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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30

The editor Of the Martinsbrrg Gazette
acknowledges the timely recent of a
letter from the editor Of the Scioto
Gazette-of which the following is a
eopy:l
"CHIrLrcoTHF, Oct. 20, 1898.
Dear Sir: As there will NO doubt be highly
exaggerated reports sent into your state by the
Jackson party Of Ohio, in relation 10 the recent
election, have deemed il my duty to caution
you against them. The Congressional elections.
Il is true, have not gone as well as we antcipa.
ted; but we shall, Notwithstanding, have clear
majority in the Legislature; we shall re-eIect
Gov. Trimble; and we viii give the electoral
vote of the state to Mr. Adams by majority of
not less than from to 5000 votes. This infor-
nation you may rely upon; and will thank Won
to make it known to your friends generally.
lam, yours, &c. r. KERCHEVaL."
True Spirit Of Jacksoaismt We lay before our
leaders the following certificate, as small sne.
cimen of the vindictive principles which govern
the supporters of the incombara5ls Iacksonl-
We confess we were at first startled at the gross
ness Of the expression used by the redaubtabe
Billy Frzhugh; but after moments reffe ctioo.
we could discover no cause OF surprze-Indeed.
il is u1thing more than we might expect from
inch source, What, let us enquire, wonId
not Fitzhugh attempt. il he had the power Of
effactng his desig1si That man Who ",VOUI.D
LIKE TO SEE JUDGE MARSHALL TIED
NECK AND HEELS AND TRANSPORTED
TO EUROPE" cannot possess that pure shirt
ofpatriotism which is the eminent characteristic
of every genuine American.
Already have the leaders OF the Jackson party,
in imitation of their merciless and heartless
idol, evinced a disposition to 'exterminate" the
most yirtuous and valuable of our COMMITMENT
Even the venerable Judge Marshall, it seems.
(one of the greatest men now livng--one of
Virginia's noblest sons-one of her proudest
ornaments) could not escape the shat, of ma
Ignity.
Fellow citizens: What must be your feelings
at the recital Of so base--so unhaowed an ex
pressionl The most pilifully indignant And
vet this same contemplate Fitzhugh is the
Jackson Electoral Candidate for Washington
county. That Fitzhugh expressed himself in
the terms we have quoted, there is no doubt.
The gentlemen whose names are affixed to the
certificate, are highly respectable men of Free
derrick county, Maryland Of Mr.. Sultzer, we
know nothing; but of Joseph A. Johnson and
William P. Farquhar, Esquires, we have some
knowledge, and know them to be men of stand
ing and unimpeachablc veracity.
FREDERIcK, October "a, 1923.
We certify that Mr.. Fitzhugh, the Jackson
Electoral Candidate from Washington county.
said in a conversation last night, that he ~ou,d
Ike to see JUDGE 1IARSHy4LL tied neck and
heels and transported to Europe" Hethen pro
ceeded to say distinctly, that he thought all
such persons, who exercised the right Of suf-
frage but once in 90 or IS years, OUGHT TO
Be ISFRANCBISED C DEB AIRED FROM
VOTING Ivy the statute of limitation.
Joseph Il johnson,
William p. Farquhar,
Sebastian SuItzer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Brooke, Mr.. GEORGE SPERRO. jun.
to Hiss ELIZABETH RINER, dalgh-
ter Of Mr, Peter Rinsr, all Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30
SPLENDID PRIZE OF
50, 900 DOLLARS.
AND VERY FEW TICKETS.
~. Y. Consolidated Toffersi.

CLASS NO. IS, roa 1923
TO be erasrn IN the cffy Of JNe1v York, Monday
The l0th day Of Nouem6sr, 1928.
45suMsERs Used BALLOTS TO BE DRAWN.
CAPfTAL PRIZES.
prize OF $4,000 prize OF $4,000
10000 1000
10000 1850
1 5000 S 1000
&c Sc &c.
Ticket $40 Half io~Quarter S.
OF Prompt attention will be given by tho
managers TO the commands Of distant advenfu
Ters, and an official account of the drawing VIII
be forwarded, free from expense, Immediately
upon It's event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received a.
cash.
IAN letters to be post paid and addressed to
YATES & M'INTYRE.
i October 10, 1928, Washwgter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1925.
In SENATE.

a joint resolution, from the other Hose, autho-
rieng Charles Carroll, Of CarrolIton to frank let
ters and packages, was read a third time.
MIR Macon said that he should vote against the
resolution, not from want Of generation to the man,
bat bccaus. it was not right consistent TO extend
the Thanking privilege 10 ibis manner.
The resolution was then passed.
4 bill to confirm the act Of the legislature OF
Virginia, Incorporating the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, and an act Of the legislature Of
Maryland, was read third time and passed.
A bill renewing certain pensions chargeable on
time, and passed
Till ~ relation TO tie banks Of the District Of
Columbia authorizing them TO make Use Of Row.
Ieies Tables] was read third time; and, Of the
question Of its itspassagG--
Mr.. Macon having asked for the yeas and nays,
Il was decided in he affirmative Ayes IT, Noes
&c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27
THURSDAY, May q.
In SENATE

H..
MIR. Van Buren, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, made report the Message of the Pre-
siden Of the u. States, in relation to the boundary
line between the State Of Georgia and the Terrific
~ OF Florida The reporter did understand the
purport OF this report.
Mr. Berrien from the Committee 10 which was
referred the memorial Of sundry citizens Of New
Jersey, complaining that one of the Sepators from
that State was not entitled TO his seat made re-
port, stating that the committee had no evidence
before them that the election Of the said Senator
was improper or Illegal, and requesting that the
committee be discharged from the further consde-
ration Of the subject.
Some debate occurred on this subject, in which
Messrs. Bateman, BerreD, and Noble, took part;
when the report of the Committee was agreed to-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAME.
The bill to authorize subscription 10 the stock
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was read third
time and passed.
MIR. Cobb moved thar the Senate proceed TO tbe
consideration Of Executive business-on which
question a division being taken, it was agreed to
20 to IA.
After about two hours so occupied, the doors
we're again opened.
A joint resolution in relation to the manner OF
executing the printing Of the two Houses was read
twice, and referred.
On motion Of Mr. Webster, IL was ordered, that
when the Sepate adjourn, il adjourn TO meet to
morrow, at 10 O'clock
And. on molten Of Mr.. Hayne, &c Senate, ad
ioufaed.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

NAIUE OF A HEART.

We copy from an English publication. the
following witty essay, and hope that lis sub
joct matter will nc seriously contemplated by
all Of the gay Loibarios, and siddy Die YER
mons. from Nova-Zcmbln TO Japan. Aunt
Hannah says there is much good sense in it,but
uncle obcd, though he has read it six and for
~ times, aud smoked ovcr il, two ponds Of
Lorillord's best cut, has no. as yet, arrived at
any defpi'c conclusipn lie lorhsd opazing-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
PROVIDENCE. saturday MORNING, FEBRUARY {, 1898

hold him up to the world, as a murderer, and
condemn him to the gallows.
We are satisfied that the Editor Of the Hart
ford Times, was not acquainted with the mer-
its Of the case, when he wrote his essay, for
we have too good an opinion Of his principles,
and the feelings Of his heart, to allow US to
who has been pursued to the ends of the earth,
and baseiy prosecuted. that the views of an
ambitious political a~spirant, might be ~accelle-
rated, if not positively attained.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

opinions in matters Of religion and that the
same do not in any wise diminish, enlarge or
affect their civil rights, or capacities" And
that no mans opinions in matters Of religion
his belief or disbelief, can be legally inquired in
to or be made n subject Of investigation with a
view TO his qualifications to hold Office or give
testimony, by any man or men, acting under
judicially or iegislatively.
True copy-Witness.
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'ry.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
80 crt.tl Sc"

Theatrical Sympofhy.-Ata representation
of Mary Stuart. the other evening, when Lord
Lindsay SEXES Mary by the wrist, and leaves
the impress OF his gauntlet on her flesh, Mr.,
Forrest, ms Douglas, steps between, and says.
- shame. shsmc!'-a an honest follow in the
pit, whose feelings were becoming gradually
excited, jumped ~, crying, $50 il 10 a damned
shame e.oek the fc!lo " down, Mr.. Forrest"
Nip lIy5 Srg.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

- f'S ~ f<Ach . hiStuiNtS nus
the making of mouths, and the coming ling Of
words, in relation TO Thcatii cal exhibitions;
and as we are ready to hear what the maniac
has to say, we checrfuliy copy bis remarks on
the subject of the American stage, or tho the
atre, and hear we have them, in all their pris-
tine beauty and grandeur. They are very mild
charitable and cbristian!iic, and are worthy Of
| especial c~ommtndotion!
TIE THEATRE.
L YE THE blow
eve must not expect the millennial day to
approach.' tin all theatrical G%musements are
Janished from the ,corld. And the questions
now arise how can they be banished? Can
We pull tho theatres down? No. Can we o.
der the actors out Of the city? No. What
can be done, them Why we must sound the
trumpet oCUord,. The vehicles of Informal
ton (the V~stcspopsrs) must show the feelings
OF the Christian public in regard TO thcm.-
The feelings Of the public christians and An
ti-Christians,) are raised in regard to theatres,
either on the one side or the other. We must
beware and not waycr in orr opposition; hut
put Oh n determined face against them. Let
Us show them, the t~reguentc|s Of the theatre,
that VIC are determined to oppose them; and
in the strength Of tho mighty God Of jacob, to
destroy the theatre root and brGach.
There has been n Halle division between the
different Christian churches in this city; bat in
opposition to this hold Of Satan We can all
unite in one, and make one body against it,
Then would Satan begin to 'Yem6,e;there would
the chief props begin to fall, and their would
BIO a beginning Of The g%lolies Of the millcnnia!
day.
But VIC must expect a determined opposition
from, the Jric"ds NJ Satan, and the builders up
Of his kingdom. They will exert themselves TO
the utmost, by their power and influence TO
stop US from opposing them. They will try 10
turn the cry against u, in ali the fashionable
newspapers Of the day. But what of all this
have we not got the God of Our Fathers on
our side. "If he is for us who can be agains,
u.s."
Bat we must peyseyere. IpoYcr had a bet
ter friend than ar. Perseverance,. We must
expect TO face enemies, bit must determine
neccr TO gioe oper the c}mbet. "Rcsist the
devil and he will flee from you. And now
let us 90 Justify to the work and find at las,
that we are pulling dam the st-ong holds @,
.m%illenial day. 3. H******Y, Jr.
January %, 1928.
1t is not a little strange, that those who are
attached to the church. and who are supper
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
1'rae copy: Witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

Toted md resolped, That all petitions for
the benefit OF any insolyent act heretofore pas
sed by this Assembly Tor for relici) now pend
ing before this Assembly be, and the same are
hereby referred TO the Supreme Judicial Court,
10 be heard and tried in the counties in which
the petitioners respectively resided at the time
they preferred their petitions; that said petition
ers be and they are hereby permitted aud d-
rected 10 take their petitions and documents ac-
eompanying the same now pending before Ibis
Assembly, and enter the same in said court at
the first terms thereof, on The second day there
&c; and that until the sitting Of said court in
he several counties respectively, all proceed
Ings for debt against the persons Of those who
have petitions now pending as aforesaid be
stayed; and that all who have such petitions
pending as AFORESAID, and are confined in jail,
be liberated upon giving bond to the s~atisfac-
ton Of the several sheriis, 10 return TO Jail
within ten days after their respective petitions
shall be finally disposed Of by said court, pro-
vid,d the same be not granted; and that said
petitioners be- permitted to amend their several
petitions if need be, and make them coniorma-
bic TO he act for he relief Of insolvcnt debtors
passed at this Session.
True copy: FITNESS
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

toned in the first section hereof; and all dona-
tions and interests that may BIO made 10 said
fund for The purpose thereof; and the dividends
and interests that shall from time 10 time acarue
on said fund shall in like manner be added
thereto, and invested:--But whenever in any
year the amount received as aforesaid from Lot
terics and Auctioneers shall fall short of said
sum Of ten thousand dollars annually to be
distributed, the divide nds and interests only OF
said fund then accrued, or so much thereof as
may be. necessary to supply such deficiency,
shall be added to said last named sum and paid
over and distributed according to the provis-
ions of this act.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

An Ac, dcclararory of the Laws ofthc State
relative 10 freedom Of opinion ia matters oil
religion.
De IL enacted by The General .fsseni,ly' a
Jy tis authority thereof IL is enacted, iba' b'
tho law OF this State "pll mon are Tree 10 pro-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
AMERICAN THEATRICALs.

A writer in lions Herald, has commenced
the making Of mouths, and the co-minsling Of
words, in relation TO Theatrical exhibitions;
and as we are ready to hear what the maniac
has to say, we checrfuliy copy his remarks on
the subject Of the American stage, or the the
atre, and hear we have them, in all their pris-
tine beauty and grandeur. They are very mild
charitable and cbristianli;c, and are worthy Of
esoccial mD,f Dd1fiout
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

An Act to prevent Geese from going at large in
tho town Of South KingstowD.
Be IL enacted, Sc. That if any Goose or
Geese shall hereafter be found going a, large in
any road or highway, IN the Town of South
kingstown, IT shall and may be lawful for any
inhabitant Of said town, TO seize and take up
such goose or geese, and dispose of the same 10
his own use. provided. however that if the own
er or owners Of such goose or geese shall with
in two weeks after the same shall be seized and
taken up, demand The same of the person who
shall 50 take up such goose or geese, and pay
to such person The sum Of ten cents for every
goose s, seized and taken ny, he shall be en-
titled 20 have and rcceive the same; and pro-
v,ded also that this act shall not extend to any
goose or geese belonging to any person living
without Tho limits of said town, which may
stray away from the owner or keeper by acct
dent or casually, without any default OF neglect
Of such owner or keeper.
1rue copy: Witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-15
TRUST SALE-

EaY virtue of subsctiters by
DBenj Hardin and Elizabeth his wife, bearing date
Of Nov 1863 of record the clerks Office ofAlhema
court Tor the purpose Of The about $1,000
balance now due e. Weheon Shelton shall Saturday
the 18Th day of April at the Brick Tavern the
81 Aioemae linear the ptemsesl proc eed TO self for cash,
valuable Tract of Land containing about Five Hundr
acres, lying MeChams river both sides STAG
Road om Charlottesville Ssunton 10 miles above ts
10 meF paes There Is this tact IT land
quantity Of fret rate low grounds excellent Timothy Meadow
OF about 10 acres and good orchard The
mems are good dwelling house, with other necessary
hsusesj barn, tobacco house, &c particular dtstrp
uon OF this valuable tract Of land deemed essary
tue a. those disposed 10 purchase, will likely before
The sale II has been rented the present year $3.50
ney The purchaser will have the privilege seeding ON
plantation by the st Of Oct and u possession gwen
28th Dec Aho the OF the trust deed Teuus ih,.
TIE land shall he sold for cash. the expect 20
thoed TO give time on all, except about the Of 5000
Which will he required III hand The balance will be divided
INTO 'nstantnls q" $1,000 annay. with from date
on the whole, until discharged. Bond seeurtv with
deed OF trust on the land, viii ie requ of the
secure The payments II expected that the other credit
who d liens on the tract Of land willy onsert on the
day sale, 10 give liberal credit The balance Of the rur
chase money alter satisfying the claim othe saii Shelton
AehrE Trustees viii convey the purchaser such ,l,
on!y as Is vested ~ Us IS said trust
HICAJAH WOODS, 1Trn.-
Feb. 70 q I'D,
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LNN.O FOR N.4LE-

y vHpe OF 1eet u ros' isei ae 2tt %, Feb. 1918
- Du OF t'ed ~ TIE county suit Of King WI. ,xeoutcJ
isr me purpose herein ezpreed shslcniho
% Ivy q. A'y hth proceed 70 ss, az pubic autten, for
ms afm i't on M'hEon creek, The county Of Kias
or mie above Hanover Town aud dit,en To The e.tst
cie" ~ Jhoms5 G. Nei,bn rurchssedof Mr. Carrie, d.
rage one branch Of the Mshx0n bound, The land FOR ne
aaee Of 4S@ poles sud her branch thereof ron, br,
e 'ua anerus comfortable portion very fertile alt
ne higt land maD be termed good forest lsndabolt
OF nas been cleared and cultivated The residue b IN who'd,
9 we ena growth add sb9uDds pine timber VI the he
quo ne ile believed 90 be objectionable; but such title
ony viii be conveyed a vested BY the ssid deed.
THOS DABNEY, Tus-
WM. x NELSON, tecs.
ANN ~ 6-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-15
PREFACE.

The Oh ec, e As Poem, which preceded this +, efsce
allay the aud the prejudice, excited BY
OANT sbou, MILITARY CHIEfrAINS; 10 re,eu. the
chnaeters of Cesar Cromwell, Banapan", sEu aud other
excellent de,po, the Cbloquy which ha, b.en cast
them sher that Gen JACKSON though not so rarnst
IS most Of them, (snd therefore greatly their suprrot
isnorante5 possesses all the of tteiT great qule.
and IN eminent desree that hest Of Heav-n e, the
paeity TO LEAD MEN. In Gue, 10 demonstate that
PURE MILITARY DESPOTISM, the fsvUrte of heto,s.
aud the usual oon'-queuCe of e-tng them with The
oi civil aairs, the simplest, the hest of all the
Tor of invented peculiarly adspi.s
10 the genius Of FREE sud REPUBLICAN PEOPLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-15

NJ AS eommen 10 the Jail Of The Towa or Petersbrrr AZ
w Runaway, on the 18th day OF Jan 1928, negro sn
VINO says has name Roland; that his masters Pearson
o'' ne f"e' n" know has ST name, Jut fha leis man
Ao trades in rseTos he further states that he wa, sold so,
me middle ist hummer, at Prince Edward courthouse bv
h Francis Wlson, and It Pearson bought him and th,
ne made is from him day. at Mai Edward
$ IN the county Of Powhstan. He feet inches
u OF 70 years olda olershe bright muaoha, on
an old blue cloth coat aud ard hoespun panacon, nj
mixed cOlsr The swnef requ~tsd come forward
prove property, pay char aud take him h. will be
dealt with a, TIE law directs ROGER MALLORY,
Al. Tailor,
7PIu l. fo6 --wf2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-15
NEIV GOODA.

.lEIV GOODS
,ug.erieefs havs s"tny reeeveda sFse accession
- to their previous stock 81
The following !, a part OF their s,,ortmea,.,
Wo''tsd bSregs', beautiful eOiora
Wstefed ii aud figured
Black white * cOlsfrd French sa.ins
Black lndia 10 X satin levautues
Soo'ed & white eorenee'
Double cham black do
Real limitation Italian lustrins,
BLACK Iod's Aorense', WIDE Article aud cheap
Black senshaws * sarsn.ts
All kinds fancy hdkf.. figures silk sau1e baece gro de
etc, mefino imitation do. cashmere imitation do for
German twilled, Spide6eld Boiivre company and com
mon bsndanns, for gentlemen
All kinds do FOR boys, children I: servants
Linen cambria x linen cambic hdkfs.
Fne side .hawls
Metino and cashmere 10
Nsnkin Il Cantonetspes
Black Italian rrayats
Colored do article
All knds Ell cravatinG, coored white rs, 4s, ga
49, noboinet Tor veils e dresses
Thread q hobbnet lace, 4 edgngs
All suis mn'nsas pam, hsnted & tamhSred book, plain,
hgu ed ard tanboI ed null, pisu and iamboi ed
striped and Piaiu and herring bone do
Gstment, furniture sud eambi &c dimnie-
Beautiful Inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS
emP', cords pushes, hees, quilting silk, &c 81. &
a beautiful article
Ladies. short kd, hor,e.kiu sno GLOBES
L.die; long white and eOlorea DO
Genilemen'. walking riding and ia dre.. glove,
Al k'nl' ladies, stntien,ens and eh!dreh's HOSIERY
All Kinds KibBANOS, those for belts aud bonne,s very
elegant
large assortment cambrics caiicoe, Cce.siau plaid.
iarfn plaids TOT coass aud inferior do for servants
dresses
Camers hST Gamble; fer ladies' and gen,emens elpak.
new and beautiful aIucle
BJmhasru and bombazines
Cloths aud carsrmeres OF every desrrrtfon
Bstg-uP cords and vefyets
Silk sud tsbhy do
Crssinet@ uf all collars
Silk 'wan'dosn, tOiine vsleu9ia and Matseie. vest
ings
Brown and beached dome,cs of all widths aud qualtie.
Do checks, bedtiekiugs
Linsey woolseys aud kerseys, servants oil sitting
oznahurgs aud uckl-nsufe of all aualtie,
C1RPETINGS AND RUGS Of III. latest an ei.ysp
assortment D.
hish Uermsh and Scotch sheetngs, of which 10
WIDE width without sesml
shell aud brazilian tuck, side and hent combs
I'Ige assortment IRISH LINENS
Superior grsis bleach and exceedingly ehtap
White, red aud green iaunels
Spotted 10. (of children
herno cloths, for do
67,e,s, TO- IL, u, IS & IA BLANKETS
8 10 point do
HAPF CoTToNS, under market price.
ana arSs variety Of other articles arrived; nj.
~"ch nave been purchased the lowest market oule
ueh UNDER and wi be oir ed al ser advance than
'nary, III consequence of the ateues. OF the season
n a. WIN. Scale & co.
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ENECUIOI'N .NOTIl1177- -

~ III he cbsed Tor sse ibe rense On Monday tbe
~ 2h dsy q May mkt, At TAR, the next fair Jlv on
'tuU u - Syds IN pursuance # the last ~ III and
ie"me "i Sarah Elicit, dec. that valuable little Earn,
Nonhi Fieasaut containing about 2s4 ne,esilusted
the L'"tr fafnh Of hng Wm.cpunty near the Pamunksv
e rue saiu uae, vail 5s sold either 5y the gross amount ii
acres OF ieIuuai fesuryey viii Re made viIa yey
20 pea acre contract Comfortable dwelling bpiss Er
uaoien Tor toletahy large huy coniutes The pessSt
improvement Persons deiirous Of locating themselves 10
S'Du heSoou h'Ddi and convenient water e.rr,ye are
requested 10 view the Pfemile For nation viii fspfet
me ahoye and Hppy 10 the subs ,rbcf near the p,ene
WIG "uihSi'zed IS executor 90 take iced Of trust upopthe
anh OF sueh personal security may be sas tory 10 bio
5'tue t p(heW o The Purens5e money. Possession
VIII h e'en'n ihe met day Of jan. Is23 with the pryilt 20
Of seeding the land IA wheat The rresept yea
40, Wa. GREGORY, Ez'or