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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

Two rebel officers recently captured in
Alabama, arrived ct Cairo few days ago.
They were allowed the limits Of the city
on their parole of honor, but on Friday
night were caught attempting 10 cross the
river to Kentucky in a skiff. They were
plseed in irons and will be tried for viola
ting thsir parole and probably be shot
Exchange.
Hsre is q genuine sample Of the honor
Of the f'chivslry." Paroling rebel prison
ers ought to be considered played out
They have neither honor nor integrity tt
which to appeal, and on which to place in
obligation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

At the isst meeting of the managers Of
the American Bible Society a grant was
made Of fOrty-one Thousand books, for the
supply Of soldiers, rebel prisoners, Union
prisoners, hospitals, and fst distribution
in Esst Tennessee,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING Nov. i6. 1888.
BrIIIianl Pence Pronosnls.

CASo EEohoaAls-
The New Orleans True Delta, ConssrV-
stiTe journal Of seeesh prOclivities, re-
cords the following edifying and eneOur-
aging peace propositions, which, it thinks,
are likely to be accepted. They are thus .
l. A suspension of arms for four months.
2. The suspension of negro enlistmenis,
and the immediate return to their masters
Of all negroes not actually enlisted. g..
The consolidation of the National and reb-
sldsbts.-4 4. TIE adoption Of land and in
come taxes to pay the debts. 8. The pay.
ment Of slaveownsrs, in Government
bonds, for sll losses Of slave property. g.
The payment tf damages for ali Southern
property injured by military operations.
The COpperhead, Peacs-st-Any-Price
party win, Of course, snap up these very
reasonable propositions with avidity-
What precious set Of innocents these
slavehOlders are, to be cure Nothing
equals their impudence, but the base SER
Witty Of the Copperheads.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

TIE UNITED STArEs HosPITAL.-There
are now 4lO patients at the United States
Hospital at Camp Cleveland. We learn from
Chaplain Beatty that hopeful revival of
religion is progressing among them. This
should cause tWO-fOld rejoicing, both among
all Christians and al loyal men, for no one
is better Christian than the Christian soldier
and no one better soldier than the soldier
Christian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

GUARDIANS SALE.-Notice Is hereby
u given hat in pursuance ofthei command q
an order Ofsale from the Probate Court OF CuYa.
hogl County TO me directed, shall sell at sue
o'clock A. M at the south door Of the Court
House in the city Of Cleveland the following
premises to wit; The fee simple ofthe one IN.
ing premises, situate in The township Of East
Cleveland in said county, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning in the Plank road and south
west csrner Of Chittenden Lewis land thence
south SOY degrees east sehains snd 20 links to
sad Lewis west line, thence south4 chains and
GA links, thence north 5O1{ degrees west chains
andT6 links, thence north 3914 degrees east IS
links, thence north 501< degrees west chains to
Plank Road, thence north 391z degrees esst
chains and 80 links to the place OF beginning, cen
tanning 81 acres Of land. sSsl
Terms cash on day Of sale.
Nov. II, lSS3 WM. D. THOMAS,
noyl&l2S =.- -. - Guardian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
A MAN OF A THOUsANDl
4 ooNsUMPrIYE CURED.

DR.. II. JAMES, Retired Physician OF great
sminsnce, discovered, while In the East Indies,
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, br0nchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered By him when his only child, dsugh
ter was given up 70 de- His child cured, and is
alive and well. Desirvus OF benehtting his ie-
low mortas, he Will send 10 those who WiBh Il the
recipe containing full directions for making and
oessfully using this remedy free receipt Of theiI
comes, with two stamps TO pay expenses, There Is
once take hold OF and disspate. Night sweRts, pee
yshness irritation OF the nerves. failure OF MI moryi
doult sxpeotOFatiOn sharp palms in the lung9 sore
throat, chilly sensations nausea at the stomach IN
actor OF the bowels wasting away OF the muscles.
- The writer will please state the name OF the pa
nsy they sec this adveTtiment in. Address
ORADD0CK g co.,
ivIs-s52 rs North sd-5t Philadelp phia, Pa
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The Grand Jury of the November Term
for 1885, in accordance with certain require
ments Of the statute and the charge Of the
Court, have together visited the County Jail,
and take pleasure in reporting that we found
il in neat and cleanly condition, and the
shsEiHf sttS5 Hf5F SF' kis IS fsitEiGl Soh soRRsRd
rules aud regulations prescribed for the gov
ernment Of the Jail, and that his Deputy, the
present Jailor, has spared no pains to make
the inmates as comfortable as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances, and is there
fore deserving Of special communication.
And further, the Grand Jury, after close
examination Of the locks on the doors of the
Jail, would recommend that the commis-
sioners of the county cause the locks to be
put in order Immediately. We, the Grand
Jury, deem it our duty to state that from
satisfactory testimony the Commissioners
have discharged their duty with honor to
themselves and the people they represent
Also the Sheriff and Jailor, nOtwith standing
If the locks had been repaired as the lock
smith was directed by ths Commissioners,
and the Turnkev had taken a little more pre-
caution, the escape of the prisoners would
not have happened in cur opinion,
ANSoN HAYDEN,
Foreman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

Sand premises are subject to a lease, which
may be cancelled at any time after the first day
Of May. 1854, at the optlen Of the pHrchaser.
TEENS OF sALE.-One fourth Of the purchase
money on the DAY Of sale, the balance pavabie %
the 2sth day OF July, 1866, with interest SENT
annually, secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises WITH policies Of insurance IN the sum
nt 1000, to the satisfaction Of the underlined
The purchaser to have The privilege Of paying
the hole or part in sums Of not less than 81 OOG
at any time prior to July 2s, 1866, by first giving
the holder OF the securities thirty days preViou5
notice. .- NJ. b SC0TT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
APPOINTMENT,

A PPOINTMENTS BORz THE
~ YEAR OF ls63.-DR. CLARK, German He
oTmsd Botanical Physician and Surseons VIII con-
alt pstisn for all chronic diseases OF every chareo
er FRrE OF cHARGE, at tbs foIloEing times snd Pa'
ss during the present year H .-a
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eUARDlANIg 9ELE,
NUARDIANs sALF an PFIT.

.GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Be
N TAIE.-By virtue Of an order Of the Hon
Daniel r. I1lden' Judge ofthe Court Of Probate
Ohio, will sell te the highest bidder. al tha
door Of the Court House Of said county, IN the
city ofClevelsnd, on the 25th day Of NoTernber.
1906 at o'clock P. n, the following described
real estate, as the properly Of Mary Keokee
Monroe, the only minor child Of Nelson Monroe,
deceased, to wit: la TX
The lot or land bounded noriherly by a Iine
equi- distant betWeen Superior and Euclid street
slxty-four feeti easterly by land owned bY
george A. Stanley southerly by the north line
OF Euclid street sixty-three feet; westerly bY
way 10 the occupants on each side fof tbs last
named boundary, from Euclid street to within
MY ieet OF line equi idistant between Euclid and
superior streets lone-nalf Of said way Is taken
from the land OF said Keyes y together with fhe
elegant modern built house thereon, known As
No. 43 Euclid street, with the appurtenances
thereuntO belonging, the late residence OF Nal
son Monroe deceased
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LEGAL RECORD.
COURT OF ooMMoN PLEAS.


SATURDAY MORNIEe.-CryL BRAyCH.-BE.
FORE JUDOR FoOTE.-In the case of Geminer
Ss. RIwelI, the jury brought in verdict for
the plaintiff for the sum of 1920 25. The
Court then adjourned.
BEFoRE JUDeE BoLrox.-Tbe Court are
still engaged in the Jury trial of Follett and
Foster rs. Ingham and Bragg.
cRIxISAL BRAEcH.-BEFoRE JUDeE COFFIN
BERsY.--The trial Of French, for murder in
the second degree, is still in progress. The
counsel and jury visited this morning the
scene Of the murder, in order better to under
stand tho testimony in the case.
The Court also had in consideration the
following divorce cases
Nancy NJ. COrbett Vs. John W. COrbett.
B. White for plaintiff. Divorce granted,
with custody of children and alimOny. No
defense. ..-.- ..-..-...
Eliza P. Gordon rs. Thomas E. Gordon.
Messrs. Dennis and S. J. Andrews appeared
as cOurseI. The divorce was granted, to-
gether with the custody of the child and $500
alimOny, -.4a -. .
REPORT or THE GRAND JuRY.-The Re-
port of the Grand Jury on the condition of
our CuyahOga County Jail, which we give
mite, below, will be ofintersst to all, touch
ing as it does upon the cause of the recent
breaking Of Jail
To the G,,,rf oF 1,,1raoy Pin.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-31

All officers and soldiers of Indiana
regiments or batteries, absent from camp,
will report, forthwith, to the undersigned,
at his Office, so that they may be forwar-
ded to their posts of duty.
Transportation passes necessary to
comply with this order, can be procured
from the Adjutant General or Military
Commandant at this Post, on application
by mail or otherwise
INDIANA SOLDIERS AT HOME!
Have you ever thought of the effect
on you and on your honor in after years,
of being returned as deserters, and SO re-
ported on the records of the War Depart
ment, and of your own State? Reflect
for a momentl Are you willing to bear
through life, and to entail upon your
family after you are dead, the disgrace
of being a deserter? Your pride Of
manhood, the proud name of freemen,
honor and patriotism, all urge you to re-
turn to your post Of duty, without further
delay, and before it is too late.
BY order of the Governor,
LAZ. NOBLE,
Adjutant Gen. Indiana.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-31
LADIES FURS.

Having bought our fine
Furs before the unprece-
dented advance on this arti-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine setts as ever seen any
where and fer a good deal
less money. To satisfy your.
selves on the point. cal! at
VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER,
80 Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-31
EVANSVILLE, IND SATURDAY MORNING,

be true; but on making tests to verify it,
he received the same information fro m
five different families, residing in differ
ent neighborhoods, within circle of half
a days ride.
One OF the planters told some Of our
men recently that a Captain of the 109th
Illinois had offered 5000 to any man who
could bring him two companies Of guer-
rillas to attack them, as they all wanted
to surrender except Co. K, which con-
tanned sitty id Abolitionists. but they
could easily be overpowered and taken
prisoners.
This and other information was laid
before Gen Grant. The result was the
issuing of the following order:
Headquarters 18TH ARMY CORPS, !
"DEPT. OF THE TENNESSEE,
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss,
Dac 21 1S60
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-31
4" Special Order No. 50.

at having been alleged that the l09th
regiment Illinois infantry volunteers has
shown indications of disloyalty, and
many members of the regiment having
voluntarily hunted up citizens, in the
neighborhood of their camp to surrender
and obtain parole from, is hereby placed
in arrest
1.-The regiment will be disarmed by
the commander Of the brigade to which
the regiment is temporarily attached,
and the arms and ammunition of the
regiment turned over to the ordnance
officer, Lieut. Carter, to be disposed of
as may hereafter be ordered.
"Oficers and men will be confined
within camp limits until otherwise or
dered
1.-THE conduct of Co. X, of said regi-
ment, being in honorable contrast to the
remainder of the regiment, is exempt
from the effect of the above order, and
will be placed on duty with the brigade
to which said regiment is attached
"By command of Major-General Q. S.
Grant.
"JoHN A. RAWLINGS, A. A. g."
The regiment is now placed where ii
can do no harm, and its arms are saved
from falling into the hands of the enemy.
l recollect of hearing reports that
when this regiment left Jonesboro to
join the army, that many of the men
cheered for jeff Davis and the Southern
Confederacy as the cars moved off. The
feeling of disgust and contempt among
the loyal regiments is intense; and if the
soldiers were allowed to hold court.
martial on these recreants, if found
guilty of these charges, they would order
out every tenth man to be shot, and send
the others to the penitentiary during the
continuance of the war.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-31
Official.
STATE on INDIANA

STATE OF INDIANA,
AJUTANT GENRAL's OFFICE.
Indianapolis, Jan. 26th, 1863.
General Orders No IL
EXCHANGE OF PARoLED PRISONERS.
General Orders No TO- issued by the
War Department, announcing a further
exchange of prisoners of war, are pub
lished for the information of all con-
cerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, JAM 10Th, 1863.
General Orders No. 10l
l. The following officers and men have
been declared duly exchanged as pris.
oners of war, since the announcement in
General Orders" No. l9l, Of Novem-
Der 10, 1862:
|. All the officers and enlisted men
who were delivered at City Point, Va,
from the 1Ith of November, 1862, to the
1st of January, 1868.
2 All officers and enlisted men cap.
tured at Harpers Ferry.
8. All officers and enlisted men parcl
ed at Winchester, November, 18th, and
26th, 1862, and Dec !, 1862.
4. All officers and men paroled by
Colonel Imboden, November 9, 1862.
5. All officers and enlisted men parol.
ed at Goldsborough, n. c., May %, 1862,
and delivered at Washington, North
Carolina.
g. All captures of officers, enlisted
men and camp followers, in Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas, New Mexico, Texas,
Arizona, and Louisiana, up to January
l, 1863
T. All captures of officers, enlisted
men, and camp followers, in Kentucky
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, South
Carolina, and Florida, up to December
10, 1862.
s. All captures on the sea, the sea and
gulf coasts, and the waters flowing into
the same, up to Dee. 10, 1862.
II. The paroled troops herein declar
ed to be exchanged, will be, without de
lay, equipped for the field and forwarded
to the armies to which they belong, from
posts or camps wherever they may be col
lected All officers and enlisted mer
absent, in virtue Of being on parole, will
now that they are exchanged, immedi
ately return to duty with their proper
commands.
By order of the Secretary of War:
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14
Conversational

The question of eSempdng overseers of plantations
frou military duty further discussed in the Senate
Yesterday By Messrs Johnson OF Ga, Burnett of KY
and Phelan Of Miss At the conclusion Of Mr. Phelans
remarks, Mr. Yaneey Of Ala, obtained the floor, and
the subt vas then postponed until Monday, to which
day the Senate adjourned 1t will be seen from the re-
port of the prOceediOg that the Committee on Military
Affairs reported adversely upon the proposition to en-
rol Government employees as eonseripts.
The House passed bill allowing every private and
non.commissioued officer five dollars per month for de-
feencies in raons. The Impressment Bill was passed
after a very long debate. by vote approaching una
uimity. Many amendments were offered, only two OF
three of which we're agreed to. The bill is gwen
tire 10 our Congressional report The House adjourned
10 Monday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14
pihiHcIIL IHn COMMERCIAL.

FkiDAY. Feb. Is, 1868
At MeSrs. Robinson, Adams 4 Co.'S auction sale, to-
day, the following prizes obtained; 1 bod s
White clarified sugar q O6 brsNns 10 hbls s0S1e syrup
1881; eSIb coda 1915 pan pepper t3OOi alos candles VI
sOap T50to5 salt 222he smoking tobacco, loose IN bbls,
lt02Ic vigars t0e0 per NJ gray hAnne t2 white Welsh
70. tsJ9ki txeeds u ,Io9sI2 r' T. sd.
In Petersburg, on "Wednesday, brown and clarified
sugars we're sold suction, At 6'Gs5X cts Va salt 20245
e tobacco seeofsiny grade, $3.50 10 Lynehburg,
on Wednesday, house sold 2OOO boxes MID tobacco full
prices, 10 shippsrs The stock Is rapidly declining
The Lyuchbnrg Virginian Of the 18th inst, says
The past has been ope much activity In Tobacco Leaf
and snu each been active thln
the two last named have passed into hands for the Southern
markets ualny In Manufactured good medium qualities have
been mostly operated ne higher grades have become
the make Sales Smoking range from sc to $50 for bale
80 10 SIS In bales 10 Leaf Tobacco the transactions have been
limited the Warehouses oRag the bad weather bat steady
sales have tansd private account showing very decided
advance on pTicesiof the previous week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

The importing merchants of New York are taking
steps to obtain from Congress an amendment to the
finance bill authorizing the receipt Of legal tender
for duties. To this end petition has been prepared
and is in circulation.
The Buell. Court Of Inquiry has resumed il sessions
at Cincinnati hoping to conclude it, 4bors within a
week.
II. P. Russ, the inventor Of the Rus pavement in
in New York, died recently at Halifax il the 42d
year Of his age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

fsa-Day IS per Aaaan; 8 Tor sH months; and q per
zenith for . shorter period
ssussEy IS per AMMAN; Ss sE months. 70 cents per
ncnlh fof shorter period
weekly g per Apnum - for ak months Sent for no shorter
peried Payment IN al cases IN advance
AvKnTaa-One square lines Is for nrst Insertion
% per square continuance seWeekly or Tr
weakly insertions rs cents Weekly insertions a.
ReutAnoss may he risk Of the Publishers In
cases Uhsrs the deposit Of letter In The
Ruu once containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
PRnM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb lS.--The French war steam
er Milan passed our bar yesterday from Baltimore,
bound to Tort Royal She is expected here this sOeL,
The fgate Ironsides maintains her position permanent
among the blocksdipg squadron, of Charleston. "A
A Yankee picket was eupnred Wednesday evening"
by our scouts on Hilton Head Island. He cou6rPs
the intelligence of impending attack on Charlcstcp,
and thinks il will be made in about fortnight. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

AsH-WEDNEsDAY, comes this year, on the 18th OF
February and continues until Easter sunday which will
be on the 9Th OF April next. Passion Sunday will be
on the 22d March Palm Sunday the 29th March ;
Good Friday ON the Sd Of April
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

Raw Dr. BoYD.-It vas the shooting, by Yankee in
Winchester OF of the Rev Dr. Boyds servants that
gave rise the rumor that that gentleman himself
had been killed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

FIRE-The alarm OF lire about $ o'clock last night
probably caused by the burning Of building be-
You'd the eastern limits OF tue corporation, in eurco
county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

FRoN TESNEssKE.-The rumor was current at Chsta-
nooga on Monday last as learn from the Rebel that
Fort DOueon had been taken by cavalry, aud that
Rdsecranr was falling back from MurireesbOro.
Au officer Of General Folks staff, who reached Chat.
tanooga Sunday night from the 'front.' reports that Nor
gan Wheeler ard Forrest conformity attacked Fort Don
iberlsnd river and took the place, des-
dollars worth Of stores and eapnrug
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14
- NnRrMERN InuKNALS.-

D Any arriving from the states north OF the 70
ioae and bringing Northern European Newspaper or any
persn ety coming possession Of such journals, will con
r favor upon Wus By leaving sending the
ISae &c hlS onoa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

DESIRABLE FLUVANNA LAND FOR
~ SALE propose sell, private y, the FARM whh
reside called GLENB0RNE contsnng about 300 Acres aud
iyu within mile OF the village Palmyra Which the county
About two thirds Of the land Is cleared and we'd wslerd
Baengsn Greek ng entirely throughi The improvements
consist Of neat and suGNanA Bhck Dwelling with eight
the basement and other aud
Persons desiring purchase land invited this tract
liberal cred will be given II desire the purchase
money, Confederate esrcncy will be received payment
the whole or part, A. the purchaser may choose.
ABKA. sHEPHERD, in.
Palmyra, Jan. 18Th. 1863 fel4-clm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14

NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.-We the under
signed Board OF ExAminAton for the 9Th Congreons
District, hereby give notice 70 all whom may
that the following changes have been made In the appointments
for assembling Conscrpts the places rendezvous he dis
tc The 3D. I'd and 4h day Of February 1883 have been nxeJ
upon for the examination Of conscrpis who shall assemble ~
Lunenburg H. the sh, 9th aud 10Th O February, s
for the examination At Brunswick IL the 18Th 1871 snd lth
Of February 1865 for the examination Prince Edward H.
2d 2Sd and 24h February 1865 for the examination a. Apo
nAtto1 Q. II.
GEORGE g. BTEG,
JOHN W CRADDocE
DAVID fL0UkNoY,
fe2-s Examining Board
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14
ALCTION. SAFES.
gY e0ODIN !. APFEas0E, Agogs.

THHREE SMALL FBAAlEDTENEaENTS ON
i TaE EAsl-SIDE OF VALLEY, MAR TO NENABLE ST..
FOR SALE ATAUCTlON
: WIN he sold AZ auetor on Ne premises, "WEDNESDAY,
18Th g.blrir g. AZ ~ O'Clock T. NJ most valuable Lot, To-
boy hsyihg ohfof55h Ieet, runnhg bCk about i25
feet hsvng ree framed ienemenisT renng for
ais Der month. 49,. So, III,
'GODDIN a APPERsON,
flo Auctoneers.
GOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE WEST
IL SIDE OF EIGHTH STREE NORTH OF LEIGh siHhtr
POR SALE At AUCTION - . , 80.
VIII be sold auction, the premises, on MOND Y the leu
February sO3 o'ciOrk p ~ ar Lots, To- ael Ms above
W the pn OF late nj huas NILS GsIden, each having
mont OF y h t. aud deph o. IL feet to vide alley Tese
are most besuui lots now IN market ana are IN
uOsi desirable neghlorhoOd.
TsEA-One thir cash; balance a SIX sud Twelve months
for negotiable bh'e Interest adde secured ~ trust deed The
GnDplN APPERsoN, ..
fa It'd. Auets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-14
DUBLIC SALE Of NEGRUEs.-By virtue


Of decree of Court q LoEisa onounrei
February 1868 10 The u Bramhams agaTsi Bran
am. Executor &, sl sell public auction, Loua Court
House. MONDAY the gl % MACH, 1868 being Louisa
ay valuable slaves ben me seventh Of the ssyrs
hd by sarah Bramam he he wh e. be SLOTTED 10
the Estate pfru,h oil ". Rramham, deed.
Terms made known ou the day OF sale
ie,g-e9w GEO IT, BRAMHAM. Cau'r