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NaESCEEEANE
PETER CuANcERY, ESQ. AND HIS FIVE
DOLLARS.
Shouting The blessings that mag tollov The
settlement Of The smallest account.
y Gambling house.

Showing The blessings that mag follow the
settlement Of The smallest account.
BY PROFESSOR NeRAHAM.
Sir. if you please, boss2woud like you
to pay this little bill to-day said for the
lnineen,l, lime by half grown boy in ia
dirty jacket to a awyerinhis Office.
The attorney at engtb;turned found and
stared the boy full in The face, as if he had
been some newly discovered specimen Of
zoology. gave. long whistle, thrust his
inky fingers into one pocket and then into
the other of his black clothivest, and then
gave another long whistle, and completed
his stare at the boys face. ,s
'Ho, ha, hum! that bill, en- and the
legal young gentleman extended the tips
of his fingers towards the well worn bit of
paper, ami daiully opening it, looked al
lis contents. a.. 4ag.s 1850
Hum, for capping and heel tapping,
six shillings-lor foxing, Ten aud six pence,
aud other sundries, eh So your master
wants me 10 settle this bill, el?'frepeated
the man Of briefs. assssf so
'Yes, sir, this is the nineteenth time
have come for ii, aud Iiintend to knock of
at twenty and call-it half day.
You're an impudent boy..ss
.l's always imPudent to lawyers, coz 1
can't help tits catcbin ..r. -
You've got your eyeTteeih SET see.'
That's what boss sent me for, instead O.
The 'prentices as was getliu5' their teeth
cut. I Gu, mine at nine months old with
a handsaw. Boss says If You don't pay
the bill he'll sue!' asa ea3lS ta
Sue me I'm lawyer!'
'h's no matter for thar? Lawyer or no
lawyer, boss declares he II doSit-so fork
over' 81. 10 7'.5 2,'s-' taSsoag lf.;s.t.5i..,s
Declares he'll sue MEL; ~ q 5ss
@s.Astrue as there's another lawyer in all
Fidelfy'ssge,8 y, .ss5as.fs.!.. =. s@E.-;
That would be bad ?, li,;.s,.,-.ts.,g,, e.,s.
9 Wouldn't i'll, 49,, 49,.
Silence, you vagabond !; / suppose
must pay this mutered the attorney to
| himself. Itsnot my plan tospay these
small bills! HWhatis a lawyer'sprofessiou
4 good for. il helscan't get clear Of paying
his own bills! He'llssues me! 'Tis JUS
4 five dollars! It,comeshard,, and he dom
want. the money! What is five dollars &c
him! His boy could have earned it il
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From the Boston Times.
WING PICTURE BOOK;

The Clay Climb oftlis citvare abont publish.
Ing book for children, tof flarger growih.) IL.
lustrated with cuts, and intended to glorify the
"mllboy Of the slasiles." in The eyes of ihe mil
lion. Afew proof sheets have fallen into onr
hands. The frontispiece represents Henry
Clay as the farmer of Ashland, mounted on. n
splendid horse, and dressed in snilo super-
broadcloth. bowling 10 an imaginary Clay Club.
TO this is appended the following ines:H 49,
b Oh! who is here so find and; grand
With spur on heel and hat in hand2
i Tis he--thc farmer Of Ashland, +.
Ny IIIRRY,
Then follows practical illustration of the
patriotism and consistency the farmer
preceded by and mingled with some desultory
stanZas. .lss-.s.f 3s.r 49, IN as. - .as:s .
Who rode on Dobbin, old aud kind,
Mill.ward his fathers corn to gIind
With shirt-tail hulteringbehnd?
=, @8eH My HxRRy,
[EGgy Of fIShirtlaa.1 as5sta
Who wants 10 reach tieSU Unions summit
But still is far as ever from it.
Who tried three times and couldn't come it
My HARRY.
EEagraring Of Jach and sGat tn their volun-
tary descent from The hill tor Glcr the inreriion
of their pail Of total abstinence, ] s e.,
Who Is in peace than Moses mceker,
Yetin debate whole hog steaker7
Who said "G-d-n youa" 10 the Speaker
MY HARRY. Z.
Who once denounced monster bank
And ihuught lis charter treason rank
Ye, now stands up for it point blank7
My HARRY.g
{ Portrait Of a gentleman looLing t,ro ,rays for
Sunday.1
Who headed the Protective, clan, W
And on Free Trade pronounced mis- bnn-
Yet now he is no Tariff man sa1., sa..gi.
,t5i ..4s.J .qat:, ii 81, My HARRY- -
Why once abused old Johnny @. =
And said his statements wereuntrue, E@-
Yet helped elect him after Who7
My HARRY.
Who Joined the masons long ago,
Took six degrccs-he liked il So
Yet tries TO dodge the Ordernow7
My HARRY.
Who lands religiou-rrowns on vic
Bets high on cocks, and shakes the dice:-
And thinks "Heil"" Paradise?
My HARRY.
Oh. who TO station high was born
(Though adverse latcs his flag have torn,)
Who'll be elected" in a horn 2"
My HARRY.
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Gambling house.
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COTTON GINS.

HNNHE subscriber still continues at his estab:
FL lishnenl on the RIDGE, 10 manufacture
Gins of a superior quality. His Gins are made
of the very best materials, and for workmanship
and service will be found equal to any in the
United STATES.
Repairing in all its branches will be faithfully
performed at moderate charges.
Orders addressed 10 the subscriber, at the
Ridge, will be promptly attended TO.
B. I. BOATWRIGHT.
March 13. 81
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Family Groceries.

TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
81 friends and the public generally, that he
offers for sale, at the brick store formerly occr-
pied by Messrs. Sibley d Crapon, nearly op-
posite Mr. James Hnbbard's Hotei.a large
and general assortment of GROCERIES, par
licnarly adapted to the wants Of families, con-
sisting in part OF
New Orleans, Porto Rico, and ST. CroiI
SUGARS,
Lump, LOAF. crushed g. powdered Sugars,
Cuba, Rio and Java COFFEE,
Back, Hyson, Gunpowder and Imperial
TEAS,
West India and New Orleans Moasses,
HuIrs Patent Candles, 4s, 5s & Is.
Sperm. do. 4s, rs, Il 6s
Canal Flour. in whole and half barrels,
6 casks prime Goshen Cheese,
90 boxes do. do. do,
Buckwhent in Ia and 1.8 barrels,
Pickles in l-2 gal. jars, qts. and pints,
Tomato Ketchup do. do.
Walnut do. do. do.
so sasks Liverpool Salt, (bleachcd satks,)
so boxes Table do. "a fne articlc,)
25 brls. Irish Potatoes, (Roan)
9 tierces Onions, (red and silrcrskn,)
ALSO,
bar soap, shaving soaP' cot'o'i 'd!"s' ""o'
cards, pals, buckets, tubs, keelers, pisgins, in
digo, nladdcr copperas, rice, lard, chocolate,
Bakers cocoa, COCOA paste, Goshen butter, So
da biscuit lemon biscuit pic nc crackers, wa
ter crackers, butter crackers, pilot bread, al
monds currants, citron, cloves, nutmess, mace.
cinnamon, pepper, spice. ginger, sago, pearl
Barley, maccaroni, ,vcmIciii, capens, mustard,
starch, West Indin and American preserves.
Pesons visiting Hamburg. nre respectfully
requested to calland examine for themselves.
er.t .,e a FL. "A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Novr. 25 a. # 44
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Praiseworthy Liberality.-It affords US
pleasure torecord the liberal characterof;
our people or our peighbors, and it is with.
much that we do; as follows Tho Rev.
Samuel Woffard, of South Carolina, has
purchased the Limestone. Springs proper-;
~, in SPartanburg district, from the State
Bank. for the sum of, $4,000, and has,
presented il to the South Carolina Metho-
dist Conference, provided they; will eslab-.
tlish. in a certain lime, a College with two
Professorships, one Of Divinity, and the:
other Law-The same gentleman has also
purchased a very neataDd commodious
housei& lot in ihe village: o.. Spartapburg:
which lie has given 10 the Methodisis for a.
Parsonage. This gentlemen has wisely
chosen 10 be his own executor. and we.
hope he will live TO see The fruits ofshiss
generosity sprinsing up about him., as
bright and shining lights. As Astsholiaess:
Jecomeh the House Of God, !" SO does char
iiy become the professor ofreligion, and
We cannot doubt The sincerity ofthatm
who says, All that | have is thine. .soh
Lord !L,'i will castmy bread upon the wa;
tiers, hoping 10 find il after many days..
The building is Of brick, andyery large;;.
it is well calculated for College, the Leg
islalurc Of South Carolina entertained an
idea Of establishing High School at the
place, and appointed Trustees for thai pur-,,
pose, among whom is MajorJ. E. Henry
Of Sparlanburs, who we believe hasafec-,
tod the sale ofsproperty. but we are satis-
Hedil has been sold to the benevolent dom,
or for less than half its value.
Lincolnton On, C.. :Cour.
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water Proof, d No Mistake!
n, l., JEFFERS & co, :.

WAREHOUSE & GENERAL COMMISSION,
MISUNDERSTANDING, s. c..
EB EG leave to inform their friends, and the
I'D public generally. their NEW WATER
PROOF WAREHOUSE, with large conve.
nien, close Stores attached, is now completed
and ready for the reception of aai.a
Cotton, Merchandise, &c.
Z 1t is situated the principal street lending
into the business; part Of the town. four feet
above the highest water mark by actual survey,
entirely remote from all other buildings, which
lenders it fire-proof, and conveniently situated
for loading aud unloading wagons. = s3ss
They are now permanently located in this
Mace, and pledged not to speculate in Cotton
on their own account, but to give their undiyi.
ded attention 10 the interest oftheir customers,
and are fully prepared to auendto the Sale,
Storing and Shipping, ofa5 sd; agl;agEs
Cotton, Flour. Bacon, &c.
Receiipiuq and For,carding MERCHANDISE
Purchasing Goods to order, So:Se. ai a::..i{ :,
Their charges will be as foows:-Eor sci
l;ne Cotton IS cents per bale; Shipping do
I25 cents per bale. Commission Tor buying o.
selling Merchaudise and Produce y per cent
Forwarding and Storage, in accordance witt
The established rates. All Cotton, Flour, &c
received by the river free from wharfage. Ll
beral advances will be made when required
on any iconsignments made to them., 80
Hamburg, Septr.9 II 90
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Notice.

Notice.
EyHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
Il ing the public, that he has succeeded in
cngagingdhe services Of an experienced Miller
for The present year, and having his Mills in
thorough repair, is prepared 10 do any qnan,
tity of grinding grain at the shortest notice.
Persons having Wheat. md wishing superior
flour made from il, are invited to give him a
CALI, His terms are the tenth:
Jan s. 1914. Gnl* 49
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DANEEA ABBEY,

DANIEL AEsBHGY,
SADDLER .. HARNESS. MAKER.
WEAVING Just returned from Charleston,
-E IA with variety of materials for all kinds
Of work in his line, is prepared 10 fill all or
ders which may he sent HIM
He has on hand LADIES SADDLES, OF
every variety and prices. Also, Brides, Mar.
tingales, SC. All Of which will be disposed OF
at prices to suit the times.
All orders will be thankfully received. and
promptly attended to.
March 6, =. It
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CARD,
.M0Elce.

a, LII those indebted to the Estate ol
IA Ishnm, Carpenter, deceased, are 81 re, I,,
quired TO make immediate payment iai anu
those having demands against the Estate
10 present them duly attested.
JOHN HILL, o. D.
Feb. 2S S Il
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Unity s:ten SO strong against the G olonies
He was one ofthe first settlers ia Bourbon
county, Kentucky, and assisted in, saving
with whip.saw. The plank used in con-
fsructing tue, first permanent framed bull;
Lding there. erected. He was blessed viii
pa tne fo& Of animal spirits. and was gem.
orally cheerful His eyezsight was /, nm.
1paired, almostio' tIe last; and he nrevefhad.
Eoceasion for.h The use OF ofspectacles.
took;a dose. of medicine, andr viii, Tie ex--s
Iceplion ofthe four day y's ess;immediate-
Fly preceding his death he was neyer.sick,,$
at least seriously so. Inhia seahd only
sickness. he t..csanl1 mol be prevailed oil. s.
calIie-apHysician. His third: d:wifo isstilI
living, at the advanced age Of so years; and
was. able TO Attend The remains Other de-
ceased husband 10 the grave Il;
Marks on Cards.-We stated The other:
day that Mr.. j.. H. Green; re formed I:
gambler, in alect6re delivered at ST. Lou-.
is, had announced That he could detectthesi
the suil and number of each card in a pack.
perfectly new by marks uponlhe. backs.
made in manufacturing them. gHis;skill.
has been tesled5y experience, and the; Ed:
itor Of the StLouis Organ, who was one !.
.of tie committee appointed !oipul him L.
The proof, says that out Of yiye different,
packs. indwo or three he told ;everv card
-in the other packs the greater number. I.
These marks were perfectly. clear!W
poinled cut by him, although they are. SO I
small and so$cunningl concealed that no.
person could discover them cept makers
of cards and gamblers. He also showed
many tricks acd deceplions which are \
.practised by gamblers.
MIR. Green states that all llmakers ofcards
.havetheir various private marks,;which are 1
studied by professed gamesters. he him.
selfhas manufactured cards and be Knows !,
the trickery Of the business.
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Gardners.-The question "wby is a
gardner the most extraordinary of men? ?'
has thus been answered 10 a leiler# to "a;
lady: I. &
Because no man has more business
upon earth, and he always chooses good
grounds for W hathe does. He commands
his thgmc, he is master of The mint, and
fingers penny rouat; he raises his celery
every year, and il is a bad year indeed that
does not bring him aplam: He msets
with more bops than a minister of STAFF
he makes more beds than chamber maids
and has in them more painted dies and
genuine roses aud lilies lhan are 10 be-,
found ID an assembly room, he makes rG7s
King his business more.ihan his diversion
as as many other gentlemen do, but makes'its
an advantage to health aud fortune, which
few others do. His wife, bolwilhslapding,ls
has enough of lads loue and hearts, ease
and never wishes for aaeeds. He cam
boast gilmore bleeding hearts than yours
Iadyship, and more laureis than the Duke
of Marlborough; but his greatest pride,
aud The worlds greatest envy Isl that he
can have ye,0 when he pIeases.
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New Spring Goods.
CHE EsE,ES g a NEO R I'D !,
rs low receiving and will continue To-
"a ceive all kinds of ii. : ss5,sii.E 81;
I'D R w d Cd Cd /

I'D Es y q Cd LIB g =
Of the latest and most fash honabe styles, sulta-
Bile for: the season. A large assortment OF Ca
licoes. and Printed Lawns, a good assortment OF
Spring and SummeFS Goods for mems wear.
such ,asE Black Drap d. Eta, Fancy Ribbed and
Plain, Brown Slnd White Linen Drills, also
Fancy Ribbed arM Plain Wors,ed' and. Cotton
Gamboons, Ves.ings, &c. 3.4 to ga brown and
bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, from 5 cents
up., A good supply ol Ladies' and Gentlemen
Shoes; also Eur. Wool and Palm Leaf Hats,
allofvhch will be sold.Iow for cash. ~. +
Hamburg, March 3d. ..s;7.z. IT,
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Murretl at Large.-T he Nashville Wing.
of the 10th instant says, he aotorious.
aMurrelI, who has been confined in the
peni,entiary for the last len years was,
we understand, discharged last week. .sand:
Immediately smade tracks for al kansas, :
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Mail Robbers.-T wo men.by Ihe;nanne
of w. Sheets, and u; Sheets, were broushs
10 this city yesterday, having been arres-s
ted in North Carolina. They are charged
With The robbery of the mail, some time:
since, at Double Wells, in Wilkes county,
They were committed 70 prison last even-5
ing; 10 await their ,rial before the U.S.sa
District Courl.-.Sau. Georgian. G.s.
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Bigamy.-A Poet blythe name Of Chil&
ders was indicated in Michigan for having
within twoyearspa past married some five or.
six wives, who were soidesperasesy en-;
incurred Of him at his verses. that .lhey
sought 10 followibim 10 Prison Childerss
will find that .hereis more fact5lhan ror-
sance, more truth than fclionsin tiieresul.
oflhis experiment. ;s.; ass
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Who rode on Dobbin, old aud kind,
Mill.ward his fathers corn to gIind
With. shirt-tail hutteringLehind?
s&sH My HxRRy,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-08

TLen follows practical illustration of the
patriotism and consistency the farmer
preceded by and mingled with some desultory
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[EGsy Of ,Shirt-tal.1 ,5
Who wants 10 reach the, Unions summit;
But still is far as ever fromit-
Who lried three times and couldn't come it !!
My Harry.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-08-08

situated in different parts of said county, and
in various sized tracts, which he will sell IN
lots or parcels Of from 200 to 500 Acres, as
may suit. purchasers, at prices ranging from
One to -Four Dollars per acre, according to the
quality, location, and the Improvements upon
the land.-Payments to be, one-tourth IN hand
and the residue in three equal annual install
ments. A liberal reduction will be made m
the price, for the cash all down.
The lands are Of quality, which, in Shen-
andoah or Rockingham, would command three
times as much as the prices at which they are
offered for sale.
Mr. John T. Hickman, residing in Wood
stock, Shenandoah county, Qormery citizen
of Hampshire is well acquainted with the
location and quality of large portion of the
land offered for sale, and letter of recomnen-
dation from him to the subscriber, will be OF
advantage to any person making application to
purchase.
The title to the land is unquestionable, and
deeds with general warrantee of title will be
made to purchasers.
ANGUS w. MCDONALD.
Romney, Hampshire county,
June 27, 1914. 6m*5
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VALUABLE LAND
For Sale.

FE1HE Subscribers, being DESTROYS TO remove
IA to the west offer for sale the valuable
Tract of Land on which they reside, called
Fruit Ill., lying in the county of Rockbrldge
miles south of Lexington, miles from FAN
cy Hill p. 0. in pleasant and healthy neigh
borhood. and Containing between = x 9Uo
acres, about 400 being iii original timber OF
the purest growth.
The quality of this land is equal if not supe-
rior to any in the county. and is particularly
valuable for the growth Of wheat. II is in the
neigIlborhood Of four manufacturing mills, the
arthest about 5 miles off-wi:hin three miles
from boat navigation. and near the turnpike
road from Lexington to Lynchburg, distant
about 35 miles from the latter. The land lies
we'll for cultivation and is easily improved -
There are many excellent springs on The tract,
and the one near the dwelling house IS not
surpassed by any in the state FLY or sixty
acres ofwatered meadow may be made--there
is also a large peach and young apple orchard
on the land.
The improvements consist of a good and
comnodious Brick Dwelling House and ktch-
en-Smolce and Ice House, large barns
shielded all around-Corn Houses-Negro Ca
bins new with stone chimneys, and IN TACT all
the necessary ont buildings for large Family,
Also good Log Dwelling House, with The
necessary out houses en- one end ofthe farm,
so that it coii1 be divided to advantage. ...,
This would be a fine situation for person
who wishes to educate family, as the Military
Institute, Washington College and a Female
School are in.the full tide Of successful oPe-
ration at Lexington, - tt..' .--
A further description'is deemed unnecessa-
ry. 1t is but rarely such property is in mar
ket. and persons disposed TO purchase are re-
urlested to call and examine for themselves
to whom the premises will be shown by the
subscribers with pleasure. -..t.... 49,
The terms will be accommodating, and pos
session given in the fall.
BENZ. F PORTER,
JAS. S. GRIGSBY.
~. $685. e. AND. ]. GRIGSBY.
Ju1v 5. f8AS-tf
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

Ers is the opinion OF all tile principal prafes,
d sors of medicine in the United Stats 5, WIG
have given their testimony, that Dr.. Thomp.
sons "Patent apparatus fer the. care Of Prolap-
sus and other diseases, " possesses superior sd.
vantages over any other apparatus Of the kind
ever, presented to the public. Their certf-.
Gates to that effect can be, seen by calling OF
acknowledgement at his store in Woodstock
These TrlIsses have been examined by Dir.
Irwin, DR. Slagrujler. & DIR. Wuhder, and thev
concur with the above .sentrlnents-that tits
he most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes ta cure, ever inven-
ted.-They can be had at my store Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind,
would do well to make Immediate application.
- JOHN G. SCHMIIT
Woodstock, July 90. 1845.-y
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FIRST IN MARKET.
New Stirring Goods.

EoHN c, KERIN has just received and
% opened, at his store opposite the court
house, an assortment of Spring, and Summer
Goods. which he will sell at very reduced pri.
ces, for cash. His assortment of Calcoes,
Muslins, Cambrics, and ether articles for dres-
ses, is worthy of the attention of the ladies
Fancy shawls and handk erchiefs, variety Of
cap and bonnet ribbons, laces,, edgings.E &c.
Cloths, casslnetts, cassimeres, vestings sof the
latest styles, very cheap. Queensware, hartl>
ware, groceries: boots, shoes, hosiery, gloves.
and many other articles. The public are in.
vited to give him q CALL :...
.0FPunctual customers will be supplied on
time upon accommodating terms.
April d 1874
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MORE NEW GOODS 1!

YEHHE subscriber has jus, received an adj
IL ditonal supply of New Spring and Sum-
mer Goods, i'll the room next door to his old
store room Particular attention is invited to
his stock of Calcoes, Gnghams, Mus!ins, Cam
brics, embracing the latest and
handsomest styles, domestic and imported
at very low prices Laces, edgings, footngs,
and in fact every variety Of substantial and
fancy goods used by the ladies. This room
is attended by the Misses schndtts. who re-,
specially invite their female friends and the
public to give them call.
His old stand is also richly furnished with
everything in the line Of groceries. qneensware
medicines, drugs. dyestnifs, and so on.
IT Call and see eranfisse--and bug
April JOHN . 9CHMfl l.
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TRUST SALE,
On tie 18th dag ct august, Is

! On tie 18th Dig Ct .4ug'tSt, 1874.
EgY virtue of two several deeds of trust,
ED executed to me, as follows One execu-
ted to me as trusted by George Rnaca and
Adam Rnaca, dated the 25th day of Febrla-
ry, 1889, for the benefit Of Isaac Kite and
Christian Kite: the other executed to me as
trustee, by Georgia Rinaca and Mary his wife,
Adam Rinca, Michael Kindle and Catherine
his wife. dated the 9Th day of April, 1889, for
the purpose Of securing certain sums of mo-
ney therein mentioned to Cherubim Harshman;
which said deeds in trust are recorded iii the
CLERKS Office of Page County Court shall,
on Thursday the 2eth day Of august, 1874, on
the premises, proceed to sell, by way of pub
lie auction, for cash, al! the property by the
said deeds conveyed to me in trust-to wit
all the estate. right, title, claim and interest of
them, the said George Rinaca anil Mary his
wife, Adam Einaca Michael Kindle and Cath
arne his wife. Of, in and TO certain TRACT
OF LAND: situated, lying and being in the
county of Page, on the west side Of the Shen~
andoah River and bounding thereon, adje in
ing the lands of Isaac Long and others.
Also, the following personal property, viz
THREE WAGONS, and THREE EIGHT
DAY CLOCKS.
Such title only will be sold and conveyed
as the said deeds lof trust authorse ne to
make. JONAS ALESHIRE,
June IS, 1914. Trustee