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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28
Atheneum, No. 129,
Published by MUNRoE& FRANCIS, Boston,
on the LIST and 18th of every month,
"a Nos. in years. per Ann.
Is just received, By G. A. TRUDfBULL,


CONTAINING
Augtst--Ancient Ceremonies of &C Harvest
Home"; Fruit; Insects; Tourists; Caravans
of the Desert; Lines by an American-En-
glish Landscape-The Renegade, Romance
"A Voice from St. Helena Bonaparte's Ac-
count of the Death of Moreau; of the Battle
of Waterloo; and Of the burning of Moscow
Polyhymnia Renaissance Youth, Man
hood, and Age; War Song Meet again; Via
Crucis, via Lucis; the Pilgrimage of Life ;,As-
Pirations of Youth-Raymond the Romantick,
and his Eve Wishes the Silver Mine of Eel
lerfeld, Tale-Sporting Intelligence Biog-
raphy of the Race. Horse Eclipse-Letter from
Naples; the Strada Molo, -Bonaparte and
Colonel Oswald-the two Marats Cossacks:
Moorish Conceit; the Gentlemen of the Press
-Acrosticks; Anagrams Cats; Lightning
Economy; Avarice Humphrey Finnamore
John Eyre, Esq. Origin of &C Lloyd's'-Po-
etry: Song, by John Hay Allan: Song, by
John Glare; Lines translated from the Ger,
man of Schiller.
Worcester, .4atg. 81, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28
One Cent Reward.

, AN away from the Suhscrib-
IL u er, in Milford, on the eleventh day Of
August, instant, an indented Apprentice to the
business of Miller, by the NAME of STEPHEN
NELSON-about feet high-light coloured
halr-bue eyes-and about Is years DID,
All persons are forbid harbouring or trusting
said Runaway Boy, on my account and who
ever will return him to me, shall receive the
above reward, but no charges paid.
Essex GREENE.
Milford, august 10. 1899.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28
Notice Is hereby Gavsa,
NHAT the Subscriber has hf

m VIAL the SubScrlDCr has been
M duly appointed Administrative with
the Will annexed) of the Estate of ENOS
TUCKER, late of Worcester, in the County Of
Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon her
self that trust, by giving bonds, as the law di.
reefs. All persons indebted to said Estate.
are hereby called upon to make Immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested to exhibit their de-
mands for settlement. MARY TUCKER.
Wsresstsr, August 6, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28

1--WE acknowledge our obligations to our va
ued correspondent 'sJAaUEs,p for the 70
lowing delicate stanzas. We regret that /
did not add another, to carry the imagin;
ton Of his readers beyond this "vale
tears" to those bright fields into which the
who enter will find the tears wiped fro
every eye."]
For THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.l
The seasons alter: hOdgy-headed frosts
Fau IN the fresh lap Of The crimson rose.
MIDSUMMER NIGHT's DREAM.
WHEN Time was young, the jocund hours,
Revealing midst unfading flowers,
Still linge-'i in their fight;
The seasons, too, fresh in their prime.
The huxom hand-maidens of time,
Sported in vesture bright.
Uncloudcd as the morn that beams
On youthful hearts, diffusing dreams
OF hope, and love, and pleasure,
Ere life's portentous clouds appear,
And wintry tempests blast the year,
Whitening each promised treasure
Bright as that morn, the seasons trod
Their verdant round, each bank and sod
With flowers of odour wreathing:
And every air that fann'd the sky
Was fragrant as the 6 sweet south'sn sigh
On bank of violets breathing.
Man knew not then the frost and snow,
The faded cheek and fallen brow,
Which age and sorrow bring:
His nerves were firm, his step was true.
AS from the flowers he dash'd the dew
OF that unfading spring.
And length of days was his.-Disease
Rode not, as now, on every breeze,
Pregnant with seeds of death:
On every hill, by every stream,
Health sported, gay as childhood's dream,
And bright as Zephyr's breath.
But time is chang'd--like man grown old,
His locks are bleach'd, his hand is cold,
All verging to decay:
The pulse of nature beats not now
Strong as when first she felt the glow
OF youth, in earlier day.
And man-alas! how is he chang,d.
Since, free as air, the field he RANCID,
And knew not pain or sorrow;
When every sun, his eye that met,
Gave golden promise, as it set,
Of more blissful morrow.
But now-what is the life of man.
his days are dwindled to span,
10 three score years and ten;
And cen this little term of years
He journeys through vale of tears.
And sinks to earth again.
JAQUES.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28

every particle of fluid is extracted and
absorbed in the coffee.
Let Rye be ground into meal, and
bread made of the meal be eaten with
cct sitting, and it will have an effect
similar 10 opium. Let the bran be Civ
en- TO pigs, and it will make them lie
down and swell with weakness but a
person may eat of the fine meal without
witnessing any i'll effects. The reason
of this is, that the facilitating fluid IS
attached 10 the hull of the grain.
Let horse eat as much rye as lie
will, and it will destroy him, by taking
away first the strength Of his limbs, and
then that of his whole body.
A FRIEND TO HEALTH.
The Canine Family "A rather singu-
lar but very judicious and salutary or
dinance, has been passed by the Coun-
Gil of North Provideace, Or. I)-Any
dog found at large within the town, or
without line about his neck of not
more than six feet long, and the ovacr
hold Of At, may be killed and buried
three feet at least below the surface.
and not less than ten rods from any
dwelling-house. A reward of fifty cents
is to be paid TO any person, who shall
kill and bury each animal.
Anderson recommends that Cows be MIXED
three times day in summer, when full fed--
If COW is not MIXED dry each time, tho
quantity diminishes-and il MIXED dry, the
best milk is obtained. The first cream which
rises is the best.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20


Which was Incorporated last winter, is expected
TO into operation in the course Of flw months.
A two-story building is now erecting at Card
ner SO by 90 feet on the ground, for the accom-
motation of the school land Mr.. BENJAMIN Hale,
a tutor at Bowdoin College, has been appointed
to take charge of 1.-THE primary object ofthis
seminary, says writer in the Maine Gazette,
is " the instruction OF yonng men in the various
branches of Mathematics and Natural PmIoso-
ply, and to teach them the application Of these
sciences to agriculture, navigation, the mechan-
ic arts. sc. individuals design TO employ their
future lives"
When we consider the local situation Of the
institution, ~ one Of the most thriving villages
on the kenncbec--the influence and beneyo-
lcncc Of IFS conor---and the qualifications Of TIC
instructor, we have no doubt ol its ultimate sue
cess and usefulness.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

The only English ships Of war the late Empe-
ror of France (Bonaparte) was ever on board OF
are now lying in the river Midway, viz. the
Undaunted. Bellerophon, and Northumberland.
Ia the first he was conveyed to the island of FL
ba, IN April 1915; in July following he surren-
'dered, and was received on board the second.
AT Rochetort, after the battle of Waterloo; and
IN less than month afterwards sailed in the
third for $. Helena, where he died On the 5th
u May lG2l.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20


The following curious fact has been handed q
MS from authority upon which we can rely :--an
Irish gentleman who came 90 Liverpool on Mon
day sc'nnight, took his place in the Champion
coach for London. Shortly after the commence,
ment of his journey, he sewcd a bill for 1 10 aDu
IL guineas within the lining of the coach. as =
place of security and GA his arrival at uS
Swan-with- two-necks, in town, was proceeclH
to take il back, when to his utter consternall0@
and astonishmcnt it was 10 whcre 70 be ioun.s
Being totally at less to account for any nea"
By which lis treasure could have vanished, ha'.
iur scarcely lost sight Of the coach from Mn
time he first catered IL he applied TO Mr. MI
bouse, who unrrycllcd tile mystery, by ill.,
ing him that the coach was regularly cha'l ,'..
atLitchtield. Information was immediately .:nr
patched u Mr. Dunn IF that city, reqaes"~a5
his assistance TO recover rho money AZ"
Friday morning, upon examination Of ne eO nv.
which had gone three journeys to and i'o'" IN
erpool since the gentleman let It, the p'of'
was found safe, ana has been restored 10 n'''.
Uotcsrhamptoas Gt'o"''''
Fec,n1iiu-A common streaked snake y rsoIo-
of uncommon size. was lately killed III
MIA, Chautauque county, from wincn ", ,ocl.
ken nintty eight young ones, Of from = cr.g.
es in length, and Of sufficient animaiio'
about with considerable spirit
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
PORTUGAL.

BY an 1'val at New York, we are furnished
with some further particulars of the conspiracy
detected at Lisbon June 2. The conspiracy was
suppressed, by the arrest OF few individuals,
without any interruption Of the public tranquil
Ilty Il j. stated that the Congress had ordered
that the Grown Prince should remain in Brazil
as Prince Regent, and had resolved 70 make such
alterations Of the constitution in favour Of the
kingdom Of Brazil, as is situation should require
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
SOUTH AMERICA.

FTrttde-Acconntsr received az Charleston
from Havana, informs us that the self created
Emperor Of Mexico, had st-tstubIishedh he Rtfyi-
sttion " he FriorS had prosecuted liberal atd
ph't1'ttropic men would not permit the Euro
pean Spaniards 20 return 20 their native country,
nor enter las newly established empire and had
endeavored 10 prevent the expectation OF the pro.
perty which belonged to them. The people of
New Spain are stated to be divided into faur par
ties, VIZ. imperialists, Republicans, Services,
and Constitutionalists, which, il was not doubted,
would occasion civil dscord and intestine war
We are Of opinion that the despotic measures Of
lturbidc arc Of themselves sufficient to produce
this effect, and that to this cause alone ought to
be attributed the existence Of many dangerous
factions.
The Nexican Congress have prohibited the
holding Of Slases in that Empire.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
BEAZII.S.

a letter received in Salem. from st. Salvador
dated Gath June, describing The enrnity which
prevails between the European and BRAZILIAN
Portuguese at that place, and which he expects
Will soon break ont in open hcstilitles says, that
scarcely night passes without murders and rob-
bcries being committed. Ten BrazilIians were
murdered ~ one night. Business is stated to be
nncommoEly dull throughout the Brazis. 4
postscript to the letter states that news had inst
been recei, ell that PerHambuco had declared for
the Prince, and thrown off tie yoke of the par
ent country.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

The spots on the sun said at this lime to
be very interesting, there being one which is
perceptble 10 the naked eye it is about three
tme~ the size Of our Earth
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

We announced, in our last paper, that meas
ures were taking 10 ascertain The sense Of the
people, and nominate candidate for Senator.
in this county, in lie room Isaac ADAMS, ESQ.
who declined an election. We are now author
lied to state. chat
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
From MONTE NfpFo.

Capt. Hntchens arrived at Baltimore, brings
ad,ces from Monte Vidco to the o2d June. All
things were quiet on the River of Plate. From
Peru accounts state, that division of 900
strong, of the army of Gen. San Martin had
been cut to pieces by Spanish division, about
80 leagues from Lima but that the General,
with 10000 men, was about 10 take the field
against the Spaniards and that the Spanish
force did not exceed $500 men, and were much
divided confident hopes were entertained Of
his success.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
Hon. LOTHROP LEWIS

JlCIl. Az llhOI IL Id
has been selected, aud viii be supported hy the
Federal Republicans Of this county for that
Office.
MIR. Lewis qualifications are well known
Nothing need be said to recommend to the public
one, whose many years experience, and knowl-
edge Of our local and general interests e.nlnenty
qualify him for the Office. The character OF our
Senate, last year, was not snch, for talent and
information, rs could he wished. There were
but few members, who appeared qualified 10 ex-
ercise the important duties Of legislation; and
upon tie few who were qualified, burihcns we're
imposed which employed them night and day
while tie agR0ramuses were receiving full paw
for doing nothing. The Intelligent tcsc were
ike hewers Of wood and drawers Of water 10
the isnoTGft. These things ought not so to be.
To give an instance of gross ignorance which
would disgrace school boy ten years old, we
mention fact-that report ola JOINT corlmiE'
tee was seen IN the lobby of the Senate, begin
ing with these words: 8 The committed Of both
HOusen." Are such men the best qualified for
Senators ? Cannot Maine furnish those who
possess at least the advantages Of a common
school boy The Senators nominated in this
days Gazette, are all men Of good education
experienced in legislation and well acquainted
with our political interests.
In our last we stated the expenditures Of the
fret r,.,itf a. - r. nRn
We should, perhaps, have stated that it was dHr-
ing period of one year and about eight months
1t was however for business Of legislation, which
might with as much ease, and more correctness,
have been accomplished in one year. The amount
was Sf07,4Se. 81.
The expense of the council only, was S3193,
50-this enormous sum was divided among seven
persons.
The people know how much their state taxes
arc incrcascd--and in addition to this. we are ~
take into consideration the large amount Of sup
porting the states poor This which we have
to add to the enlarged state tax, is now borne Nv
the towns. Portland pays, perhaps, $4,000 year
", we have not time to ascertain with certainty.
but we believe it to be about that sum. This, to
be sure, IS compensated BY the duty on licenses:
but that duty under old Massachusetts, was paid
into the treasury, and very considerably lessen
ed the amount of our taxes.
CITIZENS.
If you elect Mr.. WHITMAN for your
Governor, we shall witness very different state
lures, and save you from the gross impositions n-
to which you have been dupod By the articles q
designing men, who hatter you only to betray,
and fatten themselves upon thespoils Of the pull
lie.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
ID: sIsDa,fSeR@f5Ge
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE work of death among the blacks who re-
Gently attempted to raise an fnsurrec,lon ~
this state, is rapidly progressing. On The Goth
uIt. twenty two more unfortunate creatures eX-
nircd ON the rallo,ss. On the same day sixnore
were sentenced to suffer the same punishment,
and five TO be banished from the United States,
into which they are not 10 retarn amer penalty
OF death.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

A full grown Rattesnakc, with lis tangs and
ratties entire, has been 50 domesticated, by
man at Petersburg, az to manifest grateful az
fiction for him. coiling about his meek, Kissing
him.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

Jcftdhd, JbtJ Us lo-@s
At subsequent meetings OF the members Of the Cor
poration and board o. Trustees,
The Hon. PRENTiss MELLEN, was reelected
observation-disclosures DAvEIs, RQ. Treasurer,
and WILLIAM Wills. Secretary.
WILLIAM WILLIS, SsGrg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20


The Pope has issued rescript strongly en-
forcing the reading of the Holy Scriptures.
SPAIN.
The Paris papers contain accounts Of fresh
plots and differences between the King and the
Cortes, by which it would appear that the affairs
Of Spain were fast approaching toa crisis. The
march Of French troops to the Pyrenecs con-
.inuel, but il was stated that il was owing TO
new regulation id the military state Of France.
-Moyemcnis Of troops took place III every 9th
er direction as well as towards the Pyrcnees.
Advices from Madrid are to the lst uIt the
>Cortcs were prorugned the day before. They
have Fetaiiated French me surcs BY prohibiting
tie inland commercial intercourse except by
one route. 4 deficiency Of 100000 reals in
the revenue is antcipaied-and a loan of 80,
100000 authorized. Disturbances occurred at
Madrid at the time of the adjournment OF the
Cores
The King delivered an address on the separa-
ton Of tie Cortes- The latter in their answer
remarked that agriculture being almost ami
liilated, Industry disheatened, and Trade par
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
MAINE.
INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.

at the annual meeting Of the Trustees q the IHstit-
ton for Savings for Portland and its vicinity tie
mitee raised inspect the Treasurers for
the past yeas submitted report o. which the following
is extract, exhibiting the present state OF the Inst
tuition.
The Committee Of the Trustees Of the Insitution for
savings for the Of Portland and vicinity appoint
ed examine toe accounts OF James Neal Esq Treas
nrer OF sald Institution for the year ending July 10TH
1922, have attended that service and ask leave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29
NEW FASHIONS

| oSI received and now opening the Store of MARY
sou lHuAIE an extensive assortment of Hats q Bon
S Oh the newest fashions, not be surpassed
r eieeahee among them black and white Leghorn
straw bonneS chinchila and hats great
variety of feathers the han,Isomes and most fsSbaS
GooIs pad ribbons hraids, cur white and oher
u ornmentS waddine and trimming for pelisses; hair
he's ana ilLetIe caps, coarets coretts Ma
% nnsa and antique OIL which greatly contribute 60
0urks essence ofyre changing light or red color, red
r 10 dalk brown or black and many articles in The
hlllinery line too numerous o enumerate
On hand, few ready made SES-AIIo of which she
cash ~ S 'eihis Aoi
Leghorn Straw Bonnets cleaned, died and trimmed
ITMANTUA-MAKINGd done in the newest fashions and
at the shortest notice. ' "'
November is. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29

IT The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, general.
, and three times week during the session of the Stale
LegstaturePrce, the Heretofore Firs Dollars per
ahnum payable in advance Notes OF chartered specie
paying tanks (o1s will be receive in payment The Ed
io's viii guarantee the safety ef RENTING them by mail
the postage ( all letters being paid by the writers.
ar No paper will Ice discontinued Iu at the discretion
81 The Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square. ieSS-Erst Insertion rs cents-eac,
Continuance 81 cents.
No Advertisement inserted until il has either been paid
'Ssuneu by some person in this city, its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29
1880 Acres Of Ohio Lana at .31ci;oo

1880 .4creS Of Ohio Ldnd at .4ucti0n.
TITO be sold, TUESDAY the I4h If Nav at the FABLE
II Hotel in the city Of Richmond IL o'clock fifteen
ihousand eight hundred and ninety of MILITARY
LAND lying in the Ohio, creir of three e;r
ana nine months, 10 bear interest the day of sale o
pay the creditors of VIM. Price pursuant TO decree
80 court OF Henrico, pronounced on the 10th
Gay oil November 1921, in which VIM and Others
are plaintiffs and VIM Prices heirs and others are ,feo
ud ne lands said TO be good military tracts which
were allotted VIM heirs on divis;on ~ H. III
held in partnership of Robert Means and VIM prc n
sant TO decree Of the superior of cbancrv Of ri,
ichmond District in suit between Means executor
heirs and others pronounced in June last con
sistlng OF the following tracts, whrh ere ,scre.l in M
helrs OF w lillian Price, deceased, viz.
survey No. 418S, containing $751; acres, living on the Wa
.es OF the east fork OF the Little Miami Survey s
~ acres, on the waters Of Mill
acres on the waters of Mill Boxes creeks $50,
OF 80 acres on the waters OF Mill Survey $500 nj
tVUO acres, on Blues creek
Blues creek Survey 5728 of acres ON The ,a,r,
MN creek Survey $3.50 and 65O 500 acres on the ate-
o BOXES creek: Survey 1852, of go U
Mn cIeea survey 5SS7 Of 1000 acres, the waters
Mill and Boxes creeks Survey 1852 of 922 acres nm rio
waters oil Paint creek Entry No 10000 of IOO0 acres
ue ScIoto river Survey 1917, of 1000 acres ON The Nor
o ush creek Surveys 0027, 1921 and IOz9S of a7 81
acres on the waters oihe Scioto Survey No 52es
uoacres, on Freaches creek Survey 562 of 500 acres
te waters oi the west fork OF Scoto Survey 5t4e
VU acres, on the waters of Treaches Survey eooa
Ou acres, on the waters of Big Miami river Survey f7
oil lVOO acres, TTeaches creek Survey 5y1g az sq
acres on the waters of the Scioto river and 1d1 from
newest side OF survey 537S, the the Srioto
me cretoTs bid 10 the of their resuectix.
claims, after paying the due Meanss executors n,
taxes and small sum due TO VIM Dandridpe,. ornb,ns
oOth oil which are debts of dignity than the oe
Cs, and are to be first paid, and one-nnth amount OF
sales TO he paid to the widow OF Price deceased il; IT,
| vi her dover in tire said lands. - " ''
The purchaser to give bond aud good securitv and e ii
elo remain uncovered until the purchase money shall he
PAID by order of WIN. DUAL & WM d. PRICE,
| March rs. IO2-wsw C,or,n,;s.;, ,,D'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29
FOR SALE,

Ut LtUSt JOT Icfm q Years,
WHAT well known estate called RAILEY' COAL PITS
continuing los Of land, living in the county OF
Chesterfield aud state of Virginia. the Buckingla road
aha al The termination of the turnpike twelve miles from
The city "iichmond This has long been in the oc.
cuancy Ut Major Harry e deceased from its grea,
body, and superior quality, has gained repugtion over
every other coal mine the continent.
Any person or persons disposed purchase lease said
estate WIZ Ind one OF the proprieor agent in the
neghorood ofte premises The of July uutil the
last OF August ne&t In of SALE part of the money
viii he expected in hand balance in instanents WIFI =
liberal credit. . Wv" "
~ The editors the Baltimore Patriot Philadelphia De
mOcrac Press and New York Commercial Advertiser
requested to publish the above twice week till the Ss oi
August next and Immediately after forward their
this Office for payment.
March 6. 90 ,,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29
MATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE

HAViNG determined TO to the south shall dis
pose OF the tract OF land on which live in Caroline
county, on very reasonable terms The within about
ree mics oi bowling Green, and 1898 acres nv
cent su'ey-neary all Hat land, and of quality equal Ia any
on me er-Abou 80 or so acres of the grounds
ON the river side OF which bank has lately been thrown
up TO secure il from inundation tract of land i'm His
part OF the country combines Neutrality-suspicious.
however disposed to purchase Will view Judge (or them
seNSss sale IS made in time, privilege will be given
to seed wheat this fall if not subscriber will
sow the ground prepared, and sell it with land
s,ans - WIN DC given hr't oil january next, perhaps
SUM- ~. requhTeu. ALLEN APPERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-29
TRUST SALE

GREEABLE 10 the provisions ofa deed TRUST
to the subscriber by William Bondurapt and lar i
wife, which is duly In the office of C,,,i,er
county Tor purpose therein mentioned shall proceed 10
sell on the premises for cash on me 5fh S,,, G - - "
certain tract parcel OF land situated VIM AID bein in
he counties OF Cumberland and Powhatan containing by a
late survey 1--WE hundred aud five acres which aid r,, n;
land IS part of greater formerly owned by y
Cnamoerayne or 50 much Of the said land as will be sun
ceno pay the money due and the costs aud charges attend
ing the execution of said saleconvcyng such lille only ms Is
vested in the subscriber as trustee. ~ ' " -
Powhatan. Riarch22. ,61i ii.s'ee'