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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-11-06

PENsYLyANIA.---The full. official returns of
the late election in Pennsylvania loot up as
follows: Supreme Judge: Read 1851
Porter, III 09G. Canal Commissioner: Fra.
ger, loG ,620 Frost. II! 1886 Read $ maior
ty over Porter, p OPP; Frazer's majority
over Frost, % PSI. The total vote at the late
election IS C,0lo more than that polrd for
Governor in 1857.
while the official returns of the State ticket
show majority of about o7,0Q0 against
Porter Tor Supreme Judge. it must be rcrnem-
bcied that the Congressional vote is Il much
more emphatic rebuke of Lecomptonsln and
we shall not be astonished if it will be found
to exhibit majority of at least $4,000
Strictly speaking, indeed. almost the entire
vote of the State was cast against the Eng lish
bill iinallty, Tor nearly every Democratic cam
didale for Congress publicly d, clarcd against
1t. Naturally enough the Kansas question
was not so much regarded in voting for State
officers as III the election of congressman
Thus, in the Bcrks district, Schwartz. anti
Lecompton Democrat, was elected by nine
teen majority. while Porter ivcd more
than four thousand majmty. In the Chester
and Delaware district the majority against
Pol'er is but 3,S43, while the combined vote,
of Hickman, antiLeconpton Democrat, and
Broomall Republican, is 3G7 greater than
that for Manly, Lccomptonile. In the
Schuylklll dis.rcr the majority for Porter is
GOI, while the combined vote of Cake. anti
Lccompton Democrat, and Campbell, Peo-
pie $ nominee, is e $50 greater lhan the vote
cast for Dewart, Lccomptonite The Con.
GreSSional vote in other districts is tquallv
significant, as the returns fully indicate.
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MORAL CHARACTER. There is nothing which
adds so much to the beauty and power of
man. as good moral character. 1t is his
wealth, his influence, his life. 1t dign-
lies him in every station, exats him in every
condition, and gloriics him at every period
of life. Such character is more to be desir-
cd than everything else on earth 1t makes
a man free and independent. No servie tool,
no c'ouchlng sycophant, no trcacherous
honor seeker ever bore such character. The
pure joys of truth aud righteousness never
sprung IN such BOSOM If young men but
knew how much good character W ould dig.
Nifty and exalt them-how glorious it would
make their prospects, even in this life, never
should we find them yielding TO the grovel.
ling and base born passions of human nature.
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KICKING Conscious sometimes move
their feet from impotence or resllessncss. and
sometimes kick for the same reason ANY
inroria.le and prompt inhction of short,
quick punishment, will soon cure them. They
dislike to have their teats jerked and if when
ever they kick or step, this infection ai,rays
1ns'auty foHo,rs, they will soon cease. 1t is
Of the utmost importance that it be always
uniformly severe, not irregular, and never but
once performed for each repetition of the fault
CoNntfN GsHNlMQN.
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VALUE OF READING IN "OLDEN TIMES"
In the days of Jack Cade Jew could read, ex.
ccpt those who were actually in orders. or
educated for that purpose so that if a person
was .arraigned before temporal Judge for
any crime, (the punishment whereof was
dealh,i he might pray his clergy that was
to have Latin Bible in block Gothic char
acter delivered to him, and if he could read
a passage where the judge appointed, which
was generally in the Psalms, the ordinary, or
his deputy, who stood near, said ie.n at
cleric"S, that is, he could read like clerk or
scholar, and the criminal was acquitted as
being man of learning, who might tlclfore
be useful TO the public; if however, he could
not read he suffered death. This privilege
was granted in all Offences, except high tr,a-
son ard sacrlcge. until after the year 1880 ::
and 1t was carried to such an extent, that if
criminal was condemned at one assoc, be-
cause be coad rot read, and was reprieved
to the subsequent assize, he might again
claim this benefit. either Al that time. or un-
der the gallow's tree. and if he could then
read, he was pardoned of which there was an
instance in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
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C~Skeletons of men ten feet high have,
been discovered in burying ground about
mile north Of Winchester, Randolph county,
Indiana. Near by is an old fart, including
thirty-six acres Of ground within the fortif-
cation. The mound in the centre is about
twenty five feet high. while the fort or
breas,work is only about fifteen feet
Directly cast and west Of the mounds are open
spaces or Gateways, around which are other
.cIts.
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MAN VS.. STEAM Man Wins.-The Buffalo
Courier says that some time since match
was made between Captain Beaman. of the
steam ferry boat Cyenet, and Mr.. Staley. of
Grand Island, for forty dollars, that the latter
could not pull boat from Grand Island to
Black Rock while The steamer was going the
same distance line miles. The match came
off on Wednesday, and resulted in favor of
Staloy. The distance was accomplished IN
one hour and thirteen minutes, and this
against four luiie current.
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The average excess ofeXperses
of Circuit Court, expenses in
cidcnt to courts and criminal
prosecutions, and expenses of
elections over the years 1856
and 1857,
The valuation of slave sent to
the Punitcntiary,
The amounts provided for this
year to pay for work on roads,
&c, prior to 1853, for balances
due road supervisors OF 1857,
and for balances due on
bridge contracts,
The amount levied as " Expen-
ses for New Roads," for which
We are not responsible,
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A GRlCULTURAL LINE. Chester Valley
~ Lime, by the car load Fer sale by
il ) SIifi@
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Making an a2greg gate of

In addition to the items enumerated above,
and entirely unusual in an Annual Levy for
this county, there are the amounts levied for
the support Of Public Schools, $9,524, and
for onc-tourth Of years expenses in ad-
vance, So, 500
In determining the amount of this last
item we exercised some discretionary power.
The recent Act of Assembly requiring this
levy seemed TO contemplate provision. by
estimate, OF one-tourtA ii tho entire current
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Gss4 ~ CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
91z@5EW We have on hand at % North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south of New York. all of the latest fashions and most
approved styles The public are invited to call and
reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT l. o'CONNELI.
80 Repairing done t the shortest notice.
pnroo
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Nnblit SaIfs.
BY CANNON & MATTaExyS
H. VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES

Es; VhLOADLE COTTON FACTORIES
uaMI Al AuCiIoN.-By virtne of deed of trust from
- W lillian Mason, and Others to them dated ON Tho
18th day Of February 1856 and among the Land
records of Baltimore county, the undersigned viii sell at
o'clock, F. NJ at the Exchange in the city of Ratmore
ALL THOSE VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES, situ,
ated In baltimore county Gwynn's Falls beyond the
villasG OF Franklin, and known as THE POWHATAN
AND AND PoCAHONTAs FACTORIES, together with about
THEE IRE HUNDRED AND NINETY -sEvE EN- ACRES OF
Ian ID, and all the MACHINERY, FIXTURES, APPARA-
IuS, WATER RIGHTS, BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENTS
&c. appertaning thereto About hundred acres of
the land are in high state cultivation mostly in grass
The POWHATAN FACTORY is 5 stories high OK stone
and ~ brick about 1855 feet long and As wide
u feet inches diameter heavy cast iron shafts and
ianges There is a Steam Engine 40 horse mower buiIt
~ Mells Miller; large fue Boilers in good order The
%cnery in part, consists of Willow and SpreaIer in
or d hre proof Buildings so Sc inch cards with heads
tai ing, flyer Speeders; English do list do con
Ring SnDd, sp9dles, Grinder Frame, 16 Frames llO
chine Ia h 6obhin Winder, 80 SpindIcs Bang Ma
ING Mn Duck Looms, 2S Osnaburg LOOMS Warp
t S1l. mas Just undergone thorough repair and 10
FACTORY ia Oh fn new machinery. The POCAHoNTAs
nigh and has two water-whees usin% t t ]
SION Inc upper one nearly new Il feet diannt on &C.
gearing, S3,Ooo The lower wheel is iSk Gt in Iit
ny y long, heavy wrought iron shaft and ca+ a
Ihere is also 10 horse power steam engine bniIt h Ia
mead The machinery consists in part =, Ii W ny zen
spreaderS IS 3O-inch Cards with heads heads Of ~
ing, List Speeders 20 Bobhins l Grininr T u' w,
Spinning Frames, 2,496 Dead Spindles Rim, ne' 20
$50 Spindes, Spoilers 200 Spindles Bobhin W vs.
~ 4pihleS arplng Room and Furniture complete Mill
dI1ing MIL Beamer, &c As Cotton Duck Looms li.sht
and heavy; heavy Caendering Machine &C. &c - '7''
me water power is unailing and ample, and tho dam
one oil the largest and best in the country.
there are about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE DWFT
Including dwellings for Managers, Stone Church
School House Stables Dry House, Fuc House and Bnnr
Tor heating Mills, Cotton House, Waste House &c
Trustees. ~ " ''i vi t''e
,b ~ OF te FACTORIES will be given 10th July and
they are IN condition to be Immediately carried on The
crops on fireplace will be off by the present tenant
for whom the privilege is retained -
the Mills 49, fN' VII aPlcauoh III
me terms oil sale cash and tba hoI
ance in six, twelve and eighteen months. the crct @
eS 10 Dear interest and be secured by approved notes
ST. GEO. W. TEACKLE,
W. A. TALBOT,
, Trustees
my31-ts An to; 70,
ahn,.n .-1.-- =. MILL, -.
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EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
IL JOHN REESE, President.
II. P. DUHURST, Secretary.
Corner of South and Second streets. ap6-tf
ENRY A d. ID | f. r,
LII ms TRANCE AGENT
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
CORNER OF GAY AND LOMBARD STREETS,
mr1q-tf Baltimore
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BY ADREON * co.

d. TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of
E' decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
Undersigned, as Trustee, will offer for sale public
auction, on the premises, WEDNESDAY, the Both ay
of June, at ~ o'clock, p M
The LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES following:
Beginning for description of the same on the north side
OF orleans street at the distance of sixteen feet eastey
from Canal street, thence running eastery on Orleans
street fourteen feet thence northery sixty feet to
three feet aey thence westerly along said alley fourteen
feet thence southery by straight line to the begin
ming.
This lot is improved by n good DWELLING and Ia sinh
Ject to an annual rent of twenty one dollars
Terms OF sale-One third cash. and balance in and
eight months credit payments to bear interest and he Sc
cured by notes OF purchaser endorsed satisfaction of
Trustee. s. MORRIS COCHRAN Trustee
JelO,2aw&ds ADREON * CO. Auctioneers
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by WILLIAM HAMILTON.
- - TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIJTARI r.

tfs:;;I IhUS1 EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
hilu LEASEHOlD PROPERTY.-I will, in pursuance of
general order of the Court of Common Pleas in re-
Iation to lnsolvent debtors, sell the premises on
THU RSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1858 at o'clock p NJ
ALL THOSE SEVEN SEVERAL LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the city of Baltimore lying on the west
SIDE OF Carleton street Beginning respectively 13k
pr, "'a 40h 6l, 73& and S54 feet North from Clay
street each having uniform front Of II feet uniform
width OF II feet and uniform depth of 65 feet and sub
ct TO an annual ground rent Of $50 payable half yearly
The three first, counting from Clay street are each i'm
proved by THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING just
hnshed and the other four, each by like dwelling not
entirely finished.
Terms OF SALE one-third cash, oneird in six and one
trd III twelve months the credit payments bearing inter
ana be secured by notes endorsed the satisfaction of
i. NJ RENNNI
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~ r EAT SALE
~ ELEGANT MARBLE WORK.
] will sell WEDNESDAY MORNING limo ood
commencing ut 10 o'clock, at the mandatory o. az
Baughman, No 2O9 North Howard street. near Madison,
WITHOUT RES ERNE,
the largest and elegant collection Marble Work
ever offered at auction in this city,
CONSISTING OF
LARGE AND ELEGANT MONUMENTS
TOMBS, GRAVE STONES &c
OF EVERY DESCRIFTION
ALSO,
variety of Handsome MARBLE MANTELS, &c
call the special attention OF persons wanting such
articles, as seldom favorable opportunity offers AS
every lot will be sold without reserve, &c
Terms Of saleS1G0 and under, cash. S1OO DAYS
with interest and approved security.
S. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
je16-ts No. 81 Baltimore street
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ftH BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
I3li ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI-
+41s MORE CITY the undersigned as trustee will o,rr
for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises on MON
DAY the 2lsT DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at 3 O'Clock, p NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES
fronting on the southwc side of Pennsylvania avenue
between George and Bdde streets 81 feet inches or
uereabout with depth Of about 100 feet-mprOved by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING;
also by shop and Coach Factory the SOUTH
recently occupied by VIM Morrison beginning therefor at
the northeast corner Of lot leased by Paul Ruckc to
Melchior VAIL
Terms Of sale, ethird cash. one-thrd months one
third months, with interest and approved security
GEO. X. CINNAMOND,
Trustee.
SAML IT, COVER,
my31je7,1421 Auctioneer
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n EMOVAI.-W. HENRY JOHNSON

nEMOVAL-W. HENRY JOHNSON
III, has RFWOTED FROM HIS OLD STAND, No.
60 70 No 70 PRATT STREET, one door Vest Of GaV
stst where invites his friends and the public give
him n call and examine his stock of SEINE TWINE,
Gill TWiNE. COTTON ROPE, COTTON LAPS COTTON
YARN CARPET CHAIN, LAMP WICk, WRAPPING
TWINE Flax Hemp, Broom and BOttng TWINES Rus
STA and Mannilla CORDAGE, CORKS and CORK WOOD
BRooMS, BASKETS, PALS, TUBS, CHURNS, MATS
BI,ACKING, &c, &c, at Wholesale and Retail
SPINNING WHEELS made and repaired.
SEINES KNIT and HUNG to order NAL -3m
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BY GIBSON 4 co.
POSTPONED SALE
1Ts..t VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

IE;. VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
helu SEAT FOR SALE AT AUCTION
ax The subscriber will offer for sale at auction on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 22d inst, at 5 O'clock on
the premises, beautiful GOTHIC COTTAGE, with about
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND, near the York Turnpike
three miles from the city, 'fN'
rms property part of "Chesnut Hill" and in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the country seat of W. W. Spence
ESD and Of the RESIDENCE of the subscriber The Cottage
mas just been finished, the site being in fine Grove of
ForeSt Trees which contains about five acres the remain
ing portion of the land, being in grass
Ihe ou SE which has been faithfully built contains
iour GOOD rooms and large kitchen first floor with
convenient pantries five chambers bath room on the
second hoor and three good in the attic with eel
lar under the whole building
There are several good Springs very the Cottage
with abundant facilities for making Ice Ponds Mt a slight
expense. The location is noted for its healthfulness
Further description is deemed unnecessary as persons
disposed to purchase will of proDerty
The approach to this Cottage is by finely gravced ave-
nue. from the east side OF the old road adjoining the
property of Mr. Spence The subscriber will take pleasure,
IN showing the house and grounds those who may visit
him at his residence
Terms will be liberal; made known at sale.
JOHN GIBSON
Chestnut Hill.
Jel5-dts GIBSON & Co, Aucts
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Inc Undersigned, attorney the owners will offer
NJ punlc sale on the premises, TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, the I'D day of June O'Clock an undiyJad
half part of about eight SQUARES OF GROUND frontinr
on Jefferson AcEldeTy Castle, Chester and ChoptaIk
ana comprising over three thousand front feet ~
ing east OF Paramount and north of Fayette street
Terms of Sae-One third cash; balance at six and
Twelve months, with interest from the day of sale
~ A flag will show the place of sale
ALBERT NJ. BROWN, Attorney
Corner CORTLAND and Lexington streets
- ~ CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
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J. SHAAFF STUCkETT, !
S. TEACkLE WALLIS ! Trustees
FRANK II. STOCKETT J
jeS3aw3&ds GIBSON & co Auctionecrs
H. ~ by VIRTUE on A DECREE on

f!..:f BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
HfiVI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
- passed in the case Of Bremen ct al rs Mcpherson
and wife, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
auction, on the premises THURSDAY, the LIST day
of July next, at O'Clock ?. NJ
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. OF GROUND in
Baltimore city, situate the northeast side of Ross
street. twenty-five feet north weStwardly from Lanvale
street. and fronting Ross street fifteen feet by deuth
of one hundred feet TO alley The improv are
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING of recent erection
Ground rent i37. 80 per annum.
The terms of sale onethrd cash the day Of sale
and balance in equal instalment and six months
with interest, to be the satisfaction of the
Trustee.
JOHN STEWART Trustee,
o. SO st. Paul Street
N.Y. laW3W &dS Isl GIBSON & co. AuctionrrrS
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Chestnut Hill.
Ieiou's GIBSON x Co, Aucts.
o. o.. TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY

fF:@f TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY
HRlu VALUABLE BALTIMORE STREET PROPERTY
: by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
baltimore city the undersigned Trustees will offer at pub
lie sale at the Exchange, No 10 South GAY street on
WEDNESDAY, June Both, at l O'clock p. NJ the follow
ing described property viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROV EMENTS
situated on the south west Charles and RaIti
more streets fronting 80 feet thereabouts on Ralti
more street and running back ia feet or less to an
alley This lot is improved by three story BRICK
BUILDING extending the entire depth of the lot and
now under lease to Garfield, Bro Co-the lease will
expire on the first of September, 1860.
ALSO THE ADJOINING LOT OF GROUND with the
Improvements thereon, fronting so feet hereaous on
baltimore street, and running back feet more or less
rms lot IS improved in front by three story and attic
BRlCk BUILDING, and in the rear by Il three story
BklCh WAREHOUSE, recently built The lot is some
twenty feet wider in the than in the front The.
property is under lease to Robert Moore Rro-te lease
Will expire ON the LIST November. 1865 The above lots
and improvements will be sold in fec more particular
description of the property is deemed necessary as
any one wishing to purchase examine the premises
or apply to the Trustees
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are one
fourth cash, and the residue in six twelve and eighteen
months from the day of salethe credit payments bear
ing interest from the day of sale interest TO he Maid
semi annually, and the payment of whole to be Sc
cured by the bonds of the purchaser with surety or
sureties TO be approved by the Trustees
j. SHAAFF STOCKETT)
S. TEACKLE WALLIS Trustees
FRANK II. STOCK EFT J
4S ltrNk-
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ELY BRUSHES.

EL.Y BRUSHES.
IL Those in want of Fly Brushes will do well to call
and examine these offered salethey are the hest in t
market warranted not to shake pieces as the com
mon will do For sale wholesale and retail IN
reasonable terms, by
A. H. REP
AT the Iousekeepers Emporium
{e12tf 2S7 p,l,;,.l.'
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ftsa.t F OR SALE.
#iij very commodious and well finished DWELLING
11aN HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE 1t has
all the modern improvements and conveniences having
been built in the last few The being DESTROYS
to sell, will dispose of it the reasonable terms
Apply at the Office of the "Daily Exchange ma25tf
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Goutation.
T AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
IL AT CAMBRIDGE MASS.

I AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
IL AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
The Instructors in this School are
Hon. JOEL PARKER LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHILUs PARSONS LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor.
The instruction embraces the various branches
of the Common Law, and of Equity, Admiralty, Com
mercial International and Constitutional Law, and the
Jurisprudence of the United States. The Law Library
consists of about 900 volumes, and works APP
they added and effort is made to render it
complete.
Instruction is given by oral lectures and expostions
land by recations and examinations, in connection with
them,) of which there ten every week. Two Moot
Courts also holden in each week. at each of which
cause previously given out is argued by four students
and opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor
Rooms and other facilities also provided for the Club
Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practice in de-
bate and acquiring knowledge of parliamentary law and
proceedings.
Students may enter the School in any stage of their pro-
fessona studies mercantile pursuits, and at the
of either term in the middle other part of
term.
They liberty select what studies they will pur
tanments.
six weeks after the third Wednesday in July, is divided
into two TERMS of twenty weeks each, with vacation
six weeks at the end of each term.
During the Winter vacation, the Library is opened
warmed and lighted for the of the members of the
School.
Applications for admission for Catalogues, or any
further information, may be made either of the Profes
at Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass, January, 1858. [d6t 1aw6m.
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"NUs m II Fayette strt
BY f. W. KENNETH * co,
H. TRUsTEE'sSA OF PROPERTY

O. SALE OF PROPERTY
I'LL IN FEE SIMPLE In pursuance of decree of the
circuit for Baltimore city, passed 10th June 1857
III cause wherein Robert Howard and Joseph c. Wilson
were COMPLIMENTS and A. J. Mcguire others were de-
cndants, the undersigned, Trustee offer for sale
at Merchants Exchange, No. 10 South Gay street on
EpN ESDAf July 7th att O'Clock, A LOT OF GROUND
III baltimore city more particularly described follows
beginning on the line of the north side of Fayette street
at the distance of 81 feet 6nches westerly the corner
formed by the intersection Of the north side of Fayete
street and the west side Of Chester street. running
thence westwardly binding the north side Of Fayette
street. lUl feet inches to the side Castle street 80
feet wlde as recently opened thence northwardy bind
ing on the east side of Castle street. 1913 feet easter
y parallel with Fay cite street. 1O feet inches to inter
sect line drawn northerly from the beginning parallel
with Chester street thence reversing said line so drawn
and bounding thereon southery 123 feet the place of
beginning.
The above property will he sold in fee.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the third
cash on the day of SALE and the balance four and eight
months thereafter with interest," the credit payments to
he secured by notes. endorsed satisfaction of the
Trustee. CHARLES MARSHALL Trusteo
+. W. BENNETT Il Co..
je10-3taw3wIds. Auctioneers