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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
Frnm fhc RnLlimore C1ronielc.

We copied Article a few days since, from a Delaware
paper showing that the Postmaster General had
Postmaster IN the Stale, WHO bad opposed the election Gen
Jackson and consequently that I'll oIce there friendly
TO tive present National Administration The following com
nncaon will in great measure, explain the o
extension Of this sweeping and cruel prosrpIve policy that
this time, aud sew the object which adnnistra
ton had IN Wow IN placing its partizans at the head Of
several Post Offices throughout the country THIS fact when
taken IN connection WITH others which have from
time To time communicated readers, convince all
impartial men That system OF espionage Is w Iapd of
progress IN this department Of government and that will
be impossible after shall have bce perfected fr any pruni
the public mail the medium communicating his thoughts
TO his political ends Without snlectng his letters
aud his views 10 exposure and publication When state
Df things seems 20 he inevitable II becomes those who
uiorosy affected by IT, Ia look them and digest
plan 10y which they Will be able consequence
destructive to their coivenece, aud fatal their rights.
Hitherto, with onorablo men, private correspondence has been
breeding could have bcon offered than for one person 10 look
the shoulders of another while he writing hot
appears that tho sacredncss NJ the mail for WHOSE
the law has prescribed most ravy and exemplary
whose violation under certain cIrcstauces punishable by
DEATH is afford protect guarantee whatever the
citizen that the pyiug CURIOSITY Of the power will
duce hen tn lay unhalowcd hands upon his
written thoughts
Prom tho Delaware Journal
TIE LETTEl,STwo letters have been published in the
Delaware Gazette, said N be by MIR john ". Harris
: il-a A.sl.tar OF Accounts,
These letters are written by Mr. Iarts in OF private
Correspondence Innocent in themselves and intended
for no public effect
The question arises and the public requested 10 consider
" What right has ANY possess himself Of the private
eor Of anoer, VIII which neho lie nos the public tas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
From The Mem York american ofsep, "a.

From the .Neto York american ~ Sept. 10.
lHL Posr OFfIcE "A case has been brought notice,
OF what we call eXtoron however may be paiaied3
the Post Ofce mercantile house received tins morning, from
Philadelphia, letter charged Sol IL take with
others, in the ordinary course, by clerk om the box
being carried 10 the counting house, opened and found
contains IN blank other letter for person unknown
to the house The postage, the this should have
been % but nsteatof double charged than
qnadfupcand the whole be paid by the merchant,
without Tcdress! This is repeat H. the veIy spirit of exio
ton; aud not the less that IL be- justified by the sc
letter OF the law The practice heretofore, has been otherwise
ard no decent and respectable formerly told the
Post Office, that he gould have back money improperly
obtained from him. because lac did open his letters la the
presence Of post Office CLERK!
We confess distrs this excessive tigOr Of acting
and IN ell things observing, the scest letter Of the law aud
fear that hmay be rather to nislead tau TO benefit the
community by presenting prominent relief instances of
what may be called Improvement in the management OF pubic
affairs ia order conceal divert attention from Others where
a widely different result would be manifested
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
Error, he Pdiiadel,sia cn,oo;,,. s.,, -

T''""t t''e L HtIuucIphtd CIrOnlcIe, Sept II.
About 10 las; night, u person resident in Second
aDoye Arch street, believed he partially deranqed
rft s chamber unperceived, mounted on The roof and
made nus way along the tops of the neghborine hon.
SEES uht ne reached Arch street. lie then turned the
corner, and proceeded down Arch street in the
manner, Tor considerable distance when arriving at
an alley which he found it impossible to pass he Slid
down the roof I'LL his feet rested in-fhe trough at
tachcd to the caves In this position he was disco
vered by some members of his family who had missed
lnn' and had commenced search with the assistance
OF several friends. 1t was not safe to venture ont ON
ne root which was yet very slippery in consequence
OF the RAIN Two ladders were procured and spiced
together, by the aid of which the wanderer was Sc
curely brought down.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
NEXT LOTTERY.

Of Which Yates & .NcIntre are .Baaaet5s
N. Y. CONSOLIDATED, Extra Class No. II
ITO be drawn in New York TO \, ORROB'
n aud the drawing received here on SUNDAY
nest Tickets only 50, shares in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
LEWIS WEBB & co,

OFFER FOR SALE,
1AA Hhds Sugar ST. Croix. Porto Rico and
lOO New Orleans
$40 bags Coffee, Java, Lagilira, Porto Rico aid
st. Domingo
40 hhds West India MOlasses, part prime
10 boxes aud 40 bbls loaf and luinp surar
hhds and 20 bbls rye whiskey ,
II bbs Caruther's reclifcd 10
hid Jamaica
3 do ST Croix SRUM
90 hhos and 80 bbls " England
pipes Cognac brandy
do llollapd gin
casks Madeira
- Go Sicily Madeira
3 do Lisbon
8 do Port
do Tenerife WINES
g do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary nnd Muscat
80 tons bar iron, American EnuiisI, AMI Sv,adas
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German Gravity aud biistered steel
. tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
600 sacks Liverpool blown
Oh do ground alum o-AA-
Copperas ulum, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimcnto
Letter writing and wrapping paper
wire sifters, Ialsins, almonds, soap
Sperm and talow candles
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
5 tons patent shot, Dnppnt's gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping Irvine, bottle corks
German sheeting and shiriing, oznnburgs thread
shoe thread, cotton and wool cards assorted
! 60 bales cotton
Cotton bngging and bale rope
10 bales domestic sleetings and shirtings
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leathsr upper do
$50 Spanish hides
- bbls tanners oil
do linseed
30 bbS vinegar
Dbls kNrel of,l >
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

'4"'0tnt 81 Produce and number Of Boas passed dotyn
through HE LOIcer Locks.
SER 81 II hhds tobacco, fierce do 700 lbs 625 bbs
four 4a9 bus wheat 2i6 bus shorts cords wood S boats
coal boats, $50 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

EOT lucky numbers and gTcat VaFloty, cnU az
sept % LAMBERT'S New Office.
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
NEXT SAT URDAY the dawing Of lie Ncr-
~ mont Lottery No. 10, VIII be received.
CAPITALS.
2 prizes of $1,000 I prize of $4,000
Of 1900 OF 1900
~ Of 1000 T. of 500
Il Of 7Ool Of 600
Besides number Of smaller ones.
Tickets 81, halves 81. quariefs 81, for ealr O
~ ShUBh'S Lucky 0Grs. ssfs%
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

The shledseviie Recorder says.-"We mn. corr, % I
s ., eSecauon 50 general lew weeks ago. Of plentiful
crops OF cotton being made in this the pesen, year arc
not likely to he realized. The nnmler of uo ne no., ~ @
portion 10 The gowih OF the plant, but is small evil com
pared 10 e Expectations OF worm, which is very
IN many neigborhoods, eating the forms and yov ol @
peiioatins the large Ones prevent their na,ia w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Truth is the same 10 the standing that music Is 10 II,
ear or beauty 10 the eye.-Loid Kanaes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Dfiine o'octionA slip from the of ,l, Iab
received last evening contains of votes fun 60
which give Hun,un l0,483 Smith 7927-n,sinn,v H., CO
Hunion, lihe INSTRUMENTATION candidair) 800
BostOt Daily Ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

By OTIS, DUNLOP 4 co.
SHOES, BOOTS, AND LEATHER
On TUESDAY, the 29th inst. at 10 o'clock. win
pc sod at our Auction Store hundred and sixtv
PACKAGES Shoes and Boots, fresh from the Mapnf,c
t'Irers, and large sizes. Also,
3Oo sides oak tanned soal Leather
2Oo do heiDlock do do
., 40 do black upper leather,
sept 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

New York, Sept. H.
~ OF artillery from this city went over 10 R1ooilrn
i1r the purpose OF puradng and performing their ey
buttons on the green in front ofthe Military Garden
III presence OF some Mexican officers who were iny;
,eu 10 attend on the occasi The commanding Of
iicer, whose name are not able to learn ON o;,n
the word of command discharge the field pieces
vas severely wounded in the head by ad from one
OF The guns, and his horse killed under him.
arr oil me officers face was carried away and il i
said that his life is Thought to be in danger. What
occasioned the accident, whether it was owing to n
sudden spring Of the horse which carried him before
me guns. or to negligence on the part of those who
ed Evening Posi-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

concern, the knowietgs and publish
'hein Tor the purpose of SANDER abuse
Another question IS J7osc did these letters come into the
Possession Of those who have us day Violated The sancliy
f privssc correspondence. and boasngy their own
inlny The c'ten published have fsiled ~ the publ
eaiion suit the abusive purpose which ey have een
aPpled b they SIN sufficiently resemble the original or ecn,.
me erc,s 20 prove that al leas in the
private letter has been broken open aud is contents copied
OF one Of these letters Mir Harris copy which, lie
believes stolen from his Office or the letter 10 Keney
Johns, Junior, ESQ Mr. Harris kept copy. permitted any
other peFso take one Since reached MIR Johns IL has
not been exhibited ndyidua How tirn has his las,
letter reached the hands Of those who have to
the Deawafc Gnketie! Is 10 This letter has
been copied in the Post Office this one of ie frs,
fruits Of the "Ieom" which Jacksonism bas introduced in
Delaware by filing the Post Offices with its creatures,
Ii'. Is not party naeror every cilzrn thai
the saicty OF private correspondence should Ire violated
that his private letters should stoen,ita, The s, ~
elsewhere. - S VI
H. however, these letters, their copies have been FAM
obtained Is IN the power of the parties Tley ar.
now called upon TO do They IN
snow That they have obtained ien honoraly. admit by
'eir sienee that they have obrnncd dhonoaly Wa
sha wait for an answer, and n satisfactory Is no, give.
hs public interest requires tina, the SUBJECT shall no, rest hee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
At1tft011 &a5R0=

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q Co
GROCERIES, &c. -
On THURSDAY next, the 2i,h instant =, IN
O'clock at our auction store, an Of prime
groceries, cottongoods, &c.
sept - d. A. G. Co. Aucrs
VHbe aided IA hte above saie,
~ ihds prime st. Crox Sugar, .stoa" bsana
do n Orleans do
~ do N Orleans rum
do \. England do
pipes Cognac brandy
5 lhds Antigua ruln
Wrapping paper
Writing do
Cheese, soap
Candies. hats, nlolssses
Window glass, uiackerei -
Wines, &c. &C. ID. A,A.co 49,,
sept % -Noc's-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

FNNHE drawing of the New York Lottery ExTa Class No
IL ii, viii be received Sunday.
CAPITALS.
of 5000 OF. 500
CT 3O44 10 of 200
Besides Sos 40s sos, &c. &c.
Nsets at le small Price OF 60, Shares proportion,
DC had az my ofhce w. PEARlfAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Mr.: BRANDON has been elected Governor Of
the State of Mississippi '1''''' 81
=, Ioi a. II. SEvIER has been reelected Delerate to
Congress FOR the Territory uf Arkansas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Aater European .He9s-An arrival at Oaebec,
furnishes news from Liverpool to the 18th ult DAYS
a'er .h'n before received viii be founs under
the Foreign head The harvest, it will be seen, was
more favorable, and wheat consequently declining
me rcnch Ministry is changed. The news from
,he iheatre OF War is of considerable interest The
sussnns have completely outgencralcd the Turks AZ
Chouila.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
Rtrt)ttt0ttu ES1 1ptQ,
MEDNEsDAY MORNING, SEPT. %. Is2D-

We have received our files of London papers by
the Caledonia. We give this day an extract from
Cobbea's Register. There is one subject discussed
by him. vote by ballot, which We would respect
iuy recommend to the attentive consideration of our
citizens and particularly to the Delegates of the Con-
ventlon twill no doubt occupy the deliberations of
thot body and the arguments in its favor have been
considered sufficiently forcble, to induce most if not
all OF the States in the Union north Of US to adopt it
IN preference to our viva vote, which we derive
from England.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Words are the daughters the wind bat actions are the sons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
MANAGERS OFFICE.
UMIoRT CANA NO; n

Besides Cos, SOS. dos, Dos, cts, Gjs, ins.- Sc
Whole Tickets s., Quarters %. send your
orders to YATES q MINTTRE,
sept 3 Managers Ofice, Richnlcpd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

015See LIST page.
MARRIED., the 2lst inst by the Rev MIR Kerr Nj
JOHN Res, OF Danvie Mrs CnARiorrr L.E of Richmond
Va. - ~ '>'-r '' n'0""'ohu
DIED on the 5t Instant; Oakhil the residence of os
Marshall Esq, WILLIAM, infant the late Roler, Ilu
OF MISSIONER, aged II months ~
As the sweet flower that scents the morn
But withers in the rising day
Thus lovely this Infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled its ie away
On the 18Th inst after a short illness of few hours U, -
only son OF Mr. Geo h. Dabney, of King William county TIE
sudden ana unexpected death of this Ie boy has
thrown the parents into the deepest distress aud snc
HON. Tor IN few hours their ondcs brightest homes are
blishied, and their dear little boy is ~
"Enrobed
An offering for the grave, but pure as when
IL winged hom Heaven, his spirit hath returned
1 o lisp ITS haleujahs, with the choir
or sinless babes, Unparalleled above"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

For lucky numbers aud a gTcat variety, call az
sept % LAMBERT'S New Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23
G0nItiIerctaI Reror0,

Date OF LATEST EURoPEAN ADvIcEs.
From Liverpool. . An,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23

Tickets So, Halves %, Quarters + For sale
at my office. $ HAWKINS
sent
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
EnREIGN NEWS.

LATE FROM EUROPE London dates to Dec. Esd
have been received at New-York by packet ship
Napoleon The following extracts furnish all the
news of importance or interest which the papers
contain =
Accounts had been received from Lisbon
to the 18th. The bulletins OF the health OF
Don Miguel announced from day to day that
he "continued without change" 1t is nat
urally inferred that so long as his health
grows no better, the prospects of the kingdom
improve.
The first division of the Portuguese refu-
Ngees. under General Saldanha, were to en-
bark for Portugal from England, Dec. "A.
The young Queen of Portugal was pre-
sented to the King of Great Britain on the
22d with great parade. I,
The winter had been extremely open anu
mild in England, but according to RUSSIAN
bulletin. which announces the abandonment
of the blockade of Silistria. the cold was Sc
we're on the Danube, in the beginning OF
November. being IL degrees of Fahrenheit
below freezing, on the 4th-snow covering
all the batteries, and the huts OF Inc soidlers.
This early commencement and severity OF
the winter, which threatened to cut on the
communications of the Russian army, and
their supplies of provisions, is assigned as
the reason for abandoning the blockade, and
taking up the march on the 10th OF Novem,
Der, for winter quarters, in Moldavia and
Wallachia.
The bulletins above referred to, give some
further details of the movements OF the ar
INV. bat no account of any new military OPP
erations. 1t is stated that the attempts
which had been made to induce the Sultan
to accede to the treaty of London, in rela-
ton to the affairs of the Greeks, had iaiied.
The attempts of the allies therefore, to be-
come mediators, had been thus far defeated.
The Ambassadors of the allied powers IN
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
MARRIED.

In Ieominster, Mr. Julius P. Lyon to Mrs Sophia
H. Burr.
In marlborough, Vt, Mr. Emery Laid, formerly
Ia Cbarlestown, Mr.. William Robbins to Miss
Mary Niles.
In Boston, Mr.. NfelancthOn Smith to Miss Lucy
Ann Hunt.
In Shrewsbury, Mr.. Ebenezer Mann, bachelor
of76. to Miss Polly Foster, of Boylston, aged ~.
At this advanced age, for man to undertake 10
foster and protect of the fair, furnishes an ex
ample Of magnanimity and courage which must put
to shame the younger bachelor and serve as eecle
ded triumph in behalf of those opposed to he OF
single wretchedness- Wore. Yeoman.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
DIED,

In Salem. on Monday last, Benjamin Varnum
Crowninshield, eldest son of Hon. Benlamin w.
Crowninshield, having at the hour he died Just en-
tered upon his twenty first year -,
rh;s i sudden and mournful event. With mind &
nersou STRONGLY marked for elegance and ygour his
friends were but poorly prepared for that body SO soon
"a he lifess and that spirit released still see
as il we're the richness Of his blooming promise and
# costs an effort-a reluctant and painful one-to
realize that the seasons for its rpeing growth must
come round for it in vain.
Having advanced considerably IN the study OF tne
Law and secludup himself for the time from the at
fractions Of society which he well knew how to en-
oy and increase BY his presence he had the promis
ed land Of the worlds pleasures and honours before
him but though he saw it with his eyes, 1t was
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

Greece were at Poros on the 18th of No
vember. The limits to be ASSIGNED to
Greece probably had not been settled.
though there were some conjectures that
they would be confined to the Morea, and
the Cyclades. It's probably the policy of
Great Britain to secure the domination of
Turkey over the rest of Greece.
LONDON, Dec. %. The accumulated
quantity OF flour in London, which cannot
be sold, has caused the wheat trade to be
extremely heavy, and the best parcels of
English wheat, though scarce, are Is. to 3s.
and foreign, on board, a 5, lower per quar-
ter than this day sennight, but foreign
wheat IN the granary, the holders are not
disposed to sell at this reduction in value.
LoNDoN, DEC. S. Hostilities in the East
have been suspended until spring, and it is
expected that in the interior the mediators
OF the Allies will effect an adjustment. The
fall OF Varna is consided by one party, and
that very numerous one, as a circumstance
favourable to negotiation, in as far as it
gives to Russia the opportunity of accept
ing terms without che appearance of COM
promise; while another party insist that as
Vsrna was purchased and not conquered,
IN FufAsswill deny the power Of the enemy
to subjugate the country, and refuse to hear
the voice of intervention. Between these
two opinions we leave the quarrel of the ma
tons, confident that, as matters at present
stand, the result will have little effect upon
the peace or security of Europe.
We are concerned to announce that the
Earl of Liverpool was, about noon on Satur-
day last seized with a fiji of paralysis, and
that his physician, DR.. brewer, hardly ex-
pected him to survive the night: any thing
like recovery was held to be quite out of the
question.
Dec. 6. We rejoice to say again, what
we made known some months ago-viz. that
we have the very strongest reasons for attri-
buting to the Duke of Wellington .fred
determination to introduce bill for the relief
of the CathoIicks IN the ensuing session.
We announce this, and we stand to it as
our firm conviction, founded on intelligence
from a quarter alike incapable of being de-
ceived itself and deceived itself and of de-
ceiving others. We have further, sufficient
ground for believing, that an active negoti-
alton is now in progress between the Duke
of Wellington and Mr.. Peel, with view to
arrange whatever difference may have re-
suited from their opposite, or at least sepa-
rate feelings, towards question upon which
the sentiments of the highest parsonage in
the realm, are now lnaccordance with those
of his first Minister Times.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
DoMEsTIdK NEWS.

p ADVENTURES OF l HOG. Mr.. Gideon
Long, of Butler county, raised a hog which
he sold few weeks since to John Denman,
of his neighbourhood for sirty sac dollars.
He was shortly afterwards offered forty
dollars for his bargain; but determined to
take it to Cincinnati he put it ON board of
canal boat for that place. On his route
without his knowledge, The hands on board
exhibited it as show, chayging IA cents
Tor sa gilI. When he ARMED at the city,
an immense crowd visited it and paid for
the sight After keeping it for some time,
he was offered 5000 for the hog, agreed to
take it, and received $3.50 on the contVat.
But it was not to be delivered until the
whole was paid, and while waiting for The
balance it was secretly conveyed away.
Mr.. Denman, determined to pursue the
animal, embarked on board steam boat
followed it to Louisville, where he had the
satisfaction of finding his hog. 1t had been
exhibited for some time to great advantage.
Taking possession of the hog, Mr.. Denman
descended the river with it several hundred
miles, and finally sold it for three hundred
and sixty dollars. 1t weighed twelve hun
dred and sixty pounds, and in his route Mr..
Denman was offered $2500 for it safely de-
livered in New-York. The purchaser it is
expected will undertake its transportation
to the eastern cities, to show the Yankees
what kind of hogs we raise in Ohio.
Lebanon (Ohio) Star.
PENSACOLA, JAN.6. THE SEASON. On
the first inst. Green Peas were served up at
Carriers Hotel in this city. Lettuce, rad
ishes, cabbages, and other vegetables, are
now in their prime in most of our gardens,
and the rose bushes are in bloom. Last,
though not least, mosquitoes are as trouble
some and numerous as we have ever known
them here. The weather is delightful, and
the fall of the leaf is the only indication of
the approach of winter yet maifested to us.
This will sound strange to our friends at the
North, with frozen toes, fingers and noses
Gazette.
SHOE BUSINESS IN LYNN. 1t is suppos-
ed there are in this town from 20 to so man
ufactures of shoes, and probably not far
from 1900 operatives. Some of the manu-
facturers employ so hands each, and one is
saidto manufacture 1900 pair per week.
This if we allow IL working hours a day,
gives one pair of shoes about every three
minutes. Mirror.
There are 80 towns in the State of Rhode
Island, and Al banks, which are all said to
afforl fair profit.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
Sherif's Sale.
NEXT MONDAY.7

WORCESTER IS. January 8, 1929.
w Taken on execution, (having been
previously attached on mesne process) ana
will be sold at George Fiteh's, in llancasters
on MONDAY, the ninth day Of February
next, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, all the right In
equity Joseph Stone has to redeem his real
estate, being the Corliss Land, so called, in
Lancaster
Also-The Land bought at auction Of
John G. Thurston, situate in Leominster, IN
said County.
FConditions made known at sale.
NATH'L RAND, Dep. Shirt
Jan. l3. ISL