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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-07-27


sPAlN.-it appears that this unhappy king
dom is yet far from state oftranqulli.y. and
that it is only by the most watchfu! vigilance
that It is protected from the designs of the revo-
lutionists To repress the plots carrying ON BY
the enemies of the King, the Intendant of Pc.
lice at Madrid has recently issued decree. in
which it is made the duty of all keepers Of Ho-
tells, Coftee-Houses, Taverns, and other public
establishments, of all kinds, to hinder po,iti.
cal discussions in their houses, and TO dencunce
70 the public authorities "the censures passed
on the government" In case of delinuuenov
he snail De punished, the Grst time. bv 6n
o. ioo ducats--of 200 for the second for ~,
'nHd' their establishments shall be clossd
'olher articles provide that
very person who Shall receive. bv IN
~. or o'herwise, pamphlets ON political sun
Se''s' snail Immediately deliver them 70 the
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l.. w. STOWEi.L & co.
Opposite RICE & MILLER's,

HAVE just received, in addi-
ton to their former stock Of Goods
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The following precious moroccan is found a
nfong the toasts drank at the celebration of
the 4th of July, at Reading, Penn. After this,
we cannot wonder that friend Clough's was
received with great applause
By George Brobst-
Here is wishing the American Eagle may
pull down the Crown of Great Britain, and
wishing the American Eagle may never fear
till she build her nest in the walls of Quebec,
and wishing the American Eagle may spread
and hourish''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
A Valuable 1ave,1, for Rent.


tavern the subscriber Offer. for the buildings he
~ occupies at Coles ferry, Halifax county This
old and well known stand for public house. and formerly
when occupied for that purpose with indifferent buildings,
regarded Of the most pohabe taverns in the
~ Of Halifax. Ii Is situated Staunton branch Of the
Roanoke the most shipping point for considerable
parts the counties ofChaote and Halifax and this
will he ready baeaux during the
mun by the completion Of the Roanoke Canal and the
mova Of distractions above and below the Fails, the value
public house here will be much enhanced IL Is also situated
the best and most direct road leading from Washington City
TO the outh and preferred by members Of Congress aud south
travellers aud from the OF These
alterations have induced the subscriber retire from the place
he has occupied i the last tive years private residence
house OF entertainment Great expense has been incurred IN
erecting aiage eommoous and well finished buildings and all
necessary out-house, presenting time
and farer pro- Of success dian IS frequently Offered
those who in this line of business Attached the
establishment is a small highland PLANTATIONS having
about eighty Of cleared land OF good quality. To
who has The ability and inclination keep and
table house the moderate would he offered
lease OF three and four years where these shall probably be
wanting ler whatever will be accepted by the subscriber
SEM. 4. A. N
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Sac of HaluabIe lands.

WILL sell The premises on the Isl day of Decembe,
n next " tan, IL not then the fair ay thereafter.
10 the highest bidder my Tract Land living on Jane. Ri
yer IA the county Of Chesterfield, 20 miles below hmond
10 from called Pressure Isle The land
between and SEQ acres yeIy fertile and well sdated 10
cotton, corn whfa and tobacco will sell credi.
OF one two aud three years. the purchaser giving bond and
security for the first payment and bonds other
WIN deed IN trust on the property all the payne
az the same time and place, will sell the all kinds
aud the crop that may be hand upon credit month,
Tor all sums $40 aud for under that the will
the credit sales.-ALS0
On the 18th day Of December the terms above
shall sell tract OF about 800 of Land
Amelia, I'M good neighbourhood aud neahy suston Of
which about 40 acres prime low grounds ye heavily
be ed and the whole Of the land watered and arun-
bly, adapted TO the production OF wheat tobacco cotton and
corn Deep Greek Ius through this land, the navigation
which viii he by the 1st January according TO
tact TO the APpomaox river There good crops Of wheat
seeded on both the above described farms can pe
had the LET Jan next
The Stock of every kind crops plantation mens &C. &c
will be sold at The same time upon terms mentioned tegua-
ing the sae at Presque Isle. EDWARD o. WATKINS.
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LAND FOR N.ALE.

ON the next, will sell, Posueiy by pub
~ lie auction, the premises, that tract of land which
this time reside containing about six hundred acres situated
Cumberland county, distant twelve miles from the
aud five from Carersvle and bounded by the lands
Of VIM. Cooke and Robert Frayzer; this land abouns with
spring' Of excellent and situated in healthy well
agreeable neighbohood The Dwelling House, OUT
houses, Barn &C., state of good repair The Plantation
under good fence aud udco"y subdivded into fields
lots the purchaser have credit OF four years. equal an
n yment with interest from day Of sale On the same
day and the place, like shall sell the
cattle, hogs and sheep; credit oftweve months with interest
from the date to be given hereon The 20 of December
following at the place. IpTpo'e selling 20 negroes
sisting and boys the crop fodder and
plantation tools This sale viii he credit Of twelve
months, with interest from date. Bonds and approved security
will he required by ROBERT WALTON.
Cumberland, Sept 10. S8-t20bD
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R.aPPARqNNOCK aCaDEMY.

THNlS ini'=on will reopen tn, 18th or January next,
i. under the management Of Me.sr. BAKER and PATIL-
Lo lately from HanPden Sidney College From the rePutcd
zeal aud ability OF the instructors added the well
kable ,aubrty oftLc aud eommodounes.s
the buildings extensive and well selected library the
anticipate the most favourable result The
instruction Will oomrri.e the Latin and Greek classes their
fullest extent together with such branches OF English eu-
cation ordinarily Taught in academies The scholastic
irwill comprise sessions the FIRST
i5, January aud ending the 10Th July the second
cling the 18th August and ending the 18th December Terms
Board including washing, S85 If dding furnished S9
ruon forinrucion the classics and the higher branches
Of English Education, either orhoh, S25; in the subordinate
branches, $50. JOHN III BERNARD,
President Of she Board Of Trustees.
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Boardi,,g School for Young Eadies..

BoGrdng School for Young Ladfes.>
MIR. MRS. HAMlLToN'S Boarding l. Day School is
WI open for the reception Of Young Ladies' either Board
Dey Scholars The Instruction embraces
~ branch 10 finished English education the school
amply provided with globes maps, diagrams, &C. necessary
10 elucidsie their instruction.
The Latin Greek and french languages together with Mse
Drawing and Painting Pointing Velvet Satin. Etnbrod
aud every other kind work
most approved principles and by teachers reside the
family In the boarding department of the they
have had very considerable experiences
aud guardians that every exson will be promote the
comfort aud Improvement Of those committed their
The morals and manners Of the young ladies will be rare
larly attendedto
REFERENCE.
Judge w H. Cabell Rev. john d. Hoge,
Judge w a. BrVokenbrough, Rev. Robert u. Cfoes
Second Brick House below the Old Swan Tavern, H. ST
Shocko Hill.
Richmond Nov. IS. 58--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
BELL T'AYERN FOR S.YLE

NHE SUBSCRIBER wishing retire from pabl,c business
now oilers tor SALE his elegant establishment IA the town Of
Liberty, Bedford county, which, for the variety Of
n advantage Is exccled BY public house in Virginia, and
equaed by very few Ia addition lis beng situated in the
midst OF pouious and wealthy county, where disease almost
unknown, and where all The
y TO ensure the most complete any person
10 engage M is bness, be procured the mode
rate TERMS commands at prcsents which the
Der believes to be wholly unparalleled. The buildings large
commodous and IN good Of repair They consistof
two story brick dwelling house, 100 feel !engih
numerous, comfortable and convenient; brick kitchen, with
al The necessary rooms FOR okng, wants, &c stable Dos
iect IA length, 10 Of which bck the baaucc framed and
entirely with forage garrett sufficiently capacious 10 con-
tam supplies for year. Attached range of stall.
100 teet long, neatly shielded cornouse ioe-house and
smoke house well adapted the purposes FOR which they
respectively desisnedadoinug TO which back lot offs
cre extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL f the
purchaser requires IT, SMELL TRACT OF LAND immedi-
aoly adjacent which high OF por-
lion OF which Is well set in ciO.er.
Inc terms o the sale wall he accommodating only small
portions the purchase VIII he required band; the
balance conveniently arranged that tne purchaser will he able
TO nieet;he payments by the profits arising from the
House servants furniture, stock hand, also he
POSSESSION VIII be given hrtmas, sooner, required II
ale eannobe effected by the 25 nf December next
oner the bpuse tor rent Tor term Of wears.
August So---tf WiLIIAM TERRY.
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LaAi, FsR sale.

pursuance OF the will and Of James c. Row,
deed will be offered for sale the ninth day January
next, Chat being King Queen court dsy the highest bid
and hfee credit tia, valuable tract oil
land which deceased lately resed. This tact lies
m.aly the MattsPony River and contains $50 Of
hs Land which admirably adapted 20 the growth OF
oats, Cotton aud part wheat, with good her
ring fishery attached and 500 Of Marsh, aordng
excellent range for Stock aud abounng with wild
The very good, having large dwelling hOu,s
good repair, all necessary out houses, all OF which are
good The growers Of cotton invited TO this farm
believed that is soil Is peculiarly adapted TO Tho
ce. Bonds with eptonable security, deed oi trrs
onthe lands the payment the purchase vii
be required. FRANCIS koW, (T,,,,es
JOHN w. FLEET,
NJ,
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TU-ENTY DOLL.4RS REW.aRD

- ANYWAY from the iber living in the upper eni of
al Prince Edward county, Va. the goth nc February last
named ARCHER lie about 81 or % years of
age, feet 10 inches sh, very dark compeceG ha.
snail scar aerothe down look when spoken TO-
Raleigh Farley of Buckins county, Va he was raised in
iie county Of Gpnchland by Old M adord who lately d.
which eehbouriooj presumed he is ns,s King rs
have understood he related negroes who have
the benefit OF an edura',on, is than probable he has
Canal viii give the above reward 10 person VIII, will
deliver said negro 10 him Jail 'latI .e
him again. GEOHGE iDi,Irr-
Va O.
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PNBLIC SALE.

lY virtue of deed O; executed by Ashton GAR
NJ Ie duly recorded the of Louisa and
ted the - day Of November, ga will be offered sale
The highest bidder; for cash. before the irot door of Price
Thopsob Is,e Louisa Courthouse, Thurs the
day OF December neat ii far. Il the day
ter the following property wit the uac, Of land which
the said Garrett reside, containing about 500 subject
TO prior deed of tut ia favor of William sgiand. for
small stunt, and TIE v--. ElIsh Tom, Sroswood, Within,
Iyer,on and Jennyto safely debt due Richard Wright agent
# William Goats. The tile the above property belie.e
TO be undi puied but will Gully vested
in me Ivy the said deed CHARLES s. JONES' trustee.
Nov. rs. 5s--s,
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DRY GOODS.
.M.aRSHaL,S S.1LE.

IN pursuance ofa decree of the Superior Cut fChaneer
Tor the Williamsburg district pronounced the I'D day
July lat In the of Thomas Simpson, administrator o
James Simpson, dee AND Randolph Fit nell, Sheraoi Suy
county and Of the of John Holt decd PIN
against Richard H. Cooke aud Ann his wife, aud the said Rich
ard H. Cooke smr de bonis with the will annexed Of
James IL Brad dec. and other defendants will he soil nj
public auction Monday c 26h day Of December at Sun
~ courthouse (hens court da) that valuable eate on james
rver called Hog Island, nearis opp ,se James Town. con-
tanning with the Land ached thousand TIN hundred
ami hreeiourth or less The land OF
the Island believed 10 be OF tn. first quality, and Is pariicn
larry adapted To the growth ofcpun the main land fuel,
mbered with oak and PINE aud fine range for stock The
viii he credit OF six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bonds with sufficient security and the title the land
tiined till the bonds paid
WILL: MeCANDLISH, NJ. S. C. C. w. ID.
Nov. ID.
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a TEaGHER m NcTE13

4 YOUNG man Of good fabits and morals qualified TO
IL Iesaps, writing, arithmetic aud geography to sha-
"eh OF from 10 io years of age, hear OF siuaon 10
AMY py eetng letter to a. b. Dyer, err
Inc qnshhesons required being Of the hum
more tnaa four Or five ehidren) aodng young mn
my ude'eke IL ihe amplest opportunity of prosecuting
s o. eouse be low varying according Of the
candidate, from 100 dol to $50 dolls ayear
None need apply who produr
ais OF competency teach and Of aud moral hnbi
red. Nov ~ 5s-wAw ~ "e P'e'ei-
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FDty DoIlars Reloard- Stop Me IIiIlain.

BOUT the middle Of August, calling himself Pet
ubone passed through this place and took with him
OF inne. Pettihone 1--WE feet high dark
complexion long strait dark hairhss suspicious look gem
teciy dressed He ha been in the Army ard l. said desert
ed and went 10 Canada lie musician and piays almost
every inmcn and mikes pre,cn,ions TO dancing
frederick 1.-The negro man. is tail Likely fellow yellow
compleNiGn well dressed has share OF ip-
denee aud ion Of the company white men. lie Is an
excellent dd and took with him small poor hay
Thee fellows crossed Dandaes ny, on the Savannah n
yernto South Carona, the 5O Angus They were seer
IN Greenyr district shVyly afterwards. The white man was
ON ioohe ncgio 'idr- with his fiddle tied on behind HIM
The white maasai he lived In Greenvie District aud that
lac had purchased the negro of me.
The above reward will he riven for the and
confinement of these fellows JAIL can ge INV
h,'ti on ihen---or thirty doars for the negro alone.
Mliedgeviile. GEO. Sent 42---tf IANrS GAMAK
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Valuable Property for sale or Lease.

=
rEiUE subscriber having become the sole proper Of the
Il Brick Tavern aud Lot Of 90 which IL situated
Charlotte Courthouse, oilers the for sale lease
term Of He would eer the former aud would sell
moderate price and accommodating The TAVERN
house large aud commodou with convenient outbouses IL
situated in very pleasant thriving Iage and agreeable
wealthy neighbohood The rendered public
1niy by beng the courthouse, but by being public
ket and stage road and the that leads the
country springs Possession will be given the 9Th Of De-
ceniber next. w. M. WATKINS.
October -. 5O-td
1f The Editors othe Petersburg Intellgeneer will publish
;he above twice week till day, and send their accounc the
ads
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To he respectable Of Virgia;a.

TO tse respectable ef Virginia.
VIE Suher'ber takes this return his sineere ;banks
TO those who encouraged and o, ed him, being seis
uheaiy bfedto agriculture aud hcrcuue; had urwar of
twenty years .speeaee and extensive Practice IN ir"lrn
"Sisnd having lived IN Vugna upwards eight he
has had AN opportunity Of knowing the diseases that fruit
are To- This being the for planting all sorts OF
trees aud shrubs also pruning rsaay Kinds Of trees uorc
particularly the VINE, he oneis his those that
give ample satisfaction to those lhst will .upIoy me-
will be duly attended to.
Nov.15.
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- ANYWAY Gor tie Eise Hoie he night Of tho 2fsf
IA iui, ncso nlmel PETER; he is about - years "
sgo feet mchc hitH be q tck made hand when he
away. blue co roundabout and whine panttoons. lie
from Norihumhcrnd con fiont and spd teiy IN
Richmond by NJ iruy Tinsc.ey. II supposed he viii
70 the shbouio ~ coufthouse. vhefs
he has vito. me above reward 81 Will be pad hi,
deliveryto cnp }. H. Fren OF ht c,y SIS Tor seeming
him n any js 'o th De may he got n and information
given Co ss1 pfemrs
OTIS. OF
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WOTICE-


execution OF the powers ete the subscriber as trustee
by two deeds, executed by Lttebcrry Walden on ~
SOth day OF Noyemher 10 and the ohera deed Of avn
nn', executed by the said Lieberry Walden and Thomas
Vad. on the th d.y Of July and both recorded IN M
once OF The county Of CheerfedO will he .oid
10 me highest bidd, orcash the courthouse Of The .sd
county on Monday the 18th day ofNovember next eio bs
h't daf OF The ua'te " term otbe court the said eo1tv
IN Undivided m"iety of that valuable tract Of land where's
mis- sarah Veden resides, lying about FIVE miles South fine
Courthouse supposed TO contain 49, acres subject to the estate,
oil The said Sarah therein for her life or widoTbood
oct15. iAon ,e trustee. us
The above sale is postponed until December Chester6eIx
Court 1895, when twill certainly take place.
" 900. SAMUEL TAYLOR, trustee
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From Knoxville, in Tennessee, we learn that a.
b. Fickel, late Assistant Postmaster at huntsville
in T. state of Tennessee, has been convicted OF the
offence, with which he was charged OF robbng the
mail of letters containing money. The sentence oil
the Court had notbeen pronounced at the time our
informant wrote. The public have reason TO re-
joice that Justice has overtaken this culprt, whose
fate may serve as warning TO all others who are
under temptation 10 follow his example
This person is supposed to have made extensive
depsedations, but not TO large aggregate amount,
before il was dscov cred His detection took place
in the following manner: MIR. John Enson, OF
Jonesborough, in Tennessee, enclosed two hun
bred dollars, in bank notes, TO correspondents in
Baltimore, and taking memorandum OF he amount
and description OF the notes in the presence of the
Postmaster there, obtained his certificate OF the
correctness OF the memorandum and OF the deposite
oil. the letter in the Office. The letter was duly
mailed for Abingdon, the distributing post Office.
Bounisville is an intermediate post office, and
there the mail rests night. On this occasion,
Fickel plunderel it at'leisure, lie had probably
often done before On the letter falling TO arrive,
the vigilance OF the General Post Office was put
into action, and Mr.. GEORGE SwEENY, for many
years the faithful and intelligent .Dcipal Clerk IN
The Post Office of this City, despatched TO en-
deavor to detect the criminal. Among other mea-
taken for that purpose, copies oil the list OF
bank notes, fortunately so formally attested, were
left with the principal merchants OF Abingdon: and
very soon of the notes, for fifty dollars, made
its appearance, and the possessor of it had person.
ally receiv ed il from Fickel. He had, when he re-
ceived it, moreover, from habtual caution, endors-
eel on the back OF the note the name OF the person
OF whom he had it. Fickel of appre-
hended; and the chain of evidence was COM
plete, it was impossible for him to escape convic-
ton.
a. B. Fickel, recently convicted of robbing the
mail at Brownsville in Tennessee, has been SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for ten gears in The Jail at
Jonesborough. Nat. Int.
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EDITfTiAll-5rIOM

tHE subscriber resFe, fully informs the public h. he vii,
ept ne school The ensung year, the PIIYSIO
s.maary val he taught The Greek Latin aud Eoglsh Langs-
ueogIaphy ogeter with mapdrawpg, The .e ~ The
Globes, Writing, Arithmetic History &c ke IA, Ten, t.
g WI oe,lo The Latin and Greek Languages, s25 The
sn La3nsuage' including GtouaPhy &c. $50 per term,
and te inmate on the 10th Dec following making
~ ~ monlh after dednetmg the usual vacation. Capt
nk Iodyng &c a. SO the term The situation Of il ,ebo
y " justly considered sm0ns the most eligible. being ia an
unc' mnoniy healthy and respectable neirIboboog s
remote from the hsunis Of vice and dissipation. -'
r..tt.. ELIJAH g. HAEEs.
'Nnllf WOW Ih h1---.uGnr
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From the LOmdon " B,ifi,h Press"

The following Poc.n by the celebrated Sir Waier Rsiyh
great interest," nep, nJenty Of the rich vein of fancy
which ro -from the fact of it, heng written under the
certainly Of bsin, brought the seaaold IL composed
bat Few da} before be beheaded sni the nisanimiiy
with his death. well TO the eOmpoure
with which he here aui~s TO it, The more serious passages
marked with that quainucss which distinguished the style
of the axe in which il was Ii shows that the stead
ftns. of s mind assumed; IN facth never display
ell ,e more strongly haa when his neck was under the
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From London paper Of 25th septl

From London paper of 25h sept.l
DOHcGster races TUESDAY. 1.-The great ST.
Ieser stakes for three year Odds, 220OL IS sub
scribers at ,25I. EACH was won by MI. Watts b.
C. Memnon, beating Mr. RusselPsb. C., The Al
derman, and % others. Only two were placed
although the easily. AT the time OF
starting, betting was 5 10 2 against Nlcmnon, 9 to
against Lord Exeter's b. c. Redgauntlet, to 2
against Homer, 8 TO against the Alderman, ii to
L against Brother to Addy, 10 to against Cleye-
land, 20 to against Pastme, and the same against
Irincuo. Redgauntlet might have bad better
station IN the race had he not unavoidably a
gainst a post placed in a socket, to show the
course in a distant part of it,, and which he broke
to pieces. We understand tat the horse has
rally injured his leg foot but the rider James
Robinson) escaped uninured. Fleur de Lis fell,
and over him dropped Zirza but luckily neither the
riders nor horses were injured. So great the
interest excited by these stakes that the odds have
been looked after with avidty, mob only on the
continent, but in the East and West Indies The
race was beautiful spectacle. As the horses sue
cessiully came up TO the post, and took acanter
pursuant to regul zion, the greatest anxiety was
manifested. The overwhelming interest ofthe mo-
ment absorbed every feeling, and all eyes were
fixed with an intensity of gaze on the noble crea-
lures on whom so many hundr eds of thousands de-
pended. When all assembled for the start,
the beauty OF The racers, and the moely but lively
colours OF the riders, had a very picturesque and
brilliant appearance.
Fortunes TO an immense amount exchanged own
ers at the late Doncaster Races. Several veterans
of the turf among the Mobility have lost to the
amount OF fifty, sixty, and seventy thousand
pounds. Gd;ey the pugilisi, has pocketed twenty
two thousand. Tbs was taxing the conceit out
Of the knowing ones with vengeance.
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Nihe Ieh day Of December next win he .old ~ A., h;s
A ne5 on inc anion formerly The residence Of ben.
~ Gee " the lower end n po,yhafan conntv II
49,, ~ =, fO6S consulting Of men womes, boys and rr,
w 'is"he crop q corn, fodder po' h. &c will be sold
=" tdH o. ~ nnis ~ the time snd place two bor
bead Of cattle stock Of hogs sheep households and
~ ~ snd Pisuf'iion utensils. The purchasers civ
ns hon With approved security 10 carry otsrs frc, a.
5e bu he Interest to be remfed n he none, !. pnnr
y Is'u' - - JOSEPH SUBLETr adm ~
"o'' 20 TOO. 7s@-wA Gent Suiittf do