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[From the n. Z. Commeroial Adrerti.er.

From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.l
JMY EARLY DAY.
80 remember that my life is wind; mine
'ye shall no more see good.s--Job.
Ny early day, what joys were thine -
And yet thou hadst some sorrows too;
A varied wreath they join'd to Irvine,
And midst it Hope her blossoms threw
Borne on the breeze, her rosy kiss
Babe Pleasure soiourn there;
Love came TO tune her lutte of bliss,
And requiems sung to care.
Dear days of peace! all, whittier fed:
Der my young bow'r ye did but hover,
Then, like the dove, your pinioDs spread,
And sought your home, the skies, forever
Your morning gales my path beguil'd,
Nor WHISPERED they should die So soon:
Nor each hs;sht bud that rouno IT smil'd,
Dream of departing ere twas noon.
But those are hush'd, and these are gone,
And sadness rules the blighted scene;
, wander downcast and alone,
Scarce mindful they have ever been.
So chill, Times marble foot hath pass'd
Through childhood's dimpled vale,
No herb can bloom, no verdure last,
To cheer life's ev'ning pale.
Sweet hours with golden pastimes frausht
On you turn my streaming eye,
And think-and in that racking thought,
My heart, my gushing heart, would die.
Ye conjure up each once-lov'd form,
Each well remembered voice awaken
Then shew me how they met the storm,
And sunk, on joys bright shore, forsaken
Meier shall they mount with me again
lov'd so well-von sunny steep;
One stroke hath dash'd our hands in twain
And meath its brentwood edge they sleep
His pang descends not TO their bed,
Who sickens round the scene,
To know life's infant fiow'rs are dead,
Its ripper thorns yet green.
On wing more swift than morning lark.
My faded years unlov'd are borne -
Where wilt thou land me, oh my bark,
If not to Youths dear port we turn!
Must Man o'erpass the beck'ning vale,
And all its winning sweets renounce p
Alas he spreads no second sail,
He freights his bark but once!
Oh tell me, " step-dame Nature'' tell,
Where shall thy wayward child abide,
On what far strand his spirit dwell,
When life hath spent its struggling tide
Shall Hope no more her taper mourn,
Quench'd in the tears that Sorrow sends
Nor from the feast Misfortune spurn
The wishful wretch that DER it bends.
No more shall Folly's yellow wing
Der Pleasures path shed sickly dews?
Nor Youths delightful day offspring
Mid Grief's dim cloud its lustre lose,
Say, meier shall Wealth's gay spangl'd plum
Deceive, as when it erst was mine?
Nor Love turn shudd'ring from the tomb,
Nor Joy at her short reign repine'
And when the grave its grassy vail
Between these eyes and life shall spread
Shall Mem'ry blight the primrose pale,
That kindly strives to shade my bed
Or shall the form that slumbers there,
No more of pain nor death ENDURE
Oh, pour thine answer on my ear
stl've told thee, told thee child, NO MORE =
MQNTGARNIER
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Lost,

an the Road leading from
~ Shrewsbury to Fdrnuna's Factory in
Grafton, by way of Grafton Meeting House.
small Leather WALLET, containing be-
tween fifty and sixty Dollars in Bank Bills,
and some Silver. Whoever has found the
same, and will return it to the owner, shall be
handsomely rewarded.
ROBERT NJ. HOLBROOK.
Grafton. Sept. 10, 1926.
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Estate of JOHN WooDs,

In late Of Pennsylvania, and formerly of
Hubbardston, in the County of Worcester,
trader, deceased, having been represented in
solvent. and Six Months from the sixteenth
day Of August last having been allowed the
Creditors TO exhibit and prove their GLAZING,
the Commissioners will attend that service at
Samuel Swans Office in Hubbardston afore-
said. on the first Tuesdays in December, jan
uary. and February next, from to o'clock,
IP, M. on each of said days.
SAMUEL SWAN, . r,o,x,
CLARK WITT, oO"'"' 80
Hubbardston, Sept. Z, 1925.
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accommodation STAGES
THREE TIMES A WEEP

HhEE 1lhlEo WEEK,
From Providence, r. /. via Wocester
to Keene, ". IL.
WNHE increase of travl, and
N the convenience it will affol to those
who have or who may wish to psronize, has
induced the Proprietors to run heir Stages
from Providence to Keene three tnes week,
IN the following manner, viz
Leaves Worcester for Pvvldence ev-
cry Monday. Wednesday, al Friday, at 8
o'clock, A. M.-arrives at tovidence at 5,
P. NJ.
Leaves Providence fc Worcester ev.
cry Tuesday, Thursday, ID Saturday, at 8
O'clock, A. M.-arrivest Worcester at 5,
P. M.
Leaves Worceste for Keene every
Monday, Wednesday md Friday, at half past
o'clock, A. Mares at Keene at z, P. NJ.
Leaves Keenetor Worcester every
Tuesday, Thursdaa and Saturday, at 8 O'Clock,
A. M.-arrives atVorcester at Z, P. M.
The Propriyors have made arrange
ments to interse the Boston and Brattlebor.
ough line at 7mpleton, so that Passenger,
can be acco,nodated to marlborough,
Greenfield of.aneaster.
Said StaAs will pass through Smith.
field, UxbrBe, Millbury, Worcester, Holden
Rutland. Phbardston, Templetor, Winchen
don, Fitzz yliam and Troy, to Keere.
0e.1- Pre- from Providence 10 Wor
cester, @:25--from Worcester to Keene
$3.50,
OrlH baggage at the RISK Of the O'taer.
B. HOWARD, \
j. BASSETT, JR.
|. CHASE, D..
/ m. BAsSETT, rropr'eO'''
E. BROWN,
S. PHELPS,
August 8, 1a5. cow
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Improvement
IN Mechanism and Manufactures.

II IS Of the almost Importance TO all zphO
are aoW concerned, or about to be interested
an Manufacturing, 10 look weH TO The
lGbOr-sduiflg Improvements which
are made, and are making, an
this scientific and en-
lighiened Land.
A small saving for series of years will
amount to handsome interest.n
VNHE Subscriber keeps con-
"a stantly on hand, AID offers for Sale, his
improved
C.4RDLMG & PICKING MACHINES.
For Merino and Native Wool, on more liberal
terms than can be had in New-England.
Also, the best CARDS fcr Cotton and
Wool Machinery. Said Machines are less
expensive, perform more and better work, &C.
cupy less room, and are tended and kept in
repair easier, and require less water power
thanany other now in use.
A credit will be given, when it may
be requested, so liberal, that the machine
may earn the money il costs, before payment
istequired.
A line addressed to WARREN P. WING.
Post Master. Greenwich Village, mass. will
be duly attended to.
w. P. WING.
March d, 1926. If
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Notice.
WHE Westborough Grammar

Viz VeotUUIUuSiI NIdIIlLIdI
u School, recently taught by Mr.. Edward
Mellen, will be continued the ensuing season
by Onslolo Peters, Graduate of Brown Uni
yersity. The branches usually taught in such
Schools, will be attended to. A Female well
qualified for the task, is engaged to take
charge of the classes Of smaller scholars ina
separate apartment.
Terms-English Students, $3,00per quarter.
Latin and Greek, $500 do.
N. o. The Fall Term will commence Sept
10.
Westborough, Aug. 81, 1925.
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Notice.
For Sale, or to Let,
A CLoTHlER,s WoRKs. situated

"a AihGn . W OeNo3 oAt""S~N
IA within half mile from the centre Of
Hubbardston, where extensive business has
been carried on for number of years.-.also,
a Farm, with good buildings near the same,
and small Tenement in Princeton.--1e Terms
accommodating apply to the Subscriber in
Hubbardston. LEVI CQNANT.
Aug. 10, 1926, CIV
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Wholesale Leather Store.
1VEWHALL & EvELnTH,

lie, Stdte-.Street, Boston,
HAVE constantly for Sale, a
~ large assortment of LEATHER, of all
descriptions, and most other articles used in
the manufacture Of Shoes-which are offered
at low prices, and on liberal terms.
N. u f. also purchase LEATHER of all
kinds. Tanners and Curriers' from the coun-
try, who have this article for sale, are respect
fully invited to call as above.
Boston, july IA, 1926. am
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L. w. STOWELL sc O.

Figur'd & TwiIl'd Mourning Bingham
Levantines Light Scotch do.
Plaid & strip'd sars- Swiss and Berkeley
nets Cravats
eros de Naples and Cambria CaIicoes
Sinehaws Fancy do.
Pink, Blue, & Straw American do.
coloured Florence Fis'd and plaid Bon
Raw Silk and Valen- net Silks
cha Nantes Fig'd and plain do. Sa-
Cashmere Shawls and tins
Hdkfs. Parasols s. Umbrellas
Fancy Silk and Meri- Super Valencia Vest
no Hdkfs. ings
Battis'e aud Ba:age Fig'd and corded Silk
do. do.
Gauze & Grape Lisse strip'd and plain Den
do. mark Saifns
Gauze and Lace Wells Columbia Stripe
NanEin and Canton Circassiap Stripe
Grape Dauztic Stripe
Grape ShAwls & Grape Washington Stripe
Lisse Corded Velvet
Figur'd abd plain Swiss superfre Linen Cam
Nluslii brio
Fig'd & Hahn Book do. Russia Diaper & Duck
Fig'd Il plain Jaconet Satin Ivory Fans
do. Superfine Needles
Corded lluslin & Cam Lafayette Hdkfs.
brio Gehtlemen's Castor
Cambrit 81 Null Mus Gloves
lin ladies Paris Kid do.
Swiss Muslin Points 1 large assortment Of
MuslinRobes Cap and Bonnet Rib
French Muslins bons, &c. &C.
ALSO
A good assortment of w. |.
Coos and Groceriss-Crockery and Glass
Waf, &c.-Live Geese Feathers-Paper
Hagings-5000 yds. Boot Cord-50 ID. Shoe
Thfad, cheap for cash or approved credit.
Worcester, July2T. eow6t
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Notice to Cotton Mil OrcnerS.

A NY Cotton Manufacturing
IN Company, DESTROYS of renting their Es-
Enlistment on term Of 3 or years, on a
good stream Of water, with or without Machin-
cry, can hear Of person who wishes to hire,
and will give good security for the rent, by en-
quiring at the Office Of the Spy.
Sept. Ia, 1925. Il
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Notice.

VA ANTED to hire a Journey
w man BLACKSMITH. A person Of steady
habits, and good workman at Shooting and
common country work the Subscriber will
give good wages and constant employment.
also, Hand to grind Scythes.
JOHN WARNER.
Greenwich Village, Aug. %, 1925.
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Worcester County Cattle Sho,i, {
Stocking Yarn.

200 lbs. blue mixed, and White
Wooden Stocking YAM: Also 1000
yards Striped WOODEN CLOTH. Good Straw
BRAID, and ASHES, in any quantity, wanted
by the Subscriber, at his Store in Fitehbwg,
for which fair exchange will be made in
Goods. JONATHAN HASKELL
Sept. Il, 1925. 6w
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Medical Society.
Notice.

THE Subscribers have form
n. ed a connection in the PRACTICE OF
Law, and will attend to the business of their
profession, at their Office opposite TO Stock
tcellh tavern. REJOICE NEWTON,
WILLIAM LINCOLN.
Worcester, Sept. 7, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept 6, 1926.
To the Widow and Heirs Of DAVID RICE,
laie of Princeton, IN said County, deceased,
and 10 all Others concerned in the Estatc Of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
pear Of You see ft) at the Court of Pro.
bate tobe holden at Worcester, in sad County, on
the first Tuesday in October next. Al ten OF the
clock, before noon, 10 show cause Why the lnstru-
ment which purports to be the last win and TIES.
lament of said deceased, should mo- be approved;
and you will be heard thereon
NATHANIEL PAINE, J. Prob.
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ny Last Nights i.ail.

CO Last n,glts mail furnished MS with
nothing of inieiest, II ~. Excerpt the pro.
eerdlng- of the Legislature. Thte. ni.a
'ur,s IN tins body have eseited sure inter
"9i, hat none of them have been Il, iiniiise
" acted upon, Ii. The proposition 10 re
muvc William and Mary ColIege--ad. The
Convention Qp.slIon--nnd Sd. The pro
position 10 delray the expenses incurred
by Lafayette visit To York.-The latter bill
WAS n,drred III be ensross.-,i by u maiorit,
at onr vote only=-yeas os--no.s gI.--Tle
late of all three bills ~ yet Uncertain.
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DUNAwAY from the subscriber li,;nr

y - 80 - = D iO'l RHt huDBfitbtr, listnH
~ IowhhlanCouniy, u Gagro rnnn nn,nr,l
JOHN HUBBARD. Ilo - stout black l,i
low, apparently about &c or 81 ytnrs of q ,.
black complexion, nhou, 6 ieet high, and A
rrmn" ably likely teiiow, lie lind on wbrn
lac went onny blue suit al clothes, mntle If
hroadcloth, but he has number OF oibpr
clothes, which he took with him lie l.at
lhchmond niont The 10Th inst. In n bont Tor
Lynchburg, mud il Is very probable he viii
contnne hrkinR about there, ms he Is not well
known, tearing 10 return TO Richmond ".
"'li De nri 10 le found among the boating, NJ
he loit Rehmond with boat md iundorsinnl
Intends 10 INSIST IN cunning n boat / will give
u reward OF ten dollars for his apprehension,
mud pay NIL reasonable chargcsfor putting h;w
~ jail, OF bringing him 90 me, living in Pow
II tau. CREED ukSkISS
Mr.. Robert Moshy OF Richmond vii, nav
the reward, II IL is found more convenient 10
enl' ON him, for his apprehension or be wiz
give any information respecting his person,
NC The police OF Lynohburg will be sp, 10
Ind him lurking about the boating.
CRIED HASKINS
January 81. p2wahy
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TnEAsURT DEPARTMENT,
December 81. 1874.

WAsnIHGroS, Jan. Tive understand
that the President of the u. States ratified.
Yesterday, with the ad'i,e and consent nj
fbr Senate. u Convention concluded and
signed al 81. Petersburg on the 5-l2 81
And, between the l.. States anr. Rue.,t
tby Nj. Middleton, our Minister ut thai
Count, on the part Of the United States
aud Count N"ssrlroGc aud NJ de Poleiica
on the rar OF lnc Emperor of Russia, which
eetahl,shes the boundary ln- Of the w.
nations upon the north west coast oi Anne
rca, aod 10 The islands diacent. at Sd deg
40 min. north latitude. (Jornai.
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-, u,riIton, who had given notice that
pr. Nv aay he should call up the conside
N IN, r the claims of Massachusetts for
ri''',n :" .sryices, signiied that he would.
fnll ,hs prrsent, yield tn the consideration
y ihs Of Georgia, bnt as soon as thesr
d M "a he disposed of, he should call up
W, of Massachusetts.
f.so r,rsyth then rose and gave noticr
W the members from the state OF
iaa', ..is felt deep interest in the success
itf", Claims from that state for militia ser
OIL n' = l7s3-94, aud believed it their ia
'Rts ,r.scnt it distinctly to the House, the
- UNITY would ht taken To do so, by
hPf,ng provision for paying them. in
pi'f'.,,.r of al amendment tn the first ap
ihf .,,,,on bill which should come before
'ae penal Laws Of The United States.
M. House then, an motion Uf Nlr.Web
...nt into committee Of the whole, Mr..
T', liz, in the chair, on the bill further TO
de for the punishment of crimes a
1t the Unitrd States.
,G,r some time spent therein, the com
.,,ss rose, and reported the bill to the
ffausp.
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STJsAYED.

EIkOM my stable, in Liberty, Bedford
3 c, ~. Oh the Sd day Of last Docembe7,n
small BAY MARE, and sorrcl horse COLI
ne mare is about years old, with two white
nind feet, left fore foot white, long tail, nna
small star in his forehead. The colt is bright
.orrel, about eighteen months old, Two hind
feet white, lett hind foot white, RAINING up
he ancle in n point, very large star in his
nrehead long thin tail ond name Any in
nrmniion will be thankfully received, or il
delivered in Liberty, "a reasonable reward will
ne given. WILLIAM GEORGE.
Jan. 81. IL
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4 certain Tract OF land
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
irgii,ia
Jun 81

virginia
A L i, aaperior cour, Of chancery held IA
"A the town ot Lynchburg the l4th dny "
OGtube., 1924
Dudley Galloway aud fa,sy his wife. John
Aegau aud Milly his WIte, Byrd Goodwin
-pcccy Gopdwin, Edhha Goodm in, EJy Bur.
ford, Louisa Goodwin, and Sp0tswe od Hnql.,
aud DAVID Hughes. infants under The nge IN
twenty one yunrs, ~ jesse Beck, their nns
hiend, pts.
Again.t
john u. ireut, IN his own right and ms ID
miui,tralOrof Henry Trent, dcceased Villas ,
Ircni, Nicholas Trent, las Trent, Aiesande r
Trout, John IL. lrcut, Susan Trent, Sanus [
Baker md Elizabeth his wife, Christian Iiu, A
md Snlly his wiz, Edy Mitchell, widow ri
Thomas Mitchell deed and Joseph Hawkh M
an Nancy his wife, delta.
This cause eeme on this day TO be heard on
the papers formerly read, aud the report NJ
Commissioners Benagh, mnde IN pursuance OF
The order Of the 18th OF May, 1923, with er.
cepiions theienfo hy the defendants, and W 10
argued Ivy counsel I'm confederation whereof
the court doth reeommit tho said report, with
the exceptions thereto, 40 the said Comn,is-
siuner, for him Ia examine and repoYt upou
each exception, stating any matters deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be requi.
red by The parties 10 he SO stated.
\ Copy-fcstc.
JOTfN WILLS, &C.
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=
/ L1ps of the United States.
VITAL TREASURY REPORT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
nnnn,l. LIZ 81 lQD1

Drcembtf 81, 1924.
e,aI have the honor 10 transmit II Re
nn.rared in obedience to the " Act
Nm. mrn,ary Ia the act to establish the
Treasury Department
fb,,r the honor 10 be, with great respect,
a, your ohedient servant,
0'' WM II. CRAWFORD.
Honorable Speaker
oCMs House Of Representatives.
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i,EEIl.

ilE subseriber hos jus, received cru.
signmoni ol BEE.H from Troyillo a. Ear.
n'l2's Brewery, and expects 10 Keep on hrnYi
constant supply, which lac will sell on NC
conmodning terms.
SAAiL. LANCASTER
Jan 81 m 90
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Notice.

l WILL sell ut auction, ON Saturday. t,r
y 9th frbnunry, likely, young HIdiU
WOMAN, On credit OF 90 days. The sale
VIII he conducted by John H. d pnyrr
Anctcnrer. JOHN COUCH. L..
Jan. 81 ,ds %
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YRUST SHE.

10y virtue OF deed of trust executed 20
Dthc Subscribers by Calhoun Inge, bearing
date the 22d day oi October, 1919, mud oi Ir-
cord in the clerks office OF the county court
ol Prince Edward, for certain PURPOSES ihrfe"
~ mentioned, We shall, Oh the 10Th day of
February next, ii fair, il not the next fair day
thcrcetcD Sundays excepted, expose 10 snic,
on the premises, To the highest bidder, for
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.AY aVCVION.

THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, will be sold. o.
The hill, n Loi we'll improved aud Handsomely
situated, In the neighborh0od oil Hr. snnlu.l
I. HarIison's. Terms nj sale.
BRADFUTE g. ToMPKfSs.
January 81 1igJ
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CoaMr,sroTru's OrTior,

fprbbptg, eM JanHarg, 1898.
The parties In this cnuse will take notis ..
that have appointed Saturday The 18th day
ct March next, To curry the foregoing order
OF court into effect, on which day they AFRO
required 10 attend at my office, in this town.
with their aecpnpis, vouchers and eopiss os
court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES BENAGU C.
Jauunrv 81. w4woI
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Eor Sale.
An excellent Negro Carpenter,

Va the prime of life. lie Is mister oi III.
trade, being veil acquainted with franing
making snsh, pnnncl doors, &e. or he WON'T
be en- hanged ior n crop hand, by receiving
the difference. For further information, ap.
ply to the editors of this paper.
Jaw. p. W3.y o.,
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~ otttSs
10y virtue of drsd of trust executed "a,
~ the subscriber by Jncob krnniz and Tho
Arnn'S, which deed Is OF record IN the clerk a.
once al the county court oi Bedford, lanring-
late III. nh dnl. al March 1921, for purrosc.
herein expressed, shah, on Friday the 2s,h
lay ct January, 1879, proceed TO sell, Tor CASH.
o the highest bidder, on the premises,
a certain Tract OF land.
:" the county OF Bedford, on the waters "
loose crerk, adjoining the nnds OF Anthony
I" l'nhcy, Pleaaant Murphy and others, coli>-
taining
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
Tie ute Is thought To be coed, hut such %
IS vested ~ me viii he given, mud none oihey.
BENNETT NJ. MURPHY, Trustee.
November ~ uswI5
~ ny eonssa Of parties, The aJore sae -
postponed until Ne Oh daD If February ner'.
at wh'oh time II WtH certainty faAt, piace
BEN.NEI NJ MURPHY
Jun 81 n2W %
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NMe EnlinWing PropertN

To WI Three Cows, 'WO tnIVrs, one Ytar.
lin, one yoks Of Oxen aud OK Cart, Horses,
Beds mud Furniture, one Clock and Casc,
Que Saddle aud Bride, one Short Gun, eight
Hogs, three Sheep, the crop OF Corn, N+faf
and Tohncco, Household mud Kitchen furhi-
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Ehe Yract 0f A.aNd,

wherein The said Inge now resides, coninin.
ing one hundred acres, be the same, more or
tess, lying ON the wafer oi the south fork oi
Appoma,lox river, adjoining the landS OF
Thomas A. LeprAnd and Others Also,
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Also, " Negro Woman,

By the name Of Ann, and her child by the
name OF Martha, and the increase th6reot.--
The tile To the above land and property Is
believed 10 he good, but We shall only cor.
vry such title ms is vested in as rs lrusiP IS,
aud no other.
THOMAS o. PATTESON,
ALEXANDER pATrEsoT, trustees
JRnnary 81. wtdso2
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lNo. l..

mans obanber." for wherever ho
was, he showed n radiant example
AMI surely In the darkness of the
final hour, il must have shone with
increased lastrc. Hs spirit nov
cleared of every remaining siai,,
and released from its transient TIN
mont. rrposcs like that Of the lirsss
beloved jol,n, on the hosom Of his
Lord. Hs body. lovely In deatt,
sleeps upon the spot where the docl
tfines ol the seet tn wiicl, liz WI.
attached we're first preached in A.
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