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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-11
COuSINING

A country gentleman lately arrived at Boston,
and Immediately repaired to the house of re-
lative, lady who had married merchant of that
city. The parties were glad to see him, and in
vlted him to make their house his home, (as he
declared his intention of remaining in the city
day or two.) The husband of the lady, anxi-
Gus to show attention to a relative and friend of
his wife, took the gentlcman's horse to a livery
stable in Hanover street Finally, his visit be-
came visitation, and the merchant, after the
elapse of eleven days found, besides boarding the
gentleman, pretty considerable bill had run up
at the livery stable. Accordingly he went to the
man who kept the stable, and told him when the
gentleman took the horse he would paw the bill.
every good" said the stable keeper II under
stand you"
: Accordingly in short time, the country gen
tleman went to the stable and ordered his horse to
be got ready. The bill, of course, was presented
to him.
'Oh," said the gentleman, s:Mr. nv
relation, will pay for this"
every good, sir,' replied the stable keeper.
"please to get an order from Mr. -; it will
be the same as money"
The horse was put up again. and down went
the country gentleman to Long Wharf, where
the merchant kept.
well" said he, "I am going now"
care yOu2' replied the merchant "Well
good by"
. Well, about my horse; the man saws the hill
must be paid for his keeping"
"Well, 1 suppose that all right, sir"
Yes-well, but you know that 1 am YOUR
wifes cousin"
"Yes," said the merchant, know YOU are
but uour horse is not"
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PRICES ED.
CHEAP TAILORING!

A complete Suit Of Clothes aOiU be made for So.
TEHHE subscriber having fitted up Rooms at his resi-
ID dence, few doors east of the Standard Office, and
having made arrangements for executing Fashionable
and Cheap work, socits share Of public patronage.
He is determined to use every effort to please those
who may favor him with call. and feels confident from
his long experience and former success to give entle
satisfaction
The reports of FASHIONS regularly received from
the best Establishments in the Union and satisfactory
references will be given, if required
Gentlee''s Garments Of eOery description cat at re-
duced prices.
- Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks cut in the ala
mode. C.. G. NELSON
Raleigh, August, 1S43. 459-tE
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SALE OE VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE

>rA By virtue of t.cO conveyances, made to Us
~ 5%stsst oSs sy s M SHf1zE ay s1'
| and Of record in the Clerks Office O.
! Granville Co. NJ c.. and the other bearing date 18th
May, ls4s and of record in the Clerks Office of NECK
ienGug Co., "a We shall proceed to sell the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder the 3lst of October 1913
the Landed Estate Of said A. w. Venable in Granville
| n c.. known as BROWNSVILLE' containing by
survey 5000 ACRES And all the SLAVES on the
said Estate together with the STOCK of all kind -
the crop of Corn, Tobacco and Plantation Tools. Also
the End of November, 1SI3 the premises to the
highest bidder, will be sold the Landed estate of the
said Venabe which he resides Clarksville,
in the County of Mecklenburg Va. known Kinderon,
containing $50 ACRES, together with the SLAVES on
said estate, conveyed to the stock of Horses and
Cattle crop of Corn and Tobacco, Household and Kit
chen Furniture, also, large aud we'll selected Library
Directly after the sale of the Kin6erton property, we
shall sell in the 1OW of CHarksUe to the highest bid
der, "Venable's WAREHOUSE" and a number of
improved and unimproved LOTS. Also, other
of LAND Clarksville, containing 250 ACRES and
one half interest in a SAW MILL.
The Slaves from 20 to so in number likely and ex-
ceedngly valuable. The Brownsville estate is in high
state ofcuvaon and improvement with excellent Build
ings, extensive Meadows and obaccolos; Orchards of
select fruits and we'll wateredn all parts of the estate
he situation healthy, neghborhood desirable and the
land will be divided to suit purchasers The Knderton
estate is elegantly improved the buildings and of
the best kind, the Lands of fine quality and adion
the ourishing village of Cla:ksvile; the Garden Or
chards fine water and convenience Market make this
a most desirable estate.
TERMS. The Brownsville estate will be sold on
credit of and years, bonds with satisfactory securi-
y, bearing interest from the day of sale will be required
and possession given ls December with the privilege of
seeding crop of Wheat. The Kinderon estate will be
sold for like credits except cash payment of about
$2SOo to the title, possession given 25h Decem
ber with the privilege of seeding crop of Wheat The
Warehouse Town property and other lands will be sold
on the like credits with the other Real estate. The
Slaves and other personal property will be sold cred
it Of MONTHS bonds with satisfactory security bearing
interest from the day of sale will be required on all sums
above $2O, that sum and under Cash.
According to the provisions of the Deeds all creditors
invited to forward and bid to the full of
their claims, except for such property be sold to
satisfy some claims of small amount specially secured in
said deeds.
The title to the above property is believed 10 be inds
putable, but acting Trustees shall only convex
such title as is vested in US by said Deeds
J. ! GARa!E6roN' E sPEEG1 Trustees in N. C.
R: R: T.WATK1hs. TgSsETai Trustees inva.
Sept 9th, s65-5t
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Male and Female Teachers in Want
of Situations.

VWNHE subscriber is acquainted with several Male
Il and Female Teachers who in want of situations
amongst them the following
young Man of fine character, pious intelligent and
we'll raised. who wishes plain English School, with
salary cf from three to five hundred dollars and board
per annum.
Several others wanting Schools where man and wife
can be employed in the same place.
Some or very desirable Female Teachers, of the
usual English Branches French, and Music the Piano
Forte who wish situations in private families public
schools. with salaries of $500, $50 and 400 and board
per annum.
And other Female Teachers of the English Branches
only, with salaries of from $3.50 to $50 and board.
Applicants ought always to remember two things one
is that the best salaries command the best Teachers and
the other is to pay postage when they write upon these
subjects. E. P. NASH.
Petersburg, Va.
Who has hand extensive assortment of the very
best and cheapest Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery and
fancy articles.
Sept 27. 465-4t
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Travellers going North.

E no wish to travel not only the BEST but the cheap
w est route, acH be careful not to stop at "SLED-
GE's miles south Of GdstOn,'' but to keep Gas
ton, where instead ofa Stage they will find Rail Road
Cars ready to carry them to Baltimore and ochere they
can get Tickets to Baltimore at the pice thcu caa
ger e at etG0n, and thus the amount of Stage
J0reJ rom SIedgeS TO Weld0u, we'll ride of II
is miles in Stage a rough road.
The roue by Castor is the only mail route, and fpas
sengers are not put in Baltimore by it, than by the
Stage from Sledses, Their money tc be returned them
Passengers wishing to go to Weldon, informed that
the Cars from Castor connect Immediately at the juno
hon wl:h the Mail Train from Petersburg to Weldon :;
and besides having agreeable tide round, they
Will lind the fare less than it is by the Stage.
For further Information and Tickets Baltimore ap-
ply to the Agent of the Company at CASTOR
Office G. & R. r. r. Co.,
September !, 1843. 463-4t
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MAGICAL PAIN Extraction

Nl HeaIA 1000 trials and all success fnI IOSUue
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT0P' prove poSe
mable. II not only cures quicker but gives m oS
tonal pain, nor leaves scar. Fire is postiveI u' wi
dered harmless. (S1C has been offered six moryt 'e
any person returning an empty box and saying Ibs,
all agony on amounting is extracted in few r;
ues, yet not from thousands of trials since 'Iln m
claimed the bonusl Parents anxious to guard acan
general injuries and save money time, torture and s
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured Rn
burns, or even smallpox pustules, Git POSSESSING 1
enviabe power to replace the ceua1y organs des,rnn @
ed) can co so by obtaining this inimtable salve, N.Y.
ny deeply burnt cases in The city can be SEEN and ns
entire face burnt over and wounded three disrc Un
in the same spot while healing yet in case can be-
traced the least cicatrice or mark! For all kinds n
hurts, its pid, soothing effects, are alike imporart
even sore eyes, ALL INF LAMM ATiONS and BROE
EN- BREASTS would be unknown. The toilet sn1
nursery. for clearing the skin OF pmples, remoyng
chate, &c will find indis pensabIe Once using onlS
will forever establish it the sovereign HEAL?ATi
quality. After this notice, heads of families aownn
tortures for months, and ultimately distorted feaure
can never wipe away reproach, justly uttered by
disabled ehtld, for negecting to triumph over fire.
Entered according to Act of Congress, D. 1871 by Cow
STOCK Co. in the Clerks Office of the District Court Of i
United States 1or the Southern District of New York"
For Sale at the Drag Store by Dir. ~ L. Stth RALEIGH
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state of N. Carolina, Johnston County

state of N. Carolina, Johnston County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Aug Term le4S
Joel b. Clifton,
VIM. S. Ferrell.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court. that the
defendant William S. Ferrell is inhabant of this
State 1t therefore ordered that be made
for six weeks the North Carolina Standard that he be
and appear at the next of this Court to be held at
the Court House in Smith6ed, on the 4h Monday OF
November next then and there replevy and plead
bly, to law judgment final will be entered against him
and the lands so levied condemned to OF PLAINTIFFS
recovery. go
Witness WILLIAM H. Guy, Clerk Of our said Court
at office the 4th Monday of August, 1913
VIM. H. GUY, C c. C.
October 4, 1913 466-6t
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Advertisement for Absent CEaisp.z, .sts

EF Esau Whitehurst who married Elizabeth Cran4alI
& daughter of Christopher and Mary Cranall late OF
Pitt County, North Carolina his widow (f he be dead
any Of the issue Of said marriage will apply personal
by letter to the subscriber. who was at August Scs-
last r the County Court Of Pitt appointed Admin
iStrator ol the Estate of Mary Crandai deceased and
Guardian Of the minor children of Esau and Elizabeth
Whitehurs:; they will obtain information of small
propert. in his hands in which they interested.
HENRY |. TOOLE, .99nt'r. and Guardian,
Residing near Pactous P O.. Pit: County, n. c.
Sept. 10, 1913 465-3t
o. The ':-usSissPpia'a, published at Jackson, Miss
and the Rpub|ica, published at Jackson, Tenn will
please insert the above thrice in their country papers
mark the price of advertising, and send each copy to
the vertiser.
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Information Wanted.

NY information to whether Mr.. Regan, an olo
IA gentleman who served in the Revolutionary w w ar
is still living, would be thankfully received When
last known heard from he resided somewhere between
Halifax and Warenton, North Carolina, which was ~
years since. If Mr. Regan is still living, ne, OF ms
friends will confer great favor by making the same
known to the Editor Of the North Carolina Standard'
Any information indeed with regard to him. would De
highly priced His christian name is unknown 10 tne
advertiser but it may not improper to state by way
of identifying him, that he has daughter named Nancy
October 4, 1S43. 4oo-ot'
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From the Register.
THE POLAR STAR.
IT O

There is a star whose gentle ray,
Shines sweetly through the long, long night
And keeps unchanged its lonely way,
Forever pure, forever bright.
A thousand Others rise and set,
A thousand others shine more fair,
To mortal eyes, but ever yet,
That lonely star smiles sweetIy there.
The mornings beam, the evening gloom,
Return, and find its gentle fame,
Through winters frost, through summers
bloom,
In changeless beauty still the same.
Thus brighter stars may round these shine,
And fall, but leave me no regret;
My trusting heart still 10 turns to thine,
Thy smile The star thai nerer sets.
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Pump Making,

VNBE subscriber announces to the public that he is
IL prepared to make, repair and clean out pumps to
ordera at the shortest notice He hopes by close
and puncnal attention 10 business receive share of
public patronage.
Gz- The subscriber may always be found or heard
from at Mr. Bartlett or Wm c. Upchurch's, in this city
JOSEPH r. MACADAMS.
June goth, ls43. 45l-tf
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of the necessity of chastity. and was all the while
living in open revolt against his own injunctions
A lady once requested him to explain the reason
of this singular inconsistency, when he said "tfat
if man erred in practice, he ought to go right
in theory, for in that way alone could he keep up
The purity of has principles"
Neao York Eveming Post.
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TO THE LADIES.

KT rs. Chadwick, respectfully informs the La
I'VE dies Of Raleigh and vicinity, that she will cut and
make Dresses in the latest fashion, any fashion that
may be requested. Also, Childrens dresses made to
order Her charge will be moderate. She hopes by
strict attention business to receive share of public
patronage Residence near the Methodist E. Church.
August 9, lS43 45S-tf
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In the " Voice of Warming" Milerite paper,
we find the following extra fourishing in theo-
logical way
"There the little babes, for they will go up in
that day, are taken from the wicked parents arms,
and those parents left! left!! lej1!! Left to
what Mot to mert cars, for the last train that
will ever run for glory has gOne-gone for
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ENOE MILLS, ORANGE " .

~ aqbscrO9r S keeps on hard for sale supply go
m1ae out sUd Of sh Wheat well
Also LINSEED OIL, carefully made. and .,...
free from all sediment; and also Oil Cakes and
Rolls. "uU Woe
His Woo: Cardng Machines are always rp.aut
vorable. s4 Is Ia
He will give the highest prices for good clean wh,
and Flax Seed. "hea
Orders from distance will be puncuallv aro,,.,
Hillsborough. THOS. W. HOT nEM GSsl OF
June 7. 1913. Itor
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A few days since Jonathan from the country
who had taken lodgings at the Astor House. was
rather surprised when he came to the dinner table
to see nothing on it "What will you have 9''
ask the waiter Jonathan stared about him" I
dun knowp "Would you like bill of fare sir2''
"Thank ye-I don't care if 1 do take a small
piece" ...
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MIR. 10. s. PENDER. of N. Carolina, hav.
W ing visited Europe for the purpose of perfect
ing himself in his profession. is prepared
cute PORTRAITS, MINIATURES or HISTORICAL
his professional services, are requested to call at his
arteer, in the old Secretary building where speci-
mems of his execution may be seen.
Feb. .22, 1S43. 434-tf.
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Arrivals at Philadelphia from Turks Island re-
port that the late rakings of salt there, were very
abundant The price of the article, put on Doaro;
is from l2 to 8 cents per bushel--export duty
one cent per bushel.
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q.
ME subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
b the Merchants of North Carolina, that he has open
ed this Spring, on his account a
Wholesale Grocery and Commission House,
"a Front Street, near Old Slip,
.NEW york.
where he has for Sale, all times general assortment
of GROCERIES, suitable to the Southern trade, and
which he offers for CASH, a small advance upon the
Cargo and Auction prices.
Mr. WHITLocK has had long experience in the busi-
ness and has every facility (buyng for Cash of selling
Goods at the Locest rates. and he those VINO will
call on him, that they may rely upon being faithfully serv
ed. "
Particular attention will be given orders for Goods
and to sales of Produce consigned to him. upon which
advances will be made, if required.
June, 1s43. 45e.Sno
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On Friday, the 18th instant, sale OF 4,coo
bales of Cotton was made in New York, by which
the seller cleared S3O,OOOI He purchased the
lot in February last.
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Any person forming club shall receive for every sub
scriber sent Novel.
"GODEY'S CENTRE TABLE ORNAMENT"
will be sent to any person sending for single sub
scribeI.
Address L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, PhiL0.
Oct. 4, 1s43. 466-3t
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June, IS43.
REFER TC

REFER TO
Malcolm g. Gaul,
Smith, Wright & Co
Alfred M Treadwell,
w & A Stith, Ralei gh, N c
& w Murphy, Salisbury, NC
& Sloan, Greensboro, NC
John McArn, Fayetteville, NC
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Gtgs2e, On the 24th Of October next will be
GAGf sod at the late residence of Isaac Stallings,
~NTV> dec in Johnston County, N. c. the following
IS, Property, to wit:
About 5000 Acres Of Valuable Land in lots to suit
purchasers One tract of 1850 Acres is of first rate
Pine and Creek land, with good Grist and Saw Mill on
the premises Little Greek; the Land lies both
sides of the Greek. Also. valuable Tract of Land,
containing 265 Acres with excellent Dwelling there
on, and all necessary Oubuildings.
AT the time and place, will be sold the Stock of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs; all the Farm
ing Utensils; fine Carriage; Road Wagon;
Carts; several Yoke of Oxen; set of Blacksmith s
Tools; and all the Household and Kitchen Furnture
Corn and Fodder; Peas, Oats and Wheat, and several
Log Chains and two pair of Log Wheels
Terms Of SQle-A Credit of six months will be Civ
and the purchasers required give bond and aPproy
ed security. ELBERT a. BRYAN, Ear.
September 20, 1913 4G4-ts
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Roanoke Navigation Company.

VHNHE Annual meeting of the Roanoke Navigation
- Company, will be held at Weldon on Wednesday
the first of November next.
Sept. 27. 3s5-Rt
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Chair-MakIng Business.
GOdey's Lady's Book for November.
- 4 Particular NAmbsr.
IncE Dl n MEAL ESO
Oct 4, 1913.


JOSEPH c. NEAL, ESQ.
! AUTHOR OF "cHARcoAL sKETCuEs," &c. sc.
Will contribute one of his best articles for the Novem
Der No. of
/ GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
It is unnecessary for go into detail touching the
merits of this gentleman. There has perhaps no woIk
published in this country from which extracts
have been frequently Dade as the ar-aned Charcoal
! Sketches.
The Proprietor of The Lady's Book the original
publisher of these Sketches and Vouch for their Po-
pularity Besides Mr.. Neal, arrangements have been
made with all the contributors of repue in this coun
try, whose contributions will regularly appear in the
, Book.
The Embellishments of the number will be numerous,
SEVEN ENGRAvINGS
of different kinds. One particularly
A NOVELTY,
Steel Engraving with arabesque border, never be-
fore attempted in this country, and which gave much
ecat to Lockharts Spanish ballads.
THE PLATE OF FASHIONS
anticipates all Others have received from Paris and
London the plates containing the latest fashions tor WIN
ter cloaks, beautifully coloured This alone for the la
dies makes the number invaluable
Are the public aware that omit our fashion
plate! This should be looked to when subscribing for
fashionable magazine They IN eUery number, and
coLo1ued at great expense
1t is pleasant to look back upon long career, and
reflect upon the millions that have received instruction
and amusement from work-it is also gratifying to
know that we have no instance ever published line
of brethren of the press. This shall be our future
course.
THE EMBELLISHMENTS of Godey's Lady's
Book of the first Glass; botn for selection of subject
and skill engraving They consist of MezZotnt Line
and Spple and always engraved by the first artists We
continue have the largest circulation of any magazine
ever published, and presume the have al
ways followed is the reason.
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Whole Tickets $50 Halves slo-Quarters SIS
Eiehths So 50.
Certificates of packages of tickets in this Magn
cient Lottery be obtained as follows:
Certificates Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets 800
Do do 81 Half do I3O
Do do &c Quarter do 65
Do do 20 EIghlhs do 50 81
In this lottery there 7G O76 tickets, which, divided
by 26, gives only 1926 packages in the whole lottery
thus the adventurer who purchases certificate of pack
has chance in 1926 chances of drawing the
Granl Capital Prize of $50 900; chance in l.63 OF
drawing either the $50 900 capital the 30 900 CAPT
tai prizes chance in 975 of drawing the $40 900,
$50 900! or the $l4 ,06s prizes; chance il ssl OF
draSng tta $600O0! $50, ,000 $I4 .06S! OF the
two 10000 Prizes! And one chance in 20 of drawing
either $1,000, 200. 500, 1900, 5000, a
900, 5 900, 5000. 900, II .O69 80 900
Dollar Prize, or the GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
o. 10000 DOIlarsrU
And one package may contain the frst four Capital
Prizes amounting to ia 600 Dollars.
p-Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages In The above Splendid Lottery will receive the
most prompt aentlon, and account Of The dratcing
Will be sent Immediately after it all who may
order tickets from Address,
]. G. GREGORY, 61 Co. Managers,
Washington City, D C.
September 27, 1913. 4653t.
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New Store.
The Subscriber has Established Store at Roles
Vile, (under the care OF EDWARD A. JANNY,) where
he intends keeping, at all times, full and general
sortment of fresh DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, just
from the Northern Markets, which will be sold cheap for
Cash S.L. TUCKER.
o. A Large quantity of Alum SALT, cheap
August, 1913 460-H
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B. Nj. WHITLOCK.

Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant,
81, Front Street,
Fourth door above Old Slip, near Pearl st. House,
NEW YORK,
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SPLENDID SCHEME
S6O,OOO!
$3O.OOOlI $l4.O6SN!

A LIE x A N DRIA LOTTE E r Y.
CLASS o, FOR 1s43. To be drawn at Alexandra
d. c., on Saturday, October IA, 1S43.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
l Grand prize of 10000 Dollars
l Grand prize of 10000 Dollars
l Grand prize of l4.O68 Dollars
2 Prizes of 10000 Dollars
Prizes of 5000 Dollars
Prizes of 5000 Dollars
Prizes of 1000 Dollars
Prizes Of 5000 Dollars
Prizes of 1000 Dollars
10 Prizes of 1900 Dollars
20 Prizes of 1900 Dollars
IL so Prizes of 1000 Dollars
IS7 so Prizes of 500 Dollars
1873 Prizes of 400 Dollars
65 Prizes Of $50 Dollars
G5 Prizes Of 200 Dollars
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A By virtue of tlcO conveyances, made to US
81 :1G as Trustees, by H. ~ VE.N.4BLE and
E5SsSSM Ip1e, bearing date the 4th May. 1913
fssesassE9 and Of record in the Clerks Office of
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TRUST SALE.

October 4, 1913.