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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

n II s.wasesd lei etI liie.ee AMI eea Pcfss'si-
aucc.
Il is scarcely necessary to add tina, such patience
is no, necessary in rearing horses II you wish TO
procure coli OF form and properties OF hnc mare,
send her foa vigorous horse, and the result VIII
probably be nfaic. possessing The properties end
6nnl Of The dam. On the oihsr hand, II you wish
coli resembling celebrated sad horse, you masI
send such nne (either old Or very young a. Ill
be most likely TO have, from this union, female
fas for IN this crossing Of sexes VIC get the ex-
ttrnal form and properties VIC desire
IL conclusion, allow me 10 express the OPINION
that the h,eredul that exists among farmers about
the possibility Of pfopasaiins the qualities OF an.
mails, may arse frjm lhcir want Of no.ledge OF
these laws. i" don't believe IN your breeds OF
horses " says Farmer A. There's my neigibor
d has as fine an animul ever stepped, tho, came
Of ls old blnek mare that's not worth pin Now
Farmer A. had known ns much as ! wish TO teach
him by I'll paper the fac, he stated would not have
led him to- his skeptieal conclusion. II the fine
young animal was a female, II matters llttle hat
were the qualities OF the old black mare, the foa
parook ii The inrm aud qualities Of hc size AMI 50
on. Yours Sc. Il. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28
LAND SALES.

Noncc is given by proclamation published in
the Government papers, that public sales of land
will take place al the places aud lines following
viz.
AT the land Office ut Detroit in the Territory Of
Michigan, commencing on Monday the 10Th day
of August next
Al the land flee at Mineral Point IN thc Wis.
sonsIn district IN the Territory Of Michigan, com
menehg on Monday, The 7th day OF September
next.
Al the land . ilc at Green Bey, in the Territory
oil Michigan, commencing Monday, the l7th day
Of August next.
In The State Of Indiana at the land office at
Lopor,e, on Monday, the 9Th day OF September
next
AT the same place, in continuation, common
eng on Monday, tho 2lst day OF September ncx,
Al the land oilice nj Fort Wayne, ON Monday
the 2lh day OF DC obcr next
A the land Office nj Donvillc in the State of mi.
oois, commencing on Monday, the 2lss day of Sep
temhlr next
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April 81

SGlRGlNIA-At Rules held in the CLERKS Office of tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county of Amherst, Monday, the 4th day Of May
ls35Mchael S Warren, administrator of Butler liar
mar dec Plaintiff against Godfrey Toler, OF
Elijah Barnes, dec Frances Barnes widow of said
Elijah Barnes and William Henry, Eli w, Lucy w
Pulhaly, Sally and sIared A. NJ Barnes Defendants
In Chancery.
The defendant Godfrey fole-, not having entered hi,
appearance aud given security according act of
Assembly the rules of this Court aud it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he Is nhahilant of
this Commonwealth; nn motion Of the plaintiff, by hl,
Counsel il is ordered, That the said tad Toer do an
here before the first day uf the term
bill of tho plaintiff and that copy Of this or
be forthw it'll inserted in the Lynchbnrg Nrrni,n
for two n;hs excessively and posted at the
of the Courthouse IA said county
A Copy--Teste, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr C.
May 81 w9m
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EDUC ALTON.

Vie Summer Session of my CLASSICAL
SCHOOL will begin on the LIST Monday OF
June. Terms of tuition, Sl5 yer session of five
months. Boarding with the subscriber can be had
ior lew boys of unexcep1onable moral character
at $50 per month, in hich charge arc included lods
'ns, Washing candles and fuel Boarding can be
had nj the most reasonable rates, in genteel fan,-
lies IN the ncghborhood convenient to the school
Young men can be prepared in this school for en-
'efing any college IN tho United States, and the
course OF study will be shaped with reference to the
requirements ofthe College for which the student is
candidate. ! he school is situate ed near WHITES
Gap, Roehbldge county. and letters addressed 10
me AT Fairfield, same county, will be promptly an.
s"ered. A. d. METCALFE.
April l6 wGw
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~ fRGINA. Al Ceurt Of avniiy session. held 10
Bedford eouniJ tho Court House. the z3d day Of,
february one thousand eight hundred and thirty 6Ye-I
Thomas Psdgcn. Elizabeth Padeeu, John Merritt Corue
illus Merritt Jane. s. Merritt John Merritt IT, Peter Day
and Patsy wife. tse Patsy Merritt and Susan Jane
Merritt Pitt. against kichafd Merritt John Merritt, ION
Of Thomas stephen Manner and Polly his wife, Ellis
Wright, and bis Children Thomas Wight, aud Win
ney Wright John Nichols aud Susan his Wifi, Joshua
III aud Lucy his wife Joseph Dawson and Edithh his
wife Jordan Greasy aud Laipds his wife, Themns Merritt
aud John Clara lie WIFE, Defs.-in Chasee y
The defendants 'eha,d Merritt John trews aud Cara,
hi, wife Ellis Wr ight TlHmas Wright Winney Wright.
s,ephen Farmer and na,, WIFE, and john Nichols aud
has wife, having entered their appearance and
sgreeabiy the act OF Assembly aud the
u Of h,s court aud 1t appearing The sa faction @f
the court that they Inhabitants Of this State IL Is
that the said defendants appear here on the iuf
Monday IA June ext the bill affhe complain
ants aud thai a cop, Of this order be forthwith published
Sginian paper pubiishel ~ the town "i Lyneh,
burg 10, Two month. sucecssyeiy and posted the front
door Of the cour thouse OF this county.
ACopy-Tese, .
April q WIN
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n ew England Seed Store
May IL

"A the agricultural and horticultural Hare
"a house connected with he N. Enwland Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment,
and now offers to dealers, Gardeners and the ,,h'
he generally an urrivolled collection of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS
comprising unusual fine varieties ana of und,,uhed
quality and vltal'ty-beng raised under the nor.
ucalor direction and expressly FOR the establish.
ment.
Garden Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
TOTO 100 dollars eaoh.-Also in pounds, halves and
quarters at very moderate prices.
Bores Of Seeds containing good assortment, for
private gardens at sS3 each.
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seed, in {;
cent Papers-20 papers for ST. 90.
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices at
Wholesale and Retail.
FfnHa and Ornamental TREES, Grape Vine.
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
Just published Catalogue of 80 pages which
will be sent gratt, to customers.
GEO. c. BARRETT.
Feb.3 wi2w=
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Mey =
VALURDLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

INTENDING 10 move 10 the South, | offer for
u sole that highly valuable Farm, which re-
side, situated IN Bedford county, the Forest road
IA mtlea above Lynchburg and i from Liberty
This Truly desirable estate s well worthy the ut.
tenion Of capitalists who wish to engage IN farm
ing ~ one Of the most healthy "'' I.i'ahllul Sec
Nps ia upper Virgin" na', pt az "e oenohi OF
The same time possessing II soil susceptible of the
highest state of Improvement This land lies i'm
mediately on the main road leading from Lynch.
burg 10 Fancy Farm, Peaks OF Otter and Liberty
and - bounded on ono side by Elk Creek beino
IN tho vicinity Of A mills. The tract contains
about 600 acres, neurly $50 of which are cleared
and at present IN state Of progressive improve
mcnt, at least $50 ncrcs being in Glover TO which
the land is peculiarly adapted The improvements
consist IN part of a frame Dwelling House
&c. two Barns & Tbrcshing machine new and an
Orchard of choice fruit This place also offers an
eilg bic stand for n Tavern and Country Store
and IN addition to the above improvements has c
New Store house and Tavern house, with an Ice
house and n Wen of excellent water in the yard
and extensive Stables, Blacksmith and Wheol
wrights shop &c &c.
1t is useless 10 speak Of the many inducements
which this place holds out to those disposed to ,nyes,
means IN real estate, us II il presumed those wish.
ing 10 purchase would prefer examining for them.
selves, which they are earnestly invited TO do
Ihs estate 10 offered at private sale until tho 18th
oil October next, on which day, II not previously
disposed OF, viii sell it at public auction with all
my Stock, crops on hand, farming and plantation
utensils &c. &c. Terms accommodating, and made
10 suit the convenience OF purchasers.
- Letters 10 the subscriber addressed to LYNCH
burg or ST. James Church. Bedford promptly Mt.
tended To- FREDERICK A HARRIS
i + The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wSw aud forward its nc
count to this Office for payment
May wl5O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

XTIKG1NIA-At Rutes held in the i'le KS o. inc
W Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery the
county Of Amherst, Monday, the An day Of MAY
lS35.-W lillian Davidson aud Henry l.. w Camden
Pitts. az inst William H. Camden Wesley L. Duncan in
his own ~ ht aud Administrator de bu mis- non " m
the will annexed Of Sarah Burrus, deceased, Dcfs.-Iu
Chancerv.
The defendant William II. Camden, having entered
his appearance and security according tho IA, f
Assembly aud the rules of this Cont, and appearing
ssttsrrcory evidence that he is an inIabitan, "a
this Commonwe alth On motion OF the plaintiff h.,
Counsel, it ordered tho said defendant " n;
II Camden, 40 appear he-e before the FIR ,a"
ofthe next term to answer the bin of the painn ma
that IA copy this order be forthwith insertod in tI
ynchburg Virginian, for months suCccssiyeiv md
posted at the front door of the court house in sd
county.
Aeopy-Teste, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr e
MAY II vo,,
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sSfIRGiSIA-At rules holden in the Clerks once oil
" the Circuit Superior Court of Law and thaneery,
Of Lyhchburg the 9Th day oil Arfi 100.
BENJAMIN W ales PERI infant under tue age OF '"en-
~ ono yeors who sues by David SAUNDERS Jr hs guar
dian aud friend, Pitt against tchnrd fekIn al
bous ilh the will annexed oil geo &c
81 Perkins dec. Samuel Miller Richard Perkins, Charles
l. DihreiI Archibald Hatcher Administrator IN The WI
ann exed IF George NJ Perkins dee. K1ph H. anrin 9u.
Illus w Hatcher, Nelson l. Hatcher, Dabuey Martin aud
Elizabeth his fe Eizuheth Perkins James ~ FER.
ku, Ri, &c Martin aud MaliHda hi, wife, 1sndy duncan
and sus on na his wife, aud James w. Dbreal bcits
1be drfen,ants Archibald Hatcher. Ralph IL. Martin,
Neson Hatcher, bryce Martin and alinda his w'ie' ard
Tandy Duncan and Susannah his WIFE, not having eerea
b, and given security according 10 the act
Assembly and the rules ofihis and II appearing by
sntffactory evidence that they not inhhbants oil
III country IL Is order ed thai said defendants do APP
neay her ON the frs dny the term, and answer
e hin of tho plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
forthwith Inserted newspaper Puhsheu III inc
o,n fI for Nv months successfully, aud pos,et
a, the front doo Of the court hnIse the said town
D. ROBES, Clerk.
Apr q III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28


The lsllouisl; prsssy song, composed by Them
= Bsssk. Esq. and set 10 muse by MIR. Bianch
1aylos, Is NV 81 The rage IN London;
THE MARINERS LIFE.
Oh. TIE mariners life is the life for me-
ri5slink along on the Shanghai sea
Wien storms are raging and winds a,e high,
: .fl.en .rom biilow TO bow we quickly ny
Anjsehfn oil is sill on the oceans breast,
MelAy 10 sleep while the bliiows rest,
Ara dres a. noi ofper.s or dangers past,
On.hc raging seus mid the stormy blast.
AID ,h.' far away we are doomed 10 rcami
From all thai VIC love in our distant home,
Yet VIC whisper 10 every passing Wind,
A prayer for those we have left behind.
And when our rcrils and dangers Ger,
Al last we tread on native shore
Our grateful thanks shall ascend on high,
Till lie voyage is DER and then happy die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28
April 81

RYlRGINIA.-At rules holden 10 the tlrtks oince "
" the Circuit Superior ce1r, OF Law ana na. '
Inc town of IynchburR the 9Th day oil ApFf, roo u
exnpder Iirun administrator de boris non "i.t "e IL
annexed Of john Lynch, dec Pf against John r. john
son in his owb iight aud Curator Of Joseph NICHOLS,
dec Mary johnson, wife Of John f. Johnson Lewis Mer.
ritt Lewis Nichols, dec john l., hrh and cPcy
his and Nichols. of JOSEPH Nichols, DEUS.
The Defendant John Nichols, son OF Joseph Nicho's,
having entered his appearance AID given security ac
cordnp TO the Assembly aud the rules Of this court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence thht he Is no,
an iuhahan of this country 1t ordered, that the SAID
defendant do appcnr the first day of tile next term
and and amended bills OF the Pal-
lif and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some rewsppper printed in the of Lynohbnre,
for t months successivey and posted at the front door
of the court house, In std town.
d. RODES, CLERK.
| April 81 WIN
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SELECTIONS.

From Gte Nep Y1k journal Of Commerce, .nag 10
Tng WEAruEu-AVe have lived long enough TO
know thai people always fsei exIfemfs Of weather
Or unsca sonabe weather much nore keeny than
they remember IL. The general impression Doubt
'ess ,hal The present Spring he's been almost I'M
piecedenily coi'', .he tho cold Of last Spring has
solened INTO the bal0y airs of summet. To shoR
how lnecruiaeiy people talk and remember lhis
subject, annex comparative statement OF tho
temperature on iha first fifteen days of May, last
year and this, a, half past 6 +. NJ. oo eaeh day
1871 1888
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Leesburg. Tirginlo

Leesburg, Pugin,d.
Dear Sir,-I have used tho Balsam of II eahh
which procured from YOU, with great beue6t it
not with -nire relief. When procured it, | WAS
sorely afflicted with ID, spepia, attended by ali it's
distressing symptoms, head ache. giddiness, heart,
burn and the III ousand nervous affections VIII CHI
accompany il, in iismors stages. At tunes such
was the debility occasioned that ! was bed nd
den. think can say that the frat relief, il MOI
The entire cure, was produced by the use OF the
Balsam.
Jan. 1mSm
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LAND FOR SALE.

WISH 10 sell a tract Of Land, lying in Bed
- TODD County, adjoining the lands of Richard
ID, Watts, L. Watts, William A. Hardy and
others, lying about tw miles from Liberty, contain
ing 2oo Acres, more or less, and about 100 Acres
cleared. This land lies well is well w.,ercd sni,
ed to the cultivation Of tobacco and small erain -
Some very good tobacco land still to cleer r.,
those wishing to pur, huse, will make the nav
ments accommodating, and the price very moderate
For further particulars, apply to Jumes or Eli,abe,l
Watts living near the premises
JOHN w. HAMILTON.
May IL wGu.
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NEW GOODS.

AIlE subscriber is now receiving his SPRING
- SUPPLY OF GOODS. which will comprise
a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods.-His assortment of READY MADE CLO>
THING vii he more extensive than heretofore
kept. and he assures his fiends and the Pablo.
that he will sell, to say the least good terms,
as can be purchased at anv ;ther house IL the
town M. HART.
April @ IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

AN ISDusrglous Wlrg--A married lady, OF
about twony one years OF age IN aio~n IN ms
county besides taking the whole ofhef family,
braided in as na"NaHTG" exemplary f6hyaAXd,qa
Palm haf HAS which she brought to this town II
lew weeks since, and sod in lot for fotiy dollars
The stock cost her six cents apiece that the nett
again oil her labor has been Mitty fur dOitars
Praise upon married lady is, however rather
PostdumonS -ior her fate is fixed but -four single
damSeis will exert like industry, the story of their
deeds might not be told IN vain.
Portsmouth " H. Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

Ita,atagsto Passionate People We have heard
oil persons dying IN fl Of passion, bul.we never
saw nm illustration Of It until Saturday last A
White female, who had long led ie of nfamy, fell
down IN one OF the sreels of this city, ON that day,
alter passing through storm of The passions, and
died IN very short time sofler being taken to her
igings II Is supposed blood vessel was rupturcd
IN her raging fl. We have since head Of the death
OF mnlelto woman, on the same day and from the
same cause tRichmoHd Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

MA w AN, from the sphs,--,-
nGuH o MAN, of whom the e oIom;'
r'on lie IS not vc,y LIack ohn" Lowing Is
" ~ inches high, aged abou, 30 I. n. hSe feet
Ue o' ms cheeks spare made, hin nus scar
nn e. "'e''ned 10 be knock kneed Hs usage and
,her - To' expect tina, he is ,mna "s SIX toes
Az; ill., 70 mississippi, to one Of the r 20 get Ell
Of said reward will be given for the pe o'e''s-
in p,u., g"a@ay' and his delivery to thu aenehson
'n'' get him again. '" MS being so secured
May IL u q. BARKSDATr
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Office,

IDY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law aud Chencery for tho ro,' ~,
of Amherst, pronounced on the OH dav NJ 40
1898, in the suit, Prosser Powell, Mir .1 ~,
William Joplng, Nelson Craw ford 's
ilP"ly' Ahram Carter and Others defs Tha.
dersiened. who is thereby appointed I've u"
sionsr for he purpose, will ON +, iday tho
OF May newt proceed on the premise. 70 IN f nay
ginning With the tracts MS herein after ,,, we
and SCI ing only so much may BE- necaa'a' ",en'
satisfy the purposes OF the said dec,eaN NY 70
highest bidder, for ready money THAT; " 'np
OF land lelong TO Ahram Garter, lvi,n "nc'
county OF Amherst, iyled the Saw Mu,r :" me
! bot No =, and adjnIns Robert u Cf "'' or
others which certain, 242 acres Ais an.,' ana
adJ1ia'ng the tract first mentioned -, "hc'
name OF the LnvelAdy Mountain, ami ns,',. Wy we
"ores-And on the Both Nav ne,, I s,,.,'s lSl
on !he premises, in like manner IA coli ., r'"c"ed,
est o,"der, Tor ready money another ,,a. W. 'gh,
also nf'ong'"g To the said Ahram Car,a. " 'a"d,
sa'h decree mentioned, which il in ,h,, si ana IN
% Hmher'', containing 100 acres. lriS county
me N"f,h mud South brauche, ., pnTI ot'"fen
ana on me Fork Mountains adioini,a ,h1 river,
a"'on ii,'eg'no"!ham and others. '""us
THOMAS " EuBAVK
...,o. sheriff. .s@lt-;;. Commissioner.
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From The Columbus G-o. Sentinel.
HORRIBLE MURDER.


We have been informed by some gentlemen Of
The inst responsibility, direct from Texas that Mr.
tllin OF the state of Georgia was murdered by his
companion, Mr. James Jenkins on the Colera ado
aver IN Aosuas Colony, on the 9Th of March last
under circumstances of the most shocking and ug
gravatod na,utc
The deceased and his murderer Jenkins had du.
nnS the last winter Ieh Georgia in company, with
the view of visiting the Province Of Tcxns They
had explored much of the country in company. and
had made some selections and purchases cfiand for
their future residence Elm the deceased, wish
ing 10 remain in Texas, gave 10 Jenkins IA power of
attorney 10 go on 10 Georgia and bring his negroes
Texas. day or two before his (Jenkins) de-
par'ure while alone with Ellin in the woods, Jen-
Slns murdered Elm, took from his person between
$500 and $1,000, and has in all probability for
~aIded forthwith TO Georgia To take possession of
tie said negroes under the form of the attorney
with the view of converting them into cash and
making his escape before any intelligence of his
horrible crime shall reach Tho ION OF country In
which the deceased resided SAID murderer James
Jenkins, is SIX feet high, dark eyes and hair and
between p and 30 years OF ogc The civil author
tiles Of Texas have used every oxerton for his ar.
| rest without any avail.
Uttghts and heaSureS--Fhe National Intclli
genoer very justly complains of the neglect of Con.
| sress to establish uniform Weights and Measure,
Ia dictate Of sound policy aud humanity as well as
| If duy.
The editor Of the Grand q Ilf Miss Advertiser
| has a description of a real kcn;ucky giant who vi
slied thai place short time a1o. flls height was
seren feet three inches his weigh, 225 lbs and his
age was but 81 years. us residence is near Louis
| VILE.
TIE Nou, nrt.an. a r,u
ed account OF deliberate duel with broad swords,
which was fought at noon day in the streets of that
city, by two gentlemen OF colour" The editor
cites The conclusive proof Of the perfect free
agency of the inhabitants Of that city, and the en-
tire freedom of restraint from the laws
Two deaths by stabbing occurred at New Or
leans on the nights of,he 81 and 3rd inst.
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April 81

rYRGINIA-Al rules holden in the Clerk. Office OF me
" Circuit SUPERIOR Court of Law aud thhncfry '"r
The town of Lvnchbug the 9th day OF April leJ2' ga
nuel Garland PITT against James Martini dudley jones
mud Anseln CaTkson their rights an us Executors
of Thomas Jones dee Thomas Jones OF Thomas, 1ho'
mas Jones' son of John, Dorcas mootman, and Thomas
noorman and Lewis Bennett 'niants By James Eenagh,
neeay assigned their guardian, Samuel Bransford Ser
90 ant of the Corporation of ynchburE and as such, al
nraor of George Martin, dec. Elizabeth Martin WI
dow of George Martin dec. Jesse Webb and Polly has
Wife Georre Eve aud Patsy his WIFI John Fowler W m
Shaw and Patsy his wife, Howard Martin and Lucy his
~ ife Ansem Clarkson AID Mildred his wife, Milton Ben
nett Thomas Brnnet Douglas Bennett Howard Bennett
Samuel Bransford, administrator of John Webb, dec and
The Samuel Branforj, administrator OF Nicholas Nc
Ginns dec. Robert Morriss and Walker o. Merlweher,
administrator of George ID. Marincthcr, dec pcfts,
The defendants Anselm Clarkson and Mildred his wife,
George and Patsy his wife, and Thomas Bennett not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng of Assembly and the rules OF this Court,
and appearing bv satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants this country II ordered that the id
do appe here the first day ofte next term
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper, printed in
tn. Of iynchbnrg for months ivcly and
door n the Courthouse IN the said
ACopy--Teste,t
D. ROBES, Clerk.
Am M9m
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18th May, 1884 Snow IN the night and froze
hard ice in lhe cutters in tho morning.