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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
BLACK AND BLUE EYES.

BLACK AND BLUE EYES.
The eyes that glow with sparkling jet,
And those that swim in orbs Of blue.
Had long commended which should get
The palm OF beanty's empire due.
Conflicting claims nvolv'd dispute.
Black were too gray, and blue too STUPID;
At length this great important suit
Was left 10 Mr.. Justice Cupid.
Descending from the realms above,
The god his seat lis glory took,
lie ord the the STAT lite book OF love.
IN was a ponderous statute book
1T WA. filed with acts OF of Legislation,
Done i'm the state house OF the sky,
Where Venus sat in consultation
With all the deuies on high.
And never was a suit before
Involy'd in NOR. complete confusion
For never had the long robed corps
Been fed with such immense protusion.
The lawyers names will not tell.
Suffice it 10 say they did their duty;
Each plead his cause extremely we'll,
In praise of black and blue-eyed beauty
~Forbear. 10 both the prize is due"
The god at once ACKNOWLEDGMENT!
Woman is fair with eyes OF blue.
With eyes of jet is not less TAR.
Black more vivacity impart,
In blue more tenderness we find.
Black ind.c fnesse aud art,
In blue is gentleness OF mind.
Black are Too subject to caprice,
Woe to the gazer's heart! but blue
Are free from uile or arti6ce.
And tender, delica.e and true.
In black I've set my shaft of fire,
But blue in sweetest languor roll:
Back, sparkling black. transport inspire,
But blue, enchanting melt the SOUL"
This said, Sir Cupid shut h IS book,
Non.switiug plaintiff and defendant;
fee like M h,s godship took.
Ad;our ned the court, and here's the end ont,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

AS the rays of the sum- notw ithstandig their veo-
city nure not the eye by reason of their minuteness
so the attacks Of envy, notwithstanding their num-
ber ought not to wound our virtue by the reason Of
their significance.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

Curious TALE.-The Worcester Transcript
publishes story the scene of which is laid in that
town. party of students had fixed upon certain
night when subject to be procured for them for
dissection. The arrangements were completed, the
subject procured, and the party were in high gee-
A young gentleman the gravest among them, had al
ready taken the scape and raised the corner o. the
sheet and looked for the first time upon the lifelcss
form of the subject. He had scarcely done SO, when
he uttered wild piercing shrek, and fell senseless
upon the floor That swoon had Well nigh proved
fatal. During the interval of an hour he was par
TALLY recovered by his terrified companionsbut often
did his eyes wander to that table with CHASTITY stare
as if horrid phatom we've there, and as often; too
with thrilling groan, did he sink back nsensble'-
At ltAgth BY various restoratves, he was recovered
more dead than alive. few broken sentences ex-
plaited the catse of this sudden denoument.-
They scanned the delicate form OF their recent sub
;ect with no common emotons,as the rosebud fresh
ness of an apparently voIupt ues sleep scenes 70 be
almost warming it into life. Nor did they wonteS
At che intense anguish Of their companion, for they
razed upon the beautiful form Of his betyotkcd brtds
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WHOLE NO. 1873

A SLY TIP OF TuE CaEATuRR.-One of our subscFi~
bers, tsays the Rhode island Republican, who hap~
pened to be in Newport last summer, got down into
the bar-room at very carly hour, when there was
nobody but boy in attendance; wfeH by who should
come in FIRST, but a tan, welLdressed very solemn
booking Quaker gentleman lit was yearly AeetingJ
He looked about for moment, and then turning to
the boy-"Boy,r said her sdoes thee ever make any
Iemmonader Certainly, sir, great deal every day.
aWell, make glass, take that largest size tun-
ber"-ooy mixes ingredients, and pours in water =
bout halffulI. Stop-!eave vachncy. Has thee any
old French brandyf' eyes, sir" "Well, pour till
,elf thee to STOP" Pous. ssStops Has theesry
good Jamaica ruma' sNone, sir" "Aay Saa1s
Cruzr aYes." swell, pour till tell thee TO stop
Pours to the brim. sStop.' Boy mixes. And then
our Quaker friend setting the brimfu well-sessoS-
ed breaker tc his lips poured down in ono continuous
stream, the whole draught, without the interruption
of breath Then with that look of satisfaction to
the inner man. which, on such occasions is seen but
not described and he sat down his glass and called
! what's to pay. He paid and turned to go away, but
stopped as if he had forgotten something, just as %
reached the door, and casting back an eye the foun
tain of refreshment, where be had imbbed the exn-
Grating beverage, he exclaimed; clad thee's very
small boy, but thee does make great lemonade -
Our old subscriber, who witnessed the above says,
that, taking it altogether, he thought he should
split.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

TBE SrRrpED Pre- OUrDoNE.-A friend who had
lust returned from the interior of this State where
ono license" prevails, relates some amusing shifts
which are restored crafty The thirsty SOULS
suppIy of nectar the law has cut off. In one tav-
ern the landlord caused box to be put in the bar
room, on which are painted in bold letters, MOT the
widow and orphan fund of the village o.
The thirsty traveller who should be SO foolish as to
ask for glass of liquor is promptly refused for tho
law forbds the sale of it, but pointing to the boxthe
charitable landlord says, eff you contribute six
pence to that fund, l don't mind treating" Very
few are SO dumb as not to understand this hint, and
lever still so unchartable to refuse their mite 70
such an excellent fund.- The si&pehce is contribu-
ted and the landlord keeps his word and treats.
In another place, landlord refuses to sell any
LIQUOR but he demands from each traveller sxpeffce
for backing his horse under the shed, the liquor be-
ing of course of gratuitous-oshers sell nothing but
the extracts of saraparlla, lemon or the ike--at
least labels all say o. and the law does not allow
one to 90 behind the labels, they drive THRIVING
business. The striped pig is quite poor animal
after this and no enc would think Of giving si&pence
for sight of offe, when with the same sum he con-
tributes to an excellent charity fund, and get q
treat in the bargain.-.N- Y. Cour.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

GREAT FIRE At Sr. JoHNs.-Tfhe report of
great fire at ST. Johns Newfoundland, is confirmed.
The fire commenced on the morning of the 18th
ut. and ragged through the entire day. The loss u
estimated at FIVE millions of dollars, and 1900 persons
are homeless.
The Catholic Church and Episcopal residence In
rear of Duckwortll street. were saved. st. Johns
Church, the Cathedral, the Church of England, burnt
to the ground The Court House and Jail, and all
the buildings by which they were surrounded, arc
consumed: Also the Commercial Rooms, Marine
Insurance Office, Agricultural Society's Museum
Board of British North America.
The Congregational Chapel saved. Ordnance
store burned, but the rest of the building saved.
The Nunnery school house and Nunnery burned.
Every printing Office burned, but some Of the mate
rials saved.
Five or six thousands persons had to pass the nigh
! in front of the Governors house.
The only mercantile establishment in st. john
now standing is that of Newmun g. CO., all the res
are destroyed.
The papers mention the loss of life of three per
sons Two of them were workmen in the hous'
above stated. The other an old man, who had save
his bed and other articles from the famesy but VIII
sunk under their weight as he was carry them to
place of safety.
i At least two-fhrds Of st. Johns has been consum
ed and the loss OF property by this calamity is esti
ted at million sterling.
u Two streets each mile long and number OF de
tached buildings have been totally destroyed, an
,ooo ,oxs,6s ba ye te6t, rendered homeless.
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CHAS. WOODRUFF, EDrroR AND PRorRrBroR.
TERMS.

- TERMS.
0se Dollar asd fifty cents, If paid in Advance; otn-
erwise Too Dollars will invariably be charged.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.
For one square, Ia lines or less] one week. W. o.
|" for subsequent insertions per- week 20
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DEEP PI.OC CHING.

In III fifth number uf Colman's European Agriculture
~ important subject:
The man, vegetable mould h, says, is without
question, the great medium OF nnufl~hmenl 10
vho plants. BE mure nr less deep, II ia always safe
10 go To the bhtom o his aud. BY gradually oosenng
portion OF The suhsol, lower stratum and lncurpl-
xating II with the mould and rendering accessible l.,
che air and light II acquires the nature of mould and
the whoe arabe surface is enriched. The deeper the
sH the deeply The roois permitted 10 descend
and the more widely they eoabled 10 spread them
seivcs-uuless they penetrate stratum unhealthy from
We, az the tao great prevalence OF some nnayurah
uiaets, sebsIsucc--sn much the more luxuuant and
productive is the vegetation likely prove The depth
which the Of plants will 90 down 10 search Of
tod OF moisture. Is much greater than superficial
observation would induce us To suppose. II Ia con
hienily asserted that the rups u plants such
DOR example, lucefn aud lntiin-pu 10 denb of
hi'een. twenty, and even thirty feet. This seems
scarcely CREDIBLE Red clover known 10 extend lis
rools 10 the depth of three feet ard wheat To the
depth al Iuo 0f three feet, where The cnndion ol thc
shl Is favorable 10 Their extension. Nun Thaet the
dlsllng agtlculturas SAYS he has pulled ear.
ros two and halt feet long, the tap Of which was
probably another loo. In len.th.' The iap-r root OF
Swedish urnip has been known extend thirty nine
'nehes The tous OF Indian corn. full SIX feet These
siai' mens may appear extraordinary. but by the free
and 10 Sc texture ot The sail ubvlons good hus-
oandnan VIII give every opportunity tot the and
their extremely fine hbres extend themselves as far
as het Instincts may prompt them"
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4 i Circuit superior ourt OF Law and Chancery
"A continued and held Tor Nelson county. al tho
court hous'. on Saturday. the 2nd dav OF May. 1916:
james NJ. llarns. administrator with the will annex
ed OF AllcaJ,h Pe0dleton, deceased, Planun
against
Richard Phillips, john Thompson, lr, W llliam
liofsey, Judith llorslcy, George Vaughan " lhao,
BlSh, Wm II DlggeS, Ann :. Iloroley aud serson :.
l"yman, administrator aud admnlStmto ol Robert
llorsey. decd Edmund Cnrisiian. Marshal Of the
Eastern District Of Virginia. assignee IN Bankruptcy Of
Charles \ Paucson Defendants
Tins cause came this day be further heard npon
The papers iorme read, aud the report u
Garland, made IN pursuance III the decroal order ot the
elh day o October last, To which there is exception
and was argued by counsel, consideration whereof
Tue court approving said report with Tho CORRECTION
famed IN The statement \, thereto appended by the con
sent oil The parties, doth confirm the same, and doth a
JndLe, order and Decree that, unless the defendant
Richard Philips shall within ninety days from tins day
ray 10 the plaintiff the of Two Thousand three hun
bred aud thlry eight dollars and sixty cents. with
legal interest thereon from the first day u March i6
MI paid. together with the Of The sui In The de
iendant, judith llurSrlcy, bundled and forty rie
dollars aud seventy Two ceuls, wuh LEGAL interest ON
VIA part heleoi from the lsl day OF March, l>l6 u
paid and 10 the defendant. W ham H. Dlggrs unety
Int dollars and eighteen cents with legal interest On
so %, part thereof from the 81 day of March ISl6
I'LL paid. he shall be loecused and forever barred of the
equity OF redemption IN the real and personal tate IN the
deeds OF the 3ls Of March 1884 aud Irh OF Nav 1887
IN the bill mentioned and II Shall hrn be the duty o
DO Thompson Jf. and James Garland who are here
by appointed Commissioners toT that purpose 10 tx
pose 10 sale. at public auction, the hughes bidder
the real aud personal estate in the said deed mentioned
The personal estate or cash and the real estate on cred
II ct sly. twelve and eighteen months or such cr,du as
the parties may agree taking boud with approved person.
al security. from the purchaser purchasers and retain
my the lille for the security of the purchase money hov
ng advertised the time and place OF such sale at least
81 days previous thereto IN wsnaptr published
IN the cIy ut Rlchmond aud town of Iynchburg and Al
me eou'' mousse doors o the counties OF Amherst aud
NelSoh'-rsstsslon Tor the purpose OF seeding To he
delivered on the 10Th day of September next aud fun
possession On The first day of January thereafter and
make report 10 the court.
lhtee hundred and forty eight dollars and sixry nine
cents heIe"', is tor the benefit OF Hudson NJ Garland
IT, WIN interest from the Slh day February, 1914 as
Nr MhcaJah Pendleton's order filed
Copy-Tesle,
RIO. c. CUTLER, Cfk.
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MILTON

We mean to repeat al least thousand iimes, or lll
what We say has effect upon our counlrymen
that pound OF lean, tnder, juicy mutton can be rails
ed Tor half The cast OF the quantity of fat pofk.
that is infinitely healthier ooG especially in the sum
ner seasons Is mure agreeable to the palate when enc
gels accustomed 10 IT. and those who eat il become more
muscular and can d. work with greater ease Ia
themselves than ih"se who cal fat pork. We know no
thing more delicate than smoked mutton ham. of So,h
down breed OF sheep-venisnn itself is not sup,r,or -
sheep can be kept In fine growing order where other
domestic annas will scarcely exist and thousands o
acres IN The State under enlightened stem ii sheen
"nsoandry. may be made 10 pay good interest," where
now 'ey are nearly dead property in the hands Of their
present owners.
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rsOTsrTOas.T SPRINGS.

rl,llE lNSIrTU IlON located at this place is IN
successful and very ,fEceht oferallnn al the pres
enl llme. The premises have been very much Impfav-
ed the teachers competent and 'aithin and The dis
cipne ri the srhu unsurpassed. Instruction - given
in all The bTanthes of spund and thorough education,
and every c1rt IL made to advance The pupils moray
"a we'll intellectually. The strclest decornm Is IL
CURED and md vIdnal will be allowed 10 coetnue
his or her connection with the institution, whose conduct
IL IN any way calculated 10 disturb the quiet oil the
srh al ~ fetard the progress OF others.
The session opens the lsl Of July aud closes thu
1t ut May following. Students. however, will be re
eeyed II sny nne darn2 The session. provided they arr
pfcpared Ia IIn the regular classra; but II /, lar pfella
bic The LIST o July, the Isl OF Decen
Der, the several classes are then organized.
TERMS.
For the sosson II 10 Board, incndl. Q diet
fuel. lights, washing. servants hire aud lodging
SO 0t
Tuiflon in Eaallsh branches. 81 u
- AacIent Languages AMI Mathematics 80 on
Payment, /, he made one -lhrd on Isl Ut July, one
thttdon Isl OF Jlnnafv AMI the balance al close Of h
session. BY ORDER OF HE BOARD.
Nov. 2 Wild
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iobcI 10
Lax (.INlk .

Vi'GININ:
Rule held in the Clerks Office Of the Cit.u;, Sun,
'ou'i OF Law aud Chanc,ry 10, Bedt,ld County
The 2nl day OF NOV en,htr, lsIG
W Ill IA Mctabe, Alexander Morgan and John Boarlt
Merchants aud partners, trading the style and firm,
Nc abe, AolI an and Boald, llainid,
against
Josiah X. Met abe aud John Il, ara and " Him, N,t.h
adm'is, OF John Mctahe, deceased, Defendants,
In uAHCEEY.
lac Defendant. Josiah X. Met abe. ha, ine ,nr rcd
In aprIence and given security ascending the ,cI If
Assembly, aud the Ralc al this oIt. appearing l., AT
s1iofN evidence, that liz j. nhabt ct il Cum
m"n" ealth 1t l. ordered that hc do appear Ruiz, L. he
held IN the Clicks Office OF sand tcm SUI eric, Count n
law aud ahanrcrl io Bedford touuiy, til, i,>i Mon,
III enunN noNt, AID the bill uf The Plant H. and
that thi> odrr be inserted paper, published
IN the town &" lnrhbufg. ion Two months oesi>el, and
posted at the ttout door oi the Courthouse If this County
ON sonc Count day.
Copy-re-tc.
JOS WILSON CLERK
Noycubd 9 WIN
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CoPy--lesle,
RIO. c. CUTLER. GIN.

IN pursuance To the ioteghng decree AMI a m,ilfca
llon thereof, made at the last term nf said Cn,r, A.,
saves han'd therein. three in numbcr will b, sLl \,
N'l,oh 'ouTl House, on Monday the 23i Of November
next. to the highest bidder for cash. and The and ma
ndaY me = o the same m1uih al the residence ii
''" "'n'fu 'hllis, ON a credit of six, Twelve and
sn'fen months he tract Of land contains near abuui
ia hundred acres, and will be sold enlirr. ar divided ,n
Two or three lots 10 suit purchasers
JOHN THOMPSON. JR.
JAMES GARLAND.
Z Inlnis.in,Lrr.
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.r.!s ls0oH 95.vDEGi.
WnT- AITALuOT

WIN "A. 7 ALUJI L
II ANING procured, irIn the eiY II fhi'da' Ph'' III
4 1 experienced work nan. Is prepared 10 execute
work in all lis various branches.
Bank Oii:ers. Clerks oi Courts, Merchants and al
uthcfs can be- furnished with
RE- RD. DEED .4.ND UH.L 30 On :,
LEDGERS. JGFR.N1f.S. LNpOHE
LND u ~ BOOKS,
ruled 10 aay pltiern and bound the very best manner
and the shoffesi notice.
Particular attention pad 10 binding Periodicals. &r.,
with nealnes, and despatch.
y IA mlscellane ms assortment oi Blank Account
Il ,pks on haud. whlch will be sid cheap ior cash.
October , WIN
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
L. " ~ II burg rglNi ~ .

N OF = U'tf az "a.
HAVING completed my Mater Power and other
Improvements, nj my old stand. near the Pump
House of the Lynehbufg Water Works | am now pre-
pared In execute all orders In my line Of business,
asst Grenng Tor Mills aud other Machinery with eve.
y description oi castings OF
IUON BRtss, AND STEFAN engines, TO
b"reo Presses, Ei",".r-, Hands, Levers, Ac. Ae
From experience Of nearly 20 years, IN one Of lhn
best conducted establishments IN he State, feel conf
dent III being able 10 give satisfaction 10 those ayoring
me with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention Of rnhacconsls
Ia my establishment Having heen the first that n,ruJu
ced the nuaclufc IT lunaccu Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &c, in Lynchbnrg. can with confidence
refer those unacIualnted with my work, 10 the principal
lobacconists Of tins place. having put up between II
and 100 presses, within the short time ol my residence
here
With a view Of seeming lair share Of patronage.
shall continue la add such labor saving machinery a.
will enable me 10 eNeculc work with accuracy and de
spalch ani will warrant all work done at my establish
men, TO be equal to any done in this place elsewhere
A. q. DABNF.N.
Nov p I'm
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} I'm Conpt N, ath' ii james Board decd. Jhn
l.. to5bS, NErrH ii Brdlurd and such Ad.n'r. de
hpnis non ot Niian i5a1td decd, Tho DAVIS, 81
ran t"u1nH. ), lines u cke-s,.u aud .,ury his wiz
" ilson Mfador, josiah Conproa, Jehu Compton,, john
Cundiii. w IIIlan Guntlfi. W am Il Cronr and Alafy
his Will, Jhr"b Nlps and l.zihcth his wIte, Richard
S"ndli', james Cond, John krson and Sarah hIs
Nile, and David II. Murphy and Leslay his wife,
Defendants;
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3l0etical.


FoR rHE ,iHeiNiAs.
1oNK-- Old Dan Taoker.
IN tell YOU how it happcnd Sc
That Genl. Ta,hs had to 20
And occupy the neutral ground,
In,il the RICH, Inc could lie found.
Get cut Of the way, Don JUN Ampnds
out of the wa, ponya'n Ampuda
Out OF The wsy Dt-, Jun Arpud's
Cl.a, the track lot Rough ard Ready,
Our Pre.,den, he'd ordered GU,
pld Gen'. Tay hr as scout,
To see If things going right,
II rot to have them 80, or fight.
&c, out OF the way, Sc.
The o;enT. marchd and took his stand
Upon the banks Of Rio Grsndc,
Across IRON Maamoras tosn
lie built Fort and call'd IT Brown.
&c, out oIthe way, nc.
Arsta who was in command
o. MeA,co'. d,spot,c band,
SAID II did not rct'e
They d feel the Vengeance ri has ne
Get out OF the way, 80.
- a ,5t,
We vii defend them 10 a man.
Now Ia, Tor bal 10 take the trsrk
To point lsisl t. ket a suael'
he .sR the tor Nth col. Brown
Ba, sad don't sko tho oolef, down.
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70 toaAIC0 uIMXn>.

V1NllE undersigned off, iuf sae their Land. Jine
/ on Goose trcek ~ the c1nnry III Brdfnfd me mile
from The lnirpike Road and ~ nfes West VI Liberty
containing To all about
700 .ECEE$,
Adjoining the laud. Of X Inert Campbell, Alex. L.
pfcv itpbrl Mille and othtrs, Thrto Is nron this
Tract abtul $50 ACBF u cleared Lard. IN got,d hear
aud we'll improved the balance ia considered first rate
TOBACCO LAND.
Tor raising manufacturing quality.
The hull ilngs cpn,lnriaoe. consisting of a new
<D-, FR.fHEU DH EhLiNG nous
nm.l two stories hah nearly finished 81 by Is feet
ka..A with good cesf aud all other nsces-
safy Dat Houses Ia good tepair
There are alsa. upon the Tact ? good Saw Mills.
Gust MIL | Circular Saw, farming Lathe aud
Plaster Crn.her go,d utder Tor busints, aud moved
by stream thar Is never iaihDg.
The abnvc land CT we.l he divided into Two or mute
tfacs 10 sat- purchasers further description of the
iand is deemed unnecessary believing psrsrns wishing
la ha, Will examine IN themselves Purchasers will
please call on Edward d. Williams. ~hn vr- np,m II,
and who will take pleasure n showing The any
irfsin.
We have other plantations witch we wish sell.
thai can be any time. by calling nppn Slammed
Nflana, ~haitvo. -pen the iaynehbnfg ard Salem
Turnpike Road, s miles west Of Liberty. Brdisrd
county.
SAM FL WILLIAMS.
EDN ARD ID. WILLIAMS.
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Selling OF 10 close business,
without Regard 10 Cost.

ANINU delefmlntd Ia close our buslues, in Ivnch
burg. ior,hwlh we will sell our stock of supet,r
READN-MADE CLOTHING,
tcithoH regard 10 cost, for CASH ONLY
be larger Pottlon Of our Stock composed of fine
"oods. Gentlemen, DESTROYS OF layin, in a stock ,f sn
rerlor Clolhlng, should not let his opportunity mass
PARllAM 4 HOPKINS
7. S.-We would earnestly reoncsl all norsn,s =,
deh'ed 10 us 10 maxi immediate payment. and al /,
whom We are Indebted 10 send IN their bills for settle
meht. - 9
August 10 -
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M IiEREAN, at Circuu Superior Courl It Law
" and Cdancrry ,hrid lor Bedford County the I'm
day {" September 1916, nlhe several sulls therein de-
pending vi
W ll''am Yates AMI NJ Ily lis wifi, John Motley and
Martha his wife and Calm W. iats,
Planning