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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-19
DIR. G.. BENZ. SMITHS
Sugar.Coated

I
For Intermittent, Remittent, Bilious and In.
tiamatory Fevers, Headache, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Perverted Appetite, Heartburn, Cos
tiveness, DiarrePa, Dysentary, Foul Stomach
Pain IN the Head, Side, Back, Scrofula, Sour
Wy, or any impurities of the Blood, Obstruc-
tons and Female Complaints generally, are the
result of this labor Their effects and the gen
eral favor with which they have been received
in all parts of the u States, warrant the pro-
pnetors in the declaration that they "are the
greatestimprovementin medicine yerknown.' y
Unlike all other pills, those neither GRIPPE, pro-
duce NAUSEA, nor ANY OTHER unpleasant SEN
sation, while they are as POWERFUL as it is pos
sible for medicine to be, and be HARM
LESS.
Parents
Cannot be too cautious of mineral medicines,
which exert such an all powerful influence up
on the system as to supersede every thing else
stilling and sllencing both the disease and ma
ture herself altogether, and often constituting a
greater and more grievous disease, which shall
weigh upon man through life.
Sickness Il, Children
Require the prompt and certain effects of mild
andagreeablep urgative medicine like thesePills.
HORNS
Are instantly expelled from the system by their
use.
Foul Stomach and Fured Tongue find a
positive antdote in these "SUGAR-COATED
PILLS"
Females,
Under any circumstances, may take them, and
they will promote regular action and preserve
health and strength of body and vivacity Of
mind. For certificates of ladies', we refer the
invalid TO pamphlet to be had of the agents.
But we will merely refer TO few who have
been cured by the use of these pills.
X. Thompson, So North Moore St, me
phew of the late Judge Thompson) cured of
periodical Headache and Pain in the Breast.
E. M. Park, U. S. Navy, of Fever and
Scrofula.
Jacob Carlock's daughter, No. s Sample ST.,
cured of Worms.
Mrs. S. A. Gould (Ma,ron of the U. s. Ma
val HospitaD cured of Headache and Bilious
Affections.
Sarah Douglass, corner Ludlow and Walk
eE sts., cured of pain in the head, dilnness oil
sight, etc.
James M. Turner, 5Sl Greenwich ST, Of
weakness in the breast. costveness and duff
Guilty of breathing.
Ira Alyoid, Cezenovia, New York, cured
of bilious complaint
James ]. Bevins, deputy sheriff, has seen
them used in the Debtors Prison with aston
ishing results.
Hon. p C. Lawrence and Nathan Ball, M.
D., of Michigan, have testified to several re-
markable cures Of fever and ague.
Dealers furnished at the New York College
of Health, l79 Greenwich street For sale by
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Ma rim h,,rfr Va
6rCAUTION.-Th public should remem
Der that NO (Sugdr- Coated) Pills can be gen
,rne unless DIR. G.. BENZ. SMITHS sigma
ture is on the side Of EVERY box. This Is
important, as ,,iserablc medicine may be en-
veloped with sugar. These Pills are made Of
the PUREST MATERIALS, and they viii
bear the scrutiny of either physician OF chemist
March Is, lei5-y
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Jayne,s Sanaliyc Pills,
Great Discovery

March Is, ls45--y Martinsburg, u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-10
Convention of Superintendent.

Agreeaby TO call from the County Superintendent the
Supcrn,endents from towns the County
ed at Fayetteville Aug 81 1876, TO deliberate matters
relating to Common Schools.
The Convention was organized by choosing Rev. Horace
Fletcher, Chairman and Rev Amos Foster Secretary.
Prayer offered by Rev Mr. Eastman.
The following resolution, after an interesting discussion
was unanimously adopted
Rssotred, That is expedent to have Teachers Insl
tute in the County the ensuing autumn.
The question arose, whether the expenses Of hiring
Teacher be betrayed by voluntary contributions by The
Avnils of tuition -Nhereupun IL was voted that the latter
means be relied upon for the above purpose.
On motion, chose Rev Mcssts Stevens and Ranney aud
Mr. Warren Blanchard, committee 10 report the sub
jec Of Teacher and The best Of carrying effect
the foregoing resolution.
son Brown chosen Teacher Of the Institute Also
Messrs Foster, Blanchard aud Fletcher we're appointed
committee TO cooperate with Mr. Brown in deciding where
the Institute shall be located and in carrying out ts pu
poses.
q. The following resolutions were adopted viz;
Resotred That the County Superintendent be requested
TO pursue the the examination Of teachers
ioi our winter Schools pursued ia the examination
OF our Summer teachers.
Resolu,d, That Supernendents Of Schools the var
Gus towns ofhc County approve Of the Of Rev
Mr. Brown and regard as desirable that his appointment
be continued
The committee which had been previously appointed to
recommend Books TO be used in Schools in addition to
those heretofore recommended reported the following
cgTaPhes-Milchells large, and Peter Parleys I'm.
proved
Reading Boohs-worceser's SERIES except the Fourth
a substitute for which they recommend The American
Common School Reader by Russell and Goldsbufy.
Spelling Bogk-Fowles 'Conmun School Spcllef.
Resolved, That the report of the Committee Books
meets the appreciation Of this Convention
On notion voted that the Secretary furnish record of
the doings Of this for the County papers Ad
journed sine die Attest.
A. FOSTER, secrtarry.
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Marrte0.

AT the Stage House in this this village, Sept 5, by Rev
J. Foster, Mr. Albert Richardson Miss Cynthia Harris
both Of Winchendon, Mass.
At the Stage House this village the 81 inst, BY
Henry Smith, Esq, Mr. Hosea G Preket and Miss Nancy
E. Barney, both OF Winchester, N. II.
At the Ph9nx House. in this village Sept g. by Rev.
II. Willis, Mr. Levi Ball. Of Als,ead TO Miss Susan Borden
Of Keene, N. H.
Also BY the same at the Vermont House, Sept 5, MIR
James Sheldon 10 Miss Nancy James OF Greenfield, Mass
In Rockingham, % ult., by Rev J.Smith ME- Charles
A. Allen Of Bratileboro Miss Laura g. Watkins Of Rock
ingham.
In Dummerston, on the 80 inst, by Rev. VIM. n Bar.
ber Mr. John Dexter Of Dover 10 Miss Be,sey Miner, Of
Dummerston.
In Grafton August 26th by Rev Horace Fletcher, Ste
phen E. Ranney, NJ. D. OF Quechee Village to Miss Mary,
daughter Of Peter W. Dean, Esq, Of the former place.
Al Rockingham, August 6th,by Rev L. Hayden, MIR d. L.
Wiley, of Brmfeld, Peoria Co.. illinois, TO Miss Mary Bill
lings
At Saxtons River, Sept 3D. by the same, Dea Daniel
Mason, 10 Miss Maria L. Smith.
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The New York Express of Tuesday morning
has the following paragraphs
FoRr Usage, Jackson Co., Missouri,
August 2sth. !
| have Just received letter from Fort Leayen-
worth, stating that they had just received news by
express from General Kearney, stating that he had
taken Santa Fe, icithom the firing Of a gun.
BALTIMORE, Monday evening.
The ST. Louis Republican has news from Santa
Fe to the Sd OF August. Although there were on.
ly four hundred and fifty Mexican soldiers in the
place. the authorities asserted they had reserve
force Of seven thousand men, ready to march at a
moments warning against Gen. Kearney's expedi-
ton This was not believed. No tidings from
Gen. Kearney. had been received for fifteen days.
Mexican spies were distributed along the Santa Fe
road. Mr. W. u. Swan, OF Northampton, Mass.
was attacked and murdered by the Indians on the
Prairies.
The Indians were becoming exceedingly trouble.
some, and were committing repeated and grieyous
depredations on the persons and property Of travel
ers There was immense numbers Of the Govern
ments baggage Wagons lying in an exposed stua-
ton on the prairies which could be easily captured
and all the supplies Of our troops cut off by force
Of one hundred Mexicans, If they only knew the
exposed and delenceless situation of the provision
trains.
The Indians were offering their services to the
Santa Fe Government, TO attack Gen. kearney, aud
TO plumber and drive away all the American travel
ers, but the local government declined accepting
their services.
Great excitement now exists al Nauvoo. On the
3lst August, an attack on the city was momenta
rily expected We have no intelligence from tn,
South. The temperature is very high here, ant
many are suffering from the heat. There is moth
ing Of local interest.
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WOOL--There has been a fair demand for ieece Wool,
and the fne qualities have been particularly sought for
The stock Of this description in market is not large The
common wools abundant and holders have been
willing To sell at reduction from former prices We
have altered quotations 10 conform The recent low
sales. By ndvces from tile English market, per steamer
Britannia, we nave the following "Thee has been
active demand oF low foreign the stocks Of which by
means excessive and they generally considered
than the lower qualities OF domestic woods The ne
arrivals are soon expelled aud the supplies from ali quar-
rs promise TO be very large In ne clothing woods there
has been less DONE OF the trade being supplied for the
moment but there is steady consumption going on,
which market will soon feel the benefit o. Some
branches Of trade have already experienced eonHdera.
he benefit since the announcement Of the alteration in the
American tariff but the rates sill too high to admit Of
extensive shipments, generally tothnt quarter"
Boston Courier
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FENALE DREss Maria Perkins arrested in St
LOUIS the 9Th ult dressed in apparel She said
that she led 10 the improperly by disgust Of the pres
style Of female Dress and astonshed the court with
inventory Of the number Of skirts. &c, which fashionable
of the present day obliged all once,
order to satisfy that she sticks enough Ageeably
her statement, ladys dress is considered complete
I'll she has slowed about her in various directions and
different purposes less than twenyseven articles of
clothing.
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Dteo.

In Dummerson, Aug 3lst, Celia Maria, daughter of JO
ell and Fanny NJ knight, aged Ia years aud mos.
In whiingham, July %, Mr. Thomas Bond aged &c
years formerly Of Heath, Mass.
In New York City, Hon. Walter Bovine, Mayor from
1928 TO 1888.
Al South Hadley Aug 25h, Mrs PAMELA B., wife Of MI
Zebna Marsh, and daughter Of Mr. Samuel Slate of Gill;
nged 49,
In Lowell, Mass, Aug 9th. Mrs Ruth Lucinda, wife Of
Mr. David o. Gale and daughter Of MIR Solomon Hobart oil
Londonderry, VI, aged "a years
AT Cabotvle, the 10th ul, George d., aged year,
son Of Mr. Charles Stoddard.
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Salem, Columbian County, Ohio, A

Salem, C0Iumbiana County, Ohio, April, is4l
DR. ID. JAYNE.-Dear Sir:--l feel bound to you
and the public TO avail myself Of this opportunity Of
ESpeetorant on myself Having been afflicted for
several years with cough, hectic fever and its
concomitani Diseases seemed only doomed TO linger
out short but miserable existence until the fall of
resofted 10 all my former remedies, and The prescrp
tons Of two OF the most respectable physicians in the
neighboihood, without deriving any benefit, or the
consolation Of surviving but few days, weeks at
vanish had recommended 10 me your Expectofant,
and blessed by that Being who does oil things in the
use Of mcans-nnd contrary to the expectations of my
physicians ani friends, was 10 few days raised from
my bed, and was enabled, by the use Of a bottle, to
attend To my business, enjoying, SINCE better health
that had lor ten yeais previous.
JAMES w. EsTlLL.
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SAD AccIDEST.-On Tuesday, Of last week. Mrs
Crosby, wife Of J. NJ Crosby, Of this village set out
for short ride, accompanied by her child months
near Mr. Underhl's mill, the horse from some unac-
countable cause, became frightened, and steering,
brought the buggy in contact with a saw-mill log
lying near the road which threw the three out with
much violence. The child, striking upon its head,
was killed almost instantly. Mrs Crosby and the
young were severely bruised but no bones brok.
en.--Norisalk, tOhio) Experiment.
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james Tonic ermifuge.-Some medicines, war
ranied 10 destroy worms in children apt des-
troy children too. This is not the case with Jayne's
Tome Termtugf. II does not contain a single in
gredent which can harm the most delicate infant and
yet expels from the system with facility aud
certainty perfectly astonishing Nor is this ts only
sanitive property, il is fine Stomschic and in remit
tent and Intermittent eyers has been administered with
most gratifying results. Obstinate Of Piles have
yielded 10 its influence and its tonic qualities render il
an excellent medicine 10 the convalescent stage Of all
diseases. Il Is exceedingly pleasant to the taste.
DR.. Jayns's Hair IOnie-For the Preservation,
Growth and Restoration of the Hair, and which will
positively bring new hair on the bald head, and pre-
vent its falling out, turning grey This is an ex-
ceent article, and has in hundreds Of instances pro-
duced fine growth of hair the heads Of those who
have been bald.
Read the following from the Boston Mail. Nav 8.
1874:
"Jayne's Hair Tonie.--After giving the article
II trial. we unhesitatingy pronounce il 10 he-whAt
progresses the best article, without exception in
use Tor the restoration aud preservation Of the human
hair We know OF numerous instances where the haig
has been restored To heads which have been bald for
years. and We think cannot do greater favor than
20 recommend to all our readers who losing their
hair, 10 make trial Of this Tonic immediately
Prepared orly at No. South Third street Phla-
delphia.
From he Rev. Ira NJ Allen.
Philadelphia June 0, 1888.
TO my personal friends:
! would say, that am well acquainted with DA-
VlD JAYNE, Nj. D., and ! know him TO be re-
spectacle Physician and Druggist Of this cily--a gen
tleman In whom entire confidence may be placed.
have tested IN my the beneficial effects Of his
Cafminative Basam, and have greater confidence in il
than oil other medicines OF the kind His Expector-
ant is equally celebrated and etficacious
IRA. NJ. ALLEN,
Agent Of the American and Foreign Bible Society
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK
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STATE MUTUAL
Life Assurance Company,
OF WORCESTER. MASS,

w y N7''' ''''''' S''T1'F'F' 2 TH0"iOOVs
TINHE subject OF Life Assurance has been so little
IL considered IN this country TO render il almost
wholly unknown except in cities The above named in
stitution is formed on the principle ofmuiua contrbu-
ton and mutual benefit. No company has been in OBJ
Grafton long enough in this country upon the mutual
plan TO Illustrate the exact amount OF bonus which may
reasonably be expected to accrue from policy Of any
given amount yet the amount is very small that Il
comes within the ability Of almost every person, and
agreeable 10 the 18th section Of the charter all surplus
funds shall be divided among the existing policies atthe
original sum insured as bonus All information rela-
tive to Life Assurance and the benefit be derived from
il, given with pleasure.
JOSEPH STEEN, Agent for Wndham Co.
Bfsttleboro, Feb. II, 1876. 26
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, SIS.
In PROBATE Court, Sept /, 1876.
ZONES Polly Stearns and Walter King. Executors of
~ the last VIII and Testament of JONAS b. STEARNS,
late Of Somerset, deceased and files their administration
account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon il Is ordered tAat said Executors notify all
persons Interested that said will be heard and
amined before this the thereof be holden
at Taggarts Inn in Newane, in said district the last
Thursday Of September inst BY publishing copy of the
record Of this order three weeks successfully in lie Vrr-
mont PhGnx, printed Brateboro in said district preyi
TO said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
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BRONCHITIS.


Beaver, Pa, January %, Is4i.
pf. ID. JAYNE.-Dear Sr;-laving been for
long time afflicted with Bronchitis disease which an.
nuay sweeps away thousands Of the human race TO q
premature grave under the mistaken name OF Con-
sumplion and having heard Of the wonderful efficacy
Of your Expeclorant for Coughs, Asihma, Difficulty
of breathing, and every other disease Of the lungs,
purchased Two bottles Of IT, and am happy TO inform
you, aud oil the soma and daughters of affection that
il Immediately suppressed the cough, removed the
pain aud difficulty of breathing and produced free
and easy eSpectoTalion, and very soon effected a
pleie cure
JONATHAN DAVIS, Bap Minister, Beaver, Pa
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Bra,lleborO.
Who will suffer from that painful disease, Liver
Complaint, when immediate relief, If not positive
cure, may be effected by the timely use Of WISTAR'S
BALSAM; for proof Of which read the lolowing
Waterford, N. Y, May 7, is45.
Dear Sir:
In the year is4i, I was so severely attacked with
Liver Complaint, be entirely unable attend to
my business. consulted with the best Of physicians
place but they gave me no relief. In the win
ter Of is42, procured bottle Of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
and before had used one hall oft was able TO re-
sumo my business as usual | have since that time
used two bottles Of the Wild Cherry Basam, and have
been entirely fee from PAIN and, with the exception
Of bad cold in February last, have enjoyed better
health than ever did before.
WIN. C. POTTER.
We are well acquainted with Mr. VIM. C. Potter,
know that he was afflicted in the manner he describes,
and that his statement is entitled to full credit
SCOTT g. WALDRON, Merchants.
None genuine unless signed l. Butts.
Sold by BUTTON s CLARK, Bratileboro.
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$50 a Month for Young Men

WANTED-to vend several neO splendid and
w useful publications. number Of active and
well educated young men; TO whom the following en-
enlargement will be given, viz Those who will take
$500 WORTH at the wholesale prices, pay for the
ia advance, and strictly follow the directions that will
be given them, shall be warranted to clear, individual
ly Independent Of expenses and money nvested) $50
month for year. Those with $500, shall be guar
S35 do.--and with 500, SS0dp. Those with less
capital than 500, (even with But S20) will be ern-
ployed but not insured For Further particulars in
quiTe personally, of the subscriber.
J. GREENLEAF,
Sept. 1896 (tfS) Guilford, VT
p5- Gazette, Northampton, Express, Amherst;
and Sentinel Keene will please publish the above 4w
and send their bills TO this office.
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Dry Goods for Cash.
BAXTER BROTHERS

HAvE received and are now offering extensive
Il II and choice variety Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
for the FALL TRADE, comprising the most elegant
and desirable assortment of SHAWLS, DRESS and
FANCY GOODS, 10 be found in the market, worthy
the particular attention Of purchasers visiting the city,
who are invited TO call and examine for themselves, at
NO. 81 MILK STREET
Opposite Pearl Street, BOSTON
Sept. 4. 6wisS
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Commissioners, Notice.
FARM FOR SALE.

Rxk II WING in Halifax, one mile from
&3TETA IL Reids Tavern, bordering on the new
~ Liz road from Greenfield 10 Bennington, con-
e. ~ tanning about rs acres Of Lan1, with
story and half House, Barn and Sheds and other ont
buildings; all in good repair. An orchard of excellent
iruit; also, good sugar oIehaJd Said Farm is also
well waiered.
For iurther particulars enquire Of WILLARD F.
CUMMINGS, on the premises
AMAsA FLAGG.
Halifax, Aug. 81, 1916. tf2
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Hops.

The last steamers was not so favorable Tor high
prices and the value Of tie article in this country will de-
pend very much whether any of Hops wanted for
the English OF European markets The sales the past week
lew bales new at l4a 10 per ID.
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u7- The Fare between Springfield and New York,
via New Haven, has been raised to SS,25, half g
dollar more than it has been during the past season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-10

REsiosArIoS Hos. Csc. MoDuFrE.-The Colum.
ba Caolnan Of Thursday says, ain consequence OF his
physical pros,ration, ii understood Mr. MeDufhe
will his in tile Senate Of the United States
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iDs The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appoint
ed Thursday the 26th day Of November, as day of
Public Thanksgiving and Praise.
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TT is now about ten years since this medicine has
IL been introduced to the public, and il stands unr-
vailed in its effects, bearing the test OF the severe scru
tiny Of all classes, both friendly and unfTiendy II is
but for one purpose-oT the Of Mothers who have
TO pass through Of affection in giving birth TO
mankind not 10 be described. It's to you make
appeal. Ii is for your especial and general good that
YOU should make use of one bottle OF the MOTHERS
RELIEF before confinement, then you can approach
the paTturient chamber without feeling as il you were
going 10 the chamber OF death. You may rest assur
ed il will still all febie and nervous affections. IL
smooths and shields from irritation, and by its peculiar
properties il destroys the Of hemorrhage in
fiammation that often attends and follows The hour
parturition II causes sweet and natural resi-. and
at last acita,esjthe birth, that Mothers have not
To pass through such circulating pain and distress
The Mothers Relief may be depended upon in all
of threatening abortion where Il Is possible be pre-
vented in cases Of spasms, &C., causing fequeni
alarm, from two TO three doses will give immediate
relief
As the subject IL one that cannot with proprety be
fully discussed in this public manner invite all who
feel interested call on agents (mos Of the
pecthbe druggists in the United States the
ufhcturer, and they will be furnished with pamphlet
in which they will find all the facts TO form correct
opinion of its merits and also the opinion Of many ply
scians Of emnence and Of persons who have become
acquainted with lis beneficial efiects.
AGENTS FOR wISpHAM cousrY,
BUTTON CLARK, Bratileboro; II. E. Baker,
Fayetteville; Thomas Cook Jr., w. Townshend; Hi
ram :. tutiing, UTeen RIVER, Hitchcock a. blancf-
ard, w. Halifax; A. T. g. l.. w. Chills, Jacksonville;
and orieen Smith, Wilmington.
Caution to Purchasers.
We learn that spurious articles of Mothers Relief
put up by c. II. e. j. Fl Coleman, Of Buffalo, one
DR.. Smith, Of New York; ALSO Comstock, Of N. Y;
his bottles and cut with the directions that pasted
the bottle nearly perfect fac sime to ouTs.-
He once was on agent of ours, and has the genuine
pamphlets: consequently II well calculated 10 deceive
The public. Ask for Barihoiicks Mothers Reflect
None is genuine unless signatures found with
in the wreath Of the direction that is pasted the bot
lie, signed with own hand, and over the neck Of
the bottle is fac smile Of our hand writing also.
John Landon, Factory Point, VT, is agent for
the State Of Vermont Orders addressed to him will
meet with prompt attention.
BY attending TO the above directions, no one need
be imposed upon.
$4,000 BOTTLES
of this Valuable Medicine will positively be sod the
present year, being only the second year Of It's intro
ducion to the public. We say girs IL a trial.
SO G. A. BARTHOLlCK.
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To an whom il may Concern.

hereby certify, that have this day given 10 my son,
- JAMES FESSENDEN BROWN, his time, TO
labor end make contracts for himself and that heTeal-
ter shall neither pay any debts contracted BY him,
nor claim any ofhsearnines.
Attest, Jous KmB,LI,
Putney, Aug. 90, 1876. 2