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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

COLONEL OF THE NINTH.-George j
Stannard, Lieut.. Colonel Of the Second Yer
mont Regiment has been appointed Colonel
of the Ninth Regiment. This is most ex.
cellent appointment. Vermont has no more
gallant a-d BILE officer in the service than
Col. Stannard has proved himself to be. The
boys of the Second Vermont will part with
him most reluctantly. We understand that
he will return to this State and enter at once
upon the work of raising his regiment. The
Adjutant General has expressed the deter,
mination to have the regiment in readiness in
thirty days. Recruiting stations will be es-
tablished at once, of which notice will be
given in the papers. anf ....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

PRoLFIC.-A lady residing in Wick
ford Rhode Island, recently gave birth
70 f"rr hn"nning boys The husband of
the lady and father of the newcomers is
fighting for his country in one of the
Rhode Island regiments. We think this
news ought to make him feel about four
feet taller, and at least four degrees
smarter than he ever was before and we
will guarantee that he will give any four
Of secessia's sons particular fits,' if he ev-
or comes in contact with them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
The editor of the Herald can be hire

The editor of the Herald can be hired
to do anything Rutland Courier.
The editor of the Herald cannot be
''hired" to protest against the hanging
of JEFF Davis, if he is ever caught but
the editor of the Courier has protested in
advance, acithom pay, and simply from a
love of treason and traitors. Read the
leading article in the Courier of last week,
and see if it is not true that Cain goes as
far in defending the rebels as is prudent
for perso to do aoho as still outside the
WaNs of Fort Warren
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

ca We hardly give credit to the rumor
published in our telegraphic columns on
Saturday, that Gen. Beauregard has gone to
Richmond. 1t seems to be quite as necessary
to the success of the rebel confederacy that
.Corinth should be defended as Richmond,
and Beauregard is the only General who
can infuse tn least enthusiasm into the troops
at that place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

~ Several of the State papers are
now warning the people against pre-
tended Indian doctor who passes by the
name of Manning. He has feeced the
people in Bellows Falls vicinity to the
amount of several hundred dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

Eg 1t is said there is serious scarcity of
water IN the camps of Gen. Halleck's army
before Corinth. The weather has been dry
for quite a number of days, and the wells
and springs are getting low and muddy
About one mile nearer Corinth the water is
good and abundant
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

1t has been found necessary to remove
the hospital Of Gen. Halleck's army from
Pittsburg, and abandon that place, on ac-
count of the uncomfortable stencil produced by
the decomposition Of bodies on the late bat
tie field
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

EV One would think that the bare
sight of the old "Stars and Stripes"-a
flag known and honored throughout the
earth-when raised over the public build
ings in New Orleans and numerous other
places in the South, might we'll enough
recall the deluded secessionists to love
of the Great Republic. What other flag
is so glorious in history as that What
other flag promises SO much of freedom
and happiness in the future Where is
the true American citizen-forgetting
all local and sectional interests-remem-
bering only that we are one country--ha-
wing one destiny--who will not, upon the
sober second thought, acknowledge that
the success OF free government is bound
up in the Union of the North american
States ? As the deluded and rebellious
citizens OF New Orleans gaze upon that
glorious banner which foated over Jack
sons victorious army IN 1914, whose
PROFESS and vaior saved the city from
sack and ruin-with ''not a tripe erased
nor star obscured"-how can they help
sending up their cheers Oh, that they
would return to the old brotherhood -
Oh, that they might say,
'Foreyer float that standard Sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before us!
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms Banner streaming DER u.s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

~ Secretary Adams will hold an In
Stitute for Windsor County, at White
River Village, on Friday and Saturday,
the 3Othsand 3lst days of this month.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

We think our correspondent in his zeal
against slavery, and under the excitement of
those passions which are too apt TO make us
impatient of prudent restraint in revolution
AIRY times, has forgotten to be generous tow
ards those who, though abhorring slavery as
strongly as he does, yet honestly differ with
him as to the most polite and practical course
the General Government should pursue in
dealing with it..
1t strikes us as not little surprising that
atthe very moment when the "public mind
of these Northern States" never was so unan-
imous in yielding countenance and support
to whatever constitutional measures may be
proposed or devised to limit the growth and
spread of slavery, or to exterminate it, in CO.
operation with the States where it already
exists at the very moment when Congress,
with gratifying unanimity has excluded
slavery by law from the entire National do
main, without regard to any compromise
line at the very moment when Congress
has abolished slavery IN the District of Co
lumbia at the very moment when the Pres
ident of the United States has proposed, and
Congress has sanctioned scheme for the
abolition of slavery in the States, which has
extorted not the derision. but the admiration
of foreign nations at time, in short, when
the National Administration has, after thirty
years of miserable pro-slavery rule, placed
itself decidedly and unequiyocally on the
side of Freedom, and has ceased to be the
special patron and tool of slavery and slave
holders lit strikes us, we say, with no little
surprise, in view of all this, that our CORES
pendent should sneeringly alledge that " the
public mind of these Northern States has be-
come SO debauched by slavery that we can
not have union for the rights and the good
of men, but only as we shall do the dirty
work of oppressors and slave-driyers." We
do not suppose our correspondent intended
this charge as SANDER upon the people Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
: REASONS WHY PEOPLE q

- ing into town to trade should tie their b
at Southwick's "hitching pests
Fust-Becsuse SOUTHWICKDs-though nes
Depot, is yet out OF sight of the incoming ana
going trains, and horses will thus stand com
lively at ease
Sseondly--Because SOUTH WICk'S estab lshl
e in central position, in the best business ps
the town.
TA,rdiy-Because one will here be most like
meet with his friends and acquaintance from !
emit parts Of the TOW and county, who con
SOUTHWlCK'S to do their trading.
Fonihls-Because S0UTHWICK has The al
and bes, assortment of GROCERIES AND IA
LY ST0RES-and at the lowest priees-of sEJ
Germ in town-and, therefore,
FytAly-lt you tie your horses at Southvisstp
you will find them just tohsrs yoR ,raSt tssz d
you come to load up for home
|. M. sOuTHWICK,
Clark's Block, Merchants Rs
Rutland, Jan. Is, 1862. rl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

WANTED! One thousand bushels CORN, d
and other grains, for which mill prices will b
in goods at regular rates.
I'M. S0UrHWICk
No:5 MerchsntsI B
Rutland Vt, May 70, 1862. ssst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

BRowS STONE FRoSTs.-The absolute unrelsbiliy
fame hopes and expectations strongly exempfed in the
which fast falling the
lately been used the exclusion Of almost
entire construction Of
public buildings Brown stone houses and drown
which have been used to crafty undoubted style and quality
shortly be looked indicative
Careful observation win show symptoms hrOughout city &
and sweeping the steps front Of brown
quite ueny will be discovered collection peeling rub
which shows how rapidly the dntegang process going
Even Trinity church. the stone Of which carefully
exhibits the signs Of Scient
Amsrcsn and careful cheniosl Investigation with
order obtain method Of
material accessible and otherwise valuable building pu
poses.-N. T. Sunday Txss. ..-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-06

DEArH Nh HoLsReok-The Chcsgo brings ne the
announcement Of the death that city Of j. HobOOk the
Special Of the Post Once
there taken az
died suddenly Friday evening last hemorrhsge lungs His
remains sent to his late
MI Hobrook unrvaed Detecto more,
than perhaps all other officials combined
Ing to justice Posofce robbers He great
close student human nature andof FIELDING ten
oil purpose He possessed ersryaents high order His IT,
Years Among the Mail Bags had fascination Of Vdoco ~
engaged the time Of his death in the publication IA
MAJ B@g journal devoted to Postal Reform the dsemins
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

From the unprecedented ADVANTAGES this Con-
pany offers il Is not Surprising that e should
have already disposed Of 800, ,0o9 acres Of land
week The po,julation along the line has trehled
In ten years, and is now s14 S91. The Company
sell to actual eultivators, md every contrast c0n-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

President Lincoln's nomination Of Geo.
CadEaladsr as . NsjorsGeneral in the
forces Of the United States, was yesterday
confirmed By the Senate. This intelligence
wiz be sxOeedingly gratifying to 8 large
circle Of influential people in Philadelphia
and elsewhere, who admire Gen. CsdWsla.
der both as q citizen and as q soldier. Such
sn accession to the commanding officers in
the field, should be equally acceptable to
the army and to the whole country, for the
General, whose name is identified with the
brilliant sffairs at National Bridge, Ls
Hoya, Oontrerss, OhHrubusoo, Molino del
Rey, Chspultepeo, and the San Oosme Gaie
o. the Mexican Capital during the var
with Mexico, cannot fail to render good
service in the more glorious oaust Of the
Union PhiIadslD hia ERQHTeT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01
The FruIt Crep.

The promise for splendid fruit crops was
never more fatteFing ct tbs time in the
Spring. Our exchanges H ON al parts Of
the country speak Of une. ampled sbun-
dance Of buds and blOssoms-AshlaHd
Uaioa.
We are informed by several gentlemen
Who reside in the region round about Gin
einnati, that but little, If any, damage hss
been done to the fruit trees By the late cold
weather and frOsts.- Ci1eiHnsti Gasstte.
Il has been eftsn remarked to us that
fruit trees Of almost every kind are coming
ont In bloom most prolifoally. Scarcely
ever before Wss there such 3 fair prospect
for fruit Of almost every kind Mr., Evans
hes brought uF 3 branch Of cherry tree, Of
an early variety, which we thought the
finest specimen Of the kind we ever saw
We counted upon one straight branch,
about two and 6 half feet long, $50 bios
sons -ZmesUilIs Courier
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01
t3a AIL-sOFFlOlRHT TBRBa

yTRIEsEMAR /, 2 &3, ABE DE
TEOTED BY HOHAh LETTERS. PATENT o
Iiariaud and secured bT she Seals Us thb Ecole d.
hsrmaole De Paris ard tbs ImssrtA Oollsgs o.
80. IS in7siuEbls ior sxhsuEIion, sptrzatoFEbo
and al FhYIieal diEabilitiess
no. = cOnplstelT eradtoases all traces oi those az
nIsal that have heretosors been treated ~ tho RNu
GtouB and pernioiouH use Of oopaiya and Cubebl
Z Uo,S has entirely Implanted the injurious -
mercury thereby inHuriaE 70 the sufferer speedy
nssG 6iusTstng al impurities and roofing olt The
VsTrcn Of diresae.
TlsIEsEdAR, Nos. /, : and }, are preparation e,
form Of io5suEe devoid OF lasts and 8mell, and Cal
hs carried 81 the aistooat pocket Boe n tin case
and divided into separate doses, - AdminHtered pg
Wslrszu HzIIemand Roux, Ricolds 40 Erioe - eseh
or caHs5 for 90, which BayeI 81 and In ~ oa1el
whereby rsTs e navinE Of g.. To Be mad WhoieInl1
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, 30. le4 Bleeoker street
now YORK. Immediately on receiving . remittance
Or. Barrow viii forward ths Trisgsmar 70 any Bar
Of the world securely reoked, and add eBss E.eoTf
ing 70 the iultruosiops Of tha writer p
ETSoId By G. ". CLARK, Agent for Olovsland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

TraFerses the whole length Of the STATE, IRON
the banks OF the Mississippi and LAKE dllchi9an
to the Ohio Ag Is name Imports, The Railroad
runs through the centre Of the Stale, and % si-
ther side Of the road along rs whole lenEih lie
the lands offered for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

MASEER'S SALE.-PURSUANr TO
lNh the command of decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry p. DaWley
agsinst PlimmOn G. Bennett and Others, to me
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door Of the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland, on the 18th day of May, 1862, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described premises
Situate In the township of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven in the thirteenth range of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State
of Ohio, and which is also in the County of Guy
ahOga, and is known by the following descrip-
ton, and is bounded as follows; As city lot num-
Der 131 in the Taylor Farm allotment, so called,
in City Of Ohio, (nOW Cleveland } and is bounded
as follOWs viz: South on Clinton street, east and
west by lot lines, and north by an alley. Said
lot is sixty feet front on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
to said plat on record; be the same more or less,
but subject to all legal highways. Appraised At
81 500. LEWIS ". FORD,
lE- Master COmir.
~ PkLMER k DEESIs, PITS Attys.
April II. IS62:3sT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

TWO FROa HARRIsBUBeH 70 sEW XOg,
Via AIlsnt0E5
: DALI OOHEEOTICHs T. BALTLMOGF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

90 Acres in Farms Of AO &c. 2O 100 Acres and upwards
inlLuNOS, the Garden State OfAmerioa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01
I'VE Armies sugPIIed fron sane AmnunI.

A correspondent ofthe Ohio State Journal,
writing from Pittsburg Landing, relstes the
~ following astonishing circumstances in Non
days hght;
Oap. Terry, Company G, 24th o., remarked
% me: tIt any Of our friends in Ohio have
any doubt Of what We had to contend with,
i would say to them that during the day,
Monday, many Of Our regiments USsd from the
saus b0zes Of ammunition that eur opponents
ID" Remember the Confederate devils had
possession Of all their "tTaps" when the tight
commenced Monday; and among other
thinps some boxes Of ammunition from which
they filed their cartridge boxes. After an
obstinate fight Of two OK three hours our
boys drove them back far enough 20 supply
THEMSELVES from the same, and were again in
laln nEiEe1- back, 30 that the rebels had an
oPP9lsaE'ity to sake g fresh supply, but were
y compelled to make good their retreat,
ad and ieAye 9pf boysin fuu possession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

ePLeA-eoo md5tef tsbtDuers
MASTERS 3 A D E. PURsUAET
the GSaS q 81 s q TF q an.
y. a. shs Il Of Wason, EVsrett 400 againIt IL
lery q villa rs snd others, to me directed shall
expose for sails at public auction, s. he doOF of the
Court House, In the CITY OF Cleveland on the rec.
ond Gay OF Nay. le62 at three O'Clock P. NJ, tha
following described Notes, Mortgages, Leases and
one note for 5000, dated March 2s, Is5s, made By
=. G.. Williams, payable to II. ChGmberiin or bsar.
er, three alter cate, with interest at the rate
Of ten 3 cent Psr annun payable annually; secured
and 35, Il s. \. stones aOtmant part Of IO-scrs
los Nos. and 3 part Of oOacrs lot No, ts7, and
CITY Of UleVd and, Ouyahoza county, Ohio
Three notes. two for Sl95 O6 each and one for Sl95
OS, dated January ss. ls5s msdo By AYerin Barlow,
payable to the order Of Elery g. Williams in one,
{o enq thrpe yearl, Fespeoi lveys from dats, with
mortgage on SUB lot No IS IN g. g. stones subd Vis-
ion OF part OF original lot No. 50 in that part of the
C1L{ OF ,levelanls lsrmerly knoEn es ONO Stty.
Williams 10 Patrick O'5uliiVan october g. ls5S, Of
lot on east side Of Water street. OleVeiand, bttWeen
Lake and 81 Clair streets, for term, com Inencing
30 ember !, 1857, and ending November !, 1852 at
rent Of S5S Per anHumi rtnT paid to Nov. !, lSss.
The lessors tnttr5Bs In lease Of part Of sub lot
No. l3, on Huntington street, Olevelsnd, made By
Ellery G. Williams to L. d. LattlmeF, April IS, ls5s,
for term Of one year, with pTiVlegs the part Of
the lessee to renew for three years. rent Of $3.50
p annumI payabie quarterly In a1Vanee.
Oyntractl, made with Ellery Williams BY the per.
sons hereinafter nawe5 tor the purchase Of sub ots
N tne 1uDolHlson OF original ten acre ots IN OleVe
land, Hoa. ~, llls q 49, 80 wit; r tHfH 70
Contract Of John KleinUaus for lot No. a., dated
April L l858i amount appearing due SI32 a.
Contract Of John Altyatter for lot No s., dated
March 8, L845 amount appearing due El6i y.
OOntract Of Abraham StOller for lot No. =, dated
April ], 1885, amount appearing due Sl57 IL ue
Contract OF Ferdinand John for lot No. l6, dated
April /, le55i RuiO1nt Appealing due t229 50.
Contract Of John a. Gezel for lot 70. So, dated
February IA, l6s9; amO1nt appearing due $lSl 90.
Contract Of JOhn Distz for lot No. Al, dated July
25, 1857; amount appearing due S59t u .H.
Contract Of Melohior kA ser for lot 30 ls. dated
November u, 1858; amount appering due Si39 o..
Also, the vendors interest in the following con-
tracts made with Ellsry q. Williams for the par
chase OF sub otE in 8. B. Stenes subdivision Of part
Of original lot No. hftys Brooklyn TOWNSHIP
Contract Of William Benson for los No 1872, dated
Aplil l, 1857; amount appearing due S75o 05.
Contract Of norOthy Cooper Tor lot no. 1885,, dated
February q, 1855 amount appearing due ssh Is
Contract ofJOhn Martin for lot No ia, dated Feb
rusry Is, ls5si amount appearing due Sl3s 36.
HEhk1 q. ABBEY, a
PAIaE WADE, master Comm'r.
Pitts Atty's. April q, ls52sss5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

BUQAR-OOATED-PUREL VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most reliable Family
Medicine in use. More used than any other kind.
Price E cent8-u Pills IN box. see OlrCuler1.
EB-gOld b. Strong ArmgtEonss Benton Bro9-
and retail Rt 81 Ontario street, Cleveland, o. By
q. G. HOREIS,
General Agent fer
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and by al BrugSistB in the country.
NORRIS
ARABLAN CONDITION. POWDERS;
me bsSt and cheapest remsdy for many ofthe dis
eases peculiar 20
HORsRs, CATTLE & Ship
nov IN use. 30 says every one who has l1ea tnem-
EW-6se Circulars. sold By Strong = Afinltrongl
Henton HrCI II ", Palmer. Also, Wholt1ale and
retail b ths ProPTiStOr at 161 Cntario 81 Dlsve-
land, Ohio. 9. EUA4as
And By all Druggists in the country, nrls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01
"A TASTERS SALE.-PURSUA ANT 4

MASTER'S SALE.-PURSUANF TO
lNE the command of adecretal order of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyehoga
County, at the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, to me directed, shall expose
for sale, st public suction, at the door Of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day of
Nay, at O'Clock n, the following described
premises-Situate IN the township Of Middleburg
In said county, known and described g follows,
viz: Part Of lot number one in Section twenty
one, in said township, and bounded north by the
center OF Rocky River, east by the east line of
said lot, west by the east line Of Is acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted to one 81. Baldick, and on the
eOuth by said Baldicks lands, and isisupposed to
contain forty acres, 70 be determined by survey.
Appraised ct 5000.
LEWIS W. FORD,
nra.tan Dr.n.l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

TRichmond letter of April 18th in the Petersburg
Express 80

II. ls Comte Henri Meroier, the French
Minister to the United States, who arrived
IN this city on Wednesday from Washing
ton, lad long interview yesterday with
The Hon J P Benjamin, Secretary Of State.
Tks nature Of this interview has not trans
piFed. Il is said that these two distin-
Fuished funotiOnaries spoke the French dia-
lsot altogether, the gallant Frenchman
not having yet been able to master the good
old Angle Saxon idiom. Count Mercier had
Q bag Of Documents with him, and il is
supposed that he lsid some important pa
pers before the representatives Of the young
o0nfsdersoy. subsequently, DR.. LeMOine,
distinguished Frsnohman from Louisiana,
had long interview with the Count in
Wkioh the former took occasion to impart
some very interesting facts to the young
French diplomat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01
: : J.H. OHIDEsTEB,
nriI 10. Iall.aaa u nlaInlil-a ALllF.
AEAgTER'S SALE-PURSIJ

MASTERS SAL E.-PURSU-
lyN ANT to the command ofa dsoratsl order Of
sale from the UOurt Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, at the suit Of The OleYeland and HAhoning
RAflrodd Compauy against Isaac L. Hewitt
and Othsrs, 70 me directed shall expose for sale at
pubi6 suction. ct the door OF the Court House, IN
the Olty OF Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
NAY, 1861, at three O'Clock P. a.. the following ds-
fcribed parcels Of land situate IN the CITY q OleFb
land, county Of Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known By being part Of HeWitt's gubdiEision Of the
iocaIed hsrEin property IN 1aid Oily OF Cleveland
10 witt
Parcel 10. 1. Lot No. nffosn Of said subdivision.
ApprASsed as 5000.
Parcel 80. z, Lot No. sixteen Of 8aid InbdiFia-
ton. AppFatggd - alooQ.
Parcel No, Lot No. seventeen Of said EubdiVir-
lon ApPralsed e. $500.
Parcel No. 4 lot No. eighteen Of said Huhdiyir.
fon. Apprnlssd at S1eoo-
T Parcel No. 8. The westerly part Of let 10 nine.
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northorly SOUTH
srly and westerly b. the lot lines, and eagfsrly b.
the centre line Of brick wall nearly phralsi With
MerWin street and about for rtY-HaFan feet diatant
1OutheanteriV therefrou. hrurairsd AT eqn0.
Parcel No. o Ile ealtorlg pzrt Of lot No. nine
teen q natd aupillQni bounded northerly, easter
the centre line q brick vail nearly parallel With
4srEtn etLeet and aboot forty -asysn tset distant
HEHHE @. ABBEY, Master OommE
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