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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04

CHEAP AND EFFIcAcIoUs MAEURE Raise
platform Of earth on the headl land of field,
eight feet wide, one foot high, and of any length,
according TO the quantity wanted. On this first
stratum of earth, lay a thin stratum Of lime,
fresh from the kiln dissolve or slack this with
salt brine from the rose of a watering pot add
Immediately another layer of carth, then lime
and brine as before, carrying il to any conven
lent height In week it should be turned over,
carefully broken, and mixed, so that the whole
mass may. be thoroughly incorporated, This
compost has been used in Ireland; has doubled
the crops of potatoes and cabhages, and is said
to be far superior 70 stable dung
Gardeners MagaziHs,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04
The Masters ,oritten destruction to John

HANGING. a Highlander was one day brought
before his Chief, being accused of sheep steal
ing. The crime being fully proved, Donald
was sentenced to be hanged. 1t however hap
pened, that singular indulgence was allowed
the criminals in these days, viz. the choice of
any particular tree they might wish to be hang
ed on. Accordingly the fellow in office went
up TO Donald to enquire Of him, :" which tree
he should prefer to be tucked up to y Donald,
with rueful countenance, Struggling up his
shoulders, grunted out, /" Oh oich for would
like grossurb bush" "A grossurb bush, you
WOOL A grossurb bush is nti large enuH tC
hang you on" I" Oh oich but I'm in nohurry
wul zoos, wait tull it grow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
Nm. G1Lrs on - CnnrcnLinn RiL,.

fear, MIR. Speaker, that am iatiguenr vourself
and this honorable House by going 50 !nnutcly INFO
deta upon this subject il so, SIR Let It's importance
plead my excuse. And before lcav, this part ofthe
SuGcct let me be permitted to pre- sent comparative
view between the freehold right of s,lilrarc and ano-
thcr principle Of limitation, said be the most popuar
OF all the substitutes proposed and the rather as this
IS Mr. ie"rscns iavore principle, whose great name
Aas served to extend its popular influence. 1t is laid
down IN Mr.. Jefferson letter in the following words
ct every man, who fights or paws exercise his inst
d'd eq' right ms their election.T Upon this princi-
PIE, we directly at points. VI contend that the
military is the very worst princE c that can be intro
dccd as liking the qualification of the voter in civil
institutions and that 1t has no clnm TO eny siIa low o
IiEnt or pTetext whatsoever IL is Fundamental Grin.
clple, that the military shall DC subscryent to ~ civil
authority What would be the necessary tendency
end effect OF laying the foundation of your civil irsf
lions IN military principle: Nnd that too founded II,
claim OF right, for military scrvcas' Would II not
tcnd directly to lnVart this order and to make The civ
II su5scryont to the military authority If So il is
presumed not solitary advocate could be ,,,.ld i'm
FAVOR OF TINS inversion OF principle. But, Sir con-
tcnd that there is sha6o,o ri right mar err, ,,. ri
81 cit'r' grIy'ded upon rerion ri iniiito1y e,-r,s
TO render this point perfectly clear il will bo ccces
uhlIon 0t a social conpaCfs there is a rcciprCcy If
rights and duties amongst all the members m
compact? 1T is the duty of oil persons POSSESSING tic
requisite physical capacities for the purpose TO render
ntofy SERVICES for the projection ofthC community
but as IN rendering these services, they extend this
protection beyond thcmselves-so those who do
possess physical capacities or that prirposc have
rigNt 10 Just compensation from the ircOupcicnt
casS"F nc government is the Just arhitcr between
bi'5c oi"erg interests, aud It determines and DEGREES
~ SI'I o" VIC ljst compensation paid ny inter
csl to The other. The militia laws are intended 10 do
S@ia'e those who possess these physical capacities
and are bound TO render these military services as
'.. 80 p" 'HifnHni"t.n - ho upid h f'os~ v'o H.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
BRITISH COIN.

~" Esr"v Register publishes 81 "<trar, a. y
ate letter from London. ialeH from Nrv York ~
nr, stating a' deep interest IS it frr, IN uu'tirr
DOWN the present RcP'lb'Irau Administration Of ihjs
Government, right wrong 10 this information
'H' "fr''"r adds, That statement has appeared IN
'." in'"r."r r'p'-r 81 >"W York. which nIvr, nue.,
r1or ~ tn sf"rm7.!on couaHcd in TN" "strult if II
d'es Mt absolutely confirms it, by tins s,atcnt it up
oars '"a ia"5st OF papers YVES found in tho road
'.omt month since, in the town of Grown Point Is
co-n',. H. y. consisting Of certain rnnu1ornld,
g" 'sdnIr" Murdoch. ESQ. sheriff oE tat county, cu-
o"rsch on III" oueI3. 'H"norandp,u 81 election mo-
ny r"c"iv"d ara paid i,r "i"c: tom pu~uoecs aucun'
~ tn 90 d"'t'.. "'h. nr0"~sf TIC lf"rcs Of mo-
".grc-"o arc ""uiy dollar .io,u Gat-s 6. 20.
.HW/"t.. "1| or htdr"1 aui is dui,rr- from I'm
c'iR .iisrcj,aa,~rm .Ni'o Jo,h. 1Gs discovery ha-
e--'t5d f'n,I eS@' l"ra; ~ 'ho nr'-hborhood.
Nm J.t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18


The facility with which great men lc,, Whit t5or
have VIGOROUSLY uttered! is ono of he characteristics
that dstin guishcs tho present times from all otb
The practice began if we remember correctly. with
Col Johnson OF kv. who heinz CHARGED With ss,.i,,
= at "ihe Administration must bc nut nv. tb[,,L
pure as angels, s.faightway clipped denial upon IT,
1T vas nevertheless, abuntantiy established. Next
come the cases o. Mr.. Giles who denied that L 49,
pressed wish for The dissolution Of the Jrn;oroc
Mr. Stevenson, who denied having expressed n n
pnion that it would I've Observation-Disclosures ofSfr. Row
an, Of Kentucky, and Gen. Floyd Of Geo who wore
equally positive in dcnying what has been very CON
clsvely proved upon then.-,The reader is er,;l;a-
with he evidence addced in all of these csses e,..
Nr fowans. We call his attention to the fol
lowing from the Louisville Focus OF t!,e 3olh Scrt
bc', which fixes tiic truth upon that honoursbe Gen
'cmcn With eqnaI oXpcitners. These gentlemen
have not int single instance, had The poor corsols-
ton of succeeding in their cyasiongif evnsionz .bcy
were as it must be confessed they Look like evaeious
They we're mo sooner out than taken I,v tho watch -
FROM TuE L";-isyIL IT: Foct. 6, or srPrrMRyp2o
MI. RoWAN.-InC oplicn expressed nv tiie IRON
Icinal' ana rst published IN is paper that il Mr.
lia8in5 SholG DC reelected, ihe next Congress would
DC the Vast that would ever sit ~ tho United State.
has recently boon denied bv him; :, tbo roe ,r,ct 49,.
PoSiIyc iHn'l"r III letter addressed to the editors
OF tin Telegraph, he says Such n thought never
entered my mind. never entertained or uttered
sven sentiment" Sc. The fnct that such q taoupht
did enter his mind, and that he did ;..cr it. was con-
'9u.'I ID u connu"icalton to us from an ANONYMOUS
wrfcr; 6'ii' before publishing IT, we took care to as
certain na' tHo tact was unqucstionaby rs the wri-
Ter staten !" oe: lis statement hns been repeated
ana OBTAINED credit throughout the Union mon thc
authority otthis paper; and we deem If t;,cr,,ro ,,
ontF 70 INC pubic and ~ ourselves, to furnish nc
UsiyF TFsTiTory. now s,honcdfo this article,
WHEh WIZ prove ne Tact 80 the satisfaction oievcrv
candid man in this community
LoU'svUtr, SEPT. goth 1926.
come tl;nc carly III juno last, had conversation
"i'hfIr Honorable !ohr Rowan. In which The .,.b-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
i,cSncCtIIi

WEI II. CABEIT.,
hABNEV CARR
IN. KERR
JA4uEiIN b. HARyIE.
.oitN II. PLEASANTS,
CHS. COPLAND.
THO. RROCkENBROUGH
-. ". ROOTES.
mo. II. EUSThCs
III. NELSON.
y. L. |dd~r Coalter, Mr.. Robert Stanard and
Peyton Randolph, the only other members Of the
committee are not IN Rirhn,nd Nndoubt IS enter
famed bn. that they would have added Their sigma
lures, had 1oy been present.
WAN. II. C.ARELL, Chairman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

.iddreS$ If the .aoti-Jochson Ccntyoi Co,ani.
:, tec, to the Pcoplc IF Firginia4,S
ELTpw-CIrIZENs ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS,
Explanatory Of the Conduct Of Gen.
Andrew Jackson.
(coNTINUED.)

The degradation Of a Judge; and has ju-
diciai authorities snbvertsd y usurped.
GThe respect shown to the Judiciary depart
ment by Gov. Jackson, will conspIcuously APP
pear from the following]
"To the Hon. IuDcE F~aoAEErIs
Pensacola, esd Aug. 1921.
Sir: Your writ of habeas corpus, demanding
the bodv of Don Jose Callavs, has been received
and referred 30 his excellency the governor.
Andrew Jackson, by whose order he was confin-
ed, and who still directs that he be detained in
confinement, until released by bis orders. !
have the honor, &c. 7. WA6ER,
Captain, and Officer OF the Day"
mot content with refusing to comply with the
authority Of law, Gov. jackson determined upon
making an example of the judge. for his having
presumed to obey what he conceived its dictates;
and therefore, forthwith issued the following
citation:]
"Eagius Fromenta. Esq. ssia Jsrth1saA be and
abbsar oefore me to show cause Why he has at.
tempted TO interfere with my authority, as Gov
ernor of Florida, erereising The pozpers Of the cap.
tain general and infendanf Of The ISLAND Of Cuba,
Over The said bropiace, and Of The governors oqer
me said bFozinces respectively. In my Judicial ca
nseity. as SUPREME JUDGE OVER THE
SANE. and as CHANCELLOR THEREOF,
having committed certain Individuals. charged
with ! combination 20 secrcte and carry out d
the territories ceded to the United States. the
evidence of Individual right TO property within
the territories, which has been secured to such
individual right 70 property wttala the terrific
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
Persons prescribed and banishsd bu Coo.

Persons prescribed and banishsd by Coz.
erno' Jackson, on suspicion, and without
trial.
1.-The Lettre de Cstchet, or s,prociamatiou,.
issued by Gov. Jackson, reciting the frivolous
ground upon which certain Spanish officers were
ordered into erie. will be found, by future histo-
rams. IN estate papers," IL Cong. / sess. vol. ;,
DOC. ~, page Al. Its last paragraph, however,
deserves the attention OF. the curious, even OF
the present day. 1t reads as follows.l
This IS, therefore, TO MAKE ksows to the
said officers. TO sOi!hdrasV Memseipcs. AZ they ought
heretofore 10 have done from the Floridas, agree
ably TO the said 4th article, on or before the Sd
day OF October next. after which day, il they, or
airy OF them, shall be found within the fioridas,
ai oilcerss civil and military, are hereby requir-
Ell TO arrest and secure them, so that they may be
brought before me, to be DEALT wIrH according
TO law, for CONTEMPT and DiSOBEDIENCE
OF TINS MY PROCLAMATION.
civen al Pensacola, this 29th day Of Septem-
Der, 1871, and OF the independence of the
United States the doth.
ANDREW JACKSON,
. Governor OF the Floridas, &c.
BY the Governor:
IEsscE WALTON, Secretary w. F."
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f.. ..

Ihe following was the offensive paper. for the
ALLEGED publication OF which in a newspaper.
eieht men were banished, without the form OF
trial:
"in speaking OF Col Callaya's appearance be.
lore zen. Jackson, II. q. (H. NJ Breckenridge
ought To have stated that none of the mterrogz-
tories and highly offensive accusations were
FAITHFULLY interpreted to Col Callssa, any more
than the replies of the latter to the former. 1t
was therefore. out of the pover OF our chief. not
kno"ing what was said to him, TO make The an.
atofy understand how innocent he was OF the
tout charges with which his unsuliied honor was
enaeayored to be stained. Such, in slim, are the
observations we had to make on the statement ut
q. =. Il. NJ Breckenridge, and We hope that
ne ana the public will be convinced. that we
scted from no principle Of pusiIlanimity; that
u, on the one hand, we shuddered at the violent
proceedings exercised against our superior. We
knew, also, what was due to a government which
Is on the most friendly footing with our own.
We are, &c.
The Spanfsh Offers residens fa ais place."
when giving an en- (saG) parts account Of this
very transaction, II VI. breckenridge, THE IN.
TEaPRErgR, says;l
Much was said, by way of enforcing the ques-
uon on the one side, IL c. by Gov. Jackson) and
OF the objections. on the other, (ise by CaIiava)
to answering, all Of which 4 did nos feel myseJ
called upon 10 erpiasns and, 10 fact, 1t was not
possible. There was considerable warmth on
both sides. and there was frequently not suffi-
Gent interval between what was said, 10 enable
me to convey more than the SUBSTANCES Of VIVA,
was thus spoken by way Of arguments, while
much Of It consisted of repetitions.
Col Cailava (he ~continuesl repeated what he
said before. that he could not deliver the paper.
unless demanded OF him as commissioner or late
= prisals individually enforcing the ame posi-
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(whole No. l4s5.

tons, with a variety of other reasons, and Of
which ! Interpreted a. masA as Iesnid He said
he could be tired oaly by a tribunal "de Res;.
denna." which I did not at FIRST comprehend.
until explained BY Mr.. lanerrariiy, sc. sc.
b conversation Was warm ON both sides.
AND sosk KxrAnssIoSs wERE sorraaxp M ma
in the Interpretation
INr. Breckenridge represents his governor
aud pstro" 80 reb1wandsag hin for his omissions
ov mistakes. -"W by, then, sir, were YOU
not E'ore caat'ous'" Uttered ia = stroag tone ~
so'ec.-stN'e papers, IL Coag. l seas. vol. ..
Doc. -. PAAe3 So-7) :
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State sa of s ssaa,g1 : csreus CT. Clerks Once
I, John r. Griffith, Clerk Of the late Superior
now Circuit Court OF said county, DO hereby
certify, that the foregoing IL pages contain q
true copy of the original papers on file in my
office in the case hereln stated.
Ia testimony whereof, | have herennto set my
hand aud official seal at the city OF Nstchez, the
18th day OF Jolly, A u. 1923.
JNO. r. GRIFFlTH, Clerk.
BY III. K. MOSS, d. C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
Mississippi Territory, .adoms County,
TO Uit:
The Mississippi Territory of the United
Stains

To the Sherifaf adams County, Greeting.
Whereas on the twenty-second day OF
March, 1913, Gen. Andrew Jackson was
duly summoned as a garnishee in the &C.
tion then pending, wherein Hartman Blen-
nerhsssett was plaintiff, and Aaron Burr
= defendant, by the Sheriff of the county
3 aforesaid. 10 appear at a Superior Court to
g be holden at the Court House, in and tor
: i the county Of Adams. on the second Mon.
day in April, in the year one thousand
S eight hundred and twenty, 10 shew cause,
+ ii airy he could, why the goods and chatteis
and effects in his hands, Of the said Aaron
Burr, should not be subject TO the debts of
said A. Burr, and the said Gen Andrew
Jackson hath failed to appear at the court
aforesaid; ;,
You are hereby commanded that oy good and
lawful men OF your county to make known to the
said GEN. Andrew Jackson, that he be and ap-
pear before the Judges OF the Territory slore-
said. at a Superior Court to be holden at the
Court House 10 and for the county OF Adams, on
the second Monday of October next, to saew
cause, if sny he can. why judgment should not
be rendered against him for hye thousand Dol.
lars, And further to do and receive what the
cgsrt shall thea and there consider concerning
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TRANSCRIPT COPY
yiIssIssIPPI TERRIToHY,(
ADAMS COUNTY, IS.

To the Sheriff Of said County, Greeting:
whereas Harman Blennerbasseit hath CON.
ulsinsd, on oath, to Samuel Brooks, a Justice of
he peace for said county, that Aaron Burr is
.Istiv indebted to him, the said Hartman Blen.
terhsssett, to the amount OF Ave thousand dol.
lars and - cents, and oath having been also
made that the said Aaron Burr doth not reside
IN this territory, hut without the same, so that
he ordinary process of law cannot be served on
1im-aad tbs SAID Hartman Blennerhassett hay.
az given bond and security, according to the
a~rections OF the act IN such cases made and
eovided, we therefore command you, that you
atach the estate Of the said Aaron Burr, if TO
e found in yeue county, or SO much thereof
repleviable i security as should De of value
efficient to satisfy said debt and cost, accord.
ag to the compliant, and such estate so attach
ed in your hands, TO secure, or SO to provide,
hat the same may be liable to further proceed
ings thereupon to be had at the Supreme Court,
to be held tor said county OF Adams, at the
Court. House thereof, upon the second Monday
OF April next, SO as TO compel the said Aaron
Burr to appear and answer the above complaint
of the said Hartman Blennerhassett, when and
where you shall make known to the said Court
how you have executed this writ.
Witness Walter Leake, Esq. presiding Judge
OF the said Court, at the county aforesaid on the
second Monday Of October. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight HUNDRED and twelve,
and Of the American independence the thirty.
seventh. Allowed and issued this 22d day OF
March, 1918. S. BROOKS, j. Pill, 81
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WILLIAM EAsTAN.

Personally appeared before me G. poyzee.
Notary Public Of Nashville, Tennessee, duly
commissioned aud authorised by law, WIN. Eas.
tan tine person whose hume is affixed to the
within certificate, and did make oath that the
within certificate is true.
(Signed) .PoYZEE NJ
Nashville, 4th Sept. 1915.
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them in his behsif. and have there this writ.
Witness the Hoa. Waller LeAke. Esq. first
Judge Of the Territory aforesaid, at the Court
House OF said county, second Monday IN Octo
Der next. IN the year one Thousand eight hun
doed ADD ihirgeen, sad in The thirty seventh year
of the sovereignty and independence vt the U.
States OF America.
Issued July 20, 1918.
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JOAN COFFEE
Mississippi TERRITORY, adams County.

Personally appeared John Coffee before the
undersigned, a justice of the peace, in and Tor
the county aforesaid, and made oath the within
[ahovel is just and true to the best of his know.
ledge and belief. JOHN COFFEE.
Sworn to before me this 25th day OF March,
1913. THEODORE STARK, J. r.
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Mississippi Territory, Adam. County.

Mississippi Territory, adams County.
Hartman Bienaerhassett, On attachment in the
vs. superior Court of
Aaron Burr. Adams County.
Personally appeared Gen. Andrew Jackson,
who having been summoned as . garnishee in
the above case, to appear at a Superior Court to
be holden at the Court House in and for the
county aforesaid, on the second Monday in A.
pril next, before the undersigned, clerk of the
said court, and a justice of the peace, in and for
the county aforesaid, who being duly sworn,
saith that he is not indebted to the defendant
any thing. and that he has not any effects of the
defendant in his hands. nor does be know OF
any effects or debts of the defendant in the
hands Of any other person to the best OF his
knowledge and belief.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 25th
day of March, 1913.
THEODORE STARK, up.
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PuBLIsHKD. wEKKLr,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
rwo DOLLARS PEA ANNUM

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER THE TEAR 2xPIREs.
r7 No paper discontinued until all arreara'
,ss are paid up, except at the discretion OF
lie Editor.
Is Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
lOe Dollar per square for the three first inser-
,iOas, anG twenty-five CENTS per square for each
subsequent insertion.
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'F General Jackson, as Commissary for re-
ceiving the Floridas, believed il bis duty To- faE
fl 20 The letter, the 9TH article of the treaty bow
deheis at was he in that duty. 10 permittio I these
otbssEs y IsnAa Y lAs fEsEinse mess thsa =
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
Imprisonment ,oifhouf Trial, and Punisk-
haenf without efcRes.

$40 Capt. WrIsos, ne officer Of The day,
you are hereby commanded, forthwith, to
apprehend aud bring before me, At the Execu-
live Chambers, Marcos dc viiers and Ara.ldo
6uillesnard, that they may ne dealt with acoor-
ding TO law, for the contempt and disobedicncc
OF a certain proclsmation issued by his Excel.
ieacy General Andrew jackson, on the 2gth day
OF Sept. 1891, requiring the said Marcos de
Villiers and Analdo Guiiicmard to Withdraw
themselves from the Flor,das.
Given under ny hand, &c. this Cd day Of
January, III, &c. GEO. WALTON,
Secretary and actisy Cepernsr sf r.
"By the acting Governor.
'ssAnvKL Far. Prioafs Secretary"
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From the NGickes Ariel
JACKSON N BURR.

The following Documents have been
.snscribed from the Records of the
circuit Court of this State, which not
owing been referred to for many years,
asd nearly been forg 'iten by those who
we're acquainted with the circumstances
ebich they set forth:
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Mississippi Territory, adams COUNTY:

Personally before Samuel Brooks, a justice
Of the peace FOE said county, appeared Harmsn
Blennerhssset,, who being sworn, saith that
Aaron Burr is Justly indebted to the said Har-
man Blennerhsssett, in the sum OF Ave thousand
dollars, and upwards cents.
And this deponent further saith, that the said
Aaron Burr doth not reside in thus Territory,
but without the same, so that the ordinary pro-
TESS Of law cannot be served on him, and fur
Their saith not.
Sworn and subscribed to this 22nd day of
March, 1915.
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do certify, that some time about the 10th OF
November, 1906. I purchased a bill of exchaage
from Aaron Barr, drawn by him on George NJ.
Ogden for acceptance, which he refused, and
the SAID bin was noted for protest. as | was IN
formed, aud at the expiration ofthe ninety days,
the SAID bill was returned to me tor non.psy
ment, and Aaron Burr having left this country,
| made application TO the endorser, Andrew
Jackson, for payment. aud about the LIST day OF
April, 1907. he, the said andrew Jackson. paid
me the amount CT The bill with charges and inte-
RESI-, amounting TO tive hundred and nineteen
dollars. Given under my hand at Nashville, this
4th day of September, 1913.
WILLIAM EASTAN.
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Personally appeared before me Gideon Po,zee,
Notary Public OF Nashville, Tennessee, duly
commissioned and authorised by law, Andrew
jackson, and did in my presence sigu his name
to the above deposition, aud beng duly sworn.
did OH oath depose that the iacts contained
therein arc just and true.
In testimony whereof, | have hegeunto set my
hand and affixed the Seal No;ariai at Nashville
this 25th day of September, 1873, and in .he
year OF the Commonwealth the Seventeenth, aud
IN the year of our indie dependency The thirty sc.
ventb. In testimony vertatis,
TL.s c. P0YZEE, n. z.