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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

The particulars VI thi. case deserve to be pest.
ed up at every corner and public place. as an ev-
erlasting memorial Of the purity, s05ciscey and
glory Of the present Administration, and its
agents
Woodnaa, being partisan Of warm tempera.
ment, on the accession Of President Jackson, and
the introduction Of his measures Of reform, came
III for share Of the spells, and received the ap-
polntment of Post Master at Bethlehem, 10 this
State. He had scarcely entered upon the duties
Of bis appoiutmeat. when hewas detected in pur-
olnins from a letter ten dollar note, Of the
Brighton Bank, for which offence bill was found
against him by the Grand Jury Of Grafton Coun.
ty, at the next ensuing term of the Superior
Court. But when WOodman was brought for
ward for trial, the u. 8. District Attorney, MIR.
Cushman, also newly rewarded officer, whose
appointment. however, had not been, and was
not confirmed, full Of zeal in his new calling,
stepped forward and claimed the delinquent as
an offender against the United States Law, aud
consequently amenable to the Federal Court; and
the prisoner was accordingly gwen up, and held
to bail for his appearance. In the mean time the
pensioned press was put in requistion, and the
cry Of persecution set up by the Jackson papers
in this state, was echoed from one end Of the Uni
on to the other,
At length the time Of the sitting Of the Circuit
Court arrived; true bill was returned against
Woodman by the Grand Jury. and the trial came
on, conducted by the present District Attorney,
who through ignorance or neglect, had failed to
produce evidence Of the existence OF such an in
sti,ution as the Brighton Bank, and consequently
failed to show that larceny had been committed
Woodman. by counsel, moved for discharge,
which the Court refused to grant, on the ground,
that the crime was so clearly proved, that there
could not exist doubt Of his guilt; and the AT.
torney having filed an affidavit, attesting in fact
to his incompetency. the cause was continued
and Woodmau, at the suggestion of the Attorney.
ordered torecognize for his appearance at the
next term, In the sum of one hundred dollars,
with one surety, which he did; and. as under the
circumstances was expected, did not appear, and
his recog..izance was declared forfeited. Meth
er Woodman nor his surety, we learn, is worth
farthins, and the former has decamped; by which
proceeding he has freed himself from 81 years
imprisonment.
Thus ends the famous Ira Uoodl'tan case; and
here we see the catastrophe Of the much lauded
reform.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Oct. 10

The Narket.-A few sales Of superfine -four,
garlic. have been made at IS so; but select
brands for family use are scarce and in god lie.
man,l, and the little that is in market is held at
) -, but no sales reported over 62a, except in
small lots for family use. Rye -four is also very
scarce No sales of corn meal reported. Whea,
continues scarce, and commands prices obtained
for some weeks past. Corn is in fair request,
and the supplies being limited better prices have
been obtained, white is worth $50 81, and vel
low 58a SO cents. Rye is worth r cents. Flax.
seed is in demand at last weeks prices. Last
sales of Linseed Oil at 101 102 cents. Whiskey
is steady at 81 cents in barrels, and Sc cents in
hhds 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety auction

vfITs evening. at early candle light will be sold ~
L my auction rooms, 10 chose consgnments
Dry Goods, HardDare, and Fancy yarficiss
of various descriptions too tedious enumersfe Al
elegant Maatei and pier glasses, antel clocks, |
yer watches, &c &c
mt %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

FLOUR. The receipts of Flour continue small,
bu: we anticipate an increase soon, as the far mers
are nearly done seeding. Thursday early in
the day few loads were taken from wagons at
$ II to 90 and one at IS subsequently, the
current price was 22a aud very dull from stores.
Yesterday the wagon price was l6a II. We
are not certainly advised Of any sales from stores
at less than 90 but it could have been bought
at considerable reduction on Thursday, aud pos
s,bly yesterday at fraction less than 90, but
there was more demand in consequence of diff
fculty, owing to the small stock, in completing
previous engagements.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
DR.4Ip.S THIS DIP.

Dh.7IFO lHlO mn.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No u, for 1881,
Will be drawn at Philadtlphia Saturday. Oct %
so VUNBERS--e DRAWN B4LLOTS
prize of $4,000 prize OF Sl,sO5
/ do of 10000 5 do of 1000
do of $500 SC. &c. &c.
Tickets IS 90, halves so, quarters IS
To DE had n var ETY. o numbers It
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
Drawing of the NewYork Lottery Extra Glass No 80
10 IL Ia 81 "a SO 2s IL al
DR.aWS THIS DIP.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass 40 Il f. 1851.
To be drawn in philsdel,,hia saturday, Oct %
60 Nos. 9 drawn Ballots.
Prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
l do of 10000 5prizes Of 1000
Tickets IS 90; halves so; quarters 1 IS.
To be had in ,riety az numbs's At
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange 96fee
Drawing of the New York Lottery Class "a g Extra.
10 AZ ii 81 "a SO % l2 Al 9
DRHU s THIS D.aY.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania.
Class No. q for 1881.
Will be drawn in Pnlade'phia ON saturday Oct 90
I prize of $4,000 lpriZe Of 80, 500
do of 10000 prizes Of 1000
Tickets IS, halves so; quarters IS
To be had in variety OF numbers OF
r. CORSE,
LOTTERY e E change Broker, .arrnndrin
More Luck at CoRsE's.
Quarter ticket Nos. 20 A., in the ID, laware and
North Carolina Lottery, No 40 entitled 10 the snug
nrize of 600 dollars WAS sid at Corse's Office, 10
&c a.ieman IF Alexandra.
DR.4H S , HIS D.4Y
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No 81 for 1881,
To be drawn in 1hsdepl,ia on Saturday, October %
so NUNBERS-9 DRAIN BaLLOIS
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000. t.
Tickets IS; halves 9 50; quartersl IS.
To be had in a varie,. of numbers at
j. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
NETWORK MARKET-Ocr. 10.

The Markes.-W estern-f -four has continued in
good demand this week for the Eastern markets
and city consumption, and the receipts have been
small-sales, at IS 81 to 6; Troy at 5 &c to 6;
Southern in but little request-Ricbmond coun-
ty &c to Is; Georgetown 8 rs to S 81. 1000
bbls. sour Western sold at about al, 1000 of
which is shipping to England. 1900 bushels of
fair Alexandria whea: sold at about 1l6 ceuts;
5000 bushels from Fredericksburg, aloat, un-
sold. Ashes are somewhat higher in consequence
of more favorable adviees from Liverpool and
Havre. In the cotton market there is but little
animation without change in prices Coffee and
sugar is still depressed, but there is no altera-
ton in the rates paying At sale of teas yes
terdav morning part was withdrawn in con-
sequence Of the bids not being equal to the
prices previously paid for other parcels Whis-
key is still scarce, and sales were made Yesterday
at 81 J a SO cents for barrels
Pot Ashes have advanced 10 consequence of
favorable news frem Europe; the price now is
) 10 1sI with free sales; Pearls 5 so. The
rule by which our health commissioners now act
is. to admit the cargoes arriving direct from ILL
terted countries, after having been unoaded at
quarantine Is days, and goods arriving coastwse
after having been so days in the country. Mo-
lasses Rum has advanced to S8a SO cents in large
casks. Eastern Hops have been sold for export
at Is a Ia cents. Molasses is declining. Pro-
visions are much as last week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
vurMi,u Q, Groceries, Sc.

I'm Monday morning the Oath inst At 10 O'Clock. will
- be sold at my warehouse on King street,
4 hhds brown sugar
10 bbls do do
$500 lbs coffee Of good quality
ALSO.
sideboartls several sereau,, sofas, essy chan,
tsbIes chairs Of various descriptions lot mattresses,
cooking furnaces, soap in boxes. chocolate, No l.osx
es, pipes, sc.
oct p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
Trustees Sale

TTNDER the authority nf deed &c trust, executed
u on the 18th day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
AMI Frances r. L. wis his wife. and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Prince William County Court. will
SELL by public suction at Bren svle. on the first Mon
sy in January that being Court day. for ready money,
mc;ety of
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the lame ghereoh
john Lewis nov resides, which ~as conveyed BY said
wis and wife to the SUBJ crber frusees TO secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title "a is vested in the subscriber by the deed
of trust will be conveyed to the purchaser it is bslev-
ed to be unQueslioLsble
Oct l8-ts ROBERT BAtLf, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

A Cruel Hreich.-The New York American
Of Monday says. "Among the prisoners convict
ed during the late term Of the Court Of Sessions,
who received sentence on Saturday, was John
Smith, coloured man, indicted and convicted OF
cruelty to horse, (skinning him alive and sen-
teneed TO the Penitentiary for the term Of six
moaths"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
II,EXANDRIA. DC.
- voBylSG, OCTOBER %. 10 /.


a,5myeriaat from Russia.-The brig
-, has arrived a, Boston FROM crOns tadt
,'' %. "a that port on the s5th Of August
~'' ..;,J IN the Boston Daily Advertiser that
Sd a, when the brig sailed, Information
0s .,,J from St. Petersburgh that the Rus
.,c;o,srnmenthad notified the French Amoa'-
-, sis presence was no longer necessary
Nv vs., Ii, passports we're ready to be delivered
This information MAS derived from the
aD ,ftAs American Consul at crOnstad', who
s''; Ia !, authentic, and was confirmed by
''' -, If the Guard House at Cronstadt,
y. ,,,l the passport Of the above named brig.
w., ;'of,rlnatiou, says the n. Y. Commercial.
s. true; though it is not sufficiently direct
!. ,,c,ned with positive certainty. What rem
.oOeuhat profitable, is the fact mentioned
.,srioas foreign advices, that the French
r.,r.b Ministers at the Russian Court had
,..I,.eted bv their respective governments
IS in behalf of the Poles, and that The
-, vas directed to insist upon the cessation
. ,iri,is, Oh the part Of Russia. In fulfilling
Instructions, the French Minister may
,,as.ed The Russia Ministry so sharply as to
:. Given offence--and hence the tender oil his
.,o-,. We shall anxiously wait Tor further
r;,,. for, il the report be true, 1t is the most
.s,, movement towards general war IN Eu-
that has vet been made since the recent
him, firth Of the revolutionary spirit. Ii the
,.,,., Minister has been thus dismissed by the
,,,,.,a, neither Perier, nor his master, would
!, N. to restrain their fiery countrymen from
X INSET
r,,l,a al 81. Pe'ersburgh.-The accounts
nm 8, Petersburgh are to Aug, Is, when the
aten continued daily to abate. The number
o.s cases IN the l2th was 90, on the 18th,
| d Oh the l4th. 10, and on the 18th, 9. The
,snb.r Of deaths On the l4lh, was z, and ON the
I'LL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22
"ANxApoL1s, Wednesday. Oct. l9iI

HNNAPOLIs, WeuHtSUdN. UCI' TS''
Court Of Chancery MIR. Writ continued, IN
I'll the close of the Courts sitting to-day, his argu-
ment in the case of the Canal and Railroad He
began yesterday at the meeting OF the Court IN
the morning, and from his course 50 far, he pro-
misses to occupy the Court the whole of to morro"
and the next day. He has as yet spoken to a
very few of the many questions arising IN the
case, and those few the most unimportant. tits
impossible to say when the whole argument will
be terminated 1t is now certain that it " i'll run
into the ensuing week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

vi
lh, s.
II, Nspr Orleans .irgus of the 4th inst. re-
,s,. by YESTERDAYS mail, furnishes us with the
rcSsedinss of the meeting Of the friends Of the
Ansitau system, and OF Henry CLAY as can
6,ts for the next Presidency, which took place
nina, civ on the lst. The resolutions express
| an approval Of the National Republican Conven-
don To be held in Baltimore-consider HENRY
| Cln Of kentucky a citizen most eminently
gaa,6ed m6ll the office of President Of The Unit
I'd Stales-and pledge the cordial appreciation
aud supPortby The meetins.Of Mr.. WIKI, should
majority Of the Convention nominate him for
the ice Presidency;
The Hon. Z. d. White was appointed delegate
aihe Baltimore Convention; and the Hon. James
Brown and the Hon. Josiah ;. Johnston were al
~ chosen senatorial delegates to the same, Sub.
jet to the approval Of he other congressional
districts, for the State OF Louisiana.
Egmvr. 1t Is rumored. saws the Albany Ad-
ratiser, that the United States Bank is about to
nike large loan in LOrdon at 5 per cent per an.
1ln, upon which to draw bills Of exchange for
he accommodation Of our merchants. and to
make shipments of specie to any further extent
Unnecessary:
ms institution certainly has the power to al
''n'e The pressure in the money market if it
hoses 10 exercise il.
Wei from the Baltimore Gazette of Mon
a' that the Hon. JOHN Nelson, has been ap.
S'A'ed Minister to Naples. We further under
'loO NAT Mr. " has accepted the appointment,
md HaLsail on the lst of November.
N"yae'ory Of Ear'henvars "A paragraph
louisville, ny. paper directs public atten-
y" NE advertisement of Mr.. jacob Lewis. who
established amanutactory Of fine Earthenware
"Oa' Town, The specimens of it are said Z" to
VA u strength the best queensware. and to
y, wa m' productions of the English potteries
'''! Of appearance and clearness of tone"
VEG kiaad.-The French Government
:. dispatched one Of their ships Of war to deter.
-. 'e attitude and longitude of the new island
q VAS sprung up in the Siciian Sea. between
''''l~ aud Pantalarla. They have also sent
~, u.s. S'aNSnl seOlOgls, to examine The structure
~ n'a0d'-an object OF much curiosity in the
~, ~ world as hitherto no opportunity has
ia; ''''Oed Of carefully investigating an island
a,I ~ description, te~ having i'll all instances
AUG. into the :. ,:ethe opportunity was
'''sd foe su,b
az s. a'eady bern 81 that Nj Coop
S,. ", y work 5 emitted ..7He
~. s,o' wehave uuder,.a.a. rs he phil..
sI IT, "azette, that the sceae Is .., N Venice;
IL, a vents are supposed to happen at : inc
mi ''s''y, although somenha, snorn If ITS
smI sui retained much Of its former Dow.
'S influence. ~"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

Potatoes, MNckevA &c.
Ipx~ BUSHELS NJ 5. Blues and Eastern " hite
SO bbls No Macksrel Qate caughtl
go half do. do family
IS bbs New England Rum
25 sacks liverpool brown Salt, extra size
100 boxes No Sop
II dozen Mould Candles, s. and 8's.
Landing this day from sclr Julia Ann, and for sale by
oct 90 J. : W. II. lawn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-22

h, r CONCORD, IN. Ill., Oct. Is.
=, Goldman, indicted at the las, O,,tober
os, ,.a ' Oreu'tCOurt, andIwho,was recognized
~, ~ u 800 for his appearance at this
I'm not appear.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

All agreed that there was no bumps on
hi. back; but his unduIatine motions
IN swimming were like those Of a
Leech or Blood Sucker. which gave to
his back precisely the appearance OF
the bumps hitherto described Dy those
who have seen him. The shape Of his
head. which was not distinctly seen.
was compared 70 a snake fiat on the
top, and tapering before and behind. -
Although OF such immense length. he
made several very short aud quick
tnrns- from which may be Inferred. his
body Cannot BE- very large in circum-
ference. Ills head and tail, in one Of
these turns, appeared within less than
~ ieet OF each other. Neither dorsai
nor lateral ms could be discovered BY
any one.
~ hat astonished us most was the
hoidness oithis monster; for even after
he had been glutted with shoals of Man
baden which he had evidently cha SD
~ and was devouring with great avid
liy and WHEN he appeared sluggish,
q Mr.. Webster put off in snail boat
to have still nearer inspection. when
ne turned, made toward the boat i'm
mediately, and followed il ,erv nearl,
to the Shore
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

than for soTac years past, let them in
quire into the causes Of this change.
The time has been when silver dol.
tar was a scarce article in the market
and when signs were hung out by the
brokers offering high premium on
Spanish dollars. The New York pa.
pers now tell Us that the vaults Of the
New York Git, Banks are oserhowins
with specie. Banks in many State.
are lowering their rate of interest -
Money IS paid much more readily bow
for labor or produce than for the few
years past. Now all this could not
happen without cause; and what i
The cause? IL money Is more plenty
Ill the market. what makes IT so'-
There was a time when every cent the
merchant could scrapc up was sent OIL
10 buy English caiicoes. cottons, wool
lens. mats, shoyeis, glass, nails, &c
The workmen an British Inanufac tur-
ing towns received the cash that came
ont oil the pockets OF the American con
SINNER. The farmer zss stripped OF
has last dollar TO clotie ms girls IN
goods manufactured BY European
hands, o. 10 furnish himself with tools
made BY European worHmen. These
very workmen even then refused 20
take bis wool. Ms corn, his rye, his but
ter, or his hogs in barter; they must
have. and would have. bis cash. Nc
wonder money was scarce. Now. one
of the reasons why money is so plen-
tcous at nome, IS, that the American
worktnen take the wool of the farmer
at good advance. and consume his
produce, giving him either the none J
IN return or the very nails, cottons, &c.
which nc has wont to buy from English
wo'kmen. Money is not uow so pro
iuscly exported. We send cotton and
nail, 10 the soutiins,ead OF money, and
our vessels IN return bring back money
or hides. Such are the results Of the
Ann lcan = stem. wlichve advocate.
Tortilnd DqliY .3dyerfisey.
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talns at least one piece Of Music. Nv hiei
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this work, bs gentleman sersed in
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lord a Judicious selection
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20 advance the literature and science
2i this country, and tc enable men Of a
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The price oi subscription TO the
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outstanding his extra expenditures to
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

HNENDER their thanks to the citi-
IL zens of Richmond and itsyiciuity.
Tor the very liberal encouragement
which they have received; and res
pectfauy solicit a continuance OF pat
ronage- From their long experience
in business, and strict attention thereto.
they hope to give general satisfaction,
to all who may favor them nth their
custom. Their shop isattheold stand,
on Nam street. opposite'to brightweli
* Wright's store.
n. Il. II. Durham, has now on hand.
and intends keeping. general assori-
ment OF ready made clothing. which
will be disposed Of on as reasonable
terms as at any other establishment in
the western country.
July oh, 1881. 2stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23

According tothe Albany Directory
the population Of that city now exceed.
twenty -four thousand; having les
than sixteen thousand in eighteen hun.
dscd and twenty-five.
The Honorable MIR. Writ, late Al
torncy General of the United States
has accepted bis nomination. and ma:
consented to stand :, cand. date for Con
gress at Baltimore.
A Young lad in the interior OF New Ycrl
went into the woods and caugh, his ha
full Of locust, then put MS hat on. & wen
TO lake near BY, intending 10 use the 10
Gusts for fish bait The loo usts stung hi.
head 50 badly that he died in DAYS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23
Taken up by William Macy,

WING in Ceutrc township, Uni
IL on county, Indiana, two estrav
mares. the one a yellow bay with dark
name. tail and legs. except the hind
loot which j. white. about fourteen
ha1 l. and a half high. a swelling on
Dor head resembling tie big head. a
lump on hex back ahou; the size of hui
sd walnut supposed to be ten years
old. Appraised 10 eighteen dollars
ard flfiy cents. The other dark bav,
With black mape, :aiand legs. a star in
her fore head. about fourteen hands
aud one inch high. supposed 10 be Eour
years old past. Appraised TO thirty
dollars by lsam Sunlney and William
Halves. the 22d Juuc, 1881. Certified
by
IFNAS BURT. J.P.
July i6, 1881. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-07-23
.SGsc ys'OOgieA FUrf0ru,

HVHE Subscriber has taken the
II FLEEcypaEB " ol.i.n> E,CroRy.
OH the east fork of Whitewater. one
mile above Richmond, WAYNE coun,v,
Indiana. formerly occupied BY Benla-
mln Hibhard; where he is commencing
the woollen manufacturing business
lie VIII manufacture cloths. cassint.tts.
cassimeres, tiannels. blankets. &c. in
the best manner, either for cash or on
The shares.
Wool carding. iuliing and cloth dres-
sins, Will aiso be puaiuaily attended 10
in their proper seasons. AT low prices.
EDW ARD ELLSWORTH.
May ~, 1851. :D-tf
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II ARkET~.
baltimore .Tyly

baltimore Iuiy 7.
FLOUR. There is but Hltlc yar;a-
ton IN prices Of ilouI. In Howard
street, the wagon price ior fresh ground
IS generally liza, and in some instan-
ces f,.9 have been paid; sales to some
extent u The same description. have
been made from store al t.SI4a tS.s
\ lot of 'lour which had been in store
some time, sod Yesterday at ,sf-smal,
sales OF Susquehanna continue to be
made at $50.
Geosn.-We note cargo of about
1000 bushels yellow corn. sold yes,er-
day at 6Oc. This is the only trausac-
ton IN Grain which has come to our
knovlehge this week. A sale ofCorn
Meal has been made in bbls. AZ 3-5a-
bhishey.-TheSc has been nothing
doing in Susquehanna. In H,,len
street, .. I the wagon price is 32c
exclusive OF bbls. hhds. :3:,c, The ar
tlcle is dull--sales from stores at &c
in bbls and .S3i d :34c 10 bids. In Ho-
ward street the prices are the same az
in Hillen street,
PHILADEl.HiA, July 6.
FLouR.-The sales Of Superfine
Flour since last report have bee small
at : i.95 for old stock: fresh ground is
held at -. Sales of Rye four at 3.iSi.
ard lot of 100 barrels ar 3.25. Sales
OF Corn Meal in hhds. at ID 80 A
lot OF Pennsy lvania Wheat from store
sold Ito.