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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS ENDURANCE Co.1 s' H Mobile, January IA, I84E. X 's VNHE Board of Directors of this Office have this "
 Il day declared dividend of FIVE PER CENT Er < he last six months, on the capital stock of two hra
 dred and iiiy thousand dollars-pay able to siockhold CTS and aiier I6,h instant. : .i .-s 4sl,
 janl5 THOS. w. Mccoy. S,cre,arv. d z.
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OFFICE FIREMES's INsuRAkcE CoM'Y I.sf
 Mobile, January 20, ls45 s.s4 A ELECTION fm Fifteen Directors of the. q be held a this Office on Satwday lst February be-, | tween the hours of l2 NJ. aud 2 PM. p -s t- jan2l T FRANKLIN, Sec, etary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

A CARD.-H. MorFETr, House Ca,penta and
 A BIidr, respectfully offers his services to the citizens of Mobile tie feels himself competent to give satisfaction 10 all who may wish to patrnnixe him. Plans and specifications for building aii sizes and descriptions drawn the shortest notice, snd. ut low charges. s., VI
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[aA FOR SALE-'Fhe two story frame Dwell. lsM ing situated on the north side of Si. Francis. between St: Joachim and Conception streets, now occupied by Dr. Mott. This house is in good repair and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. Fdf terms, apply to e'fe t-'t 'sifa' "A ,si,s7 T
 jan11 36l THOS. $. KING, Secty.5
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AcEkCY oFrHE MUTUAL tNs, Co. 7 Mobile, 22nd Jan lS45.
 DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on ieiisy II shea are issued from this AGEScY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Eu- rope with an order on the President of the Company in New-York, for such sums amounts as may in case of loss become due, in ihe same manner as \ separate Policy had been issued ut the office in New York. ROBERT s! BUNKER, Agent, 'f' f
 corner of Royal and St. Francis-s,s., jan22 45f m Stars :.''
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rNf JAS T. FRANKLIN, Sec'y.
 If the above property is sold prior 10 the first Monday in March, it will then be dispose of by p,b. lie auction. .s .Nt.,- 5t janI4 S6tf
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0S- Jobbing attended to at short notice. s, .n t REFERENCEs. ....i.
 Bartholomew Lopez, Richard L. Watkins,
 Robert l.. Walker, Thos, J.. .McCoy.. .x A orders left at IT.. McCoy's Paint Store, Nc. 5S Royal street, or at my residence third door eo Church, on Ceader street. w,l be promptly at,endsii to. (jan17 All -i-t ~ HrM 2
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1000 square yards Flag Stones :, .l''' -. 's ' AOs1U500 hampers Irish Potatoes. I.an,!iae : per ship Jno. Bell from New Ross Irelsnd) and
 for sale by a.a@ ~ -
 j,nsO JAS. MAGEE < co, 66 Commerce. si :. :. RAGGING. ROPEAND TWINE--Is0O p,ecss I ID Bagging, choice Kentucky ,brahfia; 1900 coils Rope; 20.000 lbs Twine, will be sold on time for, approved paper by .- A,.i' 'f-a- :, 4
 jansO BEERS & SMITH, 22 si. Michael s, <
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&A RIVER, PLANTATION FOR SALEs-- IT The subscriber offers his plantation win thousand acres ofand for sale. Ii is situated d6 ,le Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 Hours run for steamboat from Mobile. l25 acres arc cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard; a comfortable dwelling at the yard gin house baras and negro houses, all framed There can be cleared in one field 4OO acres of good swamp and up ahd.-. lhis plantation would suit any one living in Mobile. There IS healiy summer retreat within 2A miles of the plantation. For further particulars. apnfy to a.
 E. Holt, Mobile, lnov4I VIM. WALLER,
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SHRRIFFIS SALE.
Thomas A Pannell, vs. vendIiionI exponas.

"lLL he sold for cash in front oftl Court House
 WV door or Mobile county, the first Monday of March, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and 4o'clock PM of said day, all the right, tii1e and interest of Frederick Ayers, in and to the foowng described piece. parcel lot of apd and premises, situated in the city of Mobile, the souihwes, in. ierseciion corner of Government and Warren sts. The same is'io be sold as tue property of F. Ayers, by virtue of the above stated yendtioni iexponas, which issued from the Circuit Court ol Mubie coun. [, and to me directed. s....fit,.. .4it. Y
 febl 54ids J, c. BANCROFT. Sheriff Nj. c.
 Y or FOR SALEAA most desirable buildng 1I lot elgibly situated hear the bdsness pari of the city. For sale low and long credit. For
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s.IiERIFF,S SALE
SHERlFF'S SALE. Campbe Il and Cleveland
 .. .x.J.

c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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Jan 2

NIRGINIA;-At rules held ia the Clerks Office of,he
Cncuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanceiy, for Bed
ford county. the day Of December, 1914:
James A. Dudley and PameaJ. his wife, late PAMELA j.
Brown, plaintiffs,
against
Adam Bowyer, admir-. of Margaret Woody, deceased ,
Betsy Brown and James Brown, Moses Milan and Char
lotte M his wife, William W. Brown, Mary M. Brown,
Harvey Buxton and Sugey G his wife, Isaac Hudley and
Elizabeth his wife and John ID. Lewis Defendants.
In CHANcERy.
The defendants, Betsy Brown, James Brown, Moses Mi
lam and Charlotte M his vile, late Charlotte NJ Brown,
William w Brown, Mary M Brown, Harvey Buxton and
sagey G. his wife late Sagey G. Brcwn aud Isaac Handle,
and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Brown, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
the Act Of Assembly and the rules this court and APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they inhab
tants cfhis Commonwealth; 1t is ordered that they do a
at the Clerks Office of the said court rules be
held therein on the st Monday in April next and
the plaintiffs bill and that this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the of I.ynchburg,
months successfully, and posted the front door OF the
courthouse OF tbs county some court day.
Copy-Tvze,
JOS WILSON, CI'k
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$3.50 @Nss ~ = SS05A1-& 81 MIA AkN'SSAtt
tor The purpose of tiansactng General GInccry aud
Commission Business. announce 10 their friends and the
public generally, that they have taken the large new
buck building. one door below Benjamin T. Ii1slcy
Co.'S old stand and nearly opposite The old stand OF B,
AM Young, and arc now receiving and have Ia sora.
large and well assorted stock Of Groceries, purchased
for cash. at low prices and times hard and none,
scarce. they determined 10 sell at small advance
upon cost. Tor cash. OF country produce aud would
specially invite the friends OF the late OF Bf,
ant & Young and Benjamin l. fluSley s Co. To an
examination Of hcir stool. before making their purchases
The following goods constitute portion OF ther stock
offered for sale
As hhds. p Rico, ST. Crox and n. O. Sugars.
4Obafrels p, Rco Sugar Cheap
20 bones Loaf Sugar,
4J0 bugs Rio, Lagura, Manila, Marlcabo and Java
Coffee, Gall cheap
90 hhds. aud barrels Aloasses,
d50 sacks Salt,
30 sacks G. A. Salt.
81 barrels Salt,
5000 los. Bale Cotton. Louisville, Iynchburg and
Richmond f4clorles,
10 tons Country Bar Iron. assorted
tons Iredegar Iron. from half to tyre,
800 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
so kegs fencing and box Nalls,
IS barrels IaHners Oh,
5000 Is Sole Leather. good aud damaged,
90 ,nses best Lqnorice.
80 Nova Scotia ,5tnd Stones,
ceroons best Indigo.
1000 lbs Nadder
so sacks Shot.
80 kccs best Gunpnwdcr
so kogs Blasting Powder
50 boxes Sperm, null's an9 rallow Candles,
50 Soap,
S i" Toilet Soap.
40 " Cheese,
casks Cheese.
hhds. Winter Bloachel Lamp Oh.
casks Rice. new
| bale Hops.
rs nests Tubs Cheap
20OO lbs. BIislered Steel
800 lbs Cast and Shear Steel
go boxes 80 o and lO>s / : Glass,
rs doz painted Buckets,
80 boxes Dunpowder and Imperial Tea,
% boxes Raisns.
rs reams Cap AVID Letter Paper
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Domcsles OF all grados. Al
lum and Sspelre with other articles usually kept
in the grocery line. which is deemed unnecessary In
mention. call all that Is asked by the subscribers
IN order to .lioct sales
WILSON p. BRYANT,
BENZ +. TINSLFN.
MILTON II. LAVENDER.
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NJ sssEiGEe

Married, Tuesday evening", 3ls' umo, in St
Pants church. by the Esv Wm IL kiurkle, the Rev.
ANpErw F,aEH, Raear Of II. James Parish. PoY ha
tan, 10 Miss M,aGAaEr +, daughter Of Mr. Caswell
Poe. Of this place,
--,e IN the 95,hofDe,on5er, by the Rev w.
Lel"ich, df. WESLEY MoaGAS. 10 Miss LUCINDA
GRtGHEAp o Franklin.
--, al Norfolk, an the l9h nlt. by tho Rev
Alr. insaaefger, Alr RorrET ), RomNsos Of Rich
mont. { Mss ApELlA \. oLphnF. daughter Of the
late Capt Joshua ). Odner, Of Norfolk.
-. on Thursday. the oh nlt.. by the Rev ]
ID. Mitchell. Nr. jaws II. RlBixsoa TO Miss ELIZA
harn f. ljAGERMAN, all 81 Bedford county
---, on the 2 ith Of December. By The Rev. James
NJ No'ds Mr.. CiaFfoS Sraoes 10 Miss MARTal
Nj. daughter of Mr. John Puuble, decd. all of Camp.
bell.
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Structures Octhc Urclhra.

EVILS disease is common and often so alarming a.
l. TO demand the first and chief notice of an exprrcns
ced Physician.
There is no part Of the Urehra which NAV not be mar
rowed by structure. The first symptoms of which
patient afflicted with this disease most frequently COM
palms. are an inability retain his long
al an obscure uneasness about the seat and alteration
in the stream of urine, which, instead of being full and
equal Is smaller than usua and is prked, spiral
tered. The first symptom just noticed cumpes the pa
tent 10 rise twice in The night, void his urinc;
and he also generally finds that greater force neces
sary TO lis complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit Of exerting, IN consequence o the resistance made
to the free passage OF the water by the structure Moo
turnal emissions are com non symptom Of this com
plalnl and sometimes there mucous discharge from
the Urethra which Is adheng the bottom ofths
receiving vessels When the disease is of very az
gravated nature, the urine will nten become quito
white, aud be mixed with mai blood. there will he
great difficulty aud pain in voldng the ufine and like
wise much general debility
The immediate cause of structure is slow in1amma.
on In the part affected which ihckenins Of
the canal and deposition of adhesive matter around that
hckenng, so as to produce dimnu.ion Of the diameter
OF The canal, aud that whatever gives considera
Die irritation IN the Uelhra, may prove Ut stric
ure there. Hence The disease very frequently follows
Gonorrhn, or It may be induced by drinking or riding
hard and by direct injury of the part. When pa
en aboring under Gunorhea. is imprudent asto in
iuge IN hard riding and free drinking. he exposss HIM
self ,o the most powerful Of the present mslady.
md such rarely fail to produce il in its wurst fa,us
When patient is able pnDcuse The assistance III an
,ble medical practitioner, he should Immediately sval
himself oft, and implicitly adhere tho nsfncsipss
given; but, unhappiy ignorance and nattcniion are
much more common than their oppstes; and his an
ndspulable fact that vast number OF persons afflicted
with The present complaint find difficult maies OBJ
tain udiclous and efficient aid; and even sms WIN
oy ample Pecuniary means attain to il only after long
and painful search. Ia - - Il
Dr. HARTLEY is not unjusily celsbmtsd FIR The re-
nd -
exclusive practice in this particular branch Of the
procession, fully warrants the assertion that he will IN.
ierake tho worst and must prraced eases, and effect
ner'eet cure References given il required.
o. Office one door below the Trinity Clulseh. Al
tendance all hours during The day aud eysans.
Richmond December Q ,sif
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..no9iard and Ie!J IN tqaal claiemp and

:, !. undated and Ted III eqaal contempt aad
as,a .s I,,es i teiaiain heeNeellerce Ssno'imy'
u i"' III iheir character, may not cotne 10 'he
and rue }.h,st and INST ilhlsi:sus public OF Pr-
fesrne % ~ ii defend II sgaust the vile calamny and
saie 'r'pf ,ol $ mscrean'S; whefesoever they find H.
slah'' I'm and vpdlealioh as thty choose, oy The
u SUI - = monument, or Otherwise, win 'heit '"h
tfte"o" ,ber own means then We suggest 10 i.nc'-
feois 10 Al onre berrit OF all htir privileges what
ihs lauie aside altogether; except mr The common
snef@' ' l lhcr bess 5, aud that the days o prnnl
dfnds'i} - IAN b, considered IN ini progress OF re-
I'VE NIL the ladies are nure obedient To the dem
enae,o' r..,, and is behests The political elements
ffd'I n,i,ey might be converted into the hnest and
oi shI' liur Locnfocrdcy the World ever knew.
misl women Of Henry Clay charm
bn' ln' y :, he scared by an OWL or inundated
IN lhe y M =, although they would keep at a due dis
BY a fo"'' w.. burr> lhe Virginia ladies' will be
altt ,'" a, least, follow their own judgment, and
qhe "r' .,f,nr to lis dictates. aud the dictates OF
n ahFa. Is in the gnrlaus and magnificent work
hef aa-,,ssd IN though Lee loeoisn menace them
lhty .,1 nm Of war; worse than pnPer pellets
WIN ,n. f.l,es understand Locai5eosn to be very
slll tesof Virginia will "come 10 the rescue" Of
Inv : and the worlds hentleiur and friend:
ilelt SaIready ''cnne 10 the fescnt:" And they
int} Lima monument. they and their daughters,
VIII Of ihcr country nfs and gre,si patriot,
tf p him WIN nas the ialier ut his country. worthy
h,A ',lcss and worthy Of iher n9atcd brother, the
u so # ther cheated, deceived and deluded
4..r.-,,nee proud and nuh.e Nfgnia, The Gnss
~ hat r,py airs ut lHeluc1smils lcing and lis
ssIling--s ravifg and is rann 9-WiIl but enhance
It ~ ud the patriotic Wamtu 81 ifg'nla. Shd the
~ f;,,r aud n aouiheeaee Of The scheme sbsy have
egaa IN hand Nrgna's daughters WI vinAlraie
y',ni,., illasiriaus sou. And Ia tie monuments he
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NsssHI.eThN.N.

fENit concern ofnyant 4 Nonng is tbs day dis
solved ny mutual consent. All persons having claims
agalnst The eonrcm vii present them for payment aud
illasc indebted viii he good enough To COME Gr~ard
and make payment, Mr.. bryant. Who may be
found a, the house of Bryant, Tlnsley Layinder.
OF 10 Mr.. Young, nj the old stand The name ut The
eencen will be used by either o the partners in wind
my up the business. WILSON Z. BRYANT.
NM, L. YOUNG.
Jau | Is
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E.&.H'Ee .S.EEE.

\ obedience to tbs order Of the worshipu the county
b court OF Campbell, IN the case oflrvine RS Irvine
81 al pronounced al the November term. 1871, the un>
dersigned commissioners therein appointed, WALL on Fri,
day, The 9th day Of February next if fair II not the
next fair day thereafter, upon the premises proceed to
sell, at auction. 10 the highes bidder, the
TRACT Or LAND.
IN the sad decree mentioned, formerly owned BY
samuel Irvine deceased, and allotted to his widow In
DOVER, containing about THREE HUNDRED ,cREs. be
the same moro less; adjoining the Lands Of Achilles
ID. Johnson and Wm Norveli's estate, near the Qua.
ker Meeting house, some three miles from Lynchburg
The Land will be sold in lots. 1t abounds in valua~
BILE timber and hEewood The soil is productive.
TERMS.
One-tenth part of tho purchase money in cash, and
the balance an credit ofone and three years. in
equal instruments from the day of sale Bond with
good security will be required from the purchasers and
the TILE withheld until payment be made. Pais and
surveys will be exhibited tho day of sale and the
meantne Mr.. A. ID. Johnson will show the Lands To
any person who may be disposed to view them.
CHAS. w CHRiSTIAN.l r.,
A. d. JOHNSON, S"" 49,
Jan. 2 t7F
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II ~ & W. III a. u = II
Az TIE OLD STAND.

H,llE SUBSCRIBER grateful to his old friends
L and customers who have Nj long and ~ literally
parefiaed hun, apsriner vi the concern OF Bryant
Young takes pleasure in saying To them and 10 all ihse
Who ehoose TO paf,nizo him. that ho Is now receiving
and has In Of tho largest and hest selected
stoc of Groceries be has ever had the pleasure o ler-
10 them, and bic oleri Is 10 sell exclusively Tor
Ca,h or Barter he pledges himself 10 sell low any
house this place. All he asks is examination Of
his stock and he he will convince any buyer that
he is determined sell prices thai must please The
following comprise portion ri his stock
$50 bass Lagairs. Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee,
20 Old Governm ent Java
10 i" Manila. -
% hhds. Z, Rieo, n. O. and St. CIoix Sugar.
hld. Cuba clarified, do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar. all qualities.
20 hhd, and bills n. o. aud p. Rico Molasses,
900 Sacks Salt. vol filled.
loo kegs Nails and Brsds. all sizes,
s tons Ru lron.
% bbls, Tanners OIL
fierce Winter Strained Lamp Oil.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns Leaksslle and other factories
50 hhls Flour.
| hid M,dder. 2 ccroons hes, Indigo.
2 bales Hops 30 boxes and caddlts Tea.
| chest very best Tea. 30 boxes Candles,
% boxes Soap. casks Cheese.
iietccs Rice, 80 Nova Scotia Grindstonc,.
500 lbs. Feathers. 200 lbs. Wool, 100 lbs. Wool
Pipe splendid Cognac Brandy, pipes American
Brandy.
II pipe old Antigua Rum. 10 bbls. N. y. Rum,
2 bhs Corn Gin. bills :. Madeira Wine.
10 bhs Malaga Wine. 10 hbls. old Rye Whiskey,
so bills Mountain Whishey. 10 bales Donestics.
Cotton Oznahures, Calicnes, Chocks. Bedcling,
Leading Lines Bedcords. Ginger. Pepper. Alspee
Nutmegs. Alum, Corpeps. Snrelre. Tubs. Stone
ware. Butter and in fact every article usually kept in
such an establishment Give me trial.
w. T. YOUNG.
N B--Consignmon,s Of Tobacco. Flour, Bacon
Lard. Butter. Feathers, We or any other produce will
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dies y rsiia, but VII teach rs tina, The pe,, aud
elsf'Us pfRepes vi the " hug rarly, are The hue prn
eireS Of the Nati'n and thai they are A. bs,,ng ann
ades'rnchla as Tie solid maeri1l. inm which II T.,
be chissele ior which, (hopab Dictated f,r The n,e
sent We have vaaall3 ioo9l.aa1 intend 10 Iat,c as
oa2 as Ntsse 9, Tue nello'r shall cmain. or Viz
be emblaz1ned un her coat OF anus
PETER CAUSrIC.
LgnchLlug. Januarg |, lS45.
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DISSOLUTION.

! ENHE concern OF Benjamin +. 1nsey s. Co, is this
n day dissolved BY mutual consent All persons hav
ing claims against the will present them for
payment those indebted to the concern viii be good
notgh to come forward and make payment as is des
rable to close the business early MS practicable
Either Of The partners is authorised use the name Of
the concern in winding up he business.
BENJAMIN II. TlNSLEY,
WILSON 7. BRYANT,
WIN. L. YOUNG.
JAN ia
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AR'E5,NT EON.

rESHE SUBSCRIBER would return thanks to his
friends and the public generally, Tor their liberal
patronage extended to him for or years past
partner during that time Of Tho OF
& Bryant, and Bryant s. Young, and would now invite
then special attention to his connection with the
concern of
BRYANT, TiNSl.EY & LANINDER;
and in asking their support TO the concern promises
that industry and prompt attention to business shah be
the order OF he day. WILSON p. BRYANT.
Jan.2 Is
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g.gED.5' .gC.gH5EsFEs..

f'fiE next session Of this Institution will commence
H. on the l5;h OF J, nuary under the snpernien.
denco Of the former Principal, Henry +. Bocock. A. NJ
whose past sry, prove him to be in every respect
qualified FOR the Office.
The Terms Of tuition for the next Session will be re
duced to the following prices, viz
For The lower classes, s. 80 per session Of mo.
For the higher branches Of
English $1,000
For the Languages and
Mathematics, $500
Students vil be charged the above rates from The
time of entrance I'LL the close of the session without any
deduction for Absence, except in Of proracled sick
ness.
This Academy is situated in the neighborhood Of
Old Concord and Salem Churches, in the county Of
Campbell, where board may be obtained on reasonable
terms, in respectable families a, convenient distances
X. ID. PALMER.
Pres't. OF The Board Of Trustees OF o. A.
Jan. = W3w
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aEpFSs

b s|lRY menb,rt fhe Iynr!,nrg Young Mems
q Sot'ly Is requested IL attend Tho Sacie, room,
IN saturday Gl4 ucNt, rs flr committee on the Reading
Il I'M "iii rPr'; arl obef BUSINESS of Importance will
cou.e heure In y. cieff. ~ ot!,r.
/. {. oRuSON, Rcc'g. sec'ry.
Jan. 2 1t
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COZ. Wii.iE,M AissiasFGAE:

EdbL. VIII NM & iflHl skAAE:
4 you are not an inhabilan Of this cunmon ealth
"A and having allorney in fact within the same
knpwn TO hereby notify You that snail, the Sd
Of February, 1915 at Alexander Slan's lotel. in the
of Lexington. take the dep isns Of Hugh Barclay
and others. 10 be read evidence the pend
ing in the rrcdu superior 81 law and chaucey for
Amherst county, in which you and Mary j. Waugh are
plaintiffs, and THIS. f. Waugh, myself and others are
defendants. Should the dispositions aforesaid not be
complee.cn the day abaye named they will be con.nu
ed from day to day until completed.
WILLIAM EDISON.
Jan Q 4w