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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-26
JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMIGRANT PASSAGE OEEICE.
A. M A. b.. a. q :.


PASSAGE to and from Great Britain Ireland Liver
pool and London by The regular packet shps, .ang the
s 7h 3h and 25h of each month to and from Liver
pool and and from London Is 10th and goth OF esch
month.
The subscriber has made uncqualled arrangements to
bring emigrants and with great confidence,
those sending for their friends, that every
due and tgent attention will be shown them and all WHO
embark with them Passage also be engaged from Liver
adephis b aud the different ports OF the British
Provinces, at the lowest rates
With these arrangements, together with the advantage
which his Lvep oil correspondents possess being la &c
ship aud engaged the reightng usness
desPachpg yearly at least 100 first class ships from Liver
passengers The facility offered by this shmert is
surpassed and from the large number OF first class chips
poyed in the line there be no detention whatever which
will be guaranteed The price Of will be at the lowest
rates should of those sent for decline coming the pas
sage money will customary refunded The steamboat
JOHN HERpMAN,S 81 South st, N Y,or
J. u w. ROBINSON, near Wall street,
Merchant AID Emgrauts' Agents,
No Is GoIee Piazzas, Liverpool
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE.
The subscriber requests the those RENTING
their fende his for the
his demand, without charge
whatever at the foilewI Banking Institutions, viz
IN EN6LAND-Messrs James Built, Son * Co., Bankers,
London
Messs Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount Bank Lii
National Provincial Bank England, and Branches through
England Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank aud Branches.
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Lancaster Banking Co.
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THOS. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTioN CLAIMANTS
person entitled to the rgt OF presumption any lands
within the limits OF IN: townships above enumerated
quired to establish the tho satisfaction OF the Regis
and Receiver of the Land Office IN he
tereo practicable after seeing this ard be-
fore the day appointed for The Of the public
safe tn. brecinR the claimed above de,g
mated; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THoS. II. BLAKE
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
jos ltaw 9octr
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nI NOTICE.

TO all persons whom it may concern, mo-
IL tice is hereby given, that certain Note
purporting to be a promlssory note OF hand,
bearing date at Greenfield, being in the County
of Franklin aud Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, and signed Timothy Waters, and duly
witnessed, and made payable to one Charles
johnson or bearer, or order, for the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars, on demand and inter-
est And whereas, said note was unlawiullv,
frauduenily and without any consideration OBJ
tanned, all persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing said note, as the subscriber hereof pro-
tests the note and will not pay the same.
N. b. Said johnson is about fifty-fve
years Of age, gilmore than m'ddling size, rather
light complexion, little bald headed, and calls
himself an Engishman; says his place of resi-
dence is in Calais, State OF Maine, but is en-
gagged in pedling, and pretends to be searching
for heirs 10 large legaces and great sums Of
money lefi by deceased persons in England,
whose only heirs are in this country. The
public are cautioned against like impostions
as the above, and others of as bad a character
TIMOTHY WATERS.
Nottingham, April 6, iS4S. 50
-. Editors of Newspapers will confer ia
vor upon the public by noticing the above, in
order that he may not deceive others as he has
Mr.. Waters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14

The following we take from the Keene Sentinel
of the 9th inst -
"The Misses SHAW, two of the sweetest sing
ers and pretest girls that ever happened along, are
giving concerts in the Masonic Hall, in this village
In brilliancy of tone and eXecuton and good taste
they far surpossSny singers who have ever before
visited us, and should be encouraged by all lovers
Of good music"
We have received letter from Keene, where
the persons above referred to have been performing
to the great admiration of the people giving sim
liar account to the preceding, of the musical pow
ers Of these celebrated singers. By reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that the
Misses Shaw are on visit to our village, where we
trust their merits will be duly appreciated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14

More PaANRs PLAYED BY Cot. Monroe
EDWARDS. The notorious swindler Col.
Monroe Edwards, as he calls himself, who
even paid his own Counsel in forged drafts, has
been cutting quite shine in or near his new
domicil at Sing Sing. The denoucment
took place on Wednesday last.
For several days he had feigned to be unwell
and had applied TO the Physician of the Prison
for medicine. The latter, not having the full
est confidence in the reality Of Edwards in
disposition, advised him to take an emetic.-
TO this Edwards objected, and said he would
sooner jump into the river and drown himself
lie however on Wednesday concluded to take
the euetic, and was sent across the yard to a
hospital pertaining TO the Prison, to procure
II. In few minutes thereafter, one of the
convicts near the river called out, ga man in
the dock A man in the dock" He at the
same time reached a long pole into the water,
and called to the drowning man to seize it. A
number of persons ran towards the scene of the
tragedy, and on their arrival, the convict pre-
tended that the man had Just sunk. Near the
place lay the cap of Edwards, with a paper in
it, upon which was written, "the deed is done !"
The river was forthwith raked thoroughly
for the body and search made in every part
of the prison, but in vain until yesterday morn
ing, when Edwards was found concealed in a
large bor in the shop in which he worked
There was a shelf in the middle of the box, on
which he lay. On routing him out he was
found to be supplied with provisions for three
days, and also a quantity of brandy. 1t was
evident he had an assistant, and from a letter
discovered on his person, suspicion rested on
an agent of one Of the ontractors.-Journal of
Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14

COMMANDER MACKENZIE AcQUITTED-On the
several charges, list OF murder on the high seas,
on board of U. S. vessel I'd. OF oppression, 3D.
or Illegal punishment together with the specIfica
tons hereunder, the finding of the Court 'not
proved"
Under the 4th charge, Of conduct unbecoming nm
officer, which was waived by the Judge Advocate,
the Court took no action.
Under the 9th charge, of cruelty and oppression,
the specifications, viz In that he habitually nfct-
ed cruel and unnecessary punishment upon his
crew, was waived by the Judge Advocate, as being
too vague. "As far as evidence offered under
the 9th charge, the Court do find proof OF mis-
treatment of the crew of the Somers generally by
Commander Mackenzie, nor of individual matreai-
ment, and therefore find it not proved"
"The Court do therefore HoNoRABLH AceUIT Com
mandey ALEXANDER S. MACKENZIE of all the char
ges and specifications preferred against him by the
Secretary Of the Navy"
The finding of the Court has been approved by
Mr. Tyler.-N. Y. Jour. of Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14

CoSNEoTIctT ELECTION Final Result The
following is from the Hartford Couranl of Saturday.
1t tells the whole story.
We have full returns from 1888 towns, and the
majorities in 7-making all in the State. These
give Mr.. Baldwin 24,774 votes Mr.. Cleveland 49,
$685. MIR. Gillette 1777 scattering 72-leaving a
majority against Cleveland of AZ. There is no
choice of Governor, nor, probably, Of any Of the
State officers. The whole vote in the State will be
about 55,000-of which the Wings have poed a.
bout 25,G00-The Locos about ~ ,300-and the Alb
otionists and scattering about 1000.
In 1912, the whole number of votes polled for
Governor was 81 253-of which Mr. Ellsworth
(Whig) received 23,700; Cleveland (loco) % 5Gd
Gillette (Abo) 1875 LOOMS Conservative 6l2
scattering 50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14
HYMENEAL STATISTICS.

The Lancaster (Pa.) Examiner has recently
given in tabular form some interesting facts
(and lictions,) in relation to the blessed state
of matrimony, out of which a writer in the
National Inteigencer has manufactured very
entertaining article. We cannot give The article
but will condense the statistics, from which
the reader can draw ample materials for re-
Elections.
Married people in the county 81 ,29S; of
whom married for love, 9, $50; for prudential
reasons, 974: for love and money, S,I44;
from curiosity, 1880; happy matches l6;
tolerable happy, 5000; happy at times, S,404;
perfectly miserable, .629; wives wearing the
unmentionables, 1850; husbands, ditto, 8.
Unmarried folks, l4,1Sl, viz. old bachelors
6,7S9, among whom, by the way, is one who
is a candidate for the Presidency, and another)
Ga Vermonter, too ,-a-ass for the bachelor!;
who has once been talked of for Vice President,
old maids 40; young ladies', $500; widows,
404; widowers S09-ali in various conditions
as follows
Number of young men now going counting,
in Lancaster, 1850
OF which, have actually popped the ques-
ton and been accepted, $50
Ditto and been refused. 25
Number who are anxious to pop the ques-
ton, but can't screw up their courage $40
Number who have Tilted So
Number hunting fortunes 2,S49
Number Of confirmed bachelors $50
OF which are not worth having S45
or which would do, as last resort s
Number of widowers who wish 10 marry
again 4
Number of widows do do SOC
Number of young ladies who are in the
market 6,649
or which have actually had offers 655
or which waiting in dreadful suspense 16l0
or which concluded 10 accept 600
or which will ask her mother /
Number Of young ladies' in market, with
''mealic charms'' LAT
OF which hold bank stock 60
or which will heir small farm each Al
Of which have money at interest 40
Number of young ladies qualified to make
good wives 6,C49
OF which would darn their husbands
stockings $50
or which skillul in astronomy $3.50
or which learned in the languages 4,7S5
or which able to spell their own names SGD
OF which know how TO waltz 1890
or which know how to make pudding ,76O
or which know how to use a spinning
wheel 40
or which know how 10 spend their hus-
bands money 6,649
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Grand Vocal Concert.

accompanied by celebrated Professor of the
Piano Forte at DICKENS ONS HALL,
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, 18th APRIL,
ls4S, when they will introduce the most pop
ular and admired music of the day.
The Misses Shaw feel proud in being able
to state that their Concerts have been honored
by most crowded and fashionable audiences in
all the principal cities in the United States, and
very recently for thirty evenings at the Melo-
deon in Boston, and subsequently for ihriy-six
consecutive evenings at The Boston Museum,
both OF which spacious concert rooms were
nightly filed with the elite Of the musicnI CITY
of Boston. They would also add that they
have, duling the past aud present week, been
BATTERED by crowded audiences for niue success
sive evenings in Keene.
Tickets % cents each, (in accordance with
the times,) may be had at Mr. Sieeu's Book
store, the Stage House, and door of the Hall.
IL Concert will commence at "a O'Clock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14

Aud You've LADIES' MAaAzINE, is the title of
new work, published bi-monIhly in Phila-
delphia at the extremely low price of
ONE DOLLAR "A YEAR.
THE design of this work is to furnish, at Ioio
rate, Magazine which, regards literary merit
and mechanical execution shall equal the best three
dollar magazines. Each nur'her will contain at
least forty.eight q VOL pages of reading matter,
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL,
from the pens of the talented male and fe male
writers of the day. One or more splendid
STEEL ENGR4ILNGS, will be given in each
number, and one of a series of splendid
FLORAL ESGRAvISGs-RIcHLY ooLoRLD,
now in course OF preparation decidedly the most
attractive series of embellishments given in
magazine. One or more pages of new and popular
MUSIC, will be given in each number. II will be
printed upon new type, cast expressly for the pur-
pose, and upon fine white paper The work has
reached its third number, and thus far the result has
proved that the design of publishing magazine of
superior literary merit and elegant execution the
low price of ONE DOLLAR "A YEAR, could not
but be successful Our subscription list is already
double that of any One Dollar Ladys Magazine,
and hundreds added each week
NEW CONTRIBUTORS,
Of known and acknowledged talent have been secu-
red, and the publishers determined to spare no
pains or expense in rendering the work every way
worthy the patronage Of the public.
CLUBBING and PREMIUMS.
For the convenience Of neghbors, and 10 fhcli.
tate remitances, we will send, when RENTED post
paid, copies the Wreath, one year. for So 90
Four copies OF the Wreath, and three dollar Maya
zine, 800
Five copies OF the Wreath and any Philadelphia
Weekly paper, So 90
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Ten copies of the Wreath and any three dollar
Magazine, $1,000
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Works, $40 90
Twenty copies of the Wreath and any of the above
named works, Sl5 90
Specimen Numbers furnished, if ordered POST PAID,
address DREW &, SCANNED,
67 South third ST., Philadelphia.
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Durham Bull,
PRINCE ALBERT.

TTNHOSE wishing TO improve their stock of
IL Cattle, will find at the Livery Stable of
Chester w. Sargent, (kept at The stable of the
Vermont House,) an imported full blood
DURHAM BULL, which is decidedly The
finest animal that can be found in this section
Of the country. At this day, this breed of cat
tie is too well known TO need any praise. To
see Prince Albert is enough to convince the
most skeptical that this opportunity affords
them better chance to improve their stock
than is usually found.
Therefore, any one will do well 10 avail
themselves of this chance, by calling upon the
subscriber, who they will find ever ready to-
wait upon those who may call.
WARREN BRIGGS.
Brattleboro, April 10, ls4S. SO
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just Published--Price 30 cts. I;
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LEGATION
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EAUSES IF lis Premature Decline, with direo.
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those suffering from the destructive effects of Ex-
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with many additions, by an American Physician -
Seventh edition. 252 PIP. ID mo-, full bound in
cloth.
Physicians Of extensive observation, and Super
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many youth of all ages, in all countries, too por-
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ly circulated, the tendency would be beneficial, be-
cnnse, like an alarm gun, il would give wernng in
season IN avert threatened danger Ii might thus
drive away fend that would ruin soul and body
the instant, and blight the dawn of life be-
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self, to society, or 10 his maker Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal.
For sale by OTIS, BROADERS, & CO, 100
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u While in many other places the epidemic has
greatly abated we are sorry to be obliged to say,
that II is not the case to very great extent in the
town of Lyndon, especially in the two principal
villages, where, for two or three weeks past il has
seemingly increased, and been particularly fatal :;
and among its victims its has numbered several
prominent and useful citizens, but none to be more
deeply regretted by his townsmen and community
generally, than the Hon ELIAS BEMIs, jr the news
Of whose death caused painful reflections as it
spread abroad - Caiedonidn, of april llM.
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Worcester Flows,

MANUFACTU RED by RueeLEs,
1Vl NoURsE & Mason. The only genuine
centre draft Flows made in Worcester county.
Garden Rakes and Hoes; wedding and trans
planting Troceis; CuiiirGtors, common and
improved with a variety of Agricultural Tools,
J. STEEN.
April 7, Is4S. 50
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Problem 18Th.


Mr.. RYruER-Sir Perhaps some of your read
ers will be interested to hear OF the destruction
which has verify commenced among the ieathered
tribe young man of our town, not far from
week since whose name is not fur feet Of snoao in
Aprtt but who we will call King Marksman, killed
seuen Cro,os at one shot. They were ieasting upon
the carcass of dead Sheep. 4.
Brattleboro, April 6, le43.
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State OF Vermont, IL CnANcERr.
WlNDHAM, IS. lsT CIRcUIT.

WlNDHAM, SS. lsT CIRCUIT.
Pardon T.. KimbaH, us. Catpin Richards,
and Marshall Netcton.
WHEREAS. Pardon Il. Kimba Of New
w fame, in said Windham County, has this
day filed his bill of complaint, stating in sub
stance that Calvin Richards, Of .Aileboro', in
the county of Bristol and State of Masapchu-
srits on the ist day of May, A. ID. 1871, be-
ing justly indebted Ia the said Pardon r. KIM
ball in the sum of $1,000 specified in prom
issory note dated January 81, A. ID. 1899, pay
able on demand with interest, in order To Sc
cure the payment of said Mole, the said Rich
ards, on the Isl day Of May, A. ID. 1871, by
deed OF bargain and sale of that date, conveyed
To said Kimhall the following described land,
in said Newlane, bounded North bv land of
Anthony Jones, East by The highway L aiding
from Austin Orchards store, in said Newlane,
Ia William Siedman's, and south by land of
said Jones, and "a est by the highway leading
from Newlane 10 Townshend and land of Or
ison Johnson, containing about three and one
half acres; of which said premises Marshall
Newton of said Newlane, then held q previous
mortgage deed from said Richards; and the
said sum specified in said note to said Kimball
not having been paid, PRAYING for the loreclo-
sure of the Equity of Redemption OF the prem
ises
And whereas il appears that the said Calvin
Atteborough aforesaid, so that a subpoena
cannot be served npon him; Therefore, in pur-
suance of the provisions of the law in such ca
SEES provided,
NoTcE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 said Calvin
Richards to appear before the Court of Chan
Gerry next 10 he holden at Newiane, in the
County OF Windham, on the last Tuesday of
May, A. ID. lS43, and make answer 10 the Bill
of Complaint aforesaid, and abide such order,
direction and decree thereon, as TO the said
Count shall seem meet.
And the complainant in such bill is directed
to cause this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
at Bratlleboro, in said Windham County, the
last publication to be at least twenty days be-
fore the SAID last Tuesday of May, A. ID. ls43.
Dated at said NewlaDe, this 18th day of
April, A. d. ls49.
MARSHALL MILLER, Clerk.
r. TYLER, Solicitor. 50
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Whig Vietory-It is stated that, in Monroe Coun-
ty, Tenn, at the last election, the Loco Focos had
four majority Since that time, five persons who
voted the Loco ticket have been elected to the State
Penitentiary, and is about to be hung for muir
der The County may be set down Wing
County
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MARRIED..

In this town, on the 18th ult, by Rev. Mr.. Kid
der MIR. Richardson Mixer, to Miss Sybil Dudley,
both of this town.
In Chesterfield. N. H. March 90, by Rev A.
Webster Mr. Allen Bancroft of Nelson, to MISS
Sarah b. Robertson of Chesterfield.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14

Fire al Schenectady, " Y-by which the Rail-
road Depot and Offices, Ovens Hotel and prcmi-
SEES 20 Railroad coaches, four horses, Bankers to-
bacco Factory, and several small buildings were
destroyed on the 9th. Loss estimated from $40.
600 to $50 600; partly insured
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BRIGHTON MARKET, dpyn. 10.

(Repored from the Daily Advertiser aud Patrot)
AT Market 800 Beef Cattle, 300 Sheep and 1900
Swine. 80 Beef Cattle unsold
PRICES fCattle-Last weeks prices were
fully sustained, and we quote the same, via, few
extra at 80 20. First quality, 81 rs s., SECOND
quality "a SO 81 rs third quality, 81 a 81 so.
Sheep-Sales were made from 50 % 10 50 rs.
Swine--Lots TO peddle q 4c for Scws and 3-4c
for Burrows; Old Barrows4 leo. Al retail from
{ 10 5 lie
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Damages for Brcoeh Of Promise and Seduction,
Lucy Enders, of Williamsville, Erie County, re-
covered s 900 for breach of promise Of marriage,
and $4,000 in separate action for seduction, of
Benjamin Snearly, the 4th inst, in the Erie Cir
cult Court
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SILK HATs,-A writer in the London Chemist,
states that Silk Hats preiudical TO the growth
and preservation OF the hair They are made in
such manner, as to be alrtight, and thus prevent
the insensible perspiration from the head
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-14
CORN, RYE, AND OATS,
WANTED.

TIME subscriber wishes to purchase guam
IL tity of Grain for which he will pay four
shilIings for Rye and Corn, and 81 cents for
Oats in Goods. H. e. BAKER.
Fayetteville, Jan. l6, Is4s. 81
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Grand Vocal Concert.

THE celebrated Vocaliss, the Misses MA
Il RY AND ROSINA SHAW, from the
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia Concerts,
respectfully announce TO the citizens Of Brat
tlebOro, that thew will rive n
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Rhode island.-The majority for James Fenner,
the claw and Order candidate for Governor is
l747.
The Senate stands ~ Law and Order to Dorrite
members, and the House so Law and Order to 10
Dorrite.
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NJ Only ONE DOLLAR Another publication
offered to the reading public at the low price of
81 90; and the Publishers state that it shall equal
the best three dollar magazines. See advertisement.
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~ In our article last week, about certain loco
ioco in Putney, we stated that he resided in the
West part of the town il should have read, East.
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@- Save Cost.

THERE are many notes and accounts Of
IL long standing due me, which must be at
tended to Immediately in order to save cost.
ADMATHA DUNKLEE.
West Brattleboro, March 7, is43. 30
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~ The story OF Mr.. Shortridges leap from the
top of tree and breaking his neck, turns out 10 be
hoax.
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PEAS! PEAS!!

A FEW bushels very clean Marrowiat Peas,
IN just received and for sale by
BUTTON s. CLARK.
April 10, Is4s. Sw IS
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TAKE NOTICE.

Il HEREBY give notice to all whom il may
u concern, that have this day sold unto my
son, Robert n. Fuller, his time, and that
shall claim none of his earnings, nor pay any of
his debts or contracts after this day.
Attest, JABEZ FULLER.
Amherst March 30, IS43. 80