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FLY IN THE WHEAT.

An intelligent gentleman in Butler CO., writes
to us ''that the flies are destroying the growing
wheat crops throughout this whole region. K
number OF farmers have already commenced
ploughing it up; scarcely field has escaped. |
send you few stalks pulled up yesterday; you
will see the lily in the stalk just above the root
Farmers are afraid to sell any more of their old
wheat. | wonder how far the injury extend:
throughout this State and others"
W regretsth that ue are ,nde1 the necessity Of
confirming this unfavorable account of the wheat
crops by recent intelligence from kentucky
We learned ON Saturday, in conversation with
some intelligent farmers from Bourbon county,
that the ravages of the fly are very extensive IN
that fine region. The mode by which this insect
has been circumvented heretofore in Kentucky,
has been to sow the wheat after the first FROST or
feed it down by sheep, who cat the blade down
below the point where the fly is lodged. We
learn, also, by a gentleman from Virginia, who
informs US that the fly is beginning TO shew it
self there extensively. The bug, is also appear
ing there; an insect which carries Destruction in
its train.
The stalk of wheat forwarded to us from our
friend in Butler county, Ohio, is at our office,
where the fly may be examined Ci3lcipaati
Republican.
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AWT E have; heretofore, numbered ourselves among
w those who believed that ''-iibertis Hair Tonic'
sold by Dr. Jayne, of the many uuack nosrums
whose virtues are never seen beyond the fsome puffs
of their author We are willing AZ length to make
public acnowi edgment of the of our belief. An
intimate friend, three months since, all the
top of whose Uranium bald piece Of polished
marble, maugre all etng and rdicule of the idea
of attempting TO cutrae 50 bGTren q spot, purchased
bottle or two oftie Hair Tonic from Dr. JAYNE and ac
cordng to his directions applied it. During the sama
week the same friend usiered himself into our presence
and uncoVerng his hitherto naked head astonished US
with thin though luxuriant growth of hair, from one to
two inches in lengthupou the very premises we had
believed uyieng To cultivation the trackless sand
that skirts the Aaatc This puff but is religious
y true, and to those who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed out. What is more in favor of this sTonc .
The case here cited not of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the HAIRCUT was one 81 years
standing, though the gentleman is but 45 years of age
philadelphia Lpirit fIhe Times October DIST 1899
ner of Dugan wharf, and Pratt street. lower end OF
Centre Market Space. ma
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IND IMMEDLfTE POSSESSION GIVEN,
FESHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
Il bounded by Front and PIowman streets. Jones's
- Falls, and StilhOuse alley, which is erected
1liI..f the BALTIMORE PRINTING s BLEACHING
44GWORKS. The main building has u front of ITO
feet on Front street, by depth of IS feet with drying
rooms of ID feet square the second and third stories
one other Building fronting so feet Plowman street,
and rs feet on Joness Falls, with a drying of the
same dimensions the second stofy-one other Build
ing fronting IS feet StlI-House alley depth 20
feet-the second story of the dimensions, all of
brick and built in substantial manner with several 9TH
eT buildings for stills, steam engines, Single apparatus,
Carpenter shop, &c. &c. with two steam engines and
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines, Zone of
which is three eooured, made by Newell and equal To
any in the counuY,) .cc~s- saE'i. Is 81 AT
frames hot roer.s,1 BIN II sits lJiJd marl =
made by Cellier FT,iio7 Cs-.nisrr on p!ssstis ~
and boards, with ALT he uya I'd f2airfIes n
site for bleaching iii g. rrA iEg azd ainst0t CT
the largest spring of pure that Isl The ei,, in
which there are two pumps worked by each of Ii en-
gnes that throw into four large ciseFns placed into the
upper part Of the building, iS0 gallons per minute
mouths, and is in complete order commence opera
| ton : any time The whole in fee.
- ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
lss. the of Baltimore and Green streets, 'front.'
4sAling 81 feet Baltimore street, and $50 feet on
Green street, at present occupied by Richard Crew
Wagon Tavern.
50 ALso,-A two story BRICK DWELLING
lice. IN good order fronting % feet the north side
@asof Baltimore street; the Lot extending 100 feet
20 PARK Lane, on which there is a good Stable.
ALso,-A LOT fronting 30 feet on Baltimore street,
near Pine, extending l50 feet to Park Lane.
ALso,-150 feet of GROUND on the north and south
side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ALso,-50 feet of GROUND on the south side of Lex
ngton street, by depth of 100 feet with the privilege
of foot alley Vine street, and The right TO build ON
and into the east wall of Paseault Row. Title indispu-
table.
Terms of sale-1-3 in months, I-3 in 10 months:
the remaining l-3 may remain ON the ground rent
ap2-law4w WIN. w. MCCLELLAN.
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molten was founded and carried unanimous
ly, on this proposition, to the efec that commit
tee of five clergymen and five laymen be appoint
ed, to carry the suggestion Of DIR. BOYD in opera.
ton, and to report 20 the next Convention.
The following gentlemen were appointed as
a committee:
CLERGYMEN-Rev. DR. BOYD, Rev. Mr. Bow
man, Rev. DR. Dorr, Rev. MIR Buchanan, (the
last name we did not hear distinctly)
LAITY-Mr. L. G. Smith, Mr. Ashurst, Mr.
Newbold, MIR. Hale, Mr.. Breck.
A motion proposed last year by the Rev MIR.
May, in relation to the religious services Ct the
Convention, was deferred to the next Conven-
ton, in consequence Of the absence of that
gentleman.
The Convention then went intothc order of the
day, and proceeded to the election of officers for
the ensuing year-the following gentlemen liav-
ing been duly appointed Teliers by the Right
Rev. Chairman.
CLERGY. LAITY.
Rev. MIR. Rodney, Mr.. Brock,
Rev DR.. Dorr, Col. Robinson.
All the votes having been taken, the Tellers
retired with the tickets, and the Convention pro
ceeded to hear Parochial Reports, number Of
which documents were read by the Secretary.
The Teilers returned and reported; and the
following clergymen and gentlemen were declar-
ed by the Chair, to have been duly elected.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
CLERGY-Rev. Geo. Boyd, D. D. Rev. Henry
w. Ducachet, D. D., Rev. Benz. Dorr, D. D.,
Rev. Henry j. Morton Rev. Jno. g. Clemson.
LAITY-James s. Smith Tobias Wagner;
Philip Fl. Nicklin Geo. NJ Wharton; Thomas
Robins.
DEPUTIES TO THE GENERAL CONVENTION.
CDERGY-Rev Geo. Uphold, D. D.; Rev. Levi
Bull Rev. Samuel Bowman Rev Benz. Dorr,
d. D.
LAITY-Horace Binney Edw. j. Styles Jas.
s. Smith Philip II. Nicklin.
Committee on the supply of Tacant Congrega-
tons.
F. CLERGY-Rev. John Rodney, Rev George
Sheets, Rev. VIM. Suddards
LAITY.-Saml. Hazlehurst, VIM. D. Brincble.
NJ. D., Lewis r. Ashhurst.
TREASURER or THE CONVENTION FUND.
Thomas Robins.
Treasurer OF THE EPISCOPAL FUND.
George M. Wharton.
Adjourned
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r X \ \ ,: y y ). x y i X X Il y X =
CO0DeF'S Compound Aromatic C0Hieetl0n

= + = 4 = = r = = x x = n = = y 4 =
CHOPPERS COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
u FICTION pleasant. certain, safe, and effaet
al remedy for Gonorrea and elect This elegant predtc
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Balsom
Copaiva and Cubehs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, COM
bined with the compound extract of sarsaparlia, with
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy discovered
and it combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa-
para, purifes the blood, and removes in few days
very vestge of the disease. 1t is particularly recon-
mended in obstinate cases where all ether remedies
have filed The CONNECTION is put up in tin box
es, with full directions-each box containing sufficient
to effect perfect in any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used
Sold by $. s. HANCE, corner Pratt s Charles sts..
j. II. WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market sts.; and +
o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Sheet, Old Town.
Price 81 per box
an Is div.
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EDf order of the commissioners of insolvent debtor
NIB for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given TO the creditors of SMITH K. BJJNT-
ING, an ins6lvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted TO the said debtor, and that the said
creditors are required to attend at the Office of the said
commissioners in the court house, in the city of Ba
more on the 4 day of MAY next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and nominate trustee trustees 10 be ap
pointed for their beneft and to give all the information
in their possession to the said commissioners enable
them report TO Baltimore county court agreeably 10
an act of Assembly, passed December session. 1881
entitled san act relating to insolvent debfors;'' and that
the Bird day of July next, bath been fixed for the final
hearing in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 9th day of March, in the year 1870.
h17-law3m ap 30 1aw7w
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READ AND REFLECT.


& Il season like the present, when, in consequence
IA of the rapidly varying changes of the weather, al
ternatg from dry to moist, from hot to cold, coughs
e0ds, asthma catarrh, sc. daily becoming more
prevalent remedy universally efiectual in removing
all such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation Such a remedy, prepared solely
OF vegetable ingredients composing (n addition to the
herb from which it derives its nane) several Others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects is offer
ed TO the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LIVERN0R1, which since it was first presented to
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds Of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered the
originals of H7ay of which, by the of the parties
may be exan ID by all interested at the store of the
proprietor. III fact in all of Colds, Coughs Astl-
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough and every in
faInmatory affection of the Chest and Lungs the Pee
ToRAL HONEY OF LVERwORT stands unrivalled. hav-
ing II every instance, when the disease has been
OF the most aggravated and vrent kind, effected per
feet cure, its continued. least afforded
partial benefit to the stfferer which only required his
own perseverance to become perfect cure, Many of
our most Respectable citizens have authorized the pro
petor to comm Encae their names, evidence of the
truth OF the above statements all interested enqurars
{G5-Prepared by JAMES d. NOWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
apo Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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IFEPOWTANT RTJWOR.

The rumor was current in the city yester-
day, that The Bank OF Michigan has purcha-
sed the charter of the Michigan State Bank,
whose delinquencies were legalized and
whose charter was restored to the company
by our reform legislature last winter on
condition that the institution would tsset-
ttep with the State, as the State officers might
agree. The OBJECT of this purchase is said
to be. that the Bank of Michigan will throw
up its charter and close its business at the
expiration of The suspension act, and re-or-
ganize and re-embody itself in the Michigan
State Bank, which is now comparatively ou,
of debt, has a renewed charter, and is autho-
Tized 70 suspend specie payments for year
hence Detroit Free Press. g
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POETRY.
FOR THE PILOT.
OLD TIP FOREVER.

The poor eote,'S song.
They know that was poor,
And thought thatI was base;
And would readily endure,
To be cover'd with disgrace.
They Judged me by their tribe,
Who on dirty mammon dote;
So they offered me bride,
TO give to Van my vote.
NV votei it is not mine,
TO do with as will;
To cast like pearl to swilie7
To these wallowers in i'll.
It is My country's due,
And I'll give it while | can5
To the honest and the true,
And Old Tip shall be the man.
What, though these men be rich,
Ana what, though be poor,
| would perish in a ditch,
Ere I'd listen to their lure.
They may treat me as their prey;
But their vengeance shall be bray'd;
I've soul as well as they,
From corruption must be sav'd.
If pd swallow down the hook,
That was baited by the base,
How could dare to look,
In virtues modest face.
But will vote for Tip,
Ifnothing does retard,
Who, ON his rustic lip,
Doth drink the 'sCider Hard"
And will hold my vote,
As treasure and a trust;
NV dishonor none shall quote,
When Pm mingled with the dust.
And my neighbor, when Pm gone,
Will be strengthened by the thought,
That their neighbor was not one,
By ofice-holders bought.
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I'm BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURr-Ma,

IN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-May
d Term, 1910. ORDERED, that the sale made and
within reported by Brantz Mayer 1nlstee the case cd
Chalies z. Mayer against John Glenn, be, and the
is hereby, this 9Th May, 1910, ratified and confirmed n
l5ss to e contrary be shown before the ninth day
of June next provided copy of this order published
in some newspaper once week for three successive
weeks, before the said ninth day of June. assa8
The report the sale to have been made at four
thousand two hundred dollars.--(4 200
By ORDER True Copy,
may ll--lawsw THos. KELL, Clerk.
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E,SAHIILY GROCERIES, &c.-Fresh and ;,

EISAAIILY GROCERIES, &c.-Fresh and SUI
z erior Green and Black TIE s. Wines Liquors. Coz
dials, Spices, Loaf White and BROWNE ugars, Java and
other Coffee, Pickles and Casups. white wheat Flour
ment ofcarefuily selected Family Groceries, will be sold
at wholesale retail, at the lowest market prices for
cash by MARCUS DENISON.
ap 70 81 Baltimore street.
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THE PILOT,
EDITED by
DUFF CIR L e n .

is published at No H. Water street. Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapside
TERMs.-Day, at Six Dollars per annum ad-
vance, or Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
to the carriers. Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable in advance. -.
Extra in pamphlet form and double Royal size al
One Dollar, for TWENTY-FIVE numbers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
! square insertion, 81 80 square lmohth u W
l do. do. 10 do. 2months ~ ~
do 8 do 90 do. do 10 90
! do. l week, TO do. @ Co. s. 10 ~ ~
/ do. do. Q 10 1 square per year, 500 w
Cards of two lines only S. per annum, in advance
syTeil lines, less, make square. If an adver-
tsemen exceeds ten lines, the price viii be IN proper
lion All advertisements are payable at the time OF
iher insertion except yearies, which are payable quar-
terly in advance All advertisements ordered in till for
bid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent III
seriion.
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CANAL T0LLS.-The amount of tolls received on
all the New York State Csnasfrom the 9Th to 18th MAY,
is fifty thousand hundred and eghiy-one dol
lars and seventh four cents.
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EEOUCz's EsANACI1A. PREPARED SOLELY
= = FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HOUCK, Baltimore, This justly celebrated Panacea
may be taken with rfect safety by all ages and in all
diseases It's are for the following diseases: Dys
pepsia, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Inflammation of
she Stomach Heart Burn Diarrllea, Dysentery FIux,
Piles, Fistula 0bstreted Menstruauon, Ague and Fee
yer, Bilious or Renittent Fever, Typus Fever Scarlet
Fever, Small PoX Erysipelus ST. Anthony's Fire,
Asthma, Pleurisy, Measles Yellow Fever, Costveness,
Wind the Stomach or Bowels, Cholera Aorbus, Con-
sumption, Influenza Colds, Coughs, tnfammatory Sore
Throat or Quinsey, Whoopng Cough, Thrush or Sore
Mouth, Putrd Sore Throat, Group, Inflammation of the
Heart Dropsy, ricketts,, Diseases Of the Liver Jaundice
difficulty making Urine elect Mysteries, Nervous and
serofuous Affections OF the members and lisamelIts.
MeFcurai and Veneral Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Afec-
tons of the skim and all diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, 81 So
fG7-The above Medicine can be obtained in South
Charles street, opposite German, with proper directions
for using A liberal discount made to persons who buy
to sell.
tgz-Likcwise, the PANACEA can be obtained in all
of tie cities aud the greater part of the and vii
lagos in the United States The great number of GER
ieaes accompanying the directions showing the great
the Panacea has effected when all other medicines
have failed. will fully satisfy the public of its efficacy
ma 6
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TANDR EFH's GARDEN SEEDS.

FENET Subscriber would inform the public tlat he is
4 prepared Jofurnsh them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. d. Landreth, of Philadelphia, his
spring supply having just come 70 hand
He has also on hand his usual supply of AGRiCUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters Pnughs, Plough castings, Corn and Tobacco
Cultivatofs plain and expanding very extensive.
Also: Newly improved HORSE POWER St TEiRESH
ING MACHINES the latter with iron and wood cylfl-
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles, SUI
peror Truce Chains from Is TO IA links to the foot
Wheat Fans from 25 TO $40 each; Corn Planters and
great number of articles too numerous too MENTION aIi
made of the best Materials and in the substantial
manner, and will be sold low for cash or approved ac-
cepiances in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er he is prepared to receive orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, Sc. sc.
JONATHAN S. EASTMAN,
No. 30 w Pratt street, Baltimore.
Who'has also % bushel Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
inStora for sale.
ALfo-offers 6Ooo well grown MoRUs MULTI
CAULIS,
apao j. s. E.
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The stockholders of the Mississippi Union Bank
Jackson the 18th inst for the purpose of eancelng
the State bonds and suuendering the charter.
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EEY order OF the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
z . for The city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of GEORGE w. WILL
LLANlSON an insolvent debtor that personal dis
charge hath been granted to the said debtor, and that
the said creditors are required attend at tie office OF
Baltimore, on TIE 9Th day of April next at ten O'Clock
in tia fofasses eRd nominate trustee or tr ste 10
he appointed their bsHet and give aii he iuier-
nation in their possession 10 the said commissioners.
10 enable item TO report 50 Baltimore county court,
agreeaby to an act of Assembly passed at December
session. 1881 entitled fan act relating to nsoyent debt
ors and iha the 9Th day Of June next hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 4tli day of March in the year 1870.
NH q law3iu ma l TayvSW
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the preliminary business. Subsequently, George
M. Wharton, Esq, was elected Secretary for
one year. The Convention then adjourned, and
re-assembled at the same place yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
MORNING SESSION.
Yesterday morning, the Convention re-as-
sembled, and having organized, and opened with
prayer, the Right Rev. DR.. Onderdonli, Bishop
of Pennsylvania, delivered an able, appropriate
and impressive charge, which we hope will be
published at an early day Bishop Kemper as
sisted at the holy communion and solemn SER
vices in the morning, and the sermon was
preached by the Rev. John Rodney, from Mat
thew xviii. 20.-FEAnd 10! am with you al
way, even unto the end of the world.n The
discourse throughout, breathing truly Chris
tian spirit of hope, faith and consolation
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention again assembled at 5 T. M
The minutes Of the proceedings of the morn
ing were read and approved, and among the
items of business, we were gratifed to observe
votes of thanks to the Rev. MIR. Rodney for hi.
sermon, and to DIR. Ducachet, for the ability
with which he had discharged the Office of Sc.
cresary during the past year. Several Other
matters of importance, as well as of routine
were included in the approved minutes.
Horace Binney, Esq, then addressed the Con
vention on the subject of voting for Secretary
and his remarks were eminentiy calculated te
eS
ist among members, in relation to the mode o
election
Mr.. B. suggested whether, in future, it would
not be desirable to change the practice of nomi
mating candidates rtva v0ce, and proceed to the
ballot, as in other elections The remarks o.
Mr.. D. were judicious, and he threw out several
valuable hints--not, as he said, that he wished
them acted upon at that time-but solely for the
consideration of the Convention, and with view
to some future period, if the Convention shoult
ever deem it wise or expedient to found any mo
ton on his remarks.
The committee on the Swedes' Church report
ed, asked a further extension with leave to
report the annual Convention. Leave granted
The committee to devise means of aid for in
firm clergymen, asked leaveto report at the next
Convention. Leave granted. IS
Several reports were read on minor points
The Rev. DIR. Boyd called up resolution
which he had read in the Convention of last years
the object ofwhich was, to recommend the forma-
ton Of a Committee of Inquiry, for the purpose
of considering whether it would not be desirable
to furnish information to the Convention, ON the
subject of improving the catechetical and general
religious education of children in the Episcopal
an Church Schools, and connecting it more init
mately with the doctrines and tenets of the
Church
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TEETH.
No. Sharp, between German and Baltimoer
streets
I'd ESPECTFULT4Y SELECTS call from those who
Esneed either partial or complete sets of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. Being in possession of every improve
ment in the construction of cases of Teeth, and
also extensively engaged in their manufacture,
MIR. w is now enabled to make great reduc-
ton the high charges usually exacted, and in a
style no ways inferior to the most favored of
so as rarely to require extraction l.sig,
Filling, Extricating, sc. sc. Decayed teeth
carefully and permanently plugged with pure
gold, and warranted to remain sound to the Ia
test period of human existence.
n. b. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restor-
ed equal in beauty and durability to their former
state. ap24 dom
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UDALTI1ORE. MAY II, Is40.--E s. THO
AD MAS, being called off 10 the East business re
lating to the early publication fhis "REMINISCENCES,
sc. has appointed Mr. s. W. CoHAST, his agent to col
eef subscriptions 70 the work. who will wait on the ci
gems for that purpose
ma Is d6f psf
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ACHANCERY sALE.-Undel

A<CHANCERx SALE.-Under a decree of the
u Cout of Chaneery the subscriber as Trustee, will
offer for sale al public auction on the Premises at
O'Clock A. NJ on Saturday the 9th June next, the VAL
UABLE FARM (called 'Longworth') situate about l3
miles, from Baltimore, and about mile from the
main road OF Back River Neck, adjoining lands eff An
drew Collins. Joseph Joice and the heirs of John Uhler
and binding on Browns Creek the mouth of Back
River (beng the land described in the Deed recorded in
Baltimore County Land Records, in Liber w. G. No.
ia folio 1857 Itcontains about 1913 ACRES OF LAND.
which is represented as very good and well improved
with lime, ashes sc.