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shall proceed to supply such vacancy or va

shall proceed to supply such vacancy or va.
cancies.
18th. The managers shall have power to
make all bylaws, rules and regulations,
which they may deem necessary for the con
ducting OF the business Of the board for the
management ofthe Springs and regulation of
the vlsltants not inconsistent with the true
spirit and meaning of this deed, or contrary
to the laws Of the land.
l4th. IL is specially agreed aud stipulated
between the parties to these presents. that
the poor and INDECENT shall have the use of
the waters OF the said Mineral Springs gratis
under such regulations as shall be prescribed
by the managers.
18th. Ii isl expressly understood and de-
clared that nothing contained in this deed
shall be so construed as 10 empower he said
managers, or their successors, to erect upon
any of the land Of the said John Anderson,
any dwelling house, boarding house, store or
tavern, or to erect any other building, except
such as is hereinbefore mentioned, whereby
the interest of the said John Anderson, his
heirs and assigns owners Of the adjacent
property, may be lessened or injuriously eff
fected.
18th. To the intent that the said managers
and their successors may become body cor
porate aud polite, and have perpetual sue
cession by the name and style of the "Mans-
gers Of the Bedford Mineral Springs it ia
coyenanted and agreed that application be
made TO the proper authority for a charter
of Incorporation, according to the true spirit
and meaning of this deed, andas soon as such
Charters obtained, all the estate hereby grant
ed, and all the trusts reposed in the said
grantees, shall be vested in such corporation
and shall be held, enjoyed and executed by
them upon the terms and conditions stipula-
ted and agreed upon in this deed.
IL testimony whereof the said parties have
| hereto enterchangably set their hands and
seals the day and year first above written.
JOHN ANDERSON. fL.s1
JONATHAN III. WALKER. lL.s
WILLIAM WATSON. FLs1
j. M. EsPEY. TLs.1
SAMUEL RIDDLE. 1Ls.1
Sealed and delivered in the presence of
Thomas Hunt,
DAVID EsPEY
Received, on the day of the date of the
above Indenture, of and from the above nam
ed Jonathan Fl. Walker, William Watson.
Josiah NJ. Espey and Samuel Riddle, one
dollar in full of the consideration money
| above mentioned.
JoHy ANDERSON.
Test: DAVID EsPEY.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY, July, 1867. Contents
:-Gaurdian Angel, VII; a passage from
Hawthorne's English Note Book; Mona 5
Mother At Padua Poor Richard
II; Doctor Molke; A Struggle for Lifei Free
dom in Brazil; My visit to Sybaris; The Piano
in the United States; An Ember Picture; An
Artist Dream; Religious side Of the Italian
Qnestion.
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