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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-20

To the Ladies.
VTTM. JAMES TILLEY would request
wv tho Ladies who have LACE fore
Working, TO return the same Immediately
II they cannot finish il by the first day OF
November and in future, oil Lsces with the
floss and cotton, must and will 30 charged
% Goods cold, II not returned worked, within
GO and 90 dsys from time Of delivery : 'el'
6FW. J. r.. hss opened q Variety o'
Gocds-snd will this Day open. Cloths, Cir'
cassians, Flsunols, and Cotton Goods ~ vss'e'
y. Nswporsss rssss1sl "a .:
FOR SALE. y hcievt
A Likely POsrr, Applx To- Sub
a scribcr. w, G sIsel Ind
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Office cfths Commissioners snder ths
Act to carry into effect the
rnuu.uS;on ,s,fb Er1Ure

Convention soith France.
WAsHINcToN CRY, 18th Sept. 1889 Q
nRDERED, That all persons having clai md
" under the Convention between the Uni.teA
States aud His Majesty the king OF the French
concluded on tho lth Of July, 1881, do ME mem
Board Every memorial so filed, must DO ad-
dressed to the Commissioners; il must SGT forth
minutely and particularly the facts and circum-
stances whence shs right to prefer such claim
10 derived to tho claimant, and 1t must be vsrined
by his affidavit.
And in order that claimants may be apprsed
Of what the Board now considers necessary to
be averred in every such memorial, before the
same will be received and acted on, 1t 10 fur
ther
Ordered, That in eycry such memorial IL
shall be set forth,
!. For & in behalf Of whom the claim is pre-
ferred.
| g Whether the claimant Is citizsn ofths u
nlted States Of America and if so, whether he
| 10 native or naturalized, and whore 10 now his
domicil If he claims in his own right, then.
whether he was citizen whom the claim had iis
origin, and where was then his domicil; or IT no
claims in the right. Of anoshss: thsn wheshes
such other was citizen whsn the cicim had its
origin, and where was thor, and where 10 now,
his domiciL
3. Whether the entire amount Of the claim
does now, and did at the timc when tho claim
hud It's origin, pei0ng boioly anu "proiuto W '"e
claimant and il any other person Is or has been
interested therein, or in any part thereof, then
who is such other person, and what Is, or was,
the nature and extent ofbis interest, aud how,
when, by what means, and for what oonsidera'
tion the transfer Of rights or interest, II any
suclI were, took place between the parties.
4. Whether the claimant, or any other WIZ
may at any time have been entitled to Tho ~
mount claimed, or any part thereof, hath sve<
received any, and IL any, what sum OF money %
other equivalent as indsnnifcatiou Tor the whole
or any part Of the loss or injury upon which the
claim 10 founded, and il SO, when, and from
whom, the sams was received.
And that time may be allowed 10 the claim
ants to prepare and file the memorials aoovs
| mentioned, ii is further
4 Ordered, That when this Board shall close
tho present session, il will ndjcarn to meet n
gain on the third Monday Of Deesmbsr mkt
at which time il will proceed To decide whsthsr
tho memorials which may have been filed with
tho Secretary are In conformity TO the foregoing
orders, and proper 10 be received for examina-
ton, and to transact any other business that
may come before IL, and that the Secretary
cause public notice hereof to be given iu tho
journals authorized to publish the laws OF the
United States. BY order Of the Board,
J.E FROST, SEQ.
s.-ur The papers authorized TO publish the
: laws Of the United States will insert the above
notice once week until the third Monday OF
December next, and forward their accounts TO
this Office for payment. seq lawt3mD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-20
To Let,

nN Banister's wharf, a convenient tene.
~ ment for small family, enquire Of the
whar6nger. As siig PHF
July Oath.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-20

TIVE subscr ibers will continue the Agency
L Of the Lynn Dying and Printing compa.
ny. Persons wishing articles coloured, are
informed that q bundle is made up, on Sat
urday's and forwarded by the Boston Wag-
gon. VIM. COIAENS " ".
Oct, 9. 1869.
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WNEs S. V0SNs

UNIFORMS the Public, that he keeps
j. constantly on hand good assortment Of
confectionery and toys Of all decriptions--
ALso.-A good assortment OF distilled cor.
di ais, at wholesale and retail.
Just received l5thousand Spanish Cigars.
of good quality at reduced prioe. toct 80:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-20
TO THE
IT, Ladies [!

VTTHITE and SOUND Teeth are both an
wv ornament and blessing. The best
security for their advantages is TO be found
BRITISH ANTIsEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
This elegant Tooth Po,vder, with very lit.
tie use, eradicates the Scrry in the gums
and prevents the accumulation of Iarter
which not only bluckens but loosens the
teeth, and accelerates their decay. The
Dentifrice thus removes the prevailing eau
ses of offensive breath, preserves the health
mess and foridncss fthe gums, and renders
the teeth beautifully white.
Price, 50 cents.
0FNono genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propric
tor, T. KIDDER, immediate successor to the
late DR.. w. II. Conway. For sale et his
Counting Room, over No. 30 Court street
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by biz
special appointment, by
DIR. II. n. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the
Golden Mortar,
Washington Square,
Newport, X. !.
AT tho sign Of the y
GOOD SAWANTTAN
8 doors south of Market Square,
Newport, X. J.
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NrrcE White = Black Waddipg. 70
IN ssle ~ WIZ. c. coTHENs @fo
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CUPERFINE CLOTHS, In Variety, and
- really Cheap, are now Opened at
:, TILLEY'1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-20

Do Ladies cell al gilley's IL you want
Glover q less than half the bsus) price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
November 6.

NOilCE'-The subscriber will sell his good and we'll
~ known stand IN the upper part Of Goochland county.
anu containing 100 acres Of land, with very good improve.
nen's, q good dwelling house with five rooms, all in ex.
ce,,eh. repair Tor the reception of travellers as a tavern.
a stable, a trst-rate store house, with a counting room, ali
IN gooa ofuer Tor business; a wagon yard, with a granary,
s"u a Gus o, wagoners TO stay in; also, a fodder and hay
stable a hrSt-rate garden and orchard, ali OF the best fruit.
&c. &c. Tins stand has many peculiar advantages over
aiihoS' any other on the road, as il has the ADVANTAGE of
me road Leading from Winchester, Culpeper Court House.
orange Court House, and Louisa Court House, from thence
o ~ 70 James RIVER, through Buckingham, and to Carriers.
me, Oumoer'nd Court House, &c. &c. This il one of
ue most healthy places in Virginia, being so conveniently
suPPheu with good water at the edge OF the yard, as well as
every other convenience, which makes il inferior to none
for business. Any person wanting such a place. will do
wen to come and view it, as a bargain can he had.
cash, or a part on time. Possession will be given inn.
u desired. For terms, apply 10 the subscriber.
Sept. II. l37-tLl JOSEPH Il GLENN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

HNlRST-RATE Estate for saie.-The Subscriber is
authorized to sell 1928 acres Of land, situated on the
south side OF Roanoke, 9 miles south OF Boydton-lhe
property Of Capt. Jno. Taylor and himself. This tract
comprises 200 acres Of frst-rate river bottom. The high.
land is as good corn aud tobacco land as any in this sec.
ton; a large proportion in woods, welltimbered. The
plantation is now IN fine condition for large crops OF wheat,
corn, and tobacco; Tor all Of which, both the bottom and
highland Is admirably adapted. Attached to the tract is
a valuable Ferry, which, under good management, will
yield $500 nett profit per annum. There IL a good Mill
site on Taylor's Mill Creek, g miles from any other Mill
on that side OF the river. There Isl convenien mt DIV lling.
house with good out houses. Within a mile and a half OF
the estate is a hrst.rate manufacturing wheat Mill. The
Roanoke navigation and Petersburg Rail Road, will afford
an excellent and cheap transportation TO market Of the
products of the estate. This land will be sold very low
and on accommodating terms as the owners are determin.
ed to sell II. GEO. T. TAYLOR
Mecklenburg, Oct. 30, 1892. 52-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
Monsieur
.Hehode .noderne FEnseignement in The .4rt of ]
cinD. WOiI-;n1 R.c

'HetHoue -HodeT1te dEnseignement IN the .4rt Of Dan
eng, Waitzing, &c.
~ oNoiEUk BLONDEL, according 10 his promise
1Vh to be in this city during the winter season. and
grateful Tor the liberal encouragement he received las,
w,n,er' respectfully informs his former patrons, and the
inhabitants OF Richmond and its vicinity, that his Acade.
my Tor the instruction in the beautiful accomplishment of
Dancihg' commenced on the LIST Of November, and
viii he continued until the Ist of Nav.
MIR. Blondel, convinced that his strict attention n b,,;.
ness anu as idnity to please, will obtain for him a continui.
" oil public favor, when he proves by better evidence
'han words, TO those who have honored him with their
confidence, his ability TO perform the duties devolvine upon
him. NAVAL 20 SNP'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
SALE OF PERSONA pRopERry

wL'i be sold at public auction, on Tuesday the 9Th
gay OF November, If fair, il not the next fair day there.
sser, a cunning Hill, the residence Of the late DR.. james
n,noro Louisa all the p~erishable property, belonging to
'e estate oil the said DIR. James Minor, to wit: six OF
e,gn. norses' four or five yoke of oxen, thirty or forty head
y. Iauue o. a good stock, and some Of them good beef, for
pork plantation tools and utensils, among which are a
soon morse wagon and harness, an OK wagon. two or three
SEs'.s, a morse cart; a large supply of good Household
Ms a GOOD carriage and harness, and a gig and harness.
VIM also be sold, about $50 barrels Of corn, with the fodder,
tops ana shucks arising therefrom, a large supply of good
timothy and clover hay, aud about four hundred bushels
OIL oats, For all sums of FIVE dollars or less, cash will be
demanded; Tor all sums over FIVE dollars, bonds with ap-
proved security, payable twelve months after date. win
be required. JAMES WATSON AJ,,r
October 80. [52-ldsl of DIR. Janes Minnr dec,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
HenricO Nursery,

Within three and a haD miles Of Richmond, IA.
H5fZA TTyHE subscriber offers for sale at his MUIR
EL5S& u sery, upwards Of 10000 budded fruit
X~ trees. consisting Of So varieties Of apple, 20
<2AB&sd do. pear, ~ DO. plum, ~ 10. peach, rs do.
cherry, 3 do. apricot, Q do. heclsrihe, and l do. al
Inond' nearly all propagated from trees in foil bearing in
his own orchard, and embraces perhaps a selection Of
fruit that have not been surpassed for The climate Of Viz
GINA. The trees particularly the apple) are large and
thrifty, many Of them 8 feet high, and some have fruit on
them at this time, though only two years old. With re
spect 10 appearance, ! would challenge a comparison with
the handsomest that have been brought from the North,
and the price from 80 TO IS per cent. less, as a reference
to the catalogue will shew, which may be had gratis of
the subscriber, at his Nursery. or at the Bookstore Of Pc
ter Cotton, where sny orders that may be left will be
2Unctuaily attended TO. JOSEPH SINTON.
Grove, November LIST, 1892. 52-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

EDICHM0ND SEMINARY.-The duties of Ibis Sc.
ETA minary were resumed on the lst inst, and will con-
tnue to be prosecuted with undiminished industry and
diligence on the part of myself and my assistants. Hav.
ing, during a late visit TO the mountains, purchased pro-
periy in the western section Of the State, / find that spe.
culations are abroad respecting the pernanence of my re-
sidence in Richmond. l can only assure my fellow. cili
zens, aud all others who may feel any interest in the mat
ter, that 1 have at present, no intention of removing from
this city; and will further add, that a sense Of gratitude
to this community, will always impel me to continue as
long as possible IN their service. WIN. BURKE.
Oct. 80. 5O-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

SALE OF NEGROES FOR CASH-w;l he .on, =,
.he late residence of Capt. Benjamin Goode, deed. in
WneslerneId county, five miles below Goodies Bridge, on
"eunesuay' The 18th day Of November inst, I6 likely
gIeaef part and perhaps all for cash. Also, on a credit
un,h me hrst day OF October next, will be sold, the stock
:, norses' cattle, sheep and hegs, household aud kitchen
furniture, plantation utensils, SC. also, the crop of corn
louder, tobacco, &c.-the purchasers giving bond with
approved security. Should there be any claims against,
sa'u estate mat have not been made known, the claimants
are requested to bring them forward on or before the day
OF SALE otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of any
Inv" may not De presented in a reasonable time here.
M. GOODE, r
November 6. 20 o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

STORE U FOR RENT OR LEASE-The Sub
- seriber has just completed a large and elegant Store
House in BoydioD, Mecklenburg county, Va, which he
would rent or lease for a term Of years. consider this
one OF the best stands for a large and permanent mercantile
business, between the mountains aud tide water--in adj
dition 10 IFS being at the Court House, the College IRAN
dolpb Macon) lately erected in the immediate vicinity, will
go into operation 10 a few weeks. The County Is large,
wealthy and populous, and the neighborhood respectable
and intelligent. Any person wishing further information,
will please address me at this place. Possession can be
had Immediately. WIN TONNES.
Boydton, Va, November g. 52-SE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

kNok SALE.-On the 18th of November next. I shall
offer for SALE, If fair, if not, the frs, fair day ,bereaf
and under, cash will be required, the purcbase, or ~
chasers giving bond with approved security, to bear int.
res rom the date, Uhe interest TO be reunited, if punctu-
any Pald) my Farm, Household and Kitchen Furni-
,eTe, plantation utensils, and Stock of all kinds. Also,
between IL and $500 worth of prime Sole and Upper
Lea,her' (about half OF the latter in the rough, though
wen anned.) This Farm, together with a superior Tau
merry, and patent Grist Mill; a comfortable Dwelling
House, with hive rooms and a portico, and all the necessary
outnouses, OF substantial and new timber; is beautifully
situated, and well improved, and inclosed with good fence.
eon'ains zi4 acrss-60 OF which is prime Meadow land.
as rs proved by 20 of the same, which now presents fine
ueius d. timothy and Clover. The Farm is admirable
watered, and is located Z miles South East of Warr,n,on
ana o miles only, from one of the finest " Altering places
IN virginia, and in a neighborhood Boosting of as much
Old Dominion. WM r. CIV
Fauqnier, Oct. 27. Ao-nS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

LhNDS FOK EE.-WiI be Differed
y Tor sale, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder. on
,he 10Th instant, that being Fluvanna County Court day,
before the front door Of the Court OF the said coun.
Miies Cary, deceased, lying in the said county, on the
Long Island Creek, near the Rivanna River, and in about
TWO anu a haii miles OF the Court House. The first tract
JOINS Col. Gideon A.. %Stranges Oak Hill Tract of Land.
and contains 1897 acres. The second tract, called Caring
contains 429 acres. The third and fourth tracts ,d;o;n
each other, the lands Of Jesse Basket and Richard Nc.
cary the third contains 25I and the fourth l4s acres
nniie as many advantages as any upimproved lands in ,ho
county. they Will be shewn by the subscriber 10 anv
person who may wish TO view them. Terms of sale will
oe' a credit oi one, two and three years, the purchaser
giving bond and personal security for the first payment
and a deed OF trust Oh the land to secure the whole of the
purchase money. w. "o
Executor of Miles Cdru. DEE.
Palmyra, November LIST, 1882. 5aotd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

OFFER for sale, my farm lying on James River,
called Dungeoness, containing 500 acres, one hundred
aud three OF which Is low grounds OF good quality, with a
sufficient quantity Of wood. There will be about 2sO
bushels OF wheat seeded on the farm This season: my terms
accommodating. The land will be sbewn by NY over.
seer on the farm, or myself, living two miles above Gooch.
land G. House. q. WOODsON AYN
Nov. 8. b2-Sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

" ~SCRIP.-One dollar and fifteen cents per
A acre is now and will be paid for Land Scrip, by the
subscriber, at Washington City. For his responsibility,
he refers TO any Of the officers in the United States Branch
Bank at that place. Any persons having Land Scrip at
Washington, by forwarding a power Of attorney, duly au-
iIenticated, TO receive, sell and assign their Scrip, may
draw on him at sight to the amount.
PHILO ALE.
November 2. 52-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

NOTICB.-The subscriber wishes TO sell three or four
~ likely and valuable Negroes, and as they are sold for
no fault ] would prefer selling them to some person or
personsin ms section OF country, who may want them for
their own use Persons wishing 10 purchase will please to
make early application; should they not be sold on or be-.
fore tie 18th OF December next, that being POwhatan
Court day, they will then be sold At public auction, In
front OF my door, to the highest bidder, for cash.
S~eoteville, Nov. s. t52-wtdsJ RICHARD BASS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

1T The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, generally, and
three times n week during tho session Of the State Legislature,-
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per ennum, payable in adj
ceived in payment. The Editors win guarantee the safety OF remit.
ting them by mail; the postage Of all letters being paid by tho writers.
1y No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion of the
Bdtoss, until all arrearages have been paid up.
Do Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, or less, first insertion, IS cents; each continuance,
ID cents. No advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid for,
~ assumed by some person in this city OF its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

NIOTICE.-All persons indebted by bond, bill, note or
IN otherwise, TO the late Mary Phepoe, decd, or who
may have any of the estate, goods, cha:tels, or effects of
the deceased in their hands, are requested TO make pay
ment or delivery of the same TO the subscriber, the attor-
ney in fact for the Cura,rix of the estate of the said Mary
the deceased, are requested to make them known TO the
same person for adjustment. Communications may be
made thro' William Wallace, Esq.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Attorney in fact for the Curatrix of Mary Phepoe, deed.
Nov IL. BIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

n nor RENT OR LEAsE.-The Tavern house and APP
purtenances, at Floods, in the connty Of Buckina-
ham. The situation is remarkable for its bealthiness and
convenience; and would be desirable to persons disposed
to keep a house OF entertainment, or an extensive board
ing school. One or both Of the buildings, yard, garden,
SIC. would be sufficient. A good bargain may be had, by
early application TO me, or, in my absence. to Capt. Trent.
Oct. 30. T2wT-501 J.. W. FiOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13
EpANDoLPH'S REPORTS, Vol. 8, &c.-Just re-

HID ANDoLPH'S REPORTS, Vol. 8, &c.-Just re-
ma ceived. and for sale by the subscriber, a few copies
OF Randoiph's Reports, 9th, Second edition)-also a new
edition OF Maddock's Chancery, 2 Vols; Fonblanque's
Equity do; Wentworth on Executors, DO; Roscoe on
Evidence, do; Starkie on Evidence, do; Selwyn's Nisi
Prius, do; fuckers Commentaries, 2 Vols; Tate's Di-
gest; Jeremis's Equity Jurisdiction; Saunders on Plead
ing and Evidence, 2 Vols. condensed; English Chancery
Reports, 3 Vols. edited by Richard Peters; English Com
mon Law Reports, 20 Vols; Bridgman's Digest, Powell
on Mortgages, 3 Vols; Comyn's Digest, 8 Vols; Cruise
on Real Property,7 Vols. in 4, last edition.; English Ec-
clesiastical Reports, 4 Vols; Vernon's Chancery Reports,
2 Vols; Toller on Executors; Maddox Chancery Re-
ports, 6 Vols. in 8; Saunders Reports, 3 Vols; Sngden
on Vendors; Chitty on Bills; Comyn on Contracts; East's
Reports, 10 Vols; Hammond on Parties TO Actions; Har-
rison's Chancery Practice, 2 Vols; Newland's Ditto;
Durnford and East's Reports, Vols. in 4; Cranche's Re-
ports, 8 Vols; Coopers Equity; Jones on Bailments; At
kiss's Reports, 3 Vols; Chity's P~leadings. &c. sc. sc.
On haRd, a general assortment Of LAW-B among
which are the VIRGINIA REPORTERS, 26 Volumes, uni
formly bound-all OF which | will sell OIL the most reason
able terms. PETER COTTON
LAw-BooK-SELLER,
PTwo doors above the Eagle Hotel.
Nov. 9. Sat-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

Il. subscriber offers for sale a farm, in the
IN county OF Goocbland, containing $50 acres of land.
lying upon the Three Chopped Road, 90 miles from Rich
mohu' elght miles from Goochland Court House. and
ABOUT T. from James River. When well kept, il was one
oil the best known and most. nro6t sble .,AuNsy- 80 All.
provements are still adequate to the purposes of a public
mouse. Near the house is a very fine race track, for many
years established, and well known, and which might be
again put in order at very little expense.
l will sell upon the following terms, viz: one fourth
out interest; or the purchaser may have his o,1n time.
Gas to the phOle purchase money! not exceeding ten
years, paying the interest annually, and securing the
whole satisfactorily; or, | will exchange il for other pro-
perry, more convenient to me-. Apply to DIR. Thomas p.
Watkins, residing near the premises, or TO me, in Rich
mond. JANE LYONS
november z. 5I-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

AND SALE.-The subscriber will offer for
saie' oy pubic auction, on Saturday, the 24th day of
november next, at the hour of ~, at HoIyes's Tavern
a iracto i Land, containing by a late survey 237 acres.
situated In Hanover county, one mile below the Old
Chnrch, directly on the main road leading from Ricbmond
10 ,he ripping Tree. About one-third Of il is timbered land
and The balance has produced lately a very good crop of
the most healthy in Hanover county. There is ON !, " :
good Dwelling House, very lately put in good repair. TO-
gether with a corn house, kitchen, dairy. &C., which are
all as good as new; also a spring OF most excellent wa,er
quite convenient to the Dwelling House. The title 10 IN,
above property is indisputabe. The terms of sale will he
ohe-ihird OF the purchase amount cash, and the balance
payable IN q TO IL months, bonds bearing interest from tbe
oay oil sale, with personal security, and a Deed of Trus,
on me property, will be required. Possession given ON
me Isl January, 1883. In the interim, I am willing TO
treat with any person disposed TO purchase at private sale
oct. 70. t4s-t] CHAS. w. POiTIAUX.