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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
tent, We are.

Bold RoBBERIEs.-A number of dwell
ings were entered on Monday night by
some experienced thief or thieves, who
from the confidence with which houses
are entered probably use ether, chloroform,
or some other influence 10 quiet sleepers.
At Mrs. McKee's house, on Main Street,
the thief was discovered on the balcony by
some Of the inmates and elected under the
supposition that he was prowler seeking
a place to sleep. At Charles S. McCoy's
he entered at the back door, made his way
to the bed room, took therefrom Mr.. Nc
Coy's clothing, which he carried into the
parlor below, rifed two portmonaies ftheir
contents, consisting of a ten dollar Erie
bank note, two fyes, and four or FIVE dol
lars of other money, leaving everything
else undisturbed. At Mr. Benedict's he
also succeeded in rifing pocket book in
the same way, but of what amount we do
not know Mr. Willis's house was also en-
tered, and probably several others, as some
one was heard in various yards and bull
dings. Two men who left here in the
down train were arrested at Harrisburg on
their arrival there, but succeeded in clear
ing their skirts of the charge Two 9TH
ers, probably the parties, left town on foot
about seven o'clock, inquiring their ,oay to
Psttsburg At MiffiiEtown we hear SINH
lar feats were performed, the pocket book
of Hon. A. Parker having been abstracted
in the same way. At Altoona last week
quite number of pocket books we're ri
fed in one night, making it pretty clear
that some experienced hands are going
backwards and forwards on the Railroad
between Harrisburg and Pittsburg.
An attempt was made to enter the store
of Blymyer & Brisbin on Tuesday night,
which was frustrated by Mrs b. being up
nursing sick child She raised window
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
sa-The Americans of Blair county met

Ea.The Americans of Blair county met
in convention on Thursday last and nomi-
mated the following ticket:
Assembly-Jacob Burley, of Tyrone.
Sherif-James Funk.
.Prothonotary-Joseph Baldridge.
Commissioner-Enos NJ. Jones.
Poor DiIector-John B. Riddle.
Coroner-William Fox.
Auditor. s. Nickodemus.
A republican convention is to meet TO-
day, which we hope will unite with the
above so as to make young Blair sound
again on the goose question.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
MANNY'S
MOWER Sz REAPER
With Woods Impr0yemen,
sOd 8 Improvement,

110E l03@,
FARMERS who are desirous Of gs,.,
Il the best Moving and Reapinr Ns.5;ass sIi4ass
In use will please send iu their order. ,I-; Iarl
the 10th of June. ''''''
ANY comments upon the superiority Of Ii,
machine over all ethers is unnecessa,r a.a a's
is universally and justly pronounced T. l. !
the best ever taken into a harvest field
Every Machine warranted.
Call soon upon T. g. FRANCISCUS
my27 3ga,,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

H@An arrival at New York reports an ex-
citing scene in the harbor of Sagua la Grande,
Cuba. The commander of the British gun.
boat Bnzzard attempted to compel Capt. Bart.
lett, of the American ship Clarendon, to ex-
hibit his papers. The ship was first fred at
with blank cartridges and then the British
officer with one hundred men proceeded to
board her. Capt. Bartlett refused to allow
any but the officer to come on beard, and ne
was forced finally to leave without examining
the sbip's papers
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

sa-A party of men from Williamsport
lately attempted to cut away the boom at Lock
Haven. Several were arrested and held to
bail
D9T. G. Mcdowell has been elected Pres
ident of the Central Bank of Hollidaysburg
Didn't Tom make some anti-bank speeches
here in front of the National some years ago?
R@Wm. I. Barnitz, A. NJ, who has or
ganized a fourishing classical institute at
Hanover, Pa, has been elected an honorary
member of the Philomathean Socisty Of Penn
sylvania College.
Gar Catharine Bronx, young lady Of Al
bany, aged fourteen years, took small dose
of arsenic, recently, for the purpose of beau
tifying her complexion, and on Sunday morn
ing was arrayed in a shroud for the grave.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

The Danville Intelligencer of a late date
says the Trustees of the Montour Iron Com
pany started another furnace last week
All the Danville iron works are now in on-
Grafton except the new wing of the Mon
tour mill and one furnace. The emnlovoes
are furnished with the necessaries Of l;fa
bat receive no money tor their labor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
NoTuTCE-

ID +. LOOP, having disposed Of bis led,
i % ness, asks his customers who are il.
debted to him to call and settle their account,
by note or otherwise within twenty days, sfs,
which date the books will be left in the hsnii
Of an officer for collection.
Lewistown, May y. 1858.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

SeA.A communication on the Poor House
question, in answer to some of Justices
statements, and particularly relating to the
sale of the farm, costs of doctors bills, &c.
was received at too late an hour for our pa
per this week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

to be shouldered on the many. That the
Lewistown Bank failed was more the fault
of loose banking system than any other
that the Lancaster Bank failed, may be
attributed to the same cause, and not to the
communities deceived by their management.
In both cases the people of Lancaster and
Lewistown placed faith in those who con-
trolled those institutions, and to such al
extent that thousands Of dollars were taken
in payments up to the hour of closing their
doors; and in the case of Mr.. Russell, who
was then only partially paying out Lancas-
ter money, $4,000 were received at his
Banking House on deposit and in payment
of notes not due, On day when all believed
the bank had failed-every dollar of which
he has since repaid Many others who
have been or are now in business-and they
number hundreds--are known in most pla-
ces in and out of the cities as men of in
tegrity and ability, who have never failed
to meet their obligations, yet all these are
set down by two mountebanks, neither of
whom probably owns pig-pen or cow
stable, as poverty stricken to such degree
that they could not build such outhouses.
When either of these gentlemen next sets
foot in a decent house in Lewistown, the
owner would be doing nonore than justice
by kicking him out of doors.
We do not know what motive could
prompt Greer and his " noble brother" to
attack the "wild cat" bank for which
charter was sought for last winter We
were not its special advocate, yet as it had
the merit of requiring mortgages on valua-
bic real estate, steck security, and specie
basis for the redemption of its notes, We
were willing that the experiment should be
tried, and supposed that as none but those
who would thus cucumber their property
could we'll be the losers, even anti-bank
democrats could not object to an experiment
which might test the possibility of securing
holders feature which individual
liability and all other bank inventions has
thus far failed to secure. We leave them
however in the hands of the wild cat
gentlemen who took part in the concern,
some of whom may possibly send Greer
their dogtypcs on an occasion when he may
not 1acirc ~ $40 fbaln
Except desire that such removal should
take place, the whole story Of promises,
subscriptions, tonnage tax, and their ac-
compartments, are the coinage Of distem-
pered brains, the owners of which are rather
to be pitied than condemned for their
muddled condition.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
BOOTS. SHOES & CATERS.

For the ladies, he has a beautiful lot d
Goat Boots, Shoetees, Slippers and Gaitsls
Children's Shoes of all s,yles and sizes, which
with all of the above, will be disposed Il At
lowest prices for cash only. EVerytaiBsal
his line made to order. Repairing executed
on the shortest notice and in the neatest man
ner. No orders attended to unless accrnPs
MED with the cash City work sold at e,f
Call at the sign Of p F. Loop, at the CID
stand. my27 Z. c. HAMlLTuN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

Persons desiring larger quantities can hsr.
it furnished at 623 cents per hundred paasds
Terms cash. Payment required on Sarunlsv
of each week. Ali persons desiring to |:
supplied will please hand in their names witt
quantity desired, and they will be puculA
attended to. JOHN CUBBISdy,
May q. lS5S.-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

The Military Spirjt.-The recent militia
law has had the effect of stirring up quite
a military fever among the young and mid
die aged, two companies, one Of infantry
and one of cavalry, being already in pro-
cess Of organization The law allows
81 80 to each soger' for six days training,
to which may be added a regimental train
ing, and to cavalry 81 per day for each
horse in addition At first sight this
expense does not seem unreasonable, but
in our opinion our 500 per session legisla-
ture must have been blind or ok when
they passed the bill, as any one can figure
out. Suppose, for instance, four compa-
nies of 80 men each should be formed in
this county, two of cavalry and two Of in
fantry, with regimental training, the av-
erage expense for each man would be about
$50; making the snug sum of $1,000 per an
mum to be paid in this county for 'sogering."
At present the pay is to come out of the
military fund, but s this will not be suf
fcient, we suppose the State treasury will
be attacked. \ muss will also probably be
kicked up should an attempt be made to
enforce the collection of militia tax from
minors between the ages of Is and y, who
are made liable to pay 80 cents per annum,
Dr. Bower, our member, and Mr.. Fetter,
our Senator, both voted for this bill, and it
is therefore We presume thoroughly demo
cratic, and to the liking of heavy demo
cratic taxpayers, who will at least have to
aid in footing the bills. If they are con-
tent. we are.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

TREAsURER's SALE.--Property holders
are requested to examine the list of un-
seated lands and of lots, &C. entered ac-
cording to act of assembly fornon-payment
of taxes, as published on our outside to-day.
The period covered by this sale goes back
for ten years, 50 that property which has
repeatedly changed owners in that time
might prove to be in the list under former
owners name, and thus may be sold with
out the present one being aware Of the
incumbrance In townwe know Of several
instances where this has occurred, the pres
ent owners having been totally unconscious
Of the fact until their attention was drawn
to it, and the same thing may occur in
other parts of the county. Our readers
therefore will do we'll to examine the list
closely, and save both trouble and expense
by paying the tax and charges before the
sale, should their property be in it under
the name of former owner
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
! JUN-A-A. ICE.
To The Citizens Of LewiStown aDd Ti,i,it

to IHU uIIIErHS vi LtWISIOWn aud TitiniN
NlIE subscriber respectfully informs a.
L. public that he has stored ouat,;,, a
pure ice, which he will serve to ali whs M,
desire it, on the most reasonable term, M.
can be afforded. The wagon for its deliver
will commence serving customers on SATUf.
DAY, May 90, 1858. The ice will be f.
nished at the following rates:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

BsyThe weather continues wet and very
unfavorable to corn planters as well as that
already planted. Rain continues to fall al
most daily, with now and then heavy
shower. The streams arc. all high.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

GIFT ENTERPRIsE.-Me Smith &
Sibley opened their gift enterprise estab-
lishment last week, few doors west of
Mayes' Hotel, and have been distributing
quite lot of prizes with their books
Watches, clocks, coal, breast pins, &c. ap-
pear to be plenty as blackberries in Au-
gust
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
Philadelphia Market.

Beef Cattle sell in the city at S8@10;
Sheep So O0@5 per head-Cows, fresh,
s25 to so, dry SIS to 25-Hogs s64 to u
net.
Flour is quoted at s4 25@6 90 Wheat,
prime white, 125, red l00@10S-Rye &c
Barley 00-Oats 37-Corn 70G07f.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
THE MARKETS.

LEwIsTowN, May 27, 1858.
Butter, good, y tb. Is
Eggs, q dozen, 9
Our millers are paying from so to so
cts for Wheat; Rye so; Corn so; Oats %.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

BE Our agricultural friends are referred
to the advertisement of Mannys Reaper
and Mower, with Woods improvement,
which is acknowledged on all hands to be
one of the best machines ever invented.
1t requires but little practice to make a
farmer familiar with its operation, and
when that knowledge is once obtained ii is
no more likely that he will lay it aside for
the scythe, sickle, or cradle than he will
resort to the spade instead of the plough.
I. g. Franciscus is agent for its sale.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
A Change in Business,

l. c. HAMILTON, having bought t.a
h. entire steck of Boots and Shoes Of r
f. Loop. would solicit the patronage Of ID.
former customers Of the establishments api,l
others in Lewistown and vicinity. Ills stosi
is large, including everything in his line, ali
having competent workmen in his employ, b
is prepared to accommodate all who may gT'
him call For the gentlemen. be has
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

on hearing some noise, which caused the
thief to deeamp.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

s9-The Philharmonic String Band, of
this place, gave a concert in the Town
Hall, last evening, for the benefit Of George
Nyman, who is disabled, on account of i'll
health, from following his profession, and
has large family dependent upon him for
support Another entertainment will be
given by the Band this (Thursday) even
ing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

Delicate Operation-Drs. VanValzah
and Worrall performed an operation on the
eye of Miss Amelia Major on Monday
morning last which, with care promises a
restoration Of her sight. She has been af-
ficted with cataract to such an extent as to
deprive her of the use of one organ alto
gether.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

aeACubbison will commence the deliv-
cry of ice on Saturday next
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

aea-The right side and hand of Judge
Wilson were paralyzed few weeks ago,
which prevented him from attending court
in Union county at the regular session.
He has however nearly recovered from its
effects. Twenty-nine years ago he was at
fected in the same way on one side of his
face.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

ea-From a marked paper sent US, We
presume that We were right last week in
surmising that the conductor named Irwin,
killed on the Lafayette and Indianapolis
Railroad, was James W Irwin, formerly of
this county. The unfortunate young man
was seated near the door when the cars
crashed through the bridge, and-was struck
on the head by a heavy piece Of timber
which was forced through the car in which
he was. He died shortly after the occur
renee of the accident, Tire only words ut
tered by him having been ooh Jesus y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

DRowNED.-A colored child of Lewis
Thomas, about four years of age, was
drowned in Kishacoquillas creek, at this
place, on Friday last, by falling from a
skiff. The body was recovered short
time after falling in, but life was extinct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
EPISCOPAL

IN HOWARD the Hrights three miles West Of Alexandria
REV. JOHN +. MCGUIRE. RECTOR
TIME next session Of this Institution will commence
II WEDNESDAY, the eighth OF September The studies
embrace full Of Ancient and Modern
Natural Sciences Mathematics English Musc Drawing
&c TERhs-e250 per session, payable invariably semi
nually In advan viz el23 tho
session. and e25 the second ednesday in February
This charge includes board tuition In tho regular
Modern Languages light fuel washing mendng &C. every
thing In Short except books stationery and clothing
what furnished to the pupil Music and Drawing
charges
~ Pamphlets, containing full account Of the School,
will be sent to those who request Applica
for further Information addressed TO the Rector.
p o. Theological Seminary Fairfax CO., Va
REFERENC -Rt Rev. VIM. Meade ID. D.; Ri. Rev John
Johns d. D the Clergy Of the Diocese the Professors Of the
University Of Va jv 263tawtssep
At MkETlNta % 'he kxrc.sive Cea.I6-
"A tee OF the Lynehburg Agricultural and Mechanical So
held Saturday evening July the 3oh tho following
ouiion adoI ted
For the Of encouraging the production Of Garden
midst and In inviting In generous rivalry
Improvement the quality and variety the summer
which their be exhibited Fair
Executive Committee hereby
Rsore That they will their ONCE every FRIDAY
ON o'clock from the LIST August till the
receive exhibition, any fruts that may
and recommend such they hnd worthy
a the air In October next
Published by order Of the Committee.
aug II w2m A.MCDONALD, seo'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
MARRIED..

On Tuesday. July 27 by Rev. Horatio Thomp
SOIL ID. d. Mr.. JoHS 5. FLg,>ANfs to Miss SARAH
E. ChILpKkss, daughter of Andrew Cmdress de-
ceascI, all Of Rockbril sc.
On the 10Th inst. in Augusta, by Rev. liora,io
Thompson, u. D.. DAVID PoRrrR. Of RockUridge.
to Miss MARY MoCnEsNEr, Of Augusta Co., Va
On the 10Th instant, by Rev ". +. Neill, Mr..
GEoaaE WADE llurroRp, of W ythe County, Ia Miss
MARY, daughter oi Henry bills, Esq. Of farewell,
Va.
On the 10Th inst. by Rev. L. X. Scruggs Mr..
JAMES SnArftR, 10 Mss MaRru, LoNG--ull OF
Wythc County.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. James A. Brown, Mr..
wv. ASA LINpAaoop, to Miss LUCINDA TmoMrsoN
all Of Wythe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL ISCS

hIklNH the summer have greatly enlarged and
~ Improved onr House and have large we'll light
ed and arranged Sales Rooms be found
In our city Wehsso made these to the
wants Of constantly Increasing trade aud bog 10 advise
Wholesale ami RETAIL dealers that w have new In
sor" aud daily receiving thu largest aud most desirable siok
Of CLOTHING we have exhibited or to be In tn.
South We have been engaged Ia the trade In this city
fn F'hiy and hs full know ledge
I'll" wants "f the marhc aud being more largely engaged In
The annfa and sale IL Clothing than other house
III" State believe ocr the greatest iHdscssnts
eAa's ny every arrival shall uAke aonsto stock
Of all that new AMI fsonabc and pnrcha will nj all
times Mud complete Of quality CLOTH
lSti aud GENTIEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, IN store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TRIMS
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and
h" An examination Of stock prices and mode do
ing business is respectfully solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN & co. :
aug His lus Main street, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
News from Europe by the Atlantic Tele-
graph.
TIE TREATY OF PEACE WITH CHINA.
Ms,cm-..- ., the Empcr.r N.po,es..

TRINITY Bay. Aug. IA despatch dated Lon
don to-day SAYS the Emperor Napoleon returns to
Paris tomorrow. The King of Prussia was too
sick to visit Victoria. who. returns home on Mon
da, next.
The treaty of France and England with China
opens that empire to the trade Of all nations and
the Christian religion is also tolerated Foreign
diplomatic agents are admitted, and France and
England are fully UNIDENTIFIED. Nothing is said
about the United States.
st. Petersburg dates to the Dist inst. states that
the announcement Of tn" peace with China gave
great satisfaction Mt Court No American news
Of interest.
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L. ;. FOLK EH h". Abe pi~a.sr~ .,


by VlHTUE Of Decree Of the Ctpcntt Court
- for the County Of CAM bell pronounced at is June
term 1857; In the cause Of Burton ct AL ainst Burton,
shall Commissioner proceed sell the highest bidder
the premises, the I'd day Of September 1855 the Tract
"i Land In said decree mentioned credit Of and ,
In equal instalments >cxcop much cash be
dcay expenses Of sae tho purchaser giving
bonds with good for Tho purchase and
tho title the Land will DO retained until the whole Of
purchase money Is paid.
This Of being the upon which the
Burton rnsded tho lime IL his death, laying tho
Seneca Creek In the county Of Campbell and aoin
Ing the lands Of John Is Dabney DIR. Oliver Il Payne and
others and supposed contain GOO 100 Acres be
accurately before the Of sale II seldom that
such Tract Of Land offered at sale In this section OF
try being In every way, dsrabs Farm having asucent
quantity Of Wood Land and quantity Of CREEK
BOTTOMS and BRANCH FLATS suitable for meadows, In
good heart being lands which uano like charm
and Clover finely susceptible Of the highest state Of
Improvement.
The upon hi b. the mansion sts the prettiest
In upper country being checked on front by Of DIFF
rent kinds Of OrnAmeI tai Trees and from the beau
full view Of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains.
The House has above cellar, having
tho cellar and Office In the ysrd containing good rooms
largo Barn. with all necessary outhouses thus making the
Tract well worthy the attention Of those who are In Of
Land.
This Land abounds Peach Trees beside several regular
set Orchard both Of Peaches and Apples Those Wishing
quested call MI John II sweeney, at Marysvie or
Capt Harvey residing the Land who win show the
Lands Possession for seeding will be given
after SALE and full possession The first Of January 1852
jy 7 c2tawt3sep WIN C. BURTON Com'r.
II - Rich Whig Will copy semi. weekly tds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT LIBERTY.-The prop
erty recently owned by Robert g. Bell, Esq, was
sold at auction on Saturday last 1t was purchased
by Mrs. Tnsley at twenty-six hundred dollars
terms 6, IL and l8 months. 1t is large commo-
dious house, and located in the most desirable por
ton of our town. 1t did not, says the Democracy
in our opinion, bring than half its value.
considering the great demand for houses in Liber-
ty, and had it not been for that grim monster,
hard times. we think it would readily have brought
At least 5000.
The Tavern Property lone moiety of "Fergu-
sons Hotel, advertised by James +. Johnson,
administrator of James D. Watts, deceased, was
also sold at public auction, on Saturday, for ST.
800.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
SECOND DISPATCH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.

-YoRx. Aug 27.--The United States Mail
steamer Moses Taylor arrived ut this port to-day
from California. bringing the mails.
On the 9th she left at Key West Is cases of Vel
low Fever.
The brig Dolphin, which has heretofore been
reported ms having captured II ship frrighted with
slaves sailing under American colors. has been
sent into Charleston for examination.
The Fraser River gold fever excitement has
nearly subsidized.
Latest intelligence from Utah Territory, reports
Indians more wariko than they have ever been
known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
DIED.

Near Marion. Smyth County. Va, on the Sth
August. 1858. THoNAs =. llolr. infant son of Jo-
seph $. and NJ. NJ. Holt, aged | year. month
aud Is days.
AT Liberty, on the 3o,h Of July, at the residence
of her father. Miss MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of
Mr.. lancey Harris.
On Monday the 10th inst, Mt the residence OF
his grandfather, e. H. Parker in Bedford. CuEn
POLLARD, Of Shepherd Pollard, in the Sd year
of his aye.