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Mr. Fishers position. I'm announ-
cling Mr.. Fisher as candidate for Con-
gross in the Salisbury district, some Of
the Wing pspers have used the somewhat
contradictory phrase, sub-irt0sury Hhig.
The Standard speaks oil him in more COM
prchensible. IL not more correct terms.
chasing him with the svowed Van Buren,
candiiates-"in favor Of the Independent.
Treasury, and opposed 10 Henry Clay
and the fifty million bank" Mr.. Fish.
er's I" official" however, Of Friday last,
Ithe Western Carolinian,l says that the
Standard has fallen into an error; that
Mr.. Fisher has " distinctly stated, in all
his public speeches and private CONVEX
sa,ions, that lie is neilheuSn favor OF MIR.
Van Buren, nor The sub.treasnry." This
assertion, the carolinian continues to
say, is contained in printed address to
the people. recently issued, together with
the exposition of MIR. Fishers opinion
upon other points. The error Of the
Standard, the Carollnian attributes to
d" the gratuitous assertions Of certain par
iizun papers," to whom is very "gratui-
tously" attributed The unlairness Of Civ
ing !. one-sided views Of matters and
things" for personal convenience. with
out FIRST having been duly uniformed Of
the same." Mr.. Fishers own constitu-
ents will doubtless have an opportunity
OF hearing his own explanation of these
matters; but il il is desirable that his sen.
iimcn,s should be correctly understood
abroad, would i, not be well at least to
send one Of his printed addresses to each
| Of the editors in the state!
But notwithstanding all this disclaim.
err on the part of the Carolinian, our
views Of matters and things induce
us to believe that the Standard is, for
once, right; else why should Van Buren,
men have betrayed SO much interest in
bringing Mr.. Fisher out! or why so ac'
tive in bis support!
But if We before had doubts. the state
lmenls in the last Watchman might easl
Ily remove them. In that paper Mr..
Fisher is represented TO have said that
between Van Buren and Clay he had
Il no choices" he had "not made zap has
mind on the subject" On the subject
of the sub.trcasury, he is represented by
the Waterman to have stated at Mocks'
vile, that "many objected 10 that sys
tenn on account of the additional patron
age which il would give the President
but he did NOT think there ,cas an,
weight IN that objection. lie did no
see how il would be o greater source o
patronage than giving it to the Banks
lie said farther, that it was objected 4
; this system that the money would not b
secure in the hands of individual deposi
, tories, but he did not admit The force Q
! that objection"
Now if Mr.. Fisher " is neither in la
yor of Mr.. Van Buren, nor the sub'trea
+ sury, 1T there is no desire 10 smuggl
a Van Buren, man into Congress from
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Ifrginid Eisciions.-In reference TO
the late Elections in Virginia, and:its re-
suits. the Richmond Wing has the fol-
lowing paragraph:
"li 10 particularly worthy Of notice.
thai the Enquirer. in all the varied srti-
eles il has contained on the late elections,
has never adveried 10 The very striking
fact. that the Administration party proper
the Sub-Tressury, ioco.loco, sink OF
swimmers. have succeeded in eleeting
only fiig-sir Of the one hundred and
thirfy,top members Of The House Of Dele
gates. All mention OF this unpleasant
ruth. i, serupulousIy avoids. II, more
strongly Than any other fact connected
ui,h the late canvass, demonstrates fh,
irsaknsss Of Tie present Standardization
and for that reason the Enquirer has sop
pressed il. We have no such induce
men, 10 suppress The truth, and therefore
proclaim. that in The Virginia House o
Delegaies-the bes, expopen, 81 popular
senlineni--outo Of 1874 members. The Ad
minisira,ion have only 5G!"
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,Iths ultra presses Of al parties sgsinsl
-. rndesrOEing 20 place ne without lie
lie Of common jusliee. Il is The evil
mn, Of party which naw prompts ultra
,,r,y men % turn deaf ear 10 81 msa.
s.res Coz The nslionsl defence which Do
n, emanale from ultra party men. II
!. lbs evil spirit of parry which leaves
ar coanlry wilhaui rail roads from The
CENTRAL STATES 10 lhe sesboard without
Gazing batteries, % be acted on b. steam
rourr, in The national defence. for The
rroleelion rf our sssporls ndinland iron.
,,sr against the armies and fleets propelI-
"a by steam power. Correct lhis evil
,siril oi party. and our country viii soon
Ifcoms insulnersble in war. and prospe-
rous in peace. Coneri lhis evil spirit
AZ party. and my rail road and floating
b.,lsry system Of national defence. which
prsuily sozs- above the peslileniial a..
nnsphsre Of The spirit IL party, will
,ars Us from The annoyance Of our neigh
boring lndisns--a system Of defence. the
accomplishment of which. al an expense
q bu, llIle more Than thrice the amount
sSrended IN the Seminole war. will en-
shle Us 10 hold the attitude 81 proud de-
G.are against tie combined land and ma
,A forces Il the whole civilized world.
N conclusion. Messrs. Editors. I take
lrl,e 10 leE.lrr ynu my acknowledgements
ir ,uur eGaTls q ennsnle your readers,
in the last paragraph II your article uh-
der consideration. You say:
"lIappily far al parties. Msjor Gen.
eral MaroH.b. rammsnder-in.chItf Of the
Array of the limited STATES. has al leng,h
GTtcIrd peace"
li'his be true, | have gres, reason 10
Hingle the expression Of my eradication
AID IhsnkssIrlng with the joy Of those
uhO have long deplnTed tie evils which
attended and followed the renewal aud
long continuance Of that affective var.
Bot much as must dcprecsle the law
less cifnris of frw blind yoiaries Of tire
spun IL party. TO hleh from the brave
volunteers aud regulars. who. without
most Of the common neeessaries Of life.
willingly consented To hy with me 10 the
dreaIy theatre of the war. ahd place
themselves between the savage foe and
tie suffering frontier Of Florida. holding
hIs main army in cheek until il was bes.
ten and compelled TO sue for peace. ! can.
no, unite in tie indlscTiminale lhanksglE.
ing. nor IN the eensure bestowed upon
al the officers of the Government aud
the army. With some three or four
huge exceptions, often named BY me, the
officers and men. yoluui, ers apd regulars,
haze served With great fidelity and honor.
freely give 10 my friends and enc
mics all the sdSanIage they can derive
from nv signature, ahieh | uniformly
attach 10 Whatever write. holding my.
cell always responsible, as a citizen and
soldier. Tor al | say or write.
EDMUND T.. GAINES.
r. s. Editors who have q, any time
during the war INDUCED in animadytr.
ting upon my conduct in Florida. are
respectfully requested. a. an act Of CON-
mon justice, 10 give the foregoing views
. place in their papers. L. p. G.
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HILLsBoRoUGH
N[kEEE rrsA NoNNIhNY

IsELEftsE AgADsAMys
rssHE Trustees o. this institution. take plea
u SIRE IN announcing 20 Parents and Guar.
dams that the exercises Of the ensuing session
will commence on the 18th July next. The
well known qualifications Of those engaged IN
conducting it. the great advantages Of ne loca-
ton IA point Of health, and .he eminent moraiI
~ NJ the community IN which IL 10 situated,
eonsPire 20 give this Academy high claims on
the coufidsa nee Of the public. The studies Of
the classes IRE as follows;
oJ tie Jst cias.-Spelling, Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic. Grammar, Geography, with
the use Of the Globes, History. Natural Philo-
sophy. Chemistry. Mythology, Botany, Rheto-
rie, Astronomy. Diclatlon and Composition.
0fihs FAD Class Spelling. Reading. Writ
iag, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, with
the use 81 the Glubes, History, Natural PhIlo-
saPhy, Chemistry. Dietation and Compassion.
Of The Sd Class Spelling. Reading. Writ
ing. Arithmetic. Grammar and Geography.
or the 4ih Class. Spelling, Reading, Writ.
ing. and the Tables in Arithmetic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

Tie Standard affects TO believe that
Nc. Haywood, the Republican Wig
candidate for this district, has come on,
upon she nO.party principle" The
Standard need |, i no uncasiness on this
score. Federal whiggery" is up to a
4" Trick" worth two Of that. II We have
been rightly Informed. Mr. Haywood not
only comes out openly himself. but is
very successful in stripping the mask
from his opponent. NOn-committalisn
will no, be permitted TO be the order d
the day in this district.
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de hrnnness ard Independents 10 differ
from The powers thai be. 70 be branded -
. irsiiorg
No sir: However murh he establish
nens Of such principles might favor lie
designs and promote tie views Of ihe par.
lizans az The present administration. we
know that there 10 sIill in The great body
Of our people an honesty and independ-
enee Of feeling and principle incorTupti.
bic by tie insidious silempts or dema.
gcgues and hireling seribblers; and high
regard FOR The saneliiy Of private life
which will mt suffer lie pale 10 be inssd.
ed without nne general feeling or high
end generous indigestion.
Relying, then. as we do. upon The sir.
Iue and intelligence Of The people. ne cal
upon oil good citizens 10 frown indignsni
" upon al surh attempts. and not allow
themselves 10 be ridienled out Of iheil
principles. nor ioresiallei in their opini
ons, by the impairment efFuslons o
nameless scribblers.
Az for The worthy gentleman broueh
forward by The convention. Who il spo
kea 80 lightly of BY This writer, all iha
his friends ask for him is a fair hearing
believing. from the very high esteem il
which he is held by bis neighbours an,
fellow eouniymen. that The more he /,
known the better be nill be liked. an,
that his amiable character and high mo
raj worth will win him golden opinion
throughout The district.
A CITIZEN OF ORANGE.
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The dwelling Of Judge J. Nicholson.
10 The vicinity Of Clinton, Miss. Was
destroyed by FIRE, with all lis contents,
on the night Of The 9Th ult. Among o.
Iher valnables. about COCO dollars in bills
Of the Union Bank Of Miss. we're con-
snmed. The loss isenIimsled Al %. 900
dollars. The house was set on FIRE By
three q The negro men belonging 70
Judge Nicholson.
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FloridG.-Welesrn from . gentleman,
says The Columbus Enquirer. Just from
Isllahsssee. ihst lie greatest possible
excitement exists in the Territory. That
they have determined t0 take The war
into their own hands. Hundreds Of vO-
lunieers we're Offering their services %
Gov. Call. who Was expected 10 take the
Geld on Monday last. The Territorial
Government had offered areward u $500
Tor every Indian taken or killed. We
await with some anxiety Tor rurher par.
iieulars. AfHcurg.
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Attention!

To The Commissioned and Nom Commits
stoned Offers and .Husieians belonging 10 the
Cane Creek Battalion. in The second Orange
Regimen! Of North CGroiiga Militia.
T1oU are hereby notified and ordered to al.
- tend ut Captain George B. Mlorrow's. on
Friday the 26ih day Of July next, at / O'Clock.
equipped as the law directs, for drill muster
aud court martial; and on Saturday the 27lh,
at n O'Clock, you will attend with your respec.
tive companies. armed and equipped as The Law
directs, for battalion exercise.
WM. SHAW, Lieut.. Col.
June %. re
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

Thaddsus Stevens. whose scat was va
Gated by a faeiiOus majority in the House
Of Representatives Of Pennsylvania, has
been reelected BY the people of Adams
county. by majority of I65 votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

Wing iislfici-why al This trimming be
lure he Einds Surely Dir. Fisher Is )
man q TOO much Intelligence nOs 70 be
able % make up bis mind upon two Of he
most important questions now before The
ecan'Fyi and II worthy o. The station
which be seeks. he should have On Ii.
dependence and nobleness Of purpose
which would induce him openly 10 make
known his deeisiOn. Mr.. Fisher, il Is &C.
knoHledged. has talents. and The Wings
would delight 10 honor him, If il had sp.
pesred that be was one Of them; but Il
he cannot make up his mind upoa
matters which they deem Of vital impor.
lance. how can be expect their support
Candidates cannot now come in upon the
" no-party principle" The Wings Sc
a high value upon the institutions Of the
country, and wish 10 preserve them in al
their purity; past experience has laugh
them vigilance, and they will therelor'
be careful that they are not again deceiv
ed by wolves in sleeps clothing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

Wing gain in Trginia.-The Msdi-
sonian. which has been examining The
popular vote Of the state, says: /" Ths.
returns will show that there has been
a nett opposition gain in the aggregate
popular vote in Virginia Of over four
thousand since the Presidential election
Of 1896. Petersburg Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

70 he seizure Of American fishing vessels
sor alleged enerOsehmenls upon Briiish
ground.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

A great number or workmen are ac-
lively engaged IN the Navy Yard, a.
Brooklyn. New York, in getting on, the
,imbers for an enormous national steam
shin, Of goo tons, the construction Of
which is 10 be completed with all possi-
BILE despatch. l. is intended TO make her
a perfect specimen Of naval architecture,
and machinery, as laultless as i is posi-
bic for our country to turn out. s
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Stray.
Stray.

-, TAKEN up BY Henry Tic
seSssI9d kel, living near the shallow
Ford, and entered on the Stray
eSsseS rS<ss Book Of Orange county on the
2sth day Of May, 4 HEiFER, two or three
years old, Of a yellowish colour. with white
SPOT on its forehead. a smooth crop OF its
right ear. Valued at four dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETr. Ranger.
June 10. To-
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Attention!

To the Commissioned and Non. Commits
stoned officers and .Masiriaas belonging 10 The
Back Creek Battalion. In the sseond Orange
Regiment Of North Carolina Militia.
woU are hereby notified and ordered 10 at
- tend at Mason Hail, on Friday the i2th
day ofJuly next, at IL O'Clock, equipped as the
law directs. for drill muster and court martial;
and on Saturday the 3th, al II o'clock, you
will attend with your respective companies.
armed and equipped as the law directs, for
battalion exercise.
PAISLEY NELSON. Mgor.
June %. &C.
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Hillsborough Academy.

A ]. DAVIE viii sail for England IN
h' July, and will purchase BLOOD
STOCK for any one wishing to improve
their Horses, Cattle or Sheep.
Letters addressed to him at HILLSIDE
rough. N. G. will be attended to.
June IS. vs.
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The Silk Stocking geniry.-A good
anecdo,e is told Of the canvass in the
Norfolk District II occurred at st.
Bryde's, in Norfolk county. Mr.. Hob
lemann descan,ing on The silk stocking
Atistocracy, DR.. Mallory seized him by
the leg. and lifting his foo. up to the
popular view. showed that ME-. lIollemanr
himself had on silk stockings! II was
done in humor, and produced a roar oil
laughter. Richmond Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

g1MALE SJI00Na
IN HILIIsBOROUGH.
THE Fell Session Of MR. & MRs BUR-
= WINS ScRooL, NIL commence on
The FIRST Monday in August.
English Stneirs. SIT so
Music. IS 90
Drawing. 10 90
French, rs 90
Those desiring more information, are
relerred 10 tie following gentlemen. most
of whom have children OF wards II this
school.
Hon. II. Nash,
Dr. James Webb,
j. w. Norwood. ESQ. s0oiousH'
VI. Cain, sen. esq.
Judge Mangum. Orange.
Rev. ID. Lacy, Raleigh.
Rev. L. Nash, Lincoln.
III Raleigh Register and Star wilI insert
four times each.
June Is. 75-
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NeW InreaiiOn.--A surgeon Of Guefn.
sey, Mr.. lie Mesurier. has recc.lly in.
vented a new pump Tor ships and mines,
on a principle infinitely superior, Tor oil
practical purposes, 10 any yet discovered.
In this pump. The piston is dispensed
with, aud vacuum is noduced by means
Of an lndia.rubbcr bag stretched on rings.
Some Of its peculiarilies are. The total ao
sehce Of friction. the impossibiliiy Of ge,.
ting clicked by sand. wheat, or even small
stones, aud a capabiliiy in a small-sized
one. worked by one man. Of delivering
a hngshcad Of water in minute and.
half. Mr.. lie Mesuricr has been Offered
twelve thousand pounds FOR the patent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

The Boston Post states that revenue
cutter Hamilton, Capt. Sturg's. has been
ordered to proceed to the BRUSH provln.
ces TO ascertain the true causes which led
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

There were thirty four fires and forty
nine false alarms in the city oil New forf
during the last month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

The administration party denounce
Mr.. Rises, and endeayor 10 put him down
because lie differs with them on tho sub
treasury question. notwithstanding his
sub'erviency upon the expunging rssolu-
lion and other executive encroachmenls;
yet the Standard processes TO think il ye-
~ strange tia. the Wings viii not sup
port Mr.. Fisher =" because he happens TO
be sub.treasury man" and " will no, 60
for Clay" What "intOlerant oyerbeaI-
ing" chaps these Wings are, to desert a
man who has deserted them; " false and
hypocrilieal," because they will not sup
PORT 4 man who ayows himself in favor
Of the sub treasury and Martin Van Blu.
rem! Oh. these " imPractieable" Wings!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

A poor juurneyman printer. in behalf
ofhimsclf, his brother and sister, has laid
claim 10 properly in The City Of New
York, valued a, twenty-five millions OF
dollars. II consists Of sixteen acres OF
ground. leased by the Reformed Dutch
church in 1871, for one hundred years,
which having now expired. the right Of
possession rcyerts TO The descendants oil
the original owner, whose name was Har-
pondIug. .
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The Pennsylvania Convention me, at
Chambersburg on ihe l3Ih inst. and al.
journed on the l4,h. Delegates we're
appointed to the National Convention.
and resolutions adopted recommending
Henry Clay as the proper nominee oil
that body. A few Of the Hlarrisonites
entered their protest sgains, the proceed
ing.
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Goufrnor. Fan Ncss.-The arrival Of
Governor Van Ness, late minister Of the
United States TO the Court of'Spsin, with
his lady. was enounced in this paper two
or three weeks since. We had plea
SAINT interview with our long absent
friend. and talked over Spanish matters
for an hour. His opinion is tina, the civil
war in Spain is far from It's end, and tina!
the cause Of Don Carlos is rather gain.
ing strength. The contests be,weeaiwo
iespolisms-lhat Of the priesthood and
divine right on the one hand, aud Of the
most rabid jacobinism on the other. We
perceive by the Vermont papers that Me.
Van Ness has reached his home at Bur-
lington. where he . was received with
great enthusiasm by his old friends and
neighbours. Sallles were fired on his
landing from the steamer, and he was
escorted TO his lodgings by great con-
course Of people. ". Il Com. .adr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

William Sanderson was on Tuesday
convicted OF the horrible and revolving
crime of violating lille girl Of sever
years Of age, aud condemned TO the Penn
tertiary for len years. Ibid.
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Weekly Almanac.
FOURTH OFJULY

OOtA M WI WITT
ET Persons from The country dispos-
ed to participate with the citizens Of the
town in the
Celebration ofths Ith 0fJuly,
are requested to call at the store of X.
Nichols & Co.. |. ii. Spencer's Hotel.
or DR.. Norwood's shop, where subscrip-
lion papers for the DINNER are kept,
and ailix their names.
Committee Of arrangements.
June 25. 76-
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There are several things in tie last
Standard which deserve passing notice;
but as our columns are full We shall post
pone them until our next.
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r. s. Editors who have al any time
during The war indulged in animadvsr.
ting upon my conduct in Florida. are
respectfully requested, a. an act Of com
mon justice, To give the foregoing views
place in their papers. L. +. G.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-16

RY virtue of writ of execution to me di-
- rected, from the court of Common Pleas,
of Williams county, Ohio, have taken, and
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
court house in Defiance, in said Williams coun-
ty, on Friday, the first day of March, between
the hours of 10 A.. M. and a P. M. the follow
ing described property, to wit: the undivided
half of the west half of the southwest quar-
ter and southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter of section No. 80 in township No. 6, north
range No. east, containing one hundred and
thirteen and 90 hundredths acres, more or less.
Also, the undivided third part of seventy-nine
lots IN the town of Freedom, situate in south
east quarter of section 25, township 8, north
range, Least, viz: 123456789 10 IL 12 IS
IA Is 16 II IS 19 20 21 % % "a 25 % 27 26
90 so 81 SO SO "a IS So 81 SO 80 40 al 4s 4S
A As 46 At As 40 so 81 SO SO 81 55 Sc 81 Sc
So 60 81 62 63 81 65 66 81 6S SO 10 II 72 "a
"a rs 76 7S 70. Also, the undivided third
part of the balance of the last described land
except that which is occupied by the town o.
Freedom, being more or less. Taken as the
property of Montgomery Evans, at the suit oi
Samuel and William Edsal.
J. B. TAYLOR, Sh,f Williams Co.
By JOHN DRAKE, Deputy.
Defiance, Jan. 25. 1876
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-16
DY virtue of a writ of execution to me d.
I'D rected. from the court of Common Pleas,

DY virtue of writ of execution to me di-
- rected, from the court of Common Pleas,
of Williams county, Ohio, have taken, and
shall expose to public sale, at the door of the
court house in Defiance, in said Williams coun-
ty, on Friday, the first day of March, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and P. M. the follow
ing described property to wit: the undivided
half of the west half of the southwest quar-
ter and southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter of section No. 80, in township No. 6, north
range, No. 8 east, containing one hundred and
thirteen and 90 hundredths, acres more or less.
Also, the undivided third part of seventy mine
lots in the town of Freedom, situate in south
east quarter of section 25, township 8. north
range east viz: Q 234567S 8 10 II 10 Is
ID Is 16 II 10 10 90 21 90 % "a 25 26 81 28
% so 81 80 SO. "a 35 36 81 SO SO 40 Al 42 4S
"A 45 46 At 40 40 so 81 So 53 81 IS Sc 81 So
SO go 81 &C. 63 64 65 66 67 66 697O II 72 73
IA rs 76 78 79. Also, the undivided third
part of the balance of the last described land,
except that which is occupied by the town of
Freedom, being more or less. Taken as the
property of Montgomery Evans, at the suit Of
Benjamin Brubacher.
J. B. TAYLOR, Shift Williams Co.
By JOHN DRAKE, Deputy.
Defiance, Jan. 25. 44t5