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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-12

way Of Master Jackey, the produce of a second /
marriage there we see loneliness and tender age
a ctim to rashness, an out-cast, runaway, be-
cause the daughter Of her who lies, perhaps, in
new made grave sins by inheriting her mothers
beauty, and Is contrast to plain step-mother, who
mus rule the roast, unrivalled and uncontrolled
HI one family the child of the first matrimonial en-
g4gcment hics from home from having lost a IA
theirs heart-n another, wretched daughter mar
res the first being that asks her, merely to escape
the tyranny Of strange woman, placed in usur7ed
authority over her In lower life, stcp-fathers
cruelty chastising the wfe's children, disgust the
bcholer-and base women, breaking the spirit Of
the children given in charge to them BY the laws Of
society," awaken horror in an honest breast doubt
full and dangerous, however, as these repeated nup-
tais Are, It Is possible 70 perform tie double duties
thus imposed, and there are some rare examples to
iustit, the remark "What Is stcp-mothcr }"
sdJ irish P4t "a neghbor countryman, sFuhy."
says noJney "a stcp-mother is step towards Be-
nI mother, and yet Ito mother at All, at ILL., =
h.Er Master Pat, but VIZ will examine another
picture Lady IlartIy vontred upon a widowcr Of
's, he 1ad fyc children ID premier 1t, and a S.
c-n4 fl II of the same number was the consc-
unanc- the second engagement. Sir John vas
a,.a~ ", aai y completely neglected all Of
(. n, tao lld not Big accused of a preference
r0 onr "a. them; there take them away when
taes aa>. iaJ gl4ss Y vine, Was lis daily order
# 4csjctt fms, culns the second breed shall
be gjaI when tue uouon Is over, and the brats re-
una school (or college), WAS his remark con
oemng this first, whenever they were at home;
5ut Ms nd1!, matrou-ike lady Vas mother to all
H'aor, r1iudice, preference or INJUSTICE she
Nonl PLAY with the former Ike a child and school
csapaH on ana the tender nurse and pre-
ptre-, oirhe latter To reconcile one to another
NJ establish the closest links Of affection and AMY
between them, e recommend them TO theirtather,
to minister TO their innocent pleasures, and to con
veal their trivial faults, occupied her whole time,
And they repaid her with the sincerest love. The
oveiy Laura married her guardian, a handsome
man OF fifty for whom Con account Of Ills age and
-he parental oiiice which he had discharged towards
neT) she entertained more respect and esteem than
admiration o. imprisoned feeling lie had son
n /" entyone Years Of age, an officer Of Light Ora
5ooas, wild, expensive, and fond Of pleasure, but
Vt good temper and feeling heart hc might have
"rheld any other step-mother with envy and mis-
trust, or he might have viewed beautiful young
woman thus paired, with regret, Of q criminal fame;
alt Laura Mas cast IN such gentle mould, that to
SNOW Der WAS to he Ter Trend, ana She fulfilled her
1~'!sS II "te aEl 4 mother ID such a manner
IN C2ptNate every one connected with tile family
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SIR THOMAS MORE.

SIR THOMAS MORE.
In making lately some necessary repairs ii 81
Dunstan'a church, Canterbury, box was found
containing the head Of the great Lord Chancellor
More, VINO was condemned to the block BY that
ruthless King, Henry The With for refusing to
take the oath Of supremacy to the sefwilled mo-
march, The head, with the exception of FEW Of
the teeth, was much dccavcd and the sacred re-
mains have been restored to their rest1ngplace-
Sir Thomas was bcheadcd Or the 9Th Of July. 1875,
il the 53d year Of his age after the execution, tho
the body was buried in the church Of 81 Peter, ii
the Tower, and afterwards ii Chelsea church, where
it now lies, yet his head was set on pole upon
London Bridge and was afterwards privately BOT
by his daughter Margaret, wife Of ]. Roper, esq
His daughter preserved the head in a BOX, with
much DEVOTION and placed It in a vault partly in the
wall On the south side Of the church, wncrc it was
recently discovered and very near to her own tomb
Thc south chanceI Of the church is called the Ro-
per chaucol and there hung the helmet and sur
coat, with the arms Of Sir T. More On IT,
When the Irish King at Arms waited Oh tie then
Bishop Of Kil1loe to summon lin 70 parliament
which WAS ceremony requiring the iormality OF
the hersllrc attire, the bishops servant, Hot know
Ing What e make Of his appearance, and not clear
Il comHrehending the title with which biz memory
charged, introduced him. saying, s>ly Lord,
here + The King Of Irumps'
It is sad, that miIhner Of Bath, caricaturing
sonsiL.Ity, was OBTAINING Qun, While buying !
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II yen feel inclined to evarcisc yourven
geance against one thath deeply injured
you, take the first opportunity Il doing
BIN service. # he has any feeling, You
will wound a':n 70 the quick.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-12

Tie Po'ntY.-A troublesome sitter 70 --, an
eminent portrait painter, puzzled himself ana pia-
gutd the artist in determining whether he should
be painted On PANEL or canvass. 'But how would
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-09-08
Boot & Shoe Mandatory.

The Subscriber has lately establish d Boot
& shoe Msnutactory at No. is Market ST., one
,oor below NJ Morrison's Grocery Store, where
he viii keep ready made and for sale, Mems
Boots and Shoes of various kinds and qualities
--Women's Laced boots, shoes anil slippers,
and chiliren's shoes Of every description, made
fashionable it desired, and Of the best materials;
Farmers coarse shoes made in the most spprov.
ed m inner, and at the loves, prices. The SUBJ
.criber, feeling grateful to his friends and the
'ublic for their very liberal patronage while con-
Quoting former business, returns them his sin
cere thanks, and at the same time invites their
rtention and lberallty towards his present es-
adjustment, with the candid assurance that no
pains will be spared to render full satisfaction
TO all who may call.
John Countiss.
Wilmington, August III 46-4t.
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For the Willningtcnian.

DEPARTURE OF LAFAYETTE.
lie is dash'd on the foam Of the turbulcnr ocean,
Where the dark stormy tempest in rcvelry
ravess
But the Brandywinc moves with beautiful
motion,
And bears her lov'd guest o'cr the billowy
waves.
The sca-god has promised to guard his soft pill
When the lightning of heaven illumines the
And to calm, nits rage, the wild dash ofthc bill
low,
When softly he sinks in the slumbcrs of sleep
And the God of the skies, now cnthron'd in his
power,
Who has guided his steps mid the thunder of
war;
Who has scrcen'd him from danger in battles
dark hour,
And written his name on eternity's car.
To the land of his fathers, to his own native ma
ton,
Shall the hero of fame, in his splendor restore,
And the plaudits of millions, fair Freedoms OBJ
lation,
Shall re-thunder the caves Of old Gallia's
shore.
IIc has gone to reposc in the lap Of his mother,
To the home OF his youth, and the land OF his
bloom;
He has droppd at Mount Vernon tear DER his
brother,
Who is pillow'd in death, in the night of the
tomb.
He is gone to his country, and never, all! never,
Shall Americas Eagle o'ersliadow the brave;
He has left us in hope, but departed forever,
For age must consign him to natures cold
grave.
No more shall his path be enamelld with flow
crs,
Or the damsels of beauty sing praise to his
name;
But the Muse with her harp in Arcadian bowere,
Shall gid it with gold in the temple of Fame.
"France. MILFORD BARD.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening the 9TH inst. in
Wilmington by the Rev. Henry White. Mr..
Jocob II. Stan.rt of Pennsylvania, to Miss
Sarah Ann Wilson; daughter of the late Ed
ward Wilson, Esqr. of Middletown, state of
Delaware.
On Tuesday evening, Aug. 80, by the Rev.
George Weller, Mr.. Thomas S. Renson, of
Ceciton, Cecil CO. Ito Miss Areanna Frazier,
of Georgetown, Kent Co., Md.
On Wednesday morning, August 81, by
the Rev. P. F. Smith, Mr.. Josehh ireland,
jun. Esq.,h to Mrs. .4meiia Brice, all Of
Georgetown Kent Co., Md.
Ifhappiness you highly prize,
Or if you truly would be wise;--
Get married, Cfyou can0
Nor spend your days in single life,
But take unto yourself wife,
And then you'll be man.
Yefair ones too, would you assume
The matron's grace, and plain costume,
Get mar1ied-when you can
Find him who loves you for your worth,
Regardless of your name or birth,
And wed no other man.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-09-08
FOR SALE At this Office,
Price 81 SO, bound in boards,
THE BEREAN.
VOL. I.
Abstract Of the Contents.


Atonement--the doctrine briefly considered.
Biblical Criticisms-on Pet. 19.-on the Lords
Superior Cor. XIV. 45-6-7-8-9.
Brownlee's Inquiiy-review Of, in detail.
Calvin-Biographica sketch of,-and Servetus.
Church & State-Church Establishment, views Of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Cntons Address before the Presbyte.
rian Education Society-remarks on,
Converts in India
Cotton Mather-biographic sketch Of
Covenanters-Scottish,
rced-a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical History-sketches Of,
Educated Ministry-Education Society,
Esquimaux, prestcraft among,
Evidencc-the necessity of, exemplihed,
Franklin, njamin-biographica sketches Of,
Gra 'e-univcrsality OF,
Grffn's speech before the Presbyterian Educs.
ton Society reviewed.
Gurney's Observations and Letter-strictures or;
Hicks Letter-Heresy-Hin Religion
Infant baptsm--Tnquisition. account of,
Keith, George-biographi' al sketch of,
La Fayette-
Leslie, Charles-biographi sketch Of,
Memorial-Virgnan,
Mller's lecture on Creeds-strictures on,
Ministry, Female-lengthy remarks OH,
VI ssions--National Tract Society
Naylor, James--biographica sketch Of.
Orthodoxy
Penn and Mead's trial
Penn, William-biograpbic sketch Of
William Pitts letter to the people Of England
on the abuse of Religion
Professor and Possessor of Religion
Reformation-the progress of;
Sermons of Elias Hicks-extracts from,
sewetus-biographica sketch of,
Slavcry-immediate, not gradual abolition off,
extracts from pamphlet London, 1924
Society for promoting Christian knowledge-pro.
ceedngs of,
Neutrality-suspicious. in,
Trinity-the doctrine briefly examined,
Wtchcraft-slather's account of, in N. England.
Wilmington Del. august 1871, 1926.
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Cheap Tailoring.

VENliE Subs Der ia ing commenced the Tai
l. loring business at NJ. 6S Shpley ST., srlicits
the encouragement OF the public in the differ.
ent branches Of his business, in all of which he
will cndeavour to give satisfaction at very re.
,,uc, d prices. for cash.
dated at their dwellings, in making garments at
moderate price
The Subscriber assures the public, and can
give satisfactory evidence, that he is well ac-
,r,ainted with the different branches of his busi-
ness, and particularly with L. dies Habits and
Pelisses, which he will execute in The first style,
and if required, according to the 'tes' fashion.
eMeS UHara.
Wilmington, Aug. 18. Aft
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=" France.
Public Meeting.
AT a meeting of the Democrat

AT meeting of thc Democratic Cit
izens of New Castle Hundred, held at the house
ofJohn Grow, in New Castle, on Saturday the
Sd inst, John Read, .ir, Esq, was elected chair
man, and Edward S. Mendenhall appointed Sec
retary.
1t was, on motion, unanimously Resolved,
That it be recommended to the citizens of
the Hundred, to meet at the Green Tree, (for-
mery Hare's Corner,) on Saturday the 10th inst.
for the purpose ofnominating an Inspector, As
SCISSOR, and Road Commissioner, to be supported
by the party at the Election on the 18th inst
And that notice thereof be published in the Will
mingtonan and Watchman Newspapers, and be
put in five ofthe most public places in the Hum
dred
EDWARD S, ,MENDENHAI.L Sec.
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To thc Editors oftile ySiln.inytonia,

Candidates for fame, like tAe lovely tnr, can
bear no rivals.
have just now had a number of the " "nerean"
put INTO my hands, III winch is the commence
ment OF q review OF Robert Owens "Views" ana
New system of Society," which not nav,ng any
apparent practical object in view, have conclu-
ded that a review of the reviewer woulu proba-
bly, convince some of the readers of your paper,
that writing for tame is agreeable pastn,e.
The reviewer, whom we recognize as the edi-
tor, has long laboured in a good cause, and /
hope with proportionate success, to become j4-
NOUS. Whatever may be his real object in com
mencinS the review before us, is TO me unknown.
lhe only motive which can discover from 4 Pc
fusal OF the production, is this; that as Robert
owen has become man of deserved celebrity,
Hom his great exertions in practical philanthro-
py, the editor wishes to make it appear to the
world that he is greater metaphysician and a
wiser man than Robert Owen. Unfortunately
ior the latter, his doctrine of circumstances"
-uhs counter to the editors hobby, and is of
Slor, ' ''sN ~ ''''N'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-09-08
NEW GOODS.

V1VHE Subscriber has lately received
Il a variety of new goods, which, with his for
mer stock, comprise splendid assortment, viz.
Superline blue, black, brown, olive, drab, and
mixed Cloths and Cassimeres,
Middlng and low priced ditto,
Forest Cloths and Kerseys-vclvets & Cords.
Ladies' Habit and Pcsse Cloths,
silk, Swansdown, roilenet, and Valencia Vesting,
White, yellow and red Flannels-red and green
BaizeS,
Figured and plain Bombazetts,
Bombazenes and Norwich Grapes,
Tartain and Circassian Plaids and Stripes,
Worsted, Germantown, and Cotton Hosiery,
Lutcstring, Senshaw and Lcvantinc Silks,
Brown and black Florence,
Black, brown, lilac and pearl (irosdenaple,
Black Italian Mantua, Plaid Silks,
Nankin and Canton Grapes,
Black, white, and green Italian do.
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambria,
Cambria, Book, and Jackonett Muslins,
Figur'd and plain Swiss do.
Merino and Grape Shaws,
Waterloo and Cashmere do.
New Stypd Chintz and Ginghams,
Furniture Calicoes,
Silk Flag, and Fancy Silk Handkerchcts,
Cotton do. and Madrasss do.
Cotton Cords, Tapes Sewing silk and Threads,
With the usual assortment OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Such as Sheetings, Shirtings, Plaids, Stripes.
Checks, Ticks, Tow Linens Pittsburg Cords and
Drings all of which will be sold at the very
lowest rates.
VIM. B. Tomlinson,
No. 81, Market street, three doors above the Far
mer's Bank. 5O--Sm.
Wlimington, September 8th, 1925
The editors of the Village Record will insert
the above for three months, and send their bill to
this Office for payment.
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LIST OF COUNTERFEIT NOTES
NOJV IN CIRCUL.41YON


Alexandria ID. c. Farmers Bank, k,...... S 10
Augusta, Geo Bank of Augusta, ........ 20
Annapolis, Md. Farmers Bank of Md. :. 3 S
Baltimore, " Franklin Bank, ,.........
g " Marine Bank, ..........2
" Mechanics Bank, ...... 2
Bridgeport Manufacturing Co. altogether spurious.
Canandagua, N. Y. Ontario Bank.
Camden, N. j. State Bank, ,.............
Charleston, S. G. State Bank Of s. c. 100
g Bank of S. Carolina, 10
Dover, Del. Farmers Bank. 1 8 S
Elkton, Md Bank of Maryland. .....,. 10
Elzabethtown, N. J. State Bank. ....... l
Eason, pa. Bank of Pennsylvania, 10
Fredericksburg. Va Farmers Bank Of Va. 10
Frederick, I'd. Frederick county bank, l
Geneva, n. Y. Bank of Geneva, .........2
Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg bank, ......
Georgetown, DC. Union bank of Gcotwn. S
Hartford, Con. phonx Bank. ,........... 2 10
Hnmevlle, Pa. Farmers bark of Bucks CO. 10
Harrisburg, Pa Harrisburg bank. ,.......
IIavre.de- Grace, Nd Havre-de-Grace bank, 2
Jersey City, NJ j. Jersey bank, payablcl
at the Ontaria bank, New-York, as
Knoxville, Ten. State Bank of Tennessee,
Lynchburg, Va. Farmers bank of Va. 100
" Bank of Virginia, ..... SO
Monisvillc, N. J. State bank,. ...........
&c Franklin bank, l 10
Union bank.
City bank. ,............ D
Z" Bank of New York;. l 3
Phoenix bank, ........ )
Merchants bank, .....
Manhattan company.
Newton, N. ]. Sussex bank, ............
Newark, N. j. State Bank, payable at1 q
the Union bank Of New York, ,,......S
Norwich, N. Y. Bank Of Chenango, ..... 8
New Haven, Conn. Eagle Bank, ........ 3 S
New brunswick, N. j. Bank of N. Be-. 3
Philadelphia, Pa. Bank of Pennsylvania,
Stephen Girard's bank,
Philadelphia bank, 5 10
Commercial bank, go.
Perth Amboy, N. J. Commercial bank,
Patterson, N. j. Patterson bank, .......
Plattsburg, N. Y. Bank of Pattsburg, :. S
Portsmouth, N II. Franklin bank,.
Raleigh, n. C. State bank Off IN On
North Carol and branches, ~ ~0
Ronney, Va. Bank of the Valley, ....... 100
Sussex, n. j. Sussex bank, .............
Trenton, N. J. State bank, ..............
" Farmers Bank. l
Utica, n. Y. bank of Utica, ,............. 10
Wilmington, Del. bank of Delaware. e,..... 3
'' Wilmington & Brandywine, 8 q
Wilmington N C. bank of Cape Fear,.... S II
WaIran, 0. Western Reserve bank. 10
Ofsomc of the above notes, there are very few
i'll circulation, now and then one is to be me
with.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
IMPROVED C1IECES,

On the Bank Of Delaware, Rank Of WR-
mington e Brandyzvine, land Farmers Bank
at Wilmington, for sale at the Office Of the
Wilmingtonian.
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Cards, Handbills, and Blanks,
Neatly Executed al this Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-28
PROCLAMATION.

yyrtERAs, tie Honorable KF,slY IoaNs, lsaAc DAVIS
w and kfNpALt S.rsoS, E,quirrs, Justices the Su-
peme Cont Of the st,ie Of D-avae, aud Of oyer and
rermner and General jail Delivery, in The SAID state hay.
ing issued their Precept. Deating de the Tweny-nn i
day Of September One hons Aii hundred aud twenty.
five, and to directed, tor holding Court ot Over and
rermuer and General il Delivery lie Court House in
the Town of Newcastle, Monday The Seventh dav IL
November A1:ice IS .eraJy ger all the Justices
uf the Peace, Burgesscs Of the Borough Of Wilmington
the Coroner and all and every he Cousabes Of even un
dred in the County aforesaid that they he then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls records, ini1t
mems, inqustons, examinations and other remembrance.
10 do those things which their Offices in thai behalf an
pertain 10 be done; ard also those who will prosecute
arast the persons that shall be in the Jail Of the
County Of Ne.ycas, to be then and there, prosecute
.hen, shall be Just. PETER L. DELANY, Sh,f'
Newcastle, October S. 1925 S9-9t
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

EbAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday ia', ~"
Az want BLACK MAN about 81 years OF age mas ao o
years serve, named inn he is about iee VI "n l
ches high, has his upper lip he au W n,r 1t
took with him double breasted blue cloth coa anu e. a
about half worn, pair Of good shoes and s'nay g5
clothing lie is Of black color and s. eaks qucs wr Nj
spoken to- He purchased BY me OF DR.. Cooe' and
Richard Simmons, aln'rs OF Sarah Downs as sa' Any,
have since set him free He off without any p n
ocaton or disturbance. The above reward will be
any person for bringing him home to me- or seeu sr,
:" 10y 80 :" 80 ''a'e EBEN'R BLAcKIsIoSs,.
Smyrna, Aug 81, 1925 o.
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LAND FOR SALE.

(,Ntrcasle COuaty, il tie state Of Dslarare, set
sBY virtue OF order Of the Orphans Court for the said
I'D County Of NeWclse. viii bc exposed to sale, Pub
lie yenlue S.:ud.g, le hss'iy.sirh day gf Nvta5e
next o'clock IN the afternoon the house OF James
+. Mansfield, Innkcepet, i'll the Village Of CantSoll's
Bridge, Hundred and County atoresad--ane undivided
ffh part nf Tract Of land situate 81 Georges Hundred
bounded BY lads OF the heirs Of David Nivn, decd lands
John Parker, George Parker and others, containing
ABOUT hundred and fifty acres. less, Also i
.cant lot situate The village Of Cantecls Bridge boun.
led By lands II Daniel Corbt James Henry and Others
containing about five acres less Also, Of
tAol and marsh situate ii Nances Neck, il ST. Georges
itanirett aforesaid, bounded BY lands Of John Stewart
las 81 J9h nd George Parker and by land Of The hers
Of Benjamin Merritt, deceased containing about hum
irei and sixyfse Of land less with the i'm
proScmsns ADD apui,enances; being the real estate
La1a1h Fld=er deceased and be sod for the paynen
Ct her debts. Attendance will be gyer, and the term
made knoNn the time a,d place aforesaid By Ezabe
" Frsze Administrators oftne said deceased or her AT
to.ney ~ ofAf q hs O9ptaA's Cahst
MATTHEW kEAN, Clerk.
Newcastle, September ~ 1925. S9-l5t
The above Farm ut los acres, very HEALTHY stualu,
or navigAble creek aud near TIE Delaware River
mas II excellent spring The d. cling house, goo
Orchards, good proportion e meadow, and may yer
easily be put N high state Of cultivation.
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
c0TJGU UROpS OR LN.UJA.N' SPECIFIC

THOR the cure of colds coughs as,hmas, approaching
consnmnons and ali diseases Of the breast and lungs,
far ssls hv iouN WHITE No. ITO, Marketstreet, Will
m;ns,,on Delaware
80 - TESTLJONLlLS
,.c,srrp CouSrY. SIS.
ron he information Of The public do hereby certify
,bat HE following persons, whose names herein
men,oncd nersonaly appeared before n e. tic subscriber
one nc The Aldermen for the CITY Of Lancaster and being
Iv svnrn or affirmed seyeray dcposcd and declared,
tbav bad made usc Of Dr. Clarkson Freeman cough
in,e Ior indian Sncci6cl upon themselves with the
reatcs success, for The CURING Of coughs c3ds astms
,n,Ione snnr of boud and disease. ihe breast
I Sspd tiat n every Instance Their effects we're
n,st and nfli;e ,r;l annear by The fo2 Wing tcsti.
So,,, ~ ,bnsa nho Nave used ibcm
Ic Rroon arcd u years Of the city Of Lancaster
lon, ,;e r,voo,siv afflicted with severe cough pain
al Il liz siir md breast night sweas and co.
INC of matter from his lungs and all the symp-
800 IS cors,,Drt;ve A-niird 10Th Scptenb az 1925
,,,ra In, us;n III indian sncciiic Affirmed and
hsicriheJ Ian1ary iS24
- 80, arsa % vcars N Manor township Ian
o.,s, I'M ,;me Al vith 4 most violent cough
Sns = ahoy AMI n,ch ernaca,ed Applied Angus
~, Iost ono,, r,, ~ ,s;,,r hotties n sorcic
Gu -. IL, i Ser;h III ~ Nnyan,br, MN 1901
o 49, - l IL ,aa.s NJ annntsr fn,1nshi,, Ian
49, .ons Il abava an sn,ttinr N blood
$50 r'. ;y b3,,i IA M, I'M Viii aia Ill months
~ ~ ,a,., s;nca grmca ana stlL,crilea ~ uccen.
her 5th 1891
Jbomas SteeI aged so wears Of Little Britain township,
onca.tar conntv Ionf inns svnntams AZ above c0in.