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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
From the f.0udon Sun.


The following account of the Harvest 10 from a
verv intelligent traveller well acquainted with asr'
cultural operations; he proceeded from lIohd"n
IL Liverpool by the way OIL Birmingham, anu re
rurncd bv the Potteries through ttoxeter, bhtte5s
anon Trent, &c. and arrived IN Lonuoh on pa
tnfday naht the 25d inst. the jornney occupying
sixteen days. During that period he went over
distance Of upwards Of 500 miles N z's ~. u.
recton, through the counties OF flcreinih .Naith-
ampton, Warwick, Stafford, Lancaster. Derby,
and Leicester Along the most northern exue-
mil, of the Ilbe, the wheat was all cut ahd ready
for CARVING withuat having received the slightest
ipiary from The rains, which had not Been 50 ite-
qurnt oil late. as they have been 10 tae southward.
There was good deal oi AIN IN the north division
on SUNDAY the 18th INST. but II was followed BY
four exceeding fine days, which he ptesunes
would enable the farmers completely to sweep the
ii, ii, in that lii ectiun On Wednesday, the Goth,
liz came from Ashly de-!a Couch to Leicester, a
,lldance Of /, miles. through one OF the hnes'
/. lpat districts III England, the whule OF which
Il secured ID the farm yards; and the farmers
ubi .asaliy staeI III answer to his inquiries, that
OH Is iot rier OCCASION. within their remembrance
wee The CPS were sot IN il bette condtlun.-
On TIE , st aud s,2A he came IRON Leicester to
n hampton. Dy tie way OF ~ eltoid. also q very
line urain district, and he had the satisfaction 81
Witnessing a0ag the whole line. the cheers OF the
fl,,.cs IL carryn nome the last load. in anilcipa
tim II enloying Tie festivities of Ia, vest-home. :
nv \ lns crops have been but verN slightly IN
;,tr!l N los situations. and II the weather only
lcc,,, up \ sno,l mc. they will amount to iui
IL al d,eIa.e and POTATOES and all KIND q sue
cul,hs vegetables will gicati, exceed H. Through
The wiec OF the loute the farmers expressed then
as,a..l nent at the reports circulated IN the News
p,ue3,, atm ming that the crops had been 80 much
inintru ~ the wet weaIner and the consequent
ad.age, of piices III the London market. a. the.
Hefe f.etner without the slightest foundation
a ,oot Of the general state u the weathe.
IL the N .thWaid durlns the last fortnight, tht
genteman alluded ,ota.elied ~ an open zig. ant
had oni, occasion To his treat coat once To
part Of tay, on the whole journey, Anoths
observation Mhioh lie made is worthy OF notice
that Is. that nine tentis Of the payments he tor
netly u i 10 receive III cnnntr, bank notes. Wen
iuade Inn IL gold; that u would appear tina
The former would be ne arly out .! ejaculation De
ine tic p.ied fixed BY law tot their discontinue
ince ARRIVES. and that without any cunvuls!on, 4
has seen y sosnatical, predicted.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
Fan IL NrH Ises .l.rq,ag Courier.
.AEFAlR. OF LIE I. A..,.

We stated in the Coulter ii yesterday that The
Russian Czls had rpirogroiel his own bldy 0dss-
sa. IN tic IGrnose6 n.eetn., ,uGA.sadorso OF the
Other ioMe;.. 80 Lon,ioH Journals confess their
ignorance o! the Diirct u HIS Gnn.ress. but thtt
state That the fact caunni be aoubted. The SiaM
a L. (Which IS uaGuesioua!', lie abest and most
correct Ministerial papes expresses convictions
that NICHOLAS, na,ing found the conquest OF Inr
KEN. nnt al ali task as the Imagination
Of ~ statesmen ID pictured it,7 j. anxious 10 put
al md to ,Ae war. either b, cup de main OF b.
ne .oiiation.
il b. a, counts Of tie repu,se of the Russian,
itun Chamin br tue, (aud We 10 believe they will
be conf med w the next artivhl.l the { Ear has
me. with most terrible check. We never have
CO .,teh tic Thousand ruf.,f> winch rep escnted
the Turks as apathetc. spending. aud negligent.
The stake for which they are cnntenning Is great
tile, are embattrti for their throne, then h1mcs
ami Their alters Those prophets who have mark
ell nnt 50 easy path 10, the Russian leSOns. have
onl, exaibied their j. nurance Of the gcoyraph, ant
nature of the country. They. who have predictee
the unopposed and uninterrupted march OF thu
CzAK have only exhibited thsir ignorance ~ TN
history and character of the OrioMANs. Inc
have fnrgotten, or they have never Known. that tn
Tnrkish annals are billlantwith victories achieves
ami conauests maintained. they are unacquanet
with the nature Of the human heart, or they wuul'
know that the descendants 1t martial toIe-fathe
auinated by ancestral paiae, nfamed by herel'
tary hatred, eSa,pera,ed ny recent injuries, an
brave from education and religion are most tors"
dable enemies, and such has the GAR inund then
- frne. be has planted his eagles on the banks :
The UaRuhe. and his spread his legons Over til
ii I'd, Of the bulgaria Taking his own bulletin
as mater Of tluib. he ha> gone on from victory
victory as fast a, Chumla. And why 3 Brcaus
the pulley Of the PoaTE has been TO concenti a.
its forces III that .teat KEY OF the empire, ~
tnt.e to III Ike tie fist serious oppo,tian. u
attack .as acrg lasde, and TIC vast wave Of d
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06

erandixement, checked III its Southern course.
swels suddenly at The base Of Muunt ilnmu..
But though checked for while, it must ultimately
overflow Tie barrier if ii continues to be augment
ed from the reservoir Of the north.
The CzAR is man Of talents aad ambition. ana
the stead, perseverance Of the RUSSIAN IS proven
bal. The SULTAN possesses high energies, stea'
firmness, and most lndomtable spirit. nc con
test between such must nee 5 be fierce. proracted
and mortal. When all the resources OF the latter
fail then. and not till then. will the Russian victor
ma, oh over the broken 81! Of tine City OF Sieges
That hour has not yet arrived, nor is it as nigh az
is generally believed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
Tarbell Bancroft.

EBOOT g. SHOE MANUFACTURER,
81 D offers for sale general assortment of Mems
and Poys' BROGANS and SHOES-Women's and
Chdren's LEATHER SHOES-on as reasonable
terms as can be bought in any market. Persons
wishing for any of the above articles invited to
call and examine for themselves
BOOTS made to order at low prices
Oct. H. #
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
DIED.

In this town, Mr.. Varnum Gibson, aged %.
In Harvard. MIR. Benjamin r. Hammond, aged IS.
In Ashby, Mrs. Sally Start, aged A.
In Orange, Mr. David Danbar, aged SO.
In Winchendon, Mr.. Samuel Prentiss, aged 65.
In Worcester, Mr. Jonathan Grout aged85.
In Leicester, Mr., Richard Earle, aged 49,
In Marlborough Mr.. William Arnold, aged 63.
He dropped down dead in the west parish meeting
house, in service time.
In Westboro', Mr.. Nathan Fisher, revolutionary
patriot, .aged IS.
In Westford, 18th inst, Mr. Jesse Minott, aged
69: On the Sd inst, his wife, Mrs Betsey Minott.
In Plymouth, DIR. Nathaniel Lothrop, aged 81.
This gentleman's name stood next 10 DR.. Hoyoke s
among the living alumni of Harvard
In New-Orleans, Mr.. George r, Vose, of Leomn-
ster, Mass, aged 81.
NEw-YoRK, Der. 81. coloured man of the
name of Jones was shot dead on Saturday. the 18th
inst in Amity-st., the 9th Avenue, by the i'm
prudent and culpabe manner of playing with fire
arms. The gun had been borrowed of neighbour
for the purpose of going out shooting, and is sup
posed to have been loaded when taken to his house.
A coloured woman on seeing Jones who had been
out but short time returning, thought, for piece
of fun, she would frighten him, and as he entered
the door, she pointed the gun at hint went off
and the whole charge entered his body.-Americdn
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
Lands for Sale.

YHNHE Subscriber offers for Sale the fol-
Il lowing Lands in Lancaster =
"A Wood Lot of l40 acres, in the south part of the
town, and on the road to Berlin
The Long Pasture, ESQ caled) of 90 acres, between
the Nashaway and Still Rivers.
Prospect Hill and Mcadow-31 acres.
The Rye Hill, bordering on Bolton and the post
road to Boston-95 acres
The Herrck Lot, east side of the road-7 acres.
DO. do. west side-1l acres
Terms made known by applying to
R. J. CLEVELAND or
JACOB FISHER, ESQ.
Sept 3d. If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

WORCESTER IS. PROBATE OFFICE,
September 4, 1925
10 NE WidoV, Creditors, and Heirs ofJON-
ATTAIN RAND, late Of Harvard, in said COM.
", deceased, and to all others concerned in the
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING,
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
I'll see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tuesday
IN November next, at ten of the clock, before noon
to show cause why the accounts of the administrl-
tion OF said Estate should not be allowed, and the
balance of Estate decreed to the creditors whose
claims have been allowed and reported and you will
be heard thereon
I9lEOPIIILUS WHEELER, Reg,
by order of the honorable Judge.
Oct 2o. 3W
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

10 THE ELECTORS OF WORCESTER N D1srR1cr.
The undersigned had notice, day or two previ-
GUS OF the late meeting at Westminster to consider
the subject OF the Presidential Electors and also to
nominate some person to represent the district in
the next Congress
There was not time to give publick notice of my
intention to decline being considered candidate for
reelection. But authorized and requested gen-
teman, who said he should attend the meeting, to
give notice to the Convention, that did not wish
to be named or considered candidate From some
cause, unexpected, the gentleman did not attend
out requested another person who did attend to give
the intended notice. The gentleman did So Yet
some some OF the gentlemen present at the meeting be-
leved there had been some mistake, or some mis-.
apprehension on the subject and acted according to
their belief With view to prevent in future any
mlsapprehension, am induced to give this pubIick
notice that have no desire to be again elected and
hope no ballot will be given for that purpose
will add, the confidence placed in me, and the
honour conferred by the electors in the repeated re-
elections demands of me tender of my warmest
thanks, duty which shall be ever performed with
grateful feelings JOHN LOCKE,
Ashby, October 10, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
MARRIED.

In Boylston, Mr.. Aaron Bond to Miss Lydia F
Harrington.
In Worcester, Mr.. George Perrin to Miss Hannah
c. Chamberlain.
In Grafton, Mr.. John V. Leland, to Miss Adeline
H. Axtell.
In Hubbardston, Mr.. Edmund R. Greenwood to
Miss Susan H. Slocomb.
In Acton, Mr. Bradley Stone, of Concord to Miss
Clarissa Hosmer
In Weston, Mr.. William Brown to Miss Sarah
Bracket, of Boston
In Watertown, Mr. David Lee Child editor of
the Massachusetts, Journal, to Miss Lydia NJ Fran
els.
In Concord, by Rev. DIR. Ripley Mr.. Alonzo
liartwell, OF Boston, to Miss Eliza w. Merriam, of
Concord.
In Providence, Mr.. VIM. A. Brown publisher of
the Toilet, to Miss Charlotte Nichols
In Portland, MIR. John Neal, editor of the Yankee,
to Miss Elenor Hall
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
Haskell s. SAWYER.

"A I their old stand, near the Post Office.
I GA Bolton, have just received a fresh supply Of
Goods well adapted to the present and approaching
season. consisting in part of the following =
Black, blue, mixed, and olive Broadclots
Do. do. do. do. Cassimeres
Slaret, mixed, and crimson Pelisse Cloths
Scotch and Tartan Paids
good assortment of Prints, latest fashions
Satin, i.evantine, Gros de Naples, and Sinchaw
Silks
Green, blue, and other colours for Bonnets do.
Flannels, all colours aud qualities
Hosiery, Cambricks, Muslins
Black Bombazines and Bombazets
Plain Black and figured Silk Velvets
a good assortment of Vestings
Raw Silk and Valencia Shawls
Buckskin Gloves with Seal and Sable Backs
A lot ofprime Fur Seal Caps
DO. Hair do.
DO. Nutre do
Boots and Shoes-a prime lot of Gentlemens and
Ladies' India Rubber Over Shoes
w. !. GOODS of all kinds and of the best quality
Summer and Winter pressed Oil
Whale do. for Combmakers' use
Live Geese Feathers
Paints Oil and Dye Woods
Cooking, Parlour, and Shop Stoves
All kinds of Powder and Shot
Percussion Caps and Flints
IL The above Goods, together with great variety
nct enumerated, will be sold on the best terms
for Cash or Credit.
III q s. request all persons indebted
by note or account of more than one years stand.
ing TO make Immediate payment.
Oct. g. If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

CANAL COMMERCE. Two hundred tons
OF merchandise were received at orr
wharves, by the Erie Canal, durino tho l,st
week, destined for Michigan Territory. and
the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois. This was exclusive of the sum-
pies tor our own village, and of the immense
quantities OF salt, amounting to many hun
dred barrels, which arrived during the same
period Such are the facilities for convey
ance up the Lake, that this quantity of goods.
extensive as it is, will meet with no delav
mere, as thirty-four sail of vessels were in
port on Friday last, receiving cargoes. or
ready tor sea. Such is among the conse-
9uences of the Erie Canal, the elivenino in
huences of which are still extending west,
ana are already felt even upon the shores
OF the Missisippi.-BufaIo Journal.
Cider is now selling at Warner, N. II. at
.tyty cents per barrel-apples, best engrafted
KINDS, seventeen cents per bushel; common
sorts, ten cents. In Boston, good cider sells
at ~ 67 per barrel-best winter apples
W IL per bushel. A railroad to ALBANY
with branches to the principal towns would
equallze prices.
IL appears from the newspapers of the
North and South Carolina, that there was
frost at Raleigh, end Colombia, as early a,
the 9TH inst. We believe that the first fros
which was observed in this vicinity the pres
ent season, was on the morning of the 1911
lnst.-Bost. Dai. .Adv.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

1--WE are requested to state that the meeting of
the Proprietors of the Academy in this town which
was to be holden on Friday, 9th inst, at Fitch's
Hotel will be holden at that place on FRIDAY
NEXT, at I o'clock. P NJ
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAILefly
Boot, Shoe, and
LEATHER WAREHOUSE.

TENHOMAS C. WALES, No. %, Court
M Street, Boston, opposite the head of Market
street. has ON hand and is daily receiving from his
Manufactures, complete assortment Of BOOTS
and SHOES OF every description and quality. The
following are few of his retail prices =
1000 pr. Childrcn's cold Morocco Boots and Shoes
10 to %,
1850 Ladies' do do. 81 to so,
800 p do. Prunella, no heels) 70,
800 do. Satin, do. 81,
500 ), do. Prunella, (heels) 81,
1000 ,, do. Morocco, do. rs to ], co,
1000 Gentlemen's Summer Boots l,50 to 800,
100 do. do Pumps, Is to | ,25.
D. The above are retail prices; liberal discount
made to those who purchase at Wholesale
June 8, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
BOSTON
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. 40, WASHINGTON STREET.
HUNT g. HILDRETH

HUN O. IIlIOnE IL
"AVE constantly on hand and for sale,
81 III complete assortment Of Boots and Shoes
adapted to the Country and Spanish Markets. The
following kinds comprise part of their stock, viz -
1000 pairs Heeled Prunella Pumps,
1000 e Spring Heeled do. do,
1000 Strapt Lasting Pumps, with heels,
2000 :" do. do. do. welted
500 '' Assorted colours, various patterns,
1000 " Morocco Walking Shoes,
1900 " Kid do do.
1000 Z" Morocco Broad Pumps,
1000 Kid do. do
500 {" Mems fine CaIfskin Shoes,
500 i" DO. DO. Pumps,
500 " DO. do. Calf Boots,
2G0 Gents fine Dress Pumps,
1000 Women's Leather Walking Shoes,
500 Mems Lined and Bound Shoes,
5000 " Chldrcn's Coloured Shoes,
1000 " Infants Boots,
200 L" Mems Stout Shoes.
Also
800 gro Steel Clasps; 500 gro. Steel Ornaments
200 gro Gilt Ornaments; 1900 ps. No. 3 Black
Ribbon 1000 ps Davids Galloon; 1000 ps. Davd's
Galloon, various colours 10 bales Russia Sheeting
together with a prime assortment of Warrens
Thread Hastings Silk and Cotton Boot Cord
Linen and Cotton Boot Webbing Morocco and
Kid Skins; Lining and Binding Skins; White and
coloured Ferrets; Black Sewing Silk; Baltimore
Philadelphia and Red Sole Leather, &c &c.
nPAl of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices for Cash or approved Credit Merchants pur-
chasing Boots Shoes by the Package are respect
fully invited to call.
Boston, Sept. l6, 1928. 1y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

qPPrinted Votes for the Administration Electo-
raj Ticket have been provided for the voters Of
worcester North District, and may be had, free of
expense, at this Office
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

cen MADE Iol IupP-
H. IS State, through the me-
Hone \, Canal, with goods
t sOl,u transported by land
Gm oSe and lime, from the
tber heavy articles which
an carriedin large guam gu
~ ~ the county of Wor-
7 ~ shipped from the
H. to Providence, for the
'psr transportation by the
\, Traders there have
.,,.ngements to procure
f,om New York, and to
nce there. These facts
vol one, because they have
sticipated. Much ;, of the
l ~ county, as well as of
70 west Of it, had already
Evidence ~ and New York,
bse of communication in
H. channel for our inland
~ y there has been in late
f. transportation of heavy
l. the road leading from
sucaster and Templeton,
tOunty in this s State 2, Yer
'orn parts of New Hamp-
d this traffick will be
we will not undertake
only state the fact, that
Templeton, a town thro'
to Worcester, is shorter
N to Boston. All those
seive their goods in this
Fan. will be subject to the
niles more Of land car
+ho receive them through
live not doubted that the
Estone Canal would be to
Pe portion of our inland
ures were taken by our
i, we have never thought
to feel any hostility to
Improvement We tho't
re in the legislature to
sary facility for its con-
rejoice that the labours OF
been brought to "a sue
n. The proper mode OF
n of its effects as are
hious to ourselves, is by
ling improvements in the
burse with our own city,
lanai owes its existence to
Ind publick spirit of the
ems of Providence. By
perseverance it has been
lie aid from the citizens Of
hstanding the discourage
on of those nice calcula-
eadily predicted that the
vested in this enterprise
b their enlarged and liber-
beet, it was comparatively
hem as citizens of Provi-
rOperty there, and deeply
Eosperity, whether the ca
dividend or not, provided
BAL of Boston, could be
the trade of New Eng
"A reader be startled at this
Ehe subject advantages Of
him look at his map, and
is not by its local situa-
tlities which this canal will
by the central point of the
Massachusetts, itself, than
easier access to a great
npshire, the whole of Yer
hole of Connecticut. The
which we have f1attered
Esess the natural market
sy an access to Providence
Is to Boston. This is suffi-
the present course Of the
ports.
been taken six years ago
communication between
Jester, the Blackstone Ca
Bably have never existed
n Worcester, who are now
in that canal, and will de-
Is from it, would have beer
benefits, from another di-
now to be done by the
town and State, is to con.
be commercial intercourse
+ and the central and western
monwealth is of sufficient
+ worth any effort to pre-.
construct a railroad from
y cester, which shall make
cheap and much more ex.
would be by a canal, ant
Travelling as rapid, as easy
7 dwelling an equal dis.
boat navigation, will cos
as the Blackstone Canal
I've doubts, that for all the
course between Boston ant
Of the State, particularly
merchandise and of per.
would be more useful thar
such an improvement wa.
one therefore doubts tha'
would give life and vigouI
Of the State, both in the
le lnteriour. Why then has
Fen long ago undertaken
: answer. 1t is solely be-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
g g Removal. q


NEW STORE.......NEW GOODS.
woLCoTT g. GELsToT, BosToN,
EB RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
III q that they have removed from their former
Stand, No. Is, Washington Street, to the NEW
STONE BUILDINGS, ia few doors below Court
street, No. 80. They now opening large
and extensive assortment of GOODS, received by
the recent arrivals, which will be offered at the
lowest prices, Wholesale or Retail,
....coNsIsTING on.
Rich London Hanging, Astral Mantle, and Stand
LAMPS-Amercan do. of every description
WATCHES.
Gentemen's and Ladies' Gold Patent Levers, lie.
pines Alarm. and Common Watches-do. Chains
Seals, Keys, Slides, Rings, &c.
JEWELRY.
Rich Diamond Pins and Rings-Elegant Pearl Sets
do. Filgree, Jet, and Common Jewelry.
SILVER WARE.
Handsome Silver Coffee and Tea Sets-Waiters-~
Pitchers-Porringers- Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Sugar Tongs-Cream Ladies', &c.
PLATED WARE.
Plated Coffee and Tea Sets-Baskets-Cas tors-=
Candlesticks--Snuffers and Trays-Coffee and Tea
Urns-Waiters, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Musical Boxes, in Shell and Tin Cases-Gold and
Silver Pencil Cases-Tooth Brushes-Bead Bags
and Purses-Gold and Gilt Bracelets-Gold Minia4
ture Settngs-Silver and Plated Snuff Boxes-Rici1
Ornamentcd Combs-Clasps, &c. &c.
~ w. & G. manufacture all kinds of SILVER
WARE and JEWELRY, in the neatest manner
Oct. T. Owls
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
Scissors, Penknives

A FRESH assortment of SCISSORS
IA and PENKNIVES, some very fine, just re-
ceived at the
LANCASTER BOOK STORE.
Oct T. CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-15
wRUTT S3IE

virtue OF two deeds Oi Tut by John German
ana is"Sans4 his wife, teenr bearing date jan TIA.
o<o To Allen Dawson, aud john HeIlson,
u money therein mentioned, TO James Dinsore,
o'net oearihs date jan 1871 1925 To Samuel Esoh J
CERTAIN sums OF money therein mentioned jas
and Others wall be sold on Monday the 5h day May
al Puhlio auction, on credit of ., 10 months,
the town Of Charlottesville trout OF the courthouse. hoe
anu lo near The Unvrsy aud the late resdtnee
same terms under the dt ed Samuel Leci j. viii he sold
saddle aud bf'de gear,
efya mo gear, feather beds bedseads and bedding one
clock bureau, pair shovel and tong. one stove
PIPE one par bellows, anvil tools safe labrsoue
w h1sur chars, doL silver spoons knives
FORKS pots skle and all other articles ed ia the
aid deed Acting as trustees, shall convey title as
FesttI !" US GkO. CARR, Trustee
ter James Dn'more, appointed by the county oourt Of AL
bemare, ia ths place Of Alien DAVE X John Nelson &C.
SANT LEITCH, DR.. trustee
ANfI