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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-27
SHERIFE'S SALE.

Brown " Mlller et al DIoWn
vs.. common
John H. O'Conner g. wife. Pleas.
EpY virtue Of two wrts OF VENDITIoNI
RD ExPoxAs to me directed by the court
Of Common Ploas within and for Brown
County Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the courthouse in George.
town, on Monday the 23d day Of Jaduary
Is4S, between the hours of 10 and 4 o.
clook on said day, the following real es-
tate, to wit: All that tract of land stu.
ate in the county ofBrOwn and state of
Ohio, on the waters of the east fork of
the Little Miami River, part of a tract
entered in the name ofArchelus Perkins,
No. $3.50. and patented to Walter War;
field, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit; Beginning at stake in the
Anderson state road, running from thence
up said road, 36l poles to Jacob Foxes
Northwest cornOr, thence north 46 poles
to burr-oaksand beech; thence south.
So west, 36a poles to stake; thence
south46poles to the beginning, containing
8 acres, more or less.
To be sold as the property Of John H.
O'Conner at the suits Of Brown aud Mil
Ier and William Kirk against said O'Con'
nSr. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff.
B. @. o.
Sheriff. Office, December 2Otb, ls42
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except the ham and shoulders, is now
manufactured into oil.
From hs .aLbauv .Are,,s,

RIVHt |to SatOoIty SNIBA'
MIR. Everett. our Minister TO England,
has found himself obliged TO deny
through the newspapers, his having made
a statement TO this effect in one Of his
agricultural speeches-iO wit-that, "not
the slightest comparison existed between
"American and English beef and pork"-
and that ia America II was impossible
to grow "either turnps or mangel wuT.
eel, in consequence Of the great drought"
The gentleman who imputed these re-
marks to Mr.. E., is himself an English
baronet, Sir John TyreIl. But these
were not the least OfSir Johns bluEders,
nor half so queer as some others he fell
into in the course of speech at an agri.
cultural dinner. He is reported in the
Examiner TO have said (hear, hear:)
"He had all along felt the competition
we should he exposed to in pork and salt
beef; but with respect to the imported
pork it was a matter OF notOrlety that it
wasted very materially in boiling, even 10
the extent of one half. (Hear, hear.) y
The reason of this great waste had been
intimated to him by those who had lately
been in America, and he would state it
as a fact, because in distress it was al
ways agree able to listen to alleviating
circumstances. In America, the sheep
were so worthless that, except in few in"
stances, the skin was only sed,while the
carcass was thrown away. The reason Of
this was,as had been stated by the Amer
ican Minister, whose ability and knows
edge as an agriculturist he need not d.
late upon, that they could not grow tur.
nips nor mangel worzel on account of
the heat in the summer and the cold in
the winter. The way, then, in which
the pork was fatted, was ths-the pigs
eat the sheep. loud laughter) He
did not state this on light authority; in
point of fact the pigs IN America eat the
sheep. Continued laughter.) If this
were the case, the poor man who bought
American pork need not at all wonder at
its great waste in boiling. Persons had
been accused OF giving Ofal TO pigs in
this country, and the Americans were on
ly carrying out the same principle. Mr..
Jonas Webb would no doubt be astSn,
ished 10 find his farm yard assaulted some
day by an army of pigs; they would like
his excellent mutton, no doubt, but ii
would be-a marvellous sight, neverthe-
less" (Laugbter)
Since The above was in type, we have
met, in an exchange paper, with the fol-
lowing paragraph, from which it appears
that Sir John was not greatly in error as
10 the facts he related, though he might
have been mistaken with regard to his
author.
"The Rochester, Democrat says that
quite large number Of sheep have been
slaughtered in that vicinity for the pelts
and taIlOw. The process is thus describ
ed; the sheep after being striped Of their
skins are hung up before large fires in
rows Of 90 or25, and roasted until the
taIlow begins TO run freely. They then
put them into large presses. where all the
tallow is expressed. The peltsSfctch IS
cents on an average, and tallow sells at
cents per pound. The remains Ofthe
sheep are fed to swine"
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35O,Os4 O5

The Burlington QOwa Gazette, says
the manufacture of Lard Oil is extensive
ly carried on in that place, by Farnum
andl Kennedy, who furnish superior artI-
Gle, made different from the French or
English process, or that formerly Pursed
in Cincinnati Thin Oil will stand the
cold until il reaches 7 below the ireeZ-
ing point, or 25 Q above zero. The lard
from mast or diStilleTy hogs will yield
from 70 to 60per cent. Fof. oil; that from
corn fed.hOgs about 50 per cent. Nearly
ell the light pork cut up in that quarter,
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GAMlNs.-The splendid gambling house
Of Chestnut street, Philadelphia, have been
the ruin Ofvery many young men, sons
of wealthy and respectable citizens,as we'll
as strangers from abroad, who have
sought the city for a temporary residence
during the winter, in quest OF business
or the pleasures of the gay world. One
Of these instances is mentioned b. inc
Reading pa. Gazette, which says that
a young man Of fortune, last winter, went
to attend the Medical Lectures at Phila-
delphia, and while there was striped Of
every dollar he was worth. Yet were the
harpies unsatisfed, when they discover
ed that on The death of near relative of
his, which was shortly expected, he would
come into possession Of another fortune
and party OF them actually paid his
board at the hotel, in order 10 keep him
near them when that event should occur.
They ultimately sent him away vaga-
Sond-ruined in health and spirits as we'll
as in fortune.
1t is credilabIe to the Philadelphia
press, that its voice and influence has
been recently felt by these dens of fash
ionable vice, having induced vigorous &C.
tions against them by the officers of jus~
tice, and compelled them TO abandon, at
least temporarily, their nefarious busi-
ness Buffalo Com. Ado.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
William w. FurguSOn) R,o-, c.uu.u
Vs. D,
Samuel Hair.

RY virtue Of writ Of VENDITIoNI FIX.
- PONAs to me directed by the court
Of common Pleas within and for Bro IN
County Ohio, will offer for sale, St the
front door Of the Courthouse, inGeorge.
town, on Monday the 23d day Of January
lS43, between the hours OF 10 and 4 o..
clock on said day, the following real es.
tate TO, wit: All Of that tract Of land
bounded and described as follows, situate
in the Township Of Perry, Brown county
Ohio, being part Of one thousand acres
entered IN the name Of Benismin Tenn
pie. Bounded as MISUNDERSTANDING al
a sugar and white walnut stump on Ihe
east bank Of the East fork Of the Little
Miami river, running south rs east SO
poles 10 stake aud beech, thence north
20 east, 70 poles 10 stake thence north,
rs west, so poles to a stone in the edge
of the creek and a small lynn, thence
down the creek south Is west, "a poleu
south, 24 3-4 west, 3s poles TO the be
ginning; containing 81 acres-3 roOds anC
90 poles.
To be sold as the properly Of the Ds
fendant 10 the above case.
Terms cash.
WM. SHIELDS, Sheriff.
b. G. o.
Sberiff's Office, Dec. Goth, 1912.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Clark g. Wells
vs.. Brown common pleas
Ann Ferguson
By virtue Of a writ OfvenditiOni exponas
to me directed by the court of common
pleas, within and for Brown counlyOhio,
| will offer for sale, at the front door Of
the court house, in Georgetown ,on Mon
day the 23d day Of January 1S43, be-
tween the hours of 10 and o'clock on
said day,the following real estate; to wit:
Tie undivided dover or life estate ofAnn
Ferguson in the following described tract
Of land, lying and being in Brown county
Ohio, on the waters Of WhiteOak creek,
a part of Samuel Hawe's 1913 acre sur
vey No. 27s9, and beginning for said tract
at three beeches, one Of the original cor
ners of the survey and corner to one of
Needles thousandacre survey No. 1865
and running with his survey south 46.
east SO poles TO beeches and white
oak corner Of William Davis land
thence with his line north Al seast l0l
poles to three sugartrees, corner of Da'
vid FergusoR's land: thence with his line
north As west 81 poles to a stake on one
Of the old lines ofthe survey ;thence will
The old line south ~ west l0l poles tC
the beginning, containing, fifty one Isl,
acres of land,
To be sold as the property ofAnnFer
guson, in the above case. Terms cash =.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. C. o.
Sheriff's Office, December 20th, 1912
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That PRoMrsr.-The affairs of this
Government were pledged to the wings,
if placed in their control, not to exceed
in cost, IS millions. How is that pledge
redeemed5 Mr.. Tyler says the three
first quarters, amounted to 26 million, and
the fourth will increase the total yearly
expense to $32, 100000. This, hOwev'
er, comes as near the truth as any other
promise they have ulilled.-Cincin"Gti
Eng.
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the Senate two Of the four highest candid.
ates, and the latter select from them the
Governor. The Council is also elected
by the legislature in joint ballot. The
result of the election will therefore be a
Democratic Governor and Lieut.. Govern
or, Council, Senate and House-being a
complete revolution since ls40."-Cia.
EHq.
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Notice.

Whereas, half ofinlos number forty eight in the
town Of IigginSpOrt in Brown eeunty Ohio
charged Tor taxes in the name Of John Cochran
was sold by the county Treasurer 10 stephen
Bowen sor taxes on the 2eth day Of December
1910, therefore notice iS hereby given that APP
plieation will be- made to the Court ofCommon
Pleas Of said county Of Brown, at their next
term, for an order Of redemption Of said hall
lot.
SAMUEL ELLIS 81.
December %, ls42.
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Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

by way OF Madison, MlI-
k6&&E<@M@Afo Aford, Perin's Mills. Bata-
H3 via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha-
zsAssz@=7Dmersville, Georgetown, q,
Russelville, Decatur, to West Union. To
leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at
Georgetown same days-and leaving next NOR
ming for and arriving at, West Union the same
days, and back the next. Leaves Georgetown
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 6
A. NJ. and arrives in Cincinnati same days.
The proprietor of the above Stage route-hav-
ing procured good and safe teams, with commo-
modious stages, and careful accommodating and
experienced drivers hopes to receive goodly
share Of public patronage.
STAGE OFFICES Cincinnati, Noble'S Hotel (;
Milford, Steel's Hotel; Batavia, Darts Store ;
Bethel, Perrins's Hotel; Georgetown, 0. John
ston's; WsstUnior, at Mr.. Lees.
}. B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
May 90, 1912.
Fare from Georgetown to CineinnVti reduced
to one dollar and City -eOnts. intermediate
places in proportion.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel s. Campbell

vs.. brown common
Ephraim Stephenson, pleas.
10y virtue ofa writ of uenditioni er
- ponGs, to me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the Countyloi
Brown, State ofOhio; will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the Dourt House, in Georgetown, on
Monday the 23d day of ,nuary, lS43, between
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said day, the fol
LOVING real estate, to wit In lois in the town Of
Ripley numbers 2l4 and 2l5, with the appurte-
nances.
To be sold as the real estate Of defhpdant In
the above case. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. G. o.
EheriA's ofaes, December goth, le42.
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sIIERIFF's SALE.
OlAbASlE - 0hAA'
B. Baldwin use Of
John s. Beasly Brown Common
vs.. Pleas.
John Tucker.

John Tucker.
BY virtue Of writ Of Venditioni ExN
ponas 10 me directed, by the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio. will offer for sale at the
front door Of the Courthouse, in George.
town, on Monday, the 23d day of Janu-
ary, lS43, between the hours of 10 and
4 O'Clock on said day the following real
estate to wit: A tract of land containing
fifty acres on tho waters Of Eagle creek
Beginning at hickory and stump in tho
line eff Sylvanus Parker, thence north
LOG poles 10 gum and dogwOod; thence
west rs poles to sugar, dogwood and
ash trees, thence south l06 poles 10 a
hickory and dogwood; thence east 76
poles 10 the beginning; being part of a
tract of land entered and surveyed in the
name OF Lewis LunsGord No l7S5, orig
inal quantity 2666a acres.
10 be sold as the property OF John Tuck
er, in the above cases. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sheriff B. G. o.
Sheriff 8 office, December Goth, 1912.
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
Joseph Allen J

Joseph Allen
vs.. Brown Com. Pleas
VIM. Humber.
RY virtue of a writ of uGndentioni cr-
~ ponaS 10 me directed by the Court
of Common pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door OF the court house in George
town, on Monday the23d day of January,
lS43, between the hours of ten aud 4 o.
sock on said day, the following real es.
tate, to wit: Situ0te in Perry Township
Brown county Ohio,-Begning at fork.
ed sycamore in the county road running
from Fayetteville 10y Daniel Foxes to
the Highland county line and corner 10
John Breckenridge's survey 3046, thence
running north degree 80 minutes east
1876 poles TO white elm; thence south
81 degrees east 10 poles TO beach ant
hickory: thence south one degree 80 m n
west 1876 poles 10 dead oak stub anC
small beech in the margin of said coun
ty road: thence north SO deg. west l7C
poles to the beginning: containing one hun
dred and forty four and half acres.
ALSO
The following tract or parcel Of land
adjoinining the town of fFayettvile IN
said County-Begining at the southwest
corner oflot No. 20 on the county road
and cross street in said town; thence
north 4 poles 10 the corner OF lot No. 2l;
thence east 6 poles to the southeast COL
ner Of said lot; thence north 4 poles to
the northeast corner of said lot No. 2li
thence east 4a poles, TO Isaac Covalt's
line; thence with said CovaIt's line III
poles to cross street; thence 10 poles
to the beginning, containing 3'5 of an
acre.
To be sold as the property of Villain
Hu umber, in the above case.
Terms cash in hand.
WILLIAM SHIELDS, Sh'ff.
B. G. o.
sheriF's Oaite, December 90, ls42.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
George w. Graham Brown Com.
Vs. Pleas.
James C. Hannah. Vendi. Ex.

James C. Hannah. vendi. E1.
10y virtue Of a writ of HenditiOni Er.
~ pOnGs, to me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio. will offer for sale, al tne
front door OF the Courthouse, in George
town, on Monday, the Goth day of Janu-
ary, lS43, between the hours of 10 and 4
o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, TO wit: The following described
tract of land, situate in Brown County,
Ohio, being part of John Wilkins survey
No. 1906, and bounded as follows:-Be-
ginning al stone in the original line of
said survey, north, 45 degrees west, so
poles from the south east corner Of said
survey; thence with said original line
north, 45 degrees west, 4S poles to a
stake thence south, 45 degrees west,l 100
poles 10 a stake; thence south, As degrees
east, 4s poles to a stake, corner TO Thos,
Kennedy; thence north, 45 degrees east,
100 poles to the beginning; containing 80
acres, Except 4 acres sold to Mrs. Mct
Cormac, and decided to her, as will appear
from the Record BOoks.)
Ordered 10 be sold as the real estate
of James G, Hannah in the above case
Terms, cash in hand.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff.
B. G. q.
Sheriff's Office, Dec. 2OIh, 1912.
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GOVERNOR OF VIReIN1A.-On Thursday
James Nc Dowell, Esq, was chosen by
the Legis Iature of Virginia as Governor
of that state. The vote stood Nc DOwslI
10, scattering so.
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XAThsroas, my wife Elizabeth HOss has
w left my bed and board without any just
cause, this is to forewarn all persons from har.
boring or trusting her on my account, as l
shall pay none of her contracts.
JOHN HOSS, sr.
December The 1Ith, 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John L. IomllnsonJ Drown OoH'
VS.. Pleas.
McGrew e.. Duuin. Ven. Elk,
~V .,;-.,, or mi, or Ve,5;,;oD; Er.
'''ue VI wiz VI ,I "I 90,
~ p0RGS, to me duec'ed Dy lhe Cou'
of Common Pleas, within and for Brown County
Ohio, will offer for sale, at the front door OF the
Courthouse in Georgetown, on Monday the 23d
day ofJanuary, IS43, between the hours OF III q
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate oil
wit: In lot number ninety-three (93) in tina
town of Higginsport, Brown County Ohio, con-
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For sale Gtthecbsos cfsks Demoor4til
Standard.
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Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day; at IL O'Clock N. And Maysville every
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
As this Boat will run regularly and punetual
" ,hs respectfully solici:s share of patron.
age.
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AUDIroR'sREPORT.-The annual report
Of the Auditor of State gives the follow
ing exhibit of the public finances,
The amount of Revenue remaining in
the Treasury, and accruing duriSg the
year, for State
purposes,
is S292,224 80 8
The amount
Of bills ..
dsemRd for
current ex
pen,es, $i94, 100000
Loan 10 COM
mon School
Fund, 23,404 l6 4
Do. Wabash
and Erie ca
nal, 1875 600
Do. Miami
Extension
andWabash
and ErieCa-
nal, 942 lSO
Transfer to
CanuiFund, l,4Ss O76 227,s6S ID o
Balance in Treasury, 64,36I 25 s
OF which about $25 900 is in paper Of
and certificates Of depUste, in the banks
of Urbana, Granville and Cleveland.
School funds paid out during the year.
State common School Fund, 100000 0
Interest on Virginia Military
School fund ll,9OS 1877
Do. do u. s. do do 7,l37 81 8
Do. do Connecticut West>
ern Reserve do, S,5l9 "a U
Do. do Section l6 53 249 ~ 3
$29l 1874 Ga 3
Ths amount of bills redeemed for the
current expenses Of the government, ex-
ceed those Of last year, $3, lO7 W U
CANAL FUND.
The amount Of Canal Fund accruing
during the year, from tolls, taxes, school
funds &c. IS $s7@,S7o II 4
Paid on ac~
count of in
tereAt, $6es,s49 7s9
Superintend-
ance, re-
pairs, Sc, l73,27i475
Sinking fund $4,000 600
Inc d ntal
payments, 3,ll6 OO U oo0''o' 20 t
Balance in Treasury, 1859 81 U
The interestioD the public
debt is estimated at $65O,OOO OO U
Amount appropriated as
above, 6oS,54S 10 U
Deficit, 2sl,65O 81 l
A comparison of the revenues upon
the canals with those Of last year, shows
a decrease on the Ohio
Canal Of 25,452 81 2,
Miami Canal, Of @,Ol5 10 .
Extension Canal, of 252 .
97,72O57 7
There isan
increase on
the Muskin>
gumImprove.
ment of S,O42 VI
Hooking Ca
nal, of 1885 81
Walh ding
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVTLLE
PACKET,

The light draught fast run.
ming Steam boat, RICH
MOND, Captain BLAND,
'l'aSssiSsE will run regularly betw cen
the above Ports. Teaving
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sREPoRT.-The annual report
Of the Auditor of State gives the follow
ing exhibit of the public finances,
The amount of Revenue remaining 10
the Treasury, and accruing duriNg the
year, for State
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37,72O577 7


increase on
the Muskin>
gumImprovee
ment of S,O42 VI
nal, Of 1895 81
Walh n ding
Canal Of 546 Do IU,@o0 90
Total decrease, $27,434 TAT
The payments on the public works
have been made principally in Ohio do
mestic bonds. OF these there has been
Issued upon the faith and credit of the
State, and applied to the
Miami Extn. canal 122.e67 80
Hooking Canal, $1,000 90
Muskingum Improvement, 5,4OO 90
WalhOnding Canal, lS5 4s
Maumee and Western Res
erve Road, 300 90
$l39,452 SO
There has also been issued upon the
basis of the land, and appropriated TO the
respective works, the following amounts: :
Miami Exten.
sion Canal, l22,6O2 10
Wabash and
Erie Canal, ss,O26 90 2lO,69s 10
Total issue, 35O,OS4 O5
Ofthese there
has been re.
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Sberiff's Office, Dec. Doth, ls42.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-12-08

+ FAVE Stanton Mondays, Wednesdays and
4 Fridays in Farish's stage and sup in Scots
boats at 9 O'clock, and into Richmond, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, to dine at say, past 3
p. M, and oftener than paste. Passengers
will find this mode Of travelling the most COM
Portable, safe and cheapest and on their arrival
in Richmond will not be left TO find their way
to the Hotels and Boarding Houses at midnight;
but can rest comfortably in their berths until a
proper hour for rising in the morning. Passen-
gers for Lynchburg can take the up Boat, which
also arrives at Scoitsvile at IL NJ, and arrives
at Lynchburg the same night.
RETURNING
LEAVE Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at p. NJ, arrive at Scottsville to dinner
next day, and at Brooksville, p. M, leave
Brooksville next morning at 5 o'clock, and arrive
at Staunton by 10 A. NJ, connecting with the
Stage routes out of Staunton.
BOYD, EDMONDS e. DAVENPORT.
Efy Extras furnished when necessary.
Aprl 7.
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YNUSYEE,S SAI.E.
Dec. l..

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to mo by
James II. Langford, bearing date the 26th day Of
October 1870, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Augusta county court, I will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday the 18th
of December at New Hope. the following proper
ty, to wit: One young Horse, three years old, ola
bay color with white foot; one ditto two years
old, also Of a bay color one ditto one year old,
of roam color; three bay Mares, no white, FIVE,
seven and ten years old; one ditto, FIVE years old
black; one sorrel ditto, with a black face and
white feet, nine or ten years old; and one Wag-
gon and Gear for four horses, complete.
Acting as Trustee ] shall convey such title on
ly as is vested in me by the Trust Deed aforesaid
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
December l. 1912