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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27

charging his mouth with guild, he thus addressed h,
in behalf OF his associates I'VE accept of this ERE as
ma am from you and the other gals with genervne old conf
mental feelings providing breasts: and reckon ,h
not teller amongst that would not die to defend Il
there boys! (No-no) We all politics az
these ere is pretty cksh tmes but the devoice on this e
color shall bring to mind the preogaves of state and
the duty Koskasko Pulaski De Kab and the reo,
of forefathers who bIed and died for the invisible rights
of Amerky Has Georgia not sstand by her arms
us she not consuted invested of her Territories and
led down upon under the feet of Gnral Government and G
of the coalition Is she held up to conrson and
Jack Spear says do they bite their thumbs in
Yes, am, but we're the boys for defending rights
and, Creek or Cherokee, any other of the
ton party shall not make bulge inch loud ceerDp
My constitutes have elected the Legislature thew know
that I'm rail oppostoner and therefore have alliance nv
integrity, for mnisteration is be impended pon
therefore, will say that all who march under Ibis flag shoR
be for Jackson may be id, I'll take it! MAY be YOU
don't know what couptous dongs going nure our
canderdate, who is fatticay called the Cncy Naty, at
being the of brave Cherokee Chief who died of eat
ing wild parsnips) They that be killed militia nlc
and served them up electioneering babacue-bat no
shot man cool bood that he iraduced the affections o,
his wife from another and forfhbu it's lie and
who them that supports the mnsteration -Their deeds
will give They have fofgered lettetev
have fredrcated hesthey have bribed Che
Giles OF public depnion) they constituting and arrne
woolens BILL which will eAcrinnaic southern trade they
shaking hands with the nigges of the territory of Ha
and aiding and abbeenng the English in making The Greeks
as corruptous themselves They ieagued with
Colonel Trade, rank Hartford conyenoner,hey are play
ing bliards-they eating public dnners wasting public
pens ink and paper; and travelling in stage-coacbe Whose
here that will say these ere dongs is not ignomno'
cloud shouts) Hurrah! my boys!Seorgans pluckdown
with the ministeration--uP with old Cmcy Nayready-
aim; fre"
No sooner wen the word given than the instruments Of
death answered with pop--bang -boom-whch har
monousy blended with the instrumental bang---rub-a
toote oote-and :emato-ta-ia, while the company
pered of the field.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27

We found the following sketch Of militia training among
our stray papersand present the public, was writ
about years ago. The scene is laid in of the
southern States then, inamed by party animosy
and the soil of orators of all ranks and opinions.
Baltimore Emerald.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27

Pine Apples and MeloaS.--The Horticultural Soci-
ETY. of Edinburgh have lately awarded prize to Col
onel Patterson's gardener at Cubnoquhie for some
fine fruit of this description produced by means q
steam. The pit i'll which they raised is conti-
we'd in a very ingenious manner to obvate the incon-
venience of too rapid changes of temperature which
are sometimes felt when steam is applied in hot hons-
es. In this case the chamber in which the yapou ID
collected for supplying tie bottCui heat, instead OF be.
ing empty, and on that account quickly heated ana
quickly cooled is filled with small round stones, when
absorb the heat it is produced, giving it out gradu
ally and retaining it long producing, by application
of the steam for an hour and half in the evening an
equabe heat through the whole of the night and neA
day. The steam is distributed through this chamber
by of cast metal tube, perforated at certain
distances and it may also be admitted at pleasure
amongst the plants above, by means of tubes WIN
movable caps communicating with the same recePa
Gle. The idea Isl we believe, due to Mr. John Hay, OF
Edinburgh; but Colonel Patterson is the first anna
tuer who has carried it into practice The beauty OF
the fruit and the neatness of the whole apparatus 50
different from the usual appearance of melon framesJ
seem point 1t out of the most eligible modes
yet discovered for securing to this country the produ
tons of the tropics.-FYfe Herald
The effects of disappointed love have been sung BY poe
described by physicians and depored by morass roman
tic incident occurred of the isles of Scotland WHOA
became the subject of judicial Investigation The Pougn
became deeply enamoured with We charms OF the mnkau
of rosy and fair of wealthy farmer his auue
rejected and the disappointed swaln full OF h
and vengeance, procured strong cord, and went u" ~
barn. and tied all the cops' tails together The oeho%s
of the poor animals disturbed the whole neghborhood i
offender arrested and carried before the magistrate
whom he sentenced fine for his cruel revenge
to be imprisoned till payment. Na' 'Ss"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27

The eighth day of August next will be the centen-
nary anniversary of the foundation of the City of BAL
TIMoRE. On the eighth day of August, 1873, the
original law for laying ont village, which the
foundation of the present City of Baltimore was pas
sed by the Assembly of this State.
As it may be unknown to many of our readers VIC
give it to them from the original edition of the Laws
of the State:
cat Session of Assembly, begun and held the City of
of Maryland on the 10th day of July in the fifteenth year
of the dominion of the Right Honorable CHARLES, abso-
lutte Lord and Proprietary of the Province of Maryland and
August, Ammo Domni 1929 were enacted the following
LAWS:
Benedict Leonard Caloert, Esq. Gopernor:
CHAP XII
An act forerecne town ON the North side of Patapsco
in Baltimore county, for laying lots sixty of
land and about the place where one John Femmng now
hves.''
The details of the act contain the usual provisions
for laying out town, which the sixth section provides
shall be called !" Baltimore Town"
Such the origin of this city its history and pro-
gress have perhaps been more remarkable than any
other city in the United States Up to the year 1859,
it continued to be small village with population OF
not than $50 soulsnow it is the third city in the
Union in point of population, and will not admit
ourselves second to any in honest industry bold enter
price, love of country and attachment the pure prn
ciples of Republican Government.
Bali. Chronicle.
the Philadelphia Aurora.
We have received several pages Of Buckngham's Argus
issued London, specimen Of paper be published
and post dated several years. 1t is full of keen saire
ting right and left the prominent characters and foe
of the day. The following is sample:
CoRoNER's INQuEsT-Saturday.
Death from, Starvation. Epenk-Mr Tho
mas the Coroner this day held inquest the bodies
nine and rats, found dead in Lord Eden's harder
The bodies exhibited melancholy specimen of emacation
horrible to present to readers; suffice 10 say tina
the bones prouded through the skin of the unfortunate ami
mails in disgusting fashion than those of Claude Am
brose Seurat, the Anaomc Vvante The house-steward
the noble Earl being sworn, sad that he had heard
melancholy noises the arder for time For thu
las. three weeks he knew of nothing being deposited he
but two of cold pork, and and again half
sprat On opening the door of the arder, few days
surprised at hearing the noises epeaed hi
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
PRESENTING A STANDARD.

"Those gallant souls who shoulder guns,
Aud twice a year go on attaining"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24
CiiARLES ". JPGAvNESS,

Aud Ornamental Pointer, Glider &c
4; his pd sf6Hf 'oHh sffs fIbe Capitol Sqnare and4-
. doDr 10 tie Compiler once
GRATEFUL 60 his friruds the osef Of vi, Inn -.
- 'tsIy' Tor me p1ifonfSs he has rcotiycd ,uld IN
htm 'na' ne sui Continue; ~ cary ts above h,,n. h.
thr various btarcht hsptcts t,lit sytsJ a. the t
s To- 70 ''y Any ih0s about h qualfsion A. f,,r
81 biz ptetensions 60 psIonsge ~ '''''b'
uD'ice 49, '''e '''"y az 'bs fAofif
II 40 hipfsuii,e ssnfrd lowe rom ne ssr,f.v r. ass
% i,a.s oii, you'd be preferred.
l"y ~ sM-G
1 " lure io tbe sea Js4s no,fy V.si,I sxii,
isf. = go
..-.t9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

m y Ihur:dny the dag O., Fshu,tv p,-f Ssn- ,,.
= SsyD VII sell az Amelia courthouse, the nsbs bid
' @ te'h, ah"ut hy userres ~ eperty c( tie lac
Hfs' ffa-res Fabb OF Clay fi Tisy eon.,.. ~ yoror
sr iey' Ei "oreo thi'd'ef suicog natef ~.
sa "usble house servants 81 pentsr, snrduef. A.
ihste iungsr any imrsJmgn; tbe butIc ~ sp.ei ~.
Tue sale will fe,fisriy iiSe ri1ce.
W. :. BARKESrALr, Adp,ts
VI ttanrcs rs5S,
1 g. -gwtG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

- cheGP Dry GVg1s.
HAVE determined 10 pstsud nv bu.ipr., .i, .,.;. -
~ is Frney Uinieni.
20 pSi ny rfe5tni stock (eontiug hlipt .ye,s
sites 10 tbe lne) tvJ reduced pfic e. Ceurfy srsh,
a. snsclee-. ftro II f ypgst. o'
Jan. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

(, < y. WAHWIGh, UAyE foR SALE,
- ~ "A HID. old Tobacco
p - IS 2S5 do dry Tobacco stems.
Isu. "a. ra9.
y u utete ct 1be eSaaJ pfv.
~ ounS "a on te ih Day Of November s2s the under
tu premises. OH lhpr'day the 90, day Of February n,I,
i" et wise on 'hs ne IT fair day ibeffstt the 10, ~, Ihss
town oi Fapps'annoes, whereof jorph ppnnon s,i,ta
Hhd possessed seet 70 the dover Interest Of tLs willow ~
nF sdid joseph p0nm?1 The cout OF r 70
ana eehveSien dwelling house, oven .tu.ird for ,ver
ehe shd o'hr necessary Lujns ell az -zhch hsy. re-
th seh " >)nshy repaired. n deed -tb special ystsn
y w be inside the purchaser ussr The decree Of the cont.
rG"hs"ins ths report Of the sale "''
GEO. WRIGHT, Con5s
TI0S. GRESHAM, sioncrs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

Trust S0ic of Land.
,sH virtue of deed executed by JAIME. Er,rr
~ son to the sa,'cr,bes, which Il, ed duly admitted 10
ietIu III The clerks vile of Goochand court we or
either ono Ct viii Monday the i6Ih day Feb next tGs
be'ns county court day proceed lfoc
ish courthouse for cash, order satisfy the purpose. al
sai desd oi ttns the rsc of land therein EtooDed yx
ano hf'Ds IN TIE said county Goohsnd rousining IS IL
AGREES hnovsn by the Of E.ss Tract The title toxhe
'sd uaet ct Land believed TO he ungu-enble but the
mere or either rns who set will only convey .neh
tue IS Vtfitd IA then BY he storsssid deed tfu.
g. NJ. QUARLES, Trur-
RICHD NORRIS { tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

The smouh, o. to, received during is y.as 90 iLe
ames River Usuai, Si7,250 ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

wv Ill be 'oi publicly, 10 the highest bidder at To;-
rrE Town on Thursday tue i9;h day of month Fec
t"eutY hksiy nes'oes, consulting Of client nil
ItI w" or pf1, WOMEN ami the and iris, or e.
many % vii rae the due from the e,t.e Of Edn
motley, dec d, TO credit nth. will be aow.
We purchases Oh twing bond with approved security.
ELIIABETH MOTLEY, Adm'x
with the will snne
-. Uf Ed~n Ill r.
I.'nS " s,nc6c, Ian. ~, So ys$v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

Wssre authorized {, .'s th'i E.o.ats V,s-isg -,rs
80 '1. DC -yua's ~ F.eS c. On g So ..5.fs r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-24

HfrcHn Colony the last Feef.bnrr Tines .f,e. a. - e.
ship Harriet shout t. sil from Norfolk f,r f.,
sbou 40 smtrsn;', chiefly native, of ri, Stss II y ,,5
hatth Colonization Society =, Warrington hsve
"anee' 'nai upwards OF 900 syes will BE- ip,dfsiy i.
hTed On condition that they should he ,rnt 10 Af,,e, A.
ns o'nst 'neTs the Rev Thomas Z. lunt OF rursrlek
Couy, I1o has euancipsted eighteen Ohs vhols nnse
of"sd ~ m,) and ps's'd through yssrsbg Law or two
s~.e WIN view ~ putting .. beafd' The IIauiet-.
ne I' Noot Ueseou STATES thsi between 60 snd 20 had
dsstination. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
HOUSE or DALEC;-9TES


The Speaker lsh before the House the annual conm,mea
h i tne boa,d Of Directors Of the Penienlay, which on
mI hu,hehoortPs motion was ordered le printed ~
MIR Minor, from the Comnsitee on the ID Andito, Office
presented report the saIcs 0f stnck in tho
james River Company held by individuals the sie, dc
90 be printed w.
The Speaker laid before tho House communication from,
TIE "a AUdor, transmitting be documents called for by
resolution relative 10 the extension OF the kaawha Turnpk6
Road.
% Mr. Clmcrs notion leave given to bring IN bin 20
establish inspections Of -four and tobacco at VILE ia ITO
county Of AlemahcOn Mr. SCOTS motion, The Coun,itteS
81 Propositions and Grievances was instructed cuaue MO
the eSPediency Of changing separate election IN Halifax
countyiOn motion Of Mr. smith Of kanawha, sane com
inee was instructed 20 enquire INTO the eHpCdecy of 90
amending reguatg precinct elcc,ons IN lie sr,tn
counties Of this Commonwealth, REQUIRE s,,el, clerou.
TO be held bssame day which elections held Al their
z assed Bs-"Difeciing survey between lleck rsV in
tbs county ofPncess Anne and the Suaand 40 a,horizs
separate eleeon the hOuse Of Redon kakn IN tie county
Of Montgomery" were read Sd time and ps,scd -"
fesointinn from the Committee Of Roads aud Internal
Nsygaiion, 10 favor Of Incorporating company m ,nstr
Toad rom Ire Pennsy vania le Smth6eld me Ma
lona hoaa 70 the month Of Fishing Creek Ohio RIVER was
Resolutions from the Committee Tor Cou, Of Justice ,r,o
Iakeo up and agreed TO- l ~ dvoTcinV znbe,h
lyOch ~ Wyhc county; ID Rejtoug the petition Of (eorgc
Bagsot If stafford, TOT leave sell ccusn lands al Re;rc
the petition tPamenas Bird who pfays the pss,ars M s
authofsg hn 20 I'll certain iad and appropriate the y
ceeds boz ne support Of his wife aud chen and An 10,
releasing 70 George j. Hard and Others Of Wood commits, &
cominonwenths uglt 70 certain lands ~ ~
Two gotoiulions rom the conmiuee were also read
L Deeiang y 70 anend the law relation TO ho
aef ne aN ~ Ieiaton 20 the fees OF thnse oficcrsThe
Te.9lu,on was agreed To- aud the 81 laid ON the table
lot tqnnuce appointed "a examine the Clerks Office
H1ee YeI4 satisfactory cpon the STATE ofhat Office
Fysanmut hor he Committee On Schools and Colleaes
we've rad ea agreed lo ist For acetdne 70 the peiito
sheos stn el'he Pcos 20 hO IoSei PS'ah o. Nsbsssf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30
Cro BE CONTINUED.

YESTERDAY, Mr.. HEEoERsoN signiied his res
outlOn not TO call up his resolutions touching the FIX
ecutHc,i 10 consequence Of the fate which had atten
ded The dependant proposition Of Mr. Nealc, on
yesterday. ~
On motion Of Mr.. CooEE, the Convention then
took up tho JVdicisi Report
MI CABELL moved 20 amend the 1st resolntiou
by providing that Jadgc shall receive in virlue of
him '''s"0.
MI MARSHALL said be should have no objection
to The amendment f 10 was that there should be no
Salty, upless tvre coUH he no Judicial duties as
signed. But il was IL was a revival m sno,be,
form Of The question already docid'd in the mega
i've, whether thy Legislature should have the power
from Office at pleasure 'N's -
Mr. CABELt replied Unless this amendment was
adopted 10 wassure not 30 in his District wonld
vote foi the pcw constitution; As the resolution
stood, y provided substantially, for civil pension
irt Mr. G. warmly sustained the Justice and e1-
Pedency, o. getting rid Of Judges who performed no
duties, and Disseminated between 40 indeoon5oe,
and az iricspoesibl1 Judiciary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
FRESH DRY GOODS

FRESH DRY GOODS.
= Cases siiper., blue, black, Oxford and steel MKT
and olive cloths
do fancy prin's, complete assortment, among
them are some handsome spring patterns
DO black Italian lestring and sc and 10 inch black
Italian cravats
do cotton bandauna handkerchief
do Lcghorn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do scnshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing largo shell, fck, long ben, and deep
teeth side combs
do Brazilian tuck, side neck and long bent DO.
I bale patent seine thread, all numbers
do Clark's spool sewing cotton
90 do Sd 49, Sd and ga brown and bleachcd elir-
tngs and shcetings
English and Cd French black bombazincs
Rich Leonidas fancy silk handkoTchiefs
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow bandan-
ma handkerchicfs
Treble gil coat aud vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Women's black and assorted horseskin gloves
The above named goods have been received by
late arrivals, which added 10 the stock previously on
hand renders tho assortment good. For sale low, by
+. g. Il. JAMES g. Co.
mar 7-2av8t Market Square.
UCST received by The fdnis Ceienens superior NNsnr
- aud Dress BOOTS SHOES and UApS, with square
OF verv superior quality, and for ssle BY
GRANNISS son & BROTHERS,
rSf9 CeTner ofAIan and iith streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

HAVE received by the last packet large SIP
"A ply Of
Ladies listing doubled vamped spring walking shoes
Do do French slippers. very superior
DO do American do with ard without heels
Do goat skin slippers, the latest fashion, for sum
mer walking shoes
Genlemens superior boots, SQUARE and round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
DO do calfskin DO do DO do
DO morning slippers, various colours
Misses coloured and black lasting and morocco slim
pcrs, the greatest variety ever in this city
Boys calf skin bootccs and shoes, double lined|
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Childrens leather shoes and booiees
10 lasting and morocco bootecs and shoes, o.
every color and shape;
Together with every other article ofboots, bootecs
aud shoes that can be made, and 9 Of them of their
oVn manufacture.
A large assortment of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day g. Martins backing, aud a large supply Of
paste blackinp
Goulds real Japan sponge blaeking, at Is cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch plycns
Silk and cotton brads
No. black ribbon .y~-s
Anda large supply Of gent = cheap nshed and peg
ged boots and light summer ppps, at the store cor
ncr Of Main and 18th streets.
mar IS
pRTSrrIys. h~...,eA :, NH oa...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

Trust Sale Of LGnd IN Henrtco.
virtue and in pursuance of deed oftrusi bear a,A
~ I'D day % March 1875, admitted to record IN fJrS
county court clerks Office the 18th day ofNIah l39s
e 70 me by Thomas Bohannan, late Of city of RmSt
70 secure to Richard Whitfield the payment of cei5
deot IN the said deed mentioned, shall as reqscsted INV liz
sad kcnard hited the first ay of April next If r
& ON me next ian day. before the door Of the Union Hotel ia
eCiy OF richmond, expose sale pubic auction for ra
money certain tract Of land in The said mentioned
n acres lying and being Henfco COUNT
and bounded by the lands late OF William Gaihrrht derf
Goode deceased JOHN FORBES TS,ss ss5FS
A"~"Do'V' 1910 suGfcb, lS2S- March Is-i9r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

delegates. - n = 80 - N
Resolrsj further, Tia, IN cansid ration OF s.,cl
DC fcconiei ed 70 all TIE eshocs ireeEol cr ian
uiw con'n"nwrah, iriuv 20 Die cSi-aS, rrj Of f
mage, 10 attend the elections In tine ,ou,h ~ nty
next and then selec, two en-
zen 10 take list OF their in order ASCERTAIN as neay
as may be-, the number of ., ~
noweaih thus deprived of their political rights and that such
eitL's sign ihe same and attach ai thereto
oeCse justice OF the Peace of eir respcctiye counties
tuch pou has been justly and fairly kept by tlc which they
sah e requested TO transmit without tey 10 sone
weber elected 10 convention endly to the wishes of the
ntes or To any one or more of them whom they may css
naie with respectful thu, he they exhibit "a. same
~ convention, IN support of their object; and that William
Carkc ST. and Thomas Wallace Appointed ,y This nee,nr
70 fake such pol and ouTH is prescribed By this
resolution P - ~
Resoire1 further Tina, YIN Rolc7son IT. VIM Ga rc ST.
Aiordeeai Barbour, H. r. Gaines, L. r. Collier be- and
ey are hereby, appointed to Correspond with any
oiher committees that have becn. may be- hereafter M
pointed by tire noheehodcr in aid of the object exprd IN
the lore soins preamble and resolutions.
iGsoice further, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
punished IN all the spapes this c6nonweall friendly
10 TIE Objects thecin Expressed.
DAN'L c. BUTTS, Ciairuan
ESD Prsrrp, Secretary =
Mote Jy he Sserthry-We Lave attended many political
meetings in i. place, aud assert without the
Tear oi contradiction that this the numerous we ever
ui aend Notwithstanding the cscncy Of the weather "a
eVy snow having continued au for the preceding
ioH hou the courthouse crow dcG aud what the
most real aud unaloyed satisfaction was the number
yrs who joined their DISTINGUISHED brethren this
SION rom the seat which occupied. counted about
'fV erh0ldGrS, known TO he III favor o.
rSt oil suTa5 and there dOuiess more This
glorious Beginning ami tire friends reform ONLY act " h
c"e"HPefon they VII yc, REGAIN their "long lost liberties"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

uDltoCANT a deed OF trust .,e.u,d l,v Edward c,
swami on the Sd day Of April, 1921 and Admitted 10
lsIoo ON we is'h DAY OF the month, clerks Office
ON the premises ON Monday. the a5th day Of May neat
Land IN SAID coany, containing $50 acres lying on
Dep Creek, and within haS mile James river FMS
land lies we divided into four fields under good
wDiered by excellent springs, in healthy arreeabl
nebohood and bounded by Belle Meade (e estate the
tc Thomas Iabb,) Samuel Swami, Richard Swami and
peep Creek There the premises comfortable new
dwelling house with rooms, and every necessary out budn.
aitached also, new barn, and obaccohouses srieH fr
Inc parties Interested agree that the sale shall be made for
oneiouIth OF the purchase in hand the balance and
ears well secured The sale will be conducted by Richard
a. swami agent for the trustee and such title made as IS vested
p the trust dee and other which believed good
49, THE TRUSTEE.
Inc above made by my request and meets my appreciation
EDWARD &. SWAMI
Ea u Swami VIII sell At same time the lie eahy
person In tract OF 40 acres Of the richest creek bottom ali
reclaimed and adjoining the above, accommodating iers
POSSESSION Of both will be given in time wheat and iu
PosSt-sIon az ChrsunaA mar 27-eow4tc