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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05
Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.


ANOTHER CONTEMPT OF COURT
MARCH 3.-IHe Seabodyd and Rodnoak Railroad
Company rs. Tpttltam Wdrd.-Messrs. Noyes and
Bowley moved for attachment for contempt of
court, the defendant having disregarded an njunc
ton ofthe Judge (RooseyeD restraining him defend
anti from selling S53 600 worth Of Norfolk city bonds
Counsel stated that the plaintiffs consigned to the
defendant stock TO the amount Of $4,000, upon
which he advanced s65 000 that s2l 900 worth were
afterwards sold by him, and that subsequently to
the issuing Of the injunction he disposed of the re-
mainder, or s53 600 of bonds in his hands. For the
defence it is contended that there was a counter
claim against the plaintiffs to the amount of 1913 900
said to have existed previous to the consignment
Counsel therefore submitted that the defendant
might sell the enjoined stock in order to make
settlement.
The Judge ordered an attachment against the de-
iendant for the violation of the injunction and for
the contempt OF court, returnabe on the first of
heSs month, the defendant in the mean time to be
held 70 ba IN The sum Of 10000, unless he should
hereafter ME bond, in two suretes each to abide
any judgment the plaintiffs may obtain in this action.
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Excitement In Concord. N. III.
RECEPTION OF THE INAuGURAL-THE CITY IN GALA
DAY ATTIRE ETC.

RECEPTION OF THE INACGUKAL-THE CITY IN GALA
DAY ATTIRE ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD
CONCORD March As r. NJ.
The inaugural address delivered here at three
O'Clock this afternoon. There great interest to
obtain sight of it, 1t is considered trump by wings
as well as democrats.
There grand display of fireworks in the State
House ard Il is evening. Flags we're displayed during
the day and the most unparalleled excitement existed
The PatriM extra announces the cabinet az given in
the HERALD last Monday and publishes short bograph
ical sketch Of each member.
The arrangement OF the cabinet has not been changed
since General Pierce left here for Washington as in.
trmed you that it would not be. PENNAcoOK.
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Obituary.

JOHN VIRGIN, an eccentric individual saws the Concord
IN II Rporter who, for year or two bast baa mvad
alone IN little cabin the Pine Plain wa, found desd
on Friday last and partially frozen by some gentlemen
who called at his door From appearance be had died in
die fire. He was lying upon the floor wthone hand IL
the stove as II placed there to warm IT, He vas ,old
81 the old Fourth regiment in the war Of 1912 ana 20
ceived pension from the government His age was
about g. % W."
MARY DAGcErT aged IS years and 10 months, wife OF
Robert Platt Esq, died at Pattsburg the Doth uIt
Mrs. Platt daughter of Rev. Napthal Daggett u
D. President Of Yale College from 1875 to 1777 man OF
great pety and profound learning. She was therefore
the fifth In descent from John Daggett the Puritan pro
genor OF the family In this country who over from
togiand with tue celebrated George Winthrop in 1890
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Telegraphic Marine Reports

Il
Arrived-Ships Mary Ann, Liverpool; Elisha Dennison,
Mobile Howad New Orleans (spoke 2lst of Tortugas,
schr Josephine from NYork for Tampco barks Actress
Glasgow Broosa Liverpool John Gardner brig Cleaner,
Georgetown, Bermuda; schrs Robert Raikes, Norfolk
Jas Barrett, Philadelphia.
Cleared-Ship Mary Whittier, Havana; brig Elvra,
Coast of Africa.
NRw BEDFORD March g.
Arrived-Shp William Thompson, Pacific Ocean, with
2,1OO bbls whale and 500 sperm oil
NRw ORLEANS, Feb %.
Arrved-Ships Quebec, NYork; barks Azof, do; Scot
land, Boston; briggs Versailles, and Toledo, and schr
Emma NYork.
sailed-Stalnshps Empire City, Havana and New York;
Vim Penn. NYOrk,
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Married..

M0rT16d.
On Wednesday, March 2, by the Rev. DR.. Raphal, Mr..
LEWIS MAY to Miss CHARLOTTE daughter Of Charles King
Esq, all of this city.
Both young both fair;
May welded bliss be theirs,
And blessed be- with many heirs
Oregon and California papers please copy.
On Sunday, Feb ~ by the Rev Mr.. Currau, of St An.
drew's Church. JAMES CARNEY to MARY A. LACEY both of
this city
In this city, Thursday, March 8, by the Rev W E.
Egenbrod Of All Saints Church, Mjor JOSEPH BENEDICT
of Union Essex county, j. to Miss MARY ANN SuERN,
formerly OF Railway, in that State.
In Brooklyn, Feb. 81 by the Rev. Mr.. Hodge, WILLIAM
CAMERON of Brooklyn, to Miss ELLEN IEAyY, of this
city.
In Newark, n. j 4, on Thursday March 3, by the Rev
Dr. Scott Mr.. ALEXANDER BYRDEN of Cincinnati to Miss
EII7ABEIH JAMESON, of New York Mills
Utica papers please copy.
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SE INAUGURAL-THE EBB TIDE FIR on WASHINGTON
SNOW STORM ETC.
BALTIMORE March 4-P NJ.
The inaugural address of President Pierce creates a
very favorable impression here.
Train after train is coming in with crowds from Wash
bgton
A storm has prevailed here since noon.
No Southern mail has yet arrived
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Terrible Army nsar IIolyoke. nInss

ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER SEVERELY INJURED
SPRINGFIELD, March 4, 1853
Seven unknown men assaulted four Others employed in
the Glasgow Mills at Hadey Falls just above Hoyoke
last Sunday night Two Of the four stoned very
yerely
One man, named John Jacob Bliss, had his head cut
oreB, and died In consequence on Wednesday.
Another man is terribly injured but will survive
There is no clue TO the murderers.
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Mutiny at sea-Mnrine Disasters. &c.

- CHARLESTON March 4 1868
The ship Canada OF Cork bound to Savannah is ashore
hst " 49, " ~
. capt Sawyer Of the brig Lion native of Portland
saipe oied at Savannah on Wednesday
ie.ver received here today By the schooner Zephyr
ION a'Anhas dated Havana, February 25 says the ship
ismyra OF Boston arrived that morning Of the harbor
o. havana, with hardly any sail set Her crew having
utinied were confined below. A Spanish vessel vas
Hnt to tow her in and she wouo soon proceed
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Congressional Elections In south Carolina.

CHAREEsToY, March A. 1858
The Congressional elections in the different districts OF
this State have resulted follows
l. General John Mcqueen unopposed.
2. William Aiken, do
3. W. r. Cocock, do
4. Colonel Brooks, believed to be elected
S. James l. Orr, unopposed.
9. Colonel Boyce, believed &c be elected
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K0v0J Tnfel11uenc.

United States surveying steamer Walker, Lieut.. B. F.
Sands from New York for Key West put into Charleston
the Goth ut for coal and to repair having had heavy
weather
q. 8 steamer Water Witch, from Norfolk for the River
Plate arrived at St Thomas the 18th February, and
left again on the 2Sth.
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CHARLEroy, March 4, 1853.
Ihe sales OF cotton to day $3.50 bales AZ prices
ranging from 81 lo4c. The Cambrias news had M
effect on the market The sales Of the week have bean
% 500 bales the receipts of the same time is 500 ana
The stock on hand Is 81 $50 bales Good middlny Il
quoted at exc, and fair 97s loo.
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The monthly meeting Of the Board of Managers
was held on Thursday, at Al p NJ, William Forrest,
Esq. presiding.
Twelve new societies were recognized, OF which
three were in Ohio, three in Illinois, and IN North
Carolina Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi Indiana
and Iowa, one EACH
Letters were read from different parts of the world:
From Rev. l.. S. Jacoby, Of Bremen, with enc0u-
raging statements as to the circulation Of the Scrip
lures in Germany; from Rev. r. s. Maclay, of Fun
Chau in relation to distribution of the Scriptures in
that provincial city especially among students and
scholars; from Agent Buel, in San Francisco, on Ca
tholic and Protestant missions in California; from
Rev. +. NJ Dodd at Malta, in regard to the Spanish
Bible; and from Rev. DR.. Perkins, of Oroomiah
stating the completion of the Bible in ancient and
modern Syriac, so that the HISTORIANS now have the
entire Bible in both languages, published by finds
from this society.
As it was understood that the Rev. Samuel /.
Prime is about to visit Europe be appointed de-
legae to the British and Foreign and to the French
and Foreign Bible Societies.
The Hon. Joseph Henry Lumpkin of Georgia,
the Hon. David L. Swain, OF North Carolina, and
Francis Hall, Esq. OF this city, elected Vice
Presidents OF this society.
Grants of books were made for Germany, Arabic
Testaments for Madagascar, French Bibles and Tes-
taments to the American and Foreign Bible Society,
Bibles and Testaments for Mosu also for schools at
Ceylon, and scriptures in Mpongwe for the Gaboon
mission.
Appropriations in money, for the publication of
the scriptures, were made, vZ.:-for China, s. 900,
being 81 600 each to American Board OF Commits
soners for Foreign Missions, to Methodist Episcopal
Church, to the Protestant Episcopal Church, Pres
byterian Board of Missions and to the Methodist
Episcopal Church South; to the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, for Madras,
81 900; to the same for Madura, 81 000 Presby.
terrain Board of Missions, for Northern India 50 900;
to the Methodist Missionary Society for Germany,
81 0OO for France, 81 O00 and 800 to the Metho-
dist Missionary Society, for purchase of Scriptures
for the Chippewa Indians in Michigan.
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Death Of Colonel Murray.

q,
Colonel Joseph Murray, Of this city, died here, very
suddenly this afternoon. He commanded company at
Camp Dupont during the last war.
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WlscOnslM Judge Impeached.
American Bible Society.


The Assembly of Wisconsin have impeached Judge
Hubbell TO day.
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April 81.
DR.. KUHL,S

ABY9SINIA NlJMIURI,
For Coids, Iaj!aeaSa cosfirsnsss, Pts. 4gsc-
fioa oftae Kidney and Bladder. Gr0reL, Go-
norhca. Ghefs, the Wales, Heakness, aud
other Female Complaints.
it, For particulars see small hills.
l.ynchhurg, Va, Oct. 8, 1851.
DR. j. Kun: Dear Sir: | wrote You some
time since, hut received no answer. am most
happy 10 inform ynu, that all Of our last supply
Of your Medicines have been disposed of and
have given great satisfaction. The demands for
the Abyssiaia hirfuee and the GoikMi,ie BAL
sam are daily increasing, and will lie the mast
popular medicines of the day. Please send me
flesh supply Immediately. FraternalIy, yours,
T.. II. ATKINSON.
For sale by DR.. S. ID. Schoofeld, d. Heartt
and Maj. Thos. Hnwerion. IIllshoroush; Carr
& Watson. Chapel Hill; Cooke & M'Cratl!ens.
Tally Ho; DIR. ID. p. Weir, Grecnsborough; Ri
J. Mitchell & 60, Oslord.
DR.. ]. KUHb & PASCHAL, Oxford, Princi-
pal Office for North Carolina. 10 whom Agents
and others will liiect their orders for DIR. Kuhi's
Medicines.
Nav Is. 35--lyeow
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HISTORY OF
NoRWls CAI orlYAo

NDRYlE GAg @ LlNGo
avis great work, by Col. WarrLKR. will he
4 ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scriber, having contraricd, with the author. for
the sale aud delivery Of the said work, for all the
Counties aud Towns embraced in the Ist, Cd,
81, Alb and 9Th Judicial Circuits. Except Pa
leigh and three or four counties in the 9Th cir
cuii) would inform his friends and Subscribers.
that the distribution Of The work viii commence
this month. ANY person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri-
hers $500, non-sulscrihcrs s2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and School
Books Cor Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Marlborough. Nov. 3, 1851. 0s-
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Ca hinet Maxim .

TEE subscriber would respectful, inform III,
= citizens II Hillshorough aud the public &c
morally that he has on hand, al his shop on Chur
tonsireet due west hum the court-he vari
ely ofexcellcnt Furniture, and that he is prepar
ed TO manufacture, in the hest style, all article,
in his line, such as
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
sIDEBOARDS, Of Wild Cherry. Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDR0BES, Portable and Station
ary.
C0FfINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
lie promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed, and a, very'lo prices, and hopes thai
he will receive due encouragement from, gene
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Worl
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ala.
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will he thankfully 70.
:eised aud prompt, at erdedio.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 79-l
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GRO sMIGss
and some Dry Goods;

Some BarOuchcs. Buggirs, Carryalls, and va.
CONS; also Saddles, and harness Of
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER, AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs of all
SORTS IN thei, line with neatness and dispatch.
In excia,,gc for the above mentioned articles
Willie Corn, Wheat .Flaxseed, Feathers,
or good orses, at market prices.
HURDLE d HURDLE.
October 6. 02
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DISSOLUTION.

VsHE eoparner<hip Of Z. p. MASH a Co.
a was dissolved BY mutual consent on the Isl
July, 1882. Z. =. Nash having purchased the
interest Of ]. III. Simmons, the business will be
settled and conducted hy him alone.
CT All persons having claims against ths late
firm will present them for settlement, and thos-
indebted please make payment.
Z. p. NASH,
]. .. III. SIMMONS.
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.
Notice This while ron are rfading.

'utttN tuhs HHfiA ten w. itn"iht'
gENHE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
Il per Factory in the Town Of Hillsboiough,
and he will TRY to conduct il in the best manner.
He has procured one Of the best OF Northern
workmen. and his work will he made Of the best
material and in the hest style. After trying the
work, and il should prove not to be good. il may
be returned and more got in its place. Tin will
be sold al Northern Prices with costs and car
riaee.
All bills 10 the amount OF fifty dollars. al any
place IN the State, oil 10 the amount OF twenty
Eve dollars. within fifty miles Of this place. and
all bills Of any amount. within twenty five miles.
viii be filed and delivered free Of charge for
transportation. He woulc say to his customers.
that he will sell wolk as low as any house in the
State.
The subscriber returns his thanks for past IA
vors. and be hopes he will receive liberal share
Of patronage, as he pledges himself TO do Justice
and 10 endeavor to give full satisfaction in his
work.
All orders will be thankfully received, and the
work done with nesiness and despatch.
or His shop will be found at this time ons
door below Maj. Palmer's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
November is. To-
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SHOES /! SHOES i.

Black and colored CATERS
- and HALF CATERS, from Miles
& Son, Philadelphia.
Cloth Gaiiersand Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co., Philadelphia.
Boo,ces for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also a good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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F.gLL IND H'IaTER
FASHIONS :
For IsIo53.



HAVING juss rssurnsd from he North, am
- no~ rereisins siock 81 Goods pnsaFpass-
ale In my hne 81 business. Ny oNn EeFsons.
sis<nlsea xaz given 10 The ranhas< Of srsrs
sr1ieis. each of which viii l. iound Of the rt's
Gssi suslily.
Genlirnsn can he supplied with he yery Best
sDxs<riais for COATS. VESTS. PANTS. DC.
and sns Gentlemen fssaEins me with his Gus
ION, may resi sssured Of e. sasy snd con. fri
abit. 81 she sams tims that has Tsrson shall le
SET cd 10 The best advantage; ior study Tie
maa As vel as ! DO his n.fosu<f.
Ny prices win always be asfeasanshle asihe
cost Of The I<a materials viii admit Of; my OBJ
ject no; being 10 underseIi any one else, but 70
give entire satisfaction 70 those who paironizf
me. To make 1p those msiesislsI will always
have the hest workmsp that can he procured.
With many thanks for former fasoEs, respect
fully request my friends and The public, 10 d
Justice 10 themselves. by continuing 10 Try. wher'
Ease. fiface. Beauty and Comion are required
their old friend and very oh'i serv't.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
NIB Cutting done in the latest, O.
AYR arHra fashion, al The customary prices.
October 10. ST.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
IGARS, all qualities; another LOT Of Extra
- Cheese; one chest Imperial Tea.
Also. Banloitc's Sugar Drops, for Worms;
Gray's Ointment; Renovaiine Liquid for cleans
ing Metals; Woodwsrd's Fayetteville Backing.
LONG & WEBB.
June 90. d.
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ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING THEII
stock Of spring assd Summer

gGe g Sc
selected with great care in the Northern market
aud consisting Of almost every a.iicle usually
keptin country store; all Of Y aich they oilci
for sale at very low rates.
All they desire Of the public is 10 examine
their assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
feeling confident they can please in quality and
price.
ar Country lanes AM almosiany coun-
try Produce, taken in exchange for Goods.
WM. NELSON,
WM. PAUL.
Apri, 81. az
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Worm 10 destroy o.
al that infesi the human system. IL grows TO an
ain "a indefinite length. becoming 50 esiled and
fastened in the iniesiines and stomach, affecting
ths heakh 50 sadly as to cause 81. Wins Dance,
Fits &c. that those afflicted seldom # ever sus-
peri that il Is Tape Worm fastening them TO an
eahy grave. m order 10 destroy this Worm, a
VERY energstic treatment must he pursued. y
would. therefore. be proper to take SIX OF eight
Of nv Liver Pills. 50 as 10 remove all olissrue-
iiaas. thai tho Worm syrup. which must he To-
ken IN doses Of two tablespoonfuls three times
d,y, my act direct upon the Worm. These d.
reclions followed. have never been known 10 tail
in curing The most obstinate case Of Tape Worm.
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HnRENs AcK,s MORN sYRUP.

An article faaalel aPen scientific principles, CON-
Paaaiel with paEs vegetable substances. being
perfectly safs when taken. aud can he given 70
tae INST ssnlrr iafsni with decided henrieial e.
fes. Where Bssef csmpiIiafs and Diarrkea
have nude them weak aud debili'aied, The tonic
properties o. M Worm syrup are such mat q
siaals withsu, an equal in the catalogue o. me
diria.s IA giving tone and strength TO the slsr
mach. which makes IL an inlaiiihe remedy iaf
ihlss afflicted with Dyspepsia The Astonishing
cures pcrformsI by this sPrap after fhysic'ans
h,v. faiIeI. Is the hest evidence Of IFS Superior
- 80, avar III others
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$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns ihe healgh and hap
w pin~ss Of 2eayle Is Al al lines a ths
m ~ ralasale - asTlsnoe- take i foE granied
e,sry persaa ~il "a al IN EAeir poNer 10 save
ahr lives 81 lhsir rhiiiEea. and that eseiy pesson
Nil eaIsassr q prsa sle their oun heath Al all
slsfifres- | feei II my duty 10 soleHnly assure
yoa iaai WORMS. arcsrding % The oEanien q
iAs nsst erlsbrsie1 PhyssSiaas. are The primary
aases Il f4fse n .lsriiy o. diseases 20 which
ellks.ea an s1n.ls are lisble, Ifyoa have sT-
prtsie csaiinailIy changing fsas QUE kidd Of food
d aasher. hal breath. pain 10 The stomach, PICK
iag al the asse. hafdless and lsilsss q The beiy
ary csagh. Slsx Fever. pulse irFegular-rrnrm-
besthn a. these denote WORMS. aud you should
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Land for Sale.

ae4ssS I0FFER for ale large Tract Of
s,3yys Land in Person county just over the
70 northern Orange line.
1s-sx-s. As body of upland, il is infcro,
TO none in the middle part of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart !;
efc'est lands ale heavily timhercd and al we II
watcred.
On the lands are a variety cf spiulon
provements-Dwelling Horse
bacco Barns, Saw ss.! e.
pair.
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z. p. NASH.
gpDE y PIANO PORTE sElLER,
Petersburg. Va,

AIILI. keep constantly on hand large aud
well selected stock Of goods in his line /;
aud proposes, during his Contemplated nip 10 the
North, 10 make il still more complete. lie rx-
poets TO sell at such prices, and TO give such per-
sonal attention TO business as may merit con-
iinuance OF former patronage.
july IL. 1852. a.
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Lock Here!

I'VE ubscribcrs wouldinformthe public, ih at
: they still continue 20 10 business al the OIL
Stand, WALNUT Grove eignt miles North Of
Hillshoroush, where they keep on hand good
assortment of
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II o u S e a nd Lots
near IlillsbusOugh,
FOR SALE OR RENT

E'HE House and Lot where the late priesily
II. MangGm resided, near illsborough, OIL
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
House Is pleasantly situated and though not
within the corporation. is sufficiently near to en-,
Joy the advantages Of the town. The LOT -
II all the necessary out houses. a goo
q garden. lot adjoining, g
three acres, will also he So
misses.
orongh.
Decen