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has been so often repeated, though without
n little of evidence that ii has not only taken
in many of the latter, but has deceived
some ofthe hest meaning men of the times
who,without sufficiently weighing thecreo-
Utility of the quarter from when II caue'
the necessity of proof to substahtlate sach
a charge, or the injustice OF concerning
illustrious citizens, hitherto without re-
proach, on unsupported accusation, nave
hastily pronounced their conviction. ASK
those who have thus acted, now they
would abide a similar procedure IN their
own case What is character worth, II
held bv so frail tenure as the breath OF
a political rival? Shall Clay-who is
hailed throughout this western hemisphere
the Champion of liberal principles, not the
tame and obedient attendant on public
opinion, but himself the leader, not the cold
Spectator on It's never ceasing changes,
but the master spirit guiding and direct
ing it-shall he be thus readily supposed
guilty of low and dirty intrigue for a
subordinate office Standing high on the
pinnacle of fame, is it probable, my fellow
citizens, that he would descend thus low 7
But why need | refer now to the unreason-
ableness of this foul charge? His own mas
terly view fthe accusation, its circumstan-
ces, and its authors, has prostrated all m the
dust. Virginians, you are too generous
and Just to unite in malignant pelsccu-
ton of one of ourselves. He is Virgin
ian. We have abundant reason to be
proud of such a brother. 1t is not our
habit to act the step-mother. If hereto
? fore you have listened to tie false and
malignant calumnies, so oftenand so bold
ly repeated as to be some ex;use for your
credulity, now at last, when convinced Of
his innocence, do him justice You must
rejoice with all good men, that this great
J advocate OF human rights, aftG passing the
fiery ordeal, shines with undiminished
lustre and you cannot but like pleasure
in doing him and yourselves justice, by
J defending, rather than accusing him.
). The innocence of Mr.. Cla established
it follows of course that tie objection t.
: Mr.. Adams, on account of any supposed
! bargain, falls to the ground
) In my next, shall take up the interest
) ing inquiry, which of the rival candidates
has given the most satisfactory pledges
} that he will faithfully and wisely discharge
: the duties of the office, and what will b
the probable influence of the Election 0
5 either on the general welfare Of the Re
2 public. A FARMER.
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REMARKABLE PROOF OF THE MINOR
TALITY OF THE Soul. Gennadius, ply
stefan, man of eminence in piety and
charity, had, in his youth, some doubts o.
the reality of another life. He saw one
night in dream young man of celestial
figure, who babe him follow him. The
apparition led him into a magnificent city
in which his ears were charmed by melo-
dious music, which exceeded the most en-
chanting harmony he had ever heard. To
the inquiry, from whence came these raw
ishing sounds, his conductor answered
that they were the hymns of the blessed
in Heaven, and disappeared. Gennadius
awoke, and the impression OF the dream
was dissipated by the transactions Of the
day. The following night the young man
appeared, and asked whether he recollect-
ed him? The melodious songs which
heard last night. answered Gennadius, are
now brought again TO my memory. "Did
YOU hear them," said the apparition
" dreaming or awake? ?" i heard them in
a dream
"True," replied the young man, " and
our present conversation is a dream, but
where is your body while | am speaking to
you:' In my chamber g But know you
not that your eyes are shut, and that you
cannot see z" My eyes are indeed shut
show then can you see z" Gennadius
could make no answer. SIN your dream
the eyes Of yoar body are closed and use
less, but you have others with which you
see me. Thus, after death, although the
eyes of your flesh are deprived of sense
and motion, you will remain alive and ca
pable Of sense and motion by your spiritual
part. Cease, then, to entertain a doubt of
another life after DEATH" By this occur
renee, Gennadius aTirms, he became sin
cere believer in the doctrine of future
state.
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OUTRAGE. On the 25th uIt. Mr.. Adj
Olson Elting, of Bethany, Pennsylvania,
LETT his home with his wife, for the purpose
oftransacting some business at Mt. Moria,
where he arrived the same evening.
While going to a store he was asked by a
stranger if his name was Elting he an
swered yes, and the stranger then stated
that he wished to meet him at certain
tavern on business relative to the Hudson
and Delaware Canal. Or his way to the
tavern about 9 o'clock, he had to cross a
bridge, where he saw two men leaning
over the railing. They seized him, but he
thinks he should have got clear, had not n
third person come up, who struck him with
a stick which disabled him. He was then
carried to a wagon and placed in large
box. The wagon was then driven at O
furious rate for a number of miles. It was
then stopped, and the men stripped him Of
his clothes, and put coarse suit of clothes
upon him. They travelled nearly the whole
night during which he kicked against the
box, and shouted until he was quite 'ex
hausted He demanded of his prosecutors
why he was treated in this cruel manner?
The only reply was, "that they would con
vince him it was practicable to carry off
SUE, VI any OIHGI p6TSOU. lie was
desired to certify to the truth of Morgan's
book: this he refused to do He was fed
upon bread and water; at night he was
taken out Of the box in the woods, with
his arms pinioned, and then again placed in
the box. In this way he was kept for
hoenty-three days, without being washed or
shaved, his only sustenance bread and
water, and without any bed or convenience
for lying down, except in reclining pos
ture in the box. He was finally liberated
on the night of the 10th inst. near Ken
sington, three miles from Philadelphia;
probably $50 miles from where he was first
taken. When released, he was set down
in the road, told where he was, and his
own clothes put ON him. The villains re-
fused Mr.. Citing his pocket-book, which
more than $50, saying he ought
to be coatcnted Nth has liberty. The box in
which he was confined was close and COW
cred with cloth, so that he did not see day
light from the time he was seized, until the
morning of the 18th inst Mr.. Citing is
cabinet maker and is said to be a respecta-
bic s. intelligent man, about IS years of age
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heartily at this explanation, and invited the
conjugating Dutchman to dine with them
Il will dine replied he, thou wilt dine
he will dine, we viii dine, you will dine;
they win dine, we viii all dine together
This they accordingly did, and it was dliil-
cult to say whether the Dutchman ate or
corrugated with most perseverance.
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To'MEeHANIcs. The goodness of saws.
chissels and other edge tools depends
upon the quality of the steel, which should
he uniform throughout and it is always
better to have them tempered rather too
hard than too soft, for the use will reduce
the temper. If at any time you wish to re-
store the temper & operform the operation
YOURSELF the best method is to melt suffi-
cient quantity of lead to immerse the cut
ting part of the tool Having previously
frightened its surface, then plunge it into
the melted lead for few minutes, till il
gets sufficiently hot to melt a candle. with
which rub its surface; then plunge it in
again and keep it there until the steel as.
sumes straw color, (but he careful not tc
let 1t blue J when that is the case, take il
out, and rub 1t again with the tallow. and
let 1T cool; if it should be too soft, wipe the
grease OIL, and repeat the process without
the tallow, and when sufficiently hot, plunge
ut into cold spring water, or water and
vinegar mixed.
By proper attention to these directions
and little practice, every workman will
have 1t III his power to give proper tenn
per to the tools he may use.
e saw is too hard, it may be tempered
by the same means.
In other cutting tools you must wait till
the steel just begins to turn blue, which is
a temper that will give it more elasticity.
and at the same time sufficient hardness.
WATER PRooF GLUE. A correspondent
informs rs that he has succeeded in max
ing glue perfectly water proof; and hav-
lng the property, also, of drying almost
immediately after its application. His
method is first to immense common glue
IN cold water, until it becomes perfectly
eoIt' put yet retaining its original form
AFTER which 1t is to be dissolved in common
raw linseed oil, assisted by gentle heat.
anti 1t becomes entirely taken up Inv the
latter, after which it may be applied 10
substances for adhesion to each other in
me way common glue is ordinarily applied.
!. drles almost Immediately, and water will
eAert no action on it. 1t is unnecessary TO
"a 10 how many valuable purposes in the
a,E ms application may be used. For
capinet makers it is important, as maboo-
any Veneers, when glued by this substance
WIN never ial off by exposure TO n moist
atmosphere In ship building, il will nrobs
ably answer a valuable purpose. ne !, ~,
infinitely more tenacity than common Glue
and becomes impervious TO water W.
Consider IT an important discovery.
. Indiana Record,
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Gemeral Gatsltlgemce.
FOREIGN NEWS.

By an arrirai at .Neac York, European dates
to the 10th alt. hare been recebed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-20
PUBLIC .aUcTYor

virtue OF .e y, trust executed TO the subsci on
- the 9Th day of June, 1871 by Daniel W.rs-r aud Sey-
nora i'bh hes wife, and IN the county
OF the nth day Of June, the purpose
o" securing certain sum. oi money therein mentIaned:
Wui be cold 1T public auction, 10 the highest bidder al the
mouse lately occupied by III. said Daniel e,seger Man
chester IN Chet Held eVuniy Monday the diy Feb
'"ny next u Tan, otherwise day tLefsllt,r
aI' o. Ian" sdo'nng the ss lately occupied by the
sd" nerscr containing about SIG acres l.s-Aso
' aon'" pu' chased by the aid Neisrger OF Beverley
oi'' as" al ue household Snd kitchen furniture, all
stock oi horses cattle. sheep hogs farming utensils
St. and he.n neg oes-Aiso lot Manchester, No.
tenement on TIA. uhn Jus
ai'o two Of land in the county ilenricv t.
vi the late VIM. Couke. 49, 1855
Terms "i SsIe-- one aud two years credit will be allow
the purchasers ct the real estate, except a in IIenliro
uron their giving notes. with approved ,nu,srs aud deed
OF nu upon ihe property to the puncta PAYMENT of
The money The negroe. and all the other property
The sale will commence at n olock and will he r, Ia,
Thomas lay
j. n. NICHOLAS
WAL NEKERvIs, ii"e'''
Richmond. Dec. 50 IA.
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Lnnd ami .Nerroes N MI

NHE subseber offers tract of land in the county
OF Meoklenburg, Cox creek, miles 10 the east Of
the Courthouse, containing ITO acres more thsn half Of e
shd q Standing ~ woods all good tobacco land The pl,rt
ton ~ good order for cropping aud very productive IN
."acops OF TIE country with prime goundJ
me are all new and good; this ond6ubledl,
one OF the best tracts Of high land the roury Also an cr
tract OF w acres on Bears Element creek al wood land and
VpaccO and, with 80 or 10 acres Lunenhing county prime
low grounds az famous plant land, part land lies IL the
ik Of Sa0ods aud HswknsroaJs aud would be an excellent
stand fora store tavern.
Also q agent Tor james Rsyenero one other tract Of
land on Butchers creek 10 the county Meekenb Of 500
acres th land well Improved and good order f
aoo nai oi ths tract clear soft free productive land II
ne above land. are not 'od privately before 4h day Of
november next, OF which due notice will be eiven te sui
eieer WI o" that day sell 1.-THE hghe,t bidder The PIE
Ises ie tact on Coxs creek; also all crop II cn Tod
if OATS aud stock Of III kinds and I1 d4y ., IN,
SINE nohih on The yreDists be will sell highest bidder
ne u on Bucktfs creek; also oil the crop tom fodder
ano stock Of all kinds Terms viii he made known on The d.,
% sale Between 90 and 10 ysu9be groes would he o with
WV r. J Nv" uao' ~ land JOHN HUFORD.
Any person wishing 70 treat for this by sddrene
,uff 10 The sobscrIbe Lombsfiy Grove Pot re Mo-
'eisufg Shall meet with prompt attention.
yieek'en1ufs oct 3 80 JOIN BUFORD.
SttuE DHeoior, u he Brooke Turnpike Co bav. ie-r
- "a dividend Of per Tor the last month. ,r
WI De psa TO the Sock holer application ~ The Coo,
NUN r ~ 'i'' |ossph Oafr. in EUS TACK. Sec'fy.
7f--wfw
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wlseu "on accommodating Terms, land, lying
"a the county OF Sottoway containing between eieve,
aid toetae hutdred sIiuattd
containing large portion oil first bottom land, well aa
i 10 Tue "wih o Tobacco, other crop; the high land
Is s'oi and well suited Tor the The
tract containing betw, seven and e al hundred acres
deeP e'tek, and Is bounded 10y Two other WHICH aod
large quantity ct very excellent land All person dis
posed to purchase invited TO yi-w the reni,es, which will
he.hewn by the ovtrseers, by myself applications
Amsust -: Se-if kINuARn Z. LAR
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EDUCaTTON.

TVE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that he
Il will open SCHOOL at the residence OF Mrs. Ann Tay-
Tor ~ the Forks VI Hanover mile below the Fork Church,
in which he will give his whole attention to the instruction
youth the Latin, Greek and French languages and the
fiou branches Of English Literature usually taught private
Semnaries Bosrder will be well odated with iodg
ing and fare, in respectable families viz: Capt john
Tbcrnton's aud Mrs Ann rsylors both in view Of the School
House, at the moderate price OF 37 so per session
Tuition fees will be Si2 80 session. the first Of which
will commence 2zd Of January s27 aud end The nth Juae
The second will the 18th July aud the 2J
december, which will finish the scholastic year Of
LEWIS w TAYLOR.
Jana 74-2,w5v
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F'emaie Educafion at the oaks.

TAVfNG engaged the services II young ay highly qua
Ill f-d teach iani,iy would wish To take ~
The OF the institution will
dug writing, arithmetic, grammar. sing geography, with
the the maps aud globes; neeie-wok oi esey knd
drawing and paintings histcry, chronology, myt biology.
for the OF 40 months: Boad $40, tuition 25
drawing and painting eAra cha oi $40 Half the board
rayable IN advance.
Fonhe affective disPenations of Divine Providence joined
with sad Of fortune, am thus compelled tin
myself upon henevcence Of the public only
a., ,upport left foi IN s.f aud infant child Ell.
MARTHA w. II HARRISON.
p S. Letters directed 10 Genito Post Oioe Powhaan will
meet prompt attcntio Tue School wii the
18th January 1877
ian. is. 57-2,uSw
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L4WD FOE S-8L

PURSUANT to deed of u,t urd u the subscriber
by William L. Lee and recorded in the county count oi
Richmond, f the purpose nfsecung John L eli, ceai
sum oil aiuney thea expressed he due, shall expose
to saie BY public auction, TOT cash. at the cling
said Lee the at Feb next, the conveyed II,
SAID deed 81 uu-t containing by
lore OF ies- and J, the Richmond ana
Westnoeiand much of the SAID land will he sufficient
10 say the afOre-aId aud all Attending the exec
ton Of The such title is the subscriber as
trustee, will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOHN l. Is. JEFFRIES, Trustees.
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10y virtue of decd VI from Edmund Harrison and
ID Martha w. his wife, daiei the 9h day OF October
ls25 aud recorded ia ia. court ot the county u Ame,
sell, the 26h day OF February next, public auctions
T. the highest bidder ready tract vi land, called
t Greek Plantation, containing about Oid aeies, ani ing
the above county, The sale will he made
front door OF the Eagle livle the city Richmond, and
commence about IL u'el.ck. NJ. NJ. ROBINSON.
Ian 81
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zoo Acres al Land Gor Sac.

glEtNO resolved 70 emigate South, offer the waltz
~ abe tract Of land ghch reside, fr sale. ibis
80 Of Land lies Ie ywef tnd II New Ken, county few
niles 5fn York river, from which taken oh and
~ 'cr yasees spi IN The greatest abundance The ell
log houe new, good repair, AMI - sommoIious; the
kitchen bafn, .sbe, sn,okehoGe, &c. all COED
Paa The land r'h, well timbeed, level and veil red
rnd well aspfe 10 ,hy culture Of corn wheat, Cotton, rye
potatoes, pue of ali sipd &c SC aud The situation heal
Thy as say the tlewaef ditrc 81 Va For further inor-
n'on apply 10 Nj james Saunders, Kichmond Or 70 my,ef
Tesms Of sale moderate. JOHN H. WAVE.
jan. ~ T1--2t
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EDTC.4TTOM

WE ubeTiher intends opening school in the
o'evenshuig, Cupeper county CONNIE ing the
OF January next, aud ierm'nhmg the first Dsermrr
iYoFns WIN az intervening vacation OF tfe weeks during
TIE snmmr In this school will be tstc pi,y tad.
,ng, WIRING, Arithmetic, EnsIsh Grammar, Biography,
Mois aid Political PhiIooPhy and the Latin lansuase
einis board, including washing fuel and oaude,, SIS
t9'on so Tue whole payable semi annually
It's situation Is considered Of the most .allICul in t.
state The subscriber promises his part 10 sy the utmost
seai'on TO the department Of pupils who may be
his cares shall be spared promote ther
~ the branches c leainug which er attention nay he
ureeted' JOHN w. HARRIS.
q
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VaTWnGie James Rirsr Lan,I

sNHAT valuable estate called ChipOaks Sutry county
a miles below tfoue i, onet ed for sale.
lies on the South side Of imes RIVER LOG Island.
And binds tor distance the river. BY late
contaias 1851 acres the greater part of which care
From the fertility OF the soil which eq,I4ed ny
The county, ihis estate CONSIDER ed by competent judges
admirably adapted 10 the growth Of
he had on tue hrs OF Jan AIRY next Capt john faueonw
resides the premises, will give information concerning
them For terms apply 10 the subseiinsr living Alexandria
u. u. VIM. L. uODGsOS
IS.
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E.HLL EDODS.

ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
IL and ;h-r late ariva from New York aud PhAdelph,
a part OF ms FiLL GOODS: Amongst winch are. London,
,ni ."niiAcn cloth, and ctssiers Va,na, Flo
ehine aud swansdon vestng-; ros- point aud W1,nsy
BLANKETS w' red aud yellow h,nie carpetngs and hearth
rugs; li'h ntns, sb-engs aud Diapers German ozulhrgs
and nhui 80 thread aud cotton checks and ekng
nes,e shm'mS', she.tings aud Pai London printed
oficAs ani caicoes Inda, and Scotch null, bcuk,
comet and eamhrc iru'iin' with general OF ho-
sk' ss, ace, and other ia.hionabe Fancy Goods,
~h,' h he will sell at unusually low prices.
Sept. 30
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LIND FOR !S-dL T..

ON Monday the xih of tbs month"; IL far, oti-Iwi-e he
~ fan day, will s- To the highes, bidder three
iand all lying the county of iienric belonging TO the
Of John Walker dec, that well KIN brick
the Dad leading from the at ichuonl TO Lou
lisa courthouse, and aut 30 oil land,
containing about so and lies upon the road
tract; tract containing about iOJ adjoining
the lands of Elizabeth Smith and others These
lie about miles from the city of Richmond, will
the day of ssle which will the
IL O'clock. The of sale will b fourth
purchase hand, the balance IL months, with
deed Of the land the ls,t payment.
MOSBY SuEPPARD,
Attorney in fact for the heirsoi John Walker, dec.
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FRENCH & SPANISH 1.-Two U-4G Els.
JOHN WILLIAM FAY.

ar the City OF New York, aud lately fToui North Cerolins
~ Professor OF the European Languages, respectfully
qan the of Richmond thai he ming classes
instruction in the beJr. mentioned languages purposes
commencing the tuition the subcT lists may be
favored with the requisite number Of sisnalui es.
Such Individuals may feel destUus acquire know
edge Of French and Spanish, will find lists open the
compiler and al the Office of The Enquirer.
b " Mr.. Fay be found MIS- AIexande's Boarding
ouss, where his will be made known and those who
wish avail tem.ive, OF his tuition respectfully request
ed TO call ON him.
y.
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Sac OF Valua1Ie Neyroes.

ON the 2ed day January neat OF Urbsnna &
~ county vi Mudles.x, wal be old stut - valuable Ne
s,o thereof being the properly OF the ctse Thomas
Muse dec. and wall be- sod by Robeit Bakey has adni'oi
part, beng the negroes ed b, Geoge neay,
VIM deed of cod AIiddescx Court
will sold by THE SAID trustee" the trJ aud iat heg
negroes conveyed ia u,t l., sc U. C.nd. To w iiism
S!epl-rd deed OF recuFJ Mddesex will T..
sod by The above Will he sold
a except half OF those belonging the estate of rhos
dec Persons wishing ~ will do well by
ding sale, the 10 be sold generally likely and
OF GOOD Character. RIO. BLAkEY, Admit.
slVM. JESSE, Trustee,
WM SuEPIERD, Trustee.
Jan 10. 77-,Ls
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IREST N4LE

~ virtue eg deed executed the ub,criber
- bearing date 10th November 1926, ami ofreeoid in The
once 81 buckingham county, shall of, for sale
est bidder Tor cash. newmarket in the county Nelson
on Saturday the i7t February The Of land
"a SAID dsed, continuing by estinson $40 acres yinS
anes aud bounded h. The lands of WIN H. Cahel
estate OF Thomas Logwood Such title only will be conveyed
to the purchaser vested by said deed, the tide be-
we'd ibdisputsbie. MAYO CADFLL trustee
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Wgrses ~ Sue at .Ancl,ul

az ILL he sold. Monday the 22l OF January, 1877
isont OF The Eagle Hotel, the city Richmond, for
cash, valuable brood mare by Sur Alfred, aud
GOALS, one Stallion, old spring by CelrI
2nmony likely; the oiher fiy cil spring
oy SIR ChatIes kacer' invited to d this
it often that such Jses exposed The peii
gree Will be more fully shown the day Of safe.
N. MONTAGUE.
The above sale will he conducted ny my sou IT, " Aionta
que, who hereby a;1i,sed and empowered convey
the pnrcha'er good Ii'le NJ. NJ
Dec. 10 G5-2awILs
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BY RICHIE & GOOCH

a.S rne ENQUIRER published twice <. n.raiiy
ID week during the session Of the Stat, Lrgs
tutpes the same heretofore, Five Dollars per anuun
ryahe Notes of chartered, tsak.
sy) will be received payment. The Editors will gusrsn
tee safety Of RENTING by ua, the postage .; all let
trs being PAID, by the writers.
rr No paper Will he disc nnued (hut st the discretion ef
the Edturs) until all have been paid up.
~ Whoese will guarantee the payment OF
"a III have the teutli GtiAriS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
n 0ne sqrsre, OF LESS--fust insertion IS c,nt,-esch
continuance, 50 cents
inserted, until IL has either heen paid
f,r, assumed by person thi, eiiy
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NOTICE..

GONE years since, by Letter OF Attorney, invested Ir.
- Daniel Weis'scr, pi Chesterfield County, Virginia with
iu power 10 sell, otherwise dispose
lands VI ny atfer the late Col William Smith, lying
States oil h ntneky aud ONO have revoked and annued
all power and authority Which any heretofore
TO vested in The said Weisiger, dispose my mite
iest IA The said lands. EDWARD w SMITH.
Dec. IS 1926 ca i9t