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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-17
THE M A RK E T.

WHEAT 62.
CORN is only 25 cts:.
OATS 16cts.,
POTATOES 19 to 90.
HAY $5, TO So per ton.
BUTTER 8 to 8 cts.
EGGS 6 to9 cts.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-17
From the ", Y. Evening Post.
PUBLIC SENTIMENTS.

After the Grafton closed, letters were read by
Mr.. John Mumford from the President, Vice
President, and other dis!ing uished members of
the democratic party, which we have no space
to publish at length, and must therefore satisfy
ourselves with repetition of the sentimeHtsby
which several of the communications were aC-
companied:
BY Martin Van Buren--The Workingman-
He is to society what the nlainlnaSt is to the
ship.
BY r NJ Johnson-The Republican City of
New York-Enterprlsing in her character, exen
sive in her commercial relations, rapid in her
growth, unrivaled in her patriotlsm- the
prosperity Of her citizens be commensurate with
their moral worth and may she continue an
example of Republican virtue and happiness,
inviting to emulation the cities ofthe old world.
BY SAs Wright, Jr..>The State of N. York
Ii her freeman are Just TO ner, Just TO her para>
mount interests, just to her proud standing in
The Union, just to her long and dearly cherished
principles as Republican State, or just to them
selves, Martin Van Buren, can never be exchang
ed for w. II. Harrison, by her vote.
BY Felix Grundy, U. S. Senator from Tenn
essee--Mariin Van Buren,, the present Chief
Magistrate>>for his frmness, wisdom, and pa>
triotism, merits the confidence of his country.
By T. II. Benton, U. s. Senator from Mis-
souri,, The month of July-N.its glores Fourth,
and its bene6cent gifts - That of l776 gave US
the Declaration Of Independence ..that OF 1910
will give us the Independent Treasury Bill,
one freed us from the dominion of European
Kings; tie other will free our Government from
the dominion of Banks>- The name of Jefferson
graces one, that of Van Buren will grace the o,
ther.
BY R. Strange, Senator from North Carolina
The intelligence of the American People>-slt
was not humbugged BY. Tea in l773.-it will not
b. by hard d-Cider in 1910.
BY A. VanderpooL, M. C. Of New York;
The reelection of Mr.. Van Buren, though cer>
tain without The vote OF his native state-.tke De
mncracy of N. York must and will share in the
honour Of contributing to it.
BY John NJ. Niles, Post Master General. A
sound currency mot liable 10 expand or con-
hactt depreciation or suspension ;god in trade,
and truth in politics.
ByJ. ReynoId, of Illinois -Democracy-It
triumphed IN '99-it will triumph again over the
same enemy in 1910.
By Amos Kendall-The Empire State From
1875 to 1910, her subjusation has been the spe-
cial object Of the enemies of liberty. Though
sometimes thrown to the earth, by stratagens
Of pigmies, she has risen from her fall with
giants strength, and will again.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
JEW DAVlD'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The peculiarities Of this Chemical Comnound,c =,
Sm'ne 20 extraordinary effects upon the animal f.
oe OF nerves, igameDts and muscles its bel no
land and weak ness W ''''''e VI
however good any internal remedy mny be. IN is az
e'cIha' aPp'icaton, will prove powerful auxilia-
y, ~ removing The disease and facilitating the cure in
Cases 81 local inflammation ScroAnjous .acc,;o,.
N'ne Evil, Govt infammatory, and Chrome Rbeu.
"'I,sm, and ~ all places where selied pain exists
wsal nus mas likewise been very beneficial in case Of
"easness such as weakness aud pain in the stomach
weak limbs lameness, affections of the spine female
"eakhess, &c. No female subject to pain or weak
ness me back or side, should be without H. Mar
fed ladies IN delicate situations find ptea, from
constantly wearing this plaster.
puhine or great spread Of iifcates is intend
nose WI wish to satisfy themselves Of the eff
" .n's Pas'eI can obtain sufficient quantity to
- w 'e insertion OF single certificate into any
a.; oo' "os' common prints single time. This tn
us p'ce per oo1' u placed upon II IN order that il
may oe w'hn The means of every afflicted person of
me immunity that all, whether rich or poor may OBJ
'ain .he treasure Of health which tesuis from il.
rI'ee per box, so cts. Directions accompanying
Remedy for Thrush, Canksr, and Nursing so,,
Thousands, both old and young but e,peei,l,v moth
by The above stubborn diseases Tie ,oinnJa, 'o'i
'ng ana ignorance Of most practiceing pbv.ici,ns j.;
regard TO tins disease and the conseoYen, ,nc.,,,
:" cure nom Their prescriptions, - a subject nf
r., a.. 49, '"g vi those who have suffered
ings OF others WIG suher-
MANY are ,he cures We have witnessed perCo,med
au..' ,"m'ihes' 10 the worst stages Of Tbru,b
IAN, sn.ei ana Nursing Sore Mouth, even where The ma
,sIsn,.J nI.s.e gwen over by number Of the most
c,ass ., ~ 'hs compound thus confidently he
aied :" 'e H"faj 10 Dc aPPrset-
r"ss' 81 per package, SIs per dozen
of aoN, n 20, Rochester, NJ Y. ageots
c e" R and Maine, and for sale by II Y WHITE
s.N''A"' w.
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OTTO MOTHERS. IN

IWessrs, Chase, T. Co acknowledging much
said about The. Extraordinary uscof the Resurrection
Persian Pills upon those about to bccomc Mothers,
we were induced TO make trial Of them. My wife
was then the mother of children, and had suffered
the most tedious and excruciating pains dnrng and
after her confinement of each She had tried every
means and taken much medicine but found little or
no relief. She commenced taking the Persian Pills
about three months before confinement ther health
being very poor about this length of time previous J
and alter enabled by their use 10 attend ,o
the cares OF mother to her family until her conine.
ment. ~ The time she commenced taking the Per-
sian Pills. and for several weeks previous sho was
afflicted with hard dry cough, and frequent severe
cramps, which the Use OF the pills entirely removed
before using halt box. II is with great confidence
that we advise all those about TO become mothers 10
make use OF the Persian Pills. All who have taken
them In our neighborhood have got along in the same
easy manner, and are about the house in few DAYS
there does not appear to be half the danger of other
d,ncu't'es setting ~ after confinement where these
Pills are taken. We unitedly say let none neglect
taking them for they in the reach of the poor, us
well as the rich. We are truly thankful that there
is a remedy which females can easily procure which
BIDS 10 lessen tho world Of suffering which many Of
Them nave TO bear and perhaps the lives Of thou.
sanos which otherwise would be lost.
N"ches.er, May, Ith, 1888 corner Of CALEDONIA
square, Edinburgh street. For further particulars
| see subscribers. s. ROBERTS.
A.. ROBERTS
VergeDncs, VI. July 10th 1897.
Gehts.-l wish you TO send quantity OF your Per-
sian Pills to this place, for ! am sure they would
meet with ready sale. My brother in law. while
passing through your place, heard so much said in
their behalf, that he induced to purchase boxes
and may safely say that they have done more for
myself and half sister than $500 which had paid
Doctors and for other various prescriptions and med.
ic,nes have used % boxes Of BranGre;h's Pills,
winch gave ne some partial relief. But your pills
went right ahead like man of war. What passed of
looked Ike INK. My disease has been mined differ,
enty by every physician; but, INV idea TO- that il was
general viia'on of the fluids. which produce ed some
symptoms OF almost every disease. Il would be TOO
.eu'ous Tor me TO give you history of all my Difficult.
tics. was weak, dull stupid and reduced 10 rkel
e.on' All hopes Of my being restored had beer given
over except " my brother in law. Itook boxes of
y"u. pIs, ana am able to perform my duties 10 the
e. was much affected and her feet and legs swelleda
narsh cough constantly troubled her One box of Won,
s ent're'y relieved her from all those symptoms.
! am about to remove to Burlington. and would wish
an agency, &c, SR. LUTHER "'"
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purify the blood consequential, a, -
the cause ofcvcry Kind OF disease IL /,
lntely sure - cure every Kind Of e. ~
when morbid humours are drpo,n,s Y
membrane and muscle, ,ausing III. ~
Examinations and swellinvs, called n. he
Gooi, &c, the Indian NccciAbl, W."
relied upon ms always certain 10 40.
II pcrse veied with, will mos, a,,u,sJl' =
out fail, make prrfcc, cure of tho
malsdics. From three 10 siS of .a,das' i
e,nble Pills, taken every night ON a'''A
will in a short time, completely I'd
oil mo,bid and corrupt humoor., ,,5
iism, govt, and pain OF every d,r,,
disappear rs II by magic.
For the same reason, " hen, f,or,,i
grs IN the atmosphere, or any o,h.,
persp,raiion is checked, and ,h... -.
should pass Of by the skin, are ,l,s,sv
causing hesdace, nausea and si,L,,.
The bones. wa'ery and Unframed on,
honrsencss, coughs, con.umpto,
pains in various parts Of the bod. ,}n.
rr symptoms Of catching cold, va. ~
able Pills will invariabl, give .s,t,. =
Three ur four pills taken al MN ~
bed, and repeated few times, sa,tr.y
unpleasant symptoms and Ie,to, An
even sounder health than il wnsl.
same may he said Of Difficulty Of B,r
Asthma. The Indian Vegetable pJ,,a
and carry of by the stomach and so,.
tough phlegmy humors which sion N
cells OF the lungs, and are III. cause o. \,
dreadful complaint.
II should also be rememb, red tia, II,
Vegetable Pills are ce, tain 10 remo,, M.
side, oppression, nausea and sickness. ~
petite. costivt ness, a yellow tinee Of n
and eyes and every other symptom ,f \,
LIANT because they purge from Tie I'd,
corrupl and stpgnant humors which. n
posted upon the liver, IRE the caus ofo,
dar gerous complaint. They are also
preventative of Apoplexy and sudden ID
eau they carry of those humon whtI n
ling the ere ulaiion, nre the causa. Of,
deterninat on Of blood to the head,
especially on turning suddenly round-i
-drowsinrss--loss Of memory -ina,mu,,
the bruin- insanity and every olhs, 80
the mind. One word 10 the S,denm M
who labor within doors should ryns
they Fl, guenily breathe on atmo,pb,n /,
wholly unfitior The proper cxpan,n, Iih
and at the same time, owing to uus On,
the bowels are not sufficiently uRns.-
blood becomes impure, and hc,As n,
,ion, palpitation 81 the heart, and mir IN
agreeable symptoms are sure TO follow
The Indian Vegetable Pills being taS
of the stomach and bowels and dra
Of the blood, are certain not only to ZEN
or distress Of every kind from The baI
Used occasionally. so as TO Keep The "a
from those humoIs which are The csus
malay under heaven, they will most VI
promote such just and equal circulaio.
blood, that those who lead . ssdehiay M
be enabled toenJoy sound health, and dN'
any kind will he absolutely Impossible
| u Principal Office Tor the New I'm
States, for the sale Of the above valuable
No 1913, fremont, near Cont street, Ri
where they can be had ~ whols'sle sndw
".rAgenis have been sppo,N.sd io' Me
the Pills in almost every town IN Me-
2l-U 'N1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
] he Indian Vegetable Pills.

an" NJ. pu'gsuve medicine so justly balanced,
,hey cannot possibly injurs even the mos, deli.
cAie st The same lime, If used in su-h a name,
10 produce free eyacUations ny the boweIs !,
absolutely impossible for pain OF distress of an
.'nd 10 continue long in the body. The rsaso,
is plain; they cleanse the system of tho. h,
winch are opposed TO health, snd therefore 49,.
nos may USE ''"m with certainty OF slwsy. ah'
's,nIhg rehti, and pei answering IN The use a me-
"',h an equal certainty Of being cured "''
10 al eiso'dsfed motions Of The Blood. called
~ pa.'l'i hr'nt'en,, Nervous, Infsnmatory
enc ro,f'd levers the Indian Vegetable Pill
% FOUND Certain remedy, because ,h,v 1871
voc s'"'nse" aud bowels Of all bilious matte, ."d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
BOOTS and SHOt

NpHE subscriber rontinuf'
- Boot and Shoe making sViN
stand ~ usual, and will be h'PH
those that will favor him with
insure Them ss good work on IS w"
as can be purchased else where "A
POSTSCRIPT-Alln notes %.
Tor Boots and shoes must be PEI, Df.
.M,StaLs. ~
Rutland, 18th June, isiV'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
Cankcr Rash.

As I hear that the above disease 10 prevailing
as an epidemic in some parts Of Vermont, ! take
the liberty Of stating that individuals and fami-
lies afflicted with the disease will fluid their con.
6denee amply repaid, bv resorting TO the use Of
Morsons pills aud pot ders upon the first appear.
ance OF the disease. and by relying upon them
solely fora permanent and speedy cure. Use
Them daily according To the directions upon the
wrapper until well. Also for the colds and IRE
thfoa,s so prevalent, there is nothing like this
medicine in preventing il taken soon enough
and in curing if seated upon the throat and lungs
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR,
US. Agent, I-2 Wall 81. ny.
Anril 10 I,l--tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
Saddle and Harness Manu1acfo1v

NHE subscriber would inform the public Tia,
he has commenced the above business st
W we o'a s.and, formerly occupied by G. w. Ellis
IN Cas'ie'on, where he hopes 10 receive q liberal
snare OF patronage. lie will keep on hand or
make on short notice, all articles in his line of b.
s'ness' such as Saddles, Harnesses of oil Kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the coun,rv q,
eiv'-Also, a good assortment OF Bag Top nd
common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
70 order and old ones renovated A good assert.
"en, OF WHIPS and lashes, curry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, oil kinds ofcsrrisee Trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
wil be sold cheap Tor cash or approved credit;
mos, Kinds Of country produce taken in e1chsne
Ind It TO their advantage to call and examine
nofk aud prices before purchasing else " here.
hePainng done al short notice
NOLNEY SHERMAN.
IN Cssti~ion, Oct l.
~. ~ good lot Of sole leather on hand and
for sale chssp ior cash. o..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
DUct. Marshall's Aromat Ca
tarrh, and Headache Snuff

THIS snuff is superior to any thing yet known
tsrrh, and also a cold in the head, and the head.
ache. II opens and purges out all oheiructions
strengthens the glands, and gives q healthy &C.
ton to The parts affected. Il 10 perfectly free
from any ng deleterious in its composition
has pleasant favor, and its imn,edi effect az
ter being used, is sgreeable.-Pries, 81 l.2 ca
per Bottle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
p,. J.rm.s Espcc,orant.

n t,,r u,o,s srspslsing ssd wonderful GUYS ihsi
hat. ,,rs been known Az uha bsre ever nsrd
u 90 .fsfis.S, Cesgk, spifi,Ag 81 Siees, hs~V'
Gag CergA. CresySf Mrss, tessSs,ties, ,h'"r.
D. PtsBrtsy, Hs1vgcnsss Pats ssf ssren,ss Of
The ssrssl diIscuiiy of hr sthng, and every U'h-r
dsesse IL The inngs and breast, can and do ATTEST
10 ats usefulness. BHoscnirn. disease whieh
- nnnBsiiy sweeping Thousands tn prrfns'ure
grave under the misistcn name II Consumption,
70 alsdss cytd b. II. The usual svmBion1s u this
disr,se fBfoohonus,1 are Cough, soreness Of the
OF Throat, fiosrs~nrss, Difficulty 81 Breathing,
Athfna, Hectic Fever, splitting up Of rhisgm
of raancr, and sometrnss bieod IL 10 ininfnma-
lion Of the in. shin which lines tho ~ Of longs
shole 81 the Wind tubes OF air vessels, which run
through every part Of "a. lungs. THIS esprcto
rat Immediately soppresses the Cough, Pain In.
fsmstion, Fever, aid Difficulty Of Breathing, and
pfoeuers free and easy EyPedoraton, and
core 10 effected.
II AiEayt cures fstAna--two or three large do.
o., will cure the Group or Hirrs Of Children ~
tfom fifteen MINUTES o. an hours time. II Imme.
dis,ely subdoes the violence Of Hho0pihg Cough
and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who have
been given up y ,hcir physicians as ineurablc
with Consumption, have been restored TO pet
feet health by ".
JoHSATnATAN GOING, u d President
Of Granville College, OHIO, Gate of New York.
ssys The was labofinr under severe cold cough
and boarse ness and that his difficulty OF breath.
H., ~ g.. -. So. So, a",o..,
So" T W. W.. g.
x.,s. % 20 ~ A. ,hm. y,
,-.n,, 80. .,,.s,r, nv ns,n, ,-o n,,,,n. =,
In. ~, Jeine M. W,,d also or salem wa.
800 49,. ~ 49, sn..u,s'n, -. ,a,,is
-. u 80 - ~ -, y, $500 e,
e. $50, ~ ~ -, II 49,. Ce..''.' 49, ~
.sAa,, s1". -, Wv .s,,i" ~.
n.,I ,'o,eu .! s, @..e,;a ~.
n,..,ls .a..,.s .aah hoa,sena.. "a
$50. ar,n. - "a 80. ho,,,. -,
80, 's,. " W. ~" :, ~. ~, .is 'e "
1' ~, n -, ~ - D.. n. p.l..l
~ uo','., ~ 49,, In, ,,aU,a, 49,
IT,, ~ ..i .,,'i.,.,ca "a, n,
n ,. - 49,, ~ a.. M.d,s.i In
,si,y pa.a.n,ni. nd IN ",ns,;sncad
.,.s,,y,;,n., ac ,n.Xsin. So n,en,rsd 20 an.
r,,se;,,. a.. ann,.,on. ,s.,;o,oni,lI in f,,o, IF
h. aia,I.n, medical ,renara,ions much mors
highly than the great majority Of those which are
extensively eulogised. On trial OF them in my
have more han realized their favorable an,icipa.
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The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Sunerior 10 the uyCcan. Rrnndfcth's

=
Evans, Tomato. the Matchlcss (priccdl Sanati,e
OF any oibci Pills or Compound before the public
Ne certified TO by Physicians and others. I ct none
condemn them until they try them and then VIC are
certain they Will not.
II IL now settled point with all who have uscd
tbsvegctablc PERSIAN PILLS. that they arc pre-
emincotly the best and most eflcacions FAMILY
MEDICINE ,ba, has vet been used in America "
Every family could become acquainted with their
Sovereign power disease. they would Keep them
and be prepared with sure REMEDY TO apply on
the first appea rance of disease. aud then how much
distress would lie avoided and money saved. n well
the lives Of thomas uds who hurried Of time by
neglcciog disease in its frs, stages by no, ben
in possession Of remedy which they can place de
pendence upon
THE RESURRECTION OR PER-
SIAN PILLS. The name Of these pills originated
from the circumstance o. the medicine beng only
found in the cemetries OF Persia. This vegetable
production being Of peculiar kind, led TO expert.
ments as to its medical qualities and virtues In hall
century II became an established medicine for the
diseases Of that country. The extract Of this ngu
lar production introduced into some parts Of Eu>
rope in the year 1888 and used by many celebrated
physicians in curing diseases, where all other mcdi
cnes had been osed in vain. Early in the year 1872
the eytrci was comoined with n certain vegetable
medcin imported from Dura Baca. in the East In
dies, and formed into pills The admirable effects oil
this compound upon the human system led physicians
and families into it's general use. Their long estan.
lished character their universal and healing virtues
cal action upon the eanduar part Of the system. arc
such will sustain their reputation and general use
in the American Republic.
To r.. Chase. r. Co,
Gent. Sirs This is 10 inform Won that we have
used your Persian vegetable Pills fot year past, in
our practice, and well pleased with their opcratior
Relieving them to fulfil their advertisement in answer
ing rs substitute where calomel is Indicated VI
can recommend them To the public
Drs BROWN. M'KENZIE g. HALSTEAD.
Rochester, 1887.
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sumption q. is commonly the case The agents
inform us tina, the difference IN the Appearance
Of patients who used tue Morison's pill, wss TOO
STRIKING To afford room to doubt which of the
two was the best physicians. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30
Going West

THE Subscriber has two good BOATS which
4 will leave Whitehall, N. Y. for Buffalo
N. Vas soon as navigation opens, and on the Sd
and 4th Tuesdays Of May, June, August and DC
tober All goods stored with me free Of charges
JONATHAN Policy.
Poliy's Landing, Fort Aun, N. Y. March ie4O
1l-S@
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" O [ &c e

~ tlce.
TN s is 10 notify all whom it may concern tina,
have given my son, Charles G. Damon,
the remainder Of his minority, and shall not claim
his earnings or pay debts Of his contracting az.
ter this date. CHARLES DAMON
Hubbardion, June 4, 1870 1916
Lead A gueduct.
THE liberal patronage already received, has
L iduced the subscriber to ontnue the man.
ufacture Of
l. E AID PIPE.
or superior quality, Of all sizes, from half inch
to inch and half, ut his shop in Rutland Mill
Village. ALSO,
Metallic Composition Pumps.
An excellent article, known in point Of neatness
and utility 10 be equal 10 any now IN u.e.
All orders in his business will be promptly a..
tended 10, and Pipe in any quantities furnished
at short notice.
WILLIAM w. WHITNEY.
Rutland, March Is, 1870 IA GIN ii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-06-30

HAueas, James AcDaniels OF Danbs. in IN.
county OF Rutland aforesaid has, at the nre,ep,
iefm, hlcd has ball 10 cbsnoery sgainst Jonathan
Weller, John II. Weller, Seneca Smith ,na H.,
than y Smith of DANNY Aforesaid. and U;t,n,
"oFden and Cslhsrins worden wife Of aid "a
rs'" OF iinmouth IN sad county, SsIiAg, that on
The sAh day Of March 1859, the said John n
wiener was Indebted 10 the orator IA divers sum.
OF money specified tan three promissorr not.s
one dated .sh March 1881, Ir ago.. na,,h.
10 the orator, one dated 2slh July is5l for 500
payable 10 Thomas NeDsniels OF order. IN ons
year from the Let day Of January Is.ys, with an.
naai interest, one dated 24lh July lisa. u.,.LI.
10 Ire SAID Thomas order on The L., ds, ~
January 1875, with annual inlereG. xhieh ia,
tso noses sefe before that time indorsed ks ~.
sad Thomas 10 the orator and 10 seeurs an.
Paymeni Of aaid sums the SAID John "A h.d -
The 9ih day Of Augost ! "a, executed 10 an. 80
Thomas deed % mortgage. of M, und,,,a.S
,harss o. The said John II li.ny aad N.,I.n IN
ths TEAL estate sbsIsof their father Nathan WI
lef lsls q sid DaBbY died seised. ub,eh ,,,d
deeS bA before The SAD 25th osy of N.teh $50
been assigned BY IN. said Thoms, 10 IN. .,.,o,
that The ssie John n had, previous 10 The ,.,'
cuison 81 sad deed, puIeh1see OF IA. ,.,a n,
Than ADJ Harry their respective shares ofsaid te.i
estate, ane had, before The said go osy Of Mach
$50, made contract ~ith the sad CsthsIin.
is's'ef q n. sad John n and the ssi4 Hiram
hsf hasSsnd, for the purchase o. her shsfe 10 the
TAG real estais. AID had pad 60 the said :l,rss
Aso SAlhsrine The smounl Of purchase uaoney a.
gree uPon bsi~een Them and the ssid John "A
acc 'hsi Pfs''01a 10 ,sac sinee the assortment
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James Mechanics

Jonathan Weller, John II. Wei.
ler' Hiram Worden, Catharine
Worden, Seneca Smith and Ma
than j. Smith.