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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
Notice.

4 SALE Of LOIS in the town Of wea.herlori,
N thecounly site OF Parker county WI, axe
Mace ON Tuesday the 18th June 1855, TERMS
A credit 0f one and two years will be given
notes with two approved securities baing reqair'
cd of the purchaser,
Weatherlord is well situated on the southern
fork of the Clear Fork OF Trinity, In healthy
and pleasant lOeility-the town tract extending
10 within rhree-io urths Of mile Of the centre OF
the county, with plenty Of water, timber ana
good land BY order OF the eouhty court,
D, q. NORTON, Comn'r OF Deeds
May 9th ls56.-june 7-S;3t,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
THE STATE or TEXAS }
COUNTY, or TARRdNT {

In DIsrnIcr CoURT; NARY +. BAKER as
Spring TERM 1856 { JAMES BAKER, Dirrce
To the Sheriff Of Tarram County,- Greeting:
WHEREAS Mary E. Baker, resident cit
izan of said county has filed her petition III the
office Of the Clerk Of The District c6hrt Of Tar
rant county against james Baker, alleging A.
mong other things that petitioner was married
to the said deft IN Pamela county and State
Of Texas ON the 25h day Of September A. D.:
1851: the petitioner further states That ON the
dav Of A. D 1855 lie left her declar.
ing to her and her neichhors that he had ahan-
doned her forever: and that she has suffer-
ed much cruel treatment from SAID Baker;
that his residence to her is unknown; she
therefore pray~ for divorce.
These are therefore to command Won to sum-
mons the said james Baker bv causing this
writ to be published in the Dallas Herald. a
newspaper in Dallas, Dallas county, Texas for
four successive weeks prior the return hereof,
to be and personality appear before the Hon.
District court of Tarrant county, to be held at
the Court House thereof in the town of Bird
vile on the 18th Monday after the 4th Mon.
day in March A. D. 1856. then and there
to answer plaintiffs petition Of which the fore
going is Ia;7;;22 fi statement. .
Herein fail not but due return make of this
writ as the law directs
m@ WITNESS, WILLIAM QUAyLE, elk
Mr GA District Cour Tarrant County,
SSs.4NW with the impress of the seal there.
SsI2h.sss> of at Birdvilla Nav Is 1856.
WILLIAM QUAYLE Clerk,
n3 at D. C. T. C. T.
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Letters or Administration

TAVlNG heen granted to the undersigned, ut
] the May Term Of the County Court of Knnf-
man comfy. A. D. 1856 upon the estate of Thorn
as Dean deceased. this is therefore to notify all
persons holding claims against the same to pre-
sent them to the Admir- duly authenticated as the
law directs, or they will he barred: also, those
that are indebted will make immediate payment
5. R. BARNES, Admir-
Estates Thomas Dean Decd.
JUNE 2, A. D. 1896. n3-3t
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, !
Country nE ELLIS. {

-, CUUNTE OF LLL!S,
TNhis is TO give notice that on the last Mon
i day of May, A. D. 1856, application was
made to the County Ceurt Of said county, sitting
for the. transaction of probate bushes, by Guy
Stokes, guardian of the minor heirs of w. B.
Howe deceased, for an order OF sale OF GER
tain land helohgng to the estate Of said mi
nors, TO vii one hundred and six acres ont Of
ihe headlight OF Thomas j Smith, including
he Homestead OF the late W. K. Howe dec d,
also forty acres out OF the southwest corner
,e1ss,'- eaid w r. tiowes headrigh, survey
~ ssaYIoM sosua 6uuu '4ssS' he o,,e,
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To The sheriff of Dallas comuty- Greeting

~ "te "HefU " DebN' ComHey-uTeHWS
{X7HEREAS Rabecca H,rion. who resides
w in Dallas. county, T"vaS, Gv her attof-
nevS, M'Cov IL Nicholson, has heretofore filed
in the clerks ofie Of he D,llas District court
her petition, among other things: $fitinq that
In the month OF February, A D 1914, she was
the owner ard pbss"ssor OF property in the
States Of North and South Carolina of the
value of two thousand eight hundred dollars
consisting Of lands slaves and personal prom.
ertv-That on the day Of February, 1874
one John S. Tucker. now of Dallas county,
Texas sought md obtained her hand in mar
riago. he, the said Tucker, representing to the
said Rebecca Harton that he was single man
and capable of contracting marriage with petit
tiouer-That petitioner and said Tucker were
married in lancaster district. South Carolina
according to the laws of said State-That they
continued to live together as man and wife till
in the month Of ,AD 1914, when the
said John 8. Tucker abandoned her and left
for parts unknown That during the time said
Tucker lived with petitioner he took charge of
and managed and disposed of her property, MS
aforesaid, to the amount of said sum Of two
thousand eight hundred dollars, and appropri-
ated tn. pT,rertis thereof to the nse alone OF
himself, the said John s. Tucker, with the
exception of three hundred and fifty dollars
That by the acts of said Tucker the said Re-
brcca was left totally destitute-Tbat said
Tucker, ut the time he contracted marriage
with petitioner. was and still is married ma n
and the Husband Of one Agnes McNew, now
Tucker, to whom he was legally married at
md before the said dav Of February. a D
1Si4-That she has since the time said Tuck.
or abandoned her until the day Of January
1856, been in ignorance Of his whereabouts ,
and knew nothing Of his having been previously
married as aforesaid TO the said Agnes hv
reason of which said acts and dongS of said
Tucker said petitioner saws she is damaged in
the sum of ten thousand dallars, and pravs
judgement for the damages and for the amount
OF said property 50 disposed Of nv said Tucker
rs aforesaid and for general relief-and James
t1nev 1arton, as the agent of said Rehorca,
having made oath that the said John S. Tuck
er is now absent from the State Of Texas, these
are fnerefore to command Won to summons the
sa'a Jonn ). fucker, BY publication in the
Dal as Herald for four successive weeks, to he
and rersonav annear before. the Ho,or ,ble the
District court of D,llas county on the fist .5ey.
of the next term thereof 10 he holds6rH the
conrt.honse in the town Of Dallas in tbs9sSnnty
Of Dallas on the sixteenth Mond,vfsiter the
fourth Monday in March. D 1856. There and
then to answer said petition.
~ Witness, Ed. C. Browaer. clerk Of
Mf "a said couri. and the seal thereof a,
18E D'ilas-this 18th daysof Nav A D
SazN1 1856. Arrest.
Ed. G. BROWDER. cPk c. b c. reg
Came to hand May 2yth and ordered n be
published for four successive weeks in the Dbl
rs s's'' UUIEytisa ss es,iss
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NEW AovEaTrsEMnNTs

SPECIAL NOTlCE.-The Magyar Of Dat
he, having ihs Jurisdiction ~ justice OF tie
Peace. will hud courts r the trial of riyil cases.
On tho Third saturday In each month, at hi' Of
hoo. lEUl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
Notice 10 Carpenters mid Con=
fI:ll1OES

VOICE 10 Carpenters ana Con-
tractors.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by thu
~ undersigned till l2 O'Clock II oC August 4tt
1856. for building IL Court Iiaise IN thia place
the building to be completed by the first day Of
June 1857. The contractor will be reluircd to
give bond with gold security in double the
amount of the bill upon the li6nd being approx:
ed by the committee and the contrirt signed, the
County Court will advance the 6un of five hun
dred dollars towards the building.
A brief statement of the plan is 40 follows
The building to he 40 4 40 feet two stories high,
the first story IA feet pi CHI. and the second 10
feet the roof to be lipcd, with caves ON all sides;
to have three doors and nine windows in the first
10 = 10 glass the first story to have but onr.third
h"ored. The sccond story to lave twelve windows
Il lights 10 4 ~ glass, to be divided into four
y 90 ny. partitions framed and cei!ed Oh one side
two plain straight stair cases the Judges bench
plain and elevated 3 fl above the floor !; four jury
Foxes, plain box style The framing to be good
sawed lumber, Of sufficient size to make Il sub
stantial building tho floors Of ordinary pine
flooring; the Notwithstanding Of the usual kind !;
the roof of shingles. the caves to PROJECT twelve
inches and finished with plain boxing no ceiling
except the pa. -itiIns above.
A plan and specifications can be seen in the
County Clerk = office The work ak to be done
in plain, neat and workmanlke style.
G. p. HOLLIS, R,,Idno
w. DOUGLAS, G ou''a.s
j. II. TORBETr. '0"'"'''''
Wardsille, johnson Co.. Texas,
May 90, lS5G-No 2 vol 5;3t.
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Just Received.

A LARGE supply of Linseed Oil, Turrentine,
~ White Lead, Bulls Sarsaparilla, &c., &c.
all Of which we vii! sell low
SAYRE e THOMAS,
oS:tf Druggists, Dallas, Ter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

4 t the April term of the County Count Of Ell
~ lis Cou,ity and State of Texas, the under.
signed was appointed Administrator of the
estate Of S. B. Stnnett deceased; All persons
having claims against the estate will present
them properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by LAW those indebted to the estate
by ndte or otherwise will come forward aud
make immediate payment. ,,~....
WIN. HAMILTON.
Administrator
Waxahachie May Goth 1856.
2:6t. Print, fee 500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
Johu Haneo,k as he appear d in 1852.

One who saw Hancock in June 1852 re-.
lates that ne had the appearance Of advanced
age. He had been repeatedly and severely f.
ficted with govt, probably owing in mart to- the
custom of drinking punch-a Common N nr NJ.
tice in high circles in those days. AS recol.
lected at the time, Hancock was nearly six fee,
in height, and Of thin person, STOPPING little
and apparently enfeebled by disease His
manners were very gracious, of the old style,
dignifed complaisance. His face had been
very handsome. Dress was adapted quite us
much to the ornamental as the useful. Gen.
tlemen wore wigs when abroad, and common.
lycaps when at home. At this time, about
noon, Hancock was dressed in a red velvet
cap, within which was one of fine linen. The
latter was turned up over the lower edge OF
the velvet one two or three inches. He wore
blue damask gown lined with silk white
stock, white satin embroidered waistcoaf,
black satin small clothes, white stockings, and
red morocco slippers. Ii was general prac-
tiee in geuteeI families to have tsnkard OF
punch made in the morning aud placed on a
epoier when the season required it. At this
visit Hancock took from the cooler standing on
the hearth full tankard, and drank irsthim-
zEsll and then offered il TO those present. His
pagewa splendid, and 6eeiatsis not Gus
~ ,-4Lx<-ss< y NJ - -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
latest ARRIVAL
Ar
GOLD Il DOYALDSON'S.
New Spring and summer Goods

TRY GOODS--Osnahurgs drill:ngs. denims,
~ brown "A and A domesirs Choctaw
stripes, Prints (new stylcs), ginglamn, apron
checks, Gottcnades, gloves, mitts, hosiery. hand
kerchiefs, Buttons. whalehine, hooks AMI eyes,
&C., Sc..
LADIES' DRESS GOODS--A grca. yaric,
ty; il part, of silk tissues, French lawns. print
ed ,jaconett miislins, Organdic muslin, printed
bcrage, faFltons, iacoaets and Swiss, plain, is.
ured and dotted icohett edgnss and insertions;
Swiss cdgings and insertions; S~ias sleeves and
collars. Swisu collars together with II variety Of
cause and silk trimmings, embroidered chimi.
settles, corded and dimity skirts, trimmed STRAW
honhets, trimmed fats, satin and velvet ribbono,
&C.. &C., ,..r 49,,
BOOTS d SROES-Sien's calf boo,s, Mems
calf and kip brogans, women s brogsns and hcota,
russell hrogiins, boys and miSaet brognns, &c
CT OTHING-Linnen pants, cottonade do,
linneii drill DO; dlpacca, dub detc and liunen
coats.
HATS--Men's silk, Panama f0gho.n and
straw hats; boys' chip and palm hats; mems ct.
ter fur, Russia fir. ahd wool hats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
THE STATE OLE TEXAS.

To NE Sheriff OF Dallas Corn,y-Gree,ing:
WHEREAS, VIM. M.Lennrl Of the Coun.
" Of Dallas aud state Of TexaS, has Filed in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District court Of
siid county, his petition setting forth that
heretofore, TO Wit, on the first day of April 49,
80, he undertook and agreed with Hannah 5.
Simmons, for herself and in behalf Of the BAL
ance Of the heirs Of james A. Simmons, and
Joseph Simmons, Catharine Freeman, Caroline
Simmons, Alexander Simmons, Mary Sim
mons and Hahuah Simmons who reside IN the
county Of Lincoln and State ofTennessee; and
William Simmons and Carroll Simmons who
reside in the county of Benton and State of
Arkansas To obtain certificates and locate
their lands in Peters colony: iha, he afterwards
obtained sad certificates. located said lands
and has received the patent therefor; that by
contract he is entitled TO the location q. the
said Joseph as one-third of said land, for his
locative interest; and he prays that it he set
out to him and the title vested in him by de-
cree of the court: and the Plaintiff having
made oath that the defendants reside beyond
the limits of the State: these are therefore to
command YOU 20 cite them by publication as
the law directs to be and appear before the Hon..
the District rour, of said county Of Dallas on
the LIST day of the next term thereof, IN be held
nj the Courthouse in the town of Dallas on
the 10Th Monday after the 4'h Monday in
March 1856, then and there to answer said
pdt'i"n.
,.43z'zzs> Witness, ED. c, BROWDER,
Sr. ga Clerk of said court and the seal
&SS-zlSSy thereof, this 30th day Of May
~SLEM2S/ 1856
ATTEST. ED. C. BROWDER Clerk.
D. C. D. c. TEX.
Come to hand June lst, 1856
A. C. HAUGHT, Sheriff D. C. T.
Bv W. CARTER D putty
To Hannah S Simmons, the heirs of james A.
Simmons, Joseph Simmons, CalhaJ3SaS Free
"'n", C"rnli'.n Sins.ass, 4 leaoaS MN ,wana
Mary Simmons, Hannah Simmons, vss 'Ss'illiam
Simmons and Clrroll Simmons; you are here.
by cited to appear rs ahnsp directed
A. c. HAUGHf Sheriff d. C. T.
June lS56-3:4t BY w. CARTER Dy
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EsGssocrRfMIs'

Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Rice, SOda, SaINrG'ns, Mack
crcl. Pickles, &c, SC.
Punctual dealers are tho kind OF customers
wanted, and those whd pay cash will find it to
their interest 10 buy Of us.
Country produce that we can readily sell. will
be taken in exchange for goods aud liberal prices
allowed.
ELLETr s DEAN.
Dallas. May lS5G.--j0:f.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


.@~N~~~~~-~-~~>~>~ -@>~~<><>T>s>--->
New Spring and summer Goods,
=, Just 10 Hand.
INLET & DEAN are nav reeeivin; their
IL NEW and VARIED STOCK Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS; purchased by one Of tho
firm expressly for this market, and e'n'is'ing'
in part, of
GENTLEMEN's GOODS;
Ready Made Clothing, Linnens, Cottonades.
Cloth and Cassimcr CGa,s, Pants. Vests, shirts,
Hats, Caps, Roots. Shoes. &C., &C.;
LADIES' GOoDS;
silks. Bcragcs, Laccs, BOhinetis, Tarltons,
Ribbons. Edgines, Braid, Bonne,ts (silk and
s,rlw,) Shoes (saite-, KIP and kid.) In fact,
many other very handsome. neat, and durable
species of the latest styles Of ladies' Goods too
numerous 10 mention.
We warrant to Please the ladies if ihev will
call and examine our Stock. limo purchases are
made no charges will be entered, Wcinyi.c You 70
come and examine for yourselves before purchas.
ing elsewhere, as our selection cannot fail to
please you.
We are also receiving a fresh supply Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
gsocERtnIs;D3

Coffee, sugar, salt, candies, Tobacco. crushed
ahd powdered sugar, soda. alnm. aalmratus indi;
90, starch, pickles, pepper sauce, vinegar, elaret
and swce. wine, pie fruit, candy, lemon syrup,
table salt. fresh oystcre. cigars, mnckarcl, rive,
molasses, dried apples. whale and lard oil, lin"
aeed oil, white Leila. tir lead, rettifed whiskey
p,ach bf,ihdy, cogHac braildy, Sherry and Aiadei,
IN wine, FFeitIi hFandy in battles 8 \ 10 and
10 II glass. matches, buckets, .bsoo'ns, tubs,
cocoa diptrrs. Sc
HRBWlRE-.A general assortment In this
SADDLERY- Brides, hiaisingalcs, wei
feihs, crpppers, girths, circingles, bride leath.
els, daddlc wallets, blind br;dles; moss blan kets,
hogskin collars, fly nets, weh'Hlg; idics and gen
temen's saddes. Carpet bags. &c,
Together with niEny other articles too hume
rous to mention, which will lie sold on as ia.
yorable, terms as, any other house.
CASH GUST MERS will meet with in
durements not heretofore otfered--G title cheap
er Than tie cheapest at
Guild Il DONALDSON'S.
tjaIlon Nav 10 lS56-5l If
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

TAKEN UP by Isaac vanhoscr, and posted be-
fore J T Rayel, Justice Of the Peace for, Pre-.
cinrt No 3. Kaufman county, ono sOARkL
ARE, hetwesn - and 10 years old, l5I lsnae
high, sumc saddle marks Maid mare has year
ling stud mule colt, Sorrel both appraised 20
$40 by sam, Jordan and J u Gillespie. kauf-
,nau, May 4, R56-523t'
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Administrators Notice.

Ward,lle, johnson Co.. Texas,
MAY %, lS5G-N0 2 vol 5:3t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04
NOTICE.

IlY orderof the Probate Court. I will, Offer 70,
~ sale on the premises on the25th Gay OF Feb
lruary, 1856, two undivided eighth parts OF the
following tracts Of land belonging TO esther
Longstreth, and one undivided eighth part be
longing to- David Longstreth. and one undivided
eighth part belonging to Harrison Longstreth
to-wit: Situate in the township Of Salem, in the
co uniy Of Meigs and in the state Of Ohio, Range
IS, Section S. in the Ohio Company'spu purchase:
Lot no 7 agreeable to survey made by Aaron
Stiyers, and for more full description reference
may be had to deed on record an the Recorders
Office Of said county, made by T. Montague to
John Lonsstreth, containing eightyseight acres,
more orless. Also one other tract of land situate
township, county, state, range and section afore-
said, and in the Ohio ,Company's purchase it
being Lot no 6 Of lot and survey made by Aa-
ron Stiyers, containing about one hundred acres,
more or less, for a more particular description
reference may be had 10 a deed on, record IN the
Recorders office of Meigs county, given by Jacob
Cook 70 the heirs Of John Longstreth.
Conditions Of sale, one! third in hand, ohe-
third in twelve months, and the residue in two
years from the dy of sale withinterest; secured
by mortgage on the premises. ANN n. ,,s56
~ MARY L0NGSTRETH.
Guardian Of Hes ther, David and Harrison Long.
streth. g a11 by N. Simpson. AttylSi
Jan 22,66.---5On5w ~ !! i-,l.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04
/. SHEFFIELD STORE.
n 'DAssE ses'4. la SHARON.
n i. M. DAVIS 81 CO.
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XH
aa Front Street,
ex
and Wholesale
a S low ss you wn P.
ana De Lanes CsShmere vve Gnghams Prints nd Aas Of A
Chensete Fancy Silk
SFsncyIN
SIR Mbet
.
n ssa
M would ppd y will sell Good
anne Cn Ga Prints and Dry Goods Blchet
advance We not the habit ihtS
almighty Doan Our motto profits
on hand manufacturers I'M DAvlS& ee.
6-n50m 3FNrsf
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Weare compelled, for lack Of help IN tue
Office, 10 issue a half sheet this week. Ar
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"hrSt4sN ~ os;i !, rs,t
C6nsiderabIe rain had fallen. hu, the sgri-
cultural prospects were good, The mining ac-
counis excellent. No Senator elec,ed. and
la,le pr, bability al q choice being effected.
Af, FSo.eawas .he American esndide'e.T Z
Nq1 hge''ael i'pn ogfegohi slnsSsi i''s 'ppss W
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

Z
50 assigned 70 the tastelal Al q Landscape
hardening engraved plAnssoi gardens. ~ every
lstle, aad adapted to the pecuiafities Of dinefen
orders OF afchitectrre. hesnttfxins I'VE WORK.
Engraungs Of new fruits, new flowers, new
vegetables ore !lustsatfa and deserted as sooT
as tnelr' respective QUALITIES can be deterNlnsd q
forming the most complete aud elegant Manual
OF Rural Husbnndty ever attempted.
AN experienced corps Of Prac;iical wntets'
seven IN number are engaged 70 MI us Columns,
Il contains seventy large pages, and Is printed
on the finest pearl-sprfaced paper' manuactuF-
ed expressly.
Tsaas;--,s2 per annum, payable -invariaoly IN
advance Fiity cents commission on each SUB
seriber allowed to those who act as AGENTS.
,pOQ VIII be distributed at me end q bpe year
among those who send US The twenty largest llsts
OF SUBSCRIBERS. These premiums VIII DC paid IN
cash me hrst premium VIII be Sooo.
similar notices. voluntarily contributed by con-
temporaneous puohcations:-11, !, a....- "a. !,
Inc nortlculturai heYiew ueseIses l, ine 1 most
liiDeiai patronage. IL Is not on'y enlnen.ly prac-
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me most elegant ana useiui oook OF tne klno
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

SHERIFFS SALE,7-By virtue ~ n or
Oider Of sale to me directed, from the Court Of
Common Pless, Of Meigs county, Ohio, | will
offer at public yendue at the door of the Court
Houss, III Pomeroy, on the 2Sth day of February,
Al, d. 1856, between the hours of 100 clock, A.
NJ, and u O'clock, M. the following described
real estate, to-wit: tract Of land lying, in
fraction No. s, section No. i'd, in township No.
sand range No.1l5, Of the Ohio Comrany'S
purchases beginning 81 rods east of the north
west corner of said fraction at N. Maikham's
north-eas corner,, thence east to Washington
Foiden's northwest corner, the nee south to the
south line of said fraction, thence west to N.
Maikham's9 southeast corner thence north 10
fireplace of beginning. containing lO6 acres more
or less. Sold as the property Of fAndrew Fo.den, ct
al; at the suit Of Robert Folden. Appraised al
$3.50. a3ai 5'lo u. v. SMITH. Shetiff
IN Ian 22d. 1885 wh - -