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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
GENERAL MEETENG.

General meeting of the Democratic Republican and
dependent voters Of Kent county, held at the house o.
g llairis in Dover, on the 9th Sept. 1928, Abraham
Ehec WIS appointed chairman, and sobt o. Pennewiil,
FleiaY, On motion
5ar@ That Tie county committee report their pro
Esdnoi g this meeting.
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Conformity with notice given ON the 99th uit. ny INC
'Enan q the joint committee Of the Democratic and
epemet parties, the said committee rcassembcd q
Il NOISE Of A. Harris in Dover, on the 6lh list., a
Il NE having been continued chairman aud j. g. Max
\ !, appointed Secretary. On motion,
E@a1td That John Wallace be and is hereby recon
iad 70 The support 4 our several parties as prope
ae nr senator forthe next three years That sam
free be chosen as candidate to supply the place
ld Hall, Esq, and mat James r Morris till the place
wv ticket vacated by the resignation ofN. Clarke
ersatrd, That this committee adjourn and report 7
scieia meeting.
A. PIERCE, Chairman,
| g MAXWELL, Secretary
fuicn.-R e2slrcd, hat this meeting unanmousi
/ Guy y tlc proceedings Of their committee
1aaed that the above proceedings be Published ~ 'l'
tHcan Watclnnan. A. PIERCE, Chairman
~'hr o. PEsNrwILL, Sec'ry.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
Democratic Meeting.

usa adopmcd meeting of the Democratic Republicans
FEe county, held at Dover on Tuesday the 12th Of Att
Andrew Galley was appointed chaIrman and Robert
peancNll, secretary. The meeting being organized.
|lbe committee appointed for the formation OF county
XII reported the following
saut~g --George Walker, John Wallace, in lieu Of w
|sasa.ad7es Presley spruance, j Nehemiah Clarke
..5a Galley, las. Il. Macomb, Robert Young, William
rii William Johnson
lT toa4 Conm's8ioners-W William Harrington, job
Emlth Muir. hundred, Matthew Fleming, Mis-. hundred
wacteupon the following resolution was unanimously
pel.--
&p'.l That the foregoing ticket be recommended ts
Ng9n Of the Democratic and " independent Voters
.hS county al the cnstting general election.
ANDREW GALLEY, Chairman
R0BT. 0. PENNEWlLL, Secretaiy.
Dover, aug u, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

Pyroiigneous .acia.--The New-York Statesman
informs that the virtues of this chemical prepara-
lion in preventing putreaction and preserving ami
NAL substances have been sufficiently tried and found
Extensively useful. Meats cured by its antiseptc
qualities may be kept for any length Of time BY
some experiments which have recently been made
lit appears tina; this acid may be used to great advan
Itage in embalming and preserving the dead.-The
body Of Mr.. 30 ardman, senator in Congress from
the state Of Connecticut, who died suddenly in Ohio
has lately been brought home in this acid at warm
season of the year, without the slightest appear
ancc Of putretaction or any change in the fea
lures. We conversed with The physician who SUI
perintended the process of embalming and the
transportation of the body, and who assured US o
the above mentioned fact In his opinion the pyro
Iligneous acid will more than surpass the Egyptian
ait in preserving the dead. 1t will also be Of grea
use in anatomical preparations
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
Dover, Aug y, 1925.

# large and respectable meeting Of The Democratic
t1n If Appoquinminct funded, assembled at the
D. ldcr lIukill on Saturday the 30th day Of August
ltn 4 N;,udane was appointed Chairman, and William
El, Secretary.
lae following persons were appointed a. committee Of
4&fce for The Hundred and General Elections Alex
bier Crawford, r. NJ llmtham, James Crawford, Joseph
fs&io,d james May, James Hanson, Thomas Donnho
4, N@lfsinc, Doct. A, Naudaine, d. Newell, William
|@lcgrit, q. Natdaine, VIM. Weldon al. ]. Naudalne
aham Stats, T Roberts, John Eliason, Geo Cornelius
|ms Chambers. Il. Naudane, Z. Naudalne, Sd A. )
aae, Josiah rayor Cornelius Eiason, &. Stevenson
MAInphcy SIMON Sweetman, S. Sweetnan, jr. Sam'i
nsiohg Eli saats, and Il. Naudain 4h Resolved tia
poceedngs be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
published IN the Waterman.
JOHN A. NAUDAINE, Chairman.
WnLAN liuEtLI, Sec,etay.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
JOB PRINTING
DONE Az THE
w q d 5LlsHztEEl'yEft sEAN OF d E9e
POLYPUS IN THE NOSE.

Cure for Polypus in .the nose, by the appica-
ton Of which a Lady in Philadelphia was cured af-
ter having suffered by the complaint for sixteen
years.
Blood Root, and Blood Wort dried and pulveri-
zed--of each one tea spoon full, mixed thorough.
ly with one half tea spoon full of pulNerized alum
If the complaint is recent and not severe, one fourth
Of tea spoon full may suffice this mixture is to
be taken as snuff, four pinches per day.
PouLs0n'S dine. u. .ddr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
FELO DE Sc

That part Of the law Of England which doomed
the remains Of the offender to the cross road the
stake and the mallet, is repealed 1.-The person COM
hitting feo de Sc is allowed to be uttered in the
church yard, SC in the same manner as though the
person had not committed The crime but the act for
bids the performing any Of the rites Of Christian
burial at the inerment Of the remains and directs
that the burial shall take place between and IL
O'Clock at night and within "a hours after the find,
ing Of the inquisition.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
IlINIDENll.

sVE acslentand Managers ofthe Ne,scass md French
II tfA T0nhse have declared Dividend IT me rate q
y per ceu p5r annum for tile last six months, upon the
a stock Of the company; winch will be PAID by Inc
as0rer 10 the stockholders or their legal iepresents.
sat any time after the 25th in;tan.
seweastle, nel. Scp-2 JAMES COPPER, Ireasr.
1ehher Is, 1928 7o-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
Road Stock for Sale.

W E s0ED At Public Sale, on Saturday the 9th inst
/, q ianhons Inn, at 3 O'Clock, T. NJ.
shares Wilmington Turnpike,
do. Wilmington and kennett, do.
- ii. NAFF, Auct
scpt, Is, 1895. 75-1,p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
YMN DOLLARS REWARD.

/ 'RAY MARE. straycd away from The pasture oflohr
.,c, in Hrandywne hundred, (1el) on the nsht, OF
W. qlt. daI brown Mare, years Old last April
h f@Minhcr ioreheal---a lang switch tailand has u
= ,ie srug halt in her hndlcgs. The above reward
W reasonable charges, viii be paid 10 any person wh'
" return said mare the subscriber, living in Darby
AAaFe county, Pennsy Nania.
S.nt. 3. 1879. 12-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

The valuable library Of David Baiiiie Warden
Esq, formerly American Consul al Paris, has been
lately purchased and presented to Harvard Univer-
sitv, by Mr.. Samuel.A. Elliot, OF Boston. II has
safely arrived, and consists Of about 1900 volumes,
chiefly on American History, and collection OF
500 choice maps, illustrative OF the same.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

YERMoNT.-The General Election has just Ia
ken place in this State. CoRNEIIus 7. VAN
Mess is elected Governor, AARON LELAND, Lieu
tenant Governor, and BENJAMIN SWAN, Treasurer
by the general suffrages Of the People
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
CONDITIONS OF THE wATcHMAN.

rbo ncc is foe oErs year those who do not either
h er subscriptions in advance, or before the first of
~ Dsreaber and fur Dollars to those who do ;-at or
~ which time, ia subscriber wishes to Decline he
nctfy the editor of his intention compliance
sbesc conditions to be considered new engagement
X months, and no paper will be discontinued without
Eminent Of them except at the option Of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
irortsements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
Inn three months four times FOR dollar, and TWEEN
% for every subsequent insertion, longer ones in pro-
5n, Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Ionr their advertisements TO be inserted, they
XIII continued I'LL forbid. Letters to the Editor, to in.
N. attention must be post paid.
advertising by The year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

jerome BonaParte has bought his brother Lucien $
palace at Rome, for 10000 Roman crowns--and
IS furnishing ii in the richest manner Napoleon
mother continues to enjoy good health,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

.uerico-The new Congress is 10 meet on Inc
A. Of October next, to fix the form OF government
letter from Mexico says, there is very little doubt
but that it will be federaliye republics many oil TIT
provinces having declared for such form govern
ment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
DAVID UAZZARD, ESQ.

Candidate for GOVERNOR at the next General cleo
b. By oria IF the Mrcaiag.
ISAAC DAVIS, Chairman.
Ntes,,--Etns NAunArN, Secretary.
loser, August 9th, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19
1dUertl8inS 6y he year.
,ecribers. To n.Subscribers
Subscribers.

I meeting At Dover the 9th August, 1923, Of the
Concrces appointed in the several counties Of this
e on The part Of the Democratic Republicans, and In
cnlen Voters 10 nominate candidate for Governor at
neu general election
E,4c Dsvl5 was appointed Chairman, and
fnAs NAunMN, Secretary.
y ~ nnnnimn,slu TINT Ills 1neetinr recommend
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

A Patent has been obtained by Mr.. Robson prin-
ter ard stationcr in London, for new method OF Sc
curing commercial correspondence against fraud
ulen practices OH bankers checks bills of exchange
sc by introducing lines or other devices, drawn or
printed by vegetable colors, upon one Of both SIDES
ofthe paper. Ii is well known that vegetable CO.
Tors are easily changed by various chemical agents,
and it is scarcely possible that the ink could be
frauduenty removed by any means whatever with
ourIthe intended deception being prevented BY this
ingenious eSpedient.
The Liverpool Advertiser mentions singular IN
cident which occurred in that city. A person walk
ing along the Old Hay market, saw window in the
upper story Of the house Of Messrs Steele &
Clough ironmongers, suddenly fail out as II lmPe!
led by pressure from above. lie Immediately
went into the shop and informed the attendants Of
this circumstance, and they Of course instantly ran
out 10 observe what had happened. They hac
scarcely got out into the street. when the house Tel
in with dreadful crash, TO the very foundation
leaving not wall standing! The alarm sooppoT
timely given happily saved the lives oil all who were
in the House, but great quantity OF valuable goods
were buried in the rubbish.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

statement of the quantity Of porter brewed in
london by the eleven first houses, from the 9Th Ju!y
1922 TO the 5lh July, 1928
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-19

10 purify Gy-blo'cn meat.--It has been success
fully proved, by many experiments, that meat en-
tircly ny blown has been sufficiently purified to
make good broth and had not diaagreeable taste by
being previously put in to vessel containing Ger
tain quantity o! beer. The liquor will become
tainted and have putrd smell. ~. r. Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
ITALY, A roEM-DY S. ROGERS.

MIR Samuel Rogers has published new Poem, entitled
ha'ys Those whoare acquainted only with 'rhe Pleas
nres Of Memory work which least feeble as il
elegant viii feel no less surprise than admiration at
p-rvadp the just published For Ourselves Ne wer
prepared for this high strain" noble
The ruins OF Pu'>tum, which appended his little
poem on Human life printed years ago Mr. Rogers
,everSes the usaa.order Of poeiica progress The pue
sne"N "hent aud Incorrect in his youth, au loses his
IRE as he grows older; Mr. Rogers his poems
crease of fire. without losing CORRECTNESS, or grace and
e last mas abundanty more feryor, vgor,
IS DISTINGUISHED for harmonious RHYTHM, and the
efge Tor more graceful facility, well a
snd a. much Of Italy Vet remains unsung we re induced
rom th sP emeu' he has given of his skill the ecrip-
ar, IA Rome and Of nature in Naples, may Yet recon
nended TO the English reader in worthy the
$50 we nave NOT room Coz long Guotaon but sub
.oLn one passage taken at random. London pcpsr
Am in Ialy! Is this the Mincius,
ave those the ancient turrts of Verona,
snh Sbal sup where juliet a, the masIue
S'S, her ios'd Montague, and now sleeps by him
q hq no MOT Msn,n nnse.P@ Ss ~ the roadside
surprise, and douh~, and selt-cougratulntion.
Italy, how beautiful thou nrt
YET could weep--or thou art living. Mas,
Low IN The dust aud they who come admire thee
rs we admire the beautiful IN death.
Would W ss L aansf s GIN! The gin Of Beauty
W., INSPIRING awe 10 those who now ensave thee.
twice shoue amongst the nations OF the world
~ a. , 'ne sun shines among the lesser lights
they Who taI g bind the ee e hSe Ga n come
VINO, like the eagle covering DER his prey
watch with quick eve and strike and stI-ike ap,in
~ but a sinew vibrate shall confess
Their wisdom folly. Even now the flame
bursts forth where once II burnt So eIori.usiv
mnh, dying, left splendour lii q the tIav
mat IKE the day, diifused itself, an, stjII
DieSseS the earth \he light of genius virtue
Greatness IN Thought aud act, contempt of death
Iouihe example. Echoes that have silent
s..ince AthenS, LncedemOn, themselves:
Suce men invoked by those In Marathon
Awake along the Egean and the dead,
10y, oI mat sacred shore, have heard tho call
Ahu through the ranks from wing to wing are soon
breathing deliberate valour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
EXECUTION OF THE PIRATES

49, hiNGSToN, (Jam.) May 10 About o'cInck nm
t"",,S,""y morning, CAyetano ArgOniz, Josef Anto-
no, MANUEL hebout, Antonio Fernandez, Tomasco
Gregal, Francisco Ronandez Francisco Cn;,;
Miguel Milo, Josef Cavfo and Pedro S.,raoi'
were taken from ihs jail nf this civ escorted bv
company OF the 50;h Regiment commanded H.,
L'eu'. IN; u lew, TO the Wherry Wharf, when
ihey we're delivered over the city guard and ,vcre
pui on board two wberries which were tn,yeJ -,
GailOws Point, near Port Rola by some toois r.,
the men OF war The Commodore bad with MS
usual attention, directed the vessels in the harbor
under his command 10 afford The Marshal Of ,bs
Admiralty every facility in carving into efF.c, ,L
law parry OF the glSt received the rris,,srs -,
ne point uesigDed Tor The scene Of execution On
the PRISONERS landing Aragoniz (hcir late C,ptain
exclaimed on hehO!ding the preparntion which -
To close the bloody tragedy I've bid so long actJ
- y Dos mio - Oh my God This WINS The OIL,
despOndiDg sentence no was heard IN tucr RI
Catholic Priests, who were in attendance b..; Nv
their exhottations, Araqoniz Jss;raJ
them not 20 forget what he hid said TO ihem
Tug lhe Court Gel Iribunal,) which had found him
and his comrades Guilty his fate shonld be a -.
ing 10 the Judges to act with less preciu;,a,,, =.
future. lie afterwards explained himself s,,;,a
that he did iutcud 10 accuse the Cont Le' ~
p9' blame any one the English we're not in fault
lie was undersiOod 10 refer 10 the applicat;on which
had been made 20 postpone his rial IN dnr,,,.,
from Cuba could he Obtained 10 his Ircst L,ca,t |
he persisted ~ declaring his nHocence, exolaimins
AS he addressed the bystanders-" Nav Won ~
may The hole world, pardon NE a. pardon ,bnso
who have injured me, and trust that the Aln,;gf
Father will forgive US All. die innocent-J Is,e
wronged no one. Tie was The first who assembled
The ladder, and he preserved his oalmness 10 The
fast Even when The execniioner was drawing fla, |
cap over his eyes, we did not observe his eoou,e
rztnce change. He well known in this c;tv D., |
many nhahiianis, and had, VIC understand, = strong
recollection for gambling His sole reopest was
sat tho eXecutoner should not torture him. "a Le
iad, I've sad, never tortured others This We have 1
90 muck cause 20 know, was not truly spoken Ifr I
declared 20 The oxecuiioner that he shogld diroc,
'ur 10 be paid him, under TIC expectation n h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
Stafford county, Nov. 1872. . sTws s,GOH'
a VdIunbIe Farm for Sale

VIE land wherein the late Major James G. Row resided
lying In the county of King Queen will be offered
Ior sale TO the highest bidder Mt the Courthouse said
county,on Monday the 18th day Of August next if iar-
NOT the next fair day. The contains about
400 OF which Is high land, and the balance In gua
NY OF soil this land is much inferior high land
IN the lower country The soil peculiarly TO the
growth of corn and much OF il produces good wheat and
oer small grain The marsh attached quite
rm and valuable for gra1ing-it might be reclaimed with
rs te ditcuiiy and expense any other this
section OF the country This tract is lesiraIy siuo,ed
mes below the courthouse of snid county, immed
ey on me hatapony' thas the advantage OF of the
most valuable herring fisheries the river. The dwelling
house which is large and conmodous, all necessary
out houses in excellent repair good order for
receiving family of size. The purchaser will be pi
IN OF the premises the day January
Terms OF sale One, and years credit Bonds
with approved security and deed Of secure their
payment as they become due, will he required of the pur
CHASER. :, =, (FRaNCIS now pa
JOHN w. FLEET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

DISTRICT OF vIRGlNIA, to wit: lie it remembered
- hai OK the third day Of April in the fprty-seyenth
year OF TIE independence of the United aes OF America
John hobnson OF the said district hath deposited in This
once Ihe title OF hook, the righ wherein he claims as
author, IN The words following, witt collection of
ne most useful and approved forms of process judgments
nu ours, USED IN the county courts late district
courts OF law in Virginia also of bonds usually taken In
e saiu courts and executions judgments thereof re-
coruS on Appeals and wris of persedeas OF
IN he arrangement Of criminals and OF the entries used ON
.he tlaIs thcreo TO which added various forms of
indictments, &c in criminal cases d-cIrarionS AMI op,
o. ,ne most useful sorts Of convey an index TO
the whole by John Robinson, clerk of The superor CONT
oil law Tor Henrico county, clerk of The disric,
court OF law farmerly held in the city OF Richmon In
conformity 70 the a of the Congress OF United States
enled An act forthe encouragement learning by Sc
curing the copies OF maps charts books TO The authors
ann pfopricors oi such copies during times therein
mentioned" mn JLsFEpIIc '''"
~. - Clerk of the District = Virginia
This certificate is published In compliance with tba s,
o congress prescribing the mode in which copyrghrs
Tor sale at present. having disposed OF all ,at he had
printed second edition he expects, will in wear or
Two be pubiished and il SO, notice thereof will Inc
bINtu' June ~ th-w1Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

iAElN| removed to the city Of Bichm0nd offer COR
ea'ied ana known ythe name ofCLIFTON III is stioe3
~ se county oi Amelia about two miles from Csnito
bruse ani immediately The main road ieadno over ,
coinins two hundred and fry acres md has
uhuer system OF cultivation for last ten wears
peInaPs as g6o ~ any 10 be found Richmond and
inarhhDe ior general good health. On Ibis tract Of
In Htt several small and falling streams and seve
IaI Iings OF TIE Purest and best water. The improve
,I CONSIST OF handsome dwelling, with almost every
.tI house winch can be required costing in the ybol
oetWeen fghi and ten thousand dollars. There is sn0i
2 quihlIy OF wood land for all the purposes Of farm
u me fences are new and in good repair In oil resnect
gIe cannot wen be more desirable little farm than this
also sen tract ~ aud In the county OF Patrick
.IuB OF lhe waters Of Hussels creek and South Nave
containing 1852 acres, chiefly in woods. 1917
Ia'ins sandoHed farming will dispose Of twenty val
ON 90 consisting Of men, women boys and girls
lsIms OF sale for Dle land will be made known npop
apPoauon I" me IN this eiiyThe negroes win be sod
O' Casu OF something convertible into cash ~ so
pi.L., -, J. ROBERTSON, Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
VdiuabIe Real Estate fo, ,S0Te

'EtHE tract OF land which the subscriber resides in
the county of Bedford, 8 miles from New Ion,lnp ~
mule from the Academy, and IA from Lyuebburg conann
about 1900 acres, between 800 acres cleared he
balance IN woodSihe whole first Iaie tobacco land
except 10 or SO acres, and thai excellent grain land This
lin IS very heavily timbered Hes remarkably well and is
uheIS waterei The Improvements extremely valuable
md agreeable. '' S"'''H
Ato-A tract Of land lying on S,aunton river in The
county OF Campbell, called the Bnwiing Green within o.
miles oil Lynchbnrg, containing 1000 acres of which a,u
ioO acres are cleared large portion which is first e
1otton land, admirably adapted culture of tobacco
Inc plantation Is in fine order, well wateTet and
The balance of the land is in woods and due pronorir
OF u tobacco land Of the first quality. "
o-Anolher tract OF land the county of CamSbeu on
Nv creek, about three miles from Lynchburg contonino
" acres very small portion cleared which is FRESH and
~, e heart-he remainder is mostly rich an OF
the hrst qualify and is helvily timbered the wosd o his
uaci Is source OF considerable proft-we wniered and
several excellent mill seats. - VA"
nave several other tracts equally valuable too tedious
20 describe five lots in the town OF Lynchburg three on
the main street and O the hiIl. ~ 49, ~"
Inc subscriber invites capitalists to view this valuable
properly which he offers Tor sale most atyaus g.ous
terms small proportion ofthe purchase money viii lie
required IN hand, aud credit Of one, and three yers
wil ne given for the balance For further particulars an
pIcatoh may he made To the subscriber near New Landau
or IN case OF my absence MIR Jesse Irvine near le
P'1Ice,. WILLIAM IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
TRUST SALE

~ virtue OF deed OF trust executed by William O rar
rel 10 the subscribers bearing date tie stb OF Decem
be lS@i AMI duly recorded in the Office nf the connie
o' Goochand TO secure the payment Of certain sums Of
money therein mentioned to- James u. FERGUSON one nj Tho
executors OF Thomas Miller decd shall on the 10 dsv
OF July next proceed TO seh upon the premises to The big
eSt bidder tor cash. ten of land in the connt f
6oochland, commonly called Millersyile acn, TO- lii
ABOVE tue Courthouse, the present residence Of IN. aid
barrett on which there Is public landing or
80 much thereof AS shall be sufficient to pay and sasTy
what may he due under the said deed Tie trustees ,y
only convey such title as is vested ia ihente lille is he
lieVed TO be iudisputablr. guy sue
WILLIAM BOILING
NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHN, Trustees