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

realize whils standing 10 the cold mud oi that
wrstchsd cabin, that was in Tho Same town
ia which, had been just officiating before tho
Throne oi Grace. The woman could speak.
Sac told me she had begged wood to make
her and her Child comior,able--that her hus-
band insisted on taking some Of il to q neigh
boring grocsryto buy sgM--.shat she could
not consent, and resisted I: and that she re.
ceived the wound in her head from his hand
lie died not long af,or, victim Of inlemper-
nnce. -:O:-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
Bold and ingenious vi2any.

4 short time since fellow called at the
house Of Mr. d. sea captain in tho Cuba
trade, whose long absence and situation he
had learned by some mesns -Enquiriog for
Nj 8. ID. he asked her II her husband had ar
rived, or she had heard from him--told her
hs saw him 10 Havana, whs,e Capt, d. had
accidentally come and purchased box OF chi.
ne, &c. from an Indismsn wrecked near that
port; and Is he was not bound directly home,
had sent the goods TO Mrs. . by the inform.
ant---hsd some the birds and frui, he intend.
cd 10 send S<c.-but The vessel sailing oncx.
pected'y, the homes, man had come off with.
ont letter or any thing e',e from Capt. ID.
but the china ware, which bis lady could have
on pigment of eve dollars freight sod chsrge..
tus isllow regrsu,i tSs ai.sppsintuisnI Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
From fhe Bosfop Pasriof-.1farrA 8.

Ereention /or Hghsoay Ro66eyy.--Samuel
Clisby and Gilbert Close we're yesterday exc
cutcd upon Boston neck pursuant to their
sentence. They we're attended from prison
TO the piece Of execution by the Rev Nc.
Wiley and Rev. Mr.. Clough, TO whom they
confessed their guIit--ClOse that he struck
Hayues three times and CGsby that he cut
the pocket from his coat. The prisoners, who
conducted themselves with proPriety, were
executed about 30 miou,es before IL o'clock,
atfo'ding to the surrounding multitude strik-
ing ard awful evidence fhat the guilty do nOs
go nnhun shed.
Thus have perished 10 the prime Of life,
almost in the morning of youth, two human
beings, tho victims Of offended justice. Their
fate was deserved, the work Of their own
hsndss let therefore no foolish ply follow
them. But let It seIve as warning to ALL
as solemn admonition "to resist the begin
nings If evil" Especially when we recol-
lect that CIisby was partly brought up in
Boslon and that he therefore had or might
have had tho blessing Of good educstioD,
let his fate serve as q sole mn caution against
sewn communications" wnich have led him
career that has ie' minated on lhe gaIlows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, MhhCH i3, 1929.
Republican Nomination.

Republican Nomination.
Ats General Republican Convention, hol-
den 10 Providence, on the 10Th OF Jsnua' y,
l822-Ilon. EpwAnD WILCOX, Presideu, F.;
PELEo WILBUR, j.. Secretsry--H tuas unan.
imousfy Resolved, That the following genie.
men compose the Republican Prox which
Is recommended for the support OF the free.
men Of this state, at their next election 6i
Genetai Officers 49,
HIS EXC ELLEScY
WILLIAM {. GIBBS,
GOVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
CALEB EARLE,
LIEUT. COVERNOB.
SENATOR'S.
1. Thomas Fry, Esq.
2. Nathan Brown, Esq.
3. John D'Wolf, Esq.
4. Benjamin Smith, Esq.
S. William Humphrey, Esq.
6. Stephen B. Cornell, ESQ.
2. William Whipple, Esq.
8. Elisha Watson, Esq.
9. William Valentine, ESQ.
10. John H. Waterman, Esq.
Henry Bowen, Esq Secretary.
Dutee ]. Pearce, ESQ. attorney Ge7I.
Thomas. G. Pitman, Esq. Gen. Treas.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE-JANuAny 81.

The resolution proposing to amend the cons,itu:
ton and fix the number of representatives, wa.
postponed till the third Monday in February.
CONDENSATION Of Custom House OHters.-The Sc.
nate then again proceeded to the consideration of q
bill to establish the compensation of officers OF the
customs, sc.
Mr.. Van Dyke moved to allow the collector al
Wilmington, Del. $500 instead of $50, as propos-
ed in the bill.
Mr.. Holmes opposed to this notion and en-
deavored to shew that with fees this salary would
amount to S1lO0. After some debate, the motion
was lost.
JAN. 22--MILITIA FINES.
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. Lowrie asked leave to
introduce bill to in the respective the
right Of the u S. to all fines assessed for the non
performance Of militia duties during the last war
Mr.. Lowrie observed that on the 18th May,
1890 he submitted resolution requesting the Pre-
sdent 10 cause information to be laid before the
senate the subject of the militia and militia fines
From the extracts of correspondence furnished to
the senate by the war department, it appeared that
at different times acquisitions made on the
different states for their respective quotas of le5,5O0
men, as the exigency Of the public service requir-
ed The number furnished by each state has been
afforded to the senate by the third auditor, in an
swer to the call Of the senate as follows
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
BANKRUPT BlLI.
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, January

TUESDAY, JANuARy8
Mr.. Thomas presented petition Of the Judges
of the supreme court praying law to alter heIterm
of holding said court.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is.
Mr.. Thomas presented petition Of the inhabi-
tans of the town OF Newcastle, praying a supple
ment to the act to establish the boundaries of the
town oi Newcastle and for other purposes.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.
Mr.. Chandler member oftbe House of Repre-
sentaives delivered for concurrence resolution APP
pointing Cornelius P. Comegys, State treasurer.
Mr.. Green introduced further additional sup :
plement to The act for the more easy and speedy
recovery Of small debts
The resolution appointing Cornelius P. Come
Egys State treasurer, was adopted by the Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. i
MONDAY, JANUARY 7.
NJ. Chandler submitted'a resolution to appoint a
committee to inquire into the expectancy of repeal
ing the act to establish College in Newark or its
vicinity IN New Castle county, in this State.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9.
| Mr.. Chandler from the committee to inquire into
the expedlency of repeating the college act, repor-
ted bill to repeal the same.
| A bill passed the house fixing the salary of the
governor at the same that was allowed by the act
Of 1898, from the time he was sworn into Office; and
that OF the Attorney general at three hundred and
unity uolaiS, exclusively OF the tees arising from
criminal prosecutions.
Mr. Walker presented memorial of the stock
holders of the Bank Of Smyrna praying for law to
diminish the tax said Bank and alter their charter
lin certain particulars.
| THURSDAY, JANUARY 10,
Mr.. Seal presented petition of the stakeholder,
OF the Bank of Delaware, praying an extension Of
their charter.
Mr. Robinson presented petition of the stock
holders OF the Commercial Bank at Milford, pray
ling an extension Of their charter and to repealth
" clause oil the law imposing tax on them.
An act for the security of creditors in certain
0 leases passed the House.
Il FRIDAY, JANUARY II.
Mr.. Macomb presented petition of sundry in
habtants Of Mispillion hundred, praying the Legis-
lature TO inquire into certain matter concerning the
u late election held in that hundred
81 MONDAY, JANUARY IA
u An act for the better regulation of the Borough
tIof Wilmington and for 6xing the ascsnts and de-
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

scents OF The streets and alleys within the same,
passed the House.
An act Professionally to vacate the road ieaoing
from the Newport and Gap turnpike road 10 Fhli'
lipss factory in Newcastle county passed the mousse
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10.
Mr. Chandler presented a petition OF the Inhahi'
tan,s Of Newcastle county, praying law more clearly
defining the powers OF the Levy codrs IN regard 10
the erection and maintenance of pubhck bridges
Mr.. Robinson presented the petition OF James
Erickson. praying law to enable the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Delaware TO close its concerns
Mr.. Robinson introduced bill entitled supple
nent respecting free negroes nd free mulatoes
Mr.. Weldon presented memorial OF ninety-six
persons, praying a repeal Of the act imposing du-
ties on retailers of foreign merchandise, and that
THE money may be refunded to the persons who
took out licenses under that act.
Mr.. Seal'presented memorial Of the President
and Directors OF the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
Idywine PRAYING reduction of the tax on said Bank
and for an extension oftheir charter.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY lG.
Mr. Ridgey presented four petitions signed by
$50 citizens of Newcastle county praying an act to
organise and discipline the militia CT this State.
TEURsDAY JANUARY IL.
An act to incorporate the trustees Of the Franklin
School in Dragon Neck in Newcastle county, pas
sed the house.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.
Mr.. Robinson presented petition OF James Mil
Ter praying law to authorize him to remove Ger
tain slave from this State to Maryland
The House proceeded to the choice Of State
treasurer.
The votes were,
For Cornelius P. Comegys 16 votes.
Blank l vote.
Whereupon, Cornelius P. Comegys esq. was
declared to be duly elected by this House.
Mr. Chandler submitted the following resolutions
Resolved by the House of Representatives with
the concurrence OF the Senate, that Cornelius p.
Comegys be and he IS hereby appointed State, trea-
surerwhch was sent to the Senate for concurrence
An additional supplement to the act to authorize
and empower the owners of the cripple and low
grounds lying Muddy branch in Little creek
hundred passed the House.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

riety OF causes have cornbinedto produce this en-
traordinary multiplication; but the prominent
of these is the abundant supply, which the country
constantly affords of every thing essential TO the
wants and necessities of man. Next to thfs NAV be-
placed the absence of taxation, which, in many coup
tries OF Europe, exhausts two thirds of the produce
OF labour, le ing the industrious mechanic barely
presenting barrier to the formation of matrmona,
connections, and even, where these are formed Gre
Eating obstacles fatal to the increase of population
The tranquility we have enjoyed, compared with
the dreadful carnage which ensanguined war has
loccasloned in many other countries, has not been
without its effects in augmentng the number of our
ctlzens; while the incalculable advantages presen
ted by our free institutions, and the facility of pro.
curing the necessaries of life, have drawn to our
shores, an immense number of industrious mechan.
les and aborers. Such combination of fortunate
is not to be met with in any other
country; and as their continuance is not matter
merely problematical, but demonstrate by the evil
ldence of facts it cannot be doubted, that before the
lapse of another half century, population will
lat least, triple its present amount. We have annie
Ispace, and ample means, with even ordinary ndus.
TRY for hundred millions: and so long as we are
careful to guard against the introduction of an ex
,pensive government, the bane of the comfort and
happiness of every other people, we may safely cal.
cuate on those Improvements, essential to the pros.
Perlty OF a nation, keeping pace with our increase
of numbers
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

Population of the United States.

Our readers will find the population of the several
states according to the Census just finished, in the
following Table. We have subjoined that of 1910,
in order to render the comparison more easy. The
fourth column exhibits the representative numbers
reduced agreaby TO the principles Of the Federal
constitution, and contormaby to which Representa-
tives in Congress to be chosen. BY reference
TO the column Just mentioned our readers will be
enabled, when Congress shall determine the ratio, to
ascertain the number of Representatives to which
each state will be entitled.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

The Bankrupt Bill now before Con
to open a fine field for "speech making
a sketch of Mr. Stevenson's Speech Q
cupies four columns and two thirds of
lntelligencer in small type, closely Dr.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

The following remarks from the pen of the Edi-
tor ofihe National ,dduocate, so entirely coincide
with our own ideas the subject, and at the same
time detail the which have led 20 an increase
of nearly four ffths, in so energetic and concise
manner, that we deem any further remarks super.
fuous-"'The fourth Census exhibits an increase.
since the era of our independence, of nearly four
hiths; circumstance unexamped in the history of
any other conntry either ancient or modern. A va
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

TO CorreStondenrs.--We have complied with the
request OF our Poetical Correspondent wilmington
and as we do NOT conceive his lines worthy of inser-
ton we have treated them accordingly. To point
out the defects in the composition would be a task
OF too much labor: suffice il to say before he at
temps to write poetry he should learn the rudments
of English Grammar.
Several Communications have been received,
which shall be attended to in due course of time.
We would merely hint to our correspondents "that
BREvITY is the soul OF witt
II gives US sincere pleasure to have it in our DOW.
to state that most, if not all the missing children,
supposed to have been burned in the orphans asys
lum have been found.
In consequence OF our desire to Law before our
readers the proceedings of Congress and the State
Legislature we nave excluded variety Of miscellany
intended forthis days paper.
The Bankrupt Bill now before Congress appears
to open tine field for "speech making we observe
a sketch OF Mr. Stevensons Speech on the Bill ocs
cupies iour columns and two thirds of the National
lntellgencer in small type, closely printed.
a letter from Dover to gentleman near this
Borough, gives the following information with re+
gard TO the Supplement to the Bridge law.
The first section runs in this way:The cpmmutor shall
lpY dollars to the Company at the commencement Of
year, and the toll gatherer shall keep book and enter
every time the his family crosses the bridge
during the said year. and at the expiration of the year. rs
per cent is to be added to the paid I'M and if the sum
then exceeds the of the tolls entered on book the
balance IS be paid the commror but if il shall
pay the amount charged then in that case the comm.
Tor is to pay the balance to the Company There is also
aother section to compel every person travelling over the
causeway and leaving his horse carriage cart or any other
vehicle OF conveyance at the south end walking over
the BRIDGE to pay much he she they had
Ken them over The section is concerning vessels
passing If they do any damage the BRIDGE the owner
second time
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

Fr0'n fhs VNeID T0rE Sfdfesnnn.
APPORTIONMENT OF REPRESENTATION
The following table exhibits the number to which
each state would be entitled il the ratio should be
fixed either at SO, SO, 49, 40, or IS thousand, 10.
gether with the total of fractions which would re-
lman.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

Mississippi and Alabama 400
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Grand Total. I9,63s,1667, 239, 9o31,531,436

From the above table it appears that the popua
ton of our country is 9,6S8,166. There are Of
Foreigners NOT naturalized 5s,655. Persons enga.
ged in Agriculture 2,065,499. In Commerce 70
1917. In Manufactures 349247. in which are nclu-
ded mechanics of every description. Slaves 1851,
4S6 from whence it appears that nearly every sixth
nhabitant of this land of Liberty is slave
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
The annexed table will show the increase since
he year 1776. The population was

Estimate Of increase in the population Of the sey
eral States and Territories of the United States, fol
ten years, from 1910 to 1890.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

II gives sincere pleasure have it in our DOW.
to state that most, if not all the missing children,
supposed to have been burned in the orphans asy.
lum have been found.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Amertcan GWatchman.
WILMINGTON, JANUARY 20. 1899.

Frc%n Indignantly the dayn attempt to ALLEVIATE
one portion OF the Union from another" WAsiilNGroN
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

In consequence of our desire to lay before our
readers the proceedings of Congress and the State
Legislature we have excluded variety OF miscellany
intended for this days paper.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
CIIAIRS.

CHAIRS.
T lindsay & HILL having been appointed
n 4 agents for a factory in New-York, from
which they will be constantly supplied, have re.
Ceived per brig Frederick, 90 dozen, comprising
the most elegant variety of Cane, Rush Bottom
and Windsor Chairs, ever offered in this market,
which they viii sell at New York prices. aug ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
WHTTE-SMTTH.

TEEHE subscriber embraces this opportunity %
d thanking che public in general for their liz
beral encouragement since his commencement
IN business, assuring them that every attention.
will be paid to merit continuance of their sup
port. Having engaged a complete LocksmithD
IL enables him to pay more particular attention
to the various branches Of White smithiDgS
which are as follows:
Repairs door, sideboard, chest, mOrtoise, and
all kinds Of locks and keys, hand irons FIRE ironss
brass or steel, coffee mills cut, &C.
Repairs and grinds surgeons instruments, "a.
zors, shears, scissors, &c bell hanging with the.
incest facility and durability Makes elastic.
steel trusses, penknife and other blades letters
and brands cut 10 any size, and every variety Of
fancy work in either steel, iron, copper OF brass,
executed IN the Beatest manner. Guns and pis-
tolls stocked and repaired, ships and other conn
passes touched, quedrants and spy glasses re-
paired N. B. Work will be done very low fos
cash only. ShOemakers' Tools Of every 5escr;n.
tIOn made and repaired. GEORGE JONEs
Next door to u. Wood, Fairfax .sfreet
NOTICE. have vayiety Of articles repair.
I'd considerable time since, which IL not naid
for in less than month, will be sold bv auction
10 pay the repairs, and the surplus &c ANY, viii
be deliveries ~ The owners NJ such properly.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
rs, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment,
Dying,

Corner Of Prince and Fahfar streets.
EoSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, wooien, and cots
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfuly tenders his grateful acknowledgements
to the ladies and gentlemen Of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he hos been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unreipitiing care, uniform
puuctuality, and moderate prices, to merit coHS
FINANCE oftheir custom.
J.W.'s mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoNeIEe, has peculiar efficacy in exA
tracing all kinds of spots, Stains, iron-moUIasV
&c from all wooen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stuhs, &c. so that gentlemen's coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c. and ladies' habits merino shawIss
lace veils &c. will be restored to their first Coz
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, pars-
soils, &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the nests
est manner, as TO equal their original appeal
rance. Military uniforms, gold aud silver ems,
broidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c. cleaned
and polished to equal their original brilIiancy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
CHEAP STORE.

N ARIEL g. GROYERMAN have deter
- mined to sell goods as low as can be pur-
chased by the quantity. Tney have now on
hand and offer for sale,
New-Orleans sugar, lst & Cd quality
Old Cognac brandy, and pure Holland gin
Pennsylvania and Virginia WhiskeY
Smithfeld gin and cherry bounce
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Peppermint cordial, very Gne
Superior cider vinegar, for p;ckling
Sicily Madeira wine
Bright West India molasses
LIST, I'd, and Sd qualities loaf sugar
Y. H. tea of very superior quality
Pepper, pimento, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutmeSs, etc.
LIST and Cd quail. st. Domingo coffee
Muscatel raisins, cut nails, wrapping paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock
cry and stone ware, exc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated blacking, gin cases
Pennsylvania bacon, family four
Mems and women's shoes
loo bushels excellent white corn meal
Superior American mustard in kegs
No. neat herrings, gunpowder IN kegs, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11

LEMONS, etc.
z lindsay s. HILL have in store and ole
e-4 for sale,
go boxes fresh lemons in prime order
Is kegs Goshen butter
. casks do cheese
pipes French brady
q do Holland gin
8 bids Antigua rum
5 do Jamaica do
10 do and 36U bbls whiskey
10 barrels apple brandy
do peach do
half pipes Lisbon wine
20 quarter casks Malaga do
% hhds and 10 bbls. lst and ID quail. sugar
200 boxes Muscatel raisins
100 do mould and dipped candles
10 do tin plates
bags pimeHto
1000 bushels ground alum salt
$50 sacks fine do
800 barrels herriDgs
20 do shad
GunPowder, imperial, and Y Hyson teas
IL boxes ciaret june ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
Cassia, Wine, Whiskey, etc.

q
g AMUEB MESSERS NTH has on hand and
- offers for sale on accommodating terms,
100 mats caSsia
$40 bbls Baltimore whiskey
1000 lbs Laguira, Havana and ST Domingo
coffee
200 kegs English and American white lead,
ground in oil
$50 sacks LIVERPOOL fine salt
30 bbls. No POTOMAC shad
"a packages gunpowder & imperial tea Of
the latest Imporiations,
10 hhds. and bbls. LIST l. Cd quality AIusco-
vado sugar
Pipes Holland Gin
Hhds 81 proof Antigua Rum
I Halt pipe ! or cask Gil -
IS Half or casks 0'''y "Is
10 OR casks Canary do
IS Ditto Malaga do
6 Ditto Comenar do
Sugar loaf paper and binders boards
10 Cases Sweet Oil in TASKS
IS Boxes Muscsiel Raisns
90 Boxes Mould g. Dipt Candles
Boxes and boxes, Bakers Nos SO, and
Lapham's No. chocolate, constantly for sale
Baltimore Nos ], 2, aud 3 DO. sepfg
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
LEMONs, WHIsKEY, &c.

LEMONS, WHISKEY, &c.
g AMUEL MESSERSMlTH has in store, and
~ Offers for sale on accommodating terms,
ll5 boxes Sicily lemons
500 bbls. Baltimore whiskey
2 pipes Holland gin
, hhds Sd proof Antigua rum
$500 los prime green LagC,ra & Havana coffee
coo do 81 Domingo do
hhds and 5 bbls Muscoyado sugar
il chests and e half c,.z,g,
20 ones's perial TEAS, of the
,eu C'''y poNFs csYgOes Of the Bea-
49, So e''i' oon, yer, Huntress, and
cannisterS
8 fine catty boxes imperial do
Do Brito Nos. !, 2 and 10
So boxes Muscatel rasins
80 do mould and dipped candles
A few boxes spermaceti do
10 half or. casks Sicily
10 or. casks Canary O,rYr,e
do 90 Colmenar
IL do DO Malaga
90 bbls mess and prime pork
90 do No 9 shad
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do BINDERS boards
Wrapping and Kentish cap paper
TO cases sweet oil in fsslss, represented to
be IN nice cr9sy iuly1
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
FOR SALE.

The Land and house on Stump Fl III
&9rzA lately owned by MIR. Norton, being
EEEM about 81 acres well inclosed on the Lit
ESfYV tie River Turnpike road, miles from
81 49, Alexandria. The garden contains ma
ny valuable shrubs, vines and fruit trees. The
situation is handsome and healthy. Possession
may he had Immediately. The time of paymen
will be reasonably extended to suit the purchaser
march ii law tf W. CRANCH