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SO little do we accustom ourselves to con-

SO little do we accustom ourselves to con-
slider the effects Of time, that things neces-
sary and certain often surprise us like un-
expected contingencies We leave the
beauty in her bloom, and after an absence
of twenty years, wonder, at our return, to
find her faded We meet those whom we
left children, and scarcely persuade our
selves to treat them as men. The traveller
visits in age those countries through which
he rambied in his youth, and hopes for mer-
riment at the old place. The man Of busi-
ness, weared with unsatisfactory prosperi-
ty, retircs TO the town of his nativity, and
expects to play away The last years with
the companions of his childhood, and recoy-
er his youth in the fields where he once
was young.
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Cooke the tragedian, said one morning at
rehearsal, lin Drury Lane that ne meant
to go to the next masquerade, but did not
know what new character he should assume.
" New character," said Fawcet, " suppose
you go SOBER"
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Utterly without heart, generosity, or SYM
pa'hy with any human being, Fontenelle was
extremely compiaisant and amusing in gen.
eral society, where he dealt out epigrams
to the very last, with a neatness and vivacity
that was extremely engaging; and he con
tinued to be universally acceptable, without
even pretending to take an interest in any
thing but himself In the whole course OF
his long life, Able was very fond of aspara.
gus, but liked it dressed with butter. -
Fonteuele said that for such Fl fiiend there
was no sacrifice Of which he did not feel
himself capable, and that he should have
half the dish ofasparagus which he had Just
ordered for himself, and that half, moreover,
should be done with butter! While they
were conversing together very lovingly and
waiting for dinner, the poor Able falls sud-
denly down in fit ofapoplexy, upon which
Fontenelle instantly springs up, scampers
down to the kitchen with incredible agility,
and bawls eagerly to the cook the whole
with oil, the whole with oil, as at first
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Mr.. Abernethy, on being asked lately
what was a cure for wens, answered,
"Upon my life don't know: l believe
you may as well whistle to them as any
thing else.'
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Having paid due regard to pru, lent
choice Of companions, the next impor tant
thing is closely to observe how others m an
age-to mark the good or i'll that is prod, ic-
ed by every course of life-sec how the 'se
who do well, manage, and trace the cour sc
OF all evil to its origin in conduct. Th, is
you will make yourself master of the infol-
nation most necessary to regulate your owl,
conduct. There is no difficulty in working
things right if you know how-by these
means you learn.
BE careful of your habits. These make
the man. And they require long and care
iul culture, ere they grow to be second
naiure-good habits speak of-bad ones
are more easily cquired--they are spon-
laneous weeds, that flourish rapidly and
rankly without culture
These ideas are thrown loosely togeth-
er, but they may be worth a thought
send them to the printers, who will print
them when they have little room to spare.
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A barber, who was in the habit Of stun
ming his customers ears by the rapidity of
his tongue, asked an individual one day, how
he wished his heard to be cut Without
saying single word" replied he.
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III nakeher grave where the sun-bcams rest,
When they promise glorious morrow;
They'll shino DER her Sleep like smile from the west
From her own lov'd Island Of sorrow
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A person told me that he never knew a
Scotchman who was not welded to bis
country. They make very fashionable hus-
bands then, said !, for | never knew one
that did not run away from his wiie.-Scon.
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The worthiest people are most injured
by slanderers; as we usually find that to be
the best fruit which the birds have been
pecking at To be slanderod ranks us with
men of the greatest merit, who could never
escape the calumnies Of the envious.
mirth which is not gaiety is often the
mask which hides the convulsed and dis
tracted features of agony-and laughter,
which never yet was the expression of rap
ture, has often been the only Ineligible
language of misery. Ecstacy only smiles
despair laughs.
Pleasure is seldom found when it is
sought. Our brightest blazes of gladness
are commonly kindled by unexpected
sparks. The flowers which scatter their
odours from time TO time in the path of life,
grow up, without culture from seeds scat
tered by chance.
A person told me that he never knew a
Scotchman who was not welded to bis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

but very probably a io-.r, 5y ,is operation now
proposed. But it surely ought 10 be dcmonstrably
certain, that some gain will result; before we.went
into u rnoncyed operation of such magnitude and
extent. What possible combination OF crcuinstan-
ces could have stronger effect in depressing the
price of any public security, than that the Govern
ment without any known os'cusibic cause, should
suddenly withdraw al its interests in it. 1t was
stronger case than had ever existed.
Yet the mere pecuniary calculation of profit and
loss did not constitute the strongest obct tim 60
the measure proposed. TWAS matter of for more
mp rtance, that the character OF nation for iiLcl-
ny 20 its contracts. express implied, should DC
sscredly preserved tin that il should gain any PC
| cuniary amount whatever. He should not apply
the strc; rules Of ethics, the doctrines OF The
common Law, 20 case like this, but merely the
rules of common sense and common honesty
When the charter gisen, and the Government
agreed 20 take seven. millions (Which was ONE
iii OF the Stock, 10 receive bonus of fifteen hun
drci thousand dollars, TO require ain annual state-
ncnt OF accounts, 10 obtain very valuable facilities
III the Transmission and exchange fits funds and
have all the duties OF twenty four Commissioners
oil Loans performed gratis, it was surely by no
means strained, but on the contrary, a necessary
and inconirovertibe conclusions, that the Govern
neid was never 10 place that Institution in =, worse
situation than when IFS charter was granted =
was under this mprc n, founded on the mutual
advantages derived fIon the arrangement, both 10
the Bapa and 10 the Government, that the Stock
h't risen To its present price. II now the Govern
ineni shall, by its act, shake the public confidence
IN tins Institution, it will virtually Violate its pledg
Ell ii;h ;2r The piobcmatica and doubtful t,iirroSe
oil gaining 'lii,ing sum Of money.
Mr. -, said, he was perfectly satisfied, that, if
Ae gentleman from Virginia could think that such
would bc the suit, he never would have introduc-
ed the present resolution. There certainly was in
equity contract between the Government and the
stockholders that the Government would not with
draw ITS confidence from the institution, except I'M
der t;e most extraordinary circumstances, and the
most urgent pressure Of necessity. Ifsuch ncces-
H.,
bc scinc justification of this messure before the a
inerican People But the necessity did not exist,
and osnot even pretended The Bank had hith-
crto gone on under the support and confidence of
the Gover, lcnt, and he hoped it would continue TO
DO So 1t least i'll its present charter should expire:
but II not the Government might in vain expect the
same benefits from renewal Of the charter which
1t had so long enjoyed under that which was soon to
terminate
Mr. buchanan now moved an adjournmcnt--aad
the question being put, the noton prevailed: Ayes
so, Aocs 6s.
So the House adjourned.
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AZ rs committed 10 TIC Jail 81 Augusta county on the 9Th
" day Of December last, Runaway by fe nan ~ ,rk
who ay he belongs to VIM Hu6gsoi Of PiisyIVanis coly
- Hsd on Paif 81 linen iTowsrrs, kind OF black nike
coat ana Fau'a55ns, two shrts, oil bat He j. .sstk
pn'to, abort ei N inehes high made. The
gee sad take hin away, Otherwise he viii he !od ei nr to
law II sPEtk Fa,i.,r "
yee.ii a5-.ais,.
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SO REIrnnD.

ID uNAHAY from the ,ubserber ia CheeeesJ an Tho
AZ 9Th inst QUEEN She i about years Of age; not We,
tall but well maCi t3lsTabi baet hair short sad
her fore teeth sets fshsr out, ana ty ue dark She
has desh mole just by her mouth. She hss husband in
ohmoni be1nriugt0 N, Whitfield Her clothing 4. n,',
" domestic and calico. Psfsps she may he about SVar,g;s
orr Petersburg, che has a,qu-inneeI ihereabon. The
uhcfibtr will Sve the above Es4fd for Che sad pes, A.
yefed 10 him scared ~ Jsl that be can es he
Dec. fS o5-w5w' JOHN BE6ZITV
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Yfnst SO 81 A1rrons.

FlY virtue r. Deedo Trust executed t. ne h, d., rt
b Trent Of the eonny Of Camheiland, which deed Is o,
fe,od in The clerks oce of t county afores,id s,ll
FOR cash, TO the highest bidder, al public aueton on 6s fi
dsy u japusry next, az fair Il not the next fair d,v5 a
TanghorHes avern ~ the county Of Cunherj,ed Is ~,
valuable Essroe among them are excellent and
also fst role cooper. Acting trustee shsli ELI oni
suobtce a. !, vested n me ~ The deed ofiiusi '''
Dec.f eG.,sf
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(De5afe % Be c0Htinue3.]
FROM whsHINcToN. Dce.Is,,

presume every boly with you has read Rusl,'s
Report His tariff argument IS no more luminous
than heretofore, and bis style IS what il is s. what
Il has beeni that IS 70 sag unique in it, way But
let Us give him the credit ne deserves. Ills pro-
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HAT1LJ BE- solid 20 the highest bidder an Noni,, H.
W inst II LonIst csnfihcsr, credit III ~ neo,s
orr nesfoes heionsos ~ the E,sis Of David Josot 10
Among them there % sikey young woman rlc good .
ssrgsnt aio several y,nHs f1us JOHNSON dSs,or
g., nayid Johnson, dec.
S.s' 81 - sstti,
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n Samuel Dcase Is longer my AGENT IN r,t,,,,,,
~ county he public are respectfully tequss:ed 10 make
payment e. him; nor 10 transact sny bnes viii hin an
M account - JOHN McBNTIRE.
itichmoni, Dee. e. r.. ..
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ooM5fUw7cqrED.

in pursuance to public notice, many of the ci6-
zsn5 friendly to the election Of General Andrew
1a ',. 70 the Presidency Of the United States
on Tuesday, the 18th December, at the house OF
alexander H. Caldwell, for the purpose of taking
y % consideration The propricty OF epoinfinr dele
gates TO attend general convention to be held in
ny ny % nlcnmond on the 18th Of January, hay-
ing Tor It's object the election of Andrew jackson
% the Presidency Of the United States. The oh
lcct q the meeting being explained Colonel vii.
nam heiskeli was called to the Chair, and John
10Y appointed Secretary when the following re
solutions wcro submitted and unanirno,,sIv adoted.
Hesotrcd, That this meeting highly approve OF
the policy Of the friends Of Gen raj jackson. who
assembled 9t,Wythc Courthouse on fhe ISth MI. In
seooamsnding a General Convention TO be heldi III
the city Of Richmond on 9Th January next.
Hesofrcd, That Capt james Britain. Col VA.
liain AoisSsl and Col Csabtree Esq, be ag?oir.s
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Majority Tor hIr. Allmand %
who Is consequently ihe rcprescnttve elect OF
this borough. Herald
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NORFOLK, Dec. IL.
borough Eiecfion.-Thc election for Bel
egate TO represent this Borough, in the Legislature
now III session, in thereon Of our late esteemed
townsman John z. iSteed, Esq. took place on Sat
urday last.-Ihe Candidates were Joseph II Ro-
bertson and Albert AlImand, Esqs-I}otli canai-
speeches at the opening and close OF the Polls. At
the conclusion Of the contest the vote stood,
Albert Allmand I6g
Joseph II. Robertson I6G
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- IA his happier koly
or sociuf pleasure, IN exchanged for po-gcr;
See AIM u-euRberh .eith rae penni tribe,
n.

.4propOs, ofTcnnessee-Mr. Blair, of Yennes-
see, is observe, placed at the head of that commit
tee OF accounts, which has the supervision of the
diplomatic and state expenditures This is the same
gentleman who, on the last session, detected the
abuse in respect 20 outfits for charges drfaires,
for which | believe he was called some. hard
names in the papers He is a man of great gri-
ty, worth and good sense; modest man, who ne
yer speaks hut when he has something TO say, and
is therefore always listened TO with attentions he il
now placed i'll situation where, if report speaks
truth, he may do much good, in detecting past abus-
es, and preventing future ones. L.N. T. Eng.
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Mr.. C1m5rcieng.-It gives us pleasure TO CO.
py the following just remarks from the New y ork
Evening Post, on the subject of Mr.. CaInbreIeng's
appointment TO the head Of The Committee OF Con-
inerce Mr. CaInbreieng, we believe, is the only
Commercial man III the House, and as good sclcc-
ton could not have been made.
" 1t IS somewhat curious, that those who were
DESTROYS that Mr.. Taylcr should have been made
SpeakeTf0f the honor Of Je1o York, and who broke
out into the most furious dcnunciations against his
colleagues, because they did not make him so, are
the loudestn their censures Of Mr. Stevenson, for
appointing MIR. Cambreleng, New York dele
gate, Chairman of the Committee OF Commerce.
The people of this city and state are however OF
different opinion, and these ebutons ofpaIty vsx-
alton and personal rancour, pass for what they are
worth. Tho appointment of Mr.. c. is one OF the
most judiciOus that could have been made. His
extensive commercial niornadon-his unwearied
indusfryhis strict attention to the interests of his
constituents, the citizens of great commercial CAPT
tai, and the prompitude and ability with which he
has supported them on all occasions, have fully en-
titled him to the distinguished place he occupies.
Mr.. Cambreleng is of the most valuable mem
bers otthe House of Representatives. We would
ask when the city of New York has been better
represented in Congress' Certainly not for many
years past" TBa't. Rep.
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great increase Of small houses OF en,eNainfne.,.
which are now multiplied almost out of nuinler
commonwealth, and who pay no tax for the bcrofi,
they derive from such public road or highway
Surely the General Assembly will not let ano-
Their year revolve before they endeavor to corrcs
this evil, by placing all entertainers upon an equal
footing, by compelling them 20 pay 4 tax in pro
portion to the yearly rent of their stands, which
ought always TO be predicated upon the quantity
oil business done. JUSTICE.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE

And preserVatire Vegetable Ccratn.
[ndE fullest n nance ma, be placed on the
L efficacy ard powef 4 me Vegetable &c.
rate, mt only Ia restoring and preventing the
falling Of tn Hair bat producing the great
est lu,trc aud seina2s Of it imaginable and
TN pubic may rrs' as.ufed that is effect, VIII
be eca,Iy unaffected in the course of shot
time, by tic fene' al and vigorous gtop h OF
the bar aud by r..ectpaily preventing us com
ing out o. falling Of Tho Vegetable Cerme
trnds 10 ,'suscltale aud excite the tecrgies Of
tie capilory nrs les. Itich constitute those on
gan, fiHt secrcts the matter forming the hair
thc5r Ike many Other org ans OF the animal bo-
dy. which have been IA a state OF dormancy OF
disease, may be restored tu their healthy ac-
ION, and perform all those functions assigned
them BY nature.
4 (e@ dozen boxes The above Ceraie jus,
received ind for sale only by the subscriber
price 81 "A box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
June %, 3wo2
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AlnIlE nl. DRAWING :


The numbers will he put into one wheel,
as usual. and in another will be put The pr'-
;. abnsr the denomination OF two dollars,
AMI the araWiue - progress IN the usual
manpfr The 10000 pr,zcs II Two Dollars
viii be AWARDED Ia nigh N low number, to
bc deiermlae1 bv that which may dre" the
pr,Zr OF 5, $50 dollars.
Low Numbers. from 10 10000, inclusive.
uigh Numbers, lo.ool 10000, mcinSyr.
4 holder of two tirtrts, High ami io", mus
nj nece,,,,v draw one small prize, and may
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also. \
tirkpt having drawn Capital Pre-, IS not
=, sIricted from drawing small one also.
TERMS.
Present price Of Tickets %. hnt will adj
yan,.e 10 - 81 on The ist oi July
r,ruackages, pot less than 81 whole Tux
ets scheme price. Credit i'll fifteen d2ts
after The drawing for approved nole'. win
ont interest.
ordrrs. bv mail, post paid, viii meet the
same attention a on personal 'I1hca'ion.
AdlrPss TO AoD' Lbi - ~
InnoIo Aanager,
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June 25

= ODk Al Ills --ituoseay f,rn tho sul..
Il sc.lbrf ~ the 18Th instant a nrgrn m.ll
n1mrd Dick, hrtarrn % and - yetrsoi ags,o
,atHer briehi compl' ZION, well made. AID n
bouf . Ice, 10 ~ ~ Incbos high, 10 mHl}s5 ~
collected except on on 81 both Of his thigh.
accustomed bg cut with knifo. his clntuna
- zen he apscondrd was cam roundlbput aud
p.,ntIo,ns OF the same aud u WOOL hal nroits
much worn. hut ache carried of Other rIp,u1re
H.. very probable he VII clangr hi. dHs..
l.ne dp"yr follow was lat.cd by Bcnamtn Butk-
or, formerly ri Amherst county. near tie W..
ters Of liarris's Greek and was sold h. linn
10 RicIuId II. Burh 81 whom pm chased rim
3 OF ! years aeo--bc1, VII acquainted ~ ,lte
ncIgbborbood Of Mir John SHELTON, on Ham =
Crock and in Lfuchbpe Is / an ninruicd
having rnn the nyet h"m that place IL hch.
mont, where expect j. is Lurking at tnis lnnc.
! viii give reward aquyal,nI 10 me trouble of
the ~ pfrheudrt dhcIg secured IN Jal 30 ibat
! get iti.n, ordelYelcd 10 me in the county #
Nelson, on the main road LEADING rom New.
Glasgow 10 Bogkhsb Gsp
BENJAMIN y. HANS.
Jnnc %. 3i92
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nnmsT FnlZF,
20, 900 II LIAR :.
Il, HfaHi brhiUft .
ede1 riles amr'r 10 II 900 Dollars.

Dot trhrs, Hmtg to ! 900 Dollars.
2O51a--onlg 5000 ltkrts.
u The CASH tor the whole Of the Prizes
cna he h,d, IL. usual at CoaGS'5 OFFICE, the mo
pent ihey are drawn
bloDe 81 lhAHl4G--'ihe numbers viii be
put INTO one wheel rs usual, aud ~ she other will
bc Pot the pr1cs obore the denomination OF
Five Dollars. AID the drawing To progress IN the
usual manner, The 1900 prihrs oi iour Dol
Lar, 10 br awarded 10 the ticl.,is, the Numbers
ct which end With thc Terminating feure OF e.
der ofth NUer Ersi dyGWh numbers Of diGeyr
eat termnatons. The live Dollar ptiYe, to be
awarded 10 HE tiekcts having the two last f.
grncs corresponding with the two last figures os
such number of the ueri drawn of diBCirat ter
mlnaton. This mode vii pefnIt die hole lot
terry To be completed IN one drawing, and tick.
RI drawing superior prize wH not he restricts
from drawing an inferior also,
Whole Tickets, 50 ~ Quarters, 81 25
Halves, . 50 EietthS, %
ORDERS from any part of the United
States either Is mail post paid or private coh-
Yeyaace. enclosing the Cash o. frIze I ckets in
IN, otih, Lpucfrs will meet the same prompt
md puuctual attention as If on personal applica.
ration.
T. address 10
j. T. C0hES, JR. {. BROTHERS, Baitimors
Baldm0", MAY. Ie. ssoJso
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=, - ~ E.--knnnwHg lronthe .nhs rlhsi
Ia nyIng ~ Bedford county Virginia, %
rrsro 10Y nnmrd snn, about nineteen yrnrs
I'D, black mplrxion, his zummer rlolAf.
ate to,, obd rotlor, brsidcs pair OF Napt
cotton hfeeehe. with hnrl afcbrs, Old brown
,arn cont hall uofu hai, h. nns raised al
Cd In. neNn's in Bedford, lin X II likel,
he = .lrknr about HeN#i5 u sanr W bi
III. SOUS. | vii give Il laudsome rev blu
af sHB, or Information so thst I ,au Fof hin
nm. JOIN MAKtiN.
nr 18th. 80
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FOR rHE vIRSIsrAa
To the FrcchoHcrs If Patrick.


H1,l been soltc cited ly a meeting OF highly
respectable Ctizcns Of the County III Nav coutt
last 10 address Won upon tie .abjerf OF the ap-
preaching Plr,3cntal election. and ia support
Of the claims " HIeb Sc earnestly The pre-
sent incuuibcnt has upon yppr sunI lets---ino-
mcntous a, the subject T., and inadequate TO
the task of developing such sIeFc, as properly
belong ta il. as we candidlv admit aurselgcs To-
be vet lively sense OF public duty, and an afdp-
Gus wish to advance the best int. a.tH of ON af-
loved country, prompts US unbosaa'ine,y to al
discharge Of that duty
The contest 50 far, presents IN lively colors
the folly and weakness of many ofour country
men, the people every where are at tins moment
agtatcd bv "A question Of selection, coniiued 70
two men OF precisely the same political opin.
ons aud which eYcr may he selected to fil the
presidential chair, we have no doubt, but fhtt
tne government will he administered. III tar
same spirit--,he people Will pay the same qnan-
turn Of TAXATION the world aud It's concerns
move ON at the same pace aud vii pursue tHc
same difcctien--y ct we have 4 preference. de
c.ded preference. for the nety dntue uished
man who At present holds tie rems Of qusrra-
nIent We ask YOU as ciizrns. VINO haze tHr
.anr interest ~ tac concerns OF oar common
country witl yourselves, WHO Is }. z. Adams,
and y hat are the clam, he has upon his roun-
try Need We reiterate the declaration so Of
ten made from the house tops--frorn tine hills
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
liz Esetdfut, JOa. hi NJ, GogiHsoh or rur
SiAtt. ijtfSlDEsr ~ oD,fO.
Roger T. Ian,r. Ia ley George Roberts
u M. J.. 4. Chanb.rs. ies + ncnshaw.
Hon SteyensonAi'acr solomon Etfnr 10
Hon Ihos. l. Dorsey hatl'l Williams la
Hon. Jonut lirrbc,t. Hn1lam frick, lsq
Hon. La. lh"ups. isaac hickuu. ~
Hon. John Nets - ur. june sieu.lt.
Hon. Nn ~ MAJ iisif IL. i ! Semmes
Iian br,rIiy J.apsou.. ID. Denui, Claude
Jus ". heCu.l Il. 10. Ar
Col. John l.. Howard. IN licn'J wilkins.
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y yoru. d decd Of trust execu.J

! y0tu, al deed Of trust rxeru,d I
- In -ab.,rlbrr by Jacol n tarao ~
s.,rluR 20, He ON day 81 Jnly 1923, md
lay rrcotd"d ~ the clerk hlrr ol The
l. nchb9r. linAiuRs ,onrt, for cer,ain rnrpu.
ther#u meul,oped | zhall on I'm, iIe
81 day If ja,, ufN- uio f,e .ro nisrs m.
ca Ito ell 10 the highest brJdcr tor r,aay
N my. ops 10 II ground u'lh u dwelling
ba.,so, m oh mp yemenf. thereon .ilu.
ata #, On tt,trd street, ~ tie town ut LqnrG.
b ~, cen airnur turfy elshf lrci front A.
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