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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-11


Amount Of Interest on $256S7 "a for
IL months at per ct. l799, 10
Amt OF int. due and not paid 3 so
Amt Of Loan that has been col
lected by course of law 500 90
Amt Of loan now in suit 500 90
" " due and not in
suit 100 90
The expenses incurred in the man.
agement Of said Fund are as follows, viz:
Amount paid Preston w. Sci.
lers for printing Report 8 so
Amt paid Sam'l Kerr F'd Com. IA O0l
" Sam'i Ross IS 90
Noah Ellis /" IA 90
Z" g IIezekah Lindsey '.V'
Clerk 10 Commissioners 8 OOI
Amt paid Peter L. Wilson CTk
to Commissioners 10 90
Amt paid To David &. Devore
Attorneys fees for colleniion 90 90
Amt paid to Samuel Kerr for
going 10 Columbus 10 receive
this Coun,y's proportion of
resppnrtionment Of Surplus
. Revenue f9 ea l6 0Ol
ts es
Annual income $i79s 10
',l SAMUEL KERRY Find Comm
SAMUEL ROSS, of
NOAH ELLIS, Broom County.
Jan. 23,ls4l. J
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STATE OF OHIO,

STATE OF OHIO, So
Bows COUNTY COURF OF COMMON PLEAS.
October Term, A. d. ls4O.
Robert IS. Mono" IN cHANcERY.
Philip D. Wilson. r rf
de it remembered, that on the l7th day Of
ID October, A. D. I540, the Complainant
dlsd in said Court his certain bill in ChaneerY,set-
ting forth thaton the 25th day of September, 1888,
the Defendant became indebted to him in the
sum of two hundred and twenty dollars, and exc
euted to him his writing obligatory for the pay
msnt Of said sum ofmOney in two years after tho
date thereof; and that to secure said sum Of mo-
nay, the Defendant executed his certain mort
gage on ih-lOt No. (Se) eighty-six lying in
Georgetown, in said County, north of mNrke {
street. The prayer of the bill is, th' {, by de-
cree of said Court, the said mortgage be fore
closed and said lot sold to discharge the claim
aforesaid, &c.
And on motion and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the said Defendant is
not resident of the State of Ohio, ordered that
notice of the tendency and prayer of the bill be
published in the "Democratic Standard" news
paper printed and in general circulation in said
county, six weeks in succession previous to the
next term Of this Court.
GEO. w. KING, Clerk.
DAVID G. DEvoRE, SOpr.
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sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Applegats Benjamin Anderson Robert
Anderson Nelson
B.
Brainard William Barns NJ
Bayne Henry hangover Mary Ann
Brown ohm
C
Currei Mary Creighton John
d
Drake spa #. Drake Frances
Draks-Mrs Margaret
F.
Fyae Benjamin Fyfs John
- NJ G.
Galbrsath Rachel Graf John
H s...
Hill James K Heunan Joseph
Hughs Burwell Horn Ellen
Hunt Robert
Jonson Sarah Jamison GlascO
X
KeAnott Valentine
L
Lindsey Jesse Leach Joshua
M
Martin Joel McFadden Jacob . 3,
Miller Catharine D Moore Miss Melissa
N
Nieheson jeremiah Newman Mrs Jane
P.
Poe Jesse
X
Ross Miss Mary Ross David
Ross John
s
Sellman SarahJ Sinms Mrs Mary
Shields VIM Esq Stately VIM G
Sellers Mrs Polly a5-
T
Thomson Robert r Thorn Thomas
Thomas William L 2
Ia w
Warlaumont, or Norlaumont, Michel
- DAVID CRAWFORD, P. M.
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TERMS.

AllNnkJs
For one copy of the Extra Globe S.
copies do "I 5
l2 do do 70
25 do do 90
And so on in proportion for a greater number,
For one copy Of the Congressional Gobe, or APP
pendx. so cents
For six copies ofeithor So 50 e'.
~ do 5 90
25 .a do 10 90
And SO on ia proportion for greater number.
Payments may be transmitted by mail, postage
paid, at our risk. By the regulations of the Post
ffic1 Department, postmasters are authorized to
frank letters containing money for subscriptions
10 newspapers. arrs ....e
Tbs notes of any bank current in the section
of country whers subscriber resides, will bs re-
Geived by us at par.
CS5-NO attention will he paid to any order un-
less the money accompanies it. a.gl.
BLAIR g. RIVES.
Washington Civ, April S. lS4t.
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List nfLettars

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at George
h town, on the 3lst day of March, l64l,
which il not taken out in three months will bo
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21

In Brandon, on the lIth inst, ERAsrUs C.
SPooNER. late graduate of Middebury College,
in the 9th year of his age.
10 the state of Alabama. E. w. SHERMAN.
a graduate of Middiebury College.
In Bridport. Mr.. OLIVER ELDR,DeE, a re-
spectacle inhabitant OF that town.
In Shoreham on the 18th inst. of consump-
ton. Mss HARRIET NJ. CHIPMAN, daughter of
Ion. Isaac Chapman, aged 10 years.
In Burlington. on the 18th inst, Jos2HH N.
DUNNlNG. aged 46.
In Croydon, N. r., on the ult. Widow Pie
BE BARTON, in the s2d year of her age. Print
e:s in Woodstock are requested DC.
In Prairevlle. Wisconsin, Nov. 9th, Mrs.
LUCY Human, daughter of the Hon. Moses
Strong. of Rutland.
In Freedom. Ohio, on the 18th ult., Mr.. ABB.
NER Fl. Powers, aged &c, formerly Of Roches-
Ter, vi.
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Correspondence of the Tribune.
Washington, Dec. II. lS4

Washington. Dec. -. lS4'.
On one subject was under misaPprehen-
sion prior TO coming here. supposed the
larger portion of the locofoco party intended TO
support Mr.. Van Buren, for President in 1874.
1t is not so. Unless am greatly mis- AIKEN.
The recluse of Undertook has now very few
advocates south or'west of the Delaware. The
tide may turn in season but just at present it
sets very strongly against him. and his look is
a sorry one.
The party will probably take lis next can
didate for President from the Senate, and per-
baps for Vice Presiden, also Mr.. buchanan,
of Pa. is certainly looking TO the first post, ahd
Mr.. King, of Ala, is esteemed eligible for the
second. But Col. Benton's star appears TO be
in the ascendant, al least at The Globe ofhce.
His clustering voice was instantly raised in
vehement opposition 10 the message, in order to
foresall the judgment of the party. and hush
the appreciation which il was feared lis moder-
ate tone and conciliaiory doctrines would ex.
tort. Ii is his ruffian spirit which dictates the
brutal attacks on Mr.. Webster which deiile the
columns of that sheet, if lis defilement be
possible. Last evenings leading article vio-
lenily assails that portion of the which treats
of the right of search on the slave coast. which
| it attributes TO Mr.. Webster, insnuatiDg
broadly and repeatedly that he is in the pay OF
England, and engaged in selling our rights and
interests 10 her for sordid gold Such is the
spirit of master and man-Benlon and Blair.
Shall they ever again be the rulers of the
American. people
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21
State Convention of the friends of
Education.

The committee appointed by the Education
Convention assembled at Brandon on the 5th
OF January 1s4l, hereby give notice to the
friends of education throughout the state, that
aConvention will be held at MIDDLEBURY
on Thursday the thirteenth OF January, 1912,
commencing at o'clock A. NJ, to hear the
report OF the committee, and to take into con-
slderatlon the educational wants and interests
OF Vermont. They respectfully but urgently
ask full and general attendance.
Thomas FL. Palmer
Wm. C. KiHridge
ID. W. C. Clarke
Ebenezer N. Briggs
E. j. Halock
Dec. 7, 1s4l. Committee.
Editors in the state are requested TO give
this notice two insertions.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21
ESTATE OF ETHAN ANDRUS.

WE. the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of ETHAN ANDRus, late of Middle
bury, in said District, deceased, and also all
claimsand demands exhibited in offset thereto ::
And months from the 18th, day of this month
being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment, at the dwelling house of the deceased,
in Middlebury, OF the first Tuesday Of Janua-
nv, and March, next from nine o'clock. A. NJ.
until four o'clock, P. NJ. on each of said days.
DoRAsTUs WOOSTER, ! Commits
IRA ALLEN, SionerS
Dated at Middlebury, this 10 day of Novem-
Der 1871.
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thodist-episcopalian; Rev. Mr. Hawley, episco.
palan; Rev. Mr.. French do.
On the first vote viva voce] the whole No
of votes was 1913
Necessary to a choice 100
Of which Mr. Maffit received 1873
Hawley IL
French SO
So Rsu. J. N. .Mo6ft was duly elected.
House adj.
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A. WILCOX.
Brighton Market.

Dec. 18Th.
We perceive very lille variation. Former
prices of Beef hardly sustained. 1900 sheep
in market, and as dull as ever. The demand
for wool limited but no change in the quota
lions.
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ESTATE OF TIMOTHY MATTHEWS, in.


WE the subscribers being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
Timothy Matthews Jr.
late of Middebury, in said. district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and six
months from the 18th day of November ls41,
being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the business of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house of the deceased,
in said Mddlebury, on the second Mondays of
January and May 1912, from o'clock A. M.
until o'clock P NJ. on each of said days.
LEVI NEEDHAM,
E. B. SMITH, com'Fs
Middleburv, Nov. II, 1871. 80.
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NOTICE..

Delegates TO Temperance aid Educational
Conventions 10 be held in this place on the II
ard 18th of January next, will be provided with
accommodations if they wish, free of charge,
by calllng-hosc from the south, at Mr.. Am.
on "iicox's store, and those from The North
and East, at Mr.. Gordon's office near the COL
ion Factory.
Accommodations for large number will be
provided.
A. WILCOX,
Oh. com. of nrrnnrnm'fs
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Machine Cards.

ACHINE CARDS will be kept for sale
NA by the subscriber, and made to order
at short notice Also for sale hand and horse
Cards, Card-tacks, emery and comb plate OF
all kinds. Also SCREEN for tanning mills OF
all kinds in use, and screen for SAFES; also
iron and brass meal SEIvEs--all of the best
quality and sold low for cash only.
SAM'L B. BENT.
Middlsbury, Dec. =, 1s4l. sl,6m.
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nj arried.

In Weybridee, on the 10Th Inst. by Rev C.
PrindIe, Mr.. 7. MATHEWS. of Plttsfield w.,
10 Miss MARTHA G. CHILDs of Weybridgc.
la Salisbury. on he 18Th inst, BY Rev Mr..
BeniIv, Mr.. NORMAN S. STOREY. TO Miss Roxy
A. eldest daughter of Morris Graves Esq.
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Notice.

fEiHE subscriber having made arrangements which
l. disconnccts him with the stove business in this
town for the present, desires all those who are owo.
ing him on Book or otherwise, Immediately 10 call
and settle with him at his brick store the second
door north Of the Vermont Hotel. Attention 10
this notice may trouble and expense TO those
concerned. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
Middlebury, Dec H. lS41. 32tf
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District 81 .7ddlson, SIS.
DE it remembered, that at a Probate Court
ID holden at Middebury within and for the
district of Addison, on the first day of Docem-
Der A. d. 1S41,
Peter Starr. named executor in an instru-
ment purporing TO be the last will and Tesla
ment of
REBECCA MILLER,
late of said Middlebury deceased, presents the
same for probate: 1t is therefore ordered that
the same be examined for probate by said curt
a. a session thereof 10 be holden at the Office
Of The Register of said court in said Middle
bury, on "Wednesday, the 22d day of December
instant at one o'clock in the afternoon: and
tina, notice thereof be given 10 all persons inter-
ested, that they may appear and make their OBJ
iections 10 the probate aud allowance of said
will. by publishing certified copy of this or.
de- in the MiddIebury Peoples Press, news.
paper printed in Middlebury, three weeks sue
cessively previous TO The time of said court.
is. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record, 31w3
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL Register.
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=
~
Elm SHOP.

{ LARK RICH, dealer in SrovEs, STOVE TRIM
>, MNGs. PLoUGns. CAULDRoNs, OVEN MOUTHS.
HOLLOW WARE, CoPPER PUMrs. LLAD Pre-, ZSc
&c And Manufacturer Of
lin, Sheet Iron and Copper ware;
sill. continues The business at SHOREuAM. and
also in the village of BRANDON, next do or west
OF the f"si Otic &C, where he intends to make per-
maren' stand, and by his good work and scasonablc
piicts 10 secure good share Of the custom OF the
adjacent community.
IJNoTE. He is prepared 10 make BRASS KET-
lies, 10 order, and new bottom old ones
Wool, Pclts, Rags, Hen and Geese feathers, old
PEWTER, Brass and Iron, and Farmer's produce re-
ceived IN exchange for most kinds Of ware.
December, 1871. 33tf
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-21

I'D EAVER g. Pilot Cloths, Broad Cloths,
Id Black and Fancy Cassimeres-New and
fashionable style Yes, ing, all well adapted for
this and the approaching season. for sale al
small advance from cost al the Store of
z. BECK WITH & Co.,
Oct. 1871. 70
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PLASTER g. SALT.

PLASTER 81 SALT.
TIME. subscriber has now on hand and for
u s:.ls very low
1000 Bushels C. w. Salt,
1900 do 7. /. do
200 do Lisbon, do
200 Bbls. fine Western Salt,
200 Tons Nova Scotia Plaster, in
Bulk or Boys as purchasers may wish.
ALSO
10 Boxes Mould Candles.
10 do No. / Soap,
do do Sperm Candles.
Merchants wi, ling to purchase ) "A L. L
will have it at reduced price.
r. CHAPMAN.
Vcrcennes Oct. a, le4l. 30 If
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Strayed.

Strayed.
<seayssS FROM the pasture of COL Benia.
tsxNSsG i min Allen, in the north part of
N~X Lincoln, in Jnly or August las, two
AM or three Jear old Stecrs-one Of
which has a white belly and face tho other Brindle
With white ficc.-Also, red yearllng hefer from
the north part of Bristol all of which have picco
taken from the upper part OF the left ear ANY per-
son who W ii give information where a part or all
may be found, shall be justly paid for expense and
trouble. T. DUNTON.
Bristol, Dac. Is, lS4l. 33v3
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Crockery,G GLASS q China,

A LARGE assortment now opening and
for sale at the lowest rate by
ztf- TIC. SMITH.
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For Sale.
NOTICE.,

n S hereby given that TIE Copartenship
Il heretofore existing between the undersiga-
ed, under the firm Of James Fl. Chapman & Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAMES II. CHAPMAN.
JOHN B. CHAPMAN.
Larrabees Point, 9th Oct. lS4l.
z H E undersigned hereby gives notice TINT
4 the books and accounts of the late firm Of
James III. Chapman, & Co. also all other de-
.nands due the said firm are assigned to him
and nre left in the hands of U. II. Everest ESQ.
OF Shoreham for collection.
JOHN B. CHAPMAN,
Shoreham October. 9th Is4I.
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STRA YED

ESTRAYS.
BROKE into the enclosure of he subscriber,
about two months ago, two CALVES-one a
red line-back steer. with rope on the neck !;
the other a heifer, dun color and small. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take
them away. LEONARD RICH.
Weybridge, Nov. 80, 1s41. 81.
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Timothy Matthews Jr.
70 SINGERS.

MUST RECEIVED, large quantity of
e. the GAMMA SAcRA, or Boston collection
of church music; Modern Psalmist; Boston
Academy; Olcon; Krngsey's Choir; Bos
ton Glee book Boston Academy's mammal of
vocal music and Gardeners music OF Nature.
Singing schools can be supplied with any
quality, cheap for cash, at the Book store of
J. HAGAR.
November Is. 2S6w
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ALSO
Quarto Family Bibles; Octave; Webster's
and Others POCKET BIBLES in a
great variety of bindings,
for sale by ]. HAGAR
P. S.--Most kinds offs schools books used in
this vicinity. 10 be had at wholesale, as cheap
as in New York or Boston.
November Is. 2S6w
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A whole family murdered.--A Mississi.
ppi paper gives an account of the murder
ola whole family named Welson. at small
village called Huntsville. The atrocions ACT
was committed by negro slave in revenge
for some small chastisement he received at
the hands Of one Of the family, whom he i'm.
mediately killed with a broad axe, and fol-
lowed up the act by Staying the sister, the
father, the mother, and an infant child
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-27
EriRraes Vegetables de Vie.

I'll StKOP5 AMEh5D DIT DR. M0FFAT
n rs pltles lie Vie ont etc nominees aims
E-A par rlnsieurs indisidtis 4 dui eIIes on,
satve In vic. Dams me infinite ,1e cas- 1e,lr efig
cacIte n paru pressure mirncaieuse. M In. fa-
cutie qu'elles possedent d- purifier les orcanes
vitai'x ct de aleur donncr ,lu ton eli dc In vi
gucurss Cos pilules sont p,tre,ntnt ct eptie re-
'nent composites dc yfgftaux. Giles re ~con,icn-
nent NJ i%nercure, nj arsenic, q. anttriojnc, nj
a'icnn aiitre metal. Files sont ~cxtraites dc plan.
ties rares, don't les ycrtus sont connucs dc puis
long DIES tributs indien,aes, ct r6ce mment
de 1~lcl1nes chimistcs distineiGs. TN de Ieur
pfinclpaux cfets, est dc detacher hes paro;s de
Pestomac les itnpuretGs gui sly deposept cont.
nne''etneht ct lie donncr nm jeu iibre au fife
ct aux po,lmons, dcsqucls depend Ia rEsuIaritS
lie p~lusieurs ofganes. 20.
Les slrops Amers du phGnix sont a,.ssi en-.
herement composites de vegeiaux, ct sont nm
retnede infailllblc pour tputes especcs de Ge-
yres inter mittentes. lis chassent lie mercure din
%systene, ct ell ddtruisent avcc promptitude les
matlvais effets. ss 80"
Dc plus ampIes details Sc tronvens sur lea
prospectus qoi accompagnent chaaue boitc ct
cbaque b%outeille dc sirop. st @@E+ '"2
lie depot 4 Baton Rouge est chez y, .Jorr.
pAs, Pharmacien, qui est charge dc 10 yeu,e de
mes Medicines 50 tschcz 'qui on peurra sc or, en-.
ref toutlcs details necessaires. sst '.r.E
WIN n. MoFFAT.
New YORK. Is Septcmbre 1859,
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Academic dies Nacsn0tscilcs
DE BATON ROUGE DlRlGEE PAX
yg r.. AZ radc, FISH TEX. .

" A aoipziemc session, de eslse hc,'en'e -
"A 4 commence lie 4 Janyier lS41. M'is'e auh
adj do rin,er6t des G,6ves d'entrer IN commence.
me ut ds Ia session, les parents tte,vsn' sh 'o"'
,,us s,,nrner Ieurs e%rfans, IL rrix dsia Ps"sio' nc
comt,,, une tu Jour lie l'entree he lsieVe.
Kiea No SOFA nesIige ri epafsp pour ii's'f'e'
lion dss el6ves, les mcdlleurs auteir' Sef""t nis u
leur pffics. - 80,
6xh h $500 parnn, payable ~ quarter u "p'"se'
lie b'p,ct,issnge Sc paycra q PIT Lor"l"e ~ pen.
siouu.i G,urnit dos Its on pa'ra u par D pa
,nn;.. q, nusiuue sfra ptyor $40 par quarter
pusasd dies instnfmsps t'ihf'fs par NOR. =.
:, s." a.r4;s n,o IA, ..,,,is, II ne sera fat aufans
da,luct,o p,pr lie tens prdu par i'ele7e eSctptt
- III az 4. ,,al,d,e ave. he cours des eiudet
"', nnl., tours. lea branches dune education
- ,Jn,s Il, ,pe;r,re, les Ouyfages Ell Gre, G
ceax A IA,ruills seont c~nsfignes asec so'n a"i
,le,es n,; les de,rernpt les langnes Latino e
Crrea'ss ssron, s@,e'sness 4 part ~ p.'A % GU
De- r. 80. ~
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Es..t dc In Louisiana.
coor d. Qpntrieme District. = Pafo'sse
Olest Baton Rouge.
John Il. Go,han', c,7

u H@ T.
John L. Gotian', A. r,1 +
On. q. johnson. ,roisiotne posse se,rs
DrAre dc Saisie CT De 'e,'te' ns
MI AN yertu dun ordre dc saisjf q 90 yefie q mn
A Iasre.ss par I'hon. Gov, do Q'atr'tH'e Ols'f'ft
=. A. pa,,.s4 a. Q, titat CT -drssus non,ittts, j'fSposc-
IN, On ettta l~nhltgue, ,et,
sAMEDt,3 Avfil proclaim lsa',
, i, Maison de Gouf do IN Paroisse Quest ta'pn
pn,ee. aux ,eures orlinsi'es d y stn,es, ioos les
dro,is. tires, inn,erb,s ct lrotehlians ne ! Mares - .
l,hosop. ],rdis,ene possesss,ir, defetidet't dams vt
na,, i, tnoprietd si,isante, saeotf:
,1ne UABIrATiON sitiee dams eettf pafn'sse
+, env;,ou n, ttemi Mile a~n,iessos dc ~ v'l'e 20
I,,,,, Ro,,s,. contel,ant einq afpe's dc face a'
nsnye iAi s.si,,i, sur nne profonde'tr de aah's.
y,spts arueas, en iienas pnrallelsT, Iimitce en- ifao'
mar v. Allan Sr. iadts, ct D. present ah's't pess'
81 .p has pas les terres de NJ. s.. Ui,iat', cntf.npP
.yer %tantr4 los batisaeS ct ame %ihraiahs q'i ey
,r5ttyep,. hi dise habitatton ve'tdoe %e'IeHf u ID
,eryj,,,le dsam cana de vihat piedS Do 'a'gs, "a
vers,ut i ta,c ~eeritiun distance ta hensa.
ssisis ponr aattsfaite au i'gcmept e' aux f'Ai
dana 10 py,res ci-dessia. tE
Goodino,s- Al Compliant.
81 fsv-a vsr. iftBTsGT, Sheriff