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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

BoLIvAR.-This distinguished South Amer
lean patriot is destined to take high rank a
mong the great and virtuous~not of his own
age only, but Of the world. He is, undoubt-
eddy, one Of the most extraordinary characters
that have appeared in modern times. whether
we regard his success as warrior, his skill as
a statesman, or his integrity as man. II is
no uncommon thing to find one of these quail
such an union Of the three, as we find here, is
but the spectacle Of an age. Our own Wash
ington was an example which we scarcely
hoped ever to see approached, much less e.
qualIed-snd even now the splendor that
hovers around his name dazzles the sight Of
the beholder, and affects him with kind Of
for a moment to entertain the thought that he
will not forever remain unriyalled. But Boil
var is pressing forward with rapid strides, and
with a noble ambition, to take his station by
the side Of this illustrious hero; and it is not
improbable that we shap live to see the
time when their names will be associated
with equal honor in the temple of fame.
Bolivar has probably endured greater hard
ships, aud passed through severer trials than
Washington. He has been obliged 10 work
with tougher msterials--a populace unen-
lishtened, soldery undisciplined and often
ferocious, a civil government almost without
organization, and depending upon the strength
of his own personal character for the continue
ance of its functions. Yet with such instru-
mepts, after enduring the toll and fatigue of
twelve years military service, after overccm-
ing obstacles, to all but himself insurmounta-
bic. and passing through every variety of for
tune, from success to defeat, and from defeat
10 victory, he has had the happiness of estab-
fishing the Independence of his country. Nor
did he stop here-no sooner had he liberated
Colombia from the yoke of Spain, than he
obeyed the call of a neighboring province, and
spread lis victorious banner on the plains Of
Peru. Millions hailed the liberator, and with
shouts and songs of joy proclaimed MIN Their
saviour. This, perhaps, was the most critical
period of his life. When the multitude were
borne away with the enthusiasm which the
presence oftheir deliverer inspired, they would
have conferred upon him unlimited power,
not for season only, but for life. With more
than Roman magnanhnity he pushed from him
the gided bauhle, and saved the Peruvians
when they would not save themselves. Such
examples Observation-Disclosures are not numerous
in the present age. They are bright spots on the
landscape of human character, which, though
few, serve TO relieve its darker shades. The
gratitude ofns'ions, and an imperishable fame
are their reward.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17
Squantun.

YSHOSE Gentlemen disposed
n to join in the usual SaUETUM FrsrY.
VAL at Long Pond. are requested to leave
their names at MIR. Clarendon Harr;s,s Book-
Store, and at the Store of Mr.. I'm. Harring-
ION, as soon as may be convenient
.t6T The Festival viii be on Friday. the
~oth INST August 16.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

The French squadron on the coast Of
Africa have captured the following
French vessels, for infringing the law
prohibiting the slave trade: LIE Tele-
graphe, La Capriecuse, L'Antonia. lie
Glamour, Assurance, La Marie, Mag
deleina, L'Engene, and L'Alcide. The
two first have been condemned at Cav
enne, and the others are to be proceed
ed against.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17
Total 279,66l,s37 299, $3.50, 1886 500, 2l8, a2s

Sea Serpent at HaIfat.-The Nova
Scollan OF July 81, contains particular
account, on the authority of several
witnesses, Of the appearance of large
Sea Serpent in the harbor of Halifax,
on the afternoon of the 18th. He rails
ed his bead about three feet on. of wa
ter; its body was the size of large log,
aud appeared TO be al least 60 feet
long, and il forced itself along by wig
Cling sort of motion. Itremained above
water about five minutes, at a distance
OF about sixty yards. II is also confirm
ed with additional particulars by Mr..
William Barry, of Halifax, who was 60
ing into the harbour the same evening
IN whaling boat. and with the men in
the boat, observed 1t for some time.
He saw The head distinctly, and at one
time eight coils of his body above wa
ter, and is persuaded that he is at least
go feet in length.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

The Duke Bernard Of Saze- Wei0,ar arriv
ed in this town on the 10th inst. and left tn,
next day, on his way 10 the springs &c. Fo
some particulars relating to him, see our ma
head.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

Value of Imports and Exports of Sa-
lem, Boston, Providence, ~ York, Phil
adelpala, Baltimore, Charleston. and N.
Orleans, in the years 1922, 1928, and
1884,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17
Notice.
administrators Sale.
AA|ILL be sold at Public Auc.

W tion, on Thursday, the fifteenth day
u september next, at two o'clock, P. Nj. bv
u n OF Court, so much of the Real Estate Of
I 5FSR tHURsToN, late Of Lancaster, deceas-
Gu, as VIII raise the sum of fourteen hundred
donafs ana serenty-seren cents, for the payment
o. MS Justd and charges of sale. Said Es-
tate rs centrally situated, and consists of about
fourteen acres OF Land, on which is two-sto-
~ pwei!lng-House, Shop, Barn, and other
out-fiouses, and will be sold subject TO incum-
ORANGES, which will be made known at the time
and place of sale.
JOHN G. THURSTON, Admir-.
Lancaster, August 8, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

Worcester, S. Probate Office, August 2, 1895
70 the WidO's and Heirs of JAcoB WH1ryEY.
tate Of Winchendon, in said County. de-
ceased, and to oil Others concerned IN he
Estdte Of said DECEASED, GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to APP
z pear Of you see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
on the third Tuesday in October next. At ten of
clock, before noon, to show, cause why the in
strument which purports to be the last win an,,
testament of said deceased, should not be an
proved andyou will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, r. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

Effects Of Gtnpowdsr. store of Mr..
Jennison, in Hcpkinton, was materially injur-
ed few days since by the explosion Of about
fourteen pounds Of powder, which had been
carelessly left on the counter by the clerk, ia
brother of Mr.. j. who was unfortunately Kill
led by the accident. Young Jennison was
trimming lamp on the counter, when spark
escaped from the wick, fell into the canister of
powder, and produced the explosion: he was
shortly afterwards found in the cellar, at
distance Of thirty feet from the place where he
stood.--' The store was two stories high and a.
about forty feet long yet the conclusion was
so great that all the windows were blown out,
the partitions torn away, the cellar floor i'm :
PEELED down, the ends Of the store blown oil,
and in fact, the whole building was so COM
pletely shattered, that il is thought il will hard
ly be possible to repair it,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

A paper printed at Ripley, Ohio, states
that Mr.. Boswell, son-in-law Of Gov.
Desha, Of Kentucky, was arrested there
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August s. 1895
10 The Heirs of DAVID WAKErrELp. late Of
Dudley, in SAID County, deceased, and to
al others concerned in The Estate of said de-
ceased, GRErr,Nc
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear &c
you see 6t) at the Court of Probate 10 be
first Tuesday in September next, q, one Of the
clock, alter noon, to show cause why the final ac
count OF the Administration Of said ,leceased'x
Estate shogld not be allowed. and you will be-
heard thereon.
NATHL PAINE. n 5,.o5.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

Worcester, s.. Probate Office, July z, 1926.
To The Widoac, Creditors and Heirs Of Or
YER SAWYER. Jr. lats Of Boylstcn, ip
said County, deceased. and 10 all Others con-
eernsd in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (f you see FIT at the Court of Pro-
hate to be holden at Worcester, in said County on
the FIRST Tuesday in September next, at one OF the
clock, afternoon, to show cause why the Account
OF the Administration of said deceased's estate
should not Ne allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
NATHANIEL PAINE J. Pred.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17
Dten.

G5-For MISCELLANY, see last page.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

All to be determined in few minutes at Phil
adelphia.
Whole Shares, S5-Halves, 2,5O-Quar-
tiers, 5 rs, in variety of Numbers.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17

Mr.. Watt has sold the celebrated
horse Memmon to the Duke of Yelling
ton, for the small sum of 5000 gum
eas-near $4,000!
The deaths in New ork week before
last, were 1909.
In Philadelphia during the same time
we're &c. Both cities are said TO be very
healthy.
Savannah was very healthy on the
9th July--but one death occurred ia
the week ending on that day.
New-OrIeans continued healthy to
the 18th ult.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-17
More Luck IN the UHage.
A MOTHER Prize of $1,000

Fix your mind on the 18th day of September
next, on which day there will be another
grand display of Cash, such as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
MARSHAL'S SALE.
THE FAILS pI.I NrT97,T() ~

pursuance OF decree Sap. COurt Chancery
for the District of Richmond, pronounced the iih
OF june, s25, in the Of Gat Hancock shall
wednesday the Sd day Of August fair day, fair
the next ar day thereafter, er for sale the bidder
pubic auctioihat part of the Falls plantation NJ
w. Hancock To Charles j. Mordo and Others by the neu
ure oi the 18th of August, 1si5 fill exhibit said
containing eight hundred and seventy acres
two Islands IN James River, be the less, Hing
the county of Chesterfield The well known fertility cith. land
lying Immediately James river, in the vicinity
town OF Manchester anil the city of Richmod renders
necessary 10 do more than TO invite genemenoi capital call
paid ~ cash, note notes at 40 days. with good
oe or endcrse payable and n.gocahie ate Bank of vr
remaining third two from the da, Of SALE the pure
giving bond with approved security for the two last
aud the title retained until they made.
Sale TO commence u O'clock atshc front door Of the
Eagle Hotel la the city ut Richmond. The purchaser
have such the day OF sale will ,nable him
seed coop Of wheat, &c.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. c. X. ID.
June "a IS til.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
May IT.
LIND F0R SIZE |.

LNoR SALE tract Of land in Abenae county, heretofore
n my residences consisting 800 about 1000 OF which
Of the best mountain quality, aud 900 lying below the
moulan and extending from II, generally OF good quality,
aud ksby well mbered and waefed. Tile traetle on
the south side 81 the Rvauna branch Of James River nav
gable for Baeaux 60 Milton, which Is within three and half
miles II FIVE miles from Charlottesville, and six from the
University. Ols advantageous su1on for health and
w. remark need he made here The eae has all the
sinprovernen5 IT, commoIou dwelling house, buildings
Tor and other domestic purposes, good stables
barns, with threshng machines gr and MILL with good
houses for and labor well posted for each
and all 10 good repair The may be divided,
Us several pai & will he disposed Of fdeed The pay
Of the purchase money he made by instruments with
very liberal edit To- be agreed At the Tune Of ale. The
ufnne and the stock Of every knd may be sold land
have also for sale another tract, Of rather zoo
miles below Milton, within Of The
side, which hes veil j. Of good qualify, we'll mbered aud
wstered snd has valuable II Inr stone passi hrous
THIS divided into farms, each having dwelling
nouse very connections Tor small family, with necessary out
baidg Credit will be given for this tract like
o1tbe other Persons lined purchase will address
selves directly to JAMES MONROE.
OakIInl, LouJonn county, vs.Aprii u. iI5--M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
GREEN BOTTOM FOR SAFE.

vue OF deed OF executed b WIN. II. Ca
H hell, Es and recorded the Of ca
BELL .haii Monday the 18Th day OF September next,
The Towno sell the HIGHEST bidder the
tract OF land commonly called the Cree, Bottom, king in the
said county of Cabe the Ohio containing between
four and ve thousand OF which, than eighteen
hundred sand be prime low grounds We
seuted hcs the finest that part Ohio which
borders tins state. Ii abounds in Meadow land oi the first
quaiy and therefore well merits the aeca OF the stock
farmer For while this estate in the hands
Col Wilson g. Nicholas. 10 whom Formerly belonged
extensively cultivated Tobacco which when sold y. York
aud Europe, commanded prices equal 10 hose which
hest James River sold. This land aboun
has been divided smaller tracts lots he
seen ny plat the possession John Hannah Esq who lives
adjoining and wall shew the whole eTeo
those disposed IT, Hut twill be I'D entire tract
such parcels the day of sale, may be thought
calculated the best prize The ae will be
approved the al nslalmenis also deed
trust the land farther security for the Ultimate
OF the purchase the deed OF however,
opeI till the last instalmen shall becUiar due
The subscribers oicIous TO wind the business
the confed 80 te. If Therefore should desire
purchase this property, they may attend in the full conf
dence that viii be sold the time and place above ntoned
JOIN COALrER,
JOHN II. COOKE,
Trustees for w. ii. CaDeil and his creditors.
June o. 15-8w
in Wnchestvr Herald Fredericksburg Courier Charles
ccny Inteilgencer, requested insert :he
above advertisement IN their respective papers, once week
fo four preceding the first of Stptember aud TO for
ward their acc o this Office for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
VaIuobie Tobacco Land for sale.

obedience will OF George Bayue, dec late Of the
county Of Bedford, shall the STD day of September
Inc plsntai which The said Baybe died, sell
public auction, the highest bidder, credit Of one,
and three years. tracts parcels Of Land, lying said
county, containing about 49j situated about mills
the North n Liberty the public road, and having
excellent mill Little Ouer-Ths tract has proper
ton Of fine tobacco Land yet g. clear, aud well adapted
clover and grain The other tract lying in said county, about
mile, above Liberty containing about 226 This
u believed, holds many inducements 60 planters
any Of is size any where IN the county, Persons WISH
ing to examine these lands will he sheo The FIRST tract by VIM
H9wkins living adjoining IT, and the last by Thomas a6er, re-
siding either Of en by the subscriber, residing
Liberty. rhe purchasers will be required TO give bonds and
good security, deed the land the
purchase money. WIN. II PORTER,
july 70. f9-IaS Er'r of Gro Boyne, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29

- IT,, rNotJIR Err is published twice week generally (,
II s :, week during the session OF the State Legsla
.n.. Price. the same heretofore FIVE Dollars per aInun
~ r ,.eeiyed in payment The Editors will susran-
o. .ty Of rcmtns BY mail the postage Of all let
Ter, being paid, by the writers. n, :, ,h a;cr.,;o, If
Az Lilo. ~ until all arrearages have been paid up
az. Whoever will guarantee Inc payment " ""e papers
.hsIl have the tenth GRATIS. .,,n,.,,r
n-5 One square, OK LESS-F"'t mseruo" 70 eene-eaeh
Ma inserted, until has either been paid
far or assumed by person IN TINS city, or Us e"So"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
ONE HU.VpRED pOLLaRS REW.aRD.

ID AN away from the subscriber ahouttwO months ago
h deson about IS years Of age, carpenter
ken for white strong active well set fellow rather
above ordinary size lie have his forehead he
tween rather above hts eyebrows ranging up and down.
by accident the edge Of flying from IFS helve cut him
here years ago. One Of |afms broken when small
the wrist joint and n believed the Left which shows
that joint enIa ged aud gives the appefance Of dsoceion
bendg oward, with the end Of the Bone Of the
TO the oiut considerably increased in si1e His eyes
blue and his HAIR very straight 0 diugy yeoTib white
had perhaps when he of black fed Hat and bloc
broad cloth roundabout Coat He blunt sp ken fellow
peaks with and ssers aud sbmets in speaking
particularly when confused. Ills purpose doubtless TO pass
free will give hundred dollars fer his safe
delivery any jail that get him sgain, and will pay be-
sides any reasonable expenses for h delivery to my
denee IN the county Of Franklin, North Csrolius
JOHN D. HAWKINS.
June ~ fs2z i2--tf
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NOTICE.

execution Of The powers vested the subscriber
Il by Two deeds executed by Liebery Walden, the
30th day Of November 1919, and The ether deed f
ment executed by III. said Liebery Walden and Thomas
Walden, the 18th Of july 1922 land boin recorded
the clerks Office oI the county Of Geserfel will he
sold to the highest bidder for cash. hecourhouse the said
county, "Wednesday the 10th day OF August nest beng
the third day of the qua erly Of the Of tue said
county,, undivided oey ofhat valuable tract Ut land
whercon MIS-. Sarah adcn resides, lying about five miles
south of the courthouse uppo.ed 20 contain 49, subject
ol the said Sarah therein for her life widow
hood. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee:
july IL
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.MaRsHaL'S saLE. coal LANDS.

pursuance OF two several DEGREES Superior
Chancrry for the district Of Richmond, made 2it
March, 1925 and the 10th June, 825 the
vs. Curfc Ishsll the third August next, offer
sale TO the highest bidder public auction the front door Of
the Eagle Hotel in the city oi nchmond undivided mocty
OF an undivided third part of OF Land containing Coal
and believed TO contain 1860 aud upwards and ae
the county OF Henrco, aud known the Deep Run Coal Pit
Tract Terms: fourth Cash, and credit Of and
three for the balance the purchaser bond
approved security, and the title TO he retained until
ment Of the purchase money Sale o'clock
J. GUEKRANT, ~. S. C. CIR. ID.
June Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
TdNYdRD F0R SdLE-

AVlNG no Prsccsi knowledge Of the tanning business
am desTous Of selling my lanyard the town OF Milton,
North Carolina Bark Of every description convenient and
e. ny oba,Hed The village foufishng, and there Is
opposition IN that line Of business believed that under suit
sbie management, capital Of 5000 may be pr o6ably
vested IN Stock Terms will he moderate aud accommodating
For particulars inquire the Compiler oe BY letter to
tne su2scrbcr. CHARLES WILSON.
Milton, N. O. Jolly %, 29--ft
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RUNAWAY

lSRoM the subscriber the Sd inst. negro man named
MOSES Moses Is ~ o. u Of age, or ia
cbes high light complexion, with Lis left cheek
purchased Moses " Mrs rrabue, residing Trabue Coal
Puts, in Chesterfield county.
tine following day PATSY the wife Of Moses Patsy i,
10 20 yeats Of age, very likely ght mulatto pch.ed
her Of Mr. Charles Pickett of Cheeffeld IN 1924 will rive
twenty Dollars reward Tor the above negroes.
dollars for either Of tlem. JOSHUA STORRS.
Meadow Bridges June IL lift
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.MaRNHAL,S S4LE

pursuance deed the Superior court of Chancern
Tor the Richmond District pronounced the 18Th day
ebruary 1923 in the case of Cosngon Boast, shall
public auction Tor cash, the premises certain mill
mil SITE So Greek, in the county of Chesterfield, ani
known by the of Coving o'S Nil; Together with
acres OF Land, upon each side said stream and
which the ends Of said mill dam ab,edn
J.GUERRANT, NJ. S. c. C. Il. ID.
June ID
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1fnyIo. 1925,
EA EC0TlTG DEFIKT.i7 = i.

EAECUIIpG DEF.fXT.S 81.
Ricimoui, 2iih Man, 1923.
n Office Is hereby gwen that from hi. forward all
offering tnemselv. prineipaiso
bond eonactto he approved by ,e Executive, will be
required to the with aavits in legal FORM
stating the value of the property winch they would bona e
POSSES after the payment OF ali their debts
BY oId-r, w. IL. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
NOTICE.

A PPLICAT1oN will be inc President and Direc
N Of the Bank of Virginia for the of Ceyti-
twelve OF O Stock No which Issued on
the 2t February, 1806, George Run since dead aud
which has been lost lnisaid.
THOMAS COOKE, Exr Of
George Rulin, dec.
Prince George, July @. iS---i2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
Valuable Real Estate on James River fer sal

paiua6le Real Estate on James Riuer fer sale.
GtHE subscriber having determined TO convert his property
IL into cash stocks, and deene farming, having moved
near Kchuond offers for sale privately his valuable farm with
an miles Of the city of Richmond, until the first day e Au
gust next not disposed Of before h day pvate will be
sold al auction the premises TO the highest bidder at ~
o'clock The tract contains 22i6 land equal TO
the river 1000 Of which cleared and the baaoe in timber
some part OF which heavy aud the best road the stale lead
sns through to Osborne' Fery and convenient to all points
Cor vessels OF alme considerable POI the
land first rate low grounds The barns in number equal
TO any in the state, with hi rate trashng machine in each
3Iarge and spacious stables and 20 each barn, aud
one the oyefseefs house which comfortable dwelling:
Ice house, dy, smoke house and kitchen &C. &e there
from rs 10 20 excellent springs the land and any per
purchasing the land have the growing crop aud stock
Of ~ kinds, which equal TO that say farm And also
al fair market price, SO valuable negroes any that eau be
purehaed terms accommodating by being well secured For
further particulars apply the subscriber at his residence,
mile below Richmond or u Messr Brooke coshy Auc
tionecr who will she the property; and they fully
fhoriled 70 contract fora whole part.
June 81, 1925. f3-tds EDWARD cox.
h. The subscriber declines Offering public sale The above
Poperty hut IL still anxious SELL aud will treat privately for
the whole any part herof Those wishing to purchases
viii please make application 10 Mesrs BROOKE COSBYS
myself. r.. COX
judy %. 23-
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ny AUYHORIrY OF CONGRESS-.
- vATES & "A. RE,

HESPECTkuLLy announce, that they have undertaken
,h ,c,uaI of the Lotteries authorized ny
for completing the Washington Canal and Tor other
nubc aud that entirely exonerains the pub
c ,ntarii;e, from all responsibility, they have gwen saac-
tor security for punetua payments all prizes which may
be drawn. -. -. Ill. ...
bal be arranged and drawn upon and fair prh-
col,s 4; the latest and approved mode aud that the
rxe, hall promptly paid in cash. They have the honor
10 present the following Scheme Of the