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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10
PUBLIC SALE OF
u A N d. " u g r o u S
AND
SPRINGS PROPERTY.

ht subscribers, acting in their own riyh,
ana as agents Tor the other legatees " i'll sell
al Public Auction on the 18th day of Nov, n,h.,
next, on the premises, the Plantation On which
tanning W."
SSS Ao@lSsS
lying in the Falling Spring Valley, three miles
below the Hot and eight miles from the Warm
Springs. The land is Of good quality, parts OF
which lie well adapted to the production of rain
and Grass, and has on it about ii Acres of excel.
lent Meadow, and is watered by the spring. and
renders 1t one of the most productive i'm the conn
~. There is a comfortable
EsxA DIV ELL ING HOUSE n,
IsssEa and other necessary Out-houses SJIhA
on The land. and good Apple GsAa
Orchard There is also GRIST MILL RIM.
ming TWO pair OF Stones and SAW MILL on a
never falling stream-being a spring with sufIi-
eient water at all times for the mills and in n
good neighborhood for custom. This Lane, has
also on 1t three Mineral Springs, which are
thought to be valuable if Improved, as there be.
ing The same quality that of the Healing
springs. Also at the same time and place, tw O
Other TRACTS OF LAND adjoining the above
land, one OF SO Acres and the other lS6.
FOR the above mentioned properly one-third of
the purchase money will be required in hand, and
The balance In two equal annual payments. bv
the purchaser giving bond and good security. and
len on the land for the last payments.
Al the same time and place, there will he sold
Tor cash, valuable Slaves, CONSISTING of I Man
IL or Is years old, 2 Women with two children
each, healthy and likely all. Also, at the same
time and place the
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The Synod of Virginia will meet at Norfolk,
on wednesday the 10th of October, at p. NJ
by an arrangement made 6y the editor of this
paper with the owners of the fine new steamer
Curtis Peck, all persons, whether members or not
who may wish to go to Synod, shall have their
passage to and from Norfolk for 81 each Say.
whether the price to other persons may at that
ume be higher or not. Travelling in this way is
cheaper than staying at home 1t is hoped there
VIII he great concourse of people at Synod.
Let all go. Let every minister and elder be at
his post. The trip 10 brethren of the upper coun-
try will be novel, and, we trust, every wav plea
SAINT. Inquire for the Curtis Peek. She will
leave Richmond Wednesday morning early.
Watchman Of The South.
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O RI = u z Y.

CLUNG daughter of Mr. James McClung of this county
In the 18th year Of her age. She possessed lovely ma
had been member of Bethel Church for more than two
Years. ana IN that time her faith had acquired such
strength as to enable her to triumph over death
DIED, on the Bird instant, her residence about five
mics west OF Staunton, Va, Ann WILLIAMS aged IS
ater severe illness of more than three months
10 me Lexington Gazette will please copy
DIED, at his residence, in this county fBofe,o,rn oh
Thursday the Goth of September in The S2nd ,c Of
ms age, INC Hon JAMES ALLEN, late one of the Ju,cs
OF Tie General Court of Virginia. FALLEN IVh;o e
DIED, at New Orleans on the 21st soo,o,,ho.
FRANCIS RoUrELL PIERCE, consort of Ed,yapd Pr
ncy Williams. " INK
r. DIED, on Sunday morning, Sept %, CHn1sr1Ay
"nhshf Esq In the b9th year of his age
Extensively known throughout the Commonwoo1,
ss.eemeu anu respected wherever known-there arc
truth be sad his death will be universally rcrcd
IN our own community, where he has moved as II
were, from The 6egnntng-onc of the fathers ~ a., =.
town If not its oldest inhabtan-hs death has oc ,o
sioncd void which the removal of no obcr go
iron among us could have created By old and younr
aike-by the companions of his earlier years ,Is
have travelled down the hill of life in his comnan, J
grown gray in the enjoyment Of his ricndshpwand nv
the tnes prattler that plays upon strcctwiII h.
missed and lamented :-all-a will miss the knd IT,
smile the friendly greeting of the afcctionatc old MANI
VINO mad cheerful word for cach-who retained amid
inc turmoil and strife of the changing times the rcsncct
esteem and friendship of allwho has died and lc no
,h oehind, but descended to the silent tomb amid
,'veic regrets oil community that has arisen and
grown up IN his presence If such be the feelings Of The
mass Vi 'he community, what must be the regrets Of
roJ wIo were united to him by the closer tics of kin
urea OF inc endearing associations of lone ricned friend
snip. we draw veil over grief on which II yvcrc go
GesS 70 inirude Though long retired from public
hi @ SsrDcr once moved among the Legislators of
ms hasye state he represented this county two years
h e , onsc OF Representatives, and the district TO
w.len huntingdon county was then attached in The ST.
hate Of the State with credit to himself and 70 The ga
usIaeton OF his constituents at time when icgsia,o
El,o IOr inc general veal He was also one of the
i.ec.ors Tor President and Vice President in 1870 ;
When nc has lived private life His rcma; S,nce
onr 10 their astrcstng place Monday by most Of
CAGE 10 the memory of a man Of WORTH
HoliddySbtyg (Pa) Beacon Ligbi
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Il % m II O. TNo

ON Monday the 8th of November, two QUAR-
yer acre lots In the town OF CovingtoD, known i'm
the plat OF said town by No. 30 aud 30. And
on the Stli of November, in the town of Hunters
vile, will be sold a TRACT OF LAND, lvinr
IN The county Of Pocahontas on both sides Of
Williams River, about ID miles N. w. from the
Court House, containing 1000 Acres. The great
er part Of this land lies well, and is of the best
quality, and is not eXcelled for Grass in this nm.
per country and would make one of the most val
liable STOCK FARMS in Virginia. Ii has ON
the North West an inexaustablo bounds of wood
range, as an outlet for stock. There is a largo
portion OF Rich River low ground. If desired. il
VIII be divided to suit the purchasers. farther
description of the property is considered unneces.
sary, as the purchasers will examine for them.
selves.
For the land a part of the money will be TO-.
CURED in hand, liberal credit will be given fo,
Inc residue, which will be made known on The
day Of sale. JARED WILLIAMS. '''
ERASMUS WILLIAMS,
administrators IF Elisha b. IpiHians. dcc,d
Sept. 9th, 1914.
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people Of the United States with religious so.
Vemnity, and with fervid supplications to Al
mighty God that he will be graciously pleas
%ed TO bestow his blessings upon our coun,
try, and that he will avert from it the Asiatic
scourge which has reached our borders oi
II, IN the dispensations OF his providence, we
are not to he exempted from the calamity
that through his bouniilul mercy its severity
may be mitigated and its duration shortened
The resolution was adopted-Y cas- 80
Nays l3.
On this resolution being token up in the
House of Representatives, few days after
Won The 9Th Of July, MIR. POLK voted
Virtually to reject the resolutions by voting
to lay Il on The table. That motion havino
failed, by vote of ayes 46, noes 81, the con-
sideration OF the resolution was resumed on
the 9th of July, when Mr.. POLK again voted
TO lay it on the table, This motion again
failed; when, on motion, the resolution was
referred to IA select commi,,ee.-(See Jour. III
OF X. Of Con. of 1892, PIP 1904, l1lO)
Let those who have been denouncing Mr.
Clay for irreligion and immortality, read the
above and blush at the la!sehoods they have
tbeen circulating. The estimation in which
MIR. Clay is held by the religious portion oil
the community in which he lives, is refuta-
ton Of the caumnies daily vomiied from a
vitlated party press. His appointment las,
summer as a moderator in the religious dis
cussion between Messrs. Campbell and Rice
was the index of the high moral stand he
takes where he is best known Add Mr.
Bascom's letter TO this and he stands i'm his
religious position unassailable. Colonel Polk
we presume, thought it unconstitutional to
set aside day for humiliation and prayer
Can the Appeal give any reason for his voting
40 lay the resolution upon the table twice in
succession ?-.Memphis Eagle.
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\ Eair Prnnosition

WE are now receiving and will have COM
plete, in short time, our Fall supply of
Medicines, Pants, Oils, Dyestufls, &C., which
we will furnish TO Merchants, PHYSICIANS paint
ers and others, as low they can be bought i'm the
city Of Richmond, and we are willing to paw for
Corn per bushel, so cts.
rlaXseed - l,l2A -
BeesWay &c 90 6
IN barter for Medicines, &c.-We are induced to
oiier this "Far Proposition" because we believe
there are many whom it would suit better to nav
Tor Drugs in this way, than to pay the money.
especially as they are getting more than the cash
price for the articles they barter. All orders add
dressed to MS will be punc,ually attended to.
PAYNE g. LITTLE, Druggists,
Scottsvlle, Albemarle.
Oct. 3, 1914.
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AuaMe IIanA foy Sale

w Hi be offered a, public sale on Friday tho
ith oil October next, a valuable tract of
Land lying in the county of Rockingham, with
in two miles of Mt. Crawford, and adjoining the
lands OF Geo. koogler, formerly a part of the
OLD koogler tract This tract contains So acres,
rs poles, II has good Log House, Barn, and
other oul-houses, several good springs, about s OF
acres OF good meadow, and "a sufficient quaint.
iy OF timber; the cleared land cannot be surpass-
ed by any Land in Rockingham county for grain
and grass. The terms will be made known on
the day of sale. For any information enquire of
Geo. X. Keiser or n. NJ. Hit.
Sept. 5, lSii-tds l.
Egy The Rockingham Republican will inser.
the above till day of sale.
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$50 REV ARD.

N AN AWAY on Sunday morning last from the
subscriber living near Fishersvile, Augusta
county, negro boy named CHARLES, of vel
low complexion, toleraby well set, feet or 8
Inches high, rather of countenance, and about
% years of age. 1t is not known what clo,hinp
he took with him. The above reward will be
gwen Tor said boy IT taken out of the State, $50
II within the State and out Of the COUNTY and :
II taken up in the county, and secured in Jail or
brought home to me.
... GEORGE COINER.
Augusta Co., Va, Oct. 8.
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WING FESTIVAL
NEAR AUGUSTA sPRINGs-PosTpoNE

consequence of change made by our Dem
ocrac friends in the day that Mr. Samuels.
(the Democratic Elector,) is to address the peo-
pie at Mt Scion, TO make the appointment
upon the same day that had been designated for
the Wing Festival near the Augusta Springs,
lnamely Friday the 4ih of October) il has been
deemed expedient TO POSTPONE THE FES-
I!VAL UNTIL FRIDAY THE 18TH OF
THE SAME MONTH.
IL Our Wing friends within the bounds of
the Churchvile and Mt. Scion Clay Clubs will
please take some pains to give general notice of
this change.
" Inc Festival will be held on the lands of
Mrs. Hogsett, two miles east of the Au0usIa
Springs, ON the Harrisonburg and Warm Springs
Turnpike.
October 3, 1871.
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NOTICE.

THE Undersigned, will also sell at the same
time and place, to wit: the Sth Of Novembcr. at
Hontersvile, the Land on which he now lives
lying In Little Level Of Greenbder (now poca-
hontas,) containing pa acres, which is not ex
cfIIed in quality by any land in The COUNTY
There is $50 acres cleared which is iu GOOD hear,.
and the balance is well imbered. IL has ON i, a
comfortable Dwelling House, with the necessary
ogthouses, an excellent Barn. Also, 2 Annie
Orchards. IL is well wasored, having several ne.
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JAMES II. JUREY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ca Lewis ID. Crcnshay's OM .Stand.)
BASIN BANK, RIcnMosp, VA,

BASIN BANK, RIcnMoNp, VA,
a. ELLIS Flour and other Produce nm Com,,;s-
osion, and makes liberal Cash advances on
Consignment Farmers ard Others sendinr their
produce by way of Scoitsville, will send il to the
care Of Mr. John w. CIyne, who has Ware
house on the Canal bank, and will receive and
forward 1t TO me, free of charge to the owner
Wy charges lot selling are moderate, and the in
terests o: my correspondents strictly observed -
A portion of public patronage is very respectful
ly solicited. !. H'JIJIfEV
Richmond, Oct. g.
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Trustees Sale OF Real Propcyty
IN PENDLErON COUNTY

ES Y virtue Of two deeds executed 10 the under
signed---one on the End of November, 1871,
ana The other on the 2Sih of February, 1912, by
John Deyerlcks, SEN, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Of Pendleton--in
trust, Tor the purposes mentioned in said deeds, L
shall on Monday the 10th day of September next,
proceed TO sell to The highest bidder, for ready
money, on the premises,
4 Tract or Parcel of Land containing Gnc HIM.
dred and Fifty Acres, {
more or less lying and being in the County of
Pendieion on Shaw's Fork, about sixty.five A.
cfes OF which are cleared, upon which are COM
Portable Dwelling House, Barn, &c.
Acting IN the capacity Of Trustee, will oaIy
convey to the purchaser such title as is vested in
Inc by the conveyanccs aforesaid
PETER HULL, Trustee.
June 10, 1911.
sLe5 The above sale is postponed till Salut-
day the 25th October next
PETER HULL, Trustee.
Sept. 26, 1914.
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~ @ ~ i q u Q
MRS. BUMGARDRER < MRS. LlICY NJ. BASK

DROPOSE opening School for the ns,ruc-
- tlon OF small children, on the second Monday
In October next, in the house on the creek, now
occupied by Eli Parent, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Geography,
and Common Arithmetic. Mrs. BAsKiN willtake
Glass to instruct in Drawing and Painting. In
Tue meantime the house will be repaired so as to
make it comfortable
Terms of Tuition for a session of five
months, $500
For Drawing and Painting, IU,OC
Staunton, Sept. %, lSiI.-tf
" We have declined opening the above
School until the first Monday in November.
Oct. 10, 1914.
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attention, Nouse-Keeveys

VA AHOGANY and other Furniture can be
bought at the Ware-room of the subscriber,
one door below the Post Office. as clean as ,hn
same articles can be purchased in VIRGINIA: thew
are all made IN StauntoD by The best workmen.
and In the most fashionable style. Persons would
do well 10 call and examine for themselves. as
am determined to sell. Great bargains NAV be
expected. AUGUSTINE ID. CHANDLER.
Oct. 10, 1914.
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JUST RECEIVED,

SOME elegant new. style goods for Ladies'
~ dresses and Cloths, &c. for men, and some
Cadet Casslne'ls, &C., a large supply of Salt,
S sG'o anu upper Leather, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes anu variety of other things suitable FOR
the season--some Tea, said to be better than has
ever been In This market. All of which | will
sell at reduced prices for cash. Salt by the load
at Soo'tsvllIe prices and carriage; COFFEE the
same. Cotton Yarns under Q, reduced.
c.. n T.. MAY.
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a TRACE OF LAND

lying in the county aforesaid, adjoining The lands
Of William Edison, John Crawford and others,
and is the same purchased by said Edison of said
Crawford. and now in his possession, containing
SEVENTY ACRES, be the same more or less,
resorving to said Crawford the right to pass from
his lands TO the well of water on said premises.
Upon the following terms $50 much i'm hand
as will satisfy the costs Of sale, and the residue
to be paid in equal instomens, due at six, twelve
and eighteen months, taking bond with good per-
sonal security for The deferred payments, retain.
ing the title 10 the land until payment of the same
be made. NlCHO. X. TROUT, Com.
Sept. 10, 1914.
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eS'Geg GOOM&.

4 AM now receiving beautiful assortment of
, new and fashionable GOODS, for the Fall and
WINTER among them variety OF new styles of
goods Tor Ladies' Dresses. Also, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, and an assortment of good Cotton Yarns.
would respectfully invite all my friends to
call and look al my stock before purchasing, as
am determined to sell at very small profits
a. NJ. MOSBY.
Staunton, Sept. &c.
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Fresh arrival OF Nrums.


WE have just received a fresh SUNNY ol
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C. to which we
invite the attention of Physicians. Below we
hand list of few of the articles. viz:
ioaine Prepared Chalk
lodid. Sulphur Arrow Roo,
,ouio' iron Cubcbs Puly.
lodid. Lead lror,ar;c AL
Deutiodid Mercury IRocbrlIc SoI,s
Protoidid Mercury IIpccac
Ppcrinc p;nk poot
Iodid Potassa Lunar Cans,;c ,,r
sup Io'assa Lunar Caustic, common
Cum Arabic iSUuius puIv
Canthardcs IS,ln ~,
Dhs.rihg ointment Calcincd Magncsia
Gum Galbanum lGambo@c
Guacum Nut Gals pulv
~ nmo Precip. Carb. Iron
Calomcl Sc;dIo,1 Pova,
Super. Carb. Soda Soda Powders
Cream Tartar ChamomiIc EIow.rs
lioilman's Anodyne Alocs
Sweet Spts Nre Columbo
Spts. Nitric Ether IEsscntaI Oils
Tartar Emctc lGum NIvrrb
Rhubarb Puy. smear III c,J
Acetate Zinc
Amputating Instruments, Lanccts SC
Together with complete assortment, (Which we
VIII receive in few days from the Northern ci-
tIes,) OF every thing in our line of business
Orders addressed to us will meet with PROMPT
attention. PAYNE g. LITTLE, Druggists
Scottsviie, Albemarle.
Sept. 26, ISIi-tf
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" "A Z E a B T. z u a N ID
AT AUCTION.

4 N pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Cbancery for Augusta
County, rendered on the llth day Of June last.
jamin Crawford, Plaintiff, and VIM. Edison and
others, defendants, the undersigned, acting as
Commissioner under the said decree, will on Sat
urday the 10Th day OF October next, on the prem
Uses in the vicinity of Mt. Sidney, proceed to sell
10 the HIGHEST bidder.
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New Shenandoah Cornpany

'NHE Annual General Meeting of the Share
-, holders OF The New Shenandoah Company,
will be held in the town of Port Republic. on The
18th day of November next, as the act of iucor.
poration requires.
by order OF the Pres't. and Directors.
s. III. LEWIS, Irtas. ". s. Co.
Oct 3--1m
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HEALING SPRINGS.

with two Acres of Land attached 70 il If tho
purchaser OF the Springs should desire il. the tract
OF land belonging to Messrs. S,ones,ree,s will be
sold on reasonable terms, which joins the Springs.
For the quality of the water the public is referred
to the following certificates
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CERTIFICATES.

BATH COUNTY TO WIT 81 do hereby certify
mat was much afflicted with Rheumatism, that
had TO go on clutches for length of time. and
was from two weeks use of the HEALING Snr;nn
entirely cured. JAMES CJEEK
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ELECTORAL TICKETS

III be furnished to Clubs and Associations in
this and neighboring counties at forty cents per
hundred. Orders solicited.
Oct g fSil
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TO LEY FRIENDS

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I'M Office, as Commissioner in Chancery and
- Bailiii, and Commissioner in the Federal
Court OF the United States for the Western Dis
irict OF Virginia, is in the room occupied by the
Clerk oil the Hastings Court of Staunton, immc-
dlaieiy over that oil the Clerk OF the Circuit SUI
perlor Court Of Law and Chancery, and NAV he
entered by passing up the flight of steps i'm the
rear OF the building, where may be found at all
limes' ready to attend to any call that may be
made upon me, to take dispositions, settle ac-
counts OF any kind, draw deeds of every dcscrip-
ron write out articles of agreement, write letters
,or those who may desire it, either of a family or
business character, act as Trustee, &c. The
charges In all cases will be made in strict accor-
dance with the present depressed state OF the
country. JOHN b. w ATS
August /, 1914. Con'r g..
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do hereby certify that in the year of 1921 or
1872 had black woman who was struck with
fI'S'ic anG could not move head, hand or
foot. l tried the Hot Spring Bath, for some lime.
also with the aid of an eminent Physician; but
she received no benefit. then took her to the
Healing Spring in Bath county, Va, and in three
days time she could use her fingers, and contin-
9ed TO mend until she got well, which was about,
nVe o. SIN weeks, and Is in perfect health at this
time, and has since her attack had nine cb;ldran
Nj. McELWEE
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do hereby certify that have been in the hab.
II 81 using The Healing Spring for number of
years. when afflicted with Rheumatism, and al
ways found great service therefrom.
MARY DiNWIDDIE.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES X. POLK, or TENNESSEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, OF pENNsyLyy

Democratic Electoral Ticket for Firginia.
LIST District.--John S. MIsoroDpf Norfolk
I'd do. Thomas Wallace of Petersburg,
Sd do. VIM. II. Baskc rvillc of Mcckienbure
18th do. VIM. Daniel Of Campbell.
9th do. Archibald Stuart of Patrick
9th do. Thomas j. Randolph of Albcmarlc
1th do. William Smith of Fauquicr.
9th do. VIM. p. Taylor of Caroline.
9th do. VIM III. Roanc of Ucnrico
10th do. Richard Coke, jr. of GLOUCESTER
Ilth do. Henry Bcdingcr of Jefferson.
18th do. Green B. Samucls of Shenandoah
18th do. James Hogc Of Pulaski.
l4th do Henry 5. Kane of Scott
18th do Robert A. Thompson of Kanawba
10th do. Joseph johnson of Harrison
nth do. William S. Morgan of Marion
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CASH FOR NEGROES .

WI subscriber wishes to purchase Negroes
Vi all descriptions: Any persons having Ne.
groes to sell will find it to their interest TO cali
on the subscriber, address letter to Fishers.
vilie' Augusta county, which shall be attended to
Immediately.
~ SAM'L. b. BROWN.
Fishersvjlle, March lift
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-POSTPONENlENT.

The above sale is postponed till Friday next,
tho 18th inst
Oct. TO- 1914.
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n % mi mlN

4 Hereby forewarn all persons from huntino,
hshlng or fowling on my premises; also, from
cutting my timber, pulling down my fences leav
ing open my gates, turning their stock into NV
enclosures, or In any other way trespassng upon
any lands as am determined 10 have the law
slFIcuy enforced against all offending
MATTHEW WILSON, Sr.
Oct. 10, 1914.