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yDulE subscriber bang DESTROYS ia close
his business, earnestly requests all those
first day ri March next. II is important that
all his sccompts should he settled by that time
and il /, hoped thai none will fail, rs il will
be very lneonvenient 10 grant further indul-
genee.
Those having claims against him nre like.
wise requested 10 present them tor payment.
HENRY L. BEAUMONT.
Jannarv II. 3tI2
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2 rirtne oCa deed Of h"at erfcutcd by .hla
s.~ haacocf, on The 9b dag Of october, Is28,
and d1ig recorded IN The ciok's cDice d he
husf'agS court Of Lynchburg, TO The subscrlbn,
for he purpose Of securing TO Joseph EcLObNs
PdgmsHt0t certain rlNiS therein mtnii0Htd ,r!
be sold. on S-iIihD3f The 22d dag Of JmI
arg regt, Ifajr, j not tie neat mir tag lrc-
etter, al PR6hc a%aetion, for cash, On the prtmi.
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HichavA pOliavA

N1ILL continue 10 transact business IN
W Lynchburg as .7UCTIONEIR and
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHIET-
lie Will as heretofore attend to the selling and
shipping ofiohacco and other produce, for
planters, country merchants and others
Also To the receiving and forwarding of goods
to the purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and To the transaction OF bank business,
as agent. In short, to all business coming
properly within the scope of an Auctioneer
aud Commission Merchant. All con=iyutnents
that he may be favored with, and all business
that may be entrusted to him, will meet with
due attention His Office is in the large brick
house Mt the junction of first street and fourth
alley, near the Franklin Hotel.
january z. wGw20
~ The editors of The Constitutional Wig
are requested to insert the above four weeks,
and forward their account to this Office for
pay ment.
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Ven DOLLARS Reward.

! CNAWAY from fhe SUBSCRIBE, Iivirs
A. in Pttsylvania county, Virginia, on Mon
day the 2dinst. a negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, 3 years old, 4 feet ID
or II inches high, quite n smart spoken boy,
had ON when he lett nome, a pair CT lluc
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark %recoler-
Ted. lie was seen on Wednesday night The
llih inst. AT MIR. Swinncy 5, near Lynchburgi
and ! do expect he is lurking about town.
Whoever may apprclIend The said boy ard
deliver him to me, or lodge him in Jail SO that
| get him again, shall receive tie above re-
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August %. WISE
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Notice.

IN the ycay 1919, James Lasheils, of the
a county of Campbell, departed thin life, aud
among otheTthiugs, devised 10 i" the heirs of
Ann Hale one. hundred dollars a piece Ann
Hale was the sister ofthe testator, aud wife OF
Tho, Hale. Whether tle said Ann i, living or
not is unknown to the executors il is also
unknown To them who are the heirs of Ann
Hale whoever they be, they are requested
10 make themselves known, and Ia claim the
above legacy. WIN .. GANAWAf,
Acting MS Executor, y =
u The editor Of Tue Winchester Republi
can viii insert the above advertisement three
times, and enclose his account, together with
each OF bis papers containing the advertise
ment, 20 this Office,
December ~. w3wslo
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Notice.
rive NolAars Newark.

NTRAYED OR STOLEN, from my
Wagon, at William McDaniel's shop, in
Amherst county, on the night of The 24il oil
December last, a small BAY HORSE, about
10 or II years old he trots well and PAGES a
little he is considerably rubbed by Wagon
gear aud saddle no other marks recollected.
Any information respecting said horse viii be
thankfully received.
ALLISON OGDEN.
Januarp IA. w3w2l
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Virginia, to wit
In Liahfar County Court, an Chancsry, The
gam day Of .AoUemder, 1874.
!. Simn.nn lhesIrr. nIninliH.

In Haifar County Court, in Chancsry, The
gan day ot November, 1874.
Simpson Cbesher, plaintiff,
against
DAME Clresber, John Ctesher, VIM. Simp-
son aud Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Chesher,
Nm. Thomas and Hannah his wife, Hosea
Chesler, John Stone and Peggy his wife, T.
lijah hoosley and Nancy bis wife, Jane
Chesllef and Zaelius Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Cheslicr, John Che
sher, " illiam Simp on and Elizabeth his wife,
William Cheshcr, William Thomas aud Han
nah his wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone aud
Peggy his wife, Elijah Noosley and Nancy
his wife, and Jas. Cheshcr, not havi"g entered
their appearance n given security accordin
10 the act of assembly and the rules Of this
court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court thai The said defendants Daniel Che
sher, John Chesher, William Simpson and
wife, William Ciies1er, William Thomas and
vile, Hosea CheslIer, John Stone aud wife,
ELIJAH Noosley and vile, and Jas. Chcshcr,
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth.
on motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
is ordered, that the" said Defendants, Daniel
aud John Cheslier, Wm Simpson and wife,
Wm. Chesicr, Nm. Thomas and wife, IIosea
Ghesher, John Stone and wife, Elijah Woos-
ley and wife, and James Chesher, do appear
here ON The fourth Monday in February next,
aud ansNerthe bill oil the plaintiff, and that IA
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in one
of the newspapers published in The town of
%Lynchbnrg for eight weeks successfully, aud
posted at The front door ofthe court house off
this county. A Copy-Tesle.
J. II. BOXLEY, d.. C.
Decpmh6r 2 uSvElz
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December pa.
Bedford, December Rules. 100

Bedford, Decembey Rules, 1894.
Stephen -Hartin, Plaintiff.
Against
Allen Bond and Soroh his acife, Beisey .Afar,
I'm, Thomas Dobyps, .Sichoids johnson and
Cnthafine his ryt, EranciS II iiks amt LurD
ms lftfe, pnniei Drnry and Catherine his
trlfe, HHfinm Uoodford guardjan ad Item Of
f'f!tfn Dobyns and EiSateh Dobyn,, cLiidren
aud heirs IF Griffin pobyus mn. deceascd.
iohn Dobgus, .jonah bobgns, timer Dobyns,
and JosePh Dobyns htirs q GriGip Dobyps sen.
deceased, DEFENDANTS.
~ CHiSCERY.
The defendants Alien Bond, und Sarah hi,
riff, nnd ,Niehoias johnson md Coihmiue hi,
mfr, not hafing entered Heir appearance ana
giren security a%ccoding 10 The uci If assembly
and "t rrtes Of This Court, aRd II appearing
from satisfactory Fl idtnce that Ht1 IRE noiin-
hdbtiants Of hiS aate-H IS ordered mat the
said dtJendaats do appear here on the first Gay
ettht ncii .hatch term, and aHS,rcr thcpf1jpiiGs'
bdi-and TINT n oopy ofthis order be forthwiHi
inserted IN some neleSpnPcr Prinied IN me tara
IF LVichburg, for i1eo months sucrrssireiy, and
posted al The FROM door Of The courthouse in Mc
said to,en
Il CoPg-Yoste.
J. 5TEPTOE, c. 3. C.
December -. usp 10
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PeAisse Cloths.

WE have just received a few pieces
w handsome brown and black PELiSSI
CLOTHS, with a few pieces Gentleniens
Cloths, which we will sell unusually lew.
MCKEE, ROBINSON q co.
January 10. ts2l
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Notice.

O. In publishing the following adyer
tisrment we made a mistake, which IS nov
corrected, We thus notice the fact, by
request, that the fault may attach where /,
hplnnrs -
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ihYee Aots 0f GrounN.

IN he ioien Of ~Lynchdurg, ore containing one
Fourth IF IN nere, on tenth street, part Of Lt
numbtr 353-.iaother containing one toGrih Of
an acre, on 7h street, nnd first nHey-Gnd he
third one lphoie LIT, pnmbtr $50. .7nd d The
franklin Hoiei, on The san,e dag, and il nm~
sary 10 be continued from day 10 aay, uA 30
cnLLI inr cnrL
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% OoAlavs Reward.
EONAEE

is hereby given Ihat all lie Cells in The
u Ltnatfe Hospital, IN the city of Hitiiems-
burg, are occupied, and that NJ more patients,
(Maie Or FemaleD will he received into said
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are va!
cant, due notice OF which will he given.
BY order efthe Co7frt IF Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, c. c. D.
Williamsburg, Feb. q.
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Bedford December Rules, 1921.

''eP"V" NF"a01VI1 TX 7 UI LtWIs tHHsFtVHi
defendants,
~ CUlNCERY.
Tie defendant not having entered his mp
pearance aud gwen security aocordinrto the
net of assembly and the rules Of Ibis court,
aud ii satisfactorily appearing that he is not
an inhabitant of this country, 90 The motion
o. the plaintiff, by his attorney, II is ordcr-
cd, that unless the said defendant doth appear
here on the rule day holden in the said coun-
" court IN March next, aud answer The pIaiu-
ills bill, the same shall he taken for %coutes-
sed, md the matter thereof decrced accord
ingly-That d copy of this order he published
in some one oil The Lynchburg papers ion two
months successfully, and posted up at the
front door OF the court house of said county
on two several court days.
Copy-Teste.
J. STEPTOE, c. Be.
December Pa. NEuto
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Nehinson 6 Co.

HAVE Just received from New York., \
I'll variety of GOODS, suited 10 The af-
prosch,ag season. Among them ave
isroxu, blue aud black cassinstts
Figured aud plain black Bomhazeiies
Dt.s do. brown aud bIle ue.
Nhite, scarlet and yellow 4 lanneis
Figured aud plain Caution Grapes, All eoiorsi
S1per plain black Mandarin do
ps. ,yinr pattern and emboss'd black and.eo
lored Mandarin Robes
Rirh Furniture ChinE Calicoes
Elegant Caaze Haadkefohiets, new style
Do figured eros DO Naples, do. do.
R,ct fgared black satin
F,snre.i Book and swiss Musiins, large pat
terms
4boxes Artificial Flowers,
nan a general aasortnisHf
White and oIored Domestics,
.Her ,chicd nee egtr at our usual lo'e prices
for CASH.
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shson County, OeiOJer Count, 1e2A.
nenben Il. paimer, complainant,
against
I.aac White and Zacltariah White, Exeen-
tors of conyas White, ST. deed,
IL. fcnInni1
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Doctor John I. Cahen,

E.AVING removed TO his family resi-
III denee in L~ynebburg, proposes Tor The
customary fecsD to resume the practice oil
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November 10.
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Afust Sale OF n nv.

AIcust 81,
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D(p0,

r. IN Upton, on Monday morning last, John w.
Hubbard, Esq. of this town. in the 32d wear Of
ms age. lie had been residing in Newport for
several weeks past, for the recovery of his
health, and was returning to his family in this
place, when arrested in his journey by death
Funeral from his late dwelling-house At !
O'Clock this afternoon, which the friends and
acquaintance Of the family are requested to
attend without further invitation.
In MIR. Hubbard, the town has lost valua.
bic citizen, the unfortunate, constant bene-
factor, and his family, an nestimahle friend
As member Of the bar Of this County. he was
esteemed as an upright practitioner, faithful
patron, and an amiahle brother. His gentle
manly department, and conciliatine d;sposi-
ton, secured for him the esteem Of a laroe
community, while, among his more immediate
companions, they rendered him an ACQUISITION
ana an ornament to the social circle, His
family have the sympathies OF numerous ac-
quaintance IN lamenting his early death.
headquarters, Forester, Sept. 81, 1926.
The Officers Of the Sixth Regiment are re.
quested to wear Grape 80 DAYS. on the left
arm, in testimony Of their respect for their de.
ceased fellow Officer, the late John w. Hub.
bard, Esq. Of Worcester.
BY Order Of the Colonel.
JONES EsTABRooK, .qdiDaant.
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IN Holden, Mass on the 25th ult. Capt.
1EohSE WEBB, aged 35.-At the age Of
10, ne served as a soldier in the French war,
ana vas one Of the first TO step forward in sup
port the revolutionary contest. During the
grestet part of the war, he served his country
underline Commission of Captain of Light
inianty. This responsible office he sustained
with cedit to himself and honor to his coun-
try' lie withdrew not his services till our In
uePenence was achieved. He was man of
uncommon enterprise and courage. Never
ara nesnrink from hardship and danger, when
IN tne service of his country. He was the
SURNAME navigator who conducted the A.
lgerica torpedo 10 the bottom of British "a.
US name appears among the venerable mem
oers o. the Cincinnati. At the age of 20, he
mace public profession of religion, which he
hOnord to the last.
In marlborough, on the 18th inst widow
Eersis Marble, daughter of the late Timothy
Underwood.
On Saturday last. at his seat in Watertown,
MARSHALL B. Spring, Esq. aged SO. He was a
man OF taste and letters, legislator, an agri-
cuiturIst manufacturer, promoter of the
useful and patron OF the 6ne arts
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A CoMET.-One of these cratic wandero-o
is again paying visit to this part of our Man
etary system. The wosder with which tbeso
singular bodies were formerly viewed, is but
littie ieit at tue present day, and the fearful
ioreDodings with which their appearance was
once accompanied, appear to be but little in
ouigeo IN. 1t is now pretty generally and
we wen understood, that they are bodies, which.
liKe the other planets, have orbits in which
tney regularly revolve, and have fixed laws
OF their own, by which their motions are REQ
ulated. The one now visible is supposed r.
pc that which is called Encke's comet in com
sequence OF its revolutions and periods hayino
been ascertained by Professor Encke. II was
noticed IN this vicinity by friend of oprs
on the night Of the 10th inst. since which i
mas been repeatedly seen. 1t is visible in a
clear night, any time after mid. night. nor far
from the Pleaodes, or seven stars. II il nom
approaching the sun, which i will pass 50
near as to become heated to degree of ipten-
sity far exceeding any human concent;on
whence it will again launch forth into ~
boundless regions of space, millions Of r,;las
beyond the most distant known planet of orr
system.
Various speculations have been hazarded
respecting Comets. 1t was the opinion Of
Winston, 1--WE believe) that they were the
abodes of the damned, who were thus made
to undergo the greatest Of torments, by suffer.
ing the most excrucisting extremes of heat and
cold. Others have maintained that they are
the links which connect together various solar
systems into one great system Of systems
That they are for some great and good DUR
pose we may rest as well assured, as we are
that they are the creation of an all-wise and
beneicent Being, whose perfection Is displayed
in all his works, and who never made anv
thing without its peculiar and appropriate use.
indicating, at once, the infinite wisdom Of the
conception, and the gloriousness Of the desisp
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-21
TEST OF Vaccinations.

"hen person has been vaccinated on one
ARM me surgeon should vaccinate the other
arm with matter taken from the first. If the
nrsI vaccination has been perfect, the pustules
on both arms will grow to head at precisely
the same time; and fthis does not take place,
me system has not been properly effected,
ana the vaccination ought to be repeated.
inns easy aud simple test, first brought into
notice by DR.. Bruce, of Edinburgh. ought
never to be neglected.
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Eli1porttttlr of .Eaahto,G.
ALBERT BR@WNa
Merchant Tailor + Woollen Draper,
N EEPS constantly on hand.

'Ao' 0'""'S ueSoi y " OOIteU DTUpeT,
TX EEPS constantly on hand,
MA and hasjust received, a prime assort-
inent of superfne English and Domestic Black,
Blue, Claret, Olive, and Mix'd BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSlMERES. Also, Light
Drab, Lion Skin, and Grecian COATING, a
new and superb article large Pearl Buttons
Tor do; Canlet and Trimmings for Coats and
Cloaks ; aew and prime assortment of Vest
lngs of every description Goats, Cloaks. Pan
falcons and Vests ready made. Also, Worst
ed, Lambs Wool, and Cotton Shirts and
Drawers; Handkerchiefs Gloves; Suspend
ers; Bolivar Stocks; Grecian Cravat Stifners.
With prime assortment of TRImMINGs-alI
which will be sold low for Cash.
7 6T A. B. will furnish Suits to order
equal to any in Boston or elsewhere, as he
Keeps the best of Goods, and employs the
hFt-rate Journeymen.
Fall Fashions just received.
~ TAINTED, Immediately, two first.
rae Workmen, 10 whom constant employment
vii be given.
Worcester, Sept. 91, 1926. 3ts 3teoV
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Farm for Sale.
WTlLL be sold at Public Auc.

w ton, (if not previously disposed of at
private sale,) on Tuesday, the twenty-second
day of November next, at two o'clock, in the
afternoon, on the premises, an excellent Farm.
very pleasantly situated, one mile from Wor-
cester Courthouse, on the old Boston road.
so called, leading from Worcester to Boston.
Said Farm consists OF about one hundred acres
OF good Land, and is the one formerly occu-
pied by Capt. Samuel Brooks, deceased. 1t
also contains great quantity of fine Clay for
Brick and Eartbern Ware, equal if not supe-
rior to any in the County of Worcester. Said
Farm viii be sold together or in lots as will
best suit the purchaser.-Terms of payment
made known at the time of sale. Any person
wishing to examine the Farm, will please to
call upon the Subscriber living near the prem
ises. GEORGE w. BROOKS.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1926. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-21

GREEcE.-The news from this interesting
country has been for some time past, rather
vague and somewhat contradictory-at one
time and from one source we have been in
formed that they are successful both by land
and sea while at another time and from
another source, we hear that they are worst
ed and the Turks triumphant. The accounts
by the last arrival, however, seem rather more
certain, and better authenticated. By these
It appears, that lhrahim Pacha had been driy-
en- from before Napoli di Romano, towards
Tripolizza and Calamata, with considera-
BILE loss, and that the whole country had risen
en- nasse to encompass and destroy him. A.
mother letter states that he has already been
completely defeated and taken prisoner, and
his army entirely cut of. All accounts
agree that the Greeks are always successful
by sea. Whenever they make an attack up.
on a Turkish squadron with their ire-ships, so
well do they conduct them, and SO bravely
grapple with the enemy, that it is impossible
TO withstand their impetuosity, or to escape
the ravages of the flames. Many Turkish
ship, during the past season, has illumined the
Archipelago by night with her brilliant con-
fagration, telling TO the distant Grecian Isles.
that one more victim had been offered IN in
expiation Of their wrongs.
If the news with regard to the defeat and
capture of lbrahim Pacha' be correct, The
friends Of Greece may hope for speedy ter
mination of this protracted and desperate
struggle in favor of her liberties The Egyp-
tan force has all along been represented as
the last dependence of the grand seignior.
IT this hope is lost, and the powers Of Europe
leave the belligcrcnts to themselves, the only
alternative left for the Porte seems to be,
either to protract, without hope Of success,
destructive war, or to enter into negotiation.
Whichever of these courses is pursued, the
independence of Greece may be expected as
the final result. Once more we shall behold
the land of philosophy and poetry, of virtue
and Of arts, taking rank among the nations |
Of the earth, and asserting in modern times,
as in antiquity, the dignity and the rights Of
man.
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Departure Of La Fayette. The nations guest
is t" once more upon the waters" seeking
the land of his fathers, and the home Of his
children. He leaves the country Of his adop-
ton with the blessings of millions upon his
head, and the prayers of whole people
breathed out for his safety and happiness
During his sojourn amongst us, he has been
bonoFed with more sincere applause, and re-
crived more heartfelt greetings, than has ever,
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HAyTI.-We this day publish the Ordi-
nance OF the King of France, acknowledging
the independence of Hayti. with the cond;,
LIONS thereof annexed. Some have supposed,
from the Kings making use of the words The
actual inhabitants" that he did not intend TO
make the recognition full and complete. that
1t was only trick to cajcle the Haytiens, for
the present, with the intention of resuminp
the sovereignty hereafter, if he could obtain
It, We aPprehend, however, that the only
object in using this term, was to distinguish
between the present occupants of the soil, 10
whom the grant is made, and the 8. ancient
colonlsts," from whom it was wrested in the
time OF the revolution, and for whom an in
demnity is provided by the conditions of the
treaty of recognition.
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For Sale.

FEHE Subscriber beng desir-
Il Gus of retiring from Public House, is
willing to sell his valuable Stand in the centre
of the pleasant town Of Northampton, COM
manding liberal patronage, and furnished
with every convenience for a Tavern, at a
handsome discount from the real Yalue.-For
particulars, inquire OF
THEODORE LYMAN.
Northampton, Sept. 10, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. scarborough, Sept. is, 1895.
on Execution and

II will be sold at Public Vendue, on Mon
day the seventeenth day Of October next, at
two o'clock, afternoon, at Fsich Wsnehestsr's
Inn, in scarborough, all the right in equity
Temple Parker has in his mortgaged Real Es-
tate, situate in scarborough, containing a.
bout eighty acres Of Land, be the same more
or less, with three Dwelling Houses-one
Barn-sheds and out-buildings- one Saw
Mill--two Corn Mills-Mill Yards and privi-
leges thereto belonging.
JONAS BALL, d. Sheriff.
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For Sale or to Let.

I'm the westerly part of Paxton,
q in the County of Worcester, and State of
Massachusetts,, ten miles from Worcester
Courthouse, 290 acres of choice LAND, con-
sisting of Tillage, Moving, Pasturing, Or
charding, and Wood Land, with four Dwell
Lighthouses, five Barns, and other Out. Build
ings necessary for Farming, one Store, two
Grist-Mills, one Saw-Mill, all in good repair,
on good stream of water, with plenty OF
custom for the same. Conditions of payment
viii be from one year to Eve years. lflet, no
person need to call unless well recommended
in the business OF tending Mills and Farming.
Any one wishing to hire or buy, may inquire
of JONATHAN CHASE, or JoHN Bellows Of
Paxton, OF SAMUEL JENIsoN on the premises.
Sept. 81, 1925. If