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ROBBERY

CINCINNATI, April g. On Saturday or Sun
day night last, the q. S. Branch Bank in this
place was forcibly entered, and about eight
thousand dollars in specie taken therefrom.
The agent has offered one thousand dollars for
the delivery efthe money and conviction of
the thief or $500 for either. We have not
heard of any person set being arrested for this
daring outrage.
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the defendant was an active member, were no
better than pirates.
His honor judge Washington being con-
fined by illness on Wednesday, his honor
Judge Peters charged the jury at large on the
points in controversy: and the jury returned
averdict, in about five minutes, ofiot gnHty.
J. IngersOll, Esq. district attorney, for
the prosecution.
ia. Mahany and t. Sergeant, Esquircs, for
the prisoner. (PhI Fr. Gue.
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n Highly galualle Es,a.. for .srle.

k<s virtue OF deed of Oh ;s,ojar
- Clark, To- the indemnify OF TLonaS Moore on Iase
Otey, which bears the Isb day October ls,0 AND
recoredi i'm The county OF CaIu,iDclI " shat, ~
on the 2O;h dcy 81 BGy il sis not the ~. "A r s,
10 sell at public auction ca the premises. Tor ready ,ron
That valuable and biaiJy ed estate cal;.t ,,
formerly the pror.fH of Charles Johnston Ivipp i'm -
county OF Campbell, ON ,hc tynchb,rg sale m ,-rn,i
road Tour miles rom the former place six mice INN,
New London. 'S ''oH'
rus tract contains between four and hurdrca
% land which is natura OF fne quality an. has I w.,
improved The fertility OF the soil, the value OF tic wood
c convenience aud b-suiy of the buildings ami the heal
tinesS oi the situation this one of t, ,nn., ~
estates IN tb part vi the country Purchasers from dis
may be obtained. Acting trustees we shall conv., &
ue only as Is vested under the decd above. ,.,;o.
ed EDwARn no A1r--. i'i'''-
WILLIAM RhDFDItD
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ToPOGRAPmCAL ENGINEERS.

On Sunday the 10th instant, Major Kearne
with his assistants Lieuts. Thompson and
Turnbull, arrived at this town, and on Mon
day they commenced their operations, at the
Barrancas This promptness in entering upon
the discharge Of his important trust-giyes us
additional assurance of our good fortune, in
having the survey of our seaboard assigned
to this able officer. Pensacola Eoridian.
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NOTICE.

* NtN a from the subscriber Oil, ipe, =, H.;
plantation IN Chesterfield county near he c'or,I .'
Wy ',NeiF negro man named nor, of A dark CO.
~, ''l' niack 'a''on sis feet high, wc :ngJa 10
'u eve H' Gun counenHncc. md is about g yonr a.,
h'e J., no nhrks or sears rrcollerted-hc had m, -
mace ~, c'npcIcnf suit of ne"rn coitonI is hcitvsi
ne WIN ''i"Hvnnr To get boarI of >Dne yessi c
we purpose on MAKING his escape from this part or DO
Grn VMmes 81 'r;sels are therefore frwane from bar,
s;,i - II WIZ give liberal reward auv pe SON who
'iT 'in "i' "hiirlg him 60 lodge him in ;r1
50 n get him agan,besides paying an rcaSonahe s
Aprif2s WAL rtNnLEf.
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NAVAL.

SAVANNAH, April 8.-The U. States brig
Spark, captain Elton, and United States
schooner Grampus, lieutenant Gregory, went
to sea on Saturday morning last, from Charles
ton; they are destined upon four months
cruize in the West Indies. Mr.. Strong a
member of congress, from New York. who
IS in rather delicate health, took passage in
the SPARK for the West indies. Rep.
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COMMUNICATED.

,>,, COMMUNE ArcD.
DIED1-At Lnneville, King s. Queen county. ON
the 20th in~' Mrs. REBECCA PARK CORBIN.
rclct of the late Richard CorliH, ESnnirc ,
~ Havana, about the LIST inst. Mr. CHARLES
GUILE, ihe Eronaut, well known in Philadelphia
and also his wife.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Esq. of Baltimore TLe
Deceased was for 90 so years one Of The most op
tent merchants in Baltimore but the latter part Of
his LIE was clnnhed bv adYcrsifY
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Staples orMe Richnood MoyEeI
NOTICE.

~ virtue If Deed u Trust IN the Subscriber
- w william BerhNrd OF Pow taan county, stcure GER
tam sn ms tcrci1 expressed due Thomas Porter sbau
otle lo safe ior CASH on the 25M icy Of May merit bcyee
hc hguFs Z" 70 a ~ O'Clock al the tavern IN the upper
sn ol chesterfield county the Buckingham road former
yrrSnped y JAMES Howard, dec. the Of land on
sad Bernard resides, also two negro men ~ vii
VA may then be due and expenses attending the egeca-
''' s y, ~ ~. trust MILTON CARY, Trustee.
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Itnd Sale Of Household d Kitchen Ffygitng,
~ Tuesday ne SOFA Aprl, at ~ oc,ocL variety of
- household and Kitchen Furniture, belonging to tho e.
t9te % John Butler, decd. conveyed in irusi 10 VIM -
stgng tsqio secure sundry debts specific! il trust
oeeo, WIZ DC solo beiore my Auction door Tor cash.
By order OF Trustee.
A2fH 20 Il ROBERT GANBLT. Aacliois.,
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baCONnED negro named ROBIN .ln,,, =
s. eIS ,;'!, dark complexion, made and ,bor,
zee, or 10 inches high. by trade cooper IIavir,, 49,.
VIII az accident IN his left arm. which is rcnderT &
ne r 'Insd to paint and for ,e present wear /,
neu 10 .r' otockdae house paincT this cy lie :, =,
hurCInsca several years since. from the nei@lorhcJ y,
,e me ChmnieS, where he has relations we ~ I vn
or deliver him to Mr. Steckdnle ~ '"s nun n"ne
April 2G. 118-vi,v u,,,,
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STRAYED on cJoT

stWnM NE neisborn"l of Mi,chcll's spring ON or ,
~, TI,'ni' small Appaiucia Ghrhasaw pone,
ci' on iiN Ieit iEd leg, switch tail alol g f",'y
~ Is lr s""'r poney tha; hourhr Of Mr. Cusis b
t"''T from t'guSia-i will give five dollars G,r t 800
n', '' reasonable" expenses dollars for s,I ~;
NATION as VII! enable to get him. ''- S'e' i'i"'-
Ayr;los JOHN d. PRENTIs
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,,.n,,,r, coMMUSICATED.
MARRlED]-in Gloucester county on the ltt
Inst by The Rev. Sumuei Risher, Mr. GEORGE
W PALNEa, formerly of this city TO Miss SARAH
e: BUXTON, (of Ashers,) daughter OF the Rev
Simon Burton, deceased.
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FOR SALE

!" Jduce rlFer small distance
prr l"cks OF the canal formerly lelonrns ,n ~
ueTson Jarrett containing about 100 acres Of land ~
rcrsn inclined 10 pHrcbast the said prnperv ;rf oo -,
10 make iheir propositions To David Bullock Es IL; nj;
"ohd or 10 The subscriber 10 Hanover county 800
April .. lIs-gir non. fioKyNAy.
NlH"lNIA Alta Superior ConrI Of Cjancerv I,,Jn =,
uary. 1891. '' '"e -o'h cay OF jan
SAINTS, VT 9' nnei l!ea-
AgGire FH"fD.
David Mirhie and John Burke mr.
rms cause ~ which The plaintiff appears to jnyr n
=" IN me mode prcscrihed' by
John Burke who rs out Of this country car,e or, q, M i;
ON the m the auS"rr OF the other defendant and
ana was argued Try Counsel: On con.iJcro,i,o ,Lnsa
lhe court doi order that of its com az, 49,,
anu epoF 10 TIE court The halnnca ill., g.,
'he pantih, by John Burke for the purchase of Tie a.
establishment IN the bill mentioned, creditino tl; sc;i -
Dhrhe WIN tie amount the said estnhlis bueut sn c.
acr The decd Of r0st, In the bill also n,eutin,c I III
HN ohcr sum which may have been received 5 liz ;
w W pvt dl<ct1rge Of the purchase Inonev a., ,, 80
printing establishment; and HAT the said ny
STARE any matter specially. which he NAV dec, ,.r wv
"hich .hc parties may require To be So stated " "
a coly-Test0, VIM ~ uFx1Xr r :.
- Corrnissons's O6cc Richmond f,r, ,s,t 100,
ihe parties interested will please take notice liza. -
HT"hf'" me seventh day ~ June next To r,,n,,. ~
1c,ou's hrsceu ~ the foregoing order OF conrt r s. hI
"3 "l CLOCK a ~ tbcy DESIRED 10 attrpI ., ,y r
s cry WIN tie necessary papers prepared Giy az
Anti ~ IL. BABkH, NJ. &.
1lS--tVcV,-
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Forte wan.d not, IN any event, send nesocia-
tors Ia the frontiers 10 re-estahli ,.,o.i 'un-
derstandng with Russia, and that it was for
the Court of St. Petersburg oiake the first
step, because it had given the Crst offence to
the Porte. II is hoped, however, here, that
tue armed Russian negocia;orS will soon pass
the frontiers in great masses.
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FOR SALE.

a SUPERIOR toned square Pima H., proodxrood CO.,.
hy Stodart-sl>n second hand piann ~, M ev"r,
opposite Tie Union I!otcI. ~ "' mrs SuliJ :
April &c. 10 70
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NURENBURG, Feb. 2s.-There is talk of
an Order Of the Day of the greatest inpor-
lance having been issued TO the Russian armies
which viii be Immediately published at the
head OF all the regiments. The greatest
activity prevails at the respective head-quar-
tiers. The Commanders in Chief NJ. NJ. Des-
AIKEN, and the Count DE Wittgenstein, arc to
have an interview, doubtless to concert the
future operations Of the cpmpaign. The
chief Of the staff General Diebitsch, who was
lately summoned TO st. Petersburg, has re-
turned from that capital to Bessarabia, with
instructions received direct from his Imperial
Majesty.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael,
who have arrived at the grand head quarters
of the Imperial guards at Minss, have an
nounced that the Emperor will not delay his
arrival to leiu the army
The different divisions Of The guards have,
besides the general headquarters, at Witepsk,
Wilma, and SmOensk.
ODESSA, Feb 9.-AccerJling olettcrs from
ConstantinopIe, the Divan had declared to the
Ministers Of the .pediatiog powers, that the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03

Aa interesting Aueedote.-We his
morning passed the county seat belong
ing to a gentleman Of whose fortune the
following interesting particulars are re!at-
ed, which we presume it may not bc i'm
proper TO publish, as the story is told
without reserve. Many years ago, two
Young and enterprising adventures left
Europe, one for America, and the other
for the East Indies. Before their depart
TIRE, they mutually agreed that if one
should die i bachelor, he should make
te other his heir. The one who went
cast was remarkably successful in trade,
and accumulated a fortune Of two mil
lions. He died few years since, leav.
ing the whole OF his estate to his early
friend, whom the intelligence found re-
siding in moderate circumstances on one
of the Islands of Lake Chmplain. He
is said to be little elated by this sudden
tide ofprosperity, which would be enough
to overwhelmn some minds. His in,en-
ded residence is retired and rural situa.
ton, bearing no marks Of parade and os-
senalions The fidelity Of hrs friend. Tie
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DRY GOODS
THAMES. STREET.

S7EPHEW II. CAHOOWE,
IAS just received and now offers for sale as cheap
as can be purchased IN town, an extensive as
sortnent Of English, French and India tsoods-viz--
Bki7ISH GOODS.
Blue, black and mixed super fine Broadcloths
DO do do do Cashmere,
Gotten Cambricks and Jaconet Musins
Striped checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Cambrick idkfs
Imitation do do
White and striped Jeans
Fancy festings, Naentia, DO
Mixed GraIdurSlls-drsb, white nd corded EItiilings
78 and q 4 Irish Linens--Liach aud brow do
Csmbrck and common Dmtes
Bingham Robes--striped and plaid Ginghams
Furni,aIe patches--two blues striped Cslicoes
Light London and Manchester prints
Brown, green ana yellow Calcoes
wcuens' white and colored cotton Hose
Mems do do do and half Hose
Do do do Worsted do
Womens' do dc DO do
- and 81 Chin,z shawls--8. 4 Merino do
Printed Cashmere do
White. green, yellow and red FIannsls
Cotton and worsted Braces
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Mixed and bundle london pins
Cotton Ferretts and cotton Threads
Embroidcrng Cotton
Wire Thread--Ba do in boxes
Coronation plsids-pearl shirt Buttons
Flag Hdke for genliemens crsvats
Whi,e and figured cotton cambrick do
3 / and "A fine shifting Cotton.
Light blue and pnk 2ephiys.
Green and figured ssrcenets.
FRENCH GOODS.
Elegant - and : Me-tno shAwls
Do red aud white Hdkfs-Wrought Indispensah,es
4 prenlia shswls- Fancy silk hokfs
BlscS, white and green Grapes
ievantinss. Florencss and sst,ns
Plain and fraged plaided Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons--Hank Galloons-Kid Glove
Ladies black and white silk Hose
Do do do Gloves
Chipela Cords--Hoo and Eyes
Plain and figured silk Lace
Striped and corded observation-disclosures Fringe.
INDIA GOODS.
Black ssrecnets and synehaws
Black white and coored Canton Grapes
black Nankin Grape Dresses-BIack silk Hdkis
Canton Camblets- BLACK and colored sewing silk
Flag and Bandsnna Hdkfs-striped Seersuckers.
.fLSO,
4-4 American skeetings
3-4 do bleaehei and unbleached do-3-4 stripes
Brown and bleacied Russia sheetings
3.4 and ~ American Chex
Ssttine,s. Woolcnetts, &c. May %
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BIZ ,he President .(1ie Ua1ea Sls.as

by the f,rcsiGe7!E - fle OHtle1 oAS.fS
IA HEREAs BY the Sd section Of an act of Cor
w gress, passed on the 90 Of March, 1919. en-
titled An act to designate tie boundaries OF dis.
trcts. and established isnd otices Tor the disposai
OF public lands rot heretofore offered for sale IN the
states Of Ohio and Indiana" the President Of the
United States is authorized, By sw 10 cause certaih
lands to be offered at public sale
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, President ofthe Uai.
ted States do hereby declare that public sales a.
greeably to iswl shah be held as follows. viz:
Al the Land Office at Delaware in Ohio, on tue
third Monday in August next, for The sale OF
Townships z and north, in ram
ges aud 70
O. and 60. IL
9 4 end 8 do. IL
Az the Land O.f;ce at Pqna, Ohio, en- the Eres
Monday in August next, for the sale OF
Townships l 2 8 d and north, in ranges
2 : and &
At tie same place, on The first Monday in septem.
ber next, for the sale Of
townships 3 4 and north, in ranges
IS z aod
At the same place. on the first Monday in October
next, for the sale OF
townships 6 7 and s, in ranges 2 .
At the Land Office at Brookvie, Indiana, on the
third Monday in $ ptember next, for the sale of
Townships IL IS l9 end 90, in ranges
2 4 aud >
lS 10 md 90 6
AT the same place, on the third Mondy in October
next, for the sale of
Townships 10 i9 ind 90, IN ranges 80
10 II and / ;
II is l9 and 90 -
At the Land Office established for the District OF
1erre Haute in indiana, on the frst Monday in Me-
vernber next for the sale Of
townships l9 and 20, in rsrges s 4 567
8 and west
IL IS and l6 east and west
Each sale will commence with the lowest number
of section, township, and range.
The lands reserved by law ,or III. us. of schools
or for other purposes will, usual, be reserved
from sale
Given under my hand, al the city Of washngtop,
this 10Th day Of May, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MEI0s,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May 90. tNov9
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fulflment Of a verbal promise after lapse
Of many years, and the romantic circum-
stances connected with the story, render
it not less interesting than that OF Damon
and Pythias, TO which it bears striking
analogy. ~ +. Statesman.
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The most paiuab!e Medicine m use for

y
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS new and hesling Basam bids fair to ri~si
L every Medicine heretofore discovered e?
Coughs and complaints of the Lungs, leading -
Consumption, and even in seated Consumptous g
hes lately been used by many with the mos, srr-
prsiDg success. II certificate. from persons OF The
highest responsibility, or the great and increasing
demand for it, may be called proof oe its good Ell
fects, it is proved Scarcely a case al Colds,
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing,
want Of sleep arising from debility even Con.
sumpions. but may be relieved by tho timely use
of this medicine Many certificates of its efficacy
accompany each bottle.
This may certify 10 those whom it may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the Asih"
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and
treat part Of that time to such a degree, that
could not lay in bed nor ST in meeting without
coughing, Notwithstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicm. ), uA
procured vial OF .71dhrsOas Cough DIots, an0 b.
the of III sleep comfortably aud st IN
the reetng ~ o,, coughing, and attend to NJ
business and do further hereby certify, that ny
neghbor Beniam Holbrook had become unable to-
labor, on account OF an affection Of the lungs, st-
tended with cough, who has received much Seue
ft from the same kind of Medicine, so as 10 be able
to labor ogan, snd can checrfully recommend tbs
sAr,e kGd OF Msdicine, to those who labor undeg
such complaints
L. the subscriber, do hereby sole mnly affirm 20
the truth and whole truth of the above statement
before a magistrate, at Providence, r. l. this ath
day OF July, 1921. CHRISTOPHER COOK.
Sold by Whitney and Thlinghast, Providence u.
S. Taylor, & Co. Little Rest-Rouse BabcocS,
Westerly, and by
Samuel w. Vinson,
Druggist and Apothecary, Eewport--who st;.
continues the business in its various branches ..
No. ITO adjoining the Merchants Bank, and re-
quests a Continuance Of favors as he keeps coz.
stant supply Of the best Of Medicines, sc.
Newport, Aug. Is 1921.
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AS TIVE celebrated punsters were walk
ing IN the street, one otthem accidentally
struck his foot against small pail his
companion drily observed, Why, Sam,
YOU have kckedih bQcket." OH, no."
replied the other" have only h0aed q
Etle baie q"
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POETRY.
ISELECTED.l
Parody.

1KNEw BY the smoke that so greedly curied,
IA fesioons round the chimney, dinner was near /;
AID said, there's lamb be found IN the world,
The mouth that 10 hungry may hope for il here.
The table was laid, and with green peas around,
There lay in extenso, q canva.bsck duck;
Every tongue was at rest, and heard not a sound,
But the cIattering ofknves such fortunate luck.
And here in this wellfed hotel I exclaimed,
With cook who was skilfui to roast and to fry.
Whole dinners should always be praised--neyer
blamed,
How bIest could live, and how sorrowful die.
BY the side Of yon isrder. whose windows reveal
Its mouth.temptng yiands, how sweet It's 10 be,
And I'd know that supped upon yenisOn and teal,
Such as ne'er had been snpped on by any but me-
EPIGR,i.nS.
"My wife's 10 very bad cried Phil,
fear she III never hold it.,
She tesbs her Jel"--" Mines worse" says WI,
"fiie JADE this morning S0idit."
-----~--xssvsRs1----
Brother bucks, your glasses drain,
Come, tia strong, aud sparkling red
Never fear 'twont resch my brain
"No--tbai's true-but twill your head -
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JONATHAN Il. ALMY, informs
y the public. that be has received for 'aIe. and
w,ll keep constant supply Of DOUBLE Ale OF the
first quality, ct NJ isos z1anesssreer corner q
lNue.N7s1. APui ~
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Cicero was mcasiy Uofn--the mother
of Nicce!lus was dissoiute. The latter
saying tu the former" Can you tell your
fathers name," Cicero answered, "Can
your mother tell yours ?"
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PRESERVE YOUR TEMPER.

To punish in wrath is generally fol-
lowed with bitter repentance A farmer
who had stepped iuto his field, to mend
a gap in his fence, found his cradle,
where he had ieit his only child asleep,
turned upside down, the clothes all bloody,
and his dog lying in the same place, all
besmeared also with blood. Convinced
by the sight, that the creature had des-
,royed his child, he dashed out his brains
with the Ratchet in his hand; then turning
up the cradle, he found the child unhurt,
and an enormous large serpent lying dead
OF the floor, killed by his faithful dog,
which he put to death in blind passion.
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PUNISHED WEEKLY.
ny HOOPER WARREN.

Terms cf%a5scrif tio',--S5 perannuin, baua1le
II diraacc. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition viii be subject 10 an add
tional charge n the rate Is per cent. per an
nun for the time Of delay a failure to give
notice Of a with to discontinue at the end of
each term will be considered as a new en-
Eagcnent. No paper 10 be discontinued (un-
lessat the option ofthe EDITOR until all alrear-
ages shall have been paid
.2f'erttsemsafs, not exceeding square, will
beinseeed at 81 for the first, and s0cen,s for
t'sc' subsequent Insertion. Larger advertise
yaentsin the same proportion.
CO Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IN THE SENATE.
.1hrii 5. q

The bill TO authorize land district 20
be laid of, and an additional land office
established in the state of illinois, passed
through a committee of :he whole, in
which it was explained and supported by
Messrs. Edzrards, and Thomas, and
amended, and was then ordered 10 be en-
crossed for third reading.
The Senate then took up. in commit
tee ofthe whole, the bill to authorize the
designation of new land district, and the
establishment of another land Office, in
the state of Indiana; and having got
through the same,
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ers as aforesaid, and the chisfs and war
riors OF the SAID Ottawa, Chippewa, and
Pottawatamie nations, have hereunte set
their hands, at Chicago, aforesaid, this
twenty-ninth day OF August, in the year
otour Lord one thousand eight hundred
and tweDty-one.