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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-09


bic charms Of virtue to take such deep
root in his mind, as would battle the ef-
forts of bis better judgment in keeping
him from what bis lordship calls excess 10
virtue; an excess very possible in certain
moral qualities OF the mind. For il is
true that the generosity. of fop, or a
spendthrift, may sometimes degenerate To-
to profusion: the economy of miser may
sink into criminal avarice: modesty, when
not regulated by proper sense of merit,
may be carried to absolute and disgracefuI
bashfulness: the courage Of man of hon.
our, or rather madman, may, and FIRE.
quently does, drive him to deeds of RASH
ness: and the caution of some may posi-
bly, lead them late 3 iee!ish timidisy. Aad
even some virtues, which, under proper
regulation from judgment and knowledge,
highly aud almost exclusively adorn the
christian, may, from mistaken notions,
grow into their opposite vices. Thus the
zeal of bigoted fanatic may urge him
into gloomy superstition and intolerance
and selfdenial, when prompted by false
idea Of personal merit, may lead into an
uniustifiable and monkish seclusion from
allthat is calculated, and intended by God,
to adorD and sweeten life. But where is
the possibility that man, SO naturally prone
to its opposites intemperance and giddi-
ness, can 90 too far in the exalted and
christian virtue of sobriety? Where is
the possibility that man, SO strongly given
to the qualification of his own carnaI APP
petites. can bring to teo high state OF
purity the tender and sacred feelings of
chastity ? How can being who deserves
so little, but whose proud heart is ever
ready to tell him he deserves so much,
babiiuate himself to too deep humility in
the sight of a perfectly holy, and infinite
" exalted Creator? Where can the selfish
heart of man find room for the too extern
sive exercise of those godlike virtues,
love for our neighbour, charity towards
his failings. and benevolence towards his
wants How can inconstant and changing
mortais carry TO excess the important
principle OF faith ? 10 short, how can that
nature. which has so deeply revolted from
God, and which cherishes such an aver
sion to every thing that pertains TO holi-
ness, ever be brought to too ardent an at
tachment TO religion, to too fervent love
TO God and his service? These are vir-
tues to which his lOrdship never turned
the attention Of his son; and ii is the I'M
Favorable E1ht =, vwhsrt. sfhfs, ora ens,f,
times placed, together with his constant
endeavor to accomplish his charge 10 po-
litical and amorous intrigues, that renders
his letters dangerous compositions for any
nne to read, whose moral and religious
habits are not firmly established. o.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-09
IN iryallibIe Care for Corns on the Toes
or Feet.

Take piece of dressed buckskin, shape
it to the part afflicted, shave it thin on the
edges, in the centre cut hole, as near as
possible TO the size and shape of the corn ;
should one thickness not be sufficient,
stitch several together SO as to prevent the
corn from being touched by the shoe or
boot. Fortified in this way, the tighter
your shoes are the better, as the leather
every step congresses the corn all round,
and causes it to start upwards, and 10 a
short time it will drop out. Whilst under
operation, wash the part occasionally, and
when dry, drop little sweet oil on the
corn. If the corn is on the foot, make the
leather broad, slip the stocking over it
and you need no baudage-but if on toe,
it must be tied with woollen or cotton
thread, SO as to keep it steady.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-09

duct that may usually be expected 10 cul-
|tivating the different varieties Of the plant,
and which, on the whole, quantity and
quality considered, are the most profitable
for culture.
From an experiment once made,
though not With perfect accuracy, l am
induced TO believe that il potatoe, weigh
ing not more than an ounce, be planted
whole, in hill, and another weighing 8
ounces be planted whole, adjoining it, 40
essential difference will be found 10 their
products.
A case was lately reported by the Berk-
shire Agricultural Society, from which it
would seem that an increase of about a
sixth of the whole amount of crop Of
potatoes may be obtained by nipping off
the blossoms as soon as they appear 90 the
stalks. OF the truth of this every culti-
vator may easily satisfy himself.
In regard to the use of gypsum, it will
probably be found that merely to immerse
the seed potatoes in brine, and then roll
them in gypsum, before planting. is the
most advantageous method of applying
this manure to the crop. The brine is
also serviceable 10 this case. as salt is a
valuable manure for potatoes. A little
gypsum may afterwards be sprinkled over
the hills TO advantage, while greater
quantity might prove injurious by causing
redundant growth Of stalks.
BY attention to these particulars, il is
believed that very essential benefits may
be derived in the culture Of potatoes.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY y. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rirers's City Tavern,
ELIzABETH-ToWN,N Nj.

Terms of PubIication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable half-yearly.
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
Advertisement not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week
A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions. and
Communications will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and punctualIy attended to.
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NEW NlllLLl N1RY.
Mrs. E. Day, (.trom Nero York,

Mrs. E. DAY, { from .Ne7O- York;
ND EspEcTFULLY informs her friends and
IL the public, that she has commenced
the above business at the place recently
occupied by WILLIAM STEVENS, adioin-
irg SHEPARD KoLLocK, Esq.'s, Broad
way, where she has for sale PLAIN &
FANCY WARE, in the above line, Of
the first quality and newest fashions. All
who favour her with their custom, she
Aatters herself, may depend on being ser.
we'd to their satisfaction, and on the most
reasonable terms.
Eliz. Town, April IL, 1920.
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Mrs. Browns
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
TAnIEC

SEIECT OCHUUL FUR IUUNU
LADIES',
TWILL recommence the LIST of May,
w after the Spring vacation. Mrs.
B. has the most approved Assistants for
Music, French and the Literary depart
ment She still continues to teach Paint
ing on velvet, 10 oil and water colors.-
Also. every description Of plain and or
namental Needle-work, in which is inclu
ded matchmaking and millinery. The
strictest attention will be paid to the man.
ners and morals of the pupils.
Stitesuille, Elisabeth. To,vn,
4pril "a, 1920.
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ApHoRrsMs.

A little wealth will suffice us to live
we'll, aud less to die happily.
A little wrong done to another is great
wrong done 10 ourselves.
A man must ask his wife's leave to
thrive.
A man had better be poisoned ia bis
blood than in bis principles.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-09
Pew for sale.

nNE Of the best situated in the Epis-
" copal Church. For terms, apply to
the Printers.
Feb. Goth, 1920.
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JOB I,MTnMR0

Are enabled to perform the different
kinds of Job Work. (more particularly
Handbills,) in better style than they
have heretofore been done 10 this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
j. e. E. SAN DERSON.
Eliz.Town, Aug. l3, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-05-09
PRINTING.

TyHE subscribers, having lately fur.
nished themselves with new sup
ply Of large and elegant
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

u kPRINTrD, with explanatory
y Notes and appendix, and for ! ls. ny tie
subscriber. sks ch ot he causes Of his sbdicaiiag
his resideacc in Ioroish, New Hampshire. fGs, IN
the spring OF 1916: and sgsin. afer second pur.
cnsse II tie same, inshe summer Of 1873
The r'gh, Of self defence il of the otmos, impor
tsnoc II Is deat 10 reputsuon, aud essential To
velr beng ", hin the bunls of equity il c.nno,
BE- Ultimately sitrd Where the n,aasnc Of equity
is sone, IKE the ocean beyond the snayi,y Of ,he
piSaetary system. liberty nse,f. indispensable TO
every species of prosperity. sound SO sacred
20 an NDsiicsn hear, Liberty itself degsnsra,es
INTO tamuaSpus iilentiouSnsss. the TAR isbric
of society, meiincs 10 dissouion.
W PAUL N. MUMFohD
Dec %. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
Fashionable Hats.

FORGE wAsroN has jus, received ffcn the
~ Nsaukstory Of Ives White. Nes-yoik
ceateaaens q sqgs Gne fashionable Hats .arrani
ed ef fhe 6eu qxahty and not 20 fade IN wearing
Mems Hats. wuh ,ssGe Bt,ms
-stso. low pri,et Nspt q castor Hats; Youths &
Childrens nsts, OF ever, description and price.
PAPER II NSINGS
handsome sssortmen, OF cheap anl elegant
Paper HaBgings, for rooms ana window curtains
just received and for sale as above
Newport Apr.i 20
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pyBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY

AN AC L making partial appropriation
for the military service OF the United
States for the year one thousand eight
hundred and twenty.
BE ii enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of The United States
Of Amerlea,'m CONGRESS- assembled, That
the following sums be. and are hereby,
appropriated TO the objects hereiu speci-
fed, TO wit
For subsistence Of the army of the u.
States. two hundred and twenty thousand
dollars.
For the national armories, fify-six
thousand dollars.
For arearages, on the settlement OF
outstanding claims, fifty thousand dollars
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the said sums be pald out Of any
money in the Treasury, not otherwise APP
propriated.
January ID, lS2o.-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

IA GOODS Just purchssed in Bcescs, wish,.sh
Auction and private sale. sone &C ne che. l,sSk
Goods ths, have been oAsred m Nsxpult. ssnco
he Peace.
IN PARTlcULAR;--
Blus, black aud brown sRoApeLo, rs and CAS-.
sInEsss Plains and Dcvonsh,r, T. seys.- aha
unable light blue, blown aud drab pc'isr C,oshs,
from 81 20 i6s Cd p<r yard ss,tnetts anS vas pat.
tcrns Rcse Blsrkcts f,em 8 IS 10 8 8 pei pair
Cassi nsre sbaw's iren, = 4, doi,.,s each black.
blue. brown. ms,ron olive dsb, orany alnl scstier
Bcmoazc' q. fiow 30 10 $50, pc, yard. bleak nd
dfab Bombaxeen best London prints 10, on, ~
per yard, elegant and,essd plaid caiicces to ary
lao per yard oomWon Cslicoss tfIm IL 10 d ia
handsome style Nmkn and Cso,or crapss Cor.
ton Yarn; worslsd ans sik Hose 90 nrie 6ng-
hams for oniy L. per yard and gong rapidly, VERY
cheap Linpens from 2s to g. pes Yard MdiA 'ot-
Tons ~ wide. tor only. Is British steam .uons
shir,ings, from % cents 10 es9 Engish long Cioth,
ong Lawns aid Linen Csmbrics linen. cotton snd
Russia hspsrs, more red and blue Ca,icces tw
only is per yard Furniture Chin for irc PEA yaidt
D,mi,ics aad Musinetts, for .s6 led green, yell
low md black F.snrsis sinehsss, Lntsuugs sd
sstsnetiss OF an oxcs iient good quality h-e psir.
dsnno, and black silk Hauokeichicis tsnly. do.
large handsome Wsshng,on ditto isr only ite.ehs
Cambsics from ls6 10 40 per yard, isconet. nuil
and csok MusLns, vssy cheap plain AID fancy 'e~o
ditto elegant scotch rsid. Of the bes, quality ard
aandsomest psucsns in Newport Esctory Chsx Zoe
Only 10 rer yards plaid Ginghsms Cor IL and -
sbceinTs 70, 10 white Amer Shoe ting sfos !x6i
shir,ings for 10 per yard English Chex e.. 2 8
per yard handsome spring tcp sk Umttsss fov
8 3 ~, green, mshogapy and HSare d vii Clo,hs
Give cords and twltd v~ivcss, Ladies' bns inseam'd
black beaver Gloves olive, drab. bsss beaver do.
Of The 6rs quality, whole bcxss ot Pins with
lot king glass 10, ony 81 each, scarlet Boubs zetS
froa q to 80 Rysr'd scarlet figured Fsnn.s
shsnbr'y Cotton for only 10 per yard. 8 inits-
ton sAswis for only $50 each. about one quarter
what they have bccu sou for gen ,emen's wors,ejs
cotton aod stk halt Bose mems stout wottttd
g,vyes, tor -. Chud,ep's nd srd green sock. Tor
lao Chez again for ID PEI. yard. e.eSsn. Msr"o
srimmiags elegant sea- lei Moreen Tor church
eush''lgs and Iiniasss hssdAGe tarnt ore Ribtors.
cassp .s3. ia ~ a...a.
D~ya Ma,is's B4Assars, No ~. Nigh Hole
BON. a---s,'.s
A cheap lot Of Straw BsHnsrs.
Aftw copies Of DR. Watts Palms and Iymnss
arranged by Mr. winchell
u Newport Jan 1880
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UNION HOTEL.


fgfarms rae hnbae in general u his Friends in
faricusar.
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col
James Ferry's, No. 100. Thames s-street, lately
improved by Mr. Dows as a Public House, and
which he proposes to accommodate Ladies aud
Gentlemcb who may DO him the honor to call Spon
h;p with the beet fare the market may afford No
exert'ons shall be wanting TO crafty and oblige -
fhe oesi OF Liquors will be ready at command, and
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided,
U% Few steady Borders (iadies aud gsntienen,)
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport Jusy 1
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DJWES1IC COT7ONy.
JOHN F TOWNSEND,

III IS just received 5000 yds OF .Lrnyn.
Il i and well b!cached shee,ing md shiriing Co. !.
tons of good quality, which he oRers FOR sale at
very reasonable prices.
He also, offers for sale q General Assortment Of
Eng ish, Frcach, India and American Goods. much
replenisbed from late Auction, which I've is selling
as cheap as any Of his neighbours.
Cotton warp and filing OF an excellent quality,
and of all numbers kept constantly Tor sale much
lower than usual
Newport, Dec. "a, 1870.
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New Stock OF
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

No 2 Charles street
Y EEPs constantly on hand quantity OF bes,
~ Live Geese aud Fowl feathers--snd Feather
5 i., from the lowest priced 70 the kst quality
(. fiso, on haud An sssoftmsni ~ Ma'tros.
ses OF all kinds. July 7. 1919
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Gid Stand ~
REPLEALSAED.
Ays this day oteniag,

a N elegant assnrtnicnt ot european
IA GOODS jus, purchased in Bcescs. wi,h..sh
a. Auction and private sale. soue &c 'hs Gle. pssk
Goods ths, have been oAsred m Nsspult, ssnco
he Peace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

-El-- |FlaLUsHO L e Tl1A II.
stiE suysdx.sf oles, for s.is, ,h,s Farm sitnAted
! IN Nldais,own. about one mile and halt from
the state-housr IN Newport Said Farm contains
bout 60 acres OF land with gre az quantity u excel
'ent fruit trees, Of all kindstogethci with the bud
ings thereon standing For other Information in
quire of ALANSON PECKHAM.
MdIletown, Feb. 10. Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

AN AZ supplementary I'D the act, en-
titled IAN act to regulate aud AK the
compensation of the Clerks in the di-
fsrent Offices" passed the twentieth
oil April, one thousand eight hundred
and eighteen.
BE At enacted By the Senate and House
o. .PebressgtafiOes Of The Uni,ed Stases
of Anlsrica in Congress assembled, That
The authority given in the eighth section
of the above reciIed act, TO the Secretary
ut tho Treasury, to employ nine addit-'
ional clerks in the Office OF the third Au-
ditor, and three addiuoual clerks in the
Office of the second Comptroller of the
Treasury, be, and the same is hereby,
continued, until the thirly-irst day of
December, one thousand eight hurdred
and twenty, and no loager; and that the
sum necessary to carr. into eject the
provisions of this act, be-, and the same
Is hereby, appropriated, and shall be paid
out any money in the Treasury, not 9th.
erwise appropriated.
JANUARY IA, 1920. Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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Nl)TlC

~ CAME into the incospre Of John r Thurs,on. Of
~ Hopkinton, on The 23d Of september inst four
saeep, marked with a square crop each ear and
. i.lfpenny before the right, and hale through
ne eft, with some rcddipg on the rgh side. TIL.
,wner is requested prove property. pay chsrges.
md take them zway Attest.
CHRISTOPHER G. LEWIS, Town Clerk.
Hopkinton, Oct. III, 1879 Cpl5
School B7oks D;anks cnd St1ioadry,
Fer .al;, at the Hst-S,ore OF
GEORGE WANTON.
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Adn,inistrator,s Mofiee.
NOTICE.

rs hereby given to AL persons indebted
u 10 the Estate of
that unless sotted on Of before the first dsy OF
March nest their Notes and Accounts viilbe pus
into the hssds Of an Attorney for collection.
SAMUEL wit trGaORNE,l
H<RRlEr MO0RE s~...,,...
WtLiJ<N cA9O0NE.
HENRY uODaE
NswPor, Bee. a, 1919.
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HAY.

HAY.
ROM 8 20 10 tons of Hay, 10 be delivered at the
= isi-nd Of Patience, when wansed--tor sale cheap
fsr cash. Apply to StNL q WHirEHOkNE.
f@ or HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Nov. ~
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Flour, Tea, Molasses, Sc.

Flour, Tea, MolasSes, Yc.
For Sale, Oh Gardner's wi,ali.
80 bbls. IRE h Alexsndr,s Fauc
90 hhds. Mem Crop Molasses, first quality,
$50 bbls ship Bread,
500 bushels X Corn,
100 quntals Grand Bank Goldfish,
100 nbls new Menhaden fsh,
200 fish bbIs, 50 kegs crackers.
20 gin cases, Honey in tierces and demi johns,
" T. Rum, by hhds. or barrels,
Connecticut Gin by the bbl.
Mess and prime Pork, Bacon snd Lard,
shovels. Spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes
ALSO-i constant supply o. Duponts Powder.
different grains and Patent cut Nails assorted
Apply to JOHN b LYON.
May rs, 1879
10 Boxes fresh Muscatel and bloosa
Rassins
30 boxes Hsvsps brown Sugars;
For safe, BY ARCH. MUNRO & Co.
hiso-Ten Shares in tho Ocean insnranee
emhany Apply 70 A. MUNRO& Co.
Dec ~.
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EL,R ,SALE,
DEW No.7A. in the Rev Mr. ELroN's Meeting.
= House.
.iss- Military Equipments. suitable for Aeid Of
dcer Apply 70 Nm JAMES IlLLEY.
z Newport, sept Q. 1879.
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shall issue to the legal representative Of
the said Philip Barbour, deceased, Ger
iihcate of the amount SO reported by the
said register and receiver: which certif-
cate shall be receivable in payment of any
debt which may have accrued, or shall
hereafter accrue. to the United States, on
the sale of any of the public lands (: Pro-
0idcd, however That, before the said
Commissioner of the General Land Of
flee shall issue the said legal representa-
live shah file in his office a written re-
lease, under his hand and seal, with all
the solemnities necessary to make il valid
and operative, whereby he shall release
to the United States all his claim to the
said fifteen hundred acres of land.
January Ia. 1920. Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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AN ACT In addition 10 the act max
ing appropriations for the support CT
the Navy sf the United States, for the
year one thousand eight hundled and
nineteen"
enaetedby the Senate and Honse
ief Representatives Of the Unitea States
.of.fmerica in Congress assembled. That
the following sums, In addition TO those
appropriated by the act TO which this is a
supplement, be, and the same are hereby,
appropriated:
For pay aud subsistence of TIC eficers,
,-and pay OF the seamen, two hundred and
seventy three thousan one hundred dol
lars.
For provisions, forty .one thousand four
hundred dollars.
For medicines, hospital stores, and ex-
penscs ON account of the sick, including
those of the marine corps, eight thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars.
For repairs of vessels, one hundred and
one thousand two hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, eleven thou
sand dollars.
For the salaries Of two agents, and
surveyor, appointed under the authority
fthe act of Congress Of the first March
one thousand eight bundled and seven.
teen, entitleds" An act making reserva.
.tion Of certain public lands to supply tim
ber ior naval purposes" and contingent
expenses for carrying the same into effect,
seven thousand five hundred dollars.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted.
That the several appropriations herein be-
fore made. shall be paid out of any mo.
aey in the Treasury, not otherwise ap-
iproprlated.
January ID, l82O.-Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for the relief of the legal rep
reseatative o! Philip Blrbour, deceased
BEit enacted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States
.sf Amcrica IN Congress assembled, That
the register OF the land Office and receiver
ofpubic moneys of the United States in
the state of Mississippi west of Pearl Ri
yer. be. and they are hereby, authorized
and directed, within twelve months af er
the passage of this act, to report to- the
Commissioner of the General Land Of
hce the value of fifteen hundred acres OF
land, situated on the river Mississippi, al
the mouth OF Big Black, commonly cal
led the Grand GuIph, patented in tht
year one thousand seven hundred and
seventy, by the government Of West
Florida, to Philip Barbour, deceased;
the said register and receiver having, in
making such estimate, due regard to
the tine when the said land, or amy part
oft, was sold by the government of the
United States: whcreuponth the said Com
missioner c. the General Land Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21
March a..

~ pursuance of decree Of the Superior copr, Of
CbanceTy directed by law TO be holden in the civ
"f Richmond. pronounced the Iath Jay OF march lsO7
and of an order of the Supreme CouIt OF Cbancsry
hn'dfn IN the tnvn af LynchbuTg made the znth d,y
Of October, 1879. between Robert Graham only snT.
vlving acting executor Of James LyIe decd piaiur
ans Nillisin loving aud John Loyins, executors of
william Loving who was administrator Of John Loving
decd the children heirs and representatives Of the
sald William Loving, deceased, deirnfanis-- he
"ld on the premise 1nesGag me ISfk dOv cf 5p,1E
Heif, on credit of twelve months. ih. ee certain
TRACTS or LAND, tying and heng IN The county of
Nelson, N"rmerly Amherst) The irst Containing one
hnn5red acres ~ patent To The John Lowing hear
lug date the 10th day 81 March the second tract
Containing 9s acres, by patent bearing dst- rh- I'D
day 1T sepe"ber i762tb- third tract containing four
hundred acres, by pa,en bearing date the I'd jaw of
June, l7G2-oT such par, thereof shall he Sufficient
10 sasf the balance due decree the purchaser
OF purchasers giving bond with sufficient srcurity for
the payment OF the purchase money besT interest
al TIE rate OF six per cent. per from The day
or sale until the payment, aud the lands to remain in
the hands OF the purchaser purchasers bonmd ami
SUBJECT ~ iutther security defau'l mare
In the payment Of The purchase aforesaid as set
iVrlh I'm The said decree The 10th o Nav 1907
JOHN HOLCOArF
Marshal oCfhe hyperion C.mrt 81 C&aBcerv
for The district y Lgsch6Krs
'"'S" 81 1875
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only on each side Of the Question. The AZ
lorney Gem raj of the u. Swas instruct
ii a,ih permitted 10 appear on behalf OF
The INSTITUTION In ia is q gigantic en-
sme thus constituted. adopted 10 The ge-
mus at republican governments 3 j. II
iiirndiy ,othe dui alton OF our republican
institutions p l. il calculate 20 supoori
'hr Ebtr'irS OF our coun,tynen Is Il
a0' rather adapted 10 corrupt The n,an.
nrrs al 10" prog!r. and ,o cn'arse The
iutiucncc of iht government!