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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND.

I'm the Circuit Court for the county OF Augusta.
4 VIM. Gamble, Us David Griffith and others.
Pursuant to Decree of The Court in this cause,
pronounced at the November term 1851, shall, az
Commissioner appointed for that purpose, proceed
upon the premises, on the goth day of February
1852, 10 sell by way of public auction to the high
est bidder, the tract Of land in the Bill and proceee~
ings mentioned-supposed 10 contain
81 ACRES
be the same more or less. This tract is situated
in the County Of Augusta, about | re miles ffem
Mount Scion, and lies perhaps on both sides Of the
Turnpike road leading from Harisonburg TO tho
Warm Springs, and is the same tract on which the
Diff David Griffith now resides. This land is
thought to be Of superior quality, and is toerably
well improved having upon it comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, Bari, SC. -
Terms ofSae-The purchaser will be mm
required 10 pay The purchase money in E.lh.
equal, annual instamenls of one, Two, three and
four years. Bond anG sufficient personal security
will be required of the purchaser, aud the legal H.
tie will be retained as ultimate security until The
whole of the purchase money is paid. -.
JAS. /. A. TROTTER, Con'r.
Jan. IA, 1s52-Rockingha Reg. copy 4t.
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commissioners Notice.


REN'J Crawford aud Geo. M. Cochran, part
Ed ners, and Albert ]. Jordan,
AGAlNsT
Tho's ]. Niche, J. B. Breckenridge, and ais trust
creditors of the said Jordan.
Ga the 18th Nov. 1851 the Circuit Court for
Augusta County ordered, in the above named cause
that an accuun, be taken and reported showing
the amount due from the Plff Jordan to the trust
creditors at the date of the trust deed in the Bill
and proceedings mentioned, and what payments
ifany, lave since been made by him to sand cred
ltOrs.
The Plff Albert j.. Jordan and his trust cred
i,ors will, hereby, take notice TO attend at my Of
flee in Staunton, on or before Wednesday the lOth
Of March next,Prepared to furnish me all materials
necessary for stating the accounts above directed.
]. n. HENDREN, M. Com'r.
Feb lS 1885,
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NOTICE.

YSHE sale Of the lot in S:atu,oa, and the wood
4 land on the hIcAdamized road near Town,
which were heretofore advertised under the decree
Of Minzies Adm against Mathews trustee &c.,is
postponed to the third Monday in March next.
when they will BE Offered in front Of the pos-of-
fee. The lot 10 town will be divided il necessary
to accommodate purchasers, and the wood land will
be sold in lots Of four or five acres EACH as will b
represent ed on plat thereof, 10 be afterwards laid
off by riees and bounds. In the meantime, will
treat privately with any whe may be DESTROYS, to
acquire the whole or any part of the said property
IN the terms Of said decree as to the payments.
SAM'L CLARKE, Com.
Stauntou; Jan. %, 1852.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having removed to the city Of
Baltimore takes this method of informing his
friends and the public generally tia. be still haso on
hand large stock Of his superior mould candles.
They are placed at the store Of Mr.. John Brande-
burg, WHO has become his agent for the same:
JN0. H. Asst.
Jan. 7, lS52.-tf.
P. S.-All persons indebted to him either BY
bond or account will please call on Messrs Bell
g. Hartman, for immediate payment.
]. II. A.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER ,-INpoRr-
Axr TO DispGPrics.-Dr. J. 6. HOUGHrON'S PEP
SIN The True Digestics Ftd Gastric Juice, pre-
pared fron RsNSEr, or the FOuRvH STOMACH eE THE
Ok, after directions of Baron LEBG the great fhys,-
ological Chemist, BY J. 5. HOUGHTON, NJ. D., Phil
sdelphia This is truly wonderful remedy for lNDl-
'GESTION DYSPEPSIA, ia UNpiCEL liver COM
PLANT, CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing
after NATURES OWN METHOD, by NATURES
OWN AGENT, tae GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets,
containing Scer tic evidence otits value, iurnshedioy
agents gratis. See notice among the medical adver-
iscmsnts.
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WILL be sold on Monday the 29d day of Feb
W ruary ,l052,at public auction in front OF The
Post Office in Slaun.on, the House and Lot form
erly belonging to Elizabeth Morris, now the prop
erty of James A. Morris. The tileis unquestlon-
able.
TERMS-One third Of the purchase money. in
hand and the balance in twelve months with in
terest ffom the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security.
will in the mean time entertain propositions
fur private sale.
for James a. Morris.
Jan. %, 1852.
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8 n ~ ~

WILL, as commissioner, proceed ID ssll on
the premises, on tho 9Th day of March nert
in pursuance of a decree entered In the Circnit
Court Of Augusta, on the 5..,n day of November
last. in the cause Of Humtsert against Humber, s.
others, the piece Of land in said decree mentioned
containing
13 Acres, g r. and S0R..
adjoining the lands of Jacob L. Humbert and 9TH
ers on credit eff six twelve and eighteen months,
with the exception of so much as may be necessa-
ry to pay the expense attending the sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security and a
retention of the title as Ultimate security.
;. d. WATTS, Com'r.
Feb 4, 1852.
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Commissioners Notice.
WIN. A. Abney and Jacob Vanear, Ex'ors
w VIM. Abney decd,

"A All A. ~
w VIM. Abney decd,
AGAINST
Alex. nj. Austin in his own right and as admins
traitor of Morris Austin Decd, Jno. K. Moore,
Gerard B. Stuart and others.
The Circuit Court for Augusta County, on the
9Th day Of November, 1851, decreed in the above
named cause, among other things, "that master
Com'r., John n Hendren take, state and settle
an account of The estate of Morris Aust deco
administered by the defendant, Alex. M. Austin
and by Washington nj. Austin III his life time
that he also state an account showing the liabilities
if any, Of the securities OF The said adm'rs VI. and
Washington M. Austin, adm'rs OF Morris Austin
deed, in their official bond, and also an account o
the estate, if any, of Rob't Steele decd, and Of
Washington NJ Austin decd in the hands OF VIM.
Ramsay late Sheriff Of Augusta County thai
he also ascertain and state the debts, If any, paid
by the admor of Morris Austin decd or by theil
securities in which the heirs of Morris Austin decd
were bound or for which, at the time they were
paid the Real estote ofthe said Morris Austin decd
might have been subjected IL sale, and that he
also ascertain and state how much of the sum o.
S.. 299 rs Ia decreed at the June term to49 to be
paid to the Plaintiff in the suit OF 'McClanshan's
adm'or es McClanahan's adm'or &C. was found
ed upon oDllgatlonS or covenants VI ti,e sd'u NV
ris Austin decd binding his heirs, and how much
of the sum SO decreed IS covered by the covenants
of the lefunding bonds mentioned In the Bill, BIND
inc the heirs of Morris Austin decd how much
ifanv, of the sum so decreed constituted specific
lien in the nature of vendors lien upon any rea
estate now in the possession of the heirs of Morris
Austin decd, or of Letitia w. Anstin decd, for
merly Letitia w. McClanahan-and that he alst
state the amount paid by the plaintiffs to the
creditors OF John S. McClanahan decd, &C., &c,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The parties interested in the foregoing decretal or
der will hereby take notice to attend at my Office II
| Stanton on Thursday the / llh day of March mex
prepared 10 furnish all materials necessary for
full and satisfactory statement Of the various ao
couns thereby directed.
]. n. HFNDREN M. Cotn'r
Feb Is, lS52.-4t.
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WILL. be sold on the 30th inst, the remaining
w part of the TRACT OF LAND Of which
Daniel Keiser, decd, died possessed, lying about
two miles below WaynesboroHgh, on both sides of
the South River, and containing between
400 A ND 500 ACRES.
It will be sold in two or more parcels. The prin
cipaI part will be sold in tract of 300 Acres, ur-
on which there is good BRICK HOUSE. and
other out buildings, Orchard, good Springs, about
fifteen Acres Of Bottom-lhe other cle2.red land is
good cropping land for any kind of crOf,--a good
proportion Of the Land is in timber.
The other part Of the Land IL in timber.
Persons wishing to purchase %iI examine for
themselves, and will find the property to come up
fully to the description given.
5. KEISER, for the
heirs of ID. Keiser, deco.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
For Sale at Public Auction.
Feb. 4, 1852.


TENIIE undersigned will proceed to sell at public
l. auction on the premises on Saturday the 28th
day ofFebruary next, attract OF land containing
about
4s5 ACRES.
This tract ofland is known as the "Moore Farm"
1t is located in the county of Rockbridge IA miles
north of Lexington on the Plank Road. The tract
is well supplied with timber and water, and mag
with convenience be divided into three farms. Per
sons desiring to examine the premises will please
call on Wm 1.usk, ESP, who lives contiguous, for
information. s..
TERMS OF SALE.--One fourth of purchase
money cash, residue on liberal credit. Bond
with good personal security to be given for the de-.
ferred payments.
JAMES. 6. PAXTON.
Feb. 4, lS52.--.ds.
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REMOVAL.
NaIeS
DAVIS A. KAY E r

EIAS removed his STORE 10 the new room on
Ia Main Street, four doors above Benjamin & j
SCrawford's land next door. to The Hard ware Store
where he will be happy TO see al of lis old friends
and customers.
He also avals hmselfof this opportunity to ten
der to his friends his most grateful acknowledge
men,s for the very liberal manner in which they
have sustained him for the last six years. and he
hopes with his enlarged facilities and strict at
leniion to business, still 10 receive liberal share
Of their patronage.
Staunton, Feb. 4, 1852.
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gyEEET,E s. 60.

EEAVE now received their winter supply Of
IA Groceries, viz:
HID New Orleans Moasses,
do. Port Rice do,
I'ierce New York Syrup,
do. Sugar House do,
2 HID dry n. o. Sugar,
Case Loaf Sugar, best quality,
3 BBL Puriaed Brown Sugar,
10 Boxes Superior Goshen Cheese,
BBL Rice, 10 Bags Coffee,
% Sacks filled. Salt, q.
Powder, Shot, bar lead, pepper, Soda, tGrosnd
Cinnamon Sc, sc. Persons wanting large lots
will be supplied on the cheapest terms.
Feb. ii lS52-Vind. copy.
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EABBlAg8 RECORD

On Friday evening last by the Rev T Lemon, III
TNoTHv CALLAHAN, to Miss ELISABETH McNurr.
Ga the 30th ult., at the residence Of B Campbell
Esq, by the Rev. W Hodges, Mr.. WV. Robson, &c
Mis- SALLY McCArttsrER, all OF Highland CO.
On the POD ult., By the Rev James Moore. Mr.. VS.
q. kISsisoS, TO Miss JANE, daughter of John McSiel
Esq., all of foeshontae CO.
On Tuesday the l0th lust, by the Rev hardwood
Mr.. JJsEPH II YgsrtER, Of Augcsta, TO Miss ELIz-
AsxrH DouB, eldest daughter Of Nj. Joel Doub, o.
Washington CO., Maryland.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Tan-Yard &c, &c.

ys,TIE undersigned will sell, on the premises in
L. Jennings Gap Augusta County half mile
from the residence Of James A. Frazier Esq, on
the goth day OF March next tract Of Land contain
ing,
500 Acres
On this land there are valuable Improvements, to
wit: Two DWELLING HOUSES, Barn, Stables
necessary out houses &c., also Tan Yard contain
inc upwards of 80 large watts, a large Tan Shop,
supplied with an excellent stream of water,a mag
nifcenlly large bark house, Grinding House and
rooms for tailor and Saddler all under one roof.
This establishment has long been considered as
one of The BEST If not the very best of the kind in
Augusta CO. The location of the property is very
eligible, both on account ofthe facility with which
bark can be procured, and the great demand for
leather in the neghborhood as well as in the coun'
ties Of Bath, Highland, and Pendleton. There
are about
40 A CREs
of cleared land in the tract. also two @gs6
ORCHARDS Of excellent fruits. There egEs,SS
is also new Saw Mill on TIE land near SYG
" finished, and the land itself abounds -,
with large quantity of valuable timber--indeed
the neiqhborhood lands are remarkable for the a.
bun6ance Of valuable timber growing on them. .
TERMS.-One half ofthe purchase money will
be required in hand and the balance in equal an
nual instaments OF one, two and three years from
the day of SALE Bonds and good personal secu.
r,y will be required, and the legal title retained
until all the purchase money is paid;
PETER SWOPE.
Jenning's Gap, Feb. 4, ls52.--tds.
Esgy-. Richmond Wing please insert weekly un-
til day of sale and forward account to Spectator or
fce
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ATTENTION FARMERS
DRILLING MACHIMHs.

THE subscriber IL engaged jp the manufacture
: l. Of Rohrs Celebrated Drilling Machines, and via
be ready to furnish them at any time when called on
These Machines have been fslly tested and obtaiueA
the premium awarded by the Agricultural Society.
is simple in its construction aud will be farnisbsA ~
the Mandatory in Brtgewater, Rockingham Cossts.
well in Augusta, Rotetourt, Roanoke and Bsdfa'
June 25, 1851. -iy.
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FEBRUARY 18th, 1852.

SWHI'rE s Co. have just received the follow
w ing very DESIRABLE GOODS:
Manchester Osnaburgs rs and "A, Brown Sheet
ing's rs and 4, rs, A and SO Bleached
Shirting. Pentenliary Plaids and Stripes, Ne
hraska Tweeds and Linseys, Col'd Cambrics,
Hooks and Eyes, TwIled Duifle and Whitney
blankets, 50 peices new style Calicoes from
IA to Finer Sort, &c., &C., all ofwhich will
be sold low.
Feb, IL, l852.-Vin copy.
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FOR + EN- f..

rE7HE subscriber offers for rent the comfortable
Z BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, situated
on New Street, now in the occupancy Of DIR. J. +.
Kurz Any person wishing good residence would
do we'll TO lock at this House it has every conven-
fence, and hydrant in the yard.
Possession given on the lst Of April.
ADAMS LUSHBAUGH.
Stanton. Feb. Is, 1921.
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dO. FOR CALIFORNIA!
Selling or ssg Cost

G. & III. HIRsH
EpEG leave to inform the public that they will
- sell from this date onward their large stock OF
GOODS AT COST.
intending 10 remove to California they are anx'
ous to dispose Of their goods as speedily as posi-
bic, and respectfully request all persons who de
sire to purchase GREAT BARGAINS to call
and examine their stock TIE attention Mer-
chants is especially invited, 10 whom the goods
will be sold at wholesale city prices.
Persons indebted TO the above establishment are
requested 10 make immediate payment, otherwise
their accounts will be placed 10 the hands OF tho
proper officer for collection. -
G. s. NJ. HIRS!i, Pos, Oface Corner
Stanton, Feb. l8, 1862.
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ALBERT O. CAREER. HUGH coNNELL
STANTON FOUNDRY.

TI1HE undersigned have formed partnerships in
Z the above establishment and viii continue to
ill all orders for Castings with promplness and at
reasonable rates. In addition to the work hereto
fore done a! this establishment they would espec-
ally cal lie attention Of NIiilrights aud Miliown-
ers TO cir establishment, as they intend 10 de
vote t.ejr attention to Iho manufacturing anddl-
ing up cf al the various castings Of Merchant and
Saw Mills.
Patterns made to order of any description.--
Stoves, Plough Castings, Wagon boxes, Sc, kept
constantly OF hand.
CARRIER s. CONNELL.
Feb. Is, 1852
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22d at BroWnsburg.

'sNIIE 22nd February will be celebrated on Mon
day the 23d instant, by the Pblomathic So
cicty, connected with the HIGH SCHOOL at
Browsbutg. Addresses will be deliveredby young
gentlemen connected with the Society, al o.
clock a. NJ.
An address may aso be expected by tho Rev.
B. NJ. Smith, ofStaunon, on the same day.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
II. Nj DREWRY, Sec.
Feb. IL. 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18
In the Old Bell Tavern,

WE have again recciveda new lot of CLOTH
w ING consisting in part of fine Black Dress
Overcoals Fine Black loose Sacks; Dress and
Frock Goats of every color and at every price,
which we offer for sale very low, lower than ever
before offered here. Every kind of Goods usually
kept in Clothing Store will be found at our es-
tabIishment, such as Boots, Shoes, Carpet Bags,
&c, Sc, which whl be sold very low. Please
give us a call. GOODMAN CO.
Staunton, Jan. 81, lS52.-V. S. Mess. copy.
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mfr. John KautzmdT,

.Wr. John KautzmdT,
VOU will, either in person Or by counsel. at
Z tend at the office of John \. llendren, Esq,
in Stanton, on the 9Th day Of March next,
where and when will take the dispositions of Over
ton Gibson snd others. TO be read as evidence at
your petition fled in the cause Of White against
Moore's adm's s, others, depending in Inc Circuit
Court Of Augusta County.
THOS, HARRIS, by
J. B. Watts, his counsel,
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BARGAINS FOR CASH !

TN order to make room for new stock Of Goods
il the Spring, will sell, from this time, to the
fra, of April next, my Dry Goods. Shoes, Boots
Hats, &c., at very reduced prices for the CASH
My stock consists Of the usual variety found in
retail store.
also keep on hand Livingston Ploughs, Points
for the same, d-boards, Sand-sides, &c., Bal
Iron. Cast Steel, &c., SC. All ir want ofgrea'
bargains, are requested to call and examine my
stock JNO. L. AkNALE.
Waynesbo,o'. Feb. II, lS52.-4t.
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All advertising for less tune than three months Will
be charged for the usual rates. 90 per square Tor
the first three insertions, twenty five cents for each
subsequent issue.
L. & ]. A. WADDELL, Prop'rs OF ''spectator."
j. F. KURTZ, Prop'r Of "Mcssenger"
X. w. STEVENSON, Prop'r Of "Vindicator."
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EST2.AE.

sgvAKEN up in the County Of Augusta, on the
18th day of November last, BY James =.
Turk, BRlNDLED STEER, supposed 10 be
three years old, marked with sw'allow-lork in
The rio ear and half crop in Tire left. Appraised
10 alO 90. Gan Exiract.)
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
Fehrrary IL ISJ2-2t
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Caution to tho Public.

e HEREBY forewarn all persons from trading
for, or in any wise becoming interested in, a
bond purporting to have been executed by me to
james ii. Blrdatt, in the course Of last year,
probably September, as such bond, if it exists,
is wholly without consideration understand that
the amount of the bond is two hundred and twenty
five dollars. ANDREW ). WILLIAMS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18

SANO carry on respectable NJ L r c III Mt
Nj l. L. OF three runs of bur stones, IN the
:uP-coun,ry Of Georgia "A first rate young man,
without family preferred. Expected to grind Doth
Wheai and Csrn.
Applications with good recommendations To be
addressed to Henry Merrill Grqensboro Ga
HENRY MERRILL.
Feb. lS, 1852.
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ESTRAV.

TAKEN up by James r. Bell, of Augusta Co.,
on the 26,h day Of November, 1851, as an
Estray, a STEER, of dark brirdle color, white
belly, marked with a swallow fork in the left ear,
supposed to be three years old, and appraised 10
twelve dollars.
Gan Extract from the Record,)
Teste, JEFFERSON KINNEY. elk.
February a, lS52.-St.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED,

7 Bel Castor Oil, 8 bbIs. Sperm OIL. 2 bbs.
i Turpenine, 2 bbls ETHEREAL Oil Cor Burning
Fluid , 2 bbls Alcohol, cask Linseed Oil, and a
10, Of Pure White Lead Vapdyke Brown, lndi:
an Red, Spanish Brown, Eng Ven Red, Chromes,
&c., &c., and for sale wholesa.ffand retail by
THOMAS p. ESKRlDGE.
Starnton, Feb. II, 1852.
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RATES OF ApyErTrsINo.

Professional Cards. not exceeding seven lines, WI
be inserted one year for SIS Cos months Tor D w.
~ - 40 III GSO(
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Clover Seed,

SO BUSHELS more Of prime Clover seed re-
w ceiyed and for sale on accommodating terms
by DAVIS A, KAYSER.
S,aunton. FEB. /. 1852,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18
To John Swops, Henry !. Dsal and Caiha-
arine his acife-
SOUTH RIVER LAND EoR SALE.

January %, ls52.-4t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-18
House and Lot for Sale.

Stanton, Feb. III. 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-31

stolen and ordered him to go out of the house Young
Duffy purse the table, which he seized ana ran
Mrs Arnold had child in her arms, and was cohse-
quenty unable to pursue the young rascal and one OF
her children. small girl, attempted to arrest him lie
knocked her down and escaped but subsequently ar
rested The Recorder sent him to the House OF Refuge
His companion, who called himself John Smith. and who
appears be about ten years OF said that he had
father who ordered to be sent for the boy to await
his advent and report.
yAeRASrs-Abou one dozen Of the animals classed by
the renowned sage of the olden time Mr. Dogberry as
vagrem men, yesterday stretched themselves in line
mot on line they ought to have done before Recorder
Caldwell the purpose of hearing that worthy mags-
rao read certain pages of their history from the records
placed In the archives of his court sad history was
that There were acts recorded that would make the
cheeks ordinary humanity red with bushes but blush
on the cheeks the poor fellows that listened however
burning would be invisible. All told pretty much the
same story They denied that they were dangerous and
could not help if they suspicious They had not
stolen any thing and had not hurt any body and they
willing to work if they had any thing to do Some
of their stories probably true all plausible and
some were entirely false The Recorder listened patiently
to their pleas and statements discharged such his
regard for the security of the community would justify
and the majority of the crowd produce vouch
ers or 90 to the rk-house.