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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16

Size UBd Price z d.scccs. rom 50 to Is cents
botne HGmmoad's LINN ut-thc best Lniment in
and that is used by Physicians we'll as the
people The label hears the certificate some Of our
bes physicians and citizens. Al orders from merchants
and others addressed TOD O. Hill, Worcester Macs viii
receive prompt attention
@ Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
j. Q. HILL, Apohecary,
myl2 dawu Worcester, Mass
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DIR. TOURTEILnTTE.

ID r N L l s rs
1es special attention to diseases Of the gums and seh;
sso general practice surgical and mechanical Office
100 an street. formerly occupied by his tutor aud friend
Dr. VIM Newton, (now of Oxford) to whom he is permit
ted to refer. Over Citizens Bank, Worcester. dass
VII diff
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MRS. s. Goodwin, an experienced and success
midwife holds hertel In readiness, day and night, TO
ettendthe duties Of her profession 2esidence 10 Austin
Oet21 DIFF
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ATTORNEY { COUNSELLOR At LAR.
No 2l5 Main street,. Worcester, Mass
nyou
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Hair Ornnmcmf-, Breaatpins, Ear Rings, Brace.
let's, Necklaces, Vesf ard Guard Chains, braided and
mounted with gold order Persons having hair of de-
censed or living friends can have It preserved In a
ana t,siefu manner by leaving with
COLEMAN 4 PUTNAM,
arog ar No. 3 Amerean House Block.
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BleCtroaC hemicui BnFhs.--The proprietor
of the Worcester Water Cure would announce 10 the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
theoe baths.
u orceatpr. Jan -. 1885. ar
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4. 8. MAY r. sss},
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
au3o 0mcc No. I Central Exchange. dtf
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A. 6. RANDALL.
aTTCRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
NO. PIP, Butman Block,
Je Worcester, Mass, W t&dtf
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Wholesale Manufactured OF
AIDES, MISSES, & CHTLDRENS BOOTS SHOES,
both se@ed aud PCgged Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner Of Union Market sreetsa few steps East Of the
Exchange Eotel, Worcester. Mass.
apI7 div
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. Els Mnsu Street,
az WORCESTER, MASS. dam
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% p q g. 0 o d $ !,

~ p q g o o IL S i!
Can be houghtas usual of u.s. at less nrica fbon o,.
where Having made extensive purchases the past and
present month"; We are able to display larger a9d more
seasoaoS s'ock than any other firm in Boston, as We
nave purchased our goods soon as imported and m
advance OF the season. N s"U N
10 those who have heretofore patronzed us we need
"ly say mat We are prepared to show them more ex
tensve stock than before; but for Inc 6e,sst 49,
VINO are NOT acquainted at establishment we viii
mention few Of the articles to be found there; wa
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SILKS.

We have just received large assortment of silks Of
last steamer. e1' ~ 'no
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e.. 3 NICHOLS, M. D.,
H ME- PATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND BEsmEEcg J12 MAIN 81. OFFICE HouR
FRou TO g. AND TO O'CLOCK P. NJ
Worcester, Oct 90 1853
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DIR. LINNELL.
NJ &c P A THIsT)
WIN meet his Office patients hereafter from IL and
to P NJ. NO q VVoInur 81
Worcester May &c. 1856 diff
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
A splendid assortment of Curtain Damask,
PAINTED CURTAINS & FIXTURES,
And all kinds of goods usually found in this department
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from SIC to SO. SUI 41Aii'y'
ram Black siks of every make and brand from ESQ
to 81. Also, the Engsh Crown and Bischoa,s SILKS
%arrahsed not % oreaz or crack Also few pieces Of
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SEaaHylsI

Cashmere Long and Square shawls, all cUors centre
Stella shawls, in all colors and qualities
"oosh Long and square Slagls, of Scotch and Amer
lean manufacture, all Of which will be sold less than tbpv
can be bought in any other house in the city.
HELVET CAPES, CLOAKS, & TALMAS.
We have commenced manufacturing our FAN STYLES NJ
these goods and are ready display the latest sryeE
Silk, and Broadcloth. 1855 'AA'
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

HOUSEKEEPING GOODSll
VI every description for family use Brown and Beacbad
DaMAsks, Brown and Blesched TABLE COVERS an
shss ana prices Embossed Piano AMI Table Covers
WHITE LINEN Bos0Ms, al costs; also. a mil as,ort.
ent OF White Linens, Bleached and Brown Cotons AM
wiuths nom to q yards wide. hrst rate article Of
In all widths and qualities. Plain and Tsiled Colo,sd
fisnnels; embroidered CURTAIN MUsLINs from I2S
70 Toe WHITE GOODS Of all descriptions
is impossible, ia limited space to enumerate Int
small part OF our stock and invite purchasers 10 can
ana exsmine for themselves, goods will be freely
shown by polite and obIiging statesmen.
~ Ladies will find better selection and at less prcea
9r desirable goods now than later in the season. after
e more desirable goods are out Of the MARKET and va
advise all to give US an early c. H.
HALL, DAME, & COMPANY,
40 Hanover OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o..o,,
Opposite Elm Street (under American House).
Boston, Sept IL, 1856 dsr,
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Sc A. GOODNOW,
wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, $ ~ o ES, and RU BEERS
2l3 Main Street, CUP steirs)
WORCESTER, MASS
Particular attention given to orders diff mchs
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DRESS GOODS

We have In this department stock surpassed bv nons
In quantity, quality, STYLE or price - A'@'
We have TIL BETS Of every shade and col,r e.. W
&c 81 so per yard Ly0nese Cloths every color from one
to SIC Plains Striped, and Plaid PoPLINs o. late i'm
prtatons, and Of every conce gabls sye and oualtv
Satin Stripe Mixtures Of Nohair new srtjcIa ad &
desirable, All wool, Raw silk, Gala, aud Union Piaids
slall assortment, Printed VELVETS aud OAsHStER es
LOT morning wrappers, very beautiful desgns'
WOOL DELA!EEs, Plain and Printed. We have sjso
gooa Fa styles Dehsnes plain and Printed) for I2le
per yard Also beautiful styles Of PRINTS (warranted
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DIR. J. M. RICE.
OMce No, 4 Harrington Block,
an Corner Of Main and Front Streets diff
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People VIII Be AstOnisI4ed, on visiting -
al ber'S Clothing Hous eH!!
To find how very low they can buy all kinds of
CLOTHING,
And especially THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN COATS, VESTS, AND PANTS,
OF good material, and fast rolors at SOC each
This sale will continue at these extremely low prices
until most Of the goods sold and all see this no
ce, and in want, will, Of course, before purchasing
elsewhere, call at
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. Lincoln House Block,
Formerly Worcester House Block. tt
NorTce. EDWARD t. WARDWELI. is this dsv
admitted into copaftnershp with the subscriber in the
Whole ale and Retail Clothing and Tailoring business
W ici viii be continued at the old stand I6S aud no
Il co. " - " am
The subscriber desires to tender his grateful scknoI
edgemeuts for the large patronage which has hitherto
been bestowed upon his establishment aud he would he
leave to solicit continuance Of the same
Worcester, Aug. I, 1855. A p. WARE.
a. P. WARE & CO.,
NJ e r @ HANT TAILORS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Also, dealers in
Cloths, Ta,lOrs Trimmings, Furnishing Goods. &c..
At Wholesale and Retail at the
ONE PACE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
i68 s. 40 Min Sc, w Worcester, Mass.
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ONE PkICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
I63 s. 40 Main Sc, Worcester, Egoss.
The above establishment is now being enlarged and
improved, aud will present proved external attractions
combined with greater internal conveeuces to cores
pond with which very large, brilliant and superior
stock Of goods is in store and in process of manu-
acture 1t is the intention the propretors by the e
tent variety, and superiority Of their stock low prices
courteous attention to the wants of their patrons strict
integrity, and fair dealing to give their establishment
position and character which will eotle it to universal
confidence, and an extensive and liberal patronage.
Inc + "ADY-MADB Including The B5ysO DEPART
n bNE VIII be found to contain very large attractive
and superior stock Of CLOTHING enbfscng every style
Of garment now 10 vogue made IN from a very great
Y1:isty OF qualities and styles OF fabrics.
change has been made in the CUSTOM DEPART
n hNI It being ow under the charge Of Mr.. T. STE
NENsON, late with the Messrs. Brown and it may suffice
10 say that no pains viii he spared render this depart
ment IN all respecs perfect and satisfactory 1t will be
found 10 contain extensive and very desirable stock of
PIECE GOODS, adapted to every style and grade of
garments to which will be added all of the styles of
beth foreign and domestic fabrics as they appear
II market. A. p WARE& Co
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
- No. 1ls Main street, Worcester.
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GENTLEMNN'S
YOUTHS, AND LITTLE CHTLDREN's
c L O T II I N G
OF every desirable grade, for
FAIL und winter Trade,

Herbert Hall.-The FALL SESSION of this
Family Boarding School for Young Ladies, will OPEN on
MONDAY, Sept 10. Apply for admission, or catalogues
to N p BENT, Principal H. II.
highlands, worcester, Sept. 1856 deod2W
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
PATAPSCO.
lone City.

The Democracy of lone City and vicinity
assembled on the evening of the 23d. of Aug,
and organized Club, with the following
officers: President, n c. F Lane; Vice Pres
dent's, Charles Walker, John A. Eagan;
Recording Secretry, A. Benedicks; Cores
ponding Secretary, james Livermore
Messrs. Livermorc, Eagan and Hunt,
form Committee on resolutions, reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted:
ResOlrcd, That this meeting most cordially
ratify the nomination of the Hon James
Buchanan, Pennsylvania's favorite son, as the
candidate for President of the United States
by the Democratic Party, knowing him to be
an able statesman, in whose ability as helms
man we repose the utmost confidence.
Resolred, That we heartily ratify the nom-
nation of the Hon. j. G. Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, as the Democratic nominee for
Vice President of the United States-a
statesman of the true Kentucky stripe and
gentleman every way worthy of the position.
Resoired That the Club organized this
evening, believing that action is necessary to
insure the success Of the party, pledge our
selves that we will each act in concert and
harmony to that end, and will act in co-ope-
ration with the Democratic Clubs throughout
the county.
SATURDAY Evening, Aug. 3Oth, SO
Club called to order by the chair After
the transaction of the regular business, a
committee waited upon DR.. L. b. Harris and
invited him to address the meeting. DR.. IL.
responded, and when he had concluded, the
thanks of the Club were rendered to him.
Proceedings ordered published.
A. BENEDICKS, Rec. Sec'y
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
San Francisco Correspondence.
San Francisco. Sent. Cd. 1856


MEssRs EDIToRs:--If there is any duller
place under the sun than San Francisco at
this present writing, / would like to know its
whereaboutsl AS proof of the entire alb
sence of all excitement, it is only necessary
to instance the fact that on Saturday last,
four hundred unfortunate individuals actually
paid two dollars each, to be carried down in
the steamer Sea Bird on what the owners
facetiously called an excursion to the Faral-
lones All hands got gloriously sea sick and
returned home feeling as nasty as they could
reasonably expect for the rediculously small
sum of two dollars!
The political news by the last steamer ap-
pears quite favorable for Buck and Breck
and we have every reason to look forward
with confidence to the result in November
The open support to Buchanan by Thomas
G. Pratt and James A Pearce the Wing Sen
ators from good old Maryland, secures that
State for the Democratic nominees, and those
who have hitherto marked Maryland for Fill
more had better not back their opinion, if
they wish to keep their financial condition in
a sound state The grand contest is between
Bunchanan and Fremont, and it is folly to
throw votes away on Fillmore. This is no
time for halfway men, or halfway measures,
and the only true course for those to pursue
who are really opposed to sectionalism, is to
vote directly against it. 1t is time that this
"nigger worshipping" came to an end; listen
to what Charles Redmond said at Black
Republican meeting, recently held at the
north: Remembering that he acas a Stare
holder, aoe could spit upon that scOundrel George
Washington" This infamous sentiment was
uttered by black rascal, at public meeting,
and no one present had the manliness to chas-
tise him. 1t seems incredible that any
white American citizen could stand by and
hear such sentiment deliberately uttered
without furnishing the libeller on the spot.
Is it not time for every man who reveres the
memory of our fathers to do what he can to
put down the party that dares encourage
such speeches as that referred to above 1t
is disgracefull VIII Amador endorse such
sentiment? No,
~, A
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

The Democratic voters of the several election
precincts in Amador county are requested to meet
in their respective precincts on Saturday the goth
day of Sept, 1856, to elect delegates to the afore
said County Convention, which assemblies at Jack
son on Thursday September the 25th, for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for the following
Offices Two Assemblymen; one Clerk; one Sheriff.
one District Attorney; one Treasurer; one Asses
sor; one County Surveyor; one Coroner; one Su-
perintendent of Common Schools one Public Ad-
ministrator The representation as fixed by the
Democratic County Convention of May 18th 1856,
is as follows:
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
Ohio

Those of our K n friends who boast that
Buchanan stands no chance in Ohio, are re-
ferred to the vote for Governor in that State,
last fall, as given below:
Chase, Republican. ......... lac, ,54l
MeGill, Democrat. ........... 131 ,091
Trumble, Know Nothing, 24,3l0
Recapitulate, and the figures stand-
Chase over Medill, Is, $50; Chase over Trim
BILE, l22, ,33l; Medill over Trimble, l06, ISL.
From this it will be seen that Fillmore is en-
tirely out of the ring in Ohio; whereas there
is an excellent prospect that Buchanan will
carry the State triumphantly In 1854,
the Democracy were defeated by 73,767; in
1855, by only 1880 Democratic gain in
one year, 5s,2l7l Yea, verify, there are many
things more uncertain than that the Buck
eye State will wheel into the Democratic line
next November.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

AccIDENT.-We regret exceedingly to
state that Mr.. James Holmes, of Pine Grove
vicinity, had his leg broken at jackson Tues
day last. He had taken passage for the
Democratic meeting on the wagon drawn by
ten mules and while assisting in the repair
of broken wheel, just before the process
ion entered jackson, met with the accident.
Mr.. IL. is a sober, industrious miner, and wor-
thy citizen We understand that his cir
cumstances, in a pecuniary point of view
are somewhat Strengthened; and we trust
that he will be properly assisted during his
confinement
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
Democratic County Central Committee

j. A. Wishart
Is our authorized travelling agent to procure
Subscription, Job-work Advertisements DC.
NIr. L.. II. Fisher
Is our authorized agent in San Francisco, for
procuring advertisements, and transacting other
business.
Gardiner Il Kirk
Are our authorized Agents in Sacramento, for
procuring advertisements, &c.
VIM. Cook, Lancha Plana,
Is ourauthorzed agent, to receive Subscriptions
Job-work. Advertisements, DC, at Lancha Plana
and vicinity.
II. III. SkidmOre.
Telegraph Operator jackson, is our authorized
agent. Orders for job Work, Advertising and
Subscriptions win be promptly attended TO.
Tas- Mr.. GEORGE LovEIAND, of the News Depot
Indian Diggings, is our Agent for that camp
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

FIRE.-The house of Capt. Joyner, on
Mahala Flat, together with its contents, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon last
Capt j. was absent, and had been for two
or three weeks. We presume the loss was
not very considerable.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
Fiddletown.

The F'iddletown Democracy are up and
doing. They have organized Club, (the
names of the officers will be found elsewhere
which already numbers over eighty members.
The Club meets every Saturday night
Know Nothingism is fast dying out in that
quarter of the county, of which the ides of
November will bear ample testimony.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
A. BENEDICKS, Rec. Sec'y

UPPER RANcHERIA-At the Democratic
primary meeting held at this place Aug. Both,
Mr.. w. A. Knapp offered the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we do most unanimously
and heartily endorse the nomination of
James Buchanan for President, and will use
our utmost endeavors, by all honest and
honorable means, to secure their election to
fill the highest trust that can be bestowed
upon them by the American people
Resolred, That we look upon the Demo
cratic party of the present day as the only
national party now in existence, eschewing
all sectional or factional policies, and believ-
ing in no prescription in either religion or
birthplace, but entertaining the most liberal
views towards all who support our Govern
ment, its Laws, and its Institutions.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
Go on WITH THE Coon WORK.

Go ON WITH THE Coon WoRK.-We have
already received notice of the formation of
six Democratic Clubs in Amador county
This is going into the work Of organization
with the right spirit and we hope soon to
know that every precinct in the county has
formed Democratic Club This is the way
to take hold of the matter, in order to
carry the county against the forces of the
enemy.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
Congress.

The Democratic State Convention will as
semble in Sacramento on Tuesday next
The most important nominations to be made
are those for two Representatives in Con-
gress; aud as an humble representative of
the mountain Democracy, we beg the liberty
of offering few suggestions
California is young State, with immense
resources She is isolated from the other
portions of the confederacy, and it is impor-
tant above all things else that she be proper
ly represented in the National Legislature
1t is important that she send men to Wash
ington whose capacity, moral standing, and
unwavering Democracy will place them in a
position to carry an influence for the good of
the State.
Again, the signs of the times indicate that
to be successful in the coming contest, we
must select candidates morally and politically
above suspicion. The people will not vote
for candidates until they are satisfied that
those for whom they are called upon to cast
their suffrages, are men against whom there
is in justice no moral or political aspertion
This. are know, is the feeling in the noun
taips and as a slight evidence to sustain this
position, we append the following resolution,
adopted unanimously by the convention in
this county which nominated delegates to the
State Convention
ReSOiped, That the Democratic nomineesfor Con-
gress should be men morally and politically above
suspicion, and that the Democratic State Uonyen-
tion should respect the claims Of the mountain
counties.
We have only to add that the time has ar
rived when admonitons such as this must not
go unheeded We earnestly hope, and trust,
that the Democracy will make such norlina-
tons as will be acceptable to the people. All
they ask for is good, capable men-against
whom there is no breath of calumny-and
with such men, and such only, the Democracy
will achieve glorious triumph.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

GREAT Britain lost 10000 lives, and so
900, 900 of pounds sterling in the Crimea
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

By order Of the Democratic Convention assem-
bled at jackson, Tuesday, I'd of September, 1856.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

THANKS to Mr.. Fishel for a magnificent
bunch of fine Los Angeles grapes. All
kinds of fruits, cigars, &c, constantly on
hand at FishePs
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

KEEP IT BEFORE THE People, That the
Democratic Party stands pledged to forward
by all constitutional means the construction.of
a Pacific Railroad
Keep 1t before the People, that the Know
Nothing National Platform does not con-
tain one line or syllable on the subject of a
Pacific Railroad.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06
VOLCANO:
Democratic Nominating County Convention.

SATURDAY MORN. SEPT. 9th, 1856.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-06

TUoLUMNE.-A delegate from Tuolnmne to
the X. n. State Convention announced that
Mr. Griggs, one of his colleagues, had, after
obtaining his credentials as delegate, de-
serted his party and turned over to the De-
mocrecy; 1t subsequently transpired that
Mr. Griggs had previously given his proxy to
one who had not turned over.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-01
Sept 9
Sherif3S Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry wrts Of Fieri Facias, tc
ID me directed, l will proceed to sell at Edgefelc
c. r., on the first Monday in October next, ths
following property in the following cases, viz:
John l.. Harmon VS. Timan A. Walker; Jane.
Rushton and others severally vs. The Same, One
negro girl by the name Of Eliza.
Hezekiah Pratcr VS. E. M. Corder and Morgan
Corder, One brown mule and one Jack Ass.
George Bush vs. L. l.. Whatley +. McMordit
and others vs. the Same, The following negro slaves
viz: George, Sibbey, Glenn and Elizabeth, Ont
horse, two mules and one Jersey wagon.
j. A. Talbert VS. Nj. w. Lilies; j. Robinson and
others vs the Same, One negro girl by the name 0
Ian.
Absolem Horn VS. Benz. G.. Ryan; W. P. Butler
and others vs. The Same, One Buggy and Harness
William II. Moss and others severally vs s. S
Boy ce One negro man by the name Of Elbcrt.
L. d. Lallerstedt vs. 4. T. Parks; Thayer &
Butt VS. The Same; Bones Sc Brown VS. The Same
The following negro slaves, viz: Lucy, Hely, Elza
and Sindy
Samuel F. Goode for j. B. Tally, Admir-. and
others, VS.. Benjamin Galman, one negro boy by
the name of Jeter.
Willis Stone VS.. G. L. Butler, a tract Of land
containing eighty-six acres more or less, bounded
by lands of a. L. Dearing, William Etheredge
Jesse Little and others.
Hartford Stoddard VS.. William J. Turner ant
Brother; John A. Cook & Co. VS.. William J. Tur,
ner, and other Paintiff's VS.. the same, a tract O.
land containing three hundred and ninety y-nne acres
more or less, bounded by lands of Alfred Hatcher
John Bauskctt, and others.
JAMES EDISON, s. ID.
Sept 18th 1856. St 36