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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
JOHN w. DAVIS,
THAMEs-S

THAMEs-STREET,
ID EspEcTpyLLY informs bis friends and the
In public that he hss made great additions TO bis
former stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which makes bis assortment completes He keeps
constantly for sale, black and colored Morocco of
the fret quality Binding and Lining skins Day
MARTINS, Hdnt's, ST. Adams and Varnsh Blsckng
Tacks and Copper NGs ct so cents, and iron TOR 2,
cent. per pound. Russia sbeetng Russia Bris,es
Ferri,i. Webbing. Ribbon, shoe Thread, heel Fall,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts. Trunks ct . saperor
quality-asd every article usually called for IN
sbne sore--ail Of which vill be sold as low a. can
be purchased at any store IN town.
NIB Ladies wishing TO have fashionable Morocco
ard cloth Boots and shoes manufactured st short
no, ice will please leave their measures a. above, or
Al No 100. Thames street, two experienced work.
men, from lynn. have been engaged, ~ho attend
solely 70 that business.
J.w.D Jun. has just received one boz Ladies'
Morocco Boots and Walking shoes, which viii ba
sold lows fev pair. q, rs ess.s. EeT ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
fNrEMPERANcE,

The Boston Recorder, in noticing q sermon
preached before tho Massachusetts Society
for the suppression OF ofln,ernpersnce, observes
---"Ten Thousand lives are yearly lost 10 tho
". States by intempe rance More than thirty
millions OF dollars sre annually expended Tor
this mortal poison Al respectable physic4
lana sgree that ardent spiri,s give no Doutish.
ment 10 the system, bu, from polluted foun.
tain Of melancholy, diseases and DEATH"
They blunt the moral faculties and in,ellecsu.
al powers.
"Of eigh,y.sevsn persons admitted 20 the
Insane Hospital, Ncw.York, last year, the
insanity Of ,wen,y.seven was caused by 10.
tempersnce !"
The following extract from this sermon
ought TO be peruscd by ell who remain in.
sensible TO the evils produced by ardent
spirits.
al knew father who dotted on his chile
drep. He was regular, apparently 10 bis hsb-
It's, tender, perhaps 10 excess, in his affections,
ptovident in regard 70 his family, respectful
in public worship. Bot he fell into habits of
intempersnce. In one OF tho psroxysms OF
his disease, this once tender faiher pursbed
his son with an uplifted sxe IN bis hsnds, end
would have put IN end to biz life had he not
been forcibly prevented.
"Duting tho winter session OF tho General
Court, and Just sfter leaving tho chamber Of
the Supreme Executive, who're IL happened
TO be my duty to attend, was called BY . rag
ged, shiyering boy, whose sobs snd tears al
most prevented my understanding him, 70
vial, bis mother. His father, he tod me, had
split open her head with stick Of wood, and
sho was not expected 10 live. Shocked and
full Of horror, followed him. On entering
the place, found woman in crib formed
Of rough boards, nailed against tho well, IN
tho depth Of poverty and distress. Never
before was 30 struck with the contrast IN
the condition Of nankird. Scarcely could
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
CUlIDALL'S MILLS.
WooL Eardinp.

THE subscribers inform their friends
l. and the public. tha, they have rcpienished
their Csrding Machines with new Cards of the I'm
are now enabled to Card Wool of all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as ususl-.sso, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions and to color gar
rnents, &c. that have faded, or become unfssh'on-
An branches Of the above business will be
done With despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
.n-l CLARKE & GRINNELL.
N.B.-sAnYoRp ALny, Little. e.Compton-PnLuo
CoasY, Tiverton-wILLyAN PEARsE, Bristol
Ferry-and Jon SHERMAs, in Newport, will re.
ceve and forward articles intended for the Manu-.
factory. Portsmouth, July l9,, 1920,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD.

IShAC GUILD,
Has Jusf received, az ms old stand,
No l76, Thames Srces,
And Offers Tor sale ss low as can be purchased
in town, for CASH,
"A N assortment Of best super6ne Broad
4 4 cloths and Csssjmeres, fashionable col.
ors middle and low p ICED do. do. tor Sur.
touis Tartan PIsids, for Cloaks super and
common drab pevonshire nv, Data, Main
aud embossed pombpxei,es, black and fancy
colors supe, b new fashioned Cassineu Nes-
ing. Valencia and common do; rich gilt
coat and YES, Buttons !, superb fansy Crsva,s;
black silk and Gag ,HandkerchieB; brown
Hollands and Co,tons, very cheap.
W His friends and the public are Invited
to cali and cxsminc for themselves.
NewhOrt, October IL, 1921.
ST. CKOIX RUM, &c.
10 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
80 bbls. Country Gin,
10 casks Port Wine,
10 do. Malaga, do.
90 boxes Malaga Raisins,
80 boxes Havana brown Sugars,
so chests and boxes Young Hvson,
Hyson Skin and Souchong Teas.
S bags Pepper and Pimento,
Now landing from sloOp Herald. and for sale by
Nov. IL .- ,.....--, a. MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
Hardware, Cutlery. Ship Lhand.sty,Ss.
WIN. H. RATHBONE,
Offers fer sale at his Store, hsad of
Packet Wharf.
OUADRANTS, double and single


OUADRANTS, double and single
observation. Bra IS and Wood Compasses
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical instruments
parallel rules, Scales and Dividers Navigstors snd
Coast Pilots; Charts, patent bslf.hour Glasses {,
Log glasses Bunting and Ships coloursi quilts,
writing, letter and log paper ink powder cordsge
OF all sizes twine house, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes, brooms cabin mops log reels and chfs
deep sea and hand leads, hand pump 8, serving
malsets; blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed.
grs, horn and tin Iantorns knives and forks hin.
les OF all kinds screws a brass and iron la,ches
eocks, cohee mills jack ard pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies and tormentors; axes, hstcbe,s, ham
mers, japan and tin trumpets, ohisels sugurs, ,..,
SAWS hsrpoons and grains, fish hooks, ssil needles
ana palms, leather. shea,hing paper, caulkirg irons
snd mailets; marlin spikes, iron shovels, ships
srcspers. g'mblets, pump and capper nsils, states
and peHciis, spanish brown, red lead Tin iren end
stone ware; patent deck lights brass pnmp boxes,
wrought and cut nails, brsds and ,acks of all Sizes
te. giue, chalk birthstone, tampblaek, oars, hand
spikes, Tar. Pitch, Turpentine and Rosn oakum;
with full assortment o, every articles usually call
ed Tor an Hardware sud Ship Chsndlery store.
qJ Persons withmg QuSdrants and Compasses
repaired. can leave them al the above store where
they will be attended to. Newport, June Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

And No. l, Castor,. Horse Court,
WILL this day open superb lot oi DRY
w GOODS, which will make his sssortmen, CON-
p,ete-and he will sell them lower than can be pur
chased in this state.
Among whtrh are tke fOi'owingf
Blue, black and mkt Grape ribbons.
Broadcioths Sinshaws and LuS,rings,
Blue, black. brown and Silk and Tabby vevets
mkt Csssmeres. Silk Umbrellas.
Blue and drsb kerseys. Green, White and Blue
Blue and mkt Plains. Silks.
DuhiIls and FIsnnels, Italian sewing silk.
bookings and Bays. Bail and stick twist.
Buff Cashmere for vest shirtings aud sheethgs
ngs Cotton Canbrics
Caroline Plaids, Threads and cotons
Plain and figured Bonn. Thread Laces
basets. Linen Damask and Dia.
Rattnets. pers
Scotch Plsids. Coat and Vest buttons
Csmlets. Very cheap checks and
Fancy ves,ings, stripes
Figured Poplins. Ginghams and fancy Cal.
Bombasins. icoes
Italian. Canton and Man. Brown Linens
darne Grapes. Shear Musfns
also.
Three thousand yards Of superb blue prints BY the
piece or yard very low. And thirty thousand good
Quills with many other articles too tedious 10 men
tion.
W.. r. viii give two per cent premium for any
Gold Coin. and half per cent more than any other
person December ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
CORONATION PLAIDS

II. OEOO fC.NO
Fl AS just received large assortment Of GOODS,
suitable for the season--A mong which are
Coronation Piaids,
an elegant article for-isdies dresses,
bale Blanckets, & plain ami bordered
ditto fanneis, yFearnsugb,s.
1 ditto Bombs ae,tes, fig. \ \Kerseys,
ured and plain, 4 Droadcloth,,
ditto PaiIise Cloths. yPIains and Coatings.
ditto Csssineres, some 4 Vesiings.
very low prsed, FIagg aud bandsnna hks
ditto Russia Diapers, ( Cotton do.
! case Cailcoes, vscotch Plads, large 6g.
ditto Fufni,ures, 4 ures.
ditto English Shirtngs, Z bales bleached brown
do Cashmere Shswis,v Shirungs
together with great variety oi other articles, all
of which will be sold cheap for cash or approved
creuit. October 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

fNbloo DIVE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
Il friends and The public, that they have estsb-
iished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloring end finish.
ing. wooiien goods of all descriptions will be fin.
ished in the nestes manner, or the most reasonable
terms. ..
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of all grades csrded into rolls in the bes,
manner They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, a. may best suit their en-
poyers. ... .,
fhe following persons wiil receive and forward
spy articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD sTANHoPE, and ....
ROBERT r. q FRANCIS CARR, ksrperf.
GEORGE LAwTON, 7sperfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisoi Ferry
customers and socit the continuance Of their "a.
xours JOHN BABCOCN.
MOSES LAwTCN
Portsmouth,, June 10, 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
Yaluable Real Estate fol. Sale.

TV1fE subscriber wishes his plantation called In
u dian Spring, formerly ouhwark Parish Glebe which
contains upwards OF eight hundred Of lsu6
which is heavily timbered win, cypress poplar onk and
quality On this plantation is dwelling house, with four
rooms and passage below stairs above
porch and piazza This house has been newly covered.
new floors laid below and the plank tie upper
hoor new and convenient Kitchen and smoke house all
new within 100 Yards Of the dwelling house. spring
excellent water equal TO any in the lower of Virginia
here are also this plantation upwards ofI00o Young APP
pie and peach trees This situation is very healthy and
desirable one TO professional gentleman.
The subscriber will also sell plantation on which he
now resides containing upwards Of four hundred
part nj which is cleared and nclose. the other part well
tmhered On this farm all
the accommodation OF very large family large brick
dwelling house, story high containing two rooms and
ten foot passage below, four garnet above.
There are also on this farm good garden well enclosed,
valuable young orchard, with all the buildings
Tor the preservation Of the fruit and several wells aorng
good water This situation is within miles of Surry
Courthouse and the first named farm within miles, boik
ot which plantations lie the public leading from
Sury Courthouse, To Cabin Point and Petersburg.
Persons who DESTROYS purchase either of
'ors can view the premises and know the
time by calling the subscriber.
those plantations privately disposed nj before
June court next of this county, both will be offered
for public sale on that dav.
The subscriber will sell on the fourth Monday in Nav
next for cash, Tor privately fappication me
upwards Of eight hundred land generally of good
quality, winch is small clearing wing orchard
with small framed building The uncleRcA land
~ mberee with pine oak and poplar. This land lies
each side az the main road leading from Surry
TO Cabin Pontnnd adjoining the last
very conveniently, be divided into small farms
April s. ,o7Nwsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
JAMES McALLISTER

HAS the pleasure OF informing his friends and the citizens
of both town and country that he has remoes back to
his former siand the Main opposite the If
Messrs Charter & Williams and few doors below Market
BRIDGE ION the side of the with the Union HOTEL
and but short distance above that establishment where
he has resumed the business of
BOTTLING PORTER, WINE, s. CIDER.
Gratitude for the heretofore received in
duccs him TO all those who favor him with their
custom, that his cellar will all times be filed with the
choicest articles in the line of his business
al attention will be rendered all occasions. Those country
merchants and planters who this of the
visiting the city, specially invited call and ascertain
y actual experiment. the superior liquor offered
Tor sale Mt the reduced prices The subscriber having
followed the business in Philadelphia and eleven
IN this city, believes he say, without suiccng his
tensions to the charge OF vanity that his Judgment in the
qualities OF the respective kinds OF liquor kept by him, is
not surpassed by ones-hencc which is Of
The purst quality from the reputable establishments
Philadelphia, warranted 90 safely by land TO
any place, will be kept M his cellar.
He eas received by the Lydia, just from Philadelphia
80 hhds PORTER ALE, and supply OF equal quantity
VIII be constantly kept UPON hand few hundred gallons
oil very choice COR DIAL, which will be ow by the
demjohn, barrel or key. April IL. 1os-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
UNION MILLS FOR SALE.

lWiU 10 I've wish oil one OF the subscribers to Withdraw
~ IRON business which he considers aruous the
present efeetle state of his constitutions the
oer for sale the well known and valuable establishment
called the Union Mills, situated
oil James river, in Fuvanna county, miles
Rcbmend rheestabishment consists cie1y
wood land, having il mill for the -four
with pair of burr wooden house fect-o
cardng machines fixed in convenient spare
same house. saw and country prist mill detached m the
merchant ml-a dstery and tannery lately on
scale for doing extensive businessa house-and
other necessary and convenient houses premises
70 aciiiate the prosecution of the business the establish
men Each branch of this establishment, may proseout-
ca 10 an extent that almost any capitalist might
nTing me last wheat grinding there received
alhe mhiS upwards OF fifty thousand bushels wheat,
win very little trouble 10 the owners Of the mills in
procuring ut the advantageous local
non the mills we'll as that of each the other branches
OF the establishments for extensive crstomThe whole
adjustment is in good repair, in full operation.
Considering that sufficient Sas satisfy
erprsng capitalist who wish
property that he here find scope employment OF
roth his MONEY! and time actively proiitaly
scr'brs viii only add invitation view of
premises with an assurance that the shall lie entirely
reasonable as TO price, and the liberal time
Payment. JOHN TIMBEHI AXE IT.
april IL 1O3-wSwg JAMES MAGRUDER.
'iir subscriber courts held in louces
" ter MihdlcseX and King Queen lie resides at the
Eomri lonse OF the last named county.
April H. 1ll-wSW PHILIP pUVAL. F.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
MARsHAL's SALE OF LANDS


VTNDER decree OF the Superior Court Cbanccry
the Richmsnd district pronounced on the 26thsv of
January 1922 i'm cause therein depending between
ilrand executor Of BENJAMIN oliver deceased, plain
t agsinst Carter H. Page LANES Brown iun and others
defenans , he offered for sale 10 the hiphest bidder
Monday 29th day of Apr ser the premises,
commence n, . 1 o'clocL-
Ia lot in the city of richmond 80 front by 100 feet
deep, M.yo plan the Council
Harris, Factorv nnd betveen William Cooks Io
No. s and d. j. lIarris,s 10, No 7.
1.-The lot of ground in the city at the foot Of Mayos HILL
the said James Brown un by his father the
adjoining the same and Others by said Brown
of Doctor Philip Turpn subject to
the trustees in tbe deed fled In the papcrs in this cause
my have made for the connatiou OF street. through
each of said lots partly iu,proy ed with buildings
And at O'Clock ofts came day p. M on me misc,
3The said Browns undiyided half jnteres in w harf at
Rockets lately occupied by iieh Sheppard Company
ant ext above Coplaid's wharf.
On Ihrrsday the I'd day Of MAY ner. on the remses at
O'clock r.. NJ
1.-The OF land callei Mansfield on which the said
lately resided near the city, eight acres
for the comfortable accommo-
daon of ian;iy and yye encosed The ican,v of this
situation Is NOT by any in or near the civ
On Saturday the 4fh day of NAV ON tie premises at four
oiciocE p Nj
5Tbe lots numbered % 81 ana On in Drown Pope md
Street aud i,nnroy.d y;,h hr.L ,s,ss mi .,,Sossd
e-Iot No - in O. Man or lots ad;opinr M q wor
thaus lot near the above described propery coptannp
about two.thiris of an acre -
y-Lot No. in Doctor Aiams's man. near Atams's old
mill on street beween Eth mi ,,h streets
feet six inches front
On T,ssdnvtk, I'm lin, or gr, =; co,, r fs EooJ, {yo
,,;nr, ono 'o s @ pan ol io's nsa '"e '' eo"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
FOR SALE,
d The COTTON FACTORY and

sstvA MILLS, in the lower end Louisa cornty, known
Gl&- by the name of V,Stsr1l. This propc is the
Southanna river neverfang stream, thirty
above the city Of Richmond and consists OF few
one hundred OF excellent land with large and
house 81 hy 81 feet has floors above
Gently built excellent brick and faithfully executed
The machinery consists of 800 spindle the necessary
carding and rowing machines, picking machine, all
the necessary tools for making machinery. very strong
stone dam is erected the river The miFhouse
built Of wood two stories high, and pair of
stones. There IS likewise SAW MILL rhe premises
new brick dwelling two stories high 90 m 20 with
wing is by 20 feet, together with small
The above property situated in healthy and agreeable
neghbnrhoo and is well worth the gentlemen
wishing pursue the business either
cotton, AMI will be disposed Of reasonable
II it should he sold privately before first day of
January next, will that day il ar Otherwise the
fair day, be sold NJ public auction on the premises
JOHN SHELTON & co.
~ Mr. John Shelton Mr. Anderson owes, both living
near the premises, fully authorized with
person wishing purchase. J. S. g. co.
November 49,
1.-THE above property not having been sold, is still offer
ed nj private sale. j. S. Il co.
January 10. T5-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
April Q.
MARSHAL'S SALE-

FINDER decree the superior court of chancerv for
the Richmond district pronounced the 9Th day of
March 1922 in the Of Michael Sherman s,lnor
Thomas Warren, dec. and Others plaintiffs against Samuel
Parsons executor OF Samuel Parsons dec and Others
May ner.o1cr for sale the highest bidder at public
auction, on the premises the mills caYed Rockets Mills
the county of enrico and all the ground attached said
mills.
And IN Monday Me 27h deg IF the month, shall
IN like manner Fuvanna Courthouse that being court
day. offer for sale, tract of living in said COUNTY,
ON the north branches of the Hardware river contain
ing two hundred and twenty eight and half pur-
chased Of William Neves in 1850. Terms-TIree, six,
twelve and eighteen months credit bonds with approved
CURLY, and the titles retained until The payments made.
April s, fo7-d-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
April Q.
MARSHAL'S SALE.


INDER decree Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
~ the Richmond district pronounced in therein
defening the 9h day ofJanuary 1920 between Robert
Gordon ard James Curre administrators of james Curre
ry Banks plaintiff against Robert Gordon and Others de-
PENDANTS SHALL Tuesday the 4h day IF June merit, at
twelve O'clock al ihe front door OF the Eagle Hotel in the
city OF Richmond, expose sale public auction, The
highest bidder tor cash. the following parcels of
land so much thereof may sufficient satisfy said
decree, TO wit:
$40 All On Hughes river in the county of Mcnon
208O gala
ee0 g Al on Sand fork Of Little Keni,awa, in the
$50 a county of Monongalia
700 acres in Harrison couoy the left hand fork of
west fork 81 Little Kenhawa
237 acres on Pedars run in Harrison county
oJi acres on Simpsons creek and Pcdla in Harrison
10 acres on TiIe Of Booths creek in Harrison
81 acres on the waters Of Lost run in Harrison
a51 acres the u otter creek in Harrison
10 acres on the waters Of Simpsons creek in Harrison
"a acres on the waters of Pellar run in Harrison
% acres on the waters of Lost run in Harrison
5S acres the of SIMPSONS and Jeys
in the county of Harrison
$50 acres the middle branch of the left hand
Simpsons creek, in Harrison
OH acres on Berkeys IFS confluence with Tiger
Valley river in Harrison
- acres on Shelby's run in Harrison
3OO acres waters of 7eTrys branch SIMPSONS
creek, in Harrison
~ acres ON Pears drain of Simpsons creek in the
county of Harrison
SOO acres on Bcrry and Jerrys run, both of
Simpsons creek, i'm Harrison
$500 acres i'll Harrison, the left hand Of Ten Mile
creek, branch ofthe fork of A1onongalia
1850 acres on the waters of Tiger Valley river in Harrison
1870 the side Valley river in Harrison
10 acres ON Booths creek in Harrison
3O acres on the ueas fork of Booths creek in Harrison
1860 acres on Simpsons creek in Harrison
Making i'll the hole I2sIaa
April o. 1oe-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
1880 .qcres of ONO Lind al AUCTION.

TITO be sold on TUESDAY the Ikh Of NY nj the Eapl,
Hotel in the city of Richmond IL O'clock fifteen
thousand eight hundred and ninety of MILITARY
LAND, lying IN the state of Ohio credit of three, six
and nine MONTHS 10 bear interest the of sale
pay the creditors az VIM Price, dec. decree
of the worhipfu court OF ienco pronounced the 10th
day OF November 1921 in which VIM Moncure others
plaintiffs VIM Prices heirs and others are deen.
dans The lands are said he good military tracts which
allotted WIN. Prices heirs division of the lands
held in partnership Of ocrt Means and VIM Price, put-
suan to decree of the superior Of cancefy of the
Richmond district, in suit between Means and
Price heirs and Others pronounced IN June term last
sistng of the following tracts, which decced the
heirs of William Price, deceased, viz.
Survey No. 4783 containing $685. acres living the
tiers OF the east fork Of the Little Miami river Survey 550
ofI4e the waters of Blues creek Survey 550
acres the waters Of Mill and Boxes creeks Survey 1904
of 429 acres, the Of MIL creek Survey $500 Of
1000 acres Blues creek Survey 5f99 OF 1858
Blues creek Survey 572G Of 1867 acres The of
Of Boxes creek Survey 5652, ESQ acres lady
Deer creek Survey 5337, Of 1000 acres Of
Mill and Boxes creeks Survey 59B2 Of 222 the
waters of Paint creek Entry No 105o III 1000 acres
OF Rush creek Surveys 0027 1927 and 103 of 9q5 20
acres the waters of The Scoio river Survey No 1865 of
200 TreacheS creek Survey 562 800
the of the west fork Of Scoto Survey 51f9
100 acres the of Teacbcs creek Survey 9929 Of
Iep0 acres the Of Big Miami river Survey 5475
Of 1000 Teaches creeks Survey 557g Of 1884,
acres, Inc waters OF the Scioo river and f4l from
The west side Of survey 55e the waters NJ the coto river
The creditors bid 10 the amount Of their respective
claims, after paving the due to Means executors for
taxes, and small due TO VIM Dandridges orphans,
claims and be first paid and one-nnlh OF o
sales be paid to the widow OF VIM Price deceased in s
Of her dover in the said lands.
The purchaser to give bond AID good security, and the H.
paid. by order of WAI. DUVAL WM n. PRICE,
March i9 i02-w8w Commissioners.