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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-12-14
SaUGine's P0ndcea.

Forth cure of Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Syphtic
and Mercurial diseases, Rheumatism, Ulcerous sores
White Swellings, diseases of the Liver and skin,
general debility, &c. and all diseases Arising from
impurity of blood.
1t is recommended in Internal diseases where the
also where the constitution is broker down by the in
Judlcous use of quinine, bark, mercury, &c.
BeScare Of IMPOSITION
uySS@AIM's PANAcEA is in round bottles, fluted
onstudnally, with the following words blown in the
glass;" S7vaim'S Panacea- Philada" having but
one label which covers the cork with my own sig
nature ON it. so that the cork cannot be drawn without
destroying the signature without which none is ge-
nuine. This medicine may consequently be known
to be genuine when my signature is visible; TO cour-
ferteft Tvhfch, will be hunisha6ie as forgery
The public are cautioned not to purchase nv
Panacea, except from myself, accredited agents. or
persons OF known espectability and all those will
consequently be without excuse who shall purchase
from any other persons.
MY Panacea requires no encomium; its astonishing
ehects and wonderful operation have drawn, both
from patients and medical practitioners of the highest
responsibility, the most unqualified appreciation and
established for it character, which envy's pen
tn0ugn dipped in gall, can never tarnish
ne raise reports concerning this valuable medicine
which have been so diligently circulated by certain
physicians must have their origin either in envy or
70 mlschievous effects of the shHriou8 limitations
leave the public to judge for themselves.
l pledge myself TO the public, and give them the
most solemn assurances, that this medicine does not
contain mercury In any form whatever and that IL is
an innocent preparation not capable odong the least
injury to the tenderest infant WIN SWAIN
ne above Medicine may always be had fresh and
genuine by the dozen single bottles, at NJ JOHN
Suns Drug Store, No 90, Market-street, Whining
'oh' sole agent Nov l2-tf
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BRITISH COLLEGE
OF HEALTH.

MORIS0N'S UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE ME-
flCiNE, mpo tod from l4o.dOn f ~ the cure and nre
venl'oh OF Consu option Cholera rbns, Inf Innat,on
dyspepsia FeVors, Agnes, Bill ioUs Nervo Afee
TO ., and all diseases of the Live Gnut Rbeumnsm.
Dropsy' APoPlexy, Palsy, and all Female complaints
As'n'na C"nsiIpe'ed Bowels Worms, an Jannd oe; Els
tula Piles Kings Evil Scurvy. Syphilis in all ,ts s,,y
cs' ana all cut neons disorders IN short every onone,
to which man subject
Tho Hygelan System of Physiology upon which m.
efficacy OF these medicines established mis-
one real desease 10 which ia liable viz the m purtv
"l mo blood, onnocted with the sordered atatc of ina
digestive organs, from whence arises every disease of
whal ever form nam.
The Universal Medicines euro becnuse thew r.roov.
the corrupt humors aud allow the cirt uaton Of The
blood being composed entirely of vegetable alter or
medicinal herbs they perfectly harmless in their ma.
lure easy In their operaon and certain in their ben.
cal effects to which fact lhousa nds attest All dis
eases yield to their mild but subdung powers while
neah aho strength relufn TO render life reeabs, and
the Opposition cheerful.
These medicines be had Of tho Agents only (who
are specially appointed Dr. II. Sheppard Moat tho
sole Hy geun delegate 10 the Uni ed State New York
with directions for their packets of pills ut one
two, and three dollars ench with the Vegetable Cleansing
Powders, at 37i cent zach box
u Bri dloy No. 1872 South Third street, car Lombard
street Srenge, No. Sc North Eight near Arch
MARKET street, Whining on Del.
Likewise can be had Of The Agents Moisonians, or
Family Advisor of the British College of Heaihn third
ed on 700 8vo price dollars and fifty cetts-
and Practical Proofs at 37I cents each.
CAUTION
Tho rnblic arc particularly cautioned against spur-
ous medicine, purporling TO be MOrisons Pills, vonded
IN Sc sold by the Agents as above stated.
Nov. 2-3m
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VALUABLE
N1MD1O1NN9o
DIR. Relies Botanical Dron

DIR. Relies Botanical Drops,
One OF the best medicines yet discovered for all
impurities Of the bood-a most certain and elfec
tual remedy for the Scrofua st. Anthony's FIRE
Leprosy, Salt Rhcum, Scad Head, pimpled and
carbuDced Faces, foul fostering Isruptions, Sour.
w, Fever Sores, though the bone has becomes
carious. Sore Legs. Sore Ewes, Ulcers. &c.
DIR. Relies Asthmatic Pills,
Give immediate relief. Often cure the most oh.
stInate coughs Common colds are frequently re.
moved IN few hours bv them.
DIR. Relies Aromatic Pills for Females,
For female complaints. such as obstructions, de
bility, green sickness. &c.
DIR. Relfe'sAntibilious Pills.
A powerful remed, for bilious complaints,
DIR. Relics Vegetable Specific.
One Of the best remedies known for Dyspepsia,
sick head ache. &c.
DIR. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment.
Its good effects are immediate. II has often cured
Rheumatism of years standing, in "a hours.
Dumfrie's Itch Ointment.
Cures in one hours application only! No danger
from taking cold-contains no mercury or other
dangerous ingredient.
Dumfrie's Remedies for the Piles.
One OF the best articles known for this trouble
some complaint.
Dumirle's Eye Water.
A most highly approved wash for sore, inflamed
and weak eyes.
British Antiseptic Dentrifce.
a most superior article for whitening and pre-
serving the teeth and gums.
Albion Corn Plaster,
Gives immediate ease as soon as applied, and
gradually draws the.corn out by the ROOTS without
the least pain.
Camprian Tooth-ache Pills.
The relief is immediate, without the least injury
to the teeth.
The aboue cdluable preparations are sold on
Agency by The subscribers.
u. NIB. Vaughan e. Go.
No. 443 Market street, Wilmington.
October l9-tf
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O YENl O YESL O YENl

ALL persons wanting DRY GOODS, are re-
quested to call at the cheap Store, No. 103 Market
street, where they will find extensive and we'll
selected assortment Of Fall Goods, which are COM
prised in part of the following described articles:
Superior French Merinos, variety of colours,
Double width English do do
Single do extremely low,
Superfne black Bonbazine at fifty cents per yard,
Assorted colcured Circassians and Bombazets,
Blue and brown Camblet,
Goats Hair. Do of superior quality,
Rattnets and Hastings,
Wih an assortment of.
Superfine broad Cloths and Cassimeres some of
which are at least 20 per cent lower than could be
purchased six months ago.
large lot of Satinets & Flannes al reduced prices,
Blankets. Flushing, Baizes and Frses,
Me'ino Shawls Of various Sizes colours and qualities
uncommonly cheap, such as have generally brought
Sl2 he will now sell at SO, others In proportion.
Ihibet and English Merino Shaws,
Fancy Popplein and Bavage do
Ihibet Wool and Brooklyn do
Fancy Goods, Palmarine and Grape do
Silk and Velvet Vesting.
Black Gros de Swift, Lustrings and Mantuas,
Black eros de Maps at 374 cents per yard,
Soioured Gros de Maps and Forences at so cts do do
Levantnes, Shenshaws and Sattins Some Of those
silks are at q reduction Of IS per cent from last
years prices. 34---s---------
French and London Chintzes
q variety OF Plain and fancy Cacoes of low prices
llIsh Linens Long Lawns and Linen CaInbrick
Cambrick Muslns Swiss and Jaconet do =,
Linen and Linen Cambrick Hdkfs.
Bobbinet and Bobblnet Laces
Pongee, Flag and Bandsna Hdkfs n. 81 = ...1 -
Crayats, otton Flag and Madras do
Mfrlno' woollen, worsted and cotton Hosiery
Merino Borders and Cotton Fringe.
Ladies Hoskins and Beaver Gloves,
Gentlemen's Woodstock. Buckskin and Kid Gloves.
Ingram, Venetian and Cotton Carpe,ing,
tieavy Ticking, Pitsburg Cords and Beaverteens
Bleached and brown Musiins, some very rood al q:
cents. ~
An assortmen of Ladies Cloaks always on hand.
HENRY HICKS.
N. B.-Best Feathers Oct, o6Nts
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Fans, FIOaoer'd PaDer. &c.

JUST RECEIVED, India Screens, painted and
plain white feather, rice palm leaf and paper Fans
Inquired Grape. gauze and other fancy Hankerchiefs |;
Bead Bags an assortment of seed beads fine silk and
needles and painted patterns forworking them black
cur beads gold and steel beads, and three cord silk
Leghorn Hats for men and boys; Travelling Baskets
Bonnet Boards, Bonnet Wire and Cane by The groce
or dozen; Combs Of various kinds. Comb and Hair
Brushes; Florida Water, Lavender and COLOGNE
Water, &c. 500 pieces HOwer'd Paher, at IS cents
per piece A few handsome Fire Board patterns.
S. E. & NJ. WILSON,
July l7-t los, Market street.
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Office Of the Commissioners under he Act TO carry
into effect The Convention NTH France.


into effect The Convention NTH France.
WAsHINGToN Cry, 18th Sept. 1882.
ORDERED, That all persons having claims under
the Convention between the United States and His
Majesty the King off the French. concluded the 4th
July, 1881, do file memorials of the same with the
Secretary of the Board. Every memorial SO filed,
must be addressed to the commissioners it must set
forth infinitely and particularly the facts and circum-
stances whence the right to prefer such claim is de-
rived TO the claimant, and it must be verified by his
affidavit.
And in order that claimants may be appraised Of
what the Board considers necessary to be averred
in every such memorial, before the same will be
ceved and acted on, it is further ss
Ordered, That in every such memorial it shall be
set forth,
l. For and in behalf of whom the claim is preferred
p Whether the claimant is a citizen Of the United
States OF America; and If So whether he is native
naturalized, and where is now his domici if he
claims in his own right, then whether he citizen
when the claim had its origin, and where was then
his domici il he claims in the right of another
then whether SUE h other was citizen when the claim
had its origin, and where then, and where is now,
his domici H
8. Whether tho entire amount of the claim does
now and did the time when the claim had its origin,
belong solely and absolutely to the claimant; and il
any other person is or has been interested therein
in any part thereof then WHO'S such other person, and
what is, or washe nature and extent ofhs interest.
and how, when, by what means, and for what con-
sideraon the transfer rights or interest," if any such
were, took place between the parties.
a. Whether the claimant, any other who may at
any time have been entitled to the amount claimed or
any part thereof hath received any, and if any,
what sum of money or other equivalent as indem-
MITIGATION for the whole any part of the loss or
injury upon which the claim is founded; and il so,
when, and from whom, the same was received.
And that time may be allowed to the claimants TO
prepare and file the memorials above mentioned tits
further
Ordered, That when this Board shall close the
present session. it will adjourn meet again OH the
the third Monday of December next, which time il
proceed to decide whether the memorials which may
have been filed with the Sec etary are in conformity
to the foregoing orders, and proper to be received for
examination, and to transact any other business that
may come before it and that the Secretary cause
public notice thereof to be given in the journals auho
rized to publish the laws of the United States.
BY order of the Board,
]. E. FROST, Sec.
Sept. 25--1awtDl7
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B@gE@B B@AMN9S
PATENT VEGETABLE
RWINUN1AWQ0 PQIhh9o

Prepared by Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.
Rheumatism in all its varieties ia one of those dsor
ders which have paid particular attention. II is
very common complaint in Mime where reside and one
which TO be little understood by tho faculty. udg
ing from their in the treatment) so that many
become useless before half their days
ded.
For tho disorder, offer tho public safe, certai
and efecual cure would not however BIO understood
that all who have il will may be cured, for when the
constitution is broken down. the vital function impaired
the joints dislocated rendered motones and umors
formed upon Them the cords shrunk up and tho
clos perished tho may generally be considered
desperate, and rarely be cured though thcy may
ten be relieved by persovoring application Of tho
edy Nor is II 10 BIO supposed that Of many years
standing without these effects be cured al once
where the habit has b. assmilated to tho nature OF
the compai for in suc the whole habit of the
body and quality of tho blood must DO changed ; and
this must be tho work oftime.
The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
10 is presumed pill be satisfactory.
We tho subscribers certify that Dr. Deans Pills have
been freely used by ourselves families fursevera years
and do consider them safe and useful family medicines
especially for the Rheumatism, in which complaint, in
what we have experienced, and head, consider
them moro efeetual than any thing else have known
used and do think them valuable dscovory--aDd for
the purpose of extending thoir usefulness and
others to try ,hem We subscribe to this certificate. Sub.
scribed by
Hon. George ThachOr, Judge ofihe Supreme
Court ofMass.
Row. Paul Coffin, Doctor Divinity, Buxton.
Rev, Silas Moody, Arundcll.
Rev Nath. Webster, Diddeford.
Rev John Turner, do
Hon. Jeremiah Hill, do
Mr. lch. Fairfield, do
Edmund Coffin, Esq. do
Capt Samuel Emery, do
Mr.. Jeremiah Iiill,j do
Capt James Murch, do
Sold Wholesale and Roailb by
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No 1877, Market Street,
Opposite the Bank of Delaware. DocB
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS

DIR. JAYNE's CARMINA1IvE BALSAd, ono
OF the most eectua remedies yet discovered for the
cure ofthat most Obstructive disease on CHILDREN,
the SUMNER COMPLAINTS: is now recommended
to families, medicine which will save the lives Of
hundreds, when timely administered in Bowel Com
hIainfs, Cholera Morbus, Dysenfery, tJc and in all
diseases arising from diseased state of the Stomach
and LiUer, as Dystiefsia, Indigestion, Sick Head
.dche, &c. it will be found pleasant cure. Certif-
Gates from physicians and families have been received
fully supportingi high character and detailing
of great Importance 1t neatly put UP in walls and
accompanied with general directions for its use at the
low price of 25 cents per vial.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large supply of Swaim's genuine PANACEA
and VERMIFUGE, which may be had at
M. JOHNSON'S
Drug Store, No. co. Market street, Wilmington, sole
agent.
.dLSO-A large and general assortment of Drugs,
Chemicals, and Patent Family Medicines, fresh and
genuine. All of which will be sold on the most rea-
sonablc terms.
Orders from Physicians and country storekeepers
promptly attended to. Nov. 12-tf
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Hour of Departure changed to 8
and 4 o'clock.
THE STEAM BOAT
ESGNg1A
AszssEska nzFzz
sfssiei=sszzsss4ssz
WILMINGTON,
CAPTAIN HENRY READ,
Will on and after Monday, the 5th November,
teGre Wilmington for philadelphia,
AT 8 O'CLOCK, A. M.
And returning leaves Arch street wharf
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
ATT O'CLOCK, p. M.
Baggage at the risk Of the owner Breakfast and din
ner provided on board Freight as per printed list
Nov. 2 Aft
Hour of departure from whining
ton 10 Philadelphia,
Changed to One o'clock.
.as AeHzdAaFsz,
THE STEAM BOAT
NM@ R A Ia Do
Capt. W. Wzilldin, -.
WILL on and after Monday, the 18th instant cnve Wi
mngton for Philadelphia, EVERY DAY sundaysexccpted
at O'Clock, P. M.
FARE rs CENTS
ALI Baggage at the risk Of its owner Breakfast and Dime
provided board Freight taken the customary terms
Oct. 23d.-tf
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The Wilmington Fire Insurance

a NC w = :" Af"SNts
Company,
Incorporated by the Legislature Of DeIa,Ddre, in
February last Nth a capital Of
15O Thousand Dollars.
THIS Company are prepared at their Office
in Market street. the first door below the City Hall,
to make all kinds of assurances against fire, and on
inland transportation of goods and country produce
Marine risks ARE ercitded.
JAMES CANDY, President.
Wilmington, May 9th, 1882.
The following persons Agents in their respective
dis riots, to wit:
Ayres StOckley, Smyrna,
George S. Adkins, Milford,
William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge,
Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, Newcastle,
James Robinson, Newark,
Andrew X. Nelson, St Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centerville.
Caleb Head Kennel Square,
John W. Thomas, New Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md.
William rorbet, Elkton,
Directors. "a
James Price, Edward Tatnall,
Stephen Bonsall, Thomas II. Larkin,
I Lewis Rumford, Joseph c. Gilpin,
Vincent Gilpin, Washington Rice,
Jesse Mendinhall, George Bush
| Jacob Pussy.
May 8-1y LEA PUsEY, Secretary.
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D@T@ ST@EI(gMo
Chemical and Medicinal Store,
99@o Q@5

Chemical and Medicinal Store,
GI@s 095
Nearly opposite the City Hall, Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaacare.
PHILLIPS & ASKEW,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
have largely increased their stock of Drugs Paints,
Dye Stuifs and Medicines, so to meet all demands
with which they may be favored, whether wholesale
retail. All the Chemical and pharmaceutical pre-.
partitions, SO highly approved Of as well as the
celebrated Patent Medicines, embracing
Jebbs Rheumatic Linment,
Deans Rheumatic Pills,
Vicker's embrocntion for Rheumatism,
Lees celebrated medicines,
Conway's celebrated medicines,
Chapman and Mends antdispeptic pills,
Andersons cough drops,
Thomson's eye water,
Andersons pills,
Hooper's pills,
Dumfrie's eye water,
Relics pills,
DUMFRIE'S
AnfaAAibAe itch Ointment,
Which has been known fail of curing in a single
instance.
Byam's Physical Drops,
CARPENTERS
Compound Syrup Of AiyerWOrt
And Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
SwaiM's Panacea g. Vermifuge.
DIR. HULLS
| Celebrated Patent HINGE TRUSS.
JOHN RORER g. SONS
Valuable ELASTIC TRUSS.
ORIGINAL d. GENUINE
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Which, while it is unsurpassed dentrifce, o. the
time oil unpleasant odour from the breath
For the sale of almost all the above medicines, in.
struments, &c. we the AGENTS, and will dispose
of them wholesale retail at tho propretors prices.
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WAASRAN@ 1ORJGAO
Corner of Carpenter & iSiEfIt street
PHILADELPHIA,
BY ISAAC ANDERSON,

Successor Of William Anderson, deccdscd.)
This Establishment has undergone thorough re-
pair, and is now good order for the reception of
ton paid them.
" Rooms for Societies and Clubs, in good order,
and wen Iurnlshei June l2-6m
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Byanps Chemical En,brOcatiOm,


Or, LIQUID OPoDELDoc.
THIS article is warm and penetrating, and an ex-
cellent Embrocation for Gout and Rheumatism.-
Bruises and Sprans, even those of long standing
removed by it, and it is of the utmost service for weak
and icketty children also for the cramp and for
numbness stiffness and weakness of the joints. 1t is
most eicacious remedy for slight burns scalds,
where the skin not broken, extracting the fire very
soon, and if used immediately will prevent them from
bliserng, For chblains in the hands and feet it is
by far the best remedy known For stiffness in
the neck and joints, frozen limbs and chapped hands,
it has succeeded better than any other application
ever before used; and when the complaint does moi
readily yield by friction, flannel wetted with the
fluid mustbe worn on the part This approvedliquid
in numerous has been found not only far supe-
ror TO the old fashioned Opodeldoc but has also per-
formed cures when British Oil, Ess. Mustard, and
many other remedies have totally failed.
Those articles may be had of
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No. 1 50 Mdrket-street Wilmington opposite the
Bank Of DetGpdre. July eff
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BY an act of the General Assembly of the State al
Delaware, passed at Dover, the 26th day oil Jan
uary, A. D. 1881, The Levy Cour' of New Castle
County, were authorized to make he public toll
Bridge over Naaman's Creek, free oStoll;-Thereio
be it resolved and odainedb by he Levy Court OF New
Castle County, aforesaid, that the said Bridge
Nuamnn's Creek be and is hereby m de aud declared
to be free from oils from and after the 25Ih day o
March, 1888. Provided however, that The Philadel-
phia Turnpike Company, shall no! demand receive
make any addition to their tolls for said Turnpike
after the for the Bridge toll is taken off, And
be it further resolved that Immediately of er the I'D
ournment of this Court, advertisements inser ed
in at least two newspapers in The City OF Wilmington
tina, the Levy Court of seid County have caused the
tolls the said Bridge from and after the
25th day OF March, 1885, and that it be the duty ri
the Clerk of the Peace, to have such advertisements
inserted aforesaid.
.Nep Castle County, IS.
>Aslts., do certify that the above Is truly copied
sMfNNE from the record OF the proceedings OF the
skSS.S.S1S Levy Court and Court OF Appeal IF snd
2SSgxS County. In testimony whereof. Ihave
TIdtN hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal
OF office, at New Castle, the 30'h day Of April,
A. d. 1882. T. STOCKTON,
May 8-tf Clerk ofthe Peace.
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AT meeting of the Levy CLurt nnu Couri OF Ap-
peal, held at New Castle, for the County Of New
Castle, on the 10th day of March, A. u. 1889,
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November %.

&H X. VIM. COX:-Take notice, that we shall pro.
1Vh coed, on the 10Th day of January next, between
the hours OF 9 a. Nj. and p NJ, at VIM. w. Weisigcr's
store in the Of Manchester and county of Chester
he TO take the dispositions of Jesse Hx others and
on the same day, between the hours OF and clock in
the evening" at the store of Henry Watkins in the city
Richmond TO take the dispositions of Henry Watkins and
others and on the 10Th day of the month"; between
the hours of 10 A. nj. and o'clock p NJ, at the house
oil Macon Irabue in the county aforesaid take the de-
positions OF the said Trabue and others; and the 10th day
OF the same month. between III A. M. and o'clock p M
at Mrs kerrs tavern at Powhatan Court house. to take
the dispositions oil Thomas Porter and others ad
evidence in a suit in Chancery, depending in the
Circuit Court OF Powhatan in which we, as distributes
OF Pasey Cox, deceased, plaintiffs, and YOU her
administrator, and others defendants.
THOMAS c. BowLEs and MARY his wife
ELIZA ANN SowELL and
MARTHA T. SowELL, infants by
GEORGE b. Moody, their next friend.
December 8. 62-wAy
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RY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed by John l..
ag England hearing date the Both day Of November,
lS24 TO Nath Cross and Finch Cross and Of record IN
the county court Of Hanover, in order secure TO Sally
Cross the payment Of certain debt therein described
SNAIL on the 2Si day Of this month II fair, the next
iar day thereafter at the tavern occupied by Lnsey
Clark Formerly Tinsleys) sell to the highest bidder for
ready money the tract Land eonyeyedin the said Deed
containing hundred and ninety.egbt acres together
with SIX likely negroes. Of them good brickayer or
50 much thereof will be sufficient to satisfy the said
DEBT ioterest spd costs attending the sale thereof Acting
as trustee shall convey the title vested in inc az such
NATH CROSS, Acting Trustee
Decemoer5. 62-14w'