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ASHEBORO, 1T0E.TH
lAEOLHTA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1876.
IPJUBER 8.
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HE .RANDOLPH REGULATOR.
I lil.ItHKD EVERY WEDNESDAY
IK UtVXDOLl'H rUHLISIILNtt CO
oKMrE 2 IM'JOKH KAHT OF Tilt;
c oi iiT iiouhf;.
ir. po-tae paid .....?2 00
tli-. po-tage paid , ...'l 00
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IiATJES OF ADVERTISING,
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ire n- insertion . ,
irr, t Wit m-Ttion.....
uv, tkr - inerl ion.
in-, our mTtions
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re, twelve month'
00
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.12 00
five years to pay the same without be
ing coerced by law. ; :
tiixth I give and bequeath to my
niece, Lucaasie Bolton, " now the wife
of Jos A. Andrews, if she survive my
death) five thousand dollars, to le in
vested in a piece of land for their mu
tual interest and support, 'provided her
the thirteenth clause of this will to the ! the exception of two specimens,1 were !
trustees of the free schools of Shelby grown in this State. h
county, Tennessee, and their success passing glams of JL UepoeTkiu
ore in office foreyer, for the purpose of Upon entering te door the first spec
erecting a college of learning on the I imn that attracted our attention was
same, to be called Bolton college. j a magnificent renrescntatkm of I - tht
Fifteenth. I gi-e and bequeath the Ifnu'ts of the melical rlant of North
residue and remainder of my estate Carolina," consisting of four lindrl
different specimens, easel! in sixteen
I or );ii;'r alvrtiseiiiijnU liberal con
... . . . ... . . . 1 ,
,rv'wr o tmttht( on wjiiare.
All kii'.flW of JOB WORK done at tlie
nK(riLTOJt" oflicc, in ihe neatest
anil on reasonable terms. llilUfor
!t t iti-ih coni(li'FHl due when pre-
- !lt -I;
A GOOD- 1 1 ATK K.
Knd
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To.M
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ra?e of
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VinCIf LASTED Tt TIIL BlTTKR
-SlNiJC'LAU llKQt'KSTS TlIE
KitFfL Will ok Wade IIamp
Hoi.roN Stonewall Jack-
W 1 1 ) W K EM E M 11 EKED" OLD
)i( KENS AND lllS TOOL, SaKAII
)LTi.V.:?
bllowiiiu singular will is in the
court of 'Memphis' in -the
.John W. Wright, sheritr, and
Lrtor of Dickons vs.' lioltbn's
r ator, A'C. Tlie old man ( W.
and her husband, Jos.t A. Andrews is (that is not otherwise donated, if any
my friend and co-workers in helping all ; there be, to be paid over to the chair- j
they -can to defeat this gigantic swindle j man or judge of the County court of
of old Tom Dickens and Sarah W. Bob j Shelby county, Tennessee, and their
ton,, his tool and ally, in the fraud successors in office, to be loaned out
against me and Isaac L. Bolton estate, ! on interest perpetually to applicants,
and the onus of proof,! &c. ; and I "give ion bond and security to be given, and
and bequeath to my niece, now Mrs. the interest accruing annually to be
Wade Bolton, five thousand dollars, : applied for the
provided that she is and so remains a
true and faithful friend of mine, and
does all she can to defeat this gigantic
swindle of the
OLD LAND riRATi:,
Tom Dickens and Sarah W. Bolton,.
his all)-, against her father's estate and
mine, in Chancer' court at Memphis,
and the onus of proof, &c. I also gave
her my gold watch.
1-f. l'oltin) was Ix'fore the war a pros-
las e-trader, and his immense
j ('! HIS
EDUCATION OF THE POOH
and orphan whit 5 children in the First
district Of Shelbr county, Tennessee
the college of ler xning ordered to be
erected in the fourteenth clause. . This
donation shall be perpetual in the hands
of the county courts, as above speci
fied. J
Sixteenth. I hereby instruct and
empower my executor, if any of the
j iruit.itipu was on the'' banks' of the
MishNsippi river, and could, be seen'
fioih thjp steamboat windows. lie had
:ni enoiimous siirn at thelanrtinsj. which
is spokl-n of by Mrs. Stowe in " Uncle,
:abin." The feud Vietweeivold.
lton start od by an altercation
Tom's
man Ik
about 1
t iniHl-t
4 A" Jiolf
he ma
vuiirt
( To i
August
ic sah of a slave, and was con -
r A ears, and enled in theleath
A . il. .A
km. who, hooui, n rnoiiin auer
Ids "will, was shot down on the
evn bv " this ri':tntic swindle,:
Dickens ' The will was filed
nth. im;:.
niece, Josephine Bolton, now the wife
of the notorkms Dr. Samuel Dickens,
the
.TV DAS OF TIU: FAMILY,
five dollars, one-sixth of what Judas
Iscarriot got. for betraying his Lord.
Poor Jo, her cup of iniquity will be full
after awhile, if she ever gets time to
stop her mad career trying to help
swindle her sister, and her memory
will let her mind reflect back upon her
childhood days when she sat under the
shade trees and roof of her father and
mother, and saw the streaming tears
and heard the bitter sobs of her de
parted mother portraying in the ears of
her father, that some distant day jthat
large glass top boxes, at a cost of not
less than two dollars each. Next, was
a collection of three hundred different
specimens of mosses taken from the
hills and valleys of Western North
Carolina, in boxes somewhat handsom
er than those mentioned in the above
paragraph. The "floral kingdom of
North Carolina", will be represented,
consisting of one hundred and fifty
specimens, arranged in a most tasy
style in commodious glass top cases.
There may be seen, in addition io the
portraits which will be mentioned be
low, seven hundred glass covered wal
nut frames containing an equal ! num
ber of botanic specimen's, mounted on
card-board and the properties of some
companies! bjr some of her admirable and used to travel all through the to-'
work, was one of the finest specimens bacco growing sections of the Stati
of i botanic pencilling that has ever jand buy from the country merchant
been produced, j . -r - jail the tobacco they had received
Messrs. Wallace ErothcrsJ the roer from the.countrr people, in trade at
hgetic proprietors of the North Carolina 'the town, where tobacco was inspect-
Horbanum, have In preparation a 200 jed. During the war of 112, tnachtc
page 8 mo Ikx1l; giving the names and ; baccn was collect ei in the warchou .
properties of each and everyj specimeu j of ttiese country tnwas waitingtomd
to be on exhibition. irinted in Knglbh, , to bo insj)ectetl and other to be; sold,
was carried away or destroyed by the
German and French.
A PEEriXTO THE LIf E or XOTIX CAKO
LINA S ORIlATtST BOTANIST.
3Ir. M. K. Have-, tlie
botanist, tbwhom tlie people of North
Carolina, -es, of the United States,
are indebted for the collection of tlie
many bx)tanic substance, for the pur
pose of enhancing the "Old North
State,, in the estimation of the world, '
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V I t i -a .i
uy exujoiuu ami siiowiiEi at me
English sent out from the fleet of Sir;
Peter Parker whose ship, for a long
i time, remained within tlin ChoTWHtln
sciciuincr . . . " . 7
and 'its tributaries, and coraraitted
KifhUi. I give and bequeath my ! legatees mentioned' in this will owes - 0f which, are illustrated by appropriate
my estate any tlung at my death, either
themselves, hush
be deducted ou
ands or wives, it shall
of their part of the
legacy with interest ; or, if an- of them
forces unnecessary lawsuits on him in
estate, he shall have
pictures prepared for the occasion ; tlie
size of these frames will average 17x
11 inches, costing the respectable sum
of twelve hundred and fifty dollars.
There will also be seen five hundred
nicely arranged glass top cases, 5x8
winding up my
the power to charge them with the law- and 3 inches deep, containing the crude
yers' fees in defending the same out medical substances used by all Drug-
of their part of the legacy on a final gists ana Chemists throughout the en-
settlement. ' ! tire world, in addition to which; there
Should I die before are many deleterious substances which
many depreciations on tho property
of many private citizens, some of
whom at the cloeof the war, wcro
lucky enough f receive, compehsatiort ..
for the losses they had thus sustained S
while .many other were less fortunate!
O -j I. a ii. . I r . . . . i .1
Great International Centennial, was u,l? CIUSC UIC war l Wl
born in Charleston,. South ! Carolina. liJ tl,c -vcar ,825) tho GcRCa, Assm1
He began the study of lotanjr at a very ! V
early age. which he conUnueA for many remorf1 of lhe "P f tobacci
.. i . i, ! . from the counties In which it grew, to
years, but at one tune he gaye It up to ; , . , . . . . . i
, , , , r ! . . tliecitvof Baltimore. This was thd
attend to the business of. a chemist, , c . , - , , ' J
.i..m. u i ii 1 ' ii . feather that broke the camel back of
which profession he liad learned dur-! , . . i - t
. . r . , l ; ; : the commercial (prosperity of tlioi
mg the many j-cars of study ju botanv. ' , , . !' 1 J .
. 4i . ,,,!, . . ., i towns bopderuig on the watercourses
At the commencement ot the late civil i i i
fl. t , ' 1 1 ' j ! . of the tobacco growing 'region of
conflict, he .was called ujku to serve ' i i
.,". t ,L t, . -I f Southern Manland To hasten: thU'
the ConfexleratC States Government i - J . i
U. ..... i result, there were at work other causes'
reference, to which in a future article;
Seventeenth.
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this fraudulent
and his tool and
suit of Tom Dickens
ally, Sarah W. Bolton,
was instituted against me and Isaac
L. Bolton estate is decided, I want my
executor to defend the same
TO Tim! BITTER END,
I . . ...
old Tom Dickens would swindle them as I know and the world should know
In the name of God, anion. I. Wade
i -du.
at my home place in Shelby
Tennessee, being" in good
of sound. mind, and disposing
knowing the uncertainty of
the certainty of death, .make-
'dish at mv olhVe at home this
j .
ast will and testament:
After all mv just debts and
. liabilities and funeral expenses are
11. Bolt
ionnty
health!
memory.
lirtf and
and pul
as my 1
and their children, out of all the y had, j I dont owe them
and bring them to need and want. The not sleep on t;
prophecy is fulfilled in 18GS, and her j years, and myse
daughter 'Jo is lending a h.elping hand."; both being solvent and punctual to pay
JViitth. I give and bequeath my"
niece, hucinda Bolton,, now the wife
of Solomon I. Goldsbv, five thousand
dollars ; provided that liar and her hus
band is my friend 'and co-workers in
helping all they can to defeat this gi
gantic swindle of old Tom Dickens and
a cent, or they would
leir rights for eleven
f and Isaac L. Bolton
our debts on demand. Any of the
legatee's mentioned in this will coal
lessing. or fiHiatinsf or aiding and direct
in;, with old Toin Dickens and Sarah
W. Bolton in this 'gigantic fraudulent
suit against me-J-forfeits all their right
and interest into the legacies bequeath
! ' f
Bolton, in j them in this will!, and hereby declare
have been placed and sold on the mar
ket for genuine articles ; and, within
the last few months, there has been
about fifty new discoveries of these
substances, some of which are held in
high repute and with consideablc de-
4 macuL -One hundred-and fortv Tarie-
ties of carefully trimmed and labelled
medical woods were exhibited. One of
the finest specimens of Tuehiho
weighing twenty-five pounds, which was
plowed from one of the North Carolina
fields was to be seen. 2ickahoe being
parasitic it draws its substance from
other roots; it is noted, for its fine
properties for making bread, and starch.
" Man in the ground," or the wild po
tato, weighing about one hundred and
fifty pounds, attracted special attention
by taking charge of tlie Carolina Mili
tary Institute, located at (Charlotte,
for the sole purpose of purchasing the
may not prove uninteresting to some1
medical plants of this State for the !f theJ of l lhia irr.-af.
us; ui wie uniiy, wmcu umjr uc cr'
NORTH CAROLINIANS AND
PICKETS DIVISION AT,
GETTYSBURG
f rr iA ollv inrolv V
the fraud against me and Isaac L. Bob ! them null and v6id on sufficient proof "l " U(UUlfs--
i t m . . - -a i - 1 .
paid, it
ashes ni
chufch
low my
ument
executor.
lie b!
Ifeloved
tliousau
pie for
surancei
.'OH.
is"m' will and desire that my
a v repose at the Pleasant Ridge
)urving-grfund, three miles be-
homestead, and a suitable mon-
bre. ted to .my memory by my
vuenthes sundn articles to his
wife, and then he gives" her ten
d dollars in money in fee sim-
yer, aim m aiution ms nie in
of ten tliousan 1 dollars.
. I give and l'KNpieath Scth
W. Bolton five thousand dollars, pro
vided that he lends an assisting hand
and helps to defeat
this ;h;. tio swisDLt '
tlui't 11 Tom Dickens and his tool.
ton estate, now pending in the Chance
ry court at Memphis,! and the onus of
proof, etc.
Tenth. I give and bequeath my
nephew Josephus Bledsoe, and his sis
ter, Mary Tissen Bledsoe, three thou-
made to my executor.
And eighteenth and lastly he ap
points E. M. Apperson, of Memphis,
Tennessee, his executor, and Beecher
and Belcher his pitorueys.
STATESVILL
IT
Snrah X
.'Bolton, lias instilutetl against
liis father's estate 'and
.( hatuer
onus of
to my e
mine in the
Memphis, and tlie
i
sand dollars each. nrbVided that him I LETTERS FROM
, . - 7 4 - - 1
and her is my friends and co-workers
in lielpipg all theycaii to defeat this
gigantic swindle of old Tom Dickens
and Sarah W. Bolton, his tool and ally,
against me and Isaac L. Bolton estate,
and the onus of proof, A-c.
Eleventh. I give and bequeath the
widow and children of Gen. Thomas
Jonathan Jackson, known as
THE PEOPLE.
An exquisite display of plants and
herbs was to be seen in large jars, pre
served In alcohol; We especially no
ticed a fine specimen of the deadly pois
on, com fungus, which, upon applica
tion to the mouth causes instant death
of either herbiferous or corniferous an
imal, and which farmers ought to be
careful not to gather when the do the
rest of their corn. The only plants
not taken from this State, to be exhib-
Lay of Roots. Herbs ; ited at the Centennial by the North
to be Exhibited at Carolina Herbarium, are JlucaiyjrtuA
al by tiieN. C.Hek- j robustat GunJia Tqwimma and the
Oiindelia robusta, which were import-
AND THE CEN-
NNIAL.
formed, ; for several years, ! with the
highest satisfaction to the government. ;
On his retirement a large inducement ;
was extended bv the government to I
retain his services, but he declined to There lias been so much, writ ten and!
accept it, preferring domestic lite at isaid by Virginia papers and orators a
his home which was then in Florida. ! Kut the famous i charge of Pickett's
After a short stay in Florida he camej Division at Gettysburg, and the fkllure
back toNorth Carolina and has resid- j of North Carolina troops to support
ed in Statesvllle ever since. He com-1 Pickett on the occasion above referred
menced the purchase of Jfeteria McJi- to, that the Wilmington Review is glad
at plants, four years ago for the North j to gee that that gallant old soldier, Ma
Carolina Herbarium, at an extravagknt j0r Gen. Trimble, of Mary land,. '.who
figure ; and has inade the business en- j commanded a portion of Pender's Di
tirely successful ; and through his ex. j vision after this brave. North CiiroUn
ertions many important "discoveries . ianhad received his mortal wound, ha
have been brought to tlie uojticc of the-; come to the front in defense of his gal-
, medical fraternity until he has reached UriX Tar Heels and has written a com.
a climax, that affords, him the highest municathm to Our living ai,l Our
confidence in their judgmenl as a but- f Dead. We make a few cxtiacU from
anist and scientist. j i Gtn. Trimble's defence oiVthe North
- JS. R. 'Carolina troo)s: '
So far as relates to the cnod conduct
At one time tonaeco passe. I as our- of vullh Cnroliiia trooDs frcm the I..
Beaututl Disi
Flowers,. fccJ
tile Cextenx
barium PassIxc Glances of a Re
roiiTER Cost of the Collection
K court ol
ropf shall e upon liimto how
'xecutors that he has done all
he could to defeat the same, then my
'executor shall, in the event, if Seth W.
Bolton be marrieil, or does marry a
vpinnn of his own choice, shall invest
the five thousand dollars in a piece of
'land for their support and mainten
ance, title to be made to them and the
children of their body. But should
Seth W. Bolton remain in celibacy,
which he is quite likely to do, my ex
ecutor is instructed' to loan out the
interest
nt interest, and pay him the
annually, as long , as he lives,
and nothing more.
Fi fth , I give and bequeath to Mary
L. Boltcn. now wife of EC. Pattison,
$f,(K0 ; provided that lief ami her hus
band, E, C. Pattison, does all they can
in assisting me to defeat this gigantic
swindle
his tool.
ed
STONEWALL JACKSON.
who fell at the battle of Chancellors
villc, Virginia, ten' thousand dollars,
as history tells me his widow's furni
ture was sold after his death for debt.
Tirrlfth. Fidelity is the noblest trait
of human Wings, and should be re ward
ed, therefore I give ami bequeath to
MY LOYAL SLAVES, .'
now called freedmen, that has stayed
with me during the war; and remained
with me on my plantation ever since,
in my employ or working my land, and
has never left it to work or labor on
any other farms, to all those that con
tinues faithful in this way up to the
time of my death, I instruct my execu
tor to pay the heads and familie&fof all
$3,000 A ' PiUr into the Life of
Noi:tii Carolina Greatest Bot
anist.
Statesville
For the bene
K.C., March 11, '76.
ed by Wallace Brothers from Califor
nia, and which they have recently in
troduced into North Carolina, j We
also had the pleasure of seeing on ex
hibition one of the finest collections of
many; dollars and cents, ; but at so their patient submission to t
many pountls of tobacco'. Wages tiOUII 0f the camp and th tnaj
it of those persons ' bird-eggs that has ever, come within
who will not le able to attend the Cen- i the sphere of our optics," commcuciug
teunial Exhibition, at Philadelphia, ! at large ostrich's and descending to
the wee humming'-bird's. Among the
rent money in 3iary!aim. u making ,giltIlillg the cotieo the war, I think
contracts, prices were .fixed, not at o ftjlcir unnretendinc courace in iciion : i
the ptiva-
p and thA march ; their
were iaid in tobacco and so were rents child-like docility utul acccp- j
and taxes. Salaries of pubjic otllcers j tftnce 0f discipline everywhere; and
were ftxel at so many iMjiinds of to-1 wj,cn drcu,ns,Lancc needed it, their
bacco p:r annum. I Even court charges 'faring vaor arc uow rtcognizel and j
were esumaieii m.ptmnu 01 unacco. : appreciated bv tdk
There are at present in existence
many old deeds, mortgages, leases and Northern and Southrru dmrrip-
other documents of a similar charac-! tion of the little of Gettysburg in tin
ter, in which the price or conidera- third dav's contest ave, without per
tion. is stated to le so maity jounds haps a single exception down to tho
of tobacco. There is anactjof assem- pre3cnt time, given not only most con-
my, passcvi wucnjnoney oegan 10 cir- jdciIOUJB prominence to Gen. IVkett'
culate more freely and tobacco to 1m Jlion, but gcnefaly by the lanjua
regarded less favorably aj currency Ufcod, have created Ui5 iuq.iwion
which fixes the legavalue of a pound 4 mova thone not pcrwoually acqnainW
portraits of many celebraf ed botanists
and scientists the following seemed to
Mr. M. E. Hayes1, the etficient botanist
and scientist who has entire control of
the North Carolina Herbarium, which
is the largest of the kind in the South ! attract more than-the usual amount of
and which is located in this town, de- admiration : First came the renowned
tenniued to givej tlie citizens of this botanist, John King, of Cincinnati,
vicinity an opportunity of seeing how who stands at the head of the botanic
Statesville was td be represented at the fraternity second, William Proctor,
great American Centennial. "He ar-; Sr., the discoverer of Lobelia; third,
ranged the collection consisting of 25
of tobacco, in cases where rents were
estimated, not in money,; jbut in to-
with tle etefcU tf tho day, tliat Pick
ett's n$en did all the hard fighting, auf-
or 30 thousand! different specimens
designated by a neatly printed label
sucn, three hunureu uoiiars, strict proof ana in which collection no time or ex
to be made to myj executor tliey have Jpense was kept fj-ora making the dis
complieil with the above provisions. j play the very best, and exhibited free
bacco, so that the; lessee might at his f.rPl th mot severely, and failed in
discretion pay his rent in tobacco ao l charge bcause not only or, rigorous
cording U Lis original contract, or jr fcopiotteJ by the trooja on hU right
pay the value thereof in money at the ani t.fU j t tiiight witli aa muc h truth
rate of so much! money ;r every fa pcttirew and Trirbbl
pouml of tobacco, j ToWco was orig-. (ailA in lir charg?,
inally inspected in the counties it wa ported by lickctt, who had bcn driv-raised-
and was sold there, but little cn Lock in tlie criiU of their charr.
came. there in search of a market, ami is no aid to Uhjiu. .1
Much of the tobacco raised :n Sonth-. ;
era Maryland, was feold to inertia ants t No one tux oainted with ihv facta raa,
doing business along the river cour-; fur a moment, doubt the intrepid brav
ngai
.111 me 111
which. old' Tom Dickens and
Sarah W. Bolton, has institut-
1st Ji. L. 'Bolton's estate and
Chancery court at Memphis,
and the onus of proof shall be oil them
to show
lone all
in tui ei
Robert 1 Newton and Samuel Frit
chill, the famous eclectic writers, the
latter of whomJis at present I'resident
Of Eclectic Medical Society of thd city j ses, which are mi abundant inj that sec- ery and splendid bearing of Picket!
of New York, surrounded by his use- j tion of tho country. These merchants s men ; they did all tiat any men could
ful discoveries GeUeminin cJtaaaJi ; were in the habit, in early tirae. of - do under the circumstance; bat others
The money to tie 'paid all such in three 1 in Statesville opera hall for three days, ' fourth, one of the lct likenesses of trailing 4lirectly with Euro. Ship idid ai well, went as far, or ; farther,
years after my death. (commencing on Wednesday last. The i the celebrated Dr. L. Stanton. to:wliom i from EnrojM; would bring cargoes con- fought !on?er and lci ashvily. 15
Thirteenth, I hereby Instruct my ex- j first two da-s of the exhibition a vast ! the wliole civilized world is indebted J signed to them, and they would wn w:uple truth i that Pickett, PeUi
Mvla JWtnta, back such hips loadel ithjtolar, p-.w'a and Trim bV- iiivtioo were lit
real estate in Tennessee or; any 'other ;it. At times the lkrge and com'modbns one of the'' roost "iroiortant mexlicines j with which, inttead of with, ruf nu . terly Sbot to piece, and tU nu!l
State everywhere, together with ray j hall was thronged with people of this ; of the present dav, which was in a j they end to fy the debtii U.cy hl nrmnanu who broke tlc.5rt Federal
ecutor, if he thinks best, to sell all my ? amount of interest was manifested In I for the di-coverv of
Hoboken farm where I reside, reserv- j and the adjacent counties, most of Uarge handsome frame surroondecl by j contracted ) in Etirui. lu itr .luni, were too fccbfe to hold whaA thr,y
ing the dower of three hundred, was iwhom. upon entering the hall, were as. i some of this herb Trown in Nortli Car-! tiroes when Baltimore was U.naiag rhad gained. -t a h .z-cr
given to my wife her lifetime. ,tounded with surprise at eeeing 'such olina I)r.: Stanton also 'acquired': con-to grow nUJ iroiwUnce, many btiye.- I ; " -u. . u
TZtrfAAA.th: . T hprpbv rrirA nnd lx- fm plihnf,ta n.i j:..i i r f tt li5u-m- amenta of fore hilt norcm-T Kariy nms wa once an tnoica'
s, . w 1 - ' mm w m wuva ? a ii.it. a. al ii. a n.A : -- - : w
o my executor that they have
thev could to defeat the same.
cut mv executor shall have Uliree hundred acres land reserved m vegetable kingdom, all of which, with UketchUr. Ml Eiaclie LawtonJ ac- 1ku, made their ccai wiuniMr. . ,n" '-
queath, after the death of my wife, the j at secmg sucli a! vast variety of the U portrait of the ccle?ratei botanic , menis or oi.' :Uklgn ,copa:-b! ;tion of thrin ; now it indfeatthit a