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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-14

INcENpIARY DoCuMESTs.-Ihe Pittsburg Chris
tan Advocate, the .organ" Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church North, in Western Va, had a hear
ing before one Of the m magistrates Of Raleigh
county, Va, last week, and the evidence being
deemed conclusive, was condemned to be burned.
Thr sentence was forthwith carried into execu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-14
ESTABLISHED 1898.

KEEN, BALDWIN Sc WILLIAMS,
RE receiving direct from their manufacory the
N largest and desirable stock Of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING they have exhibited which additions
will be made by every arrival throughout the Their
first aoor Ia devoted to the where they
pared to show at all times, full and complete OF
The asAionabe googo!t up In style equal the
Merchant Taors work and sold
PRICES Their Mird
exclusively to the WHOLESALE TRADE, and will be found
contain extensive and desirable stock fashionable
and Clothing manufactured with great palms,
with direct reference the wants OF he merchants OF Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee Deyong the whole our
time and sale Of Clothing alone longer
experience extensive operations aud other material
yantages, and do offer the greatest Inducements
KEEN, BALDWIN &;WILIIAMS,
aug fs-s No 10y Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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take effect on LIST April.
TIE HARpER's FERRY TRIALs-CoNvIcrIoS OF
Charlestown, February l0.-The at
tendance at court was very large, in anticipation
of the close of the case of the Common wealth VS..
Hazctt. The argument OF the case commenced
at half.past nine o'clock, Mr.. Harding opening
for The State lie spoke for an hour and a-haf,
with considerable ability and force lie was fol-
lowed by Lawson Bolts, Esq, who spoke for two
hours. enchanting the attention of the crowded
COURTROOM by an able and ingenious argument in
behalf of bis client. He pointed out many dis
crepancies in the testimony of garious witnesses
for the State, claiming it had not made n clear
case, and charging the jury with their duty to
give the prisoner the benefit of doubs. Mr.
Bolts concluded his argument at one oclock, when
a recess of half an hour was taken.
Mr.. Green commenced the closing argument for
the defence ut halfpast and closed at half
past four, having occupied three hours in the de-
livery Of his speechs The case Of the prisoner
was presented in the best possible light, and it
is the general opinion that Mr.. Green's effort was
tho abest argument made since the commence
ment of the Harper's Ferry trials.
Mr.. Hunter closed for the Commoawealth, spea-
king nearly three hours, closing after seven
o'clock. The speech of Mr. Hunter was listened
to with much attention, and was one of great
ability. Indeed, each of the counsel seemed to
have made every preparation. and all the speeches
were of very high order of ability.
After the concluding argument for the State,
the ju.y were directed to go to their room at the
hetel, and court was adjourned for the day:
Saturday INorn'ng.-The jury came into court
ct half-past nine o'clock, and the clerk PROFOUND
ed the question whether ,hoy had agreed upon
verdict, to which the foreman responded they
had The prisoner was then sent for and brought
into court. The verdict of the jury was then an
uounced, which was, guilty of murder in the
first degree" The prisoner received the verdict
with the same indifference that has characterized
his conduct throughout the trial
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AND JUwULRY

e THE subscriber has Just received the largest and
"A best stock of WATCHES AND JEWELRY that he has
ever had The pleasure Of Offering 10 the public; among
Sr1S which may be found Gold md Silver Watches; Chains
Fob and Vest Eanlng', rcains Bracelets Finger Rings,
Neck Chains, aud the hc i lot Of sPECTACLES
Steel silver md Gold, among which Is the la ~ TX
lest patent the best offered the pubica which he
invites the attention hts public gencray
surfing them that the prlcer win sut.
22-ts JAMES DINWIDDIE.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

1 OFFER foR SALE WooDLAwN, the late residence II
e. NINfRsr decd, situated mile from lynrhhurg,
the Campbell Court House Turnpike. There will he sold with
the Dwelling say OF land, considerable proportion of
which Is In timber. Bses excellent Dwelling there IL
the place nil the necessary out houses, large tobacco factory
we'll al superior wnier, Ne.
Ike place admirably adapted 10 either market dairy
rarnl. L. Y, WTNrREE, EN'or.
lob slInMls al = Mlnlrun rr'l
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INsoLESr NEGRO VIM Cox slave, hired to
Mr.. Morris Moore for using abusive and insulting
language towards Mr. David $. Hardwicke. n
young gentleman employed il this ofice was or
lered twenty lnshes by the Mayor.
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Administrators Sale,

SHALL sell FRIDAY the iiih day the present month
February nj the residence of the late thcsy H. Hardy
Diamond Nut all of the perisiahr prop belonging Ia
>nl cccnnS oshe consisting the usual House
hold md Kitchen furnitur,--and Cow.
The sac OF the abe'e proer, will commence at O'clock
precisely,
hel sell In FROM Of the Market House, on SATURDAY
morning follow Ing nj II ocock Negro Woman named lru
d,nrc, belonging la said estate.
1rtNa.Ai under $ba, cash that amount fur
months credit escn interest added negotiable notes ttsfc.
tnrii, endorsed. i. n GORDON,
rrh Ids Administrator.
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MARRIED.

In the vicinity of Memphis, Tennessee, on We'd
nesday, the 8tb instant at the residence of Colo
mel c. J. Selden, by the Rev. DR.. George White,
Ma. A. B. BALLARD, of Memphis, and Miss JOSE
PINE W. JONES, of this city.
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Illness of Senator Douglas.

WASHINGTON, February l3:-Senator Douglas
on last night. was seized by an attack Of pleu-
risy.
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Co-Partnership.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WE have this day associated ourselves together under the
w style md firm of fAlIAFERRo, COLEMAN Co., 10
duet n GESERhL GHOtERf AND COMMISSION BUSE
NESS We viii occupy the house recently held by Van ITALIA
erro No 1871 Main We will endcavor keep large
and good assortment of
q X q & II II I L. s
Of every description: wmsKEy BRANDY, and wIsEs OF var
brands and qualities: STAPLE DRY GOODS, &c. all OF
which offer 10 city and country friends they
be bought In this market Ia exchange country pro-
duco Of sort TT Very particular attention paid 10 The
sale Of Tobacco, Whedt Flour, Od de-, consigned 10 us
VAN rAI1ABERRO,
JOSEPH COLEMAN,
CHARLES Y. CRAWFORD. .
january 20, 1850. Main Street, No. 1877.
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LY NCMBURC CLOTHING MANDATORY.
T. UNTERMYER,
NO 123 MAIN ST EET

7 Ia fact not generally known, that established CO.
THING FACTORY In this City twelve ago, and that
from that time continued 10 cat and make very large
pr oporon stock Lynchbur hundreds OF my
will testify TO, and having Increased forces from time
In and will guarantee TO SELL THEM AS Low they
be bought Of Northern houses and equal not superior STYLE
itcrial, and durability.
wish build up Southern pat
Mise the old established houses first and let the
wrd they Justly merit for present. and future exertions
behalf OF homo manufacture.
This Is humbug, by from 30 TO so hands,
IN my employ.
gB Pdponise MANUFACTURES at home schea
Jan i2dis L uNTERMYER
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and Alexandria Rail Road.

MckIN N E d CO
WHOLESALE
GrOccrS and GenI Commission Merchants,
Bank square Main Street Lynchburg. Va.
M in receipt Of our Spring stock of Grpcorics
w Iron, Stce, Staple Dry Goods, &c., consisting Of
tuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
3.oat Crushed, Granulated and Powdered Sugar;
laguira Rio, Java. Mucha and Santos Coffee;
sperm Wax, Adamantinc and Tailow Candles;
Brown and Funey SOAPS, various brands
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Ooong c
SPICES Of kind Sole Leather good and damaged pure
Cider vinegar; Liverpool and Ground Alum Yarns
Nos; Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No Halifax
lIerfngs in whole and half barrels No and Macker. in
kits; No Peruvian tiuilo: Old Dominion Nails English
d Iron: Band. Hoop and sheet lon Norway Rods &c
Cast, Shear and Bered Steel; Wagon Boxes Ai2rsio-
cter with general assortment Staple Dry Goods
No and oznaburg, Bleache and Brown ShirluGs and
She.na Burlaps Pananution Linen, toouadcs Striped
oznahurg. Prints Ginghams &C. &C. To which rct
uly EXAMINATIONS from their friends public gen
rally.
srarigar attention paid TO consgnmens Of all kinds
Country Produce. al,n 40lis.
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pastor of the Lutheran church ut Shepherdstown
Va, for the last eight or ten years. has rendered
his resignation. to take effect the 1st of April
Rev. ii. Mathews, pastor Of the New School Pres
byterian Church of the same place for some eight
years past. has also rendered his resignation, to
take effect on LIST April
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WHITE KID SLlPPE
JUST RECEIVED
All
s f. A Il II II Y IS.
Inn QRs
q Furniture! Furniture!I
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines.
Adj Il wishing Machine 10 1o RE9y ANrs COARSE CLoTHEs,
j 4 WORK. would do well oexS
ne BAR TlIOLF's IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
th0 $50 and $50 The following certificate 10 from well
known 1alo In this county who only had about ~ minutes
instruct this Machine;
LKrsvLIE Campbell county, Va, June 18Th 1852
Ma. MN. l.. pAsE- am we'll pleased with Barthofs Sew
Ma chine, and would exchange for my Ihave
find difficulty In operating with any Kind Of cloth,
bckcsi Cashmere 10 the finest Linen We have made
scycra pair Tow Linen pans for servants have
nd operaed SIX seven different kinds Of Sewing
MACH hut Barhofs and Singers the only Machines
Tint would recommend peron buy They are the only
Mach TINT make Tutors Stitch. consider BaIthofs
much cheapest machine 1t simple In construction,
crstand and hkay to get out Of order Almost
that has Bahofs operate and Singers
Re specially yours, de- CAROLUS @. TERRY.
T. 4 difficulty In getting wife 10 work Bar
tho Machine. They that something great ought to BIO
THAI Invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
tie q Lock stitch. june 16-dins @. @. r.
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A Gard.

nssociating myself with Messrs COLEMAN h CaAwroRp
will return my thanks to my friends who have literally
encouraged me for the past year, and respectfully solicit
tinnance II their favor for the frm.
feb Film VAN TALTAFERRO,
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Just Received
BuCkWheat! Buckwheat!

WE hive lu@ received another lot Of prime BcKWIIEAT
w FLOUR, put up In % d. Sucks and for sale accom-
tnoiang terms ut SOLOMON MusSERs.
feb
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The Celebrated Race Horse and Stallien.
RE d E Y E, Is
WILL MAKE eTAgLEs, eAHrsxLA Sorss
nousK, VIRGINIA,
At q so tho Season. 81 to the Groom in aHcsses
MARES FED ON GRAIN. Aov AT 20 CENTS PER DAT. +
sea.o 10 commence IAN February end 18th July 1894
,.n 1a.c,f JN0. D. ALExANDKR.
Butter Butter.
n n Kegs and ferkins Mountain Butter otne OF uhae1 -
~ very ape) just received and fos :als ~ . 20,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-14
JAMES DINwIDDIE.
NEGROES WANTED.

NiIE subscriber continues In market for NEGROES OF boti
scxes. ron ten 10 thirty OF Also,
children The highest prices win be paid In and person.
attended to Al their houses by giving description naming prices
and addressing me nj LjnchbIrg
2s-iy wM. II MoUNTCAsTLE.
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Regalla

ILogaIla.
add Fellows Regala Of handsome and show styles Brc
fen respectfully invited to call and supply themselves
approaching festival. Cali before they all
lone. tmarch 20 dtsif' WM. L. PAGE.
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VSRENCH, German and American LooKTSG-GLAss, In
II plain and fancy Gilt, Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames greatly reduced prices, at the old stand.
JOHN J.. WINSTON,
sept 9dts No. 80 Main ST. opposite the Norve House.
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FlyRIMMINGsi TRiMMINGs!!--We offering great
bargains in Dress and Cloak Trimmings In order To make
for an early Spring stock L. A. IL i. klNSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-14

Glover Seed.
VUST RECEIVED FOR SALE A PRIME lot OF NEW
- CLOVER SEED. FRANKLIN Il co.
ian 2G-ts
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NOTICE

WE are tho Sole Agents for WILKES CELEBRATED
w IRISH POTATOES. grown the Peaks Of otter
they always be found nj SMITH n ADAMS,
ian Pitts 141 Main Street.
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DIR. j. HOSTETTER'S
Celebrated Stomach BitterS.

Dut that numerous elias, who devote themselves
10 literary and other sedentary pursuits, aud In
e wsn. o. ycSs Without ssa1S
or appetite, have hitherto sought IN vain Tor .omc
invigonting, life giving. medicine, whose effects
upDn 'p Phy.ean. Of en nj and NC
quainted with the requirements the human frame,
commend liOsTE1TERs BiTTERs as the safest
and swilest stImulant to the recupcratlve energies
Of the system yet discovered. 1trcstores the appc-
ttc gives fresh ygor 10 the digestive organs sends
the blood through the veins with more lively
current corrects q tendency 10 depression OF splr-
lts and Cts man for the Transaction OF business
with a cheerful heart and an active mind. Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for tho
same object. the BITTEls do not act spasmodically
Ssw wis II PATIENT % bat q Give s
some attention 10 securing proper exercise, after
the relief has been Afforded no need fear no return
OF the aGiiction. The debility natural 10 the en-
sllcviated by this great strengthening medicine.
thus enabling the aged 10 pass their declining days
In physical ease whereas they are now suffering
nom extreme weakness and neryeusns.s; ,nrs
venerable class Of people. IlOSTEITBks BIT
TEIlS may he commended ~ Invaluable, The pro-
prieiors ofthis nvgorator have. In addition. deep
qualification I'm assuring susss 70 ,, nn1 .afs.t
on restorative Very few medicines are sanctioned
nv .icians as proper 20 be administered during
tie period Of nursing and this has obtained IN
unrssI, Thd.e Who desire to purchase this reatrem
.dS Tor py,pepsia and Debility should j rs,n.mss,
he precise tile, HOSTETTEkp CELEbiAIhD
sToGACH BITTERs. It i.put up In quart bottles,
un Wv hiav, on the bottle and also stamped on
H. - n covering the cork, with tho Autograph Of
saos~IrrySr 4 SnIrm on the label. These things
Arc Important on account Of the numerous oouh
s.se.its nov IN the market
ii - Prepared and cold by Hessessev Still
pkas.b - rgh, Pa, and also sold by All anxps,
VVsSs.,ss Csrsds South Americg an Germany.
aid by DR.. j. sawyer, BIddsforc hesss Bloch
n 4. vitchsii. sseo Jos IL. Thacher, rortsmcuth,
n. HI Weeks Potter. boston, osns'si n ~ 'os
90 Nev Englsnd Stasss' "~
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States, included In that section Of tho
J. Union, which 10 most widely known as New
England" contains q thrifty, Industrious intclll-
gent people, who have achieved an uncommon do
gree Of prosperity with climate extremely try
Ing 10 certain constitutions and soil or small fer
tlity, they hare contrived 10 surpass moro favored
communities In almost every thing that coDduces
TO social comfort and happiness. Unfortunately,
they are occasionally 20 absorbed In business and
mental cultivation, that they neglect the precau-
lions which are essential 20 bodily health. Dys.
pepsia and physical debility are prevalent among
ar classes The nrst disease Is produced by Inat.
tention ~ the digestive organs, which arc 30 sus-
ceptlblc OF arrangement. Thousands are now pay
ing the penalty OF this neglect, and suffering daily
the most trying palms, almost without a hope 81
relief They have come 10 believe that their all
ment Is chronic, and that they must bear with lite
the end. IL gratihes US exceedingly TO announce
TO these afflicted individuals that they may now
command q remedy OF unqucstionable potency AMI
virtue, which has never been found TO fail In all
cases OF dig estive weakness or arrangement Hun
dreds OF tongues arc ready 10 grow eloquent N
praise Of this wonderful conqueror OF dyspepsia,
which Is known rs
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9Iqul9S3A .SUIU!TI!M nc
Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
l. offhs York County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
puny OF South Berwick Me-, Is prepared to receive
Iropo als for insurance safe kinds OF propertyO
every description. at the usual rates Said compa
ny Ia, now Mt risk In said State, sj0OO0OO OF poop
crty I'm which are deposited premium notes TO the
amount of 100000 with which TO meet losses Loss
cs are literally adjusted and promptly paid: The
risks taken by said company divided rs follows.
Dwelling Houses and contents ID class safe kinds
Of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for its own losses.
For information, terms &C., apply TO RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Assessments
City Bank building (upstairs) Liberty street, Bid
def0rd, Maine. l6f
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Carriages /! Carriages !!

nIIE subscriber. having purchased all the inter-
i est OF Chadbourne 4 Carey In the Carriage
business, will now take charge OF the same him.
s,i and Is prepared to treat tho old customers Of
the concern. and rs many new ones as may join
them In the best possible manner.
lie atters himself that with his facilities for car
rying on the business, with host Of unsurpassed
and indispensable workmen, and stock unequal.
ed In the whole region Of the East, he can build
you anything. from an lrishman's mud barrow to
Pheton delicate as ever rolled In the streets OF
Fairy Land lie will give his personal supervision
10 an the work done In his establishment, and will
not allow carriage OF any Kind 10 leave the shop
unless done according to order. lie has constantly
on hand and will continue TO build TO order Passen-
gerand Mail Wagons, Express Wagons, Jersey Wa
gons OF various patterns, Concord Wagons. Groccrs
Wagons, ,lilk Wagons, Parker and Box Buggies.
both open and top Sulkies and Sleighs Of all vare
ties, double and single.
r1-Any Of tho above mentioned articles will be
sold for cash or approved credit, mt prices defying
competition.
OWEN D. CHADBoURNE.
Saco, March, lS6O. litf
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK SS.-Municipal Court Of the City OF
Bddeford, March 10th, 1860.
In the above action il appearing that Domini-
Gus 8. Pike, one Of the above named defendants
Is out Of the StRe and has never been notified,
and has no tenant agent or attorney in this
State upon whom to serve notice, Il is ordered
William Berry, Judge Of said Mgniiieipal
8. Pike to be notified OF the tendency OF this
suit 6y publishing in the Union and Journal a
newspaper printed in said Biddeford for three
weeks, and at least ten days before the third
Monday Of April next.
An attested copy of this writ and order OF
court thereon that said Dominicus 5. Pike may
then and there in said court appear and show
cause II any he has why judgment in said
action should not be rendered against him and
execution issue accordingly.
attest WILLIAM BERRY, JUDGE
A true copy ofthe original writ and order OF
court thereon.
attest WILLIAM BERRY. JUDGE.
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Farm, for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
= uated in Kennebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kenncbunkport village to Biddeiord.
Said farm contains about one hundred acres,
forty of which Is covered with wood and tim
Der. The other part OF said farm Is divided In.
to tillage and pasture. Said farm is well wa
tered. and cuts about forty tons of hay. Build
ings new and in good repair, and all finished.
Said buildings are painted and well shaded with
ornamental trees. This is one of the best farms
in Kennebunkport, is conveniently located with
reference to school, meeting houses, markets,
&C., and offers rare chance for any ono wish
ing to purchase, and settle upon good farm.
Said farm will be sold in whole or in part
Terms Of payment madeeasy.
AARON c. KICKER.
Kennebunkport. March %. 1860. l3tf
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State Of Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK,

COUNTY OF YORK,
CRY OF BIDDER0RD. 5
To ISAAC YORK. one ofthe Constablcs Of the
city Of Biddeford, GREETING;
You are hereby required, in the name OF the
State of Maine. TO notify and warn the inhab-
itants Of the City Of Biddeford, qualified ac-
cording 10 law 10 vote in the election OF State
and County Officers, 10 meet at their respective
Ward Rooms in said city, yix:-Ward one, NJ
the School House in School District No. o.
Ward two, at the School House. on Sullivan
street In said ward; Ward three, ut the School
House on Pool street in said ward; Ward four,
ut the Engine House on Washington street |;
Ward Eve, at Concert Hall on Chestnut street !;
Ward six, ut the Engine House, No. 2, on
Chestnut street; and Ward seven, at the sore
Of Col Harrison Lowell. Mt the corner of Maine
street and Hollis road. at Kings corner" SO
called, on Monday. the second day of April, ut
twelve o'clock In the forenoon, to give in their
votes upon the acceptance of an act entitled
{" An act TO amend an act. entitled an act To
incorporate the city of Biddeiord, approved
February first, one thousand eight hundred and
hty-6ve, and approved February 9th, 1860.
The ballots in favor Of the acceptance OF said
against, shall have "No" upon them.
Dated at Biddeford this 2ist day OF March
A. d. 1860.
JONATHAN TUCK, Mayor.
\. o. I KHENp,AaLLL' Aldermen of the
I l0HS n T f22RRlS' B Si' .;
City Of Biddeford, March 81. 1sjo.-Pursu-
ant 10 the above Warrant, 20 me directed.
hereby notify and warn the inhabitants in said
city Of Biddeford. qualified as therein express
ed, to meet ut the time and places, and for the
purposes therein mentioned.
ISAAC YORK,
3wi3 Constable of Diddeford.