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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

Wanted Immediately,
A n Apprentice to the ,'rintin g bu.
"a sincss, aged f-om 16 to ~ years
Of industrious habits and respectable
connexions.
APPLY At THIS OFFICE,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

Price one dollar and fly cent
VIII Gu has proved, by thousands wlhaye
experienced its beneficial effects, toe the
most valuable medicine ever offered to pub.
C :. for the cure Of coughs, colds, consption,
the whoopins cough, asthma, pain in tspresst
cramP, and wind in the stomach, hetacbe
loss of appetite, indigestion, etc.
For the Dysen.sEy or LAX, Cholera Drbns,
severe gripings, aud other diseases ofe bow.
els, and the sumToer complaint in chren, il
has proved o certain remedy, and resed to
perfect health from The greatest debiy.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary ciplsints
or disorder Of the Breast and Lungeyen in
the most advanced state, will find mediate
relief. Common Coughs and Colds, hich are
in general occasioDed by Observation-Disclosures.
ton, will be found to yield to its bern influ-
ence in few hours.
In Asibmatic or Consumptive cplaints,
Hoarseness, Wheezings. Shortness Bresth,
and the Hopping Cough, it will give mediate
relief,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
Little Rive Turnpike
COMPANY.

FHsHE Stockholders in this institu
Il ton, will bod their annual meet
ing at Cagseti's fotel, in the town .
Alexaudris, on " ednesday, the 81
day of January, B22, at which NEE.
ing an election viii take place for
President, four Directors, and Tre-
surer:. On the blowing day the g.
perintendants Ofthe road and cole
tors of toll, at Ill the gates, will .
appointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, TTeasuri.
Dee. 15-tdn.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
SALE OF THE GLEBE.

Office is. hereby given that the
IN GLEBE LAND of the Parish Of
Frederick having become vacant by the
death Of the incumbent, the Rev. Alex.
Balmain, the same will be sold by the
Overseers Of the Poor of The COUNTY of
Frederick and CORPORATION of Winches-
ter, or majority of them, on Tuesdpy
the 8h day Of January meet. upon he
prelnises, 10 The highest bidder. on n
credn Of ~ months ; the purchaser 10
give b"nd with good security for the a
non nj of the purchase money. pavabIe
IN twelve months TO the said Oyerseers
or their SUCCESSORS.
'GAN, =. The said Glehe consists
IIsll;r sssg3 Hfa TRACT costain.
ssissssszs s sSSsas0lMa ing about 456 ACRES
~ ASjasa of excellent Land, in
The most fertile part of the County of
Frederick, lying near the river Sben-
andoah, and adjoining the Lands Of
David Csstlenan, Chsles Mccormick,
James Hurst, George II. Norris AMI o.
thels.
BY order Of the board Of Overseers;
Nu,V. ~ tds. LEML. BENT CIk.
The Editors Of The Msrtinsburg.
Char!estown and Shepberdstown pa.
peTs, will please insert The above adj
vertisment in their respective papers,
until the day of sale, and send their
accounts to this office for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Which are celebrated for the cure Of rst
disorders to With the human body is lie,
prepared only b. the sole proprietor,
L. w. DYOTT. M. Z.
Grandson Of Me late celebrated DR.. %.
bertson. Of Edinburgh,
And Tor sale in Philadelphia, only, at ,heo-
prietos's wholesale and retail drug d
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast corner of Second 4 Race. stgt5,
And, by retail, of his Agents throughothe
United States.
DIR, ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEAL IN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

The said G!rhe consists
Hfa TRACT co3tain.
ing about f56 ACRES
of excellent Land ;r
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-05

60
i The vegetable Nervous cordial is a,,o
great Antiscorbutc Medicine, and isof infinita
service for purifying the blood and curing
those foul disorders of the skin which COM
monty appear 10 the form of scuryy. surfeit.
| red blotches, carbuncles. ulcers etc. etc
dose OF DR.. Dyott's Ambitions Pills, tslnuoxe
occasionally with this medicine, proves q
Pitional service in the last mentioned q ~
DR.. ROBERTSON,a ~ -
CELEBRATED GOVT AND p
safe and effeotHal cure for -
iism, lumbago, stone and grasl
weakness of joints, spraius, s.
kinds OF green wounds, the cha
head, face and body, stiffness in d =
DR. 5.'i DYoTTs =
PATENT ITCH OlNTMl
For plessantuess, safety, exped
and certainty is infinitely superior To
medicine for the cure of that most
BILE ana tormenting disorder, the Itch =
Price SO cents per Dor. e'g51
DIR. SON'a
PATENT STOMACH RITZ
Price one dollar. .6I
Which are celebrated for strena =,
weak stomachs. increasing the appetif
Certain preventative and cure for the feV
ague, etc.
For the fever and ague, malaly so pr
lent throughout the southern states, and af!1
hIcting to families residing in all low countries
redundant with marshes, lakes, stagnatcd
pools, rivers, these celebrated and uni, ersallv
esteemed Bitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for the relief and cure Of
the most obstinate oppressor of the human
frame numerous instances OF their efficacy
have been testified, after the barks and yar;on.
oXtOlteC pfip-,o 60
successful to the admiration of those who
experienced and witnessed the happy effects.
DIR. RORERTSON'S
INFALLlBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES.
medicine universally esteemed for desroy-
ing every species of worms-price so cents
Symptoms.-The common SYMPTOMS of the.
worms are paleness of the Countensnce, at
Nther tunes flushing of the face, itching OF tie
'ose ana sbont the seat. stsrmg and grinding.
OF the teeth in sleep, swelling oil the upper lip,
The appetite sometimes bad, at other times
voraclous; iooseness, dsagreeable breath, q
hard swelled belly. graf thirst, tho urine
trothy and sometimes of wbitish color.
SrlPlng OF cholic pains, an involuntary dis.
charge OF saliva, especially when asleep tire.
quent pains an the sides, with dry cough,
ana unequal pulse; paipnstions of the heart
sswoonings' cold sweats, palsy, epileptic fits,.
Though numberess medicines are extolled
for exPeing and killing worms none are equal
IN efficacy to DIR. Robertson's Uc,n Destroy-
ing Lozenses5 they are mild in their operation
and may be gwen the youngest infant With
safety.
CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER,
Price 50 ccnts.
sovereign remedy for ali disorders ofthe
eyes, whether arising from cold, inflammation,
weakness sc.
DIR. DYOTT's
., ANTl'BiLIOUs PILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
NIARSHAL'S SALE.

TNpER decree OF the Superior Court OF Odncery for
~ the Richmond district therein
depending on the 10Th day OF January 1890
Gordon and James Curre, administrators Of James Curre
deceased and Henry Banks and others, defendants
~ Banks plaintiff, against Robert Gordon Others
endan SHALL Thursday the f7th day Of JANUARY
twelve o'clock, at the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
city OF richmond expose To sale at public auction the
highest bidder for cash, the following
land or SO much thereof may be sufficient satisfy said
decree, to wit:
$40 All on Hughes river in the county OF Monon-
2oe0 gala
$50 All on Sand fork of Little Kenhawa, in the
geo county Of Mcnongaa
200 acres in Harrison county, the left fork of the
west fork Of Little kenhawa
25I acres on Pedlars run in Harrison county
oO acres on simpsons creek and Pedlar in Harrison
10 acres on the OF Booths creek in Harrison
% acres on the waters of Lost in Harrison
LOT acres ON the waters OF Otter creek in Harrison
% acres ON the waters Of Simpsons creek i'm Harrison
~ acres OH the waters of Pcdlar's Harrison
2S acres on the wnte-s Of Lost in Harrison
o8I acres on the waters of Simpsons
in the county Of Harrison
450 acres the middle branch Of the left hand fork of
Simpsons creek, in Harrison
o9I acres on " rkcys Its with Tyrcr
Valley river, in Harrison
- acres on Shclbys run in Harrison
Suo acres ON waters OF Berrys branch SIMPSONS
creeA in Harrison
u acres OH Pelar drain Of Simpsons creek the
county OF Harrison
so acres on Bcrry and Jerys rum both waters OF
100. simpsons creek, in Harrison
iSUO acres in Harrison the left hand fork Mile
creek,a branch of the west fork of Monopgalia
0 acres on the waters OF Tiger Valley river in Harrison
1870 the ryger Valley
S2S5 acres on Booths creek in Harrison
oou acres on the usieas fork oBpo,h creek Harrison
1861 acres on Simpsons creek in Harrison
Making in the whole 423i8
j. GUERRANT, NJ S. c. c. r. ID.
lAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
STOP THE RUNAWAY

" UNAWAf from the subscriber, about the of No.
Svenber last, bright mulatto Man. named ENOCH, n
bont % years of He is of NOT very so
made is uncommonly bright and reckied, with very
straight hair his teeth decayed much and
when surprised speaks with great difficulty he is good
weaver and toerable blacksmith lie worked year
with John tuse in Lynchburg and apprehendcd In
Lynchhrg on the Odd u and escaped the av and has
probably returned 10 Lynchburg He Ind when appre
hendcd plaid cloak and light mixed homespun coat &c
1t probable he eneavor pass free man land
procure free pass and make his way to Richmond in
some boat Any person experimenting the said Negro
delivering him to me in Danyille, Psyvania county Va
or conne him iii jail so that get him again. he lbe
rally rewarded SAM,I STOSE
Danyille, January s. 7SL,uX *,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08

y y. y =. '.en & Co.. street,)
~ - - UIi-I informs the public and the Members
OF t6e Legislature that he has made up good
ment 81 blank BOOKS, of most sizes and descriptions
which win be sod on The very lowest tcrms-among which
eedgers, journals day, cash. bill invoice, current
ei.er anu receipt books also RECORDS, such order
VIII and deed hooks rule and dockets Fee memo
andun anu rocket books-checks and negotiable
eani or IN shee'-biils OF exchange-faintned letter and
'Oiic post paper.
bb.',t-BNiD1NG of all kinds executed with neatness
and durability the shortest notice Inferior TO none in hi.
3r any other slate Having extensive complete
oiroih establishment, provided with best MA
ieris which can be found in this country and being him
sen workman he hopes and trusts he will with that
prices deserve. w
for ruling particular blank books for counting
houses ana public Offices with pleasure taken on appli-
caon either in The city or Manchester and IL rcaired re-
urned executed to the same SPOT -
December 20. IN S.,.,o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
SELECT SEMINARY

VIE school of the subscriber late PRINCIPAL OF the Dremo
SEMINARY. agreeaby TO former advertisement, will
oeopened on the tin day ofJanuaTy next spacious
suitable room OF the buildings Immediately opposite the
New City Hall His will embrace the Greek Latin
anu Engsh languages mathematics, history geography,
mythology and arithmetic Gentlemen wishing 10 make
enquiries respecting his character and talents referred
70 GENERAL j. H. Cocke Richard Anderson Merit NJ. Rob-
inson, Peyon Randolph, and John Robertson Esaurcs
lie viii be found at MrJohDsobs boarding house Cary
street, where gentlemen his documents. As
the number of students limited Co carly an
pcation will be desirable. =
Termsthrty dollars per session of five months payabe
in advance. WILLIAM RiTRKF
December 90 e7-2a,ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

II ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in oydton, Neck
~ lenburg county Va. negro man by the Of NED
80 or 10 Ofaee carpenter by trade brown complex
ion and good counenance had when he sbconded dark
homepun coat and oznaburgs trowSers, has remarkable
scar on the thick part Of the thumb of his left hand Occao-
Ell by The cut Ofa broad and small Of his
eyes Ned raised Winchester, Va and may posi-
bly, attempt 20 get back there for have good
believe he carried 90 Richmond by negro waggoHcr
from the ncghbnshood aud may stay IN ncigbborhood
Of the city time will give 80 dollars reward f he j.
taken IN the and secured In Jail that ret him
again, and fifty dollars IL taken out Of the state.
October so 5o-|wi2ef THOMAS NEAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ Friday the 18th day o January next will be let TO the
~ lowest bidder, At Halifax Courthouse
me BWtdtng Of q jail for sGfd County,
two stories high thirty feet square ailor house with
two rooms two stories bigthe whole built with tim
her and iron materials.
house, who has plan Of said buildings The lob will Ger
ny I've et on ih7t day. the a Of said county been
uesttoyed 10y ifc THE COMMISSIONERS.
OtfeniOsf To- 65-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
TRUST SALE,

PURSUANT toa deed Of the subscriber
and Thomas Is. Conway, by Samuel Brooks, dated I'd
April 1916 and recorded in the Hastings Court City OF
Richmond for the purpose of securing the payment of
tain sums of money therein ntione William Mann
shall proceed sell public auction, Monday the 2Is
day % january merit the premises between the hours of
ten o'clock a. NJ and two O'Clock p NJ. for ready money
the property conveyed in said decd, that say lot
OF ground lying in the city of Richmon containing 50
upon the street commonly called the street.
tween and NJ streets, being part lot numbered
in coutss Addition to the city OF Richmond.
JOHN DREWRY,
December 16 6S-wtds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
FEMALE EDUCATION-

MISS D0GGS will continue school for the instruction
NA OF young ladies the ensuing year. residence of
the subscriber in the county OF Louisa The pupils will
limited to sixteen in number will instructed read
ing writing, arithmetic English grammar, geography
WIN ihe use OF the globes The school will commence on
the 18th OF January, and terminate the 18th Of December
with vacation OF one month in the The price OF
ooarn anu tuition (he Young ladies finding their
clothing and towes) will be < 100 one-haf PAYABLE i'm all.
vance, FItEDERTck EApsIc
young ladies. :. N
q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08

virtue Of dee,. of executed by U John Adams
ana Margaret his wife. 10 the subscriber John r.
Jones who is since dea bearing fhc 9th ay of No
vember and of record in the clerks office of The coun
court OF oochiand to secure the payment of given
on that day by the said John Adams and endorsed by sam
uei IT, Adams and Zaciaria Brooks by request o Mon
cure Robinson Pleasnts the assignees of said Brooks
VIII be sold by the subscriber in front of Eagle Hotel in
the city OF Richmond Tsdaythe ait day month
nj IL O'Clock, for ready money, equal and undivided
moiey OF all the DOVER COAL WORKS in the county OF
Goochland, being the which bcuea,hed by Col
chard Adams, the elder his three with a
ue privileges and appurtehances thereto attached
wise belonging j. H. EIISTACE
January !. 7I-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
COAL MINIS SEMINARY-

fIIIIE public respectfully informed that the subscriber
proposes to reconmcnce the duties Of superintendent
IN academy near The Coal Mines in the county of es-
terfed the 10Th Of January where will be Taught the
branches as heretofore, viz orthoeraphy reading writing
grammar arithmetic, geography, with the Of the maps
aud globes the elements of the mathematics comprsno
geometry trgonometry and surveying also the principles
OF astronomy, including the deneation lunar
ecpses transits, &c together with the Latin language
Ihe terms ot tuition will be twenty dollars for the
English branches thirty dollars for the Latin and
the higher branches Of the mathematics.
Dix eght students can be admitted and board obtained
upon reasonable terms, convenient 10 the school.
The subscriber will also entertain boarders &c ap-
plication be made by the ist Of january
j. STARR.
The subscriber is in possession OF testimonials which he
presumes viii prove satisfactory those Tho may he dis
Rev. Bishop Moore
December II. 63-2awet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08

f(f virtue OF the last will and testament Of John Price
- deceased late OF Henrco county, will be sold,
Pa day January inst the premises, the highest
bidder the Tract OF Land whereof said Price died
containing about six hundred This land lies about
four or 1--WE miles from the city Of Richmon and is well
worth the attention of farmers credit OF twelve and
eighteen months will he given the purchaser give bonds
with approved security and deed in the land
secure the payment of the purchase Such title only
Will be conveyed as is vested in the the will
but the title is believed to be unguestionable.
REUBEN TANkERSLEY, ID. S.
For
VIM. MAYO, Sheriff OF Henrco county.
L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

ANAW Ai from the subscriber in Person county, N G.
PANIED SAM but who will probably assume some OF her naIc
nc is ahont feet or 10 inches high and 81 % years OF
age lie can play little the fife flute and took with
him German flute belonging F.Walton lie an uncon-
monty white muiito has fair hair and down look his
eve-tds hang full his which appear much
swelcd and inclined to be rcd Ills clothing IS homespun
light mixed cloth; his wacoat white pantaloons very
NJ me ancle coat stolen from negro his hat black
with small brim about half his shoes coarse heavy
s'chdowns lie spare built and very active by trade
hatler, and can make good fur wool hat. He will
doubtless attempt TO free and employ
men in haites shop No doubt he will try 10 get to
Philadelphia The above reward will be paid for delivering
him TO me, combining him in any ail nhe United Staes
so that get him again. Any information about the fellow
VIII be Thankfully received. s. COCHRAS.
III certain VIM. H. Duel, also halter by trade left this
neighborhood about the time and believed they
VIII attempt travel together Bue about or SO years
oil age about feet or in hg dark complexion slow of
speech drinks spirits freely and badly dressed
TOOK with him old, poor, bay horse, with and
back January 8. 75S,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08

I virtue Of deed Of trust executed bv James Jenks 10
- u mel Wade, sen. and William Saunders the 9Th
day Of May lS8 and duly recorded in the county Of Gooc
land Tor the purpose OF securing te payment Of certain
sums Of money therein mentioned will be sold the 2th
gay Snnuay nert, " fair il not the neAt fair day.
the premises 10 the highest bidder for ready
perry conveyed by The said deed trust consisting ola tract
m and lying ~ said county Of 6oochland adjoining the
ands ot John Bass, Mary Vaughan, Richard McCau
DINERS containing eighteen acres with and gris mill
ereo This sale will lie made for the purpose Of raising
the balance Of the Of money intended TO be secured
by the said deed, and mentioned therein.
DANIEL WADE, Sen. 1r.
WILLIAM SAUNDERS, F"s''es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
STANZAS

On isary that the iGte Lafy us artificial fo,rers
aired IN her haito ti last the severity her ne, pre-
ciadiay chang Of dress.
oh take those from her hair
That such a cruel brightness wear;
Their trightfu beauty shocks now,
While pain contracts her pald brow.
Had they been Guild from Natures breast,
In all their dewy sweetness drest
Like hcr--we should have them fade,
Like her--wan, dropping, and decay'j.
But thesc-thc glarng gifts Of ART,
No touch OF sympathy impart,
Wearing fxd--triumphnnt glow,
In mockery OF our bitter wo iNe,r bfonthlr nfag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08

arrived az Utica the 2Otb, ard eft that place on
the 18th Oct While was there the canal IN use no
iaTter thar was The last Seasons namely fron Monteza-
ma 10 utica distance Of % es. Since NV return how
ever the naygaop has been extended from Utics 20 the
loot OF the Little Falls distance Of q miles max
Ing the whole distance Of boaale
tezuma 10 miles How iar the will be poured into
the canal wcstward NOntezuga this ssasln am uni1-
formed The canal 10 feet ith On lis surface bat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
ALVAN BELTS.

BUUhSELLER 3 ST.9JTONER
"a lew doors below the Bell Tavern, Wain-strcetA
Ehf respectfully informs his friends and the pubic
that he has recently received large additional supple.
ov the cIleren arrivals from New York " hch added *
his STOCK on hand comprises probably best collection 90
ySua ,, publications ever offered for sale in Virginia
t,i ' uhs novels &c an excellent supply of School
Books Stationary articles Blank Books NC
The whole OF which he is disposed sell on the very hest
Terms for cash or acceptances.
December 20. IN -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
MIR. HENRY GRIYEGNEE-

'shh hoiice that shall proceed, under Commission
district to take the dispositions sundry Witnesses
~ certain case wherein plaintiff and YOU are decn
dan at dwelling house. 1T Liegc in the k;ngIom of lie
berand on the cd day Of April 1922 between the hours
y. W. and " Nj and IL from any the said deposit
tions othem should not he taken AT the time abov
heclhed 1t win be regularly adjourned such time and
as snh ne requisite until the object of the said COM
mission shall have been accomplished.
Richmond, December IS, 1921 s11
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08

TRUST SALE OF LAND s. NEGROES.
PURSUANT To deed Of bearing date the 18th iay of
August 1921, and duly recorded clerks Office OF
me county court of Essex which deed by Col John
Dangerfeld to the subscriber and Tho
on the thd Monday IN January (eing Essex
proceed TO sell To the highest bidder cash. the
door OF the Farmers Hotel in the Tappahapnock
thatvey valuable tract of land in the Of Essex on
me river known and called by the name OF
sally and her tour children Edmund Martha Harriet and
young chd-hary and her three children, Nelly Moses
childCbarot,e and her children Layinja & Horace
Patty woinnn-iienry, Nelson, Tom, Andrew john
or as much of the said land and said
as will satisfy the purposes OF the said deed Such title only
vested in the subscriber will made TO the
GUSTAVUS A. JONES' trustee.
Urbannn c.,Jher O. a tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08


HAVING determined the SOUTH shall dis
l. pose of the tract of land which live i'm Caroline
county, reasonable The lies within about
three miles of Bowling Green, and contains
cent surveyneary all fiat land, quality equal 10 any
on the riverAbou 80 so of the low grounds
on the river side of which bank has lately been thrown
up TO secure IL from inundation. No in this
part OF the country, combines Neutrality-suspicious.
however disposed to purchase, will view Judge them
selves sale is made in time, privilege will the
purchaser TO seed wheat this fall not subscriber will
sow the ground prepared and sell il with the land.
Possession will be given first of January next perhaps
sooner u required ALLEN APPERSON.
Oct. AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-08
'FRIIST SAT,E

f virtue OF deed of executed by William Shnnks,
deceased and confomably its provisions will he sold
on tc premises for cash. Saturday the 26fh Instant
nuchoi tract of land which the Sbans resided
the county OF Nansemond, containing acres
called Mount Pleasant will be sufficient pay balance
due ON the purchase Of the land With interest thereon
me trustee will convey other title than with which
he is invested by the deed.
ROBERT LIVELY, Trustee