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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
HOTELS.

pLArCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TwEIFru
ID street. res york.-ke opened, elegantly furnished,
with every modern improvement Transient price full
board ~ per DAY. Permanent board solerase ral.s
Public fAvofs respectfully solicited BY
BfANCARD A MCMILLAN.
ISLAND HOusE. BELLOWS yAIrs vr.-rBTs PA
yorte resort VIII be
LIST 81 Juno The tcurs susiss ~ pleassnst
romaan points tbs Couueccu riveI possess-
irg hne vie Of The a Connecticut valley and the bean
ufu mountain scenery srornt and IL rail-
road rouse frvm New York add Boston wtts Aoup
tAns, narsogA and Clarendon srrnea arriving
taken on reasonable ierms Q. II. WHITE, Proprstor
BSIIows FuIs. NAY rs, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

HvBp ArBroH HOru, nAHCH kNoLAHp--
especially pawvcised - = - ousmss men hs1
ess5,snse n ss-sssx N de hsalthlesA pAr Of c
s.dsS ps~.s 81 and c6ws 70 Ne kmerean Pc
49, ~. sr~,fwS AZ W~ix a. MchoaA and us6ro-
c,..r Im~vScss deBeactes ccustaauy hAnd and nOv
W. pspsyv reoeived ~ every steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

UyHE uurwooD HOUSE, RARrrAN BAY, rEw JEs-
sey WIN open for The r cepton Of yirers abou the lss
TaEwa OF the Ocean House. shrevsbury stssmer
Keypor leaves The foot OF Murray street O'Clock r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. At FAR ROCK AWAY
T. L. IL now open for guests The house and furniture
new the large well ventilated furnished with
bsbs, hc and cold water vstsrcosets 30 The location 10
pleasant only ten minuto yak from the beach.
Families and individuals vii End this quiet ard desirable
summer house. and charges Moderate Stages leave the
9. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

THE 1eIrP PAVILION HoTFt.-THrs Nuw AND
SPLENDID hotel beautifully located tha reas aon u
Bay, about 40 miles from New York viii be plcd Tor ne
reception Of families e lOh day OF june Tho k,a
IL furnished IN The moot elegant syie his pumh-r lrs
end siFy rooms and aorf opportunities for sinv 's'
bathing and O'her healthy aiusensrtf Boarf o. s. .
~ 70 fl3per ~est. sccordng ~ the ruclns fs.sl DO.
err f1a oaT. CHAR. Whl0hf. Sflfrr..r..,4
lsIIF, /. l., Nay a. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

pARn HOWL DIS mxAEosRs no; vIyImnn
Bcussysrds ssd NE Pass toysi.--u. 6uABD nas -
travellers for France that h has inst eneey
renovated M hotel asd prepared y scconscee lusse
WITH iavHe and snail rocs n from too frnoee ~ nssca
per day md large spsrtnens restaurant avaAhie ~ ~
Scurr speesnt tebie Dive sstss and sasrase. arc
bosi savelvs have ~ GsAsst fsci tos cnsrespon1-
ing With A~ fAmhee md othsra rrcnes 80 Scsn err-
Sosei with a~y e Anss snHn ssAsnsene~s ssAr,nf No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.


III. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS NINE
n d.isly ohsin them al The large instuse and
home OF domestica l35 llth Of Oh This
sve home hiss abundance OF civil capable bep, 70 suit ALL
Conducted BY respectable American lady.
A DOZEN WOMEN AND GIRLS wANTsD INMsDr-
"A selyTvc Prvestsnts short distance In the country
Cor general boasewors In respectable situations
ready al good wages this day. Inquire ri the large institute
and Home OF Domestcs LIS lin st, oorner Of esh
U,AMIIRs, HOTELS AHD rARMRRs CAH BIZ SUP.
piled With excellent male and female help by ealing
y BElzER CO.'S 70. oresnvfch erect Persona hav.
ing resi- esse for sale or exchange win DO well have
rsssred II hh ones. y. BELzEK a 90.
FAMILIES AND HOTELS IN WANT or GOOD no
II mestc female help will always find good selection OF
Germsn, English Scotch and rrfsh at MORRIS COITERr
CO.'S. 44 Broadway Also coechmen gardeners farm
lsborers At his the branch once, LIS IAber,y
Terms moderate.
CrTuArIoNs WANTED FOR EXPERIENCED sER.
~ wants tentlemens families and proprctorr Of the differ
en resorts respectfully informed that there
waiting 81 MANNfk0s agency, 10 Hillary Brook
lyn an unusually large plumber Of superior domesucs Of
for the last ten years By the disnr families
esss OF for cbsracer
and cspsofy superior 70 any other agency 10 New York
Brooklyn.
WANTHD-A1 MANNInG's orYICB BOZ BOeERY
w late I'll clerks porters ooechmsn, grooms gardeners
farmers and boys for stores ssloons and aes also
cooks chapbermsids wars laundrcssce few nice girls
teirsveis; four herman girls for good places
VVANTED-Two CLvRKs FOR sHrPPrNa AND
w uch.t oces 7bocAkeepers CLERKS FOR dry goods
grocery conductors. hremen 7br.kcmen thar
Keepers 3porters, 2oystermcu, ccschmen and bora
Apply 70 LOUIS KAUFMAN, 7cs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

A PROTFsTANr FOUs0 WOMAN wls9t6 sTrUA-
- Don ~ vel aurse IN reutlsfnsr aftniy Rest of cy
rcffrcrcrs ~ fUef you'd 20 cork ~ auntrqa;
ste-t'n la ~ r. Ne c1unuy Apply fcr NO d'yg u ne
sAhcT sQrtt W 81 sY., pelseen lftb end i5tb So,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

Bank Bill, supported by thousands of sig
natures, ON account Of its setting prece-
dent for banking ON real estate, could set
quietly by and suffer bill to pass changing
long established usage, got up in secresy,
and certainly not asked for or desired by
the people.
We have given above the current re-
ports relative to this bill IF there are
more cogent reasons for the measure, we
hope some of it's advocates will furnish
them for publication
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
Notices of New Advertisements.

TINS NEW YORK MERcuRT.-our readers will observe in
our advertising columns the prospectus of this popular
weekly which the past ten has held leadng po
son IN the metropolis of the Union 1t wbe seen that
Its corps writers embrace the most celebrated and pop
uar Of romancsts and it is in the very best style
for respectable family newspaper epropretors of the
Mercury, we believe, Of stability and character,
aud tha public rely upon their making good their na
indecent promises. Read the announcement.
The owners of property would do well by remembering
that deeds executed recorded within
six months, otherwise deemed fraudulent and void
against subsequent purchasers mortgages for value
unless recorded before the deed under which the ubse
quent purchaser claims.
The attention of dealers agents and others is invited to
the advertisements from Richardson's Advertising House.
New York.
Housekeepers Mechanics ami the public generally Viii
notice +. j. HOffman'S new advertisements.
notice to Tax Coectors-the SherIf-s Salesand the
Registers Notice. also published.
See election for Trustees of LewistoEn Academy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
Died.

In Reedsyille, on the 5th Of March, at the
house of VIM Brothers, AMANDA AMELIA
BRYAN, niece OF William and A. Brothers,
aged years, Ii roAths and days.
Jesus said Suffer little children to come
unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is
the kingdom Of heaven"
Ere sin coud blight or sorrow fade
Death with friendly care,
The opning bud TO Heav'n conveyed,
And bid IL blossom there.
She's left this cline of frost and snew
For realms where softer breezes blow;
She's gone TO God, God of love
The God that rules and Teigns above.
On the 2lst of February, MARY MAR
GARET, daughter of Daniel and Mary Gross,
aged years, months aBd 10 days
On the 9th inst. in this place, WILLIAM
HENRY, son Of James and Angelina Thom-
as.
In Bratton township, on the 24th ult., ia
COB BRATT0N, aged 73 years, II months
and 20 days.
Ia Brown township. on Sunday last, JOHN
KERR, Sr., Esq, aged ~ years
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

Among the urged for legislatIng Judge VIII
mot out OF his Judicial district that democrat can
obtain license for keeping tavern.
No family 1t Is said enjoy perfect happiness with
out sister in It, Happiness must be very unequay dis
trbuted If that is the BY the by
sisters hard to bridle and har,er to hold
THE Virginia State Gazette says team lately passed
their office consisting of horse with the heaves blind
pony lame mule, and bull without tail Verify Yr-
ginia is the mother of teams well as of States.
The 0xygenated Bitters have equal a tonic
medicine, and contains alcohol especially adapt
ell to the delicate constitution OF females suffering
any arrangement of the natural functions weakness
irregulaty debility &c For sale by Chas Ritz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

agrt ISTOWN. PA.
orday. March II, 1858.
lhls TO OUR PATRONS.


JAL AND ONLY DUN THE GAzETTE
MAKES,
The most important question to us in
these hard times is, G Shall We be able to
pay our bond, or even a part of it, this
spring." The principal and interest am
cunt to 1865, and being the last we must
confess we had lived in hopes that the
present spring would release us from this
incubus, but thus far the prospect is poor.
However our patrons some years ago once
took whim to furnish us with the amount
needed in little over month, and we
don't know but they may do so again
Certain it is, if every one will but get the
idea in his or her head that what he or she
owes 1cM make it up, and pay over accord
ingly, the things done. We shall there
fore, like Patience on monument, wait
for the wagon, and if it comes, We'll pay
up-if it don't, we rather think we won't,
because we can't.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
A CARD Te THE LADIES.

DR.. DUP0NCO'S GOLDES FE.u3LE Pills are
infalble in removing stoppages irregularities the
These pills are nothing new, but have been used
by Doctor for many years both in France aud Ameri-
ca, with unparalleled in every case and he Is
urged by many ladies o have used the to make these
pills public for the aevati0n fthose suffering from any
irregularities whatever, well as preventive TO those
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of mily
Pregnant females those surprising themselves so
cautiDned against using these pills. the proprietor
responsibility after the above admonition al
though their ndness would prevent any injury health;
otherwise these pills are recommended Directions
company each box. Price 81 Sold wh0essie and retail
by P. A. HARDT & CO., General Agents nr Lewisrown,
Mlin county, Pa and also agents for Beleye, Miltoy
Reedsville, Allenvile, &c They will supply dealers
the proprieors prices, and send the pills 10 ladies (0af
denatgl by return mail to any part Of city country
receipt OF 81 through The fewistown post office For
particulars get circular of agents see That each box
has ny signature. ]. DUPONCo,
jy30 Broadway post office, New York
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
For the Gqzeffe.

Mr. Editor-As the corps editorial are gem
orally lovers of good music, and believing YOU
not an exception to the general rule, yuu will
| hope accord me small space in your Jour
nal to notice concert | had the pleasure of
attending, at Newton Hamilton, February
23d, given by a class sunder the instruction of
your worthy ellOw-townsman, Mr. j. CLARK.
To say the performance was perfect would be
an unwarrantable peryersion of truth, rs all
know it requires years Of study, rs we'll as
being gifted with more than ordinary natural
qualifications, to ever approximate to the de-
gree of perfection in the beautiful science Of
music; but to say the concert far surpassed
the expectations of the friends of the class,
is only melting out Il just need of praise to
whom praises are due. Few Of the scholars
had any knowledge Of the rudimcnts Of music
previous to- the commencement of the quarter
Much of the term then had necessarily to be
taken up in learning or familiariz;ng the class
to read the notes at sight, the round notes
being used, and in acquiring knowledge Of
time, measure, accent, &c. also in exercise
for the culture Of the.proper tones Of voice
The class then had but few evenings = prac
tice upon select pieces by which to entertain
an audscnce. However, the pieces selected
were both beautiful and appropriate, and
some were difficult to sing, requiring correct
application of the rules of measure, time aud
accent. Yet they were sung by the class cor
rectly, and to the admiration uf the large
audience present-showing that Mr.. Clark
understands well all he Processes to teach, and
has the happy faculty of impartng that
knowledge for the benefit of his class He is
not one ut those
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

BoRoUGH ELEcrIoN.-T borough and
township elections will be held in this
county on Friday, 10Th inst, when all de-
sirous of saving the country will of course
attend In Lewistown the following Off
GERS are to be elected
One Chief Burgess, with shoulders broad
enough to bear any amount of lying, cursing,
and abuse generally.
Two members OF the Tewn Council, also
capable of bearing fair share of the above,
together with blessings on the " hog law"
One High Constable and one Low ditto.
who may expect "fts" if they do their duty,
and the same if they don't
One Collector, willing to skin flea for the
sake of the hide and tallow.
One Assessor and two assistants who are
expected to bc moderate in their views, with
ideas enough to distinguish between cash
and credit sale.
-Four School Directors, willing to serve the
public for nothing and find themselves, learn
ed in physiognomy, phrenology, and whipol-
Ogy, and able 10 make the teachers teach, the
children learn, and kick up augeps general
ly.
One Auditor. who has gone through addi-
ton, subtraction and multiplication.
Two justices of the Peace, one in each ward,
who are expected to decide in all cases in f;..
yor of those who may vote for them.
Two Judges of Election, one in each ward,
who are expected to do all for their party
they can, and sometimes little more,
Four Inspectors of Election, one in each
ward, ditto.
sG. At meeting of the Henderson
Hose, Hook and Ladder Company, held on
the 25th ult., the following officers we're
elected, to serve during the ensuing year:
President-A. A. Banks
Nicc President-H. A. Eisenbise.
Secretary-G. Ard Snyder.
Treasurer-Samuel Rittenhouse.
Chief Director-James Kerr
Assistant Directors-H. A. Eisenbise Will
liam Link and Alex. Brought.
aeA-At an election held by the Juniata
Fire Company on Thursday last, the follow
ing officers were elected:
President-F. G.. PFaneiscus.
Vice Prcsidents-Philip Hall and Lot
Price.
Secretary-Charles L. Thomas.
Treasurer-Thomas Mayes.
Chief Engineer-B. +. Heisler.
Assistant Engineers-James Price and
Mitchell Riden.
Directors-Wm. Wonders, +. r. Sterrett
and Il. G. Parker.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
OUR MEMBER AND SENATOR.

W II MEhDEh AND CENA1OR.
Our readers will have marked that about
all the business thus far transacted in the
Legislature of this State by our member and
senator, has been of a special, and some of
it to say the least, unusual character. That
an attempt should be made to release bail
in matter in which the commonwealth is
concerned, and which could have been
easily collected years ago had the State of
fcers done their duty, we are not surprised,
as it is no doubt part of the programme
got up some years ago by the democracy,
and as several others are also in for "bail"
in other matters, such a precedent would
come most opportune to get out of it under
the plea that it is a hard case to pay that
which they guaranteed should be paid; but
We must confess we are surprised that DR..
Bower and Mr. Fetter should lend them
selves to such petty legislation as that ex-
ercised towards the Directors of the Poor,
because forsooth the latter do not see proper
to do as the outside directors desire We
speak of this matter in no party aspect, for
it has been of but little concern to us who
was steward or who were physicians, so
that the business was properly attended to.
ia politics, the Board was fairly divided
Mr. Atkinson, a democrat of high standing,
Mr.. Peaehy, d republican nominated on the
democratic ticket, and one Of the heaviest
taxpayers in the county, and Mr. Cubbison,
An American republican, who thus far has
Faithfully performed his duty. The board
by the vote of Messrs Atkinson and
Peachey, appointed Joseph Brewer steward
tor the ensuing year, and after consulta-
ton on the subject Geo. w. Hoover physi-
clan, at the same rates charged by the 9TH
ers last year, namely s120 per annum.-
The objection to Mr.. Fl. we believe is that
he has not had much experience. This
appointment was made in consequence Of
all the other physicians having combined
and agreed to resolution which fixed the
charge for attendance at the poor house at
s2Oo, and all cases outside at regular rates.
Heretofore the physicians attended the
p9"F house and all cases within seven miles
OF it for S120. Their resolution not only
increased the rates at the poor house, but
brought into regular charges all cases out.
side. What it would cost under such an
arrangement in hard times with sickly
season, should such occur, it is difficult
even to guess, though those who pay such
oils could perhaps come near the mark.
Herein we believe the physicians were
wrong, and out of time-that establisb,nen+ |
being still heavily embarrassed To tboso
causes, with sprinkling of ill-feelino to-
wards Mr.. c., public rumor attributes the
bill which has passed both houses legislatino
the Directors Of the Poor, comprising as
good citizens and taxpayers as are in the
county, out Of Office, and giving the whole
into the hands of the Commissioners, a
power we believe never before exercised by
the commissioners in any county. 1t is
strange commentary on legislation, and
shows how little Legislators regard their
as some of the same members |
who could not sanction the Mifiin county
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

HoUopoy's Pills have obtained immense
celebrity with the native princes of Asia.
Among the recent orders for the medicine
from that quarter of the globe was an auto
graph letter from the Emperor Of Burmah,
addressed to Professor Holloway, requesting
large quantity to be forwarded through the
British agency at Rangoon. Diseases of the
liver and painful disorders Of the stomach
and the bowels are very common in the Bur
man empire, and his majesty having expert
enced great relief from the Pills during an
attack of dysentery, was determined to have
the remedy always AT hand for similar emer.
gencies.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
Oxygenaicd I,itsers.

The following letter from a well knnwn
Architect of Montreal, speaks volumes in IA
vOr Of the oxygenated Bitters as a medicine
for those whose occupations are of sedeEta-
ry nature:
MONTREAL, Nov &c, 1854.
Gentlemen am happy to be able to send
you nly testimony in favor of the Oxygenated
Bitters, and intended to have done it before
this, but have been prevented by professional
engagements. ] feel great pleasure in rec
emmending it to all suffering from imperfect
digestion, sick headache. acidity, or any de-
rangement of the stomach, from which have
suffered very severely upwards Of twenty
years. From the recommendation of one Of
my friends | was induced to try one bottle,
and find myself 80 much benefited by its use
that | do not think it necessary to continue it
any further You may use this, Gentlencn,
as you think proper, and permit me to remain
Yours, very truly, JOHN ATKINSON.
SErH w. FowLE u Co, 1873 Washington ST.,
Boston; Proprietors. Sold by Chas Ritz,
Lewistown. and by their agents everywhere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

DoN'T TAKE THEM.-Some notes of the
Crawford county Bank found their way in
to this region within the past few weeks,
but ltusseil's Banking House having
promptly thrown them out when offered
on deposit, there was no nibbling at them
The Tioga Bank, Bank of Shamokin, and
Mexican county Bank, are all suspicious
concerns, -and the best way for our readers
will be not to touch them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

Has~The East Baltimore Conference of
the NJ. +. Church met at Baltimore last
week. Among the probationers who have
passed a good examination and were con-
tinued on trial, we notice the name of
Abram VI. Creighton; among the dcacons
elected to elders orders, Samuel Creighton;
among those taken on trial, James IL. Nc
Cord-all of this county, who give prcm
iSe of becoming able exponents of the
truths of religion and exemplary members
of the ministry. The church has obtained
a large accession of members during the
past year. The next conference will he
held at Williamsport
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

FROM EURoPE.-By the arrival of the
steamship Europa at New York we have
one week later adyices from Europe. The
British Ministry had been defeated ON the
second reading Of the conspiracy and mur-
der bill, an amendment having been adopt
ed censuring the government for not re-
plying TO Count Walewski's despateb but
processing readiness to amend the laws
upon one consideration. The feeling of
tne British public was good deal excl
tea on the question, and a demonstrat;o,
against any concession to the requirements
OF. the French government was to tako
place in Hyde Park on the Sunday follow
ing the departure of the Europa. A French
refugee named Bernard had been arrested
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
Married.

On the 4th inst, by Rev. Jas. s. Woods.
d. D., JOHN T.. HASSENPLUG, of Mifiin
county, to Miss JOAN HOOVER, of Lancas-
ter county.
On the 18th ult., by Rev III. Baker. GEO.
w. ULRICH to Miss JANE A. STEPHENS.
both Of Lewistown.
On the 4th inst, in Yeagertown. by Rev.
III. Baker, j. A. MURRAY. of Lewistown to
Miss SOPHIA p. GREER, of Yeagertown.
In McVeytown, on Friday morning last hv
Key. MIR. Clarke, GRANTUM 7. WATERS
to Miss ELIZABETH MORRISON. both of
this place. "o'A -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

in London, charged with being implicated
in the conspiracy to murder the Emperor
Napoleon. Later intelligence from India
announces further British successes. The
details of the Chinese news show that Cam
ton was virtually in the possession Of the
British. The intelligence from the Cont
nent is unimportant.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
Pennsylvania Legislature.

The Legislature. having adjourned last
week to make room for the democratic con-
vention, not much business has been trans
acted. On the 8th, Mr.. Rhodes present
ed petition from three hundred and nine
citizens of Miflin county, in favor of the
sale of the state canals to the Sunbury and
Erie railroad company, or to any other 9th
er person or corporation.
The majority of the committee have re-
ported in favor of the sale of the remaining
State canals to the Sunbury and Fire rail
road, for three millions and halfin bonds.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11

DY virtue Of sundry writs of Vend. Expo
I'D mas and III. Fa. issued out Of the Court
of Common Pleas of Mifiin county. and to
me directed, will be exposed to sale by public
veRdue or outcry, at the Court House, in the
Borouoh of LeWistoWD ON
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

p9rIn our notice of the death of Bruce
McNitt last week, we inadvertently stated
that his personal friends at ST. Louis had
paid Mr. Taylor's expenses. This was a
mistake-the coffin and its transportation
were paid for, but Mr.. Taylor bore his own
expenses.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-11
JOS. S. WAEEAM Rao;.
Registers Office,
March II, 1861

rt Guardians are notified fha, By lar tier o,,
10 fic an account ererg three gears, and r., 'f'da
-9dmipistrators at Hs end If one year, If uo,,, ~
taking oaf keffers-rkicA aceDVRts NUT b. 1Ss
gister's tlfce 30 dayS preceding eecL eourt
a-- Deeds ezeeafed in this Site masi be re,s,j.,
siI months, otherwise to be deemed fraadrb,,. e
against subsequent purchasers m0rfgsg,rs "a. ~. W
unless rer0rdsd bet0rs the deed under Which The
pRrehassF cid Ms-See PRrdoH's Digest i"'