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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
New Millinery Store.

SILLY AND 1EAhY "a. JOHNSTON,
yA7IsH to inform the inhabitants OF A'eNandF,a, that
w they have %openeda Millinery Store on falrisT
street. opposite BRYAN Hampson & Sons nars "a,
Ia,.s, and most fashionable Hats, and is ready to exhi-
hit them to the public. The ladiesare invited TO call
and Examine for themselves, and they respectfully soli-
ct a share ofthe public patronage. oct@
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
Wet Nurse Wanted.

REALITY Woman, with ABREAST oa.n Ie ssar of Of a
"A VINO On annaicaton to tn editors offms pa
per, or by ieVe1 nx9
IIo,ce VA. --
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
For Sake.

i4ToUT, healthy Y0JNG NEGRc a.aifosc sc.
eriop sharactcr--no. sod TO, IS single Ga&l. hc
willie sold az < reasonabia price. --ih: p~rFshssef ~"
str;eed t;on >sidag hi.4 put q. the E;strc: oSooA~a>-
5a ythecs ias awss y~:ss1@ ,epp; = As 3fFa5.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
AhisAey & Sugar

3ilssSM5A&)S Baltimore Who's, 81 ofas@sl
8 Wsss;,saaster d&s % bills peiinea &slgars, just =
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a3ea 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
Aislest Prize 90 900 Dollars!

p $1,000 Tickets. SII4'0O0
,Io5e drawn on the Odd and Even System, by which
thehlder of two tickets ortwo shares of tickets must
drslvat least One Prize, and may draw three!
Trkets 5, halves 3 50,,q~uarters l Is; eighths 62 cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29

RansheAA for Sale

- This valuable Estate, containing Es2Taae
81 : 4 1900 Acres Of Land, is situated in tsSSSfSsS5
a Charles county, near the line which a8|
49, divides il from Prince George e4sz
The site upon which the Mansion House and other
buildings are erected, is high and %healthful, and com.
mands a fine view of the surrounding country. A great
proportion efthis tract of land is fertile bottom, lying
in full view of the dwelling, part of which is heavily
timbered. The greater part of the upland Is IN ram
timber; the arabic part ola friable soil and very produc-
tive. This estate abounds in springs ofthe pures' wa.
ter, and however dry the summer months, every field
is sufficiently irrigated to afford a plentiful supply OF
water to stock ofevery kind. 1t is distant from navI-
gable water but three miles; from Washington twenty
four, and from Ale xandria sixteen; it lies equidistant
from Piscataway and Port Tobacco, but eight miles
from either place; and thus from its location, advanta-
ges from either market is easily derived. Feeling de.
ssirous to emigrate, l will sell either the whole CT a part
.of this estate on very accommodating terms, Applca-
ton can be made by letter or otherwise. either to Ben,
jamin I. Dulany, or &c
r. DULANY,
dec - Of Ale Xandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
Ga8. gov = asrNes

C&3.@ AOE o~<tSEDGS
gayHE. SUBSCRIBER will give the highest cash price for
IS or g YOUNG NEGROES AS the prices of
Negroes are OF The decline, those wishing to sell would
do we'll to give ne q call as early as convenient.-l
shall be constantly at Elias p. Legg's in. Alexandra,
until l complete my purchases. Application personal
ly, or by letter, will be immediately attended to.
sept % SAMUEL HoNl Fit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
FALL GOODS.
nj a.

EEAS Just received, and is now opening, at hlsStore'
southeast corner of King and Fairfax streets. a
general assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-29
Handles
G. BARRY,

Saf3st2 EEGs i.o.s1 Ss.dtes, 4, s. 6's-ianGine.
M,Nf .Scr, -: fsraa2 = 3tecy. from Providence,
Grr sale o., w tOWLE T. 90
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30
BTFAN'S APPEAL.
from the Alexandra GszetleI

II will be observed by reference 10
our advertising columns, that The poe;i-
cal Address composed, and some time
since delivered, ts our fellow towns
man, Daniel Bryan, Esq. is just from
the press Of Messrs. Way and Gideon.
of Washington, and is now on sale at
our bookstores, for the exclusive BEN
fit Of that helpless and afflicted Genius,
tie Boston Bard. The mechanical ex,
ecu, ion of the work is of the first order,
riyaIIin 9 in every respect the finest spec
cimens o, Northern or European typo,
GRANNY. OF tie merits of the Poem We
have already given our opinions; which,
bowovor favorabls Is not worth repe-
ttion. since we have It in our power to
substitute that of one Of the most es-
teemed poets of our county. he tol'
lowing notice from the pen OF Dr. HEM
ny I. Farmer, we find in the Oh sfieston
City Gazette, Of the 10th instant. Df.
Farmer is well known as the author 81
a volume of beautiful poems, entitled,
lima gination,'' 1.-THE Maniac's Dream,
&C., Of which an able reviewer has said
Sin them we recognise the playful eff
fusious of an elegant and cultivated
mind" and that "as far as we can guess
a mans character by his writings, we
should say that Doctor Farmer is an
accomplished gentleman, accustomed
from his childhood to polished society,
and familiar with the elegant literature
of the day" DR.. Farmer, it is also
known, recently bore away, from a hun
dred and fifty competitors, the prize of
one hundred dollars, offered by the pro-
prietors of the Bowery Theatre, of New
York, for the poem best calculated for
dreams the effect.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30
From the Savannah Georgian, Nov. g.

o.
Yankee Tfrckt-In the town of West.
borough, in the county of Worcester,
| and state of Massachus etts, there reside
two families, on adjoining farms, the
one named Harrington, the other For
bush. Mr.. Harrington and Mr.. Forbush
are men Of small property, with large
families. Their children have received
such education as the schools of the town
afford, and have been Injured to the la
borious occupations pursued by their ia
theirs.
The third son Of Mr. Harrington is a.
bout % wears of age-Mr. Forbush has
son three or four years younger, who
had the misfortune when young to be
crippled, so as to destroy his ability to
labour as a farmer.
Som time since, conversation took
place between these young men, in
which Forbus spoke of his unfortunate
lot in being crippled SO as to destroy his
usefulness to himself and his family.
Harrington, in comtniserating with him,
observed, II have just bought lottery
ticket and if it draws prize you shah
have half of itn
Time rolled on-the conversation and
the lottery, by Forbus, were forgotten
but the lottery was drown, and Har.
rlngton ticket drew ten thousand dol
lars He took proper measures to OBJ
tam the money, called on the crippled
forbus, reminded him of the promise,
and paid him over half the proceeds OF
the ticket, and with the other half has
since purchased farm for himself.
The fathers OF those young men were
personally known to the writer, and the
tale, as here told, is believed to be sub
stantially correct.
| The moral and religious principles
which lay the foundation of that sacred
regard TO the fulfiiment of a promise
which is exhibited in this act, are care
iujiy disseminated in that section OF the
country-and It is to the natives Of that
section OF the country, that TIE appella
ton Of Yankee" is SO often applied
with sarcastic sheer
Perhaps this story is as well worth re-
eordinS as the thousand faJrications OF
writings about wooden nutnegs,n Yam
kee tricks" and Yankee notions. ,
which adorn the columns OF our papers
to the equal disgrace of the fabrication
and circulation
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

~
cnsge be compared TO two horizontal
ciuTus. connected together at each END
by small pipe, which should permi
the milk or water (whichever h'Ight o'
consists in a substitution OF water io'
air. with another cylinder over II
them) to be forced through thes'
pipes, as the dasher moves alternate. =
back and forn ard, and the resistance
which is thus produced, forms the
check, while the stopping of the pipes
entirely stops the wheels of the wag
on This may be said TO be a new
application of well known powers and
will probably supercede other kinds OF
brakes in all situations, as it may be
screwed to regulate itself under varl
Gus circumstances Mr.. Strickland has
been here at the request of the compa
ny, to examine the location Of the rail
road, which he approves, and appears
much pleased with these brakes, only
one of which 0he atmospheric brake
he saw in operation. - After the loca.
lion Of the rail road, ! proceeded with
series of!evels down the Delaware
from Easton TO the tide, making at the
same time careful survey of the river.
This work is Just completed, and am
now executing chat Of The river on
large scale. on which it is intended
to exhibit every particular in relation to
the river which can be useful or inter
esting. ----
r LIBEL SUIT.-At the recent ses
sion of the Federal Court in Raleigh,
n. C. the libel suit instituted by Rec
Jonathan Whitaker VS.. Rer. Frederick
Freeman was tried. mi, vuuse occu,
pied the attention Of the Court from
Tuesday morning until II o'clock on
Friday night, at which time the Jury
retired. The Register says, "Many of
the dispositions of the Defendant were
objected to as inadmissible evidence.
and was rejected by the Court The
Jury, after remaining out all night,
brought in verdict of $500, subject to
the opinion of the Court. The defend
ant had pleaded not guilty, and Justlf.
cation, and it was reserved as cues
ton OF law wether tie defendant had not
deprived himself of the benefit of his first
plea, by entering the latter This ques.
ton was argued at great length. II the
Court shall be of opinion for the Plain.
tiff, on this question, judgment isto be
entered for $500 and costs-if for the
Defendant, there will be Judgment of
aonsuii The Chief Justice being bur
ried off to attend the Circuit Court, in
Virginia, took time to consider the ques
ton at home.
We believe it has been more than once
decided By the Courts, in which decision
common sense would seem TO concur,
that plea ofnotguity deprives the ac-
cused Of the advantages to be derived
from plea Of Justification, and rice ger
sa,--If we reeollect right the parties in
this case were Of different religious ten
ents, and the cause of action some SLAM
derous words used by the defendant a
gainst the plaintiff, tits believed, in a
theological discourse.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

The United States frgate Constella-
a;on. corvette John Adams, and schooner
Grampus, were in Mantanzas on the
Ist instant The ship Charney, of Bal
timore. having sprung leak, was tow
ed into Mantanzas on the 2sth, by a
British sIoop Of war, with ten feet water
IN her hold. The United States ships a.
bpve mentioned, manned their boats and
sent them to her assistance. They get
her off. as she had been run ashore TO
preyent her from sinking, and took ont
about 500 boxes of sugars in a dry state.
All the rest of her cargo was damaged
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30
MAUCH CHUNK.

A letter received by the junior edi.
tor, from his old friend Isaac A. Chap.
man, Esq. dated Mauch Chunk, Oct.
90, 1926, contains matter so interesting,
that we have taken the liberty to pre-
sent an extract from it, in the Record.
The great Coal mine near Mauch
Chunk-the important works gong
on there, and their yaih 10 the pdolIc,
we have taken occasions TO notice;
and from the frequent enqnirers OF us
by Intelligent gentlemen, Chow the
improvements advance in that quarter"
we are satisfied a general interest is
felt in the subject. We hope Mr.. @.
may pardon the freedom we take with
his letter to gratify this curiosity, natu-
raj as laudable. The "drake" or me
,hod ofchecking the speed OF wagons
on railways, strikes US as calculated TO
excite and crafty the attention of the
scientific and inquisitive. The Com
pany will complete slack water navi
cation from tide water to within :6
miles Of the Susquehanna. Permit us
to add, that MIR Chapman is gen
tleman OF handsome talents and at
tainmenls; interchangeable in the acqul
sition of useful knowledge. and in its
applications to practical and useful pur
poses; and will approve himself an "a
BILE engineer. Such are just the men
our country and the cause Of internal
improvement, need. [ Village Record
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

A simple Improvement has been made
in Churcs. 4 new daSher, without holes
is placed about four inches above the
other, which by.forcing the cream down.
produces much greater agitation. ard
IS said to save great Deal Of time in the
process Of making butter
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

Seven of a gang OF young williams
have been apprehended and tried in
New. York for breaking open androb.
hing stores. They are the same gang
That broke open the stores in Front,
Pearl. Wall, Fletcher, Pine, and O.
ther streets in New York. by getting
into the scn,tles from the tops of new
unfoished buildings. A more desper
ate and depraved set of boys were ne
yer seen They are all upder ID years
of age, and it appears that they have
entered and robbed in all twenty six
stores in New. York and Phi!adel-
phia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-30

From TIE .Hedjtyran ean.-The Uni.
ted States ship Erie, David Deacon. Esq.
Commander, arrived at The Navy Yard,
New York, on Thursday morning. in
SO days irom Gibralter The Erie left
The Archipelago on the l2th of August
at that time nothing of Importance
bad occurred between the Greeks and
Turks.
On the 9TH instant, the Ohio river had
fallen at Pittsburg, but was still nearly
three feet above the low water mark.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07
MORE SHOES.

YGfESff CARLTON a CO, haye Just re-
III ceived a farther supply OF Boots, Shoes,
&e. ~ The best quality aud oi superior work.
manshf. Among than may be found
Ladies Plain frunella Slippers thick 4nl., i.
do. DO Straps do,
do. fig'd do slippers. with ~ witt.
out lieeis
do. Col'd and BLACK Similo silk slippers
do. Black Morocco and 5enlskin Walking
do. do. do. slippers with aud with.
ont Heels
Shoes
Misses BLACK Prunelia and Morocco slippers
GentIemens Fine shoes and l,ootees lat, 2d
and I'd qualities
do. Dancing Pumps very hgh)
do Over SHOES, do. Bouts, from 3 To So
Mems coarse SHOES aud Brogues--Bo1 = hne
aud coarse shoes aud Brognes--Women's
Leather SHOES, NIL qoaitIes= Plantation
Rroguea, (ihe best we ever hnd) --Togelher
with nil Skins, keen's make--I.ining aud
Binding skns--ek diversified, yellow and
Purple Morocco Skins--Solr Leathcr.- Lasts
ntnll szcs--ShUe Thrend--VnI1lish--liq
aud Paste Backing Shor Brushes letter,
Writing and Wrapping Paper Aso,
One caseoi Richmond made Boats an eon.ign-
ment. u2ils Dee. 7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07
5llD prizcs--lasl blanks.

prirr oftiehet S. and shares ia proportion.
MODE OF DRAWING All thc numbers will he put 10
the wheel usual d The pfizcs aboyo three dollars atn
be- put Ia the pr1, wheel aud drawn out opppsite hh
whole body Vi numbers The hr, drawn NUM- or III de-,
Cur the fate Of the 5000 thran dollar prizes dfows,
20 vii Ssad II he Of the hfsl Eve Thousand mum
bors that IL 10 any number from No 10 900 eu-
sye al those Huubgts ~d he entitled 10 afrc dollars
cth. Shnud be Of the lat five thousand numbers,
that - H. tay from No AG0 to 10000 Inclusive then all
Oiose nunbefs sin. IA like mancf, be entitled 10 thren
dplars each ghoe Wio mold Two ekuts ohr above AMI
beu~ J,0Ou, must OF course draw Or, and may
draw 1Ahh pn4es,
1he drawing W1l take place In January neat under thq
supeftrndeHe' nftF following gentlemen Judge Nm,
Dannl, Chssg, Dubntj Alton NJ DaAie John g Merrp,
join Bulari., David - MOTION, Nm, MiKinucy, Wni.
". Sorc George Nhoekc, John W. Hagwel, Am.
mon Hancock, Hobrf Kyle, lHmos l.. Claytor, Jesse
Harrison, Ancaah Davis Collin ntkner, Ehlah Fletcher.
JOHN " III, loin lIaHcocl, aud John G. Miller Esqrs.
: oiders from dsiahcn, By mail, post pBid, pr
vite Ynco, enclosing the Cash Prize Tickets,
Will mt q the most prompt Attention II addressed 10
AUG. LEFTNlClI
ucl.e1. Mabagu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07

II. AND FOR SALE.--lhc subscriber offers
= ior sale one OF two tracts of land, he owns
lying IL Bedford County, the trad ON which he
lives lies on otter itlNcr, n little below the
Bridge, ia SIGHT ot the Turnpike Road, eighteen
miles rom IlynchbafP aud eight hom Lih",ty
containing 500 Acie,. About halfsoudand and
the greater part viii produce excellent lobncco
the plantation lies rather better thn common,
Is wen n.icted, ia GOOD heart and repair which
can be shown at any Time by mysclt The u
iucr tract containing GOO Acres, lies on Goose
CrerI, Ia about iuilc of IFS junction with StaHn
ton lhsrr About Two hundred acres cleared,
eiohty oiwhieh is bottom lmd, aud considcln.
Bile pat fast rate tobaccp lInld, aud no mconsi.
de,able pplt Of The would lanj will produce ex-
ralicaf tobacco, we'd naiefrd aud pl,rt5 Of tim
boz hes us well rs common with valuable
luht rock quarry ON II OF excellent quality. |
have No hesitation IN saying believe II oue Of
the hest tobacco plantations in ihc County Of
bedford This and eau le shown ut any time
10y tol. u. Qaarlcs, who liYes near II, or MIR
Owl LOVING, living ON the premises.
JESSE LEfIWlCIl
Dee. T. CIVIL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07

" nRusr SALTY virtue Of " deed of
= trust executed 10 the subscriber. by Jne.
h Rutledgc, nnd duly ot record III the clerks
Office OF the county oil Campbell, hearing date
the Isl dry of April, 1926, Tor certain p0rpo.
ses ia said deed mentioned, ! sbal proceed
10 sell, Oh the premises, by way ipublie nuo-
ton, toI cash, on FRIDAY the 2sh OF this
month, necembcr,) II iair, II not, the next
lair day thereafter, certain tract or ppreel
oiland, living aud bring IA the county Of
CampbclIton Otter River, containing 656 II.
efee, bring lhe same tract conveyed 10 the
shrd l,ullcdee by Robert Scott, by deed oil
September, ls24. AcliuR MS trustee, the
subscriber will couey the lille vested in him
n sueh. NoRbORNE NJ. TALIAFEkRO,
Dee. 7 ctdy18 Trustee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07

AToTlCE.-I shall, on the 18th day Of lie
~ present month, At the late residence of
Gabriel Penn, dec d, near New Glasgow, Am
hersl county, offer for sale, 10 the highest
builder, tor cash, between Fifteen mud TNen.
ty likely Negroes. consisting ot men, women.
boys and girls. There is one of these negroes
very experienced waterman of excellent
clnrnc,er-.Also, will he sold al the same
place on the 9Th inst. upon credit Of ttree
months, all ihr stock Of Horses, Cows, logs,
sheep aud Plantation Utensils belonging o
said estate Bonds with approved security
viii be required for all sumo over five dollars,
and for ali sums under five dollars cash will
be required. 11Oa. ChENS, Admr'
dc bonis non OF Gabl. Penn, dec.
Dec. 7. cldslS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07

NOTICE VIII be sold, on Thursday the
x j 18th OF January next nj the Int RESI-.
dcnte al Anderson ~ oodson, DIT. tuthe high.
Isl bidder, The Stock ~ Horses, Cows, iIog4
% oneep tue crop Of Cora Fodder, Hay, Gc.
Plantation TooI, Household and Kitchen
Furniture =also, several valuable Negroes. a
mongst which are u FIRST rate watcl lnnn md
i good cooper, on d creda OF tnelvr months,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
cnrlty --Al pcrsons having claims ngalnal
the sald eslate are requested To present them
on or before The dry at sale, properly anthem.
ticated, that arrangements may be made TO
pay them. JOIN SfkATI0N, Admr.
OF Anderson Woodsou, dec
Dec c3WslS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07

ANfORE GOOD THINGS The subscribers
AZ respectfully inform the public and the citi.
zeuS ot Lynchbprg IN particular, that they have
Just received complete stock OF the very best
Old Wines aud Liquors, (nerior to none ever
offered Tor sale in this markei) aud deter
mmcd hereafter to Keep the same Tor sale by lie
demDohn, gallon, &c. Ne.--Aso. l,csh supply
III Oranges, Lemons Malaga Grapes, New Town
p,ppms, tunutS. Almonds, Best Bunch, Mus.
eat,l and bloom liaisns, Citeron, aud teal liza.
sana and llaell's best Cigars.
NEW * AYRES.
Dec L. Lif2g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-07


Xnkr5I SALE. BY virtue Of decd oftrusf,
- rxecuted by Gen Joel Lcftwich TO the suh
scribers, aud 81 record In the clerks Office of the
county court Of Bedford, viii be offered for sale
on the 9Th day Of January next, at the residence
of the SAID Lcft@ich, the following property, viz;
certoin tract or parcel Of land. situate IN the
county OF Bedford on the month SIDE of Little OF
ter and the waters thereof containing three lnirr
dred acres, nlolp or less.--Also one other tract
on parcel of land situate in the said county, on T.
noch's creek containing four hundred and sixty
five and - acres more or less.--Also one 9th
or tract, containing Two hundred and eighty o.
cres. more or less, adjoining the lands Of John
iIndnall and others. Also, one other tract Of
land, situate in the fork Of Little Otter, and houn-
ded by the two Oucrs, containing one Inn ired
aud seventy SIX acres.--Aso,t the following SLAVES
and personal estate viz; Edon, AIick, Plillis,
Dennis, Abram, Mariah, one Stallion, called La
iayctte, one Bay Mare called Betsy Bibb, thirty
head OF Cattle, sixty head of Hogs, all the
Household 4 Kitchen Furniture, two Wagons.
one sc,t OF Gear all his Plantation utensils one
Chg &llarness, two Rife Guus one mans Saddle,
one wonans Saddlc,two Bridles.--All the crop
OF Tobacco The terms of sale viii be acconmo.
dating and made known on thcday ofsae Az
ting as trustees, we will convey 'only such title
as IS vested in us as such though il believed the
title ia indisputable. VIM. LEFINlGfi Jr.
J. c. STEPToE Trustees,
Dec, :. et,lsi Is =