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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-15
BY TIE M1ILS.

A day has at length arrived IN which in
novstions in the mortal conduct of nations
are not supposed 10 be necessarily the of
spring OF Fsoalieism. Those who have dar-
Ell 10 hold favourable views in regard to the
improvement of human nature, are now at
liberty 10 suffer the full tide of benevolence
70 swell IN their bosoms. The prospect at
this moment is grand -animaling-glori.
ous And while slavery is meeting with u
niversal abolition while the rulers OF our
country are combining TO offer unto the sto-
len inhabitants of Africa, conveyance to
their native country while Christianity
shines even among the followers of Jug
gernaut while kings forgel their ambition,
and acknowledge that the object OF Chris-
lisnity is 10 convert the sword. into the
ploughshare, and the spear intothe prun-
inghook while religious persecution is al.
most forgotten; while single combat is held
in de,es,ai iion--wLo Is there cowardly
enough to suppose that wars can never
cease Miracles are the result of every
hour but miracles ere now the effect oi
the cooperation OF human labolr with di.
vine exertion. Let Us then Join and pro-
duce one more phenomenon in the moral
world, by Offering up our nature on the re.
generating altar of the Messiah.
Shall We look forward TO The pace and
happiness Of society, as though il we're to
arise from the armour and attitude Of war
Can WE predict that peaceable dispositions
will be produced by the encouragement OF
revenge and resistance ! Shall we believe
that the divine injunction Of love your en-
emies,' was intended for individuals, and
not sor governments Do we not see thai
1t is impossible 10 !oDe eur enemies indiyid-
ually, II we haze them nationally ? Is it no.
absurd 10 suppose that lie, who is the faith
er OF ali mankind should accept our prayers
Tor the destruction OF any portion of his ra
tional offspring Does He who taught US
10 love our neighbours as ourselves, con
temp late with pleasure dissentions among
MS disciples !" If ye love them which love
you, wha; reward have yc! Do not even
the publcans do the same %
tie who now addresses you, may be
stamped whh-tf1e epithst Of enthusiast.
But recollect what is his object. Recolle c,
TOO, that it Is no, the fancitul dean of a
mystick which lie ofT-rs to you, bu, the
asowsd doctrine of Christianity. Recol-
lect too, that although peace has oyerspread
the world, unless We unite TO prevent il,wer
will again rayage the universe. J he hour
will again present itself,
" When de P. .mou'hed slsughter believing 8,
her heels
Wsdes deep in ne " split blood yet for TO NOR
row
Shapes out ne wo of great uncommon daring
Aud inly pines iii the Dire Z blow is struck .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-15

LONDON, MAY 23.-The Ganymede
frigate returned TO the Downs on Wed
nesday. from her purluit of the runiGan
corvette. which fhe faw on Monday, off
Bee,hy Head, with all fails f,t, fanding
down Channel. 1t is faid that this cor
vrtte and the one detained in the Downs,
failed from Tunis months ago, with a
fpecial conmiiiion from the Bey, to cruife
acaiaa veA Is belonging TO Hamburger,
Btcmcu, x the Hsnlsatic Towns he hav-
In declared war againf them. They
pns into rangier. and failed from thence
ABOUT 2sth ult aud had made no other
pfzss tban thofe mentioned in the lait
lit, md which they Intended to have
fsut 20 funls The fchr. parted off
Cape Finiilerre, for the purPOfe of cruif
ipg there.
he heron, Brtomart, Dwarf, aud
Saccefs, srevenue cutters, have been or
dvred from Plymouth to protect the trade
n The chsnnel, from the depredations of
me corsairs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
3" A CARD.

The Subscriber takes this method public
" TO express his gratitude and respec, for
the kind attention and services OF Doct.
CHARLss CorroN, Hospitsl-Surgeon Of the
Newport station, which he considers as hav-
ing been the principal means of hisrestora-
zion from dangerous, tedious, and almost
desperate illness. Although the concious-
ness of having exercised benevolent dis
position, 10 the discharge Of our duty may be
supposed to afford ample reward TO the v.r-
suous mind ye, it is hoped that the object Of
il may be lnduiged in rendering his acknowl.
edge ments for the constant and arduous at
tention Of tho Surgeon to him during The
whole period of his confinement, ("hen his
friends geoecally were necessarily excluded,
BY the nature of his disease,) by which he
was rescued from death, brought 10 state
of convslescense, and since restored TO MS
home. JOHN w. PALMER,
Mdshihnan u. S. Navy.
Stonington, May IS, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
NEWPORT.
TOWN. MEETING.

Yesterday was the annual election Of town
officers in this town. Owing to the siren
Nous cxertons of the federal party, and The
shameful rsmisness of large portion of the
republican party, the fcderalists carried the
majority on every question, aod have dis
placed those Of their political opponents, who
held Offices the past year. The questions
were not decided by the criterion Of merit or
qualifi cation, but sis she candidate q federaf-
ia ?" was all tha, seemed requisite. Thus
have the federais,s set al example, which,
II followed by tho Rcpuoiican, on future
occasion, would call forth their severest rep
rehensioa and abuse.
We hafe, however, nothing furkher to say
on this sdbject, than this-lf the Republi-
cane, possessing, as they IN fact do, the ma.
jarity in this town, will permit, by their ne
glect and inac,iveity, the federalists to monop-
lire all the Offices, they must sit down quiet
ly, and console themselves with whatever
pleasant reflections they can gather from
such degrading circumstances.
The town-mceting adjourned, at O'Clock,
TO meet this morning at 10 o'clock. The
highest federal vote given in, was 232. Tho
federal prox, in April, had 2Ss, and tho repub.
lican prox 2S9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

pspe.s or,hai ,i;y 70 lac Cd efMsy < s9 Len,
don 10 the lst, were received.
. The Blush Parliament reeommenced its
session on he ash If April.
,sMr. Grsuan gave no,iee OF motion for
the oh OF May, tor calling Up The Catholic
Questieu.
Petiticns for relieffrum distress continue
TO be rrescovd 10 parliameut. One, Which
has 5000 slsoers, prsys TO DC furnished with
means 10 emig'ae
II is proposed by the ChsncelIor tha, six
millions OF dollars shall be appropriated for
the relief OF the embarrassed and the poor,
and 10 furaish employment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

10 the Patrons Of ne eCHRONfCLE and !.
PATRIOT, and she Prthe gfn,yoAy.
r. AViNG prres--~d the establishment OF the In..
and for,ued Co.parsnershp ondtr'~hc firm Of
BALLARD & WRlGHT,
the Subscribe respectful, give notice, that Ts,sSS
DAY, they shalt connect the two Embellishments Cf
The Chrssirle aud tdfrsst and issue daily papei
fos the town and commercial subscribers, and
mwteSi. one for The county, under the title or
the fnsesensenI CAr0n'eIe aad i2ssfoa Parrssf.
The advantages TO be derived from an arrange
rent OF this Sort too obvious TO require much
comment. Many gentlemen are now subscribers
both tothe Careseir and Par,sf for which they pay
.sht dollars per annum. ny subscribing TO the
da! paper, they will receive sheet ercry dag IN
the wvek, tns'ted Of four tiss for the ssse py.ce
dan psler offers additional facilities for ad>er-
tisng, aid is salrniated TO give to advertisements
gcear degree Of publicity. II also alto rds bet
ter seV, tor the puhlcaion Of news or every dcs-
eripion, by enabling the editors 10 embody the
svenf y the day, both foreign and domestic, ns
fastss they occur, the public a. ,hcc FORM from
'h's .sSrolss series and Of f1e whoe ground,
more corree, opsion. The principle 10 no less imi
portsnt an a political point of view. "7e do Lhs
prsser thing af fhe proper Hms" is sound an AZ.
iom IN politics. as in any o,her science. In contro4
'ersies of this sort the effect Of publication is of
ten entirely lost from the impo ssbil,y Of nninr il
correctly. We presume many gentlemen residing
IN tue country sensible ut this and will prefer
No daily n,h IN. -
60. rp "ose,er, WIN Nsn ore
mnoh .,'.a,;sa ':,t VIC S"'W'eh'y, 70 ~h'ohA hAs
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:, tn,s ~, o",on "'u a,so DC promu'gsisa
ap' '"o uSys OF Tue puo"caoon foI
5000. esN! paper "''' oe ON "eohssusys ana
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
DIRECT TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Dir.
~ ect Tax, foethc year 1916, laid in con.
iormly TO the act OF Congress, passed The
s'h Of March, sl6, upon the following de-
scribed p operly, is now remoining unpaid |;
aud that uhlcssihe said Tex, w6,h len per
cent. IN addition thete,o, shall &c raid to the
snbserher, ON OF before the 9Th day OF June,
the SAID property, or so much thereof as shall
DC necessary to satisfy The said Tax and
twenty per cent. in addition ,he,e,e, will be
soid at Pub'lc sale, ai the Court House in
tho town of Newport, in the county of New.
port, the sale 10 commence at II O'Clock, A.
W. OH the said 9th day Of June--yiz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

NILas' Reyiaer.--lf ever there was Pc
tiodiCai paper worth the sum al which b. was
published, thi, certainly is. Its worth as a
Newspaper, tho it collects and eondenses ev-
cry interesting, article of intelligence, - tue
least part oi it's valee.' ASS record ot in-
pdriant documents il is abose oil price to the
present generation; and will i.e rich legacy
TO po,ssrity, to whom il will furnish, the oes,
history Of the present times.. 10 render II
thus useful, MI. NILES has applied all his
capital, EN- sloyed all his time, cScrted all his
talents, sactefced repose and dispensed with
with recreation, until his intense application
has reduced robust body TO mere skeleton
and his pecuniary advances have involved
him in extreme embarrassment His payer
is universally approved; and 4 hc could Iced
on applause ne would grow tat. has sub
scrip'ion list is we'll hicd and il names
were money, he would soon be rich. But
we are sorry to learn by the last Register
that such is the shameful and cuipablc re-
mssness of many Of his subscribers, that no
ente tains thoughts Of transferring his es-
tablishmcn, to some one who is " better tit
ted TO attend TO the main chanee, the collec-
tion os its Dues" than he is. We hope that
this step may not be necessary; and that
returning sense Of justice will promp. his
delinquent subscribers to pay up their ar
rearages, and by tha, means induce and ena-
BILE him TO p>rsue hi. present avocation with
renewed pleasure to himself and increased
usefulness to the public. For ourselves, We
eanno, conceive how man OF any feelings
can take q paper from year to yeas, read It
week after week with delight and improve
ment, and all the while neglect TO furnish G.
Aall - A.tr
expenSe Of its publication, or in rewardlng
the labor which renders it entertaining and
instructive. We would suppose that every
time he took the paper in his hand, bis mem.
ory would remind him of delinquency, con-
science reproach him with his Injustice.
Tren. 1'r. .fmeriean.
Fine hrs.-Thc medals voted by congress
20 our military nd naval SSiccrs, we learn,
have been comm enced, and are in sta'e Of
forwsrdness. The one representing the cap.
ture Of the Java on one side, and burst OF
com modore Biinbridge On the revese, has
been finished by Mr.. Fdrs,, in PhiladeIPha,
in the most Pe'scct style Of execution, and is
q iis,iog guis led proof Of tho advancement OF
the srts in shis county. The same artist
has conmeacN he medal Of commodore
Pc y, and will, likewise, finish one repre-
sen; ny the action on lake Enc, by order OF
the state Of Penn,ylSsnia, who has appro.
pri,i.d 5000 1ollars to defrsy the expense.
Tho series Of medals, comprising ell the
eeleb 4,:d merits Of the war, will be first
fin she'd after which We learn tha; 1t i, ,he
ia ,-o'iln of the artist to perpe,ua,e some Of
ou' p-iv.,e sc,ioos--among which will be
a represen,ation Of the attack on The Gener.
sl Armstrong in the por, Of Fsyal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
MARRIED.,

In this town. on 2Slh uh by the Rev. Mr Webb.
Mr.. SsosoE w. CoLs, to Miss MARY HALEY,
daughter OF the late NJ Samuel iia.e,. OF Moth.
kingstown.
On Thursday evening last. BY the Hcv MIR. Webb,
Mr.. WiLLiAs srsvsSs 20 Miss ELIzAsErA Wit
LrAns, daughter Of Mr.. John Williams Of this town
At Boston, Maj. ALxxANnEs s. Bsooxs, at the
U. \. regiment Of Light Artillery, 10 Miss SAaAA
TURsER
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
CCNNlNG.


Tfs.ias Roekway, of Lyme, Connsetieul,
cali. ca his creditors in the following COED
humoured style:
Hcnss.--P Perhaps there is no word better
underwood thsn vans tor sii persons have
their wants. Some uaaf q new governor in
Connec'icrt, some vans TO continue the old
one some Uans petty ofIices (ir they cannot
get better,) some sYaRI such TO be disappoin,-
ed 4; some u,an: wives and some wanl 10 get
rid Of them some panf one thing, and soNe
SaT another. For my own part uGnt my
pay of those who owe me The reason is, mi
creditors vans their pay Of me, and ,saaf TO
pay them. The lswyc's Syons business, and
they may ssan, for oil me, if those indie bted 10
Re will settle their accounts by The Elst Of
June next; bus il they do not settle by that
time, shall think they wans TO be sued, and
WANT will compel me 10 supply such
s3anfs without further notice"
PerrambHeo The importance Of the rev.
olu,ion in this province may be esiims,ed
from It's population, position and fertility.
IL Is The principal of he = capiajnries which
compos: the no,hern division OF Brazi, the
middle division containing provinces, and
,he southern 3. II lies on the east coast,
commodiously situated for commerce, and
extends from Rio Grsnde to the river ST.
Francis $50 miles. 1t is one Of the most
fertile parts OF Brszi, and has 5000 600 OF iu-
habiants. The cap,sinrics of Rio Grande
and Paraibs are also in The n0r;hern divis.
ion, OF course near the equator, in burning
climate.
Sho.id al Spanish and Portuguese Amer
ica become independent, as we nope will be
the case, 2s 900 ,ooc of souls will be thereby
added TO the i.,t of freemen ~. Y Col.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
DIED,

Al RSpanr, on the 7th inst. Capt, Joas hasoLp,
Master Of the ship Union, OF Providence in the S0,h
year OF his age.
At EOstcn. WILLIAM BuRsiox, Esq late Editor
Of the Evening Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

Given un,cr M hand this 7,h day OF Nay. 1917
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY
COLLECTOR Or the first collection dIsttic,
~ the s.sts of khodc-islsud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08


ling Tccumsrl,, aud IL Thompson {
Brown, in III -ir histories, have aggciate,;
and described the scene with poetic L.
cense, why should the lndependeni i.di
Tor OF tie Western Monitor seize with 50
much avidity on an equally partial and
false statement signed by Keniuekian,
who ought TO blusl. for his maligniv q.
And even If Colonel Johnson and kim
both shot TecunSeh, how does thaT
detract from Tue real f&nie rof Colonel
Johnson, whose frlepds have had the pre-
,sunsptianf to-ass ert, 'bai :he really had the
best slfaiico tgl,ill Tecumscl s-'Tlie Ken.
'HclSian can no doubt, produce many neA
gaiive Witnesses, whose prcindiccs woRlsi
rather believe ihaiihe Man in the Moon
killed 'Eeclnesela than Colonel johnson, or
who wouid swear dial they do not believe
Colonel Johnson killed him yet the facts
are as stated above, and dely the Ken
tuckian TO disproye tAein--and for his
consolation, | can inform h;m, that Il Is
believed ", Kentucky, that Colonel join
son killed him, by all such who hayc
made themselves acquainted with The
facts, or are not blinded by prejudice or
envy and bow far this belief authorised
tie world wiz Judge for themselves
from the facts before them. / am witli
respect,
ROBERT 3. MAFEE.
December C!h, 1916.
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From the Albany argus, Of March q. ]
TIE STATE CONVENTION

Held at the Capitol on Tuesday even
ing exhibited spectacle worthy of the
ilrst member of our confederated repub-
lie. We there beheId fhe rcprescniaii, 90
otevcry county in the State, deliheratjn0
upon tie nomnatIonOf candidates TO pre-
sI3e over the affairs of more than a million
oi free people. The decorum, liberality
and dignity, which characterised their
proceedings and the ind pendence. mo-
deraliOn aud talents displayed bv the
speakers, afford subjects ofpreseni felici-
taiion, and If cherished by a liberal poli-
cy,augur auspiciously 10 our future una
nimitX and strength. Mr. Jefferson has
wen remarked, tli5t "every difference of
opinion IS not difference of principIe :"
ana although, on thlsoccasiOn, there vas
an Eoncsi difference Of opinion manifest
ed as TO men, we trust nd believe thele
was none fell as to measures The essi-
on continued from four until twelve o.
clork and terminated N tie adoption Of a
resolution, with apparent unanimitv TO
support the Honorable DE WITT
CLINTON, for Governor. and The Hon
durable JOIN TAYLOR, for Lieut.. Co
vernon.
There were present (wIo voted ninetv-
four Members OF the Legis azure, and
iblrty-two Delegates. Cfthese there yO-
ted
Members. Delegates. TofH.
For Mr.. Clinton, 60 Is 50
For Mr. Porter, "a II
There were absent (or WHO did not
vote) eighteen Members, AID one Dele
gate
From this result VIC hazard lille in
saving, that Mr.. CLINTON AID Nr.
TAYLOR will be elected hy umpTecc-
dertcd majorities, aud without fcde-
raj opposition, five credit the ruuou ;
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4 oNE'nDY ron S4LE.- "A Beautiful situation 10
tic Conn.y of James Cite. no Scres Of Lane under
old surgel more Or lees. tell adapted the cuure
Wheat, Corn sc. andis allowed 10 be among the hesl
esi places u Virginia, agicat part OF The famiy ,hatvsd
there very eary n ic have arrived 70 the AZ 4G 70
90 ana 1904 reua liable asancc ogan Old Man. TIE
place, nov an lnnaicf ana upwards. ride 20 miles II
day With great convenience. make plenty % bread
with his own hands for himself tends garden and rskes
Tobacco 10 bu bin clothes and slher necessares for
BIS support, ahf Without specs can see 10 read tbe
smallest prints.
Loa5ordy is well wacfcd In every directions It's i'm
proyemen arc good dvenghouse wish six rooms aud
passage ab0v aud below, I've lire places closets and
az excellent hrick cellar, has Yery sound frame but
wants some repair as 70 plaisieiirc and windows ac
Ou;-houses but vcgy ordnAgi-About 400 best selected
fruit trees apple and peach &cAbnnt &c Of nm
Improved meadow land n cleared. viii Dc lsh enough
for Corn or foaccOAhOnt 400 OF this land Is in
its maidsn gowth. good part OF which viii Dfoduce
bdcc0 Corn OF WhchtAn eVteiier NH stream sudici.
cnt fnftWo pair Of onesit lies about u mics tom
Caictah0mny Nivcf about 3 miles 60 Yosk River ~
miles % WiDilm-hVg, iato Jauetrv "a ~ Yorktown
rs 10 NcwNeni House, 10 to ChaIiesCy Courthouse
and 20 o5uTy Courthouse aud would srita Profession
40 Geuie Az ofthe sar, ifndrsifOus. which ie ought
% be- might rake foruBc sshc igitarsnd Courts
WITHIN - mites aud only at that dsfnce the rest
from i2to 10 miles.
Ny price IS <5o0y, OF will take Young Negroes a.
valuation viii take rst payment, and me be51ce al
Christina az WHICH time p0sset sio viii be given sad
indefcgsable riehtatiie first payment
fhose Who nay will to pufchasc, viii apply TO Dab
ney Grown, ioh ise ace) or viiliam Moncfe (Of vii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

~ new DIRK, Aprll /.
The monster Seeker, who was guilt az
The murder of Miss HAMPTON, Of Athens.
has been appre' ended bv the Sheriff. and
brought 10 ALBANY. Both him and I.ent
are LOGGED IN prison, TO await THEN lri.l.
SteG1s-Boat Cha,lccuO7' LiUiasston.
An experiment Of the speed OF this new
and very elegant vessel was made on Sa-
inrday, between this city and Neuburgh,
distance of 90 miles, which was accom-
pished III few minutes less than nine
hours, OF which the tide was in fa,orcBIJ
three. In returning, the same distance
was run ~ hours and Is minutes, the
greater part of the. time against a food
tide and south wind The result of the
experiment has proved highly saiisiacto-
Iy, and II is probable the average time of
going from hence to Albany, viii be twen-
+ hours, making about 8 miles an hour.
The North River Steam-B Boat Company
In building this vessel, exceeding 500
tons l'urilien, and finished in every res
pecl iii tie most complete manner, are
justly entitled TO the thanks of a lie al
and discerning public, for this renewed
evidence OF their wishes to give general
satisfaction: The hull was built by Mr..
Henry Echiord; The ioiBer's work execu-
ted under the direction of MIR. David
Cook, and the engine and boilers made
by FIR. James Z. Affair. The several Der
sons employed in HE construction of This
noble vessel, deserve the great ST credit
Tor their mechanic skill, and we may safe
ly assert that taking into consideration
speed, accommodation and excellent
Workmanship, she is the NEST elegant
vessel now in existence that floats upon
The Hudson, and is a proud exsmple of
American genius, skill and libeyalitv.--
The whole expeHce will exceed IlO.C
dollars. GEy pes
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Frdntf5,7, Ky. 1Ta.cG q;
SPEClE PAYMENTs.

SPECIE PATNEN rs.
Al convention ofdelegaies from The
chartered banks of Tennessee, Ohio, r.
diana and Kentucky, convenedat Cincin-
natl on the 10th inst. 10 take into consic-
Grafton the proprioty OF resuming specie
payments, we have been Informed from "a
correct source, that The respective Banks
above mentioned, have resolved TO pay
specie On The goth of April next. We
have no doubt as TO the ability of the sew
eral Banks of Kentucky TO redeem their
notes; and il is TO be hoped, thai on this
occasion, asimi,ar disposition will be ma
infested towards the Banks, which has
been under similar circumstances, in cy-
cry section oftEe United States that we
have heard xonl, And Instead Of making
a run upon the Banks .fcyspecie, that those
who may have specie boarded up in
state of inaction, will, with alacriiy. es2o-
81 i, III the Banks, for tie purpose Of aid
my this desired object.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

AJOTiCt.-Will be Sold. 10 the highest bidder, on
y MONDAY tie 2sh april next az flusanna Court
House. ritter OFL4ND. belonging to TIC estate Of
eiJaIil Iigsbcs deed. containing hundred aGd 81
senty-!ie acres lying Tue Middle forL OF Canning
liam Cfees ABOUT ic- from said Coui fIouse and
about ni lrc5 River FMS land j. sad % ion tie
iandsof George jones G CLARK and Others amy gentle
man wishing tie lands may he sbern tie snd1,y
applying 60 Joseph Dtrnafd BcTHatdstufgb-I ibis
land T. al GODS a;id h4 large supply Of pine ana
other timber The Of sale viii he third ofe
money iH hand and clrdi annual insia luents r iLe
baanceA DEED IS rust viii lie taken ~ lie property
70 secare tlie taJ ast .nstSnsnts.
~ tie Executor.
March 2s 1875