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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
From Tue Alsans journal.
Reunion pr Friends in Heaven.

B. n = 4
\ we ade g;rt abolltswish shadow
& Npthiig8 here is sure
1 SunshEn d'tr The greeneSt meadow,
PassipE clouds obscure a,
iFsifese night briggs foulest morrow
Joy isEof prelude TO sorrow.
s4Fa1seAood.dwells in fa;rsstI feature
Lies ate CLOSED with art
!. TJuthEoits .4fea rein toughest nature
NLho cRnrsad the heart?
H That We. set4sais only seeHing.
That w id we are but dreaming.
Life ahd death strangely mingled;
I'll Blossoms hide the grave;
Each from 9schean searcebesingled,
81, They such likeness have.
I Life t6 DEATH is ever giving, ;.
DNngIseenltth truest living.
Whenlihe Rinelis sweetest blowing,
Plague istinIits breath; ..
Y NiseA Says have no knowing
or taie.llore ef Death,
That greatestken. hedeepest hidden,
Cometli 70 MS oftnnbidden,
Yetare lights ofheaven Blending
With the shades Of earth;
Death lis eyermofe ascending
~ thelgatss pl Birth
Faith can peer beneath the curtain
h And the dpllbtfalis made certain.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
.;sIll..ist.' fIIaIng.
flashing Pa

tEa as4 tegSt9tt nShtAc III ius 1913 42
Il We find the following in a,1Iexchange
spaper. II expresses our sentiments on q
subject which deserves more attention al
this particular time than is given itby the
press
/ was not pleased with a paragraph
which | read to-day in paper of extern
sire influence and high moral tone. This
exceptional paragraph plainly intinaates
that HE Pa, refuses his consent to his
daughters marrying the man she loves.
then She is justified in marrying Wilhout
k'his consent, ut any sacrifice
| is 4that girl capable Of scouting 10 her
husband 4 Ifeof happiness who can 50
liar forget. or IGNORE. bef moral obliga-
lftions Is her pdfent gs6to outrage his feel
sines when he is NEST soiicitous for hel
limelEares? sk
She who, E1flsItotsee her duty to her IA.
lther, WiH'soot lose kecnness 81 vision ii
reference 10 llerI husbands happiness
I|wiiae ii conflicts witIiblier inclinafiaias--
80 matter what the civil law SAYS about
Iit, her pobligaiioa to RECORD lier parents
Ifeeling is as binding how as it was let
wear, prexious. Aud theman whocona
lels the violation oflhcse feelings, love
Ithaagh be be, III nota SAFE depository FL
Ifwen1an's beart.s III a84
We have known many to aet on tht
suggestions which this paragraph gives
and in after lifes eitlierdomestic bitterness
d;s.r,,e.t fi,t4,s.Sl tliair iiyastto call q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

The REroRr CouRTEou Hon. Alex.
H. Stephens. of Georgia, was once run
ming for Congress with an opponent Of
unusually large stature, and on the stump
one day The discussion became exceed
ingly warm. Whereupon the lasge man
said to. Stephens. who is small and deli
cate
Why. I could button your ears back
and swallow you whole. fsir"
To which rude remark Stephens re-
torted /: 8s.
q And If you did, YOU would then have
more brains in your stomach tlian you
ever hid ID your head ~
The laughter which followed effaetu-
ally dissipated The ill-humor which was
fast gaining ground.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

The originasion Of The term, tha First
Family &C Virginia.. IS thus explained
BY an exchange In the. early settlement
81 that Stale Il was found impossible 10
colenize it unless women went there
Accordingly, d ship load was sent out.
.butAno planter was allowed 10 marry one
Of them, until he had paid one hundred :
pounds OF tobacco forher passage. When
Tie second ship load came. no one would
pay more Tran seventy live pounds-foT tho
matrimonial privilege. exeept,it were a
very superior article. Consequently the
descendants Of all those who were sold
tor one hundred pounds Of tobacco were
RANKED as first families. while those who
Br9hght but seEentyffv pounds are now
ranked as second families: and the rea-
son why no one caheyer find any Of the
second families, Is because you CAM get
| a Yirginian D. admit that bis mother only
brought seventy FIVE pounds Of tobacco.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

Is The latter part of wise mans life is
taken up in curing the foilies, prejudiees,
and Inscriptions he had contracted il
the former.sI
Although men are accused for moi
knowing their weakness, yet perhaps a
few know their own strength. VI
A wise Frenchman remarks that we
may count that day lost which we have
passed without a laugh.
Milton objected to his daughter study.
ing languages, because, he said that one
tongue was enough TOR aSwornan.
Laws penned with the utmost care and
exactness and in the vulgar language
are often perverted to wrong meanings
then why should we wonder hat the
Bible 1850 /?
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
!
Love and Fame.

s8sff5f "a Il III s{sssea--49,gE fs ssf F5s 44ss
PIT IL. T. TrcKERANAs.
IL Givefmetthe boon efiore!
h ask no npPre for fame
TIa lg,orNs nro,,Iest name
Wlywdke i fever ;,,stbe hiaoa
1 CrEaalnn Ill., sn;r,t t.i nov 1'oi' "
I ~ Il = + ,vtestb s ,ubass ,s.,As .b.,, :, !.
4 9'ovI mir srs,,' hrag - + II ~
Give Ime thetb boon Of love
AIpe pen g 8 fs need IS vain
Than bordss Il ricbast train.
It'd ra.h9r Iehp mon 4 breast.
Reknahsiya II NV own. Y,
iran III navsIlig nj gorgeo,,sIv
T1on Il Il thglv thfoae.
Lkelthd Chaldean sage 8z
Z Fame WofE sl1 siiofe Il. i. At.
per NIX u j ! z y,.,, s,or,
q Bst<f;n abei5 yesY I,sat. .ensbrine.
TheF vbi arias af Love .' "
ken !, ~ thSI boly aana. which onee
'Iabms ii II 4 f.h,4t tse ahoys. ~
: - -
GiyeEmsl The boon Of love
RenoHyn is hni 4 breath,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

"a beautiful thought IL suggested IN sAe
Koran - Angels, 10 the grave willinot
question thee as to the amount Of wealth
thou hast left behind thes: but what good
deedsihou hast dome wilhelm the woflsl,
.tolentitle theeftn alseat among tic blest!''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

Prentice wishes that the individual who
inverted what was called The sTaying out
nlaehinerys f9r the Niagara and Aga
memnon, would get upia listie machine
of this Sort, 10 be used ID The case efaEe-
rY newspaper sabseribar, l III 81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

b Daring an examination. "a naedicai stu
dent being asked the question NYlfsn
does nlortifcati6n eusils?l replied
AFi hen You pop itbe.q question and are an
.sRered4+nQ. ,4t.s. IL q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
a. Q. RAILE.!
i,aRKs u N osAl.E,v..,5.

4 Al fsI}REwl PARKS & JOHN r. Mf 9sELEi
Z ~ hagkng catered into a neFslip p, ~
tAt purpose NJ Irsciisfn LAWN the Clfculi
ara County courts pf Kanamha, = nd IN Tag
Client Courts Of logon, Boone and Roane
a@iEl heres ftsr reg latly attend those Courts
'sAit bussir3sss entrusted % their care will re-
eeivs pro ART attention.
q v iie on tll@lother Of the FRA can always %
fsdnh durfhg 5sisiness hoiis II their office
IN yef,s u Row i'm the town Of Charleston
#5 5C I'D rlestonI Oct. Ii S56t s;g1afi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

| A lady, at her marriage, requested the
clergyman 10 give ont % be sang BY the
choir, the hymn eomms1cing
IT, This Is the ~aysIlong have sought
And mournea beeanss I fountF ii not.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

& FoRESs1o ELoouENcE. Gentlemen d
the jury; suppose ti1atsone oil you wal
dead, what would you thinkiif you wers
is seeSone Of your children walking along
the streets Of CIaEksrille, and bee athl
boys pointing the finger Of scorn athiml
and Saying, There goes The child Of n,
fnther that stole ham fg
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

There IS i RabbsRicai tradition TINT
Che flrDhs Of God d surrounded with
Che paTsst snow. put Of which iss.anggsIs
fashion themselves the pure and ETHEREAL
bodies IN which they are clothed when
they visit the lower world. r - E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
RRAp Is HouR ! DAY.-Tilefs vas

REAR As HoUR j DAYs--Tisefe was
once Tail wko, at fourteen. was appren-|
1iced to al soap boiler. One dc his Iesos
fations WIS is read an hour 4 day. Of, AT
least at that rate, and heliad an nd silver
watch, lefs him BY. his anele! which he
timed his reading by.1 He stadl seven
years with his master, and whep he was
twenty he knew al much As the
young squire did. Now let us see how
much time he had to read ii. III seven
years. At tic rate OF an hour DAY. Ii
would bel TWENTY-FIVE hundrela fifty
FIVE hours, which at tie rate of eight read
ing. hours a day, would be three hundred
and nineteen days equal to prty-6ye
weeks, equal to eleven months /; nearly a
years reading. That time spsnlinl treas
uring up useful knowledge, would pile
up very large store. / am sure i il
worth trying for. Try what you cdn do,
Begin now tIs E5Aas
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

Sheridan said beautifully, woman
g6sefR us; let Is bender aiiem perisets:
ItI4e more they are enlightened. So much
more shall we ba. s0aetha eplsigatioslof
their minds depeqs the waisdom.of men
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

II never. wonder to see men wicked but
/ efeTi wonaer-to See them not ashamed.
Dean Swbt lpE.ssd ilsis
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

Woman have more power ii theit lookk
than men have In their laws, and more
power ID their tears lissd nisn bSre To-
their Judgements !,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

Our BoSo22 lis there 4 singleipdiyid-
nal on the face Of the earth. short Of lis
ease, but what is good fer something,
properly circumstanced ? Not ole
Many--too many, are rendered useless
from false position Of society NO III
dwiduals therefore, can BE- blamed for
SUCH lliE
Whom the Persian poet Hafz, WAS
asked blythe philosopher. Finds, what he
was good for, he replied
. of what use is.a aower Il
"A flower Is good to smell. " replied
the philosopher.
Then I am good to small it7 said
Hafx,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

II il from The depth Of our haTnility
thatltte height 81 our destiny books tho
grandest. .l ltf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

whit IRE Tie clief ends Of man ? ask.
ed i school iescher Of his pupil.
u He'd and feet. Z MAS the reply
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
Il. y IRGINI IA, II tuesday, NOVEMBER l6 1858 NO. 3d..
IN Ed RspIy.

\ a naive deacon. named Hagop, nov
has the charge Of lie Protestant sArmen.
ian Church AZ Frebizond, in Asia Minor,
as there is no naissionary3there.
q Mr.. Wheeler. of Kharpoot, says Of. This
man that he has !. good abilities an ex-
ce!lent judgement, good k4owh9ge 81
the Bible, and a pleasing address.
70 show his shrewd quicknes ID re-
ply, he relates the following anecfote d
9 Some years since. the deacon was
employed By an English merstanlile
house in Samsun, and was required ID
work On the Sabbath. This he refused
To do. Ills employer used allRIsis ingen4
uity TO convince him that twas Necessary
and right to do SO then.
sWhat.t" said heTone day, h. mass
fall into q pit on the.Sabbath day, does
not esea the Saviour say that il is right
TO phil him out
:. CeFtainiy,n replied Hasop 3. but i
an ass las 4 habit of going eu{rg Sabbath
and falling into the same pit, Then his
owner oagi.t either 10 fill up tie pit q
sell that ass y 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

EEAh editor down sodtli sass Ri g either
head and ears i'll love. OF else he's cot tlls
cdlics--he scan.t.teiIlwHici he is not cer-4
tain which he tasted last kisses pr sweet
n0fak oesl 3zss- IS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

10 ret rid cf sa,sothe quarters at their
fun value, drop them into The coDtribh
Itipn boz % Sunday, - IL passes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

& "a negro driter 4f 4 doach Id Texas.
stopping tq,get some water f5rthe yong Ia
dies ii the carriags being asked what he
stopped ioE replied = y
am Watering my flowers
A more delicate compliment could bot
hays been paid:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

Tim K Asuros. lIa'an; your shawl Is
dragging inSihe mud.
sWsll suP2oss i is. isH 4 Z ths FASH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
Picking un iChins.

Once there lived pocrorphan girl in
Madison with some persons. whose prin-
Eeipal use for her was to pick up chips,
Day afterGay this was her, cltiefiemploy,
tnenti for Il long time Atieagth she was
sent to Sunday school by way of VARYING
lherfocelIpation and perhaps 10 give her /
Standardization. After she had bAen
there perhaps two or three Sundays. Of
tong enough to hear that God made her,
one tho sclrnol-teachers began to cate;
Ichisa her Ithuss: f if5s 81
Tsacaer--s Who made you ~
Lstlle Giixl---ss'sE God. ]" 81
IsoeAer--" What did God make yor
for r. 4Es
Lille Giri-sa#To pick UP chips
q Ofconrse she could notreasoaahly al.
sweT angthing elise, for5she had aneyel
baen put 10 any other use, ana she wogls
forever haya4eInaihed Of this same opin.
ion perhaps, if she had remained sur
rounded by the same circumstances. w.
For tliisreason spme nations viii remain
EEforaagesiin the ssryitude ofatyrant. Be.
Gauss they may never have had an oppor
Eitunity Of knowing anything else. or bay
ling it.not being progressed high enougE
to understand anE thing elsesIp siio
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
4 Atone ofthe customary school exam,

nations an urehin was asked II
What is the ciiefuse Of bread?
4 To which he replied with an archness
that implied what simpleton you must
be TO ask such al questiop4~'To spread.
butter and lasses hponii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
ii MEDICAL AND DENTAL.
DR.. WATKINS s son.

DIR. WATKINS s. SON.
HAR. JOSEPH r. WATKINS viii be. III FL
ID n tire, associated with me in the pfa;iee
ef medicine. Al calls TO the country will be
promptly and regailafly attended ID Within,
WHEN not professionally absent Office one
door below the post office:
III Jhre Esd, 1858. Al IT. G. WATKINS. .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
tf. IL. TURNER,
A Il TOR n i All IA ".
93 id Commonly ealth,s Attorney

lEI1 n ron JAcksoN eofNTE, 9.
IL Il = Wili ntacsice In the Co.irSs ofIIacksoa
H MsaAa NIL Rnane and The Inlssd Ssaffes
H 4 auiTs at Charleston VA.
H + 3E aSs-4J ackson e. Al. w. 4HveuTt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
KENTUCKY LlME.

I'M uRWELL C FORD. having besli sp-
sD appointed as agents for NUNS Ken
tncky Lime, are at3the public service To
furnish smaIFor large Quantities dc the
same. No use I'd recommend. Give it a
trial. II stands on its ewn goodness.
Price, PER barrel, at the whaif-boas, PIT
PLEASANT q go. AL orders will meet
lffbaapt attention.
Ia PIT Pleasant. june f. 1885, yenstf il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
LAW CARDS.


Iaw NT0t1ce.
al6. Al sIlLEk. "a - S-ts.,
MILLER & NEWMAN.
Asiofney At Law, Kanawha u. III, va.
fIsHE undersigned ia ye 81
ioI the practice Of The law iii Inc Conn
TIES q ha nav ha; Logan, Boone cabeil, Put
nfn. ana hhso I'll o nd viii regularly attend III.
Epurts OF said Counties sA q M
/ Their address is-.st Miller 4. Neun,ar 4.
Nanawha ~ H.. Virginia, 1 and their Office Ii
Chariesto nshext door below the Sleriilss osfice.
taie same now and lately occupied BY s. a.
Ailliet, Esq ss, -.S, "A. MIELER,
i 49, Q. NEWMAN.
Il HAVE transGerred all the unfinished Id
y siaesss oE MEG gmas & NewmaD 10 Messfs.
Miller q Newman, who viii attend Il ~ Nh
CLOSE The same, and take pleasure in recon
intending those gentlema to my did clients
and friends. and the public generally, as Al
$.9faeys aECounsrllors deserving their conf
i'dsncs ami FlpatTalage. DAViDEMcCDMAS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16

n Ii rs. RQCK---formetay Of The Maiden
I'VE Housea KanawhaI Saiaes--bas removed
TO TIE large nd cdianlodious Brick House, op-
pesite the Old stand, where she is pFopatsdi 10
eHeterfa N the travelling uhtic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-04
CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1858

peace, tnd that their finalty is but poisoned
chalce returned to their own lips They now
| find that their only safety consists in fiinging
the draught from them, and in denouneino
publicly, and before the world the organ of the
very administration to which they stand no less
| publicly committed, because Of its war upon
the very man whom they deserted in the hour
Of his utmost need So Od;ous have the fnali-
ty and the organ become to these men.-to the
people, and to the Democratic papers of Ohio,
that if either Of the Lecompton Representatives
running for reelection in Ohio should be res
eued from defeat, II lriH only be because he has
fTGHseeHded his Republican competitor IN 0pp0s-
ing the arOrt- institutiOns ofthe present nGfion-
al AdmHistrGtion-the EHglisk Bill and The
Washington Union.
ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
We have never yet had a trial Of Lecompton,
ism in Pennsylvania Our last election-that
which took place in October of Is57-resulted
in the triumph Of VIM. F. Packer, who stood
broadly and squarely and publicly upon the prin-
ciPle of Popular Sovereignty, which principle
he afterward manfully reiterated in his inaugu-
raj address. But this is the first election in which
the distinctive policy of the Administration has
come IN issue in our State. Not only the pecu-
liar policy of the Administration in this respect
will be involved in the result, but the new idea,
lately enunciated, that the President is the prn-
ciple and that the Administration is the party;
that all creeds and All platforms have passed
away, and that the Cabinet and the powers that
be shall make our creeds and reconstruct our
platforms. All this will be in issue In the days
Of Gen Jackson the great motto which immor-
tallzed his Administration was, "The Union
It must and shall be preserved" This motto
has now been changed into "The President
he must and shall be sustained" Pennsylvania
IN October will be called upon to decide wheth-
eI she will prefer to sustain the doctrines which
have made the country prosperous, or TO desert
these doctrines for the purpose of sustaining
the President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-04
NO. 238.

ment of Federal patronage Now, although it
Is probable that these appliances will be used to
an extent not heretofore known, yet, if there be
any virtue and intelligence left in the Republic,
1t Is impossible that any Presidential ticket
which may be nominated at Charleston can sue
coed. Even Black RepubIieenism in its present
enfeebled condition (enfeebled alone by the he
roie efforts of Mr. Douglas.) would be able to
triumph over such ticket
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-04

NEw CEST.-Ihese new coins will be an
improvement upon the nickel Patern- In place
of the eagle VIII be an Indian head surround
ed with the words 'United States of America"
with the year Of coinage, and on the other side
an improved wreath with the national shield
surmoun.ing the word ''One cent" The coin
will be somewhat tinker than the last edition
with deeper die.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-04

FIRE.-on Saturday morning about half-Past
three, FIRE broke out in Duncan's soap and
candle factory, on Canal street, near Webster's
oil cloth factory. Loss 5000. insured for
$1,000 in the Eta Company. Mr.. Duncan is
confident that it was the work of an inceDdiary
as the building was almost entirely free from
fire on Friday. The loss falls heavily upon
him
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-04

FOREsT GRovE--A race Is expected to come
off at this course this afternoon between "Can-
ada SAM" the winner Of the stakes on Fri
day last, and "Roan Red" for purse of $50
mile heats in harness, best three IN FIVE.
Tomorrow afternoon Honest Billy " and
''Ncd Lawrence viii be matched for purse oi
$500, mile heats, best two in three.
It's rumored that Floral Temple" will be
here shortly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-04
THE STATE Of OHIO, ; In the Court
IL Cuyahnga County, S. OF Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR DOVER.

y
J snes CuluinehanI-
The above deendants who residents Of the State Of
gust lss the sad plaintiffs fled their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas % Cuyahoa County. Ohio asking
sall 80! Stle, - NlloM OF 9al9N blooAs,
seized during coveture. 10 vii:
Situated IN Brook IN township, in sail county and
Beginning at the northeast Of lo q; thence
south, lot line, 70 lands "Ohce Now, owned BY
samuel Boes y and t9l00 chails; thence west, said
Bollesi land, land owned by Jared Williams; thence
nurh said land 70 the center Of The road LOT line.
thence 10 the place of ming containing - and y
conveyed 10 Da. I'd zeF, ID November lisa. and
Whch is described as ioows situated iot 81 beginning
iheuoe s0uh the line Of lot chains and links
George Deckets north line; thence west, on
chains ard 81 lnk 20 the cgnre Of he ad thence east
chains 4s links 70 the place oi gnnlg Ais, except
iug dssc he'd part Of lot No a hounded as sur
nor-wesi corner Of NJ Brok's land the Of The
road stone; hence east. 10 the center q The rad
thence west chains and links. 60 the west line OF
Brooks and h8uce n0h. Williams east ilne, y chaius
and Is Inks % ths place Of bnnin and conveyed %
The other of said pieces Of land Is described as fol1s
part Of lot No No. c. sad township and county and
AaI Cush an ou the ZIth OF August, ISL decided 10
William Austia. and on the center uf the tur tece
sgh along ne center % 'Re 5s 1 wSSrt aVS Ys5, y
thence easteEy 10 the n0r heasery corner o. sid hoo
house; southery TO the land OF Job Brainl I'd;
drawn NAV IN ersect the line of william Austins
being o the same coarse; thence along said Austn line
westerly the place of oeainning containing about Of
sad detnssntsa are aso further no,ed that unsss they
appear and aid De within sixty days after the
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vail apply tbe Crt 70 take lhe matters q The petition
confessed and decree acoordinsiS L PkESIisS NJ IS
au3o Solicitors for Platntras,