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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-15
AcademicaI Sneaker.

UST published by Ricn,RpsoN. Lonp. g.
- HoLBRooK. Boston, and for sale bv G
HARRIS aud DORR Il ROWLAND. Wor.
eester The 3cademicai Sptoker by b. D En-
sRsoS. This work is suited to the wants or
our Schools and Academies, and is probobly
the best selection of pieces for defamation ex.
tant IIoo
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Bobbins and iShnftLes.

fENHE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
"a that he has bought out Algernon s Craw-
ford, and will continue the business of making
Bobhins and Shultles Of the various kinds used
by Cotton and Woolen manufacturers. of the
very hest materials and superior workmanship.
u Orders solicited, e'.d the prompt aud per
sonal attention which he pledges himself to
give, will he hopes induce every manufacturer
in want, to address to
BENJAMIN w. GLEASON.
Grafton. New England ! ..
Village. (Mnss) Sept IS { om3|
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TO BOOT MAKERS.

YHNHE subscriber having been appointed
M Agent for the sale of the improvement in
measuring the foot and leg, and cutting leather
for Boots, under the patent of Capt Thomas
HOWE. invites those interested in that irnpor-
tant branch Of the business To call al his SHOE
STORE, No. s GOddards' R0lo, and examine
the same, whore sales will be made and all
necessary information given relating thereto.
SAMUEL B. SCOTT.
Worcester, Dec /. BIN
Uj' AT the above Store will be found large
and fashionable assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, OF all kinds, manufactured by the SUBJ
scrIber' with a variety of other articles, usually
kept in his line, which will be sold an the most
liberal terms. SAMUEL Is. SCOTT.
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KIDNAPPING. We learn from the Ha-
gerstown Herald, that n man named Fred
crick A. Klouse, was convicted on Friday
last in the Criminal Court of Washington
county, Md on charge Of Kidnapping.
HIS trial had been removed 10 that place,
from Allegany county, in which the prison
er resided and where the crime had been
committed. II appears that he had in
weighed a colored man, in his employ, be-
longing TO citizen of Virginia, and all
taken him TO Louisville, lKy.l and there sold
him TO some negro trader from Louisiana.
"Erom bis own confession (says the Herald)
this was not the only villany he had been
guilty of-he had once been pirate on the
high sens" He WIS sentenced to ten years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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SASHES and BLINDS.

IA 'HE subscriber would notify the public.
% mat no continues TO manufacture The
ap9V g, a,iicles; also WI make to order DOORS
and WLNDOW Frames. Having lhc advao
tagc Of water power, he can furnish ,he obovc
articles lower than can be purchased elsewhere
Also, new one.hoise MACON for salc. far
winch hay, grain, or wood will be received ;f
applied for soon, at tho Red Mill.
Worcester, Nov. ~. ew
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GOOD BARGAINS.

xgssssA. EToR SALE, 48 acres of Land !;
.sHs q being that part of the farm
lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward,
which lies south of the Patch road,
--H1&sz=9- so called, in Worcester. Of this
tract, about 25 acres are covered with heavy
growth of Wood of various kinds the residue
is Tillage and Pasture Land. The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose
If the Wood Land should not be sold before
tho 18th Of November next, the Wood alone
viii then be sold standing. In either case, a
liberal credit will be given for the 1chole of the
purchase money if desired. Application may
be made to SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, BEEJAMIN
BUTMAS, ARTENAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
all OF Worcester. If Sept. |.
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administrators Sale.

YESO be sold at Public Auction, on the prem.
a ises, on TUESDAY. the 18th dag IF Deccmr
her meet, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, part of thl
REAL ESTATE of JONATHAN BART
LETT, late of Marlborough, deceased, situat,
ed in the town of Berlin, one mte and hall
from the Meeting House, consisting of Farh
of about 100 acres of the best land in .he Couh
ty of Worcester. Said Farm is well prnpr
toned into Moving, Pasturng, TiIlage, and
Wood Land, is well watered and has gold
Orchardng. The Buildings thereon consstof
good two-story Dwelling House. an excelknt
Barn, Cider Mill, and other Ont Buildings.
Any person wishing to buy Farm will do veil
to call and examine the premises. as they may
be certain Of finding an opportunity to pur-
chase at an unusually low rate For further
particulars, inquire of MARY BARTLETT
of Marlborough, LEWIS MUNROE. Boston
Administrators, or CYRUS GALE, ESQ,
Northbornugh.
Nov. %. 1880. 49,
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GenteeI Boarding House.
ISAAC FI,AGG

81 ATE of Beverly, has taken the large Man
h sion Honse, recently occupied by the Hon.
Daniel Waldo, situated one door north of the
Worcester Bank, where he can accommodate
permanent and transient Boarders. For pri
vate families or individuals, wishing to enjoy
the advantages Of a country air, the situation
is peculiarly favorable.
Travelling parties are solicited TO patronizc
this establishment
Worcester, 1880. 3wseo3t41
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GUARD against FIRE.

THVHE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
d continue 10 effect assurances on all kinds
Of property (erctpt Cnfton, Wooiien and Gun
manufactures, Distuieries, and Paper .MaiS.)
on as reasonable terms as can be obtained at
any Office. Apply To ISAAC DAVIS, Attor-
ney and Counsellor at Law, who is duly author
ized 10 ill Policies.
Wnrrrster Nov IL 3wsen1y46
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MUSICAL CABINET,

a COLLECTION of Sacred Music com
IA prisng great variety Df Psalm and Hymn
tunes. set pieces, and anthems. This work is
very highly approved of in New Haven where
il is published, and used by all the churches in
that place. Price $3.50 per doz For sale by
DORR d ROWLAND.
Worcester, Nov a. eo3t
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EeROKE into the inclosure of the suhscri.
= y Der, goth of November, fou- last spring
Heller CALVES. The owner is requested 10
pay charges and take them away.
CALVIN WINTER.
West Boy lston. Dec. 8.
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u DIR. JEBB7S
Rheumatic Imminent!

will afford immedat relief to the patient and
has sometimes cen attended with such extraor
dii'aIy success rs to cure the most distress ~
rheumatism in t1venfy four hours, even when OF
years standing
This hishl, valuable Liniment is recommend
ed with confidence founded Oh the experience
OF many years, not ouy a cure for that excru.
eating disease, hut AN excellent application
for Stiffness OF the Joints, Numbness, Sprnns,
Chblains. Nc
Among mass Of testimony in favor of the sue
cess OF the Linitnent, as n thorough remedy for
Rheumatism, The proprietor selects the Gnl ow-
ing as presenting genuine instances of its etfisa-
'cy.
NEW AND SURPRISING CASES.
a gentleman, MIR X. of Charlestown, (wIo
can be- referred toy had been confined To his bed
most OF thr time tor week suffering most cx-
crue'"t'ns pain from Rheumatism after having
mad reeoni Sc TO the round OF antdu,cs usuAlI,re-
sorted to ia this complaint, hut without benefit;
and while ~ this state OF suffering, and no pros.
peet ct relief, MIR Caleb Symmes, who was his
meighhor, aud who Owing 10 the extraordinary
benefit he hal himself experienced from its use)
recommended the article with such confidence
as Induced MIR. X to make use OF il, which he
did with the usual success attending its admin
iStrat0n. viz immediate mitigation of pain re.
lief, and cure
MIR. I of Boston, was attacked with very
cation OF this LHiment, going to bed Instant
!, released, and cured by mornmg-observ.s he
never used any thing which gave him SO much
and so s. eat relief
An old revolutionary officer near Boston, was
sorely. afflicted Tor years with rheumatic com.
plants, especially in hls l1ints and limbs, which
were Frequently much swollen could obtain
only temporary relief from mcdied advice, or
the use of various remedies, and had despairet.
OF help; when friend, who had witnessed tire
wonderful effects Of this Liniment, advised HIM
10 make use of it which he did, with the most
happy effect it reduced the swelling in one
gh; This article is considered SO superior TO
every thing else, aud to posses such uncomni on
virtues, that it is ordered from distant parts OF
the country Anagrnt recently writes g Please
send me IA further supply Of .Iebb's Eminent the
first oppartunitt-l shall probably sell a consul.
cradle quantity, as it is recommended BY some of
our physicians very highly" Another agent
writes " wish you TO forward me some more
OF Jebb's Eminent. which has recommended it.
sell very highly" Price 81 cents bottle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01

u IS stated in the Pbiladclp ia papers tha, Messrs
Carey q Lea have received and sent to prcss S,;r
Walter SCOTS History Of Scotland, in two volnoe.
The work IS to be succeeded by Sir james Mcio1
toshs History of England, III three veIu,ne :. ,r3 =
History oFITelaEd by Thomas Mtore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14
C1MPFIELD RACES.

CAMPFIELD RACES.
ANE AND A HALF miles from Gloucester CT.
" House, will take place on Wednesday the 10th
day of May next, and continue four days.
lt Day-A sweepstake for colts and flies 3 years
old, mile heats, $50 cntrance-four entries and closed.
Same Day-A sweepstake, mile heats, entrance $50,
free for any not exceeding four years old that has not
won a race on any established course.
I'd Day-A post stake, mile heats 800 entrance,
play or pay. free for any 3 years old, TO close on the Goth
day of April.
Sd Day-Jockey club purse $500, 3 mile heats, en-.
trance $50, subject to a discount of 10 per cent, free
for any member that has not trained, and is one third
interested.
4th Day-Proprietor's purse, mile heats, best 3 in 5,
free for any horse that has not won a race the previous,
days-entrance $l5, to be added to the purse.
Entries for the Post stake may be made with Mr.. 7.
Watson. Tree Hill, or with the Proprietor.
Subscribers living at a distance will please forward
their subscriptions, as the subscriber is compelled to
put up the purse. TOM CARY,
FARE: Proprietor.
Board per day 81 %, including dinner at the Race
Course-Horse, "a hours, Scots.
All unlawful gaming prohibited on the couse. TIC.
May. 8. 122-ld
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ENIFrY DOLLARS REwARD-Ranaway from

ENTITY DOLLAR Runaway from
the subscriber living at the deep ron Coal Pits in
:, garico county on the 10th instant, a negro man nam
ed Nick, about forty years old, 5 feet 8 or 8 inches
higb, light complexion, thin visage, and stammers a lit
, when spoken to-. The dress he had on when he
snt of wasa grey casinett coat, blue pantaloons, and
bite wool hat. He carried with him a suit OF coaise
ky casinet: The said Nick has a scar on one of hi,
spds. not recollected; he has also several knots on his
il. I viii give a reward OF twenty dollars for the APP
3chensionOi the said slave il taken beyond the limits
~ the State aud all reasonable expenses paid, or ten
dollars ~ sn within the State and delivered 10 me at
the sa ~, or secureed in Jail so hat get him a.
gain. think IL highly probable that he has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt 10 pass as a free man.
I forewarp all persons from bafboring or carrying him
Out Of Inc State. ZAC.M cGRUDER.
April 10. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

EDANAWAY, or otherwise disappeared, from the
IA Plan. ION of Mrs. Jane Johnson, in Fairfield
District, South Carolina, a negro mar named ANTHO-
NY, belonging to the Subscriber living in said Dis
trict. Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der, 1929. He IL about 5 feet, 9 or 10 inches high,
complexion SONS what light, well made, smart and ac-
tive. He was brought from Virginia, or North Caro-
lima, about four years ago, by Mr.James Vaughn, who
sold him to a Mr.. Still Of this District. He owned a
very small bay Pouey, nearly blind, and in low order,
which he rode off, and IL is supposed he had 20 or
S25 dollars in money. IL is also supposed that he can
read, and may, perhaps, endeayor TO pass himself as
hse. A liberal reward Will be given by the Subscri-
Der for the apprehension of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at Winbsborougb,
Fairfield District, South Carolina. VIM. AIKEN.
winnsborough, s, G. Feb. 16. 99-3m
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

VERY VALUABLE STAT
XNIT Z. be sold to the highest, bidder at public auc-
ton, at Halifax Court House. on Monday the
2sth day OF June next, (being Court day. if fair, IL net
this next fair day, a tract Of land lying in,he County Of
Halifax, on Bdnister River. containing by a late survey
1 1916 3-s acres; zoos LIS of which are first rate low
grounds, belonging to the Estate OF Edmund lrby dec.
A large portion Of the low ground is completely drained,
and has been for the last ten years in a regular and pre-
gressive state of improvement. This tract is said TO be
among the 6nest estates in the County: Judges are OF
the opinion that so hands can be worked to advantage up
on il. One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
on the 18th December next, with interest from the day OF
sale. The other three fourths on L and 2 years credit
from the day of sale-bonds with approved Security,
and a deed OF trust on the land, will be required OF the
purchaser.-The title shall be- satiJdcto,y and COM
piete-Possession given on the LIST day OF January next,
with the privileg &c OF seeding a crop OF small grain in
the fall. w. II. JOHNSTON,
LEW. JONES
Administrators Of Edmund Irby dec.
April Is. ll6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

, ENRESH DRY COODS.-In anticipation of thei
general advertisement, tho subscribers inform
their customers aud other purchasers, that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages
w wfish , ss include. 1r ,Ss;r OWN ~ma E imeos,s,io D'y f, S00 e.. n
land (via. New York; consisting, in part Of the follow.
ing articles:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do. blue, black, drab, MKT, fancy mixt,and lavender do.
~cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseiiles quilting.
White and coloured ground cbintz printed do. do. do.
Plain buff Tsilinett.-A beautiful assortment of the
newest styles Of ~prints.-Fancy checked, striped and
Adrisnople; 6 4 new style g%inghams; A, ga and Ga
cambria and iaconet muslins-white bordered crayats
very superior and mkt and striped linen and cotton
d~rills.-Tbeir assortment is now very good, and will in
a few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F. & Z. AME & Co.
April Is. lief Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

AMI LAND FOR SALE
" BY virtue Of two deeds Of Tru,t executed to US by
the late Patrick Herndon. Eco. bearing date on the 23d
day Of April, in the year 1919, and 6rst duly recorded
in the County Court Of Charles City, we shall. on the
llth day OF June next. proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, for cash. 10 satisfy the object OF the said deeds,
of land. 10 the county OF Union. State Of Kentucky,
(except ore hundred acres part thereof as reserved in
tho deedD 4 certain tract or parcel Of land, ia the coun-
ty Of Clermont, State Of Ohio, lying on the waters Of Clo-
YER Creek, q branch Of the little Miami. Ths title 10 the
said lands 10 believed to be good. but as we act as trus-
tees. we shalt convey only such title as 10 vested in us.
deeds now in The Office Of Charles City, trace The title.
The deeds will be shown on the day Of sale. The sale
will take place between the hours OF IL s. IL o'clock, at
tho front door Of the Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond.
= JOHN b. CHRISTIAN, er...
JOHN H. CHRISTIAN. ~
Msy4. l22-tds
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WKT ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, nearly OPP
a ,osifs the TL,;fsd Nyaf.s' R0nk ha. r. q cs;v.J

NV ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, nearly OPP
. p0sife the United States Bank, has re ceived
by late arrivals from PhiIadelphia and New York, "a
general assortment of GOODS, in his line. Among
them, are extra ~superhne cloths and ssimeres, fashion.
able colors; Florentine aud Marseilles vestngs, netc
style; merino bombazines; b~rochellss; summer cloth, q
nero and highly approved article for gentlemen's sum-
mer tcear; French and Russian drilings; satteens; nan.
keens; Boudard's gloves; Cheeseman's suspenders;
Townson's stocks; a supply Of The best trimmings, SC.
&c.-The above Goods were selected personally BY
him-and pledges himself, that he has paid the ~strictsst
attention to quality and fashions.
w. A. tenders his grateful acknowledgement to those
who have so literally encouraged him, and hopes to re-
ceive a continuance Of the same.
April 81. 120-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

~SALE.-Pursuaut to decree of the
1v4l Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williams.
burg District, pronounced on the 4ih day Of February,
1880, in the cases Of Brown os. Turner-Colton Is.
same-Gunter us. same Moncure vs. same-Parrish
us. same-Russellu s. same-Sheppard ps. same-and
Wicker us. same-I shall on Tuesday the 9Th day of
June, 1880, at 1 o'clock p. M. on the premises, offer for
sale at public auction, on one and two years credit, the
lot and houses on Church Hill, Ia the County Of Hen
rico, near the City of Richmond, belonging 10 the es.
tate Of Anthony Turner. decd, subject to his widows
dover th~erein-Bonds and security and a Deed of Trust
to be executed by the purchaser.
J. GUERRANT N. 8. C. c. r.. d.
or one of his Deputies.
Nav 7. 100 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

6NOTTON Virginia- Union Factory
~ situated II miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place to Richmond.
The propretors have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing to the circum-
stance Of the portion OF machinery in operation, being
so limited, as to be insufficient to supply the orders OF
those, with whose custom il was favored in the outset.
The superior quality Of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested and proven by expe.
rience; and having procured such an additional stock
Of machinery, as TO justify the expectation. that they
will be enabled TO keep a stock on hand, sufficient to
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit a more
extended share of public patronage,-with an assurance,
that the article shalt at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terns.-All orders iii.
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
(Va) shall be promptly attended io-and the Yarn de-
livsred either at the establishment deposited in its
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons, on return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, as may suit its des.
tination.
TiMBERLAKE & J. & J.. B. M%AGRUDER.
Jan. l6. S6-n
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DUBLiC SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of a
decretsl order of the County Court Of Hanover,
made on the s0th day Of Of April, 1880. in the case OF
Waddy, W.. Chisholme, I .haIl proceed TO sell on
Thursday the l0th day ofJuns next, If fair. II not the
next fair day. to the highest bidder, at public auction,
at Michael anderson Tavern, commonly called the
Brick House, ia the lower part Of Louisa County, Eve
likely and valuable young negro men, viz: Ned, Ran
dolph. Wilson, Miles, end Burwell, which belong to
the Estate Of Walter Chisholme, j. decd, but have
been for many years past in the possession Of Betty, alias
Betty Chisholme, a free woman Of colour.
The terms of sale will be q credit until the 1st day
oil January next, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security.
T. WADDY
Com'r. & Ad'r. do bonis non with the will annexed
of Walter C~hisholme, jr. deed
May Z. 1885,
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YEoDD'S TENEMENT FOR sALE.-By virtue
~ Of a decree Of the County Court Of Chester.
field, will be sold at public auction, on the premises, the
9Th May pext, at IL o'clock, . tenement. in the town
Of Manchester, called Todds tenement. The sale will
be on a credit. The tenement may be divided into lots
II DseessaIy-The sale will DO made
April Q. llb-tds BY the COMMISSIONERS.
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N virtue OF two Deeds OF Trust, executed to John NJ.
j Armistead and William cambridge, by William l
Morris, and Marcella his wife, the one on the eighth
day OF January, 1928, and the other on the eighteenth
day Of February, lS2S-and another Deed Of Trust, ex-
ecuted to Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles S. Cav, by
the Faid William L. Morris, on the tenth day OF July,
tS2S-all OF which deeds are recorded in the Hastings
Court Of the city of richmond: we shall proceed to sell
on the premises, on the 30,h day OF June next,
- Two Lots. pieces, or parcels OF Land, in the city of
shnond, known and distinguished in the plan Of the
9 city, by No. (3iT three hundred and forty seven,
aui No. (352) three hundred and %ffty-two, which were
eyed to the said William l. Morris, by Thomas
ttherioord and Sarah his wife, by their deed. bearing
the 18th day Of June, 1925, and admitted to re.
s.d in the Clerks Office Of the Court of Hastings for
laid city,-and on which are now erected extensive
brick ~baildings, used as a warehouse, and fer other pur-
poses: also. three other Lots, pieces or parcels OF Land,
known and distinguished in the plan Of said city, by
number (342) three hundred and %forty-two, number
three hundred and forty-three (343) and number three
hundred and forty four (34f) with the buildings com
monty called Shocke WAREHOUSE, and all other build
inys and improvements thereon; which property was
conveyed to the said William I. Morris, by two several
deeds, for undivided notifies thereof-one made on the
tenth day of June, 1926. by Richard Gregory and E!iz-
sbeth his wife. and John Pegram. and Wilson GREGG
ry;. the other, made on the same day, by Joseph Dud-
lev Of Che ,teI field county, and both admitted TO record
in the clerks office Of the Hastings Court OF said city:
ais one other Lot, piece or parcel Of Land, known and
di.iaguished In the plan of said city, by number three
\ hunt ed and ~forty-six (346D which was conveyed 10
aid William 1. Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
18th, by their deed, bearing date the 18th day OF Sep.
her. 1926. and admitted to record in The clerks OF.
&c OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by US
-. BE sold on the 10th February last, but the sale was
pr sented from taking place by an injunction obtained
b. William l. Morris from the Chancellor Of the VIII
% psburg district; which injunction has been dissolved
4e Chancellor Of the Superior Court of Chancery
re Richmond district.
II vile to the foregoing property is believed TO be
ut "A, nably good. Acting as trustees, we will con-
yey such title as is vested in us by virtue of the said
deeds Of trust.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
7 nEr BERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustees.
CHAl:LES s. GAY,
April 81. ll4-tds