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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-19

When Lord Chief justice Holt presid-
edin-the Court of Kings Bench, a poor
decrspit old creature, equally bowed
down with age, poverty, aud intirmity,
was brought before him, charged as a
criminal, on whom the full severity of
the law ought to be visited with eIem-
Plary effort. The terrors of impartiali.
ty never set on any judges brow, with
more impressive dignity, or threatening
aspect than on that of Judge Holt
. Ehe trembling culprit was overwheIm.
ed with her fears. The charge was
opened. seWhat is Der crime ? asked
his Lordship. " Witchcraft.n-ss How
1s itpfoyed r'-" She has a powerful
speB."-"Let me see it.''-T'he smell
was handed to the benchZ-it appeared
a small bali Of variously coloured RAG,
OF black silk, bound with threads of as
many different hues--these were un-,
wound and unfolded, until there appear
ed scrap of parchment, on which
were written certain characters, now
nearly illegible from much use. els
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-19
From the Bermuda Gdsetie.
EDITORIAL DIFFICULTIES.

I'VE may liken an Editor to a clerk
in retail country store, who must al
ways be. vastly thankful, and humor the
caprices, and honor the I" whim-whams
and opinions" of his customers. Com
pliment, if he attempt it, may be mista-
ken for satire; plain remark for inuen-
do; the expression of opinion, as bribed
advocation of private interest; humor-
Gus story, as deadly and objectionable
crime; and the prudential dizziness, fore
ed upon him by experience, as symptom
of incapacity. Oh the unsympathised
miseries.of an editor, in poor country,
in poor times !-.tolerable only from the
probability that his quota of torment, in
various ways, In this world, will cut a
large slice from that in the next, and
that his tormentors, active here, may be-
come passive hereafter-So that what
ever he may have to encounter in his
present pilgrimage, solace is always
found in the hope-enlivening ejaculation,
Thank God, that there is another and
a better country Thus much as an &C.
casional grodn from the Editor"
a delicious mouthfal-A professor of
Snnkeology, in Philadelphia, after anus
ing crowd for some time by playing
with a snake, after various feats, which
moved to admiration, the mind of the
sooty sweep aud the lusty porter, finally,
tor the sum of one cent, exacted from
each Of his spectators, GRAINED it body
and soul, all alive as it was, into his
mighty mouth Then says the Auro-
IA, burst the peals of deserved applause,
for indeed ii was a merry sight to see
the little animal poking his head from be-
tween the teeth of the Great animal,
kissing defiance to all around.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-19
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

It appears, that the captain Pacha.
with his feet, left the bay Of Patras ON
the 50th Of August, with contagious
disorder on board.
The campaign ofthe Turks, as far as
concerns. the object Of coaqueriug the
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-19

en-
/, A Iradesman, who lived in a village
near St. Adams, had been twice mar
rieo, aDd ill-treated his wives so as to
cause their death. He sought a third,
ops as his brutality was we'll known in
!he place where he dwelt, he was O.
bliged to go fifty miles off for wife.
He obtained one, and after he brought
her home, all the neighbors came to
visit her, and acquaint her in what man
net her husband used to treat his former
wives. This somewhat surprised her,
but she resolved to wait patiently till
her lord and master might take it into
his head TO beat her. She did not wait
long, for her husband was a terrible fell
low.
One morning he waited on his lady
with cudgel, and was preparing him
sell TO MD &e use otit.-"Stop," SAID she.
"l fancy that the right which you now
pretend to have over me is not men,
toned in our marriage contract and
declere to your worship you shall not
exercise it," Such distinct speech
Disconnected the husband so much, that
he laid down his cudgeI, and only began
to scold her. " Get out of my house, -
said he, s and let us share our goods
''Really," said she, i am willing to leave
you p and each began to set aside the
moyeables. The lady looseAs the win.
dowcurtsins, and the gentleman unlocks
an enormous trunk in order TO fill it with
his property but as. he was leaning
over TO place some articles at the bot.
tom, she tripped up his heels, pushed
{ him in, and locked the lid.
| Never man was in a greater passion
than our man; he threatened 10 kill her
and made more noise than a wild-boal
caught in trap. She answered him
very quietly: "My dear, friend, pra,
be calm, your passion may injure your
health refresh yourself a little in this
comfortable trunk; for love you toe
much TO letyou OUT now you are so out.
rageous." In the mean time she ordered
her maid to make some custards and
cream-tarts, and. when these were
baked and ready, she sent round to all
the neighboring gossips to come ant
ipartake Of her collation.,
! This was served up, not on a table.
but on the lid of the trunk. Heaven
knows what pretty things the husband
beard all these famous tattlers publish
in his praise. In such a case, a wise
man must submit and give fair words -.
So did our friend in the chest. His Ian.
guage was soothing, he begged pardon
and cried for mercy. The ladies were
so good as TO forgive him, and let him
out of the trunk. To reward him fol
his good behaviour, they gave him the
remainder of the custards and tarts. He
wasthus completely cured of his bru.
talhy, and was afterwards cited as q
model for good husbands SO that il
wasssuthcienttO say to those who were
NOT 20, take care Of the trunk, to make
them AS gentle as lambs, like himself.
i ~ HH,|ft2
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A GRAVE-DlGGER's BILL.
A Grave-Digger who had buried a
n ms. Sutton, sent the following curious
ITO making a Bmton-hole. 2s.',
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21

4 GREEABLE TO the provisions of a
"A deed OF trust made 10 The subscriber by
Meadow Turner, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office of Bedford county, shall pro-
ceed 10 sell on the 2ist OF February, for rea-
dy cash, at the house Of Mrs. Sarah Turner,
the following property, To wit One Roanc
Ballfaeed Horse, Cows and Calves, i0 head
OF Sheep, one Wainut Cupboard, one Bureau,
one Cotton Wheel, one Flax Wheel, three
Feather Beds aud furniture, and on, half OF
the present crop Of Tobacco, or 80 much
thereof As al be sufficient tn satisfy the debt
aud cost rs expressed IN said deed. Such IL
lie rs Is vested IN mr. will he made, aud none
other. BENNIT NJ MURPHY,
February w3ws p Trustee.
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FHly Dollars Reward,

LSOR experimenting and securing him In
D jail, - thai / e. him again, II taken out
OF the state. OF twenty dollars il taken ~ the
state. JACK IlAkBlSS, free negro, raised
10 Tie csuaiy OF BEDFORD state OF Virginia.
hold bis indeniures, dated The 2stl October
l7a3--said Jack Ilarfiss was sold by order Ol
Buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was par.
chased ~ Stephen pankey. from whom be
shortly runaway, was taken IN the county oi
Bedford, lodged in Jail, al which place be was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack HARRIS ) u yellow fellow, stout made,
about Il feel high, between 0anl 10 years Of
age. processes 10 lay stone or brick. When he
len me he wore long whi.kers, which can be
easily cut of, his hat Ind lost halt the brim,
ms clothing rs believe darl. mixed cloth.
clerks OF courts where his Indentures may be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN +. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb H. WITS p
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Bedford County Court, .'onuary Rules, I82S'
Bennett Parsons and sally'his wife, fyrmer-
Sally Durrett, and William Durrett, John
Durrett, Dinah Dursett and Solomon Dur
rctt, Plaintiffs,
Against
Francis G Gilpin and Betsy his wife Lucy
Dnrrett, Dolly Durret aud Patsy MeCor-
mack, Joel Mccormack, Littlebury McCor-
mack and Headen Mccormack, Defends
In ChancerV.
The defendants Patsey Mccormack, Joel
Mccormack, Liulebury Mccormack and Hea-
den Mccormack, MOI having entered their an
pearancc, and it appearing that they are not
inhabltantsot this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, it is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here at March
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy OF This order be forthwith INERT
ed in the Virginian for two months success
sIVely aud posted up at the front door of the
court house on two several court DAYS.
\ copy. feste,
% STEPTOE, e. Be.
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yu,HE subscriber offers for sale, an ele-

TIsHE subscriber offers for sale, an ele-
j gant Carriage with pair of gentle
and well matched Horses, one of which
rides extremity well-a second hand Road
Wagon. and a six horse Team, with their
gear--two yoke Of FIRST rate young and
well broke Oxen--a Cart, and one hun-
dred aud fifty barrels Of Corn; on all %.
which, credit till the first day Of October
next, will BIZ given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, viii be required.
WIN. LANGHORNF.
January IL. ts24
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Penitentiary Goods.


Bedford December Rules, 1922.
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
DROWN . 20, Plaintiff,
VIM Murphy and John Headen, Defts,
IN CH.4.NCERY
The defendant William Murphy not having
entered ms appearance according to the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and il
appearing from the return of the sheriff upon
Inc process in this case awarded, that he is not
an Innanitant OF this country on the motion
81 .''s Fia'nth, py his attorney, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here an tbe
fourth Monday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy Of tbis or.
der he forthwith inserted in the Virginian for
Two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of said county
copy.-Teste,
STEPTOE, C.B.C
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Ahe tract OF A.anA.
Notice.

a LII persons having claims against the
"A estate of Wm Browne, decd. late ofthis
place, are desired bring them forward on
or before the first day of May next, as it is my
wish to close the business, and tins notice viii
be pleud IN bar against all claims that nay bs
presented after that time.
A. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
December ~. w3m 81
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Office.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER having changed
Il his business, and being anxious TO se1,le
ms private accounts, requests those that have
claims against him 10 present them for pav-
lnent, and all those that are indebted to him
VIII please make payment, as it will be out of
ms power to give longer than reasonable
indulgence JOHN pos
January "a. tets Oh
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MarshA's Bale.

/ NDERa decree of the. Superior Court
u Of Chancery for the Lynchburg District,
pronounced on the 10th day of May, 1922,
IN the CASE of james Parker, admir- de bonis
non OF isaac Johnson, dee. pl'ttl. against Rich
ard johnson, William q. Elan, admir- OF Mer-
ryman Hammond deed and Elizabeth Ham
mond and Catharine Hammond, heirs at law
OF Merryman Hammond, dec. def'ts. j shall
ON Thursday the 9th February next, expose
10 sale, by way of public auction, to tha.high
est bidder, for cash, ION the premiscs,)
A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in the county Of Pittsylvania, on the wa
tiers OF Chcrry,stone Creek, containing by pa
tent aud deed 900 acres il being tract of
land directed TO be sod by the last will and
testament of Isaac johnson, dec by his exec
utors. GEO. b WOODSON
N 5. c. c. l. u.
January u 4S ltw5w
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Gigs for s ale.

JUST received, and now offered for sale,
y Two slesnnt DOUBLE CLOS, with tops =.
Those who wish 20 view them arc requested
10 call II the store of the subscribers in Lynch
bufe J. l.. AATROus A. Go.
February IL y Wis
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the sub.
seriber, some time in June last, white
Mare about fifteen hands high, ten or twelve
years Old, trots and walks very short. If sto.
len leward of $40 will be paid, on conyic.
ton OF the thief, or liberal reward Tor the
Mare only ANsON ATIrN
Campbell, Dec. 10, 1922 wtsle
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SfRAfED away from The .,,h.,
~ some time in June last. THn pse
DED STEERS, two years old aa'i PIE
one OF the former marked with = On. one >
hole IN the right ear, and swallow ,,ol aat
let-fhe other with a crop and md III = IN The
Inc right ear, and crop or halfcron - -aeel M
The original mark in the latter aIiara =, 'ae let
crops, with an under-keel in each eas 70 ., Two
cattle were purchased from Mr. Cart. :, These
montgomery county, aud it is proLaI Ios' OF
nave made their way back 10 thai nlo 'hey
liberal reward will be paid for Their da'..
al my plantation, near the Long Monn,a;ssefy
any information of them, by mail nr or
wise, very thankfully received u o'hef>
Campbell, Dec IL, 1922. A.LLN
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household and Kitchen
EURSlTURE.
Medicines and Paints.

ME Subscriber has INST received. =
Il fresh SIMPLY of MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DfE-SlUFFs, NC. which, in addition TO his
former stock, makes his assortment comnIe,e
BENZ. F. OWENS.
u .North- Carolina Money token at
per. y n ~
January 8. oo,s
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CENTRAL HOTEL.

TIlE subscriber has taken the tenement
Il next 10 the Farmers Bank, Main street,
Lynchburg, which he has fitted up in con
venient aud handsome style for the reception
OF company. Ills table and bar being furnish
ed III the hestmanner, he hopes to share por-
ton OF public patronage, which il will be his
constant endeavort 10 deserve His stables are
well supplied, and his ostler experienced and
attentive. ARCHIBALD HATCHER
zen /. 52tc4w
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EXECUTORS SALE.
TRUST SALE.

Rfsyirtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by William Drury, dated
the 10Th day of April, 1920, and duly admitted
to record in the Office of the county court o.
Bedford for the purpose of securing the pay
ment OF certain debts in said deed mentioned
we shall, on the Goth day of February next !
tair, If not the next fair day thereafter, pre-
ceed TO sell on the premises by way OF pnblc
auction, to the highest bidder, for ready mo
M
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MY WIFE BETSY, having left my bed
NJ and board without any provocation,
hereby tctwarn all persons from crediting her
on my account, as am determined to pay no
debts OF her contracting.
DAVID BURKS, Jr.
Amherst, February !. w3w 81
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H,rust "a G..

DY virtue Of deed oftrust executed by
If Samuel ] Harrison, bearing date the 23d
day Of June, lslD, and duty recorded in The
Office OF the county court OF Campbell, Tor the
purpose OF securing the payment OF a sum OF
money therein mentioned, TO William Ogles
by, VIII be sold, on the premises, for ready
money, 10 the highest bidder, on Tuesday the
III Ia duy al EeI,ru4tpv mat
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Dwelling House.
pOStDOncment.

u h consequence of a mistake IN the day
Of hs week, upoa ~hich he aJore salc is odttf-
iised 10 take Pfaee, The safe is postponed until
saturday The 22d day Of FcJrimrg neat, on
aehich day il certainty ,ciH take pincc, on The
premises, beiageen He hours Of II md clock
Of that day y. GARLAND, TRUSTEE.
jan. %. tc its
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MEssRs AnNsTEADG McRAw,

HTESSRS. ARMSTEAD {. M'CRAW,
1Sl Francis A. Martin, admr. with the will
annexed OF John II. 0yersireet, deed. Robert
G. Mosely, VIM 0serton adIar. de bonis non
Of John MeAluuy, Icbecca kclso, adm's. OF
John keiso deed William and Charles Nc
kinny Jr. Martin Hancock John Mclean,
aud Glover Harry, take notice that, en- We'd
ncsday, the both OF March ls23, we shall
the Franklin Hotel in the town OF Lyfiehburg
between the hours Of O'Clock in The fore
noon, and the setting of the sun tie same day,
proceed To take the dispositions OF Thomas
Harvey aud others, which dispositions are TO
he read rs evidence iIi the suit YOU have now
depending in the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Lynchburg District, aud If The above
dispositions are not completed on the above
mentioned day, we shall continue from day
TO day Mt the aforesaid Franklin Hotel until
the same are completed, (Sundays except
ed
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, admir- Of
John HolJombe, senr. decd
MARTHA HULCOMBE,
ELIZABETH IIOLCOMBE, Err
Of Joia Hoieomje, jr. decd
MARY V. NYIIE,
GEORGE & wv. WALKER, Er'Ys
Of george Walter deed. and said
WILL. WALKER, IN his orn right,
and Sarah his WifeI
January %. 50ltw7w
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The Subscribers

- DAooS 1DtfS
HAVING united themselves in b,.;
- IA rnder the firm of OWENS A JJIrs n3ss,
VIII keep con''"atly on hand general AM. ME-
Medicine, Paints, & Dye.stue.
Durable Ink, Marking Brusl es. Camel. s' .,
Pencils, Silver Wire Tooth Brushes Rno. Hal.
nIsh, Pomatum, Lamp Oil, Wash Rail JO9 81 var !
parent Soap, Maccaubau Snuff. Tonona' p 1rals-
Lemon Acid, Soda Powders, Wafers 'S sn Deans,
Rotten stone, Gold Leaf, &c. SC. an 81 pong,
they will sell low for cash. '' u which
W. OWENS.
November %. 'hlE
tets II
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a TRaCT OF A.AED,

Containing three hundred acres, more or less,
situate IN the county OF Campbell, ON Opos
sum creek, adjoining lands ol George cabell,
aud others, being n part OF large tract OF
land, purchased by the said Sumuel Harrison
with others, OF Thomas L Bouldin, executor
OF David Ross, dce'd On the same day, and
IN virtue OF the same deed OF trust, will he
sold, on the premises, Tor ready money, 10 the
lighr 4 bidder
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JOB PRINTING

".eo w me nedteSt manner, and ON the
Tug,nian 0''' y VIC
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Turnpike Stock

AT AUCTION.
an the lst day OF March next at the
~ Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg, will be
sold, at auction, the Stock of delinquent
Stockholders in the Lynehburg and Salem
Tufnpike Company, unless payment be made
On or before that day.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer.
Jsn- rs, 5otds
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Notice.

Rf rFrtae Of q deed Of trust erecuted 10
- me subscriber by "A. S. Henry, 0or the P,t-
pose Of securing u debt due 10. T.. Hoyail d, o.
nh'ch deed isof record IN the county co1ri Of
Bedtord, and bears dote the 9Th Of August. lslG.
! shdH, on The Isl day Of april, 1923, (if Iit.if
rot ne nert Jair thy Mercdtfer,) sell, al Uubfc
anction, IN the torn Of LynehbWg, before the
door Of he Franklin Hotel, for ready montH
Yhe tract OF A.anA.
IN me sind deed mentioned, containing fire hun
dred and .fjteep acres, being The same on whp.
me sud Henry resides, or so mach as soi spf.
eiem 10 satisfy said trust The trustee vjH con.
rig 5uch hHe only as rs UcSted IN him.
CHiSWELL D.qBNFY.
.'Notem0er ~, q0tdS 10
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Aynchburg Mills.

WiLL IN few days be in order I'm ~.
" cep,ion OF Wheat.-The subscrit'
VIII give ia'r market price in cash shapep
any be desirous to receive Flour in eva LIQUID
tor Wheat, they can do SO at the usual exchane
and the subscriber will subject himself +" re-
hiehmend Inspection. Those who ar" s"e
disposed to sell at the present prices NAV daG not
yer Their Wheat, and wait for bette ,;;oo o'.l'
a lar MAJ ket price will be given during the "a. :"
son. Tor that deposited, as for what NAV no Va
mingin. may De co
August9. l,h.N
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fkaIIE several mercantile concerns
u DAVIS, PRESTON &Co, LEfTWICH
DAYIe y Co and PRESTON, LEFTWICH
q Co are this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Either OF the undersigned are autho-
rised to collec, aud pay all claims due to and
from the different concerns.
SMlfHSON ii. DAVIS,
bOWkER PRESTON,
JOHN q. LEFTWlCH.
February ls, 1879.
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Tract OF I.anA.
Notice.

s< Otlcb.
pY virtue of deed of trust executed
- TO the subscribers by Spotswood d.
crenshaw' for the purpose of securing certain
debts therein mentioned, 10 Henry Nloorman
and others, which deed is recorded both in
the Lynchburg Hastings court and In the
county court of Campbell and bears date the
10Th day OF August, 1920, we shall, on the 4th
day of March next, sell at auction for cash,
on the premises,
&agSA The House and Lot
ILL., Lately occupied by Mr. George
,IllsH Richardson, decd in the town of
.esS Lynchburg, on the north east
sac OF oth street, near the courthouse, con.
tanning OF feet front, running back l32 feet,
WIN an elegant three story BRICK HOUSE
t tin The trustees will convey only such
title as Is vested in them
JOHN LYNCH,
JAMES MALLORY.
February IL "a tde
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V>HE co-partnership of STEPHEN

TIME partnership of STEPHEN
Z PRESTON, jr. Y Co. Of Germantown,
Franklin county, is this day dissolved by gen
eral eonsent Either of the undersigned are
authorised To collect and pay all claims due
10, and from the coacern
STEPHEN PRESTON, Jr
BoNkER PRESTON,
SMlTHsON IL DAVIS,
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
February 70, 1923
FsNIIE co-partnership of ALEXANDER
L ToARklNS, x Co. is this day dissoly ed
by mutual consent
ALEXANDER ToMPKlNS,
SMITHS0N H. DAVIS,
JOHN o. LEFTWICH
B0NkEB PRESTON.
February 10, 1923.
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PERSONAL Property,

One Wagon and gear, work Horses, 4 Cow
and Yearlins, % head of Hogs, 30 head q .
Sheep, a parcel of Tobacco, supposed 10 a
fourteen hundred pounds, 3 feather beds g a4
furniture, Walnut Cupboard, | folding '' on,
and one dressing table, four beadsteds' . op.
arm chair, and five common chars "s
Dutch Ovens, one biscuit baker, three lo5I
four pair of plough gear, with all the a s%
Drury's plantation utensils of every oes,tlI
ton. We shall convey such title as Is '''''
i'll us as trustees and none other.
THOMAS DAVIS, Tuse,s
THOMAS PRESTON n,
January II. ."'u'
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TRACT OF LAND,

In said deed mentioned, containing 1870 acre
be the same, more or less, and bounded by lljj
lands of William Preston, Israel Wieman, af'
Nicholas Harrison. Also, the following
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~ b. An extensive assortment of MEDI-
#CiNES, PAINTS, pRE-STuFFS, NJ for saie
upon the most reasonable terms. Is i. o.
October IL cots