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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE STREETS
OF kIcHMoND.-Thet following is of interest
as showing the number Of miles Of streets
graded and not graded 1T each ward of the
city at the date of the City Engineers an
nual report, February7, 1871 a-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

MEETINa.--The attention Of the members
Of the Catholic Beneficial Society Is called
to- notice elsewhere of their frat regular
meeting, to. be held tonight at Professor
Cars Academy, corner Of 9th and Main
streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

CAN EyENING OF SACRED soHG. Mr.,
Philip Phillips. better known asthe g Sing.
ing Pilgrim Will give. what he calls g an
evening q sacred song at the Broad street
Methodist Church tonight. The public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

PERsoNAL.-Messrs. George VIM. Brent
and Francis L.. Smith, Of Alexandria, are
in the city, and stopping at Ford's Hotel.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE BY NEGRo.-Per-
haps. the most daring outrage which has
occurred in this vicinity for several years
was made on last Sunday afternoon. The
circumstances, as far as we have learned
them, are as follows: On that afternoon
Miss Virginia Hotties, aged about fourteen,
daughter of Mr.. Peter Hotties, had been
into the city to attend church, and was re-
turning home alone, when she was accosted
by a negro man, who attempted to violate
her person. He was only prevented from
accomplishing his design by the appearance
Of some negro men who had been out hunt
ing. Upon their approach he desisted from
his attempt and ran. Miss Hotties imme-
diately went home, and gave the alarm.
Warrants were obtained and some half
dozen negroes arrested. When confronted
by the young lady she Immediately
pointed out the prisoner as the culprit, and
the others were released. He was taken to
Jail, and partial examination had before q
magistrate on yesterday. The case was con-
tinued until II A. NJ. to-day. Mr.. Hotties
lives one and quarter miles from town, on
what is called the North road, running out
from the city at the poor-house. When we
consider the fact that the neighborhood is
quite thickly settled, and that many per-
sons travel it besides those who reside
there, we may well state that this is one of
the boldest attempts to outrage female of
which we have ever heard. Miss Hotties is
quite q pretty girl, and tolerably well
grown for her age. We hope the scoundrel
will meet the fate he richly deserves.
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TOR WOODS HOLE.-CURRIE& 1T
II co.'s LINE,-The fast-sailing schr. OK
EMELI e MCLAIN, CRoWELL, master, 5kzza'
having the larger portion of her cargo engaged.
will have quick dispatch. For balance Of freight,
amply to CURRE b CO.,
tests Corner Of 18th and Gary streets.
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aIs

rNHE FIRST REWe ETA MEETING OF
TY will be held TUESDAY EVENING at Prof..
T; Y. Carr's Academy tBosher's Hail,, corner OF
full attendance Is desired. and members will
come prepared to pay their initiation fee.
BY order or the President. - 20.
mhB-.t a.aE JUAN A.. PIzzINI, sec,y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

w SPECIAL ATTENTION IL caJled
to The sale OF I, 200 barrels
PUHE Rye WHISKEY,
COGNAC BRANDY, MOLASsEs
SUGARS. COFFEE, BACON,
HERRINGs, TEAS, &C., &C., &C..
advertised by 9. C. TARDY CO., to take MAJ.
at II o'clock on THURSDAY. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

~ FEBRUARY q, 1871.
MORE NEW GOODS HERE AND ON THE
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
Are now adding to their fine stock OF
DRY GOODS
Beautiful WHITE.GROUND PRINTS, for
spring:
SHIFTING PRINTS, for boys and gents;
MEDIUM-GROUND PRINTS;
WHITE-GROUND PENCALE CAMBRlCs
tchildren's),
WHITE CAMBRIA fer skirts:
WHITE PFQUEs, for children;
LINEN and LACE SETS,
TRIMMED LINEN SETS talso embroidered)
BLACK and COLORED KID GLOVES, very
best;
BLACK BoMBAzINEs and MOHAIRs, for
spring
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTONs,
BLEACHED and BLOWN SHEETINGs,
PILLOW LINENS, DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS, TOWFLLINGS,
L. @. HANDKERCHIEF, LACE HAHDKER-
CHIEFS, EMBROIDERED HANDKES.
CHIEFS;
HOcIERY, C0RsETS &c., &c.
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.
More SILKS and POPLINs. light and dark, to
be sold of ut HALF VALUE. a. %, Us DRESS, up
to go. +. X. PRlCE & CO..
fe27 IDOL Main street, corner ljth
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RECOVERY OF THE DEAD. BODY OF MISS
ING MAN-Ddrk Suspicious and an arrest
Yesterday morning at an early hour man
emuloyed on schooner In the Dock, ut the
foot of 10th street, discovered body 1loat-
ing in the water, which, beng taken ashore,
was afterwards identified as that OF John
Christy, who has been missing from his
home, In the upper part Of the city, since
the 22d of December last. Identification
was secured by means of portions of his
clothing and certain papers found on MS
person. His siste1-in.law, Mrs. Betty Max
well, is confident that it is Christy's body.
A jury was summoned by order OF Coro-
ner Trent, and an inquest was about to be
held, when request was received from the
Police Justice that it be deferred until to-
day. in order that the attendance of an inn
portart witness might be secured. The re-
quest was OF course compiled with, and the
Jury will meet again this morning.
In the mean time, an arrest has been
made, in accordance with suspicion Of
foul play that has been very gene
rally circulated, and which finally in
duced the Mayor to offer 4 reward
for the recovery of Christy's body.
The person arrested is mechanic named
John Smith, young and of not unpre-
possessing appearance. 1t Is alleged
That he owed Christie 5000, bond for
which amount the deceased had on his per-
son when he last left home and that he
(Smith) had been heard to say threatening
ly that other men found means of getting
rid of their debts, and he didn't know why
he shouldn't. These statements and others
of similar purport are made by Mrs. Max
we'll, Christie's sister-in-law, but whether
they constituted the grounds of the arrest
has not yet TRANSFERRED. 1t is said, also, that
he was the last person seen in the company
of the deceased. There was no bond on the
body found in the dock. -.
Further developments will be awaited
with interest. In the meantime, there are
not few that believe that Christy. like
Signiago and others, within the last few
years, walked over into the dock, In the
darkness Of the night. mr.. III.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Resolutions were adopted instructing the
City Attorney to go to Washington to de-
fend the city in the small.note case in the
Supreme Court; declaring in favor of the
removal of the penitentiary without the
city limits; granting 100 additional feet to
the cemetery of the congregation of Beth
Shalom. Adjourned. -I.a -.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DETER HANGERS (SR.) RYE WITS
Il KEY-BRAND ESTA BLI5HED IN l822.-Be-
ing the successor to my father in the manufacture
of this whiskey, and having his experience OF IS
years In establishing It's reputation to aid me,
am prepared to furnish an article as PURE AS
specs worthy OF the name this brand Of liquor has
gained throughout the country. Parties desiring
TO purchase Will please address Messrs. Mccarthy
IL Slater. who are sole agents. for the saleof my
whiskey. 7- JOHN HANGER,
.-u Waynesboro' Augusta county, Va.
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SHIPPING.

.TOR NEW YORK.-The Virgil AEfS
T MIA steamship and Pacaet Comps 81 4
ny's elegant steamship GEO. B. UPTON VIII leave
her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, March 7, at
4P III. Freight received until 3P. ID.
This elegant steamship has fine cabin accommo-
dations. sgta.t
Fare, $40; steersge, IS; round-trtp tickets, good
until used, only Sl5.
For freight or passage apply to
ID. j. BURR, President,
,nha.3t 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

NUTS.-Just received, ALMONDS, Pc
IN CANS FILBERTs, PALMNUTS, ENG.
L4sH WALNU rs With b IHINs. .. 4
II ~ ~ ~. l.il9 - MA W. H. TATHH 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

We would call the attention of the trade to the
above cara, and respectfully solicit orders from
ali in want o! genuine article OF VIRGINIA
whole or half barrels. AL orders carefully exe-
cuted. MCCARTHY SLATEB,
RICHMOND March 1, 1sn. nah 6-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07

r e. LlpSCOMB. g. CO., WHOLESALE
81 . MERCHANTS, aud dealers In The pure and
celebrated VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE WH1S-
KaYs only. Our Whtskeys are al made to our
exclusive order and manufactured IN the old-fash:
Toned hand copper Distilled mode distilled
with open WOOD fires mot with sleaml. and In the
most careful manner. -S,Tu&Th3ms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
The yIeaelolc King.

This Mover differs widely from any
other. being propelled on 80 inch drive
wheels A tapering sleeve or arm pas
ses from the axle TO the ilont through
which the shalt rsvolves. the main shoe
grasping around the outside. connecting
with n pitman twelve inches long. which
il alpc0ys in line with knife. thus making
The most flexible cutter bar ever before
introduced. running equally well in any
position, from horizontal 10 perpendicular.
Its construction Is such. that il cannot toe
eramped upder G1ay circumstances. For
ease OF management, lightness OF draft
strength and durability, il cannot be sur.
passed.
The Aeadon hing will be offered tu
the farmers ct Maine the coming season
through agents in several sections. who
will be pleased to show It's pect'liar
merits and features.
Nh Fred Atwood. Winterport, Me.
is General Agent for Maine, New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia See advertise
menI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16

The OxfUrd County Farmers Conven'
ton will be held AT Bryanl's Pond. CON-
mencing Tuesday, June 9th. and continu-
ing through Wednesday. The town clubs
and towns that have not organized clubs
in the County are requested to send dele.
gates to the convention. The farmers in
the County are cordially invited TO attend
the convention, and participate in the
discussions. ID. II. Thing, Esq. Of Mt.
Vernon. will DC present, and address the
convention Free entertainment will be
furnished By the citizens Of Bryants
Pond. H.F. HOWARD, Cor. Se'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
TAieres !, kNAyrs,i SWINDLERS,,

1btereS' kNAyEs y SWtNDLERSii !
These are mild terms with which TO des--
ignate those mean contemplate adven-
tureIS. who have been induced by the
high reputation which DR.. Sage's Catar.
ria Remedy has won 10 put up and offer
for sale IA Worthless Imitation OF this
celebrated medicine. Remember that
DIR Pierce's private Stamp. which is the
only positire guarantee ~ 9enttiae4eSs.
should be upon every package. This
private stamp, issued by The U. 5. Gov
ernmont expressly for stamping DIR.
Pierce's medicines, has upon il his por-
trait, name and address, and the words
~. s. Certificate OF Genuneness.n
Don't get swindled by men calling them
selves DIR. Sage; DIR. X. V. Pierce. of
Buffalo. \ Y, Is the only man now
living that has the right and can prepare
the genuine and original DR.. Sage's Gu.
tarrh Remedy Sold by druggists en-
sent by mail on receipt OF sixty cents.
The Times says DIR. Walpole has lost
his beautiful chestnut mare She died
suddenly in the harness, il is supposed
from Bots or Pin worms. II the DR.. had
N>Cu 'Ntf ftttN y NuCNFH ItttNNtVN 4 Vo~
dcrS. he would no doubt, have had his
mare to-day-they are death on worms.
Chapped Hands are very common with
those who have their hands much in
water \ few drops ct J0hnSoH'S An0dgae
liRimem rubbed over The hands two OF
three times day, will keep them soft
and white. Fishermen. sailors and 9th
erS will do well to remember this,
The INVOLUNTARY Muscles are those
which control the stomach, Lungs,
Heart, &c, they arc influenced directly
by the mind, so that close study, anxiety,
grief. irritation, secret excuses, aud \
host OF other eNcilant>, acting directly
on The brain, disturb the nervous system.
and prevent due muscular action in
those organs necessary 10 sustain lille.
Heic lies the great cause OF Dyspepsia,
Headache, Jaundice, Impoverished Blood
Irregularities. Languor, Debility, Brom-
chilis, Consumption, &C., &c. FELLOWS
CoMPoUNp SYRUP OF HYPoPHo>PHtrEa.
by It's potent and salutary effects on the
nervous system, seems the best adapted
to cure weakness or debility OF those
organs.
Lite itself is almost burden TO some
ladies, on account oi excessive pain
Headache. Tootbache. ague in the face
and Jaws. Neuralgia. LameneSs, and
other pains and aches are cured quickly
and certainly by using freely Renee
Pain Killing Magic Oil. Sold by Your
merchant.
The really mcri,oriouS article is that
which produces satisfactory results.
Upon this ground We claim merit Ton
Weeks Magic Compound Il CUES
coughs and colds.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY FROM ABROAD.
Vincent Lumdhcrg of Stockholm, Ply
>ician-in Chici 10 The King oil Sweden.
recommends Halls Neget BILE Sicilian
Hair Remover for the scalp and for the
hair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
sherin's Sale.

OXFORD. - Man ltth. ISL
PSNAkf.\ On execution, at Il VIII bc solt 1t pup
4 lie auction, on Tuesday, the twentieth day
jnue \. D. 1871, AT ten o'clock in IN" tore DON,
al the Oflice OF samuel L. Gibson, in Bethel, IA
said County. all the right in equity. which Loyina
kussel, of POr Land, IN the Comfy OF Cumber'
land. ha, OF redeeming the following real estate,
situated in Bnckhed, in said County OF oxford,
containing about sixty tive acres, heing the same
premises conveyed by the said Loyina Russell 10
George y. Mitchell, by her deed Of mortgage,
dated February 18th, lsSa , and recorded III Oxford
REGISTRY OF deeds, book lj0 Page as, 10 secure
the payment of nine hundred aud thirty-thrce dol
lars aud iny cents, and also conveyed by the said
Loyins Russell 10 NJ. I. Ludden, by her other
deed OF NOR gage, dated February l1th 1866 and
recorded in tjxiord Registry OF deeds, Book, $50,
page AZ. to secure the payment OF SIX hundred
and ffty six dollars and fiity cents and Is also
subject to one other mortgage given by the said
Lovina RUSSELL to Charles SMELL ly her deed dated
December - 1859, and recorded in The Oxford
Registry of deeds book $50, page So, 10 secure the
payment Of one hundred and thriy dollars Also,
being subject TO one other mortgage given by the
said Loyina Russell 10 Daniel 4. and l.. Melvin
Russell, by her other deed, dated December stu,
1870, and recorded in said Oxford Registry or
deeds, book 100, page -, to secure the payment oil
eight hundI ed dollars,-to which deeds ana me
record. Their, Of reference i had for description
of the premises
CYRUS WORMELL, Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16

THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE Pouch
The investigation OF the charges against
Major Jones and his deputies by com
mitlee of the Mas sachuse,ts Legislature
IS closed. ard the AdrertiSer, after re-
viewing the proceedings, comes TO this
conclusion:
Allowing the evidence of these wi,nes
ses the full weight it is entitled To, it goe
no further than To convict certain officers
not now on the police force of drunkenness
and corruption. and the Chief himself
with partial and very unequal enforce
ment of the law SO far n the invest.
cation has effected the integrity of Major
Jones himself, cor the character ui his
iorce as body, he has abundant reason
20 be gyatihcd with the result. The chu-
yes and evidence have proved 10 0e alike
frivolous and unworthy OF trust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
GIVEN up AZ LOST.

,s,.nd thin is, The patients must stay IN warm
r.ll u.4Il they get welli u j. almost Impossible 10
..e, taking cold when The lungs are diseased but i
-l-t b prevented or cure cannot be erected fFesh
ad riding cCt, especially "a this section 81 the CoU.-
.rg IA i. Lii and winter season, u! wrong. Ihysi
Sans so recommend iaat course lose ileir pai!cnts
&. tcr sn1, badly diseased; and yct, because they
az. l j.c aisy tdcy must not Ill down quiet they
Est walk Glolt t.c rpom as much and IS last Is t9e
,.. Nj. bear g. gtt NJ good circulation OF blood
The utcts must BcCp IA good Splrits-oc determined
60 zee T. ihs has great dcaltodo with the appetite
,.usr of ctr, ai,er such evidence Of It's possibility
. N,rst eases a.id moral certainty in al Others IS
.. ll>u.,u curc Was Ia these modest words:
.fl. ~ ago WAS IN the last stages OF eonsullp-
. ,ldJ % uy bed. aud az one time my pay sicials
t,-It tlt c7l.t not I've q week; lAen IlAS CROWN,
BE- r4a cl-ch.r- e: str.Ns, heard a, and obtained
.a. r.t.-.S s4.cA OLer 20 The pubic ana
I made "a perfect cure Of me Il seemed 20 me that
... Ia feel tacln penetrate ny whole system Ihey
.. rpcned Tie matter IN my lungs, ana WoOId SPIT
. -, tfT,, i Min, cI offensive yellow matter every
H t.i.. for org time rs soon as that began 10 sub
se uy e,ush fever pains and night sweats al began
ID aycme andmy appetite became 50 great tlat II was
a difficulty that l cOuld keep nom eating 100 mheh.
gained my strength and have grown III nesH g g
va, weighed shortly amer my recovery, added the
.oc,or then looking like mere skeleton; my weight
.s, only ninety seven pounds; ny present weight
&, two hundred and twenty-five (2sS) pounds and Tor
wears have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
Irr Scbenck has discontinued his professional visits
20 New York ana Boston. lie or his son, Dr.. j. IL
schenck Ir still continue 10 see patients a, theT o.
Gee No IS North Sixth street, Philadelphia every Sat
urday froln \ " t03P.M. Those who wish thorough
examination with the Resplrometer VIII be charged 60
The Respircmeier declares the exact eondton OF The
lungs and patients can readily learn whether they are
crahle or The directions Tor taking the medicines
are adapted 70 the intelligence even Of child fo4ow
.1ese directions and kind Nature VIII do the rest e1
,eotng that cases the Mandrake ms are 70
ftaken an Increased doses thc three medicines need no
oer aclnpau.ents than the ample instructions that
accompany ile.o: First create appetite VI returning
e.lih HUNGER - ts n0st welcome symptom When II
ING I'd \. vi cone let Re despalr.ng a, ouee &c Of
- ,,ir (s-ll blood 81 once follows, the cough
s tl--t sweat = Go.iteA - short i-le tota
- 49,. y. ,rsii symptoms are gore iyreve-
IT Saclcs's medicines are toi'stau,E Aspt "a ies
4 taoss3s,ls 1 Sm.lcs L & ta-'Ai.'S q paissltIy,
- I-.l--os.ic strap, ~ - ~----. - Se-es'
-, ~ r,,-sr,,..i IS 1. ----st GAS -- >.
f.li ~ aly u Is l. T-.-
.ysce OF l'' a. .-l. 'S - 80. = a -
t- .-.C. - ,i-.- d 'i-'tA ~ --- -.
snr ,af -, -L --y. ISL ss0 a-rl-t
trEl 81 80. $50 ~. tt+ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16

There will be Teachers Institute at
Brownield village. commencing on
Thursday eve. May 25th, by Lecture
from Mr.. A. X. Mabry. Supervisor of
York County, and followed by an Insti,
tute on Friday, and an examination of
teachers on Saturday. 5. School Com.
miltee OF adjacent towns. ale invited to
be present and aid in the examination.
1t is desirable that every teacher in this
and adjacent towns DO present.
y. T. True, Supervisor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
Bnckneld, April 9th, 1871.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. ~. - Board Of County Commissioners,
Nav session, 4. ID. 1871.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
-ponsbe, and that inquiry into the merits OF their
appcatioa is expeGien IL IL ordered that the Coun-
~ Commi. ioners Of the Counties of oxford and In
An,lrO.c0ggin meet at the Post Office. In Bnckheld,
said Count, of oxford. on TUESDAY, the twenty
day Oi rGe next, at ten oil the clock IN the
forenoon and themce pTOce,dt To lew the route men'
toned In laid petition; Immediately alter whichView
Il hearing OF tn parjie> AMI witnes es viii lie
had At some convenient y ace In the itinity, ana
such other measures taken in the premi' es as tie
Commiss loners shall judge proper. And 1t is faI.
Their ordered that of the time place and pui-
pose OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid lie
gwen 10 all persons and corporations interested Dy
causing attested copies OF said petition and OF THIS
Drder thereon 10 bc served upon The Chairman OF the
County Commissioners OF Androscoggin County and
the espectve Clerks OF the towns OF Buckneld ana
Hebron in oxford County, and Turner, Auburn and
Minot III aBdroscoggn County and also posted up IN
three public places in each # said towns and pup
iished three weeks successfully In the hennebeC
Journal the State paper printed at Augusta and the
oxford Democrat, newspaper printed at fafis' In
saidCounty Of Oxford, and inthe Lewiston Journal;
A newspaper p inted at Lewiston, In said County oil
Androscosgin the first of said publications and each
of the other notices 10 be made served aud posted al
least thirty days before said time OF meeting TO the
end that all persons and corporations may then ana
there appear and shew cause II any they nave, why
the prayer of said tioneIs should not De granted.
Attest: WI. X. kISiBALL, Clerk.
A true copy of said petition, anu order OF eouii
thereon. , -, =,
Attest: WIN. X. KIMBALL, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-16
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, To Scammon Hill, OF Hiram, in
said County, Greeting:
WHEREAS, ScamInon Hill, Thomas Mabry,
w Joseph Butterfeld aud Daniel Small, asso.
ciated to form m Incorporated parish or religious
society, in the town OF Hiram under tile name OF
the First Universalist Society OF Hiram, having
applied TO me, Llewellyn y. Wadsworth, one Of
the Justices of the Peace, in and for said County.
requesting me to issue a warrant, directed TO one
of said applicants directing him TO call a meeting
Of sad persons, according to law, TO act upon the
following objects, to wit:
/. To choose moderator 10 preside over said
meeting.
2 To choose a Clerk, Collector, a Treasurer, O
Standing Committee and nil other needful officers
g. To act upon my other business that may lie
gRly come before them.
You are hereby directed TO call meeting of
said persons, according TO law to be held nc the
Town House, In said town, on SATURDAY, the 10th
day Of MAY next ut 1 o'clock j.. NJ, for the pur.
poses aforesaid. Given under my hand, ~ said
Hiram, this 9th day OF April, ISL.
LLEWELLYN 4 WADSWORTH
Justice OF tho Peace.