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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
4 FRIEND TO JACKSON

aos bili arsharizing subscription of stocsrs
y FHs sasai around the falls Of Clio. uaa
ssaed- ~ the House Of Representative. ayea
~ nsss ~ TITS blu tbs president isss hsps
~ nv asnda md Eoihiag further ssn be dpna.
~ : ~, IL We next session al congress.
20 tho WashaaGion Cir ard Fftesrisktown
fsAd company Tia object Of wG.irh il 10 con-
Fse, ths Cumberland Rad vita tha ssat e
government wss passsd by vote 81 III 10
Y aeteslfhstandirg which the PRECEDENT ra-
used e sign IT, 'Ffis Is tho man who always
eesys TIC viii eftho najorisy'll
~ bo'o shsnks 10 stf constitution makers.
'kls monarshIai pewer IL denisd to the ro-
rsfaor When q bill psssas both houses of
ihs assembly. isa law. There is no psvvsr
gIrsn te oYs Faen 10 set at dsfanc. and IN.
oobass'ies fas viii VI the people, - expressed
~ ue'r representatives.. AID az gen jackson.
has dose in these and other Instances.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
TIE INDIAN OR TWENTY FOUl
MILLION LAW.


The following ess the yeas and aays OF sha
Ono delegation, IN the House OF Rapresssta--
s'.va q the passage Of thu bill for FsnasriA =
she Rdisas.
Yeas AsesaFs Findlay ssd Shields.
Nsys--Messra. Barley. Crane, Creirhfor.<
Irvs ,keaosn. Russell, Stsabsry, 1honpscE-
Vance, Nintcn sed " hsttiesey.
Eight Of Gao &C members from .Penasvlrr-,
MA, voted for tAe law. Their senstisnsats
have already began 70 haul them oser tas
eogis.
As to orr mensasrs, Findlay and Shi..dx-a
they orghk TO he exsysed--they knesV 40 bct-.
ter - lid.
Whs @s tas Jiiea6s If tie Wssis- II psozt
PASSIONS vsre tsken As tho tsst OF III rssshir~
tia high slauns SET tip last winter ly ushefu
Seaatoss, would - once prove s.rslan "a
our gaessson--and the South wousd lie -
down al toe uueomprosnlsing friends 1t ~
West. But how do Iaefs compars vTs'sssn
larasSoass On tha passage OF the AayssI !,
and Lexington Road BIZ, every Sovis 4r,,
nssTnlser, SAVE ems, votsd against the ri
.hile avery New Esaland Senator. sa- Is -.
ksni sas Of slsm friend Of Gen. j. ~ ,...
ayess fsund tie hrm advocates and !. 80, !,
q TIE tii The, den, sfs Che ni.sn<s y -
tsst2 = LAsysTIls Eagls.
General 70. w pinlev II ~ ~r4A 80.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-07
Mulberry Grove Boarding School,
LEICESTER, (MAss.l

SARAH EARLE and SISTERS return
~ thanks to their patrons for the liberal en-
couragement which they have received, and
inform the public that their School is continu-
ed under the same regulations as heretofore.
Terms, per quarter Of 12 aoeeks: For board,
washing, and instruction in the various English
branches, including Penmanship, use of the
Globes, and drawing Maps, with the use of
Books land Stationery, $27. French Language,
Kudiments of Latin, Working Lace, and Paint
ing, each 50, exclusive of Books and materials.
% Refer to JOHN CLAPP, ESQ.,, Leicester,
REJOICE NEwToE, Esq, Worcester, ABIsHAi
LARNED, Esq, Oxford. Sd mo- H.
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From the Colombian sta1

YsSTERDAY.-BY Willis G. CLARE.
AN where are noao thy sunny hours,
P9q man, which shone but yesterday?
Pechance thy path was rich with flowers.
TIT glttered in thy joyous way
Psehance the Days pure eve Of LIGHT.
WIS one interminabIe smile =
An visions, eloquent and bright,
stirred thy wrapt soul with bliss the while.
Am where are they 1.-THE sweeping tide
Ofonward and resistless time,
lsftrewn with wrecks of bafied pride
Exceptions Highland hopes sublime -
Dams, that have shed upon the earth
Th gladdening hues of Paradise =
Their chaFm is fown--hushed in their mirth
And all fher kindiing extacies
ftmaJ BE- thai s.s~ss WOO
Ana Hrapt in sorrows yesterday 49,,
Perchanse the scenes that once could glad
Thy spirit, passed like spring away -
That on the waste of years, was seen
Nought tina: might cheer thy gloomy breast,
No sunny spot, of veiual green,
On which the thoughtful eye could rest.
What rock is now, that then a cloud,
Was dinly brooding DER thy head =
That ia the tempest thou hast bOw'd
When Joys ephemeral beams had fled?
That day hath gOne-its care is DER;
Its shadows all have passed away;
Time wave hath murmured by that shore;
And round thee now is but-to-day
Then what is Yesterday ga breath =
A whisper of the summer breeze =
A thing Of silent birth and DEATH
Colored by mans fond sympathies!
It had lis buds-tkey are all gone
Its fears-but they are now no more;
It's hopes-but they were quickly flown
Its pure aelights-and they are DER
Look We not back-save but to CLEAN
From the deep memories of the past
From the illusions of each scene,
The thought, that time is flying fast -
That UGnity on things of Earth.
Is by pointed diamond writ -
Its hours Of wild and transient mirth,
Are midnight skies by meteors lit
Oh, what is Yesterday ga ray
Which burst on Beings troubled wave;
Which passed like a swift thought away
Unto Eternity's wide grave =
A star whose light hath left the sky
But for little moment given;
Scarce Pickering on the gladdened eye -
Ere it hath left the vault of Heaven!
To-Day How in its little span,
The interests of an endless state,
Beyond the feverish life of man,
Are crowded with their awful weight!
Prayers may ascend the soul may pour
It's trembling applications here,
That when Times ftful hour is DER
Its hopes of Heaven may blossom there
Philadelphia, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-07
NeaO Goods and NeaU Prices
w. & A. BROWN

"AVE just received prime assortment of
IN III Goods in their line consisting Of BROAD
CLOTHS, (from 2,25 to SO per yard,) CASSI-
MERES, VESTINGS, H'DK'FS, STOCKS,
Buck Fur and other GLOVES, Fur Seal COL.
LARS and CAPS, SUSPENDERS, &c.
% Also on hand, Ready Made CLOAKS,
COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS.
N B. They will furnish Coats, made to order
from good Broad Cloth, as low as 10 and $l2,
and warranted, and superfne from Is to $25.
ID They would also inform the public, that,
by recent arrangements made with their Jour
neymen, they are now enabled to make Coats
and Surtouts as low as they are made at any
establishment in Worcester, if no better style
is required.
.4tsO,-Work done in the best city style, at
so cts. less than former prices.
u New York and Boston latest Fashions
Just received. Worcester, Jan. 6.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-07
LINEN GOODSLCheap.
BENZ. JACOBS. LR.

No. A WGshington-street, fet0 doors north
Of State-street, BosToN,
"AVING determined to close his present
n IA business entirely, offers for sale his re-
naming stock of Linen Goods at very reduced
prices, many of which are the best fabrics the
market affords. Families who are supplying
themselves either with Linens, Sbeetings, Ia.
Die Linens, or Damask Table Cloths, will find
i for their benefit to call and examine them. as
the whole stock will positively be closed for the
most It will bring, during the present season /:
among which are the following articles, viz
cases SO, 5-4, and Cd Irish Linen Sheet
ings; 10 cases rs and "A Irish Linens in
SsSs hale gd e qSEtsr R RfSs 81 ass sfs
and splendid patterns, from Ga to 30-4, with
Napkins to match ). Damask Napkins white
and eolored Doyles 2 cases Long Lawns;
case Linen Cambrics; 100 yards Linen Cam
brics, in remnants, very cheap; "a double
Damask, of fine quality 3.4 and A Birds
eye Diapers 25 pieces Cotton and Linen, A
wide, at 25 cts. per yard so pieces-7-S Linens
Of stout fabric at IS cts per yard 2 bales
Russia Diapers; bale Russia Crash; bale
Russia Sheetings. Also, 200 pieces British
and American FL.4JyNELS, which will be sold
very low, comprising great variety of widths
and qualities. Together with an extensive as
sortment of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Paris
and American manufactured, which will be sold
at so per cent. discount from his former prices
either at wholesale or retail.
March 81 CIV
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Printed and Published by
>. III. COTTON & CO.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

" Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum to those who receive them by
stage, two dollars and twenty-fy cents. Tween.
ty-6ve cents will be deducted when the nav.
ment is made in advance,
:. J Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar. and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
:, W The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
Insertion.
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Convention of School 11.~-A-.-


TWyHE Board of Overseers Of Schools in the
n village of Worcester, having been inform
ed that Convention of School Teachers, late.
~ held in Boston, recommended the formation
OF County Conventions of School Teachers
and the friends of Education; and also that
many persons have expressed desire that a
meeting be held in this town for the purpose
OF organizing such Convention for the Coun-
ity of overwhelmingly signify their appro-
baton OF the measure, and their readiness to
AFFORD every facility in their power to render
such meeting interesting and profitable. 1t is
proposed that such meeting be held in the
Town Hall, commencing on MONDAY, the I2th
day Of Apra neIt, at o'clock, p M, to con.
tinue through the week. 1t is expected that
the several Schools will be visited that Mr..
JosIAH HoLBRooK viii be present to exhibit his
Apparatus for Schools and Lyceums, and ex-
plain their uses that Lecture on PHYSICAL
Education, will be delivered on Wednesday, at
3o'clock, P. M that the Anniversary of the
Schools will be celebrated on Thursday, and
an Address delivered at o'clock, 2. NJ, bv
Member of the Board land that meetings will
be held for the discussion of various topics con-
nected with the subject of Popular Education.
OF Information respecting Boarding, may
be obtained al the Worcester Hotel
J. GOING, Chairman.
y Worcester March % 10
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ENIGMA.
Guess, gentTe IadIes, II you can,
A thing that's wondrous common;
What almost every well-bred man
Presents to every woman.
A thing with which you've often played,
Betwixt your thumb and finger.
Though if loo frequent use be made
Twill spoil you for a singer.
It's what weak DANES and old abuse,
And often spoils the stronger;
In short, It's what rhetoric lovers use
When they can talk no longer.
1t is pill or potion now,
Just as you please to take it.;
Raises your spirits when they're low,
And tickles when you take it.
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Artyfcim FOaoers,-Cheap.
BENJAMIN JACOBS. JR.,

NO. "A Washington street, a fet0 doors
north Of State-street, BosToN,
OFFERS for sale an extensive assortment
" of Artificial Flowers, at so per cent. dis
count from his former prices, being about re-
linquishing this part of his business. Among
which are Cap Flowers, in punches and wreaths;
Bonnet, do. do. Also, variety calculated for
Vases together with 1900 dozen low priced, in
lunches and wrcaths, particularly adapted to
the country trade.
o. Country Traders will find it for their
interest to call and examine them.
March 81 ow
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BLANK BOOKS. SC.
OLARENDON HARRIS.

fit the Worcester Bookstore,
M ANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
1EA for sale, complete assortment of
Double and Single Entry Ledgers;
Journals and Petty Ledgers;
Broad and Narrow Day Books;
Sheriffs and Attorneys Dockets;
Blank Note and Receipt Books;
Note and Bill Books;
Quarto and Memorandum Books;
Valentines and Bascom's Writing Books;
Cyphering Books, &c. &c.
o. Paper Ruled, and Blank Books manu-
featured to order, as above; and warranted
equal in quality and at as low prices, as can be
purchased elsewhere.
% Also, for sale, as above, a good assort-
ment of Writing Paper; Ruled Paper, for
Bills; Quilts; Black and Red Ink; States !;
Slate and Lead Pencils; and Stationery gem
orally. Worcester, March 81
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SAVINGS BANK.

ME members of The Worcester Counta
Institution for Savings, are notified that
their Annual Meeting for the choice of Officers
and other business, pursuant to the bylaws
will be held at Capt. Thomas's Coffee House
in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the I4th of .4prii
neTt, at z o'clock, p. NJ
BY order of the President.
49, ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec'ry.
Worcester, March 81. Is
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Worcester COuptV .Afke1e,te1a.
A SAYING OF so PER CENT.
IS MADE IN USING THE
Hartford Cast Iron PLOughs.

n
is MADE IN USING THE
Hartford Cast Iron Ploughs.
- THEsE PIoug6s have
~ IL been in use a consider
...aS1|EN-6 able length of time, and have
S.-sSSgssssssssssaA been universally approved Of
by those who have used them.
Inc recommendation annexed, may serve to
show IN what estimation tho Ploughs are held
by practical farmers:
We, the subscribers, have used the Hartford
Cast Iron Ploughs, and prefer them to any
other kind, on rocky as we'll as plain land
lhey run much easier, are more durable, and
can be kept in repair for less than half the ex.
Pense of other Ploughs'
Signed by John Mason, Adam Harrington.
Shrensbary; John Burpee, Sterling Charles
Bruce, PhdipstOn; William H. Moore, Bovls.
ton; Emory Harris, Lancaster; Peter Bullard,
West BOvLstoa.
Wherever these Ploughs have been introduc.
ed: they have superseded the use of wooden
Pioughs, and only need fair trial to satisfy
any one of their superiority
W The above Ploughs are made by J. & ].
NURSE, Jr:, Shrewsbury, and for sale by
DANIEL G. WHEELER, JR., & co.
Worcester, March 81. IL
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From the Essen Gazette.
RELIGION,

We pity the man who has no religion in
his heart-no high and irresistible yearn-
ing after better and boiler existence
who is contented with the sensualty and
grossness Of earth-whose spirit never re-
volts at the darkness of its prson-house,
nor exults at the thought of its final eman-
cipation. We pity him, for he affords no
evidence of his high origin-no manifesto
ton of that intellectual prerogatiye, which
renders him the delegated lord of the visi-
bile creation. He can rank no higher than
animal nature; the spiritual could never
stoop so lowly. To seek for beastly excite
ments-to minister with bountful hand to
depraved and strange appetites-are the at
tributes Of the animal alone. To limit our
hopes and aspirations to this life and this
world, is like remaining for ever in the place
of our birth, without ever lifting the veil of
the visible horizon, which bent over our in
fancy.
There is religion in every thing around
US "a calm and holy religion in the un-
breathing things of Nature, which man
would do well TO initiate. II lis meek and
blessed influence, stealing in, as it were,
unawares upon the heart. 1t comes quiet
ly, and without excitement. 1t has no ter
! ror; no gloom in its approaches. Itdoes not
rouse up the passions lit is untrammelled
by the creeds and unshadowed by the su-
perstitions Of man. 1t is fresh from the
hands of its Author; and glowing from the
immediate presence of the Great Spirit,
which pervades and quickens it. 1t is writ
ten on the arched sky. 1t looks out from
every star. 1t is on the sailing cloud, and
in the invisible wind It is among the hills
and vallies Of Earth--where the shrubless
mountain-top pierces the thin atmosphere
of eternal Winter--or where the mighty
forest fluctuates before the strong wind
with its dark waves of green foliage. 1t is
spread out ike legible language upon the
broad face Of the unsleeping Ocean. II is
the poetry of Nature. 1t is this which up
lifts the spiritwth;n US, until it is tall enough
to overlook the shadows of our place of pro.
baton which breaks, link after link, the
chains which bind us to materiality and
which opens 70 our imagination world d
spiritual beauty aud holiness.
Coon SEcUliTY. A person who wished e
borrow small sum Of money, being asked b.
Swift, whom he proposed as security. al hay,
none to offer, said the poor man, "exeeptinl
my faith in my Redeeuter." Swift accepted
the security, made the entry accordingly, will
all Formally, and declared that none Of hi
| debtors ware nlnra nunct,,al than Ahir man
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NOTICE.

NVHE Copartnership heretofore existing I'M
II der the firm of G. & E. e. ABBOTT,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
CYRUS ABBOTT.
EBENEZER E. ABBOTT.
Barre, March 81. 1880.
" E. E. ABBOTT will continue to carry
on the Tanning and Carrying Business, and
is duly authorized to aettls all demands for and
against said firm.
EBENEZER E. ABBOTT.
Barre, March 81. Is
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WHOLE NO. 1915.
INTERESTING STATISTICS.

AT the meeting in the first ward, in the city
OF Albany, New York, on the evening of the
9Th ult, for the purpose of forming Temper
ance Society, among those who addressed the
meeting was Gen. " De Witt, who, in the
course of his remarks, submitted the following
brief statements, collected from the most au-
thentic sources
From the inquiries Of the Rev. Mr.. Hewitt,
1t appeared that the quantity of ardent spirits
In the United States from 1890 to 1929, was,
Domestic, I68, los, 342 gals.
Foreign, 187, 556, 568
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NOTICE.

'HNHE copartnership heretofore existing un-
IL der the firm of WETHERELL, HOWE
e. CO., was, by mutual consent, dissolved on
the fret day of the present month. HowE g.
PORE are duly authorized to settle the affairs
of the concern. JOHN WETHERELL.
FRANCIS HOWE.
JOSIAH POPE.
Boston, Feb. 90, 1880.
The subscribers have formed copartnership
under the firm Of HOWE & POPE, and will
continue business at the Store lately occupied
by WErHERELL, HOWE g. Co., and solicit the
patronage of former customers. They Offer
for sale complete assortment of VEST IN:
Ola GOODS, WINES, TEAS, &c.
FRANCIS HOWE.
. JOSIAH POPE
March 8. 2m9
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AgriCMlturak Wotice.

VNHE members of the Worcester Agricul-
tural Society, are hereby notified, that
their Annual Meeting will be holden at Thorn
as IS Coffee House, in Worcester, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of Apra merit, at II o'clock, A. M,
for the choice of Officers for the ensuing wear
and the transaction of such other business as
shall come ~ - {. =
VIM D. WHEELER, Rec. Sec'ry.
Worcester, March 81. "a
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Steam Packet FaslnV.

asR% Az=7A..
STAGES leave Worcester for Norwich eve.
~ ry wednesday and Saturday, at 3, A. M,
and passengers arrive at Norwich same day af.
ternoon, and at New York next morning, by the
Steam Packet Fanny. Returning, leave New
York every Monday and Thursday, at 8, p M
and arrive at Worcester next day afternoon.
% Fare from Worcester to Norwich, So
from Norwich to New York, SO, and found.
V- For seats at Worcester, apply at Banis
ter's Inn 10 March al
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NOTICE.

WVHE Copartnership heretofore existing nm.
H. der the firm of H G. g. J. DAVIS, fs bv
mutual consent, this day dissolved. Those in.
debted to the late firm, are requested to call and
settle with III. G. DAVIS.
HENRY G. DAVIS.
JOHN DAVIS, I'd.
NJ HENRY G. DAVIS will remove to
the Basin at the head of the Canal, where he
will keep on hand supply of FLOUR and
GRAIN.
Worcester, March "a, 1890. 10
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STEEPLE CLOCKS.
NOTICE.

TT EFT at the subscribers Store, last sum.
IL mer, a barrel Of Mackerel, and quintal
of Fish, which the owner is requested to take
away, and pay the freight and charges.
HOWE, JACKSON g. co.
Worcester, March "a, 1880. 10
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IMPoRrAyr MIsrAKE. It appears by the pro.
eeedings Of Congress, that the Secretary ofthe
Treasury, in his Annual Report, made mistake
TO the small amount Of 8 900 900, as 10 the ex-
pensss of the Government for the last quarter
Of the year 1929. Adding this item, it appears
that the expenditures Of the last year exceed
those Of the year 1928 by more than ticslve kHm-
dred thousand dollars. This makes smother
serious joke in the grand farce Of Rstysmekment,
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Coon ToAsr. At an entertainment. recently
given at tho fremont House, in Boston, the
following among other toasts were given:
Daniel Webster, like his namesake Of old.
he stops the mouths of those who would deyour
him
The builders Of the political fence, who nav
10Th POSTS, those who have done the RAILING.
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Accounts from Prospect Hill, near Richmond,
N. c., mention the shocking death of the Rev.
Mr. Owen. who has oficiated in the church Of
that place for more than thirty years. He was
in state Of iRoxication when he met his fate,
having broken his neck in an unsuccessful at
tempt to climb fence. This votary of the
bottle frequently held forth to his congregation,
while evidently laboring under the inebriatng
effects of the spirit-in his pocket The death
Of this man was of so little account, and the
manner Of it so glazing, that jury of inquest
was dispensed with Cincinnati Advertiser.
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Z Worcester, March "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
l)ec.3l

" lRdiNia, Set At Rules holden In tho l,L,s
oliee oi The eounty Court OF Henry n, tho eonr,
house, On The 20 day Of Nov. ls2g. Henry Ed,ua,
aud sarah ms VIE pitts. against VIM Marin r.
Martin, Joseph Martin, Thomas Martin lin ~,
Joseph Martin Thomas Smith and ulirv hi , -,
achl"s II nghs and Nancy his wife, late Sanry M
u'' yaeoo nurfusahd Susan his wife late Susan MIR
nn "i,os seland John Bransford and Pnllv ms
VIE behJamln Piper and Susanna h his wiC us
nseeory ana Harriet his wife, Thomas StaforJ anJ
,arohne MS wan, Emmett Cleveland, Jacks,n Che
iaha' refty cleveland, Patsy Cleveland Dau1el Han,
meeh una ;, MS wife, Nm, /. Waller, Josenh q
winner anu Hehty Pritchet aud Nancy his N 10, ,ier
m, IN CilANCERY
LUIS uay came The plaintiffs, by Ihrir auo,no,, -,
e uIieuoehts " NJ Martin, Brce Martin Joscnb NJ
. ! ,n ho3as Martin John Martin, Joseph Marin m
ohu tn9 bisw lie, Achilas IIupis and Nnncy liz;
" ~ ''oo ouft US aud Susan his wife Mtou ca
laua, 'ohh hfalsiort and Polly his wife, Rem pina.
ana Susannah his Wife, lireporv an1 Ill. Pe'
Nhe, mos Stafford and Caroline hi =, IL, - ~ us
iaai' JACK Cleveland, Perry CLEVELAND p'., ,
'u, D"nioi hauthock and his wife MOI ha,;.,
'h.efeo .heir appearance and given secur,, u"t
" .'e ael ol Assembly and the rules of hi, cort @
appearing from satisfactory evidence the, - ~ !.
innopi'anis oil thiS coulmonwealib-jt * d,i ,i
Wv sdlu dei's do appear here ON IN, o. Mo, ''a
''"ieh heAt, ahd answer the comp ,ipanti hi I ~
COPE oil ihis orderbe forthwith ,nscrtd ~ anu mat
~ siian ior Two months successI,a,y mi ~
tins county. copy-Tes,e Vi n'e court mouse of
Dee.el ANTHONY NJ. DUPUY, D. C.
w2n3T