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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
Cotton Xarn, Seine Twine, sc

5HE subscriber, Agent for the occoquaa Cotton
Factory, has received an assortment Of
COTTON YARN,
SEINE TWINE.
CARPET CHAIN,
BATTING, &c.
Ach he offers for sale at baltimore prices. on the
usl credit. or liberal discount for cash. The qua
OF the Yarn, &c. is kaown to be equal to any ma.
ptactared in the United States.
lyle w. II. KILLER,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
~. Cr0iX Sugars.

10 sG SSr,sis prime St. crOis Sugars
Received per schooner Mount Vernon. fer sale BY
iy2S W FOwiE IL Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
VOL. AA&GIIe
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Dali; Paper IS per amman. Country paper IS.
The Steamboat Cygnet.

The Steamboat Cygnet.
<sN CAPTAIN GUT, viii leave
Janney's wharf Aexandris,
IYS-.SsSssssn- ~ half past o'clock \. N.
sSzsS:ssizs.sss.,S A 10 o'clock 4. 81.
AT = O'Clock 4. Il, and
~ half past 4 o'cluch 7. 81.
Returning,
cave Washington a, half pas, o'clock A. n.
At half past II O'Clock a. NJ.
At : o'clock r. Nj. aud
Athsif past O'Clock p. a.
Alexandria, june 8 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
Eegroes Wanted.

II GENTLEMAN from the South wishes to pur.
chase 40 or so effective Slaves, of good chsrac
b. for his own SERVICE and among them it is desirable
/ have blacksmith. Carpenter, coachman, and q
an cook. Ills address is with the Editor.
y lS-tf MAT Init
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
+ Or Rent.

For Rent,
fssss, The two story BRICK HOUSE on Royal
.ls. street nearly opposite Sir Green's Cabinet Ware.
bouse comfortable residence for small family. Pos
session given next week. Inquire at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
Just Published,

ND on sale by Vim. 81. Morrison, g Poems BY
u Cullepian.n ~ %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
NOTICE.
Steamboat POTOMAC,
Enrlish Islana Molasses,

EDglish ASAanN sMOtaSSes,
RUN, SUGARS, DC.
|VyuE cargo of British schooner Jane. Capt. Wilson,
from Antigua, VIZ:
sSl' prime Retailing MO!asses
Is hhds Rum
IS s ssS' prime Sugars
200 lbs Arrow Root
200 do West India Gotten
Just received end for sale 10y
* g w FnwLE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

H. Will be offered for sale, at the same time'
atGedaS Hill, amman
THE TANNING UTENSILS E STOCK
.ncb =. Ho,.... cattle sheep, Sc Also. the Hoo'e'
hold and Kitchen Furniture
r We shall offer for sale, on the sane Gay
~, and neal Hay masket is offered. On said farn,
TIE HORSES, ,CA7TLE, f. FARMING
UTENSILS.
Al.o. two hundred or more BARRELS OF coRF,
II non sold at private sale before
iy20 -tl2thhug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
1900 A c II z 8.

About 200 acres Of this land is in high state Of cult
walton, and equal to any land in the county' the ba
lance is good improbable land large portion Of
this laid is in Wood. The improvements are tole.
rable go0d
-. FRAME HOUSE. large BARN, and all
6s:ssl other necessary Ont.Houses This tract was
li.A originally in three, and lies we'll to be divided,
winch will be done to suit purchasers .-Auo.
A TRACT Of LAND, Of about 1000
ACRES, lying in Prince william County. Va. about
~ miles from Alexandra and miles north Of Hey
Market, on the road leading to Leesburg.
This Farm, for grazing. is equal to any being na'u.
rally fine grass land, and very susceptible OF improve.
ment Plaster acts with as much power on this land
as any in the County Of Loudoun. lies well for d.
ydine. which will be done IL required. This Tract
will be shown by Mr.. Csrnal living on the Farm, Ce
dar Hill and Efngham by Mr.. Green, living d Cedar
Hill Possession will be given in time to seed crop
in the Fall The terms will be-One third cash, the
residue in one antwo years. with interest," and deed Of
ru.t to secure the payment. II Is desirable thst these
Lands may be sold at prvste sale before the 18th cay
Of August If not, they will then be offered at public
sale on the premises, viz: Cedar Hill and EfHnghsm
the 18th, and tho Tract Hsymarket on the l4'n
For further particulars inquire Of the subscribers,
gibson F0OTE.
RICHARD H. FOOTE,
Near warenton, Fauquer County.
JOHN w. AAsSIE,
r. FOOTE,
Rxecutors. Alexandra, D. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

"She
just knows, and knows no more, her Bible true;
A truth the brilliant -Frenchman never knew;
And in that Charter reads, with sparkling eyes,
Her title 10 treasure in the skies"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Royals party in Paris appear to be
still. very active. The health of the
Duchess OF Berri is seriously affected.
and her release, with that ofthe Min
isters Of Charles n, is spoken of. Some
disturbances had taken place at Clichy,
in the environs Of Paris. and at Mar
seIies, though not Of a serious nature.
The Royal Court at Paris has decided
that the Niscount de Chateaubriand
shall be prosecuted for his pamphlet
"Memolre sur la CaPtivite de Ma
dame la Duchesse de Berri."
The Parliament Of Great Britain
and Ireland have commenced their
Session by the election, in the House
Of Commons, Of Mr.. Sutton as Speaker.
The King would deliver his speech on
the 9th. Goblet has made his debut
in tha, body in his accustomed style.
lie has published singular letter de-
nying that he had ever been natural
lied in this country. Can it be posi-
bic that when he edited "'The Porcu-
pine," in Philadelphia, the most vio-
lent party paper ever printed in this
country. he was not citizen!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
For the Palladium

Mr.. EDITOR: discover from YOUR last
paper, that the valiant Col. Steele has a
gam clad himself in armor, and made
thrust at me- As his whole communica-
ton is a tumble Of Misrepresentation,
whether intentional or not will not saw
and nonsense, he will excuse me If say
but few words in reply. II the Col. will
indite an article that can be understood,
or will "stick to his text then can have
some opportunity Of meeting him on fair
ground But if he continues TO misrep
resent my language, and clothe his own
ideas in uninteilisible jargoh, it canno,
be expected that will take the trouble to
correct his misstatements, or the pains to
separate his ideas from the chaos in
which they are buried. 1t is evident, to
me at least, that the Col. cannot, or will
not, understand plain English; and if he,
will get some person to explain TO him the
meaning of the "AFoREsAID" bank bill,
and nv remarks on 1t, and then combat
my positions instead Of misrepresenting
them, 1 will take pleasure in pursuing
this investigation. But 1t IS useless to
play the orator TO statue.
So soon as have little more leisure,
| shall, if you think the subject Of suffs
Gent interest, enter more fully into an ex-
position of the principles Of banking, and
show wherein the proposed Indiana bank
is better. Tor would have been,) than any
now in operation, except the U. 8. Bank
To Col. Steele, however, shall make no
further reply; it were useless waste OF
paper and shedding Of ink 10 combat non
sense. And, Mr. Editor, word IN your
|ear,-if the Col. hands you another artI-
Gle. | will give YOU dollar to publish it
rerbdfim, ct Hterdtin, ct Punctudfim.
Yours, r. J. LARSH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

The people of the South are be-
ginnins seriously ITO calculate the
value Of the Cnion.' The Washing
ton society in an address to the people
of S outh Carolina. estimate the expen-
ses Of the Government of that state.
as an independent nation, and compare
the amount with the present expenses
of the State Government and the du-
ties paid on goods imported into the
state. The annual expenses of the
government is $50 900 dollars, the du'
ties paid on imports 100000 dollars
making l,lJO.OOO. The expenses Of
the State as a distinct nation are esii
mated on the most economical scale
Only three foreign ministers are al
lowed. viz: to London, Paris, ano
Washington, and these of the loves
grade. with a salary Of only $1,000
The expenses of other department.
are estimated at an equally low rate
vet they amount. in the whole to 81,
jOU. 900 annually. or 3JO.NO dollar
more than the expenses Of the Stat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

,hrust il, seeming DESTROYS to bore M
way into the earth and rid himself Of
his unwelcome visitors.
Being now convinced that the ex-
pertinent was satisfactory one. and
.air!y conducted on both sides, we deem
ed 1T ungencrous by taking his lite
after he had contributed So much 10
crafty our curiosity; and so we took
our leave of the sattle@nake, with fee
ings as friendly at least as those with
which we commenced our aCGuain-
tance with him. and left him to return
at leisure to lis dcH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
For the Palladium

Nix. EDITOR: ! discovered in a late
number Of your paper, that Messrs, Larsh
and Steele, had taken up the Bank Bull,
which occupied great part OF the last
session Of the legislature. They have
thus far confined themselves to tho sub
iect. and will no doubt throw much lish.
on Banking; and BY the time tina, the
frs, MONDAY in August arrives, the voters
of WAYNE will be enabled to vote under
s,andinclv on this question. 1t is a little
unfortunate however, that the difficulty
be,ween Messrs Larsh and Steele, cannot
Ne reconciled without an appeal TO the
people-Unfortunate also, because the
rood or evil resulting from the passage Of
the Bank Bill, cannot be fairly tested, I'M
I'll after the Bank snail have gone into OPP
Grafton. II IS no, nv aim, Mr. Eis90f %
cross the paths Of these two gentlemen,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1888.

State Bdak.-There have been several
public meetings held in different sections
of the state, In which the propriety of pc
ttloning the Governor to convene the leg
stature. for the purpose of establishing a
bank, was considered. The general result
of sentiment. has been, that it is inexpe-
dent to call the legislature together. as it
IS doubtful whether they would or would
not be in favor of establishing such an in
stitutlon, and thus incur to the state an
unnecessary expense. But they have u
Unanimously recommended that the mem
bers of the next legislature be elected with
reference to their views on banking
Much has been said and written on this
subject, but we fear little good has been
done thereby.~ 4 large majority of the
state. We believe, are in favor of a bank
based on sound principles. On this sub
Ject, as on every other, mems views are
Those who are out of debt, and have mon
ey drawing from ten to twenty-five per
cent, no doubt feel considerable hostility
to the establishment of bank; and fancy
that they can see in it the seeds of ruin
which is one day to overrun our state. But
the class of our fellow citizens in middlinr
circumstances, "who earn their bread bv
the sweat of their brows," and who. more
particularly than any other class, need
plentiful and sound currency, are almost
universally In favor of a bank.
+''We would not intrude for the world
but hope some Of our friends will take the
hint.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

BANks.-A bank upon a new plan
has been projected. and is likely to be
incorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania. 1t is to be called the
Tradesman's Bank, with a capital to
be S3OO.OOO, in shares Of SIS each.
The peculiar provisions ofthe charter
are, that no person shall hold more
than 40 shares; that no person shall be
an original purchaser of stock, or a
stakeholder at any time, except he be
a citizen of Pennsy lvania. and a trades
man, mechanic or manufacturer. ac-
tually engaged in mechanical en-
plovment or occupation, and who has
been SO employed for one year pre-
viously; that no others shall be eligible
as directors or officers; that there shall
not be in the board Of directors at any
one time more than two persons en-
gagged in the same employment or oc-
cupation; that no person shall receive
an accommodation or discount, except
tradesmep echanics and manufacture
ers; that no single person shall receive
accommodation as principal or endor-
ser, be yond one thousand dollars; that
no notes shall be discounted for less
than ten, or more than 1OO dollars
that no more than three fourths of the
directors shall be re-eligible; and that
the whole capital stock be paid in
within one year.
" Y. DAILY Ado.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
Blue LAws.-The Blue laws o

Blue LAws.-The Blue laws of
Connecticut have long been A source
OF rncrriE1ent to the citizens of the pre-
sent day. But it is not generally
known that some Of the early acts OF
Pennsylvania are equally queer. A.
bout the year l6SO or 81. the Legis.
lature passed 4 resolution. that mo
member thereof should come to the
House bare foot. or eat his bread and
cheese on the steps,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

The following articl', taken from
the Boston LvenIng Transcript OF
" ednesday, if true, exceeds, all we
nave read in the annals Of crime:-
lioRRID.-l'hc Lowell Journal re-
iates on the authority Of a passenger in
the stage from Lebanon, n. ii. that a
horrid murder occurred there on Sa-
,turday last. 1t seems that a young
lady was married, about a week pre-
vious, with ut the Consent other broth
er. While she and her husband were
quirt fly seated at breakfast, her broth
her entered with an axe, and with a
single blow nearly severed the hus-
bands head from his body.-The lady
then fled. was pursued and overtaken
by her brother and murdered. The
names Of the parties are not mention
ed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Correspondence Of the Journal o
Commerce.
VERA Cruz, Feb. l6, 1888.

VERA Cruz, Feb. Is, 1888.
1t now appears to be reduced almost
to a certainty, that General st. Anna
will be elected President. There
will probably be several candidates
for Vice President; the most permit
nent is Gomez Fazias late Vice Gen
eral Of the State Of Zacatacas, and
more recently appointed Minister OF
Finance by Pedraza.
A Conducta has arrived this week
from Mexico, with rising l.2OO,OOO
dollars, and another with 2,OOU,O 900 j:
500 expected. Trade begins to re.
vive, after a long period Of ruinous de
preston; and there can be no doub,
that, with peace and a prudent ad
ministration, thus repub ic will devel-
ope surprising resources. Already
some Of the advantages of even so great
Icalamities as revolution and civil war.
are beginning to appear. The citi.
zens who were bani>hed by the Bus.
tamentc administration, have returned
with more liberal AMI enlarged views
Of Government, and The press is begin.
ming to advocate various measures OF
iaEelioration.
The new Congress Is about assem-.
bling, and there Is strong prospect Of
another expulsion ofSpaIhards, which
is intended to be SO sweeping "A mea-
sure rs to include all friends of Span
ards. That sucn measure will be
"cry mi ur.Uus to the country thorr Is
no doubt, as much the greater proper
ton of the men of business and capital
" ould b. included; but such will be
the case unless Spain speedily recog-
nizes the independence of the country.
The resident Spaniards entertain
strong hopes that there will be a re-
Icognitioh, and recent adviccs from Ha.
vana hint the same thing. Foreigners
other than Spaniards, resident in the
country, DO not wish it, which is pro
bahly the strongest proof that it viii
be for the interest Of the country.
Pedraza Is making the most of hi:
short co. .stitutional term of office, and
laboriously and indeta;igably engaged
IN bringing order out OF chaos.
1t is great pity he cannot be re
elected. During his exile in ou'
country. he had much opportunity Il
study oug institutions, aud makes NJ
secret ofhis desire to asslmilate those
ofhis own country to them. lie vii
probably be employed in some OF the
departments under St. Anna, so tina
his good Intentions and knowledge vii
not be lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Since the temperance pledge began
to be adopted in the United States, a
million and half have ceased to drink
ardent spirits; fifteen hundred d,stil
lers have cease &: to make them; nearly
five thousand have ceased to sell the
poison. GOO ships cross ami re-cross
the ocean without rum; and more
wonderful than all. 5000 drunkard.
have been reformed. Let the good
work 60 on.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
Youths Miscellany.-A neat, little pa

Youths Miscellany.-A neat, little pa
per. bearing the above title has been re-.
ceived. 1t is published in Philadelphia.
bv Miller e. Chance, at 80 cents per an.
mum, Of convenient size for binding, and
will contain at the end of the year, as
much matter as six volumes Of the usual
size of books. The Miscellany is partic-
|ularly suited to young persons. Copies.
NAV be seen at this Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

PRoDIGIoUs.-A sheep which has
travelled nearly over all Europe, and
been exhibited in nearly all the princi-
pal cities. is now the lion of the day III
England. The reported size, &C.
vi the animal is almost incredible, but
the authority is lndisPutable. The
sheep was yeaned III Switzerland, and
Is now three years old: stands five feet
high, is seven in length, and weighs
lO2 los; has produced annually 81
lbs. Of wool. 1.-THE &C itur" lives, the
proprietor proposes to exhibit him on
TINS side the herring pond.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
MULTIPLICATION IN MExICo.-Th

MULTIPLICATION IN MExICo.-The
mania OF notification appears to have
seized upon our patriotic neighbors of
Mexico. Ihe Texas Advocate sa, 5
- he federal constitution is dlssolv-
ed. and we are now without a Consti-
tuition. Many of the States have re-
fused to vote for Il President. for Soma
tors or for Representatives" BY this
nullii,lng proceeding on the part OF
the States. the government of the Coun-
try Is thrown into confusion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Joseph Bonaparte has according to
the London Times, been intriguing for
the restoration Of the BonaPart dy-
nasty in France; an alluslon is made
to a memorial said to have been pres
ented in his name. IN the Chamber OF
Deputies. Our French papers make
no mention oft.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

RICE.-In pursuance Of instructions
from TINS Department., an arrangement
was maze on the 7th Of January last,
between .,lr. BRENT, Charge d Affairs
Of the United States at Lisbon, and the
Government of Ills ost Faithful Ma
jesty, by which American Rice Is, from
that date, admitted into Portugal, at
duty reduced TO the same rate that
1, palu Oh rice ho"' D,a1ii, ""u If the
duly upon Brazilian Rice snail here
after be reduced, that on tn Ameri-
can article shall be in like manner re-
duCcd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Gov. HAMILrON's SuGAR.-We I'm.
derstand Says the southern Patriot
that General hamilton has declined to
give bonds to the Collector, for the
Sugars imported in the Catharine, but
required that they sould be stored for
the PRESENT. arleston IS. c. CoaIr.
ser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Letters From New Orleans state
that an act for the incorporation Of a
new bank with capital Of twelve mil
lion five hundred thousand dollars, had
passed one branch OF the Legislature Of
that state.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Hydrophobia have been credita-
bly, Informed that several mad-dogs have
been killed, within few miles Of this
place. during the present week. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

The Hon JOHN O. ADAMS Is menalon
ed as candidate for Governor of
chusetts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Seven hundred and fifty shares of
United States Bank Sto k, were sold
in New York on Saturday, at lO7A
IA lUS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

+'.We would not intrude for the world
but hope some Of our friends will take the
hint.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
RICHMOND, V1vGHvz.a, TUESDAY; 0CTOsER ss isaa

SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, &c.-The subscr
~ Der will offer for sale, the highest bidder, Fri
day the 9Th day OF November the plantation of
late John Harris, deceased in the county of Buckingham
called wden opposite Scotsville in the county Al
semarle, about tcenty likely Negroes all the horses
cattle, and stock Of every kind, the crop
ing to three or four hundred barrels large crop
co in the house, fodder, &C. Sc, the plantation utensils
&c as well as every thing else apper,aung TO large
estate.
Terms Nine months credit for all sums over ten dol.
lars; Tor that sum aud under, cash Bond and
security oil course, required. Should the day be unfair
that the sale cannot go then will be made the
fair day. JOHN H. COLEMAN,
Exor. OF John Harris, deed.
AibemarIe, Sept. 20. - .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--Wili be ex-
IL posed to public sale, Monday the 10th OF Deem
Der next at the residence of the late Leonard
near Wiamsboro Granville county, North Carolina, the
Tract OF Land, wherein he resided containing about
700 acres together with 35 40 NEGROES between 25O
and 300 barrels OF corn wheat fodder, and the stock
OF all kinds, household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils, &C. &C. The above Tract of Land is of fine qua
MY, IN agh state OF improvement, extensive MANFRED
Lotso well waerej, and adapted TO the cultivation of To-
bacco and Grain The Improvements consist Of large
comiDodous DiceHing House, various Offices and every
necessary outhouse aud good tobacco
mile west OF Willamsborough, in of the healthy
and refined neighbo hoods in the State, and aording
ry convenience for the education Of children. The Nc.
groes consist OF men, aud Children young aud like
y ami among them first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver The valuable LdU Library OF the decd
will be sold at the same time.
j. l.. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or.
October I. A2--,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

- at Johnsons Springs, in the county of Coochiand
shall proceed to sell at public auction Tract OF Land
lately occupied by Mrs Anna Moore as her dover the
real estate oil her deceased husband aud formerly owned
by walter Boyd Gillian, deceased The title to the land
believed TO be undoubted in consequence Of late de-
cislon OF the Court OF Appeals Terms made known on
the day OF sale which will be positive.
VIM. PANNILL, ddm'r. de bonis non
'oith the VW annexed, Of Water Boyd Gillian, deed
October a1-tLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

RIR. MORDECAI MARKS:-You will pie ase take
LIVE notice, that the Bell Tavern i'm the city of Rich
mond, State OF Virginia, Friday the 15t day OF No
vember 1888, between the hours of o'clock forenoon
and o'clock afternoon, shall proceed TO take the depo
sons Of Henry King aud Others to be read evidence
in the cause depending in the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county OF Henrco, in which am plain
t and you and others defendants And if the taking
The dispositions aforesaid shall be concluded on that
day, the taking the will be continued from day to
day between the same hours, until concluded.
Yours, SC. SAMUEL OVERTON.
October 15 46-w4wH