mas
IN certain suit in controversy depending the court OF
appeals OF Virginia. between said VIM H. I,utcIn
son, eXors of William Lyme, decd who exo of John
LYME deed against the eAOrs. and heirs of czekl. David
decd.
The said property will be sold under deed of trust exc
cied by said William the subscribers trustees IN
secure The payment of the o mentioned
which deed IL of record in the Office OF King Qeen conv
d Is hereby referred To for particular description OF
the lands and their boundaries and of negroes
therein. R4LI3RD Ford >'N
B'd&ey S1i fG%D' Trustees.
HERBERT 4. CL1TBORNES
June IL. ia ,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
FEMALE EDUCATION

"n oaMhs NJ. GARNErr proposes, with the assist
~ o -, .r h'erS 10 open fennie Boanttig School,
She j. f,,iv my now reside IN Essex county Virginia
,ence ~, , , vi hsr own ana her daughters incompe-
~ such an uucaton as she sincerely desires 10
,lc r;;n, iacn VI every Individual OF her sex among
orLn. ne, 1ct having devoted the greater part
,,,, ,i, ~ e 'rucuoh Oh her own large family, she
,,tn, wnien she has thus acquired in
e. a.. n. VIII IN some degree qualify her
~ oncc %, nstrctrss, especially TO those OF her
a. 70 inc situation, there is none probably in
+, L. - 'ei oer auapteu to the contemplated purpose.
,ae", LII p'o'eu 10 he unconinony healthy IFS retire:
,hoaa M great measure secure her pupils from all
occupations To cupalc expense, frequent
-, 10 o'her reguiatities OF conduct, which
-, ci'ics uhaNoidantS present; and will afford
-, 10 her scholars, freely 10 use well
w., oi nearly one thousand volumes, still farther
H., - Whcn VIII always be open to them, under
hcriir ,, IN regard 10 what they may read of
- a hsr daughters. In the prosecution of this de-
,a 80. eei olect and anxious en'evor will be- TO bes-
;,,, ,I , rainier useu. Than SNOWY iy rceiat-
H,S the hearts, dispositions and characters her Pups
49,, -; ioI ue iai,iiu discharge oi all those ardu
of C.; wnen necessarily ue'oke upon every mistress
5 partieeIiy IN ihe southern States. 1t is upon
co,nr 'no,. an cases, mat the young people of our
Lnnvsi % ovpchu' MOI only Tor the ru,.imcnts OF
~, ou Tor All iiose early impressions upon the heart
winch IN great measure regulate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
IiceafU Dollars RciruJd.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber the cei, May last
l. " negro woman 10y the name OF AGGY. She is dark
inulato, about thirty old between four fret eleven
inches and FIVE teot high, of strong forrh
ieii tir subscriber in the month OF April arc-
ened in August 1890 in the OF Lunenburg ami
horhood OF Mr. John Potney having remained bciwC
SIX ami seven Years during which time She had, according
report three children Of which only With her ia,
time oi her apprehension When Acy taken unei-
ur she was known generally by the OF FREE HiRY
or bLiRl JEFTJHSOS During the time of her absence
she became acquainted in the OF Mrchsnbury la,
lived in the family of Mr. Joel Watkins (c lac clerk
that county, for nearly two I is quite probable
Is also acquainted in the counties Prince Edward
way and iiiN having been travelling in wagons
dcrcnt directions several times during her
The subscriber does not doubt she will ngan pass a
person. and that she will assume other She is
well known by that of Mary Jefferson. II is probable She
VIII find but Little difficulty in obtaining free pass in ibis
county, ms one ormore occurrences of tie @ taken place
during the last wear.
The subscriber willpay the above reward of twenty dollars
10 any person who Hdcyer The S,l slave Atsy him
Charlotte county, amy person who VIII secure her i'm
jail and give him information of the fact.
The subscriber will add that Aggy talks great deal and,
remarkably fast and that all occasions she claims p-
vlcge of the last word, COLLIN REDMOND.
Charlotte ,Iunc II--NyIovt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
TRUST SALE OF LAND

virtue OF deed of trust executed by Zachariah Hall TO
- Richard H. oode bearing date the 18Th day of Novcm-
Der 1906 and of record in Office The county court of
po"ian, fer the purpose of securing sum of
threin expressed due To James Ly e George
and the charges and expenses attending execution of the
saidtrust, and by virtue and authority clause therein
contained o. That IL the said chd BIG should die or any
accident or event whatever should happen prevent his act
rig upon this dec, oit1s that the said James LYLE George
NcCedc or the survivor of them, their executor shall
ana they are hereby empowered direct authorize any
one or more persons in writing, carry this iuo exc
cuon IN me same iul and complete the said
H. Goode hereby authorised 10 do ~ by authority in
writing tfom James Lyle administrator bons non with
uic VII annexed oiJanes Lyle deceased, who the
Survivors shalt proceed TO sell the premises TO the g-
si Duder ready money, the stu day of august merit all
hai certain tract parcel Of land living being in the
county OF Powhatan perhaps part thereof in Chester
HELD and hounded by the buckingham and the lands of
benjamin Watkins Reuben Winiree others except 81,
acres conveyed by the said Hall Benjamin Watkins sem
The subscriber will convey such title only vested in him
10y me SAID trust deed TARLrON SAUNDERS.
July &. I7tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
Haiuabte Property for Sale.

IsssHu The subscriber intending TO decline the milling
sAS business offers nj pri, ate sale the we'll known
adjustment CALLED the MUDDY CREEK Mills situate
in Cumberland county, miles from Gainesville and mile
from James river ON noyeriaing stream aordirg all
times navigation for boats the mill door The
10 by so feet, stories of which are hut of stone the
Sd story ofbrr and the roof covered with slate There
in the mill pairs feet and first rate burr
stones with NIL necessary machinery working the s.mcio
advantage; all ofwiich in complete the
present The dam sb of stone and has been ri, en-
mp by good judges 10 he the best in t! part the country
There is attached this establishment frs;rc lard
ON which is erected two umberiUus,s sufficient 10 hold
2OO0O bushels wheat story dwell house with
below and two above stairs, with dining
cellar; good Kitchen smoke house. dairv house and
Wei ofeNccllent waera large and comnOdotls gs in
high state of cultivation There also good cOopers ,hOI,
HJilers houses large and comnodinus
geiher with all necessary houses for the
stock To say little IN favor of this establishments sia-
ton Is of The Eealtics in Tie ncigbohood and
sesses many advantages OF its kind the ia
Any person disposed purchase, terms (Which VIII
he made accommodating viii please the subscriber
residing ON tie premises. JOHN L.. bon pt1I ANT.
Muddy Creek Mills, Ji,ly 70. IWk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
July II.
NOVICE


WAT in pursuance of directions from the Executive
Council of this state, shall Monday the 9Th ay o,
isst neri, iii fair n the first day
between the hours OF 10 and oclock before the door
' eheo Cour House ~ This city, expose sale by pub
lie auction To the highest bidder money one LOT o
ground with ali the improvements thereon situate ing and
being IN the city OF chnond the intersection of 9Th and
streets Immediately opposite the new-markct in Monroe
Ward and which said Lot is No. Ssh late the pro-
perry o one John Myers subject the king Great ri-
tam, and 10y inquon daily taken in The 18th year of the
commonwealth hath been found cscheat the common
wealth o Virginia, agreeay the provisions of the act of
the General Assembly of the said ea.th passed in
the year i'5 entitled IN act concerning escAsats for
Jeitarts from British subjects"
William Hay jun and Peter v Daniel esqrs appoint
Ell by the executive commissioners behalf the slate
their attendance is therefore respectfully solicited nj the
time and place aforesaid being previously qualified rs the
aei aioirSaid directs. SAMI.. McCRAW,
June ~. l3-tds EScheotor far Heirico County.
A IL persons indebted To the of SAMUEL PAINE
deceased requested TO make immediate paynent Ia
me bcing DESTROYS close the administration as soon as
possible, Indulgence he granted any, Persons Ia
wing claims against lie estate, requested make item
knownto oRRIS PAINE,
Nav ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
.IioSt ValuaJIc Real Property For .SuIe.

4
IL fTrliE subscriber intending remove the
IL South, offers for sale the valuable real
lpeA estate in Virginia, lying in the county of Abe
marie, and consisting of two james Rirer Tracts
containing about 1900 acres 100 of which lowgrons
inferior the The highland very line and
IN high state of cultivation. On the upper new
and elegant building, with all necessary conveiences and
combining every advantage which luxury elegance could
wish. On the lower adjoining the OF Scosyille
j. also comfortable aud convenient establishment for
family The county in which this land lies the neirhorlnoi
and society so justly celebrated, and its fertility and
fence TO market ali combine 10 make ii the desirable
acquisition which of capital could wish.
Asoa tract OF Woodland lying the above tracts
containing or 5O)acres valuable Tor lis imhe& several
LOTS IN the town OF Scottsvie, the principal eposil
for the produce large back country, bidding fair in
more prosperous times become important pIace
~ These will bc disposed at private sale either
separately together, until Gdnesdy the Of October
Hers, wlcn not sold, (of which notice will he piycn,
they viii be offered PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises
Application may be made the subscriber living on the
premises JOHN SCOTT
Iniv 8. I6-t7t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
MARY SouIfICAYE.

Second door aJore The United States bunk
tSPECrFULLY Informs tic ladies of Richmond Man
chester and their ,icintes, that she has
from tie North. and is opening, elegant
the most FASHIONABLE MILLINERY consisting, Of
CHIP, Silk, Satin, Straw and Legtorn Bonncts
An elegant assortment of Ribbons
Gcntlcmcn's and Cliildrens Straw Hats
Gaps and Turans
Elegant Artificial Flowers, C'urls
MacaSsar and i,uSsian Oil, for the hair
With man. other articles in her in,-->,ll of which she
offers for sale at very reduced prices, for cash.
r. = Old Bonnets beached and repaired.
Aprii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31

NJ, The ENQUIRER is publishedtwc week, general
nd hrce times during the session of tue State Le
,aryrPrice the heretofore, Fire Dollars per an
$50 in advance Notes OF chartered spccc-paying
Ranks Ioni) will received in PAYMENT The Editors will
eanntcc the safety of renittn them by mail the postage
OF Mi letters being paid by the writers.
T No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion
eftIe Edorsl until all arrcaragcs have been paid up
sr Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have a tenth grctis
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ. One square, iss-First Insertion, rs cents-cac
continuance, so cents
No inserted, until it has either been paid
for or assumed by person in this city, orits envos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
TlpeDfU DOVnrS Re,nUyJ

bouT the first of June last. negro man, named AM
BRUS, ran from the subscriber Is about five
eet nine or ten inches high well made active prgfy
ne mas DARK complexion, good couDtcnnnce and long
scar his cheek, occasioncd by cut with switch fsp
posed to be his right cheeb9 He carried with him variety
81 cohng among which was oznaburg suit lie Is about
25years odis supposed he making bis wav either TO the
state OF Ohio or PENNSYLVANIA; aud he is induced to do So
from desire TO to the settlement oftle negroes eman
cpataIed by lizard Bacon decd of this county. lie is ac
qaiued with many Of the said This upposton is
supported, by his having gone in company with INV
man George, who is related many of IIacons negroes
ueore has been apprehcnded and committed Cumberland
JAIL Allegheny county, Maryland, and saws Ambr,s was in
company when he TAKEN but made his cscape The
above reward viii he given fthc said negro he taken and
secured in any jail out of this state ten dollars only II
taken and secured IN this All reasonable cxpenses
viii be paid. AARON nIrRJloN
uly q az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
MIR. JACOB TORTAN

fAKE nofice that shall ut tho house Of Thomas or;ap II;
- ue county OF liatS Virginia. t 10Th i7h and is,h
days Of August proceed 60 axe the deposition of die I
lhoma ioIh 20 c read IN evidence ~ suit in chanceF
no" gePenHns ~ me ccun'y coust OF Halifax aforesaid D
which myself and others l5inii and yo are def nt
~ "hch i''c ana ps'ce lou may ii you please attend
J.mcfr. ~ - 'AN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
FIRST rate Tobacco Land, iciihom reserve.

FIRST rate Iobacco Land, lciihom reserve
Al On Wedrtsdoy, the 29ih august ] shall sell at
fsssGf public auction. without reserve tract of
xssLn LAND ON which rcsidc.-In point OF soil local
situation and neiehborhood, this farm is inferior
10 none in the upper country.
Persons DESTROYS of vesting funds real estate
well 10 attend the sale of the above propcryrcnns
fourth in hand the balance in and year-security upon
the land for the deferred payments will be required.
At The same time. will he sold several valuable NE
GROES-Also the STOCK of every description the
49, SAMUEL DYER, Ir.
Alhenarle. IIInco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
First Slip for London,

,T, First Sap for Lond0n
,SSaM To the address of Messrs. JOHN G1LLIAT &
Al49E co. with the liberty of consignment, the very
SUPERIOR and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY, Thomas Potts, commander expected TO arrive in
few ,lays ut Bermuda Hundred, when she will
loading, aud he despatched immediately having more
than one half OF her cargo already cngagedFor freight
OF the remainder which will be taken reasonable
terms, or passage, epplyto JNO. VIM. GILLIAT.
Ia, Also for London,
Jre4M To the address OF Messrs. JOHN G1LLIAT &
Lk4sE CO. will, the liberty of consignment, the fine
iis MARI AiET, James MeIrvan, coninandcr copere,
and stands at Lioys is expected tn be ut Warwick i'm
very few DAYS. and VIII commence loading she
DC got ready take n.ier burthen is about $50 hds
bacco and 200 hhds is wanted freight which if
offered soon, will be taken low.-For terms, apply
JNo. \ WM GILLIAT
Who have in Store aud offer for sale, few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco.
lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
10 be lSoM to he JGgbegt H;111er


az the first day Of August next, the land on which
- Mfs Ann hiann now resides the interest that John
Nann dec held IN the same ut the time his death. The
uay hcs on ChicSahoniny swamp, about miles from
hicn0m on the main rosd leading from thence Major
Gooas in Hanover county. and contains 100 rreyiIl
aso be soa at The same time and place. The said Ann
interest m the tract O luud adjoining same containing
100 Also hs interest in another tract Of land contin
10 acres, adjoining benjamin Mann others At tc
Suc ne VIII he sold negro and likely younr
morse bed and furniture chest, one half Of on apple
mill. one half Of still &c.
IEMS-for the lard - months and for the oilicr prom
err! siN months credit VIII be given-boJd with approve,
security viii be required Of the purchasers.
Al tc same time and place will be hired for the re-
Hhiihccr ot nc year, likely gil by the name Of Ann.
EDWIN SHELTON, ~. f6r ~. Tr,ehrG,f SteriG.
IO"h0r the cftate Of the said John Mann i commit
80. ted to bc administered, with the will annexed.
~ persons having claims against John Nann dec are
requested to make them known
Hanover, Innc - I5--wtds EDWIN sHFLTON,D.
IL persons indebted 10 join GKAIAAI occca.c1I are
requested 10 MAKE payment tO innctlfatc, as I
am DESTROYS o. closing tie acni.i as soon "a, po
ana therefore cannot grant Indulgence any body.
=. WALTER DUN, Executor
4NoY. lU. Off of John Graham. dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31

w 40 committed TO me jdi oi Wosimoreand county Va
" on TIE Cd Of April last negro who calls hn,sef
MOoEo about so year. of age. feet ~ inches hig dark
eomPeNicn ana pleasing cnuntenance when spoken to- he
hdu on Whcu committed roundabout and fantaoons Of do
mesuc manufacture lie saws he beiougs 10 u sir. Lcake
negro trader who purchased him Of Mr. David Henderson
OF frederckse' II which place he made his escape The
owner desired 80 take him away, aud pay CHARGES or he
will be disposed Of as the Law directs.
June %. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
MANCHESTER PROPERTY.

~ ~ virtue OF a decree of the county court Of
fSTEy5T NJ Chesterfield, pronounced on the 10Th
FgYif July, 1921 the subscribers will proceed sell
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on Ued-
ndy he LIT day Of aymst eri at o'clock The afternoon,
Sl that Lot OF Ian lying and being in the Mar
chester on the south side OF the main and
os,c the Manchester Exchange, known distinguished
~ me plan 1.-THE said town By No 2GI together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting conf
iera'e Dwelling House. and all necessary buildings
Parten Ne'-Terms OF sale and IL months credit, The
purchaser purchasers giving bonds with undoubed Sc
Ci ana aueed Vi iustn the property the pur-
chase TloneJ JOHN MURCIIIE.
TARLrON SAUNDERS.
D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
NOTICE

the 18th of July 1921 took from Andrew Jollrsons
- ooht hc1ld man Lewis parcel loose tobacco in
ogshcat The owner is requested prove his prnpcrtv
pay the charges and take il away, will sold for The
WAI PIGGO'rT Iusncrtor cc J,o,te. 80
July q. 2S-vSw I oct iIari1r