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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Real estate to Gxtbanae

HARM OR SMALL COUNTRY PLACE
WANTED in exchange for f mortgage ey ;se
Size Of ground and house, also price, WESLEY "EbBbh w
BrOadSay, New-York.
LNARM TO EXCHANGE in IllinOis.--A roll
Ing prairie farm containing 200 acres IOO
high OF eulyat0n balance In timber ana
large sud three smaller houses barns &e ninety miles
from Chicago OF H. CeatTal for property New
York J. o. HOYr son, III Broaiwsy.
VNHE undersigned has over 100000 worth OF
eligible RIAL ESTATE. mostly in snd near Philadelphia ana
ee,r of ali membrane which he will EXCHANGE Tor claims on Jay
Cooke l. Co L. A. PARRISH jr. 5S2 " alrui ST., Phiia
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5itnations Wanteo-- Hlales
Miscellaneous.

A COLORED handy and useful man desires
rb F ST scs 'n day IN pye sou.es % Build fss
se'ats wash Window sBI general orsnds ke vii
All ong highest OF ref furnished Adss USEFUL
sos Wes 2Jd-st. on call at 2l8 Fhompson-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Board and Rooms Wanted.

A ROOM is desired by a lady, for which
tn.on t. yoans children would gwen In parnent The
privilege Of taking other pupils eqTeL In TIE nghborooi o.
bist, aud sliye prefued Aidrtfs j.. 437 West blst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

ApRiAS H. MULLKA, AUctonoeE
AUCTION SALE OF ~ LOIS
~ LILA Pb o 3
IN WESTCHBS TER COUNTY.
PROPOSED 9TH WARD OF NEW-IORk CITY.
ADRIAN H. MULLER son vii SILL at snsio., on THURS
DAY NOvEMsKR I3, 12 O'Clock. at MO RRlSAhLA HALL
MORRISANIA. Wes.ChesteT County, 49,.
az LOTS AND VILLA Plots.
County Jeferon the BosiOn Post Road ana
Path Wand Of New York City, teuR
norton Of the EST e 81 the THOMAS r. WALKER FMS prop
eriy near railroad depot Morrsns and about two miles m
Harlem bridge AM or cont OF tbs Thiave NewfOIk CIV
The rioad passes directly In mont OF Tie property and the
with the STREETS 20 whn Few ee OF The prop
ery carried CATERED and sidewalks laid TERMSbO per cent
mortgage Maps the Office Of the Aueoneer No
P.nost lO.oOOl--
VERE. JOHNSON, IT., Auctoneer.
- No. u PAkK ROW opposite fosOhce AoF House
snl the TERMINUS Of all the city car lines
REAL YSTATR PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED
Auct on - Is o. stocks. Furniture Merchandise Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Gardeners.

GARDENER, &c.-By man who can do
N vegetable ad foer gardening tend hot sst gcenhou,e pr9n
ke good recommendations Please call At CARPENTERS. l3S West
IIth st., cor. GtAsve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Brooklyn Board.
Country Board.

ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
" Anlr Mrs - Paralysis in an forms spina
Pet enl halls
laTgI Joint. WY ytuss Dance all Determines lanenes
All Nryous Diea-es Disease B Heart and Lang iFsra
a. &. W. RHODES, 81. d.. Msac4l Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
furniture.

A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENaS
IA for FURNITURE CARPETS. ard BEDDso, At y y o"
PEkrHwAirk 60 - 50 AMI lS7 Ctst1as-sL Al '''' 49,
aud low prices
A UCTI0N N0TICE.--Good secord- hand ana
Grain daily lsor very cheap, at III fr'ost 0'sS"
sna Nassau. -, .-,vSx7.--
NOR gITF-LTT, TIE ELEG AMI FURNI-
4, M - -. 80 Mnyrsy Ii Fh esmplets fos
oupaacy prompt sale an 0le's Aoafas
boz 4 Novr.l Pest-Ohee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
4,rooklpn Real estate for sale.


EOR SALE-ThTee-stOry high-stoop, brown
4 HOCSB Wash Et0n Park Pnce 900
RULAND WHITING BeekmAn-s-
I7OR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
SO ard Al emsus 50rlO0. ana o. 10 ~ and "a Montague
100xOO; iioos sui Store No l2 hneappL 1850 House
40 40 Wilougb5ys House No l97 WOaghyt Houses hos
90 81 and SO 6sssaas GORDON FORD 81 Carkst Brooklyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE
,erJ GORDON l. FORD 81 Cark>t. Brooirn
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Connlrp properIn TO Get.

FOR RENT-FU FINISHED HOUSE, with
ever convenience IT Eugewo,o j. IS minutes from Cham
be ctaa exc en and convenient; very low to good ten
ant. Address NGLEWOOD, Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Walters.
WAlTER-By a respectable young man

SNAlIER-By a young Frenchman lately
landed speaks Bngluh bat understands; is also wiling
make himself generally useful, understands ihC irsiss
willing. obhgng and sgeesbei viii moderate
Can he until suited ODBLBS AGENCY 100 West 3lsL,
Rrnln.lK Innnra 4 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

MONDAY EVE ssy. II IN BE- prolnci IN nsenifeen
Al. "TilR wICKRp wbGD" n Nrsa aiss CLARA MOKRlS
s,s KATR cis Nros. saJ As hlKH iAszs "a asss teif
Gsss ayps.ssasc tofo. fH -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
Menu gersep Renl Gstaie for Sale.

Menu 9ersep Real Gstaie for Sale.
-
E'ARM FOR SALtr-9t Acres, all necessary
Il Buildings; SiOOOI A,t cash Aiyille n. ).
c. W. DtBOURDIRC.
EOR SALE.-42-A ACRE FARM, two hours from
Il Jer, IsTse house, srDls oabHngs nice shade
sbubdsnoe off1s I've rhse.o churches scaoo and Pno
$500. RULAND WHITING, Bcckman-st
NEAT VILLA RESIDENCE - 40 minutes
" LbenY-< dssirstici 2i2
Tbsth Ueet Ces oaa Sr,ryi near % asnts; ga
Aaares OWNER POstOh,e 10. ga SewYok City
ORANGE, E.J.--Great variety property for
sale oases farm ses uniur1isbe feu sale Csozae.
orc, 1880 nnl b sRRi 80 Liberty t
CSIs5l PR MON1H.-Tasty HOUSE and
.DUV grounds 40 nt'ss By cent'sl Rsrosd dpots
ps,enn p0ce Gre ccsrssnt frequent trains low res
hrh veDdned and seshg io-s0o: wide halls psnss es0beA
ca cold sst7, heater. Storm doors 6e; lid
,,rrT snail asa te lroi Shade &c stracyr glsoe gouh
SO 900 will sssrfee p.Jnsats Inquire W-st Elizabeth
st He.f e sdd Oh AEG P"Onee Coz No l8t Khiabe,h
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VT.
aeyS NEWMAN d D. Prop open from day l. spesair1'e'
70 families aud b0a-ierS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
BROOKLYN propcrtn 90 LET.

VNO LET-The new, elegant, four-stOry brown
sore HOUSE al mpern improvements Tbrist tween StNta
and Prospect PARK rent $500 Apply
Il ". S. MELDRyM, 1872 Chnrch-sL
ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
L FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE No lOz Pines ppie,st
GORDON L. FORD. 81 Cisrk-st. BIookrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
IYTAITER and USEFUL MAN-Bv a r.

NOACHMAN and USEFUL, HOUSEWORK,
~ &eB naand VIE 70 en- arsi H'u c. ta.e car Of or,e
Nils he gsoi sJ4aesdaaOa CAL al CARPk.sTEEs l55
W cn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

EARMER, GARDENER. &c. COOK, &C.
o. agi.lIaau ssi IS sfe - silren
epcielci @Iucr s1i garnrI he h- gnrhea 6e VIE
be.t aoa Can stCAEir kN IRIS
lsS Hsst Ilt-st. ssr0 ia-sFe.f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
The career of a Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since it was
briefly announced that new vegetable tonic
and Alternative, bearing the name of llostetter's
Stomach Bitters, had been added TO the list OF
preventive and restorative remedies. The mod
est advertisement which invited attention to
the preparation stated that il had been used
with great success in private practice as cure
for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation
and interhitten, fever. it was soon discovered
that the article possessed extraordinary proper
ties. The people, Of every class, tested It's
merits as tonic, stImulant, corrective and
restorative, and found that its effects more than
fulfilled their hopes and expectations. From
that time to the present lis course has been up
ward and onward, aud il stands to-day at the
head of all medicines of It's class, American or
imported, in the magnitude Of its sales, and its
reputation Of a safe, agreeable and potent in
vigorant and restorative. For languor and
debility, lack of appetite and gastric disturb
ances so common during the summer months
it is absolutely nfallible. Indigestion, bilious
disorders, constipation, nervousness, periodical
fevers, and all the ordinary complaints gener-
ated by vitiaied and humid atmos sphere, van
iSh under IFS renoyatng and regulating iDhu-
ence This is its record, ayouched by volumes
of intelligent testimony, extending over peri
cd OF 4 fifth Of a century, aud compromising
The names of thousands of we'll known citizens
belonging to every class and calling. In Eu-
rope it is thought great thing 10 obtain the
patronage Of royalty for "patent medicine"
but Hostetter's Biiters have been spontaneous
ly approved by millions OF independent sover-
egns, aud lis patent consists in their endorse
ment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

ILLUMINATION OF THE CAVE OF FoUN-
TANs.-On the occasion of the excur-
sion of the Sabbath Schools from Balti-
more, Richmond, Virginia, and else
where, to the Cave of Fountains,;n Au-
gusta county, of that State, the cave was
Illuminated. The Staunton Spectator
gives description Of the scene. The
Spectator says: -.
The view from the entrance to this
cave is one of the most beautiful in the
valley. Before you stretches away the
broad bottom lands of the Shenandoah,
and at Your feet plows the beautiful
stream of South river, fastening on to
ioin the larger river at Port Republic.
To your right lies the Blue Ridge, and
to Your left you see the Nassanutten
rearing aloft her high peaks, and in the
distance apparently uniting with the
Blue Ridge, thus forming Gordon of
mountains around as fertile and pictur
esque valley as any farmer or land
scape painter could desire.
Upon entering the cave you find the
find the descent very steep, and are re
minded of the descensus aUerni as you
try to peer into the darkness beneath
YOU. But soon scene of rare magnifi-
cence bursts upon your eye, and you are
startled at the life-like appearance OF
the statues which are scattered through
out the large apartment before you.
You feel as if you were entering the
enchanted palace of some gnome king,
where all had been turned to stone and
were merely awaiting the touch OF the
magician to start to life again. But.the
feelings of awe and sublimity soon give
place to an all-powerful curiosity, which
prompts you to inspect more closely the
popularity of the formations, and soon
the cave resounded from end to end
with ordinations of wonder and de
light as the large party scattered into
the various compartments. Thousands
OF candles lighted up the wonderous
pannelled walls, which form a peculiar
feature of this cave, and brought out IN
bold relief the numerous monuments
that stand like sentinels in stony silence
guarding some hidden treasure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

Almost everywhere at the recent COM
mencements of the Colleges and Schools
in the State of Virginia, the appointed
orators have taken occasion, i'll address,
ing the young men, to inculcate the
noble sentiment, that learning, honesty,
truth and virtue, are far more important
to them than riches or political position;
and that they must, after all, only expect
the esteem and appreciation of those
whose good opinion is worth harrington
the possession of these requisites, and
not for the accumulation Of money or
the holding of Office. When our young
men, all, come to consider and act con-
sistently upon this advice, they will soon
find that they can mould public opinion
to the approval Of their course, and Sc
cure he suffrages of the people, which
demagogues in this day are constantly
meanly soliciting by unworthy arts and
means.-.4ierandria Gazette.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Twenty-Five, Session, 1873 4. begins
Sept. Ord, and ends Jone 18th.

ADVANTAGES.
lsi. A full and comprehensive Curri
culum.
2nd. A high standard Of proficiency
in the different Departments.
Ord. Literary Societies Of The fret
rank.
4th. Library, 1000 volumes; Read
ing Room. 100 Periodicals.
Ssh. Valuable Cabinet and Lsborsio-
ry.
9Th. A location unsurpassed in the
country.
7,b. Excellent moral. social and reli-
gious advantages.
9Th. More moderate expenses for sd.
vsntsees afforded than can be found else.
where IN tbs South. Expense for SEES
zion OF 10 months. INCLUDING board. iui.
lion. &c. &c..) sbou, $500. This
amount may be diminished or increased
a, oplion Of student as 10 board.
O.. The annual Catalogue. containing
full informsIion on all points. will be
mailed 10 any address on application 10
Tue President
REV. ID. F. BITrLE. d. d,
President.
July IL Pm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

prJ-~,oS OF WEST PoNTEES.-Re-
fo,,.;no to the sentiment Of good fellow
shin which has prompted graduates OF
Wast Point who served on opposite
sides during the late rebellion to pro
nose = reunion next year, DR.. 5. 3.
Hunt editor of the Newark, (N. 81
Advertiser. and who was a surgeon III
the Federal army in the southwest Tor
some years, relates the following anec-
dote
This comrade feeling reminds us OF
the surrender of the Confederate Gener-
eral Gideon Pillow to his old friend,
General A. J. Smith. 1t was touch
ing scene Pillow came into Montgom-
cry one morning, afoot and alone. He
sat down on the curbstone and shook
the gravel out of his rough army shoes,
and then walked into Smiths office, a
bank parlor, to surrender The cere-
mony was simple. He said: GLOW
are YOU Jack ?" The reply was ''Good
God, Gid! is that you ? Have you had
your breakfast 2" To which Pillow
feclinyly responded, mo, and haven't
a dollar to pay for one" Pillow got his
breakfast, gave his parole, remarked
that if he could not whip the Yankees,
he could 60 back to Tennessee and raise
cotton and went on his way, rejoicing,
with enough money in his pocket to re
sumo his place as one of the best citi-
zens of West Tennessee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

THE EXCURSION OF AGRICULTURAL Ed
IroEs TmKoUGH VIRGINIA AND TIE
WESTON Wednesday last Pullman
Palace Car bearing the New York Ag-
licultural Editor EXcursionparty passed
here ON its way up Nallcy,to the White
Sulphur Springs, thence to Indian Ter
ritUrv, Colorado and the Peaks Of the
Rocky Mountains The party number
inc about thirty,including several artists
and wives of ExcursiOnists. Gen. ID.
IL. Strother porte Crayon) artist and
correspondent of IIarpers Magazine
was of the number. 1t is matter OF
regret that the programme did not per
init the excursionists to tarry long
enough in our midst to view the beautl-
full country, and appreciate its a9ncuI-
tural advantages. Upon the invitation
of Major Spencer, Supervisor OF trains,
we accompanied the eXcurslonlsts as far
as Harrisonburg, and made many pleas
ant acquaintance. They were enthu-
siastic, particularly the ladies, upon the
yar;ed beauties of our noble Valley, Of
which they caught only glimpses as
they were hurried rapidly along.
Mr. Edward King, who is engaged
writing the articles for Scribner, entl-
tied The Great South" promises to
make a special visit to Winchester later
in the Summer to gather material Tor
his article on Virginia. ..
At Harrisonbnrg the townauthorltles
with Mayor Yancey at their head were
in waiting, and invited the party to a
collation. at the Efinger House, but as
they had to hurry on to Staunton where
apublic dinner and reception awaited
them, the invitation was reluctantly de
clined.
At Stanton, it is needless to say, the
party was handsomely entertained, and
also at Charlottesville, where a commit
tee, headed by the venerable Thomas J.
Randolph, received and escorted the
excursiOnists to Monticello, the Univer-
sitv, the tomb of Jefferson and ether
points of interest.
We understand that while here the
artists were busy with their pencils, and
made few sketches, which will proba-
blv appear in the illustrated papers,
.U'mehe;ter Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
WILLOUGHBY
Gum-Spring Drill.
GREATLY INPROTED FOR 1873

III F. have secured The Agency for JET
LII erson County for this Celebrated
GuniSpring Drill, for drilling Whes!,
Oats. Phosphaies and Seeds. The Drill
has been improved from year to year IN.
I'll il is now The best manufactured. and
we DO not hesitate TO recommend and
guarantee il as such. We can point TO
Willoughby Drills in this County which
have been in use IL to 5 years. during
which lime the cost has not been So for
repairs. This we cannot say OF any
Drill we have sold, or known TO have
been sold in The County. We mention
this to give some idea Of the workman
ship of the Drill. and the Drill Of 1873 is
in every way equal or superior to any
heretofore made. Nothing but The best
timber and iron is used in their censiruc.
uon. This DILL is furnished with OF
without GuaDo Attachment.
SHOVEL HOLSTER.
The manufacturers OF this Drill have
secured an invention from q practical far
mer Of Mary land, which attached to the
Drill enables The driver to hoit the SHOW
els from the Drill or Ssddle.horse, thus
saving a hand to follow The Drill.
AS the WiIloughby Drill does not clog
in sowing, feeding through whatever may
happen 10 be in the grain, one man ran
as easily attend to The sowing as Two.
The whole arrangement adds bu, few
pounds 10 ibe Dnll. so that having on The
Attachment or leaving il of makes but
little difference in the weight. Farmers
ia want Of this Superior Drill. should
give their orders early. Last year the
demand could not be supplied. Psmph-
lets and Circulars giving foil instructions
and Information, will be furnished by The
undersigned.
Call and examine Drill before purcha.
sing elsewhere.
Sample Drill with Wm. +. McQuil-
kin, Agent. near Sbepherdsiown.
DUKE e. GALLAHER, Agents,
Chsrlesiown.
July 5, 1873. Pm
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
J. Nj. COOKS
Store and Tin,Care Establishment.
THE STAR STILL SHINES IN ALL 1T
BRILLIANCY-CALL AND SEE IT.


BRILLIANCY-CALL AND SEE 1T.
THE undersigned takes special pains 10 IN
L form the public generally that ne has just
received large lot of superior SIOFE Is OF
the most improved patterns. The Castings IN
Stoves from Philadelphia being OF superior
quality TO any in the country, therefore do not
need so much repairing, but in case they DO
need repairing, odd plates can be had al any
time, as keep large assortment oil odd Cast
ings OF all kinds on hand for repairing. Per
sons buying Stoves from me can have The plates
renewed at any time.
| will also furnish
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
at wholesale end retail prices, of my own
manufacture, at the lowest Cash prices, and
delivered free of charge. l also manufacture
and keep on hand Tinware of every description
made from good Tin, such as handsome Cham
Der Sets, JapsnDeI and Painted Ware, and
House Furnishing Goods in great variety.
CUCUMBER PUMPS,
OF the latest improvement, are kept on hand
and will be put in al the shortest notice and at
reasonable rates, and warranted to give salts
faction. The following certificate, among ma
nv, will recommend these Pumps
HARpER's FERRY, Feb. 6, 1871.
This is 10 certify that Mr.. J. NJ. Cook pla-
ced ia nv Well Of 40 feet, one Of his Cueum-
Der Pumps, and which works like charm, and
7 advise all those who like cheap and durable
Pumps 10 procure one from Mr.. Cook.
JAS. T. REED.
1 also pay special attention TO
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and will guarantee all work in this line that
may be entrusted to me.
LIGHTNING RODS
will also be erected and repaired promptly up
on information, at the lowest rates
insure the public that will ~ofs none out
the hest material 10 the most workmanlike and
substantial manner, and will insure satisfaction
in goods as well as prices. All ask is call
from the public, and feel assured satisfaction
will be rendered.
Old Iron, Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead,
will be taken IN exchange Tor work.
J. NJ. COOK.
Shepherdstown, Oct. 5, 1872 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

COLLEGE REGATrAs.-The Northern
Journals TEEN with accounts of the boat
races between Yale and Harvard Col
leges, in which Yale bore off the prize.
The races and the accounts of them
seem to be modelled upon the competi-
tons in rowing matches of Oxford and
Cambridge, and the accounts thereof in
the London papers. The imitation fac
ulty seems to be as strongly developed
in America as in Africa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
w a n Il Il ID !
= 5 900 Cross Ties
FOR THE
SHEN. VAL. RAILROAD,
BETWEEN
Shepherdstown and Charlestown.

A LII persons having Cross Ties for sale
II can dispose Of them by addressing
the undersigned q, wildwood. Clarke
County. Va.
Whre Oak, Chestnut Ok. Spanish
Oak, Chestnut. Walnut, or any other
timber equ lily as durable can be used in
making them. They mus, be feet
long. hewed on TWO sides. straight. but.
ted. the bark taken of. and show face
6xs inches. two.ibiTds 8 inches and one.
third 6 inches-snd DO 6 inches tb.cs.
Persons applying TO my sacn'. Join
II Iltile. ShepherIIsio~n, can be in.
formed Of price given. &c.
U. T.. BOYCE.'
May l3 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26

The Will OF Kosc1UsKo.-Popuiar
Error in Spelling the Name -Secretary
Belknap few days since received a
letter from Virginia antiquarian, W.
7. Early, Esq, enclosing copy of the
will of Kosciusko, obtained from the
records of the county court of Albemarle
county, Va. 1t appears from the sigma
ture to the will that popular error has
obtained as to the spelling of the name,
the signature being Il. Kosciuszlio. MIR.
Early assures the Secretary that the
copy is exact, to the crossing of and
the dotting of an i. The following is
copy of the will and record Of its add
mission to probate:
/, Thaddeus Kosciuszlio, being just
on my departure from America, do here
10y declare and direct that, should /
make 10 other testamentary disposition
of my property in the United States, |
hereby authorize my friend Thomas
Jefferson to employ the whole thereof
in purchasing negros from among his OF
any others, and giving them an educa-
ton in trades or otherwise, and in hay
ing them instructed in their new condi-
ton in the duties of morality which may
make them good neighbors, good falh-
ers or mothers, husbands or wives, and
in their duties as citizens, teaching them
to be defenders of their liberty and
country, and of the good order Of socie-
ty, and in whatever may make them
happy and useful, and make the said
Thomas Jefferson my executor of this.
r. KoscIUszLIo.
Fifth day of May, 1898.
At the Circuit Court of Albemarle
county, on the 18th of May, 1919, this
instrument of writing purporting to be
the last will and testament of Thaddeus
Kosciuszlio, deceased, was produced
into court, and satisfactory proof being
produced of its being written entirely
in the handwriting of the said Thaddeus
Kosciuszlio, the same is ordered to be
recorded, and thereupon Thomas Jeffer-
son, the executor therein named, refused
to take upon himself the burden Of the
execution of the said will.
Test: JOIN CARR, G. G.
A copy-Test JOHN w. Goss,C. G.
18th July, 1878.