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a vasiety Of BLANKS,
for sale atthis Office.
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Il RunGlUaq.

WAS committed TO the jan %
Berkeley county. on the 98ib o. Az.
gust last, as a runaway. a Seg'V.
man who calls himself GEuRDEss
feet 8 inches high, stout made, -
or Is years Of age. dark comp's-.
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Uiae.-A vine bears three kinds of
grapes said Anarcharis; the first of
pleasure, the second of drunkenness,
and the third of reqentance.-Idler
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The Soul may be compared to q field
of battle, where two al mics are ready
every moment to encounter, not al one
virtue, but may be overcome by a com
bination of vices. Reason guides the
hands of either host, nor can i, subduc
one passion, but by the assistance Of
another. Thus, as a bark after a storm,
enjoys a state of rest, so does the mind.
when influenced by a just equipoise Of
the passions, enjoy tranquility.
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ISAAC S. u q Co.

wiliamsport, September 2O-sw
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Om9osi,e Washington Square.
pl:iracinhia, ArriL |. 1926.

ybisis In certify, that have been laboring
Cor eight years, under dreadful di'ease that
ate glcers on my neck and body, and in my
,I, r In his state remained upwards oil
nmo e year under the care OF highly respec'
n',Io and ,yell known medical gentleman,
, a,; every medicine that he ordered me-
l%, wi,houi any effect, and was finally sban,
J", Inv him as inourabe My frame bad
,,'n',r,e much emaciated, from The long aud
ror %'1 Wins endured, aud my health was
,,c.,roveJ. In this dpspsiring situation Mr.
" " potter very generously offered me bis
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Philadelphia, Sept oe. 1876.
Mr., w. w Potter,

WI. w. w I Olltl3
Sir,-I hereby give you Iatemeat Of
nv case and you are at liberty to use it in u
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago became afflicted
with complicated case of Scroftia aud
Hhite Sweiiiag during this period placed
myself under the care OF upwards oil eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pittsbnrg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. My arm became useless, the
elbow Joint being very much enlarged, aud
SO covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, al
rised me 10 submit 10 amputaion, but this re-
iected. ON my back there wa an nicer as
large rs the palm of my hand, which became
SO painful that despaired OF ever being re-
stored to health, orcvcn getting relief. Hn-
wing seen a similar case to my own which
was cured by your jpraiunbie Cafiol5on, as
the last resort applied for il, aud the happy
result j., from lis use about three monlh51l
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEALk
N. Il. AsI am about leaVing the city, for
information as TO the accuracy Of my case
several gentlemen OF bigh responsibility may
be referred to.
THE above Medicine for sale n. the Drugs
and Medicine Store Of -
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Opposte Post 0Bice-LyHebbmg.
May !. On
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MARGARET HOFFMAN.
rhilndeLrain. .ifau 30. 1896.

This is to certify, that my daughter E.i2a.
beth Binder aged sixteen years, laboured tor
twenty-five month undera severe liberation
of the tongue and throct, which proceeded 10
such an extent as to ent away third part of
her tongue, and nearly to destroy her palate,
and render her speech unuteligibie. In this
state, medical advice was resorted to, and e
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain when, hearing of Mr. Po,ter's We
getable Catholeon, was induced TO try that
Two bottles haye ehectnaly cured her, and
she is now perfectly we'll -
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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DITINVI VII
ELIZABETH BINDER.
philadelphia. Nay 90, 1925.

This is to certify, that my sou, John tio-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been atfiict-
ed for eight years with the Kings Ec't; the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, bat without success, until MIR. Pot
ter's Vegetable Catholicon was lad recourse
TO, which has effeetually cured him. The
tumours are dispersed. and his general
health is better than it has been for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr. Potter, mud
from sincere desire of beneftug Others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Insiicc OF the Pence, PhiIadeIphia ely.
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This IS 70 certify, that ! labored under a
very seycry Uicera.rd sors hron. and mouth
for UPWARDS Of year, aud 50 desperate that
IL nrrvrafed nv eating any thing Of hard
enb,tance. took three bottles Of 5waims
Panarea without my effect. In this state.
hrnrina Of potters' Vegetable Cathollcon, |
had recourse 10 II, aud by the use OF three
hotties have been e;ectnaly cured. II has
been upwards OF eighteen Wontbs since
ceased taking the medicine, and there is no
"Pp'''" u" w ' THOMAS ToNpKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
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From H. ddefdfea Star.
THE SAILORS FUNERAL.


The following is extracted from the
manuscript Journal Of Sailor, who
served on board his molesty's frigatc
Crescent but died lately at Rayenna
We had cruisod for six days of Cape
Formosa and death had begun his raw
ares. A sickly langour prevailed among
our mon; their usual lighlness of heart
and yiyaclty seemed TO have fled them,
they sat IN groups ON the forecastle, smo-
king in silence, or listening 10 the mar
ratiYo of deaths on board Of other ves-
sells, which had BEEN on the same station
We endeavonred 10 divert their molan-
choly by different amnsoments, bur it
would not do the number oil our sick
list was ineroasiHg, aud The low mutlored
enquiries utter the diving, we're always
accompanied BY mn involuntary shuddcr.
We committed, IN one night, two to tho
waves bnt az they had been III ever
since we had leit Ascension, we paid
mol SO much attention. The gun-roous
had always boon healthy, bun on tic
Sabbath morning tt was our first Sub
bath on the coast Of Africa prr BUY
complained of head-nche and dizviness
his far face had already turned SAL
low aud When H. expressed ms defer
mlnstipn Of retiring - his hammock,
there was . settled gloom on every coun.
tcnanee. | remember, as the event Of
yesterday, whom he came on board az
Portsmouth. lie had just completed
a,s eighteenth year his heart was light.
aud ms hopes erehigh and when he
stepped en- the quarter deck in his uni-
form, ] IN sure there was not finer
fellow in all his Majesty's service. How
ahectonately his aged father bade him
farewell the tears stood in the old
man eyes, is he said, James, know
that you will not forget your duty to
man. forget not yoar duty to Cod
They vii never meet went to ask
him how he felt, but lac knew me moi
ms eyes were wild his reason was e.
clipsed The sun was setting, and the
night had most ominons appearance.
went 10 see him again, but his eyes were
closed the struggle was over bis spir-
it had fled 10 God, who gave ii Few
preparations cal, Do made Tor funeral
on poafd oi snip. ne bell ta1ea
aud lhefe was mol a sailor who vas not
on dech, save those WHO heard the
SOUND as Tie warning that The same bell
wou'd soon Ton 10 assemble iher COM
rades to commit to the sea theif remains.
nc night was daik and lowering yet
inc lightning Wiach flashed YlyldIy across
tue vessel, showed every object most
clearly pdieness ailo Stiffness was sea-
tea on the iaees OF the crew,and many
ws'iul look WIS cast towards the gang
way, ID ninafbioi anticipation OF the
corPso.-- ar. the resurrection aud the
lie = 1hefe was thflll went through
every heart rs lhese words were uttered;
sladderlag hysterlcal sort OF sigh WAS
the response. taeiosed III his hamlnock
his corpse vas laid on the grating. The
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yours respectfully,
JOHN M'CURDY, Jun.
"a, "a .-..... ,tro-N

CfSE. C $ was of a scrotulous
habit Al the age Of three years bis parents
Perceived an liberation ot the head,
proceeding, as IS supposed, from tGcc'aoi'on'
It Vas al Hr-t confned TO Il small compass,
bqsif1m the continued discharge, twas soon
Communicated 10 the whole scalp, which
p.a'eated horrible appearance, betuE ,at'
aosi one entire sab soon after this dis-
enarse commenced from his ears, which be-
Came very offensive. Bitsisrs, wGsteS, ONT
asRi, S,'. We're vigorously resorted to, but III
Fa'a. Aler remaining IN This situation for
more than six months, tie Vegctabte Cdihoi'-
son was recommended and lis use Immediate
y commenced II quickly displayed ITS ac-
aEf'edged power over the disease, ny hrst
increasing tie discharge, but which soon al
VI ceased, the complaint being completely
Vaa3lcaied, and the child restored ts health
Information as 10 the ntc0racy oi TINS
:. case THE ta'Aer OF the child can he referred
ON APPLICATION to w. W. POll Tx,
=, y. I, The above case OF TiHfd CoPHIs. or
s'ceraled sore head, should be a warning 20
raftals 10 guard against the evil effects
s9ite loo often arise hsm neglectlHg to use
'hs purifier OF he blood, alter the VAGINA
g.. ga 81 Their CHILDREN, The Ca'ho'iroH is oI.
,'fl a, suitable remedy in these cases, and
.73 y. he invariably used.
1iiaitlpiid. Fe5 -, F627.
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philndelpkla. .Mau l6. 1926.

do hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined both my legs
began to swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIR Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they ulee1ted and IN
this deplorable state ] continued until about
one year sinco when began 10 use Potter.s
Vegetable Catholicon. BY its sole use am
now perfectly well the swelIingis zone, the
ulcers have healed, and my limb are as sound
and healthy as ever.
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persrfn AND PUBLISHED BY
ELIJAH FLETCHER a hlo II n n, toLhh

-,rsa aen,, Weekly Paper, al 81, aud the Weekly
y :. e. DER annnu, payable IA advancel-No sub
papfL III be receiYel FOR less time thau SIN mouths
I paper VII b" fsssa'laesa lt pad ne ''' '0D
oiihs 9r,ser,ents will he inserted at so cents per
~ ~ Iss1 the first time, aud 81 - ceuts for each
gu ,snee Th0se. from distance must he PAD Tor
eos ia their insertion, or the payment nssumeu ny
previous a..n ~ s,lle person in Lynohhurg.
sa caneery Orders exceeding two squares are IN
lid for six dollars ,,,.-.. l.. 80,
"a All letters addressed TO the Editors must De posi-
Z a. they will not be attended to-
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Ernm the N. Y Mmning Courier.

JOHN SPENDALL--A SKETCH.
1t was a remark Of an old and lntelll-
gent friend Of mine, that { | would ra,h-
err wed my daughter to a man not rich,
bu, of Industrious and economical hab-
is. than to one born to fortune, and
bred up in the Improbable rounds Of dis
siDation.' There IS much philosophy
jn&,his sentiment. A man of character
and business habits viii never be redu-
ced to want in this eaterprising country !;
or. if perchance, misf1tunes should oy-
ertako him, he viii soon be able to place
himself again on comfortable footing.
But, on the other hand, the heir of for
tune soon knows, that when he becomes
Of age, enough to satisfy his ambition
will Call to him, ifthe sum be one hum
dred. two hundred thousand dollars, or
more or less, his inexperienced eye
looks upon it as an inexhaustible fund,
Tor his mind has not become capacious
enouob, nor has he been sufficiently ini-
tiated into the mysteries of dissipation
to know how, even in a lifetime, he
could expend so much money. Aecus-
toned to indulge in such thoughts, he
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Phiindeiphia, ylue. Q. 1926.

This is TO certify, that I was afflicted with
disease ofthe Liner .jor seeca gear, (which
produce a loss Of appetite, and consequent
emaciation. During this period | received
the advice, and followed the prescriptions
of DR.. II. and other physicians, without OH
tanning any relief About twenty months
past applied to MIR. w. w. Potter, who adj
vised course of the Catholicon common
ced taking it. Six bottles have ctleGtnally
cured me, and / now enjoy a state OF the
most perfect bealth.
MARTHA NJ. MCuRDY,
M IL ChnannI.s lrnel.
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cd to my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, my
complaint at last got TO such height that /
could not swallow without great pain and
difficulty. Tumors formed in different parts
OF my body, and began TO think my stna,-
on almost desperate. The FIVE bottles of the
Catholieon which have taken have com.
petely cured me, and am now as well as |
could wish TO be. With my thanks, | am your
obliged humble servant, &c.
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ARTHA NJ. M'CuRDY,
No. rs, Chesnnt.strcet.
PhiladeLphia, .qprA 3, 1926.

From the spring of 1922, until this summer,
was afflicted WITH Scrofuia every gland IN
my neck was affected by the rising oihard tn
mours, which broke and left deep ragged nj
GERS was under the care Of three eminent
practitioners at different times, who cont,
nued to prescribe feEuzzae Tor about nine
GER ais also arose on ~ nom the former
proceeded a thick ana Intensive matter. !
continued much III this state my malndy rn-
Their increasing for some months, and fnd.
ing my physicians advice useless, | discher.
ged them and resorted TO SWaim's Genuine
Panacea, which persisted in to the extent
of Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re
lief. Under these very uniayorahle circum.
stances | commenced using P0Hfr's pegetd-
bic Cdth0iicon, which soon manifested its IN
duence over the disease /; the tumonr on my
body now broke and began to discharge. and
soon after all the ulcers began to heal very
fast in a few weeks more TO my great astu.
nshment the ulcers were entirely healed
the pains which had been subject 10, were
removed--and my appetite restored-and IN
fact my bodily health is ve"y much improve
from the exclusive use Of Mr. PoHtr's Iaina-
BILE Cdtholo,on. MANUEL MORRIS.
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of woman hive found them both
false As the Intervals. Where il eisen
ms 10 I've my lie agaiu, bur that can
never be Or were heaven 10 grant
lew briel years Of farther existence.
which / cannot hope 70 have. and even
do not wish,
--es- onpan.ons would make
ofwolf afpenthrr, Tiger bear and snake
Kind SIR my strength = exhausted,
l can sly no more. Your Imagination
may I'll up that which else might have
said He ceased his exefliou IN the
narration vas ton much for his strength.
Language could not tell the tone in
which nc spoke, or | might describe the
feelings. that tie words of his history
cannot convey.
lie lived few minutes afie, this, Lut
spoke nothing coherent. lie died in
my arms. Alas 7 sud /, is this tho
end Of the youth of fortune has the
hor ola princoly estate come 10 this ut
laslf
Soon after left the Crown payinr
the landlords bill, and depositinga sufIi-
cient sum to delray the expenses OF IN
termont could not remain in the
house, nor bear the attentions OF such A
man as Caulkwell. did not upbraid
him for his conduct, well assured II
would serve no profitable end, on. dent
ly departed.
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GEORGE ZANE
City Of Philadelnhin. IS.

George Kane, of the district of Southwark,
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
doth declare aud say, that the above state.
ment is, in all respects, correct and true, and
that the signature to ii is in the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
JOHN B1NNS, Aldermen,
Philadelphia, May %, 1924.
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lYNl. A HAMILTON.
April 9, 1876
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1876.

fHttadfPatdi JRiy %, 1870.
have labored under very severe case OF
Iefter tor the last FIVE years, andin the course
OF that time was attended by two very re-
spt ctable physicians OF this city, who pre-
scrbed and recommended every popular re.
medy which they thought would prove of
benefit, without success. | was blistered
nine times Oh the face, and course of mer-
curry pursued Intellectually, AT this time my
situation became quite desperate, and re-
naming for some time in this state, was adj
vised by my friends 10 try Potter's Vegetable
Catholicon, in which they had great conf.
dence, and finally consented 10 give il trial.
After using FIVE bottles, the disease began 10
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me TO think | should never gel freed
from this responding condition but being
urged byNIr. Potter to take more, (fully con.
WINGED me that his medicine would have the
desired ettecO followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use of nine bottles II eli
fectually performed cure | am now per
lectly well, my system having undergone n
complete regoluton.
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nued to prescribe !
months, when my
swell, which soon
Ger also arose on q
proceeded a thick
continued much Il
tl,nr .,rp.a.inu nv
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C.4SE.--Sanluel Ruin, stout, full grown
lad, of thirteen years OF age, OF healthy I'D
robust habit of body while swimming in the
Delaware, some time iti-the month OF june,
1921, struck his shin bope little below the
knee, against a bont-no pain or unpleasant
consequences resulted lherelrom for the space
OF week, when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensned, Or. S. respectable
physician OF the neighborhood OF Peun's
neck, Salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, aud continued his
attention for -four years, during which time
it grew worse and worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of opinion that the
loss of bis leg was the only means OF saving
his life On the Sd day of August, 1924, he
was put on a course of potter's Vegetable
Catholicon, and by its sole use Is now COM
pletely restored. Wv. POTTER.
Auest-S.4MUEL RAIN
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bove case, and believe il to be true aud cor
rect, WIN. l. CARTER.
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Certificate. some time in August, 1924,
was desired byW. w. Potter, to visit and ex-
anime thesaboye lad, Samuel Rain--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis
and more serious case of it | have never
seen--considerab portion of the whole di-
ametrr Of the tibia, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had exfoiated aud come out--1he
wound measuring at tie time seven inches
in length, extending from little below the
knee TO near tue ANGLE, two inches anda half
in width, aud two inches and quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retroyerted along the
edges to the height of one inch aud a half
he was much emaciated had hectic fevers !;
night swcats and was rapidly verging to
the grave. in this state he was put ON the
Vegetable 6atholicou, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms Of
hectic, and In the beginning of April, 1925,
after using. ten bottles of the medicine, he
was discharged Cured have this day ex-
amined the limb--iI Il zoand as IT was pre-.
yions to the accide'll} Areo quantity of
left by the extoiated tibia, andths limb is as
firm and sonnd, and as useful III could pos
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY NJ MURIhIE, M. ID.
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,, Vegetable Catbolicon," which ! immedi.
ately commenced using, and to my great sur
prise its powers soon became visible by heal
,ng up the Ulcers, removing my pains, aud
restoring my appetite ina1ew @eeks--and |
say with confidence thatathe Catholieon a.
lone has saved my life,
- WM. A HAMILTON.
saw tue above caseat the time he enter.
ed Oh the uscbt Mr.. Potters Catholieon, and
can testify tNatit was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless one--I have seem the
same person within few days. aud found
him perCsstly restored TO health.
ii, MMuRTRIE, NJ. D.
April 9, 1926.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
PENNSYLVANIA C-ANlAr.

AT recent session of the Canal Cosnmissio-
ners and Engineers. at Bairsville. 2S miles OF the
western division OF the Pennsylvania Canal was
pu under coniract-at one third less than tb. Ell
mated cost
a tunnel of $50 feet TO be cut through hl.
was taken by Mes-rs. Stewart and Neal, for
$4,000. This part of the contract save. three
miles In the distance, and $50 900 in the expense
vi the Canal, as first estimated
Great hopes are entertained thu canal boa,s
Will run from Pnt-burg 20 the Kiskimin.tas sal,
works, distance OF 90 wes. Including Is locks.
IN all next sp'ing. IN hich the whole distance
to Balr-vil;e, will be accomplished in the course
OF he ensuing, year. General Licock, the com.
missioner, makes II part OF The Contract tha,
spurious liquors shall not be sold on the canal lin.
and some OF the contractors allow from one 10
two dollars per moth, extra wages 10 those who
agree TO dispense with the use OF ardent spirits.
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boi5ting. Green Property (or Sale.

Boating Green Property for Sale
v". ct deed Of tius executed for certain mr.
poses therein mentioned, by WILSON Allen and he lf.
John Hnomep RioIard Hoome. and AImi.fead U9ons. ~
ed % irI N.Y. - tor esrtan purposes therein
instead uoumes bearing dale the 18Th of Seni,ber 1909.
Ia q which deedsas y recorded in the Cig,E Oi,e oil
"ueF' ic rtiiy marcy, before The frnrt the
D'.lrS Orren Tsven, in the county "a Monday he
v.n da o' DeesnheT next. (bsing Caroline court iy3 t.
III Gay 10 Gay TN hri'lsd- fogrih ol
lowing Siren estate, hfs interest Of the lie Cn
Armeie&d Hoomes, as deoresd by Chaue.ry Cont al
The ConmissUneTs spFortzd ~ the SAIL
decree ior the purpose ofJsiug the said estate into four ,o
pl's ~ execution thereof, assigned tie said AranrI
HOMES for his portion. Ar'
Tue Eowiiny Green Tavern snd Lot eor,iIing Of e Ia
'se' "noh s spseous md convenient stable aud
' f'aiy "'I hSu'es,a comfortable Dwelling Hnue for
sl' ist'y Casually ocousJ by the kserer, f.mi
small house, which occupied hy family some tio
I anu az" SHOWN ny Ne name Of omuiz aud iIDe hundred
survey. - ''ii'A'
" Is = generally known HAT thought unue,
or''ay to describe PATTI w. Also al In. san.;
tu iseg' aud by virtue Of the suthoriiy shall
t'S same term0nr Other fourth part 9ffhe snid Boz
Hs estGi Tor aud during the natural life of wilson Alien
esquire reg the interest TO which the said Alien !, entitled
~s oy "he etesy and on the aforesaid decree of The
CharferS court o Fredefick.burg The commis.one,s
p'rd hy the aId dtcree for the purpo,e sforesad hay
IN t~ecuitn thereof, assignr Me Sopbi, Aen ,,
The ssd H'lson Allen, Esquire tract Of Lod win, nm
Psne 20 ihe tavern atove mentioned containing b. S,,I
survey, 155 Tbs Is the mos. f,Ul, Ss,y Of ~
'" contains qH-nty oi vairshie timber. has
%" Nv" h1scs occupied merchant store ~ ,ljiny boss
aus variety Of other buildings. '
Also and mace and bv virtue r ia. ,,
authority shall sell upon the same tr me. I;, EE5
laitj amons them are valuable house ssrvan ard
woman VINO Is an excellent fee-si,rple viii
he conveyed ~ the tavern tract and estate for die sa,ai
ne ., wilson Allen Eq. in the tract opposite h. tavern and
we shall warrant the (Which are believed 10 he ooae.
h'"sae) only against ourselves those caimi< rndsr
WM II. HoWISOE, Tfu,-
10. AoRBORNE SUTTON, 5'ee,.
3-IN y. 52-fda