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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
lST. Observation-Disclosures
NOMINATION.

The Anti Dentonites met at 81. Cen
eyicys on the 4lh, Bogy, Robbins,
Linn, HORNE and English. scvcraly
declined the nomination. On the sec.
ond day. Bowlin was put in nomination,
bu, failed to receive twoihirds vote.
which was necessary 10 nominate
The Convention finally passed areso,
luton declaring that they would make
no nomination. but leave the field TO
RowIin! What magnificent farce!-
Hura for Darby!
HORNE, Anti Benton. Darby, Wing.
and Dovlin, nothing, arc The candidates
and again we say, hur!a for Darby
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MILLER AND FREESOILISM..


The Editor of the Statesman found
locofoco charging Mr.. Miller with
being q Free soiler, and called his at
tention to the letter Of that gentleman,
published some weeks since, when the
following conversation took place..
After reading the letter, says the loco,
"True, see from bis letter, Mr.. Miller,
If elected, will speak and vote against the
Wilmot proviso-tha. he will oppose its
passage BY every means in his power, but
but--he comedies the power Of Congress 10
legisla,c for the territories, and "lhsre(ore
he is at leas. about half .treesoiler." "Ah
indeed" we replied. "Le. us see; Will
he not speak and vote against the proviso?
oppose its passage by every means in his
power? yes" "Well-can Mr.. Green
or any body else do morel Can hei Think
-say-cAN HE? Speak it out" Here our
friend was mum. "But 1--WE continucd) you
say Mr.. Miller is abou, half freesoIer be.
cause he grants the constitutional authority
Of Congress TO egslate on the subject Of sa
very in the territories. Good sill! we'll put
your reasoning to the test, and il you are a
fair mon you will either abondon il or abide
its legitimate consequences. Are you not
opposed to the election "of wing United
States Senator from Missouri" Yes
certainly. up to the hub, "--replies our
democrat. "Well--don't you concede that
the Legislature has the constitutional power
to elect Wing? Come-snswer!" ayes. "
Then, according 10 your docrine, you are
abou. half Wing! Don't you seer
Jus, here our friend said somebody called
him and he "mizzled."
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ANOTHER APPEAL.

Judge Bowlin, upon learning the
of MIR. Rozier, by the Ben
ton Convention, despatched by iele.
graph. the following appeal
WASHINGTON Cry, June IL.
To my Constituents: Three counties
out of district of seventeen counties,
have assumed to nominate my success
or by fraud on the Democracy of ST..
Louis, and contrary TO all usage. the
delegates from my own county were
appointed by one man. In ST. Gene
We've the meeting was township
meeting, away from the county seat
do not believe this meeting of two
counties and one township reflects the
sentiments of the Democracy of the
District, and 1 shall abide the decision
ofMe 5h Of August. l will address
you through circular as soon as pos,
siblc. Respectfully yours,
JAMES b. BOWLlN.
The 81. Louis Union contains O
lengthy letter from Judge Bowlin, of a
previous date, in which the Judge de-
clines to support Col. Benton, but sees
no necessity for rupture. We sup.
pose the Antics will take him up.
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DlED-At his residence in Charlton Co
Mo-, on the 18th inst, between the hours
Of five and and six o'clock in The evening,
SAMUEL T. MONTAGUE, Esq, after
an illness OF three weeks.
Being a member OF the Masonic Fra,
ternily. he was buried by his Brethren OF
keytesville the evening following his death,
on his farm, on beautiful spot, selected by
himself. lie leaves wife and two children
and many warm friends to mourn his unlime
y end.
Peace be with his ashes.
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DWe are panied to hear of the
death of Mr.. GEO. A. HuMRIcKHousE
Of S.. Louis, formerly of this place
He died in that city on Tuesday llth
inst, as is reported, of Cholera. He had
been in bad health most Of the pas,
spring and summer. lie was a gen
erous, noble-hearted being, beloved and
respected by large circle of acquan.
tances and friends who share he deep
slflic,icn Of lis family
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

The greatest remedy of the age seems to DC
the celebrated medicine called IL, &. Farrell'1
Arabian Liniment. 1t is used as an exturnrl
application, and is said to possess most won
derful qualiiesiur healing, quoting pain, res
toriug palsied limbs, dc friend had most
severe bruise, which thrcntened notification;
he had used several remedies to no effect when
he was advised to try II. G. Farrell's Arabian
Linimcnt. one bottle Of which entirely cured
him. We have no doubt, from the extent Of
the injury, but for this excellent medicine he
would have had serious time of it. Scdf
advertisement.
N B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. B. Farrel's Arabian Liniment.
base counterfeit, which has just made its
appearance. J202w
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TWe now have three candidates
for Congress in this District. LIST. J. G.
Miller. whom every body acknowledges
to be o high-minded, honorable, talen-
ted gentleman, and whom We know to
be patriotic, republican wing. Cd,
Hon. Jas. s. Green, whom the Benton
ties call a Nulli6er and Disupionist
scamp. 3rd, John Miller, whom the
antics call Free Soil toady Of Ben,
toms.
What citizen, who has the safety and
prosperity of his country al heart will
be d, q loss TO choose between them
Let The shout go up. JOHN G. M IL
LER, THE UNION AND VIC
TORY!
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AUTHORIZATION.

FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Mr. Green Bal.
ley of this vicinity and Michael Swift
Ter, of Brunswick, formerly Of New
Franklin, Howard county, came up on
the Julia. last Saturday, direct from
California, having left San Francisco
on the LIST May last. They saw many
persons from this section of country,
previous to leaving, and repor, the m
generally well, and doing well. We
are pleased to learn they both brough,
home a sufficiency of the dus, to CON-
pensate them for their time and trouble.
We learn from Mr.. Bailey thar Geo.
N. Douglass, and Ed. X. Alterbury, of
FayesIe. may be expected home in q
few days, they having all travelle / in
company to Chagres, when ithey par.
ted, they taking the New York route,
and Mr.. B. coming by New Orleans.
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CLIQUE MOVEMENTS.

Mn. GREEN:-lt is quite amusing to
witness the desperation to which the
Bank Clique, /. e. the old Faye,te
Clique, has been driven. First, sur.
vey is taken Of affairs as they exist;
the Benton detection carefully noted.
Under "present circumstances" it is
clearly uscertained that democracy is
not in the ascendant in Howard; then
comes the wonderful and astounding
announcement that 1.-THE Democrats
and wings have united TO save the Uni.
ted States Constitution and States
Rights" Quite job, certainly, for a
Bank The old Clique. true TO their
former motto, "every thing for Office
and the spoils," and not desiring TO give
their new allies the least trouble, pro.
coed at once, and without consultation
to selec, a candidate for the Wnros
thus relieving the Wings of that trou.
BILE, and reserving 10 themselves The
right to select a man from their own
ranks, to fill out the ticket; but i, ap.
pears the wings, being somewhat stub.
born and self-willcd in the premises
do not appreciate this extraordinary
kindness, and have many doubts about
the propriety of committing the keep.
ing of the United States Constitution
and 81 ates-Righis, TO an obscure
Branch Of Bank, the Mother of that
concern being unable to keep safely the
money placed in her vaults. There is
certainly ground for such doubts
Contemplate, if you can, tho grea
fact tina, the little Bank at Fayette, in
addition to her other duties, is about lc
undertake 10 Saue the United Stat,
Constitution and State Righis
Under all the circumstances, altho
there is some "noise and confusion,
the wings feel quite competcn, TO take
care of the United States Constitution
and State Rights, and without doub
will have decline the proffered ant
volunteer aid of the Bank Junto. -
Partners usually agree upon the terms
of the partnership, before commencing
business, but in this case the CLIQUE
determine TO enter into partnership
with the Wings, ard that they will
manage the whole concern; the whole
capital and credit of the coalition is te
be placed in the hands, and under tn,
control Of the Bank. Quito conve
nient, undoubtedly, 10 the managers!-
The wings will be apt TO see the who'll
drift and object Of the "burnt GU, lea
ders," and know well, if they coule
sustain themselves before the people
you would hear no propositions o
union, but on the contrary, the ole
slang, Federal Wings" "Bank Wings
and other cant phrases, would be free
ly applied to them. The Wings, Away
devoted 10 the Constitution, State
Rights and the Union of the States
and opposed TO Notification, Disunion
Locofocoism and all Ultra Measures
will adhere steadfastly 10 the conserv
tive principles which have always dis
lnguishcd them as a National ane
Union Party, and will amuse them
selves with the puny efforts to create
division in their ranks.
AUTHORIZATION.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

HOME JouRNAL.-The proprietors of
this exceIlen, Family Journal commence
a New Series on the LIST of July. We
advise those wanting an excellent paper
to forward TWO dollars Immediately Of
Ter reading this, 10 Messrs. Morris and
Willis, aud they will thank us for the
advice at least fifty-two times. Its
the best Ladies' Journal in the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

From THE PLAINs.--Letters have
been received from q number of the
emigrants, who left this place and vi
cinily, written at Fort Kearney, bear
ing date from the 18th 10 the 23d May.
They were generally wel--Mr. S. C.
Hutchinson being the only one repor-
ted on the sick list, and getting along
well.
Mr.. II. Malone, of Huntsville, was
accidentally killed by tho discharge of
his gun; and il is reported that VIM,
M. Withers, formerly Of that place,
had been shot dead in an alteration
with an emigrant.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

UHorse Allen is candidate for
the State Senate, in the Marion and
Monroe District. Ho is opposed TO
both parties, Col. Benton and the Tax
Law. Drake will make him quack.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

kOBERE bAShEl L. } Defendant.
TE,HIS cause coming on this day to be heard,
4 was heard in the presence of tho PARTIES
and their solicitors upon the bill, answer, i'm.
plcaton and proofs, and the Court being full
ly satisfied of the truth Of the allegations in
tho complninnnts bill of complaint, and that
she is entitled 10 Divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony with the Defendant 1t is hereby
ordered, adj Judged, and decrecd that the Conn,
pluinant be and she is hereby accordingly
divorced from the bonds of matrimony with
the detendan, and restored tc all the rights
and privileges Of an unmarried woman, in "a
full and ample q manner Us she enjoyed the
same, before her marriage with the defendant
And the Complainant declining here in open
Court, to receive any allimony from tho De-
PENDANT for her support, or any allowance for
her counsel fees, and claiming only all such
property, estate rights, credits and effects
which she had at the time of The murri-
age, and the accumulations and increases
thereon, since the 4 marriage. 1t Is fur
Their ordered; ndjudged and decreed that
all the property, estate, rights, credits
and eilerts that came to tho husband,
by means the marriage, and that remained
undisposed of, at the time Of filing this bill,
and oil the increase of the said property, es-
tate, rights, credits and effects, and all ac-
examinations therein revert to- and vest in,
the Companantas her property, in as full slM
ample manner us if she had never inter-
married with the Defendant. Aud it is
further ordered, adjudged ana decreed tina,
the Defendant pay all tho costs of this
suit, and that the Complainant have exc
cuton thertor; and it is furll er ordered and
decreed, that the restrictions imposed by the
Statute restricting the Defendant from marry
ing within five years, be, and the sGine ure
hereby removed.
STATE OF MssoURG,j
Copper County. 90
l, Bennett C. Clark, Clerk OF tho Circuit
Court, within and for the County aforesaid,
do hereby certify that the above aud foregoing
is true and perfect copy of the final, decree
rendered by said Court, in the case of Nancy
Basket, Complainant, against Robert Basket,
Defendant, as fully as the same now remains
OF record 10 my Office
~, Given under my hand and seal of
81. s of said Court, at oiIice. this 22d day
e----' Of May 1850.
=. BENNETT C. CLARK,
June, H. lso0--3w. Cleri.
Brunswicker copy three weeks, md send
bill 10 this office
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TELEaRArH,-The posts for the tcle.
graph wires, (Oreilly's linr) are pu, up
between Fulton and Fayette.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

"The residence Of Mr.. James
Willis, Of Palmyra, was consumed by
fire Tuesday night of last week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

HGopEy. for July, is promptly on
our table, and is inferior to none Of its
predecessors or cotemporaries--and
this is saying q good deal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

DTA new wing paper is 10 be star
ted at Independence, called the Occi,
iental Messenger
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

UGen. Lopez has been arrested
in New Orleans, by the United States
authorities.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
FROM BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.

JUN %, IOI3,
Gentlemen Livorwort and Tar you
sent is oil sold and wish another supply i'm
mediaiey, on opening of navigation, we have
daily culs for the medicine 1t is becoming
very popular here.
LUCE d PARK, Druggists.
For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, DR..
SNrLsoN, Fayelic, McCAmrBELL, COATES y
SMITH, Huntsville. Mo, Je20 Wv.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to tho creditors
~ and others interested in the estate Of
Frances Belshe, decd, that the Undersigned
intends to make final settlement of said es-
tate, at the next term of the County Court of
Charlton County, (lst Monday in Aug st
nex;.) JAMES WALLACE,
June 20--1S50-4w. Admir-.
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FOR CoNGRESS--TfIIR DISTRICT,
G.. MILLER
OF COOPER,

OF COOPER.
District--Scotland, Clark, Lewis. Monroe,
Boon. Howard, Charlton, Randolph, Ma.
con. Shelby, Cooper, Morgan, Cole, Mil
lei. Camden. Moniteau, Schuyler, and
Knox counties.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
UFA "Kentucky Infant" aged IF

"A Kentucky Infant" aged if
teen years, and weighing 537 pounds.
is delghting the good people Of ST.
Louis, by permitting them to gaze at
his babyship for small compensation.
Shouldn't like to sec him this hot
weather.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

Mn. CLAY AND TIE PRESIDENT
The Richmond Wing comes out in ia.
vor of the Presidents plan of settle
ment of the slavery question, and op,
poses the compromise of Mr.. Clay, in
dulging 10 expressions as TO rhe dicta.
torial spirit on his part. Others con.
tend, however, tina. Mr.. Clay noticed
the Presidents plan in only parlia,
menlary manner, and being honestly
opposed TO il. could not do less than ex-
press his opinion ind give his reasons
lherfor. The disposition TO ere ate q
quarrel between Gen. Taylor and Mr..
Clay ID reprobated, many wings hold
ing that they are both pursuing what
they deem bes, for the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
Candidates Department.
Announcement Fee, S3-M Adrance,

We are authorized to announce Henry H.
Ddr'S' ESf' candidate for Sheriff of Char.
iton county, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

When Benton, a, Fulton, in May 1849,
threatened to hang "'hat forged land war,
rant around the damned scoundrel's (Gov,
Kings neck" the Governor ought to have
sent him this message-"Come on, sir, and
try it; but take caro- that don, choke you
to death with q ten dollar crauat."-Melro>
politan.
During the las, Gubernatorial can.
vass. The Metropolitan was full Of wrath
and cabbage because some wing paper
animated that Gov. King had been
some way connected with forged land
warrant--ani its editor has "many a
time and of" abused wings for talking
about that "ton dollar cIavat." Now
that paper publishes them with much
gusto! What commentary upon 10
cofoco politics and honesty.
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FREE SOIL VS.. DISUNION.

The locofoco presses and politicians
Of this District boldly charged John
G. Miller with being q Free Soiler.
Mr.. Miller, at Fayette. in the
presence of large concourse of bis
fellow citizens, branded the charge with
falsehood, and again branded il as Ii.
bel, in q note 10 the editor of this pa
per, yet these same ''scamps," still per-
sist in circulating the charge, in q mod
fed shape. They arrive at the conclu-
sion that no is free soile-, because
he holds the opinion that free soilers
do on the power of Congress TO leeis-
late for the territories, bu, differs with
them as to the cxpcdicncy of exercising
that power. Now, these "scamps" CO.
incide in opinion, on this subject, with
the Southern Disunionists, and is il
not equally as fair TO call them, and
Mr.. Green Disunionists, as to call Mr..
Miller and his supporters Free Sellers!
We think SO. Let it work both ways.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
yeily Glasses,

As this Is the season for Jelies or yery
nearly so would say 10 the ladies', that have
On hand few dozen of glasses, which will
sell cheap, in fact at cost.
June l3 G.. b, FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20
Boys clothing,

4 HAVE now on hand superior assortment
Il OF Boys clothing, Pants, Goats and Vests,
my gentlemen's clothing are well known, and
my stock very complete at present.
Jnne Is G. B. FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

FLooREpl--The locos Of this county,
or that portion Of them who assume 10
manage, known as The Bank Clique"
at Fayetie, have met with u sad defeat
u perfect flooring! They pu, their
wise heads together TO create a breach
in the wing ranks, and after getting the
thing fairly concocted, they turned it
out, labelled patriotic States.Righ,,
Cure All Drops" But they found no
patient sick enough not to detect the
smell of Locofocoism in the tincture,
aud the grand scheme failed! Poor fel'
lows, they are now in worse quanda'
ry than q, first. We learn they are
making another effort, in which we have
no doubt they will succced-in prov
ing themselves entirely worthy Of hav.
ing 4, s s, appended 10 their names
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fislegls 4 Lawns.

My assortment Of Linens and Lawns is IN.
surpassed, and nre for "a ie at the mos, ron son
able prices, jI3 CD. FALLTNSTFIN
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Gcnuinc Italian cvayois.

doz. of the Superior Italian cravats. well
known to all gentlemen at - per piece.
June IL q. u. FALLENNTEIH
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A fresh supply Of Gents, Shirts Just arri.
we'd, Mt from 81 to 8. The cost and make nj
my shirts could not bo surpassed.
juno 10 &. b. FALLENS7EIV
Bnssy q carr iagc Springs.
A fine lot, for sale cheap, by
June Is &. b. FALIENSTFIN
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Prime Cost for lS0nnCf,

l WISH to close out my whole stock Of
Leghorn. Rice, Straw and Hair bonne,s
at once, ul in perfect order, and some yery
fine ones, and offer them for sale at prlno
cost, and no mistake.
Jnne ID. c. B. FALLENSTEIN
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"A Two Horse Carria@c-

FNHE subscriber offers for sale his two
Il horse carriage, fine mounted Harness
and whip, all Of best quality, any gentleman
wishing to purchase, will please call.
June IL e, b. FALLENSTEIN. q
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EslOlAls & Silks.

A choice lot Of the above articles, Of The
finest patterns, ON hand. and for sale by
June Ii e. Il. IA L LENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

JOHN G. Muller, Wing candidate for
Congress. will address his fellow ci,i.
zens at The following nlnccs and times.
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sacutlcla,cn,s Shirls.

'NURPENTINE-2 bbls, for sale al cas-,
by arll j. W. WHITE
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SALT-ll93 sacks q A Salt in store and
- for sale by June20 J. E. SWINNEY.
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Napkins & Table CIOt..s-

Families wishing to have q nice cloth on
'heIr Table, und Napkins correspnudingly,
will please call. Jl3 q. B FALLENSTEIN'
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SILK TissWcs & Esaregcs,

I ALSO wish TO close out, what is left of
L Silk Tissues and Baruges, about 10 pair or
patterns, and offer them for prime Eastern
cost. June Is C. B. FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

GOkN MEAL--54 bushels, just reed fresh
" at 60 cents. June2O J. Z. SWIM NEYY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

PARDoNED.-Geo. w. Lansdowne,
convicted of the murder Of Capt. How.
ard, in ST. Louis, las, summer, has been
Internationally rardoned by Governor
X inp.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

DRowNEB.--A child Of Mr.. Henry
Nabring, at Fayolte, was drowned last
week, by falling into a well.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-20

"Hon. w. p. Han writes that
our delegation in the House will vote
for the compromise--as will Senotor
Atchison. Col. Benton is understood
to oppose il.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-07
Montour County.

We are indebted 10 Mr. Former for copy
of Best's bill 10 erect Montour county. The
bill does not vary from the one OF last year
in any thing else than the boundaries pre-
scribcd for the new county. According 10 the
bill OF 1850, Montour county would include
"the townships of Franklin, Mahoning, Val,
ley, Liberty, Limestone, Derry, Anthony,and
the borough of Danville ; together with all
that portion of the townships of Montour,
Hemlock and Madison lying westward OF the
following line Beginning at Leiby's saw
mill on the bank of the river Susquehanna,
thence by the road leading 10 the Danville
and Bloomsbu-g road at or near Samuel Laz-
arus' house, thence from the Danville and
Bloomsbury road to tn back valley. road at
the eEd of the lane leading from said road to
Obed Everett's* house, thence by lane to O.
Jed Everett's house, thence northward to the
school house near David Smiths in Hemlock
township, thence by the road leading from
said school house to the state road at Robins
mill to the end of the lane leading from said
road to John Kinney's house, thence by
straight line to Thompson's nearthe German
meeting house, thence TO Henry Johnston's
near Millvile, thence by straight line to
post in the Lycoming county line near the
road leading TO Crawford's saw mill"
*This must be an error, and we suppose
should read Henry Everett.