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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22
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Black Democracy split Up.

There arc some men In the Locofoco
party Of Ohio, so distinctly seeing tho
certainty Of their doom written In charac.
ters that he who runs may read, who arc
determined to crowd their nominee, Judge
Whitman of the state tiekot il possible.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is of that class
and has said thot Judge Whitman ought
to withdraw and let Judge Swan be put
in his place. This announcement made
Judge Whitman indignant, and he imme-
di1tely addressed the following note to
the Enquirer, with request that II bo
published.
Lancaster, o., Juno 10, 1850,
I"1'o TIE Editcr Of ths Enquirer;
| have been very much astonished At
the article in your issue Of this day, In
which you say, in substance, that | am
willing and desire TO withdraw from tho
State ticket De candidate for Supreme
Judge, and to yield tie tract to Judge
Swan. You have been grossly imposed
upon if such viows have been given yot
as mine. have had no intention what.
ever Of withdrawing from the ticket, and
shall remain there as the Democratic can.
didate. You will please publish this in
your next issue. Yours respectfully.
II, G. WHITNAN.
Amer Withholding tho note for oight Of
ten days the Enquirer published it, say,
ing they did so wiih regret This did moi
have the effect Of quicting tho black de-
mocraoy, as they feared "they had rOiset
the devil by putting Whitman on the tick
Ct" Another "Daniel has come to judg
mont," in the shape of a correspondence
a late number Of the EagUirSrwho writei
as follows:
ITO tAe Editor Of he Enquirer;
l was sorry TO sNo the note Of Judge
Whitman in the Enquirer this morning
As you Justly remarked, Judge Whitman
must act "his own pleasure in tho pr, m
ises." Nobody, as the matter stand, hai
any right to control him; and as there arr
always impracticable men in all parties, ]
is probable that no good could come OF I
convention of the Democratic party I,
consider and act upon the subject unles
sanctioned and insisted upon by thcjudg
himself. But it appears to mo that goot
might come out OF meeting Of all th,
friends of an impartial, Independent judi
ciary. Unless they can be generally unit
cd, there is some danger Of the election
Of the candidate Of the Oberlinitcs."
What now is to be donel We odvis
these lovers of the black men and hater
of foreigners to betako themselves L
earnest prayer and fasting. Perhap
Whitman may induced to withdraw
f But whatever they do they should d
quickly, for the hosts of tho Republican
7 army arc daily gathering new recruit
I from the disafected locofoco party, who's
{ only motto is spoils, binding fettars o
the limbs Of the unfortunate black ma
: ~pi ei~sis,s tl.at- -Ereirn born either
: cannot have tho protection of the govern
ment of the U. S.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

IYDIaNAEr.--The name ofthe so-ealled
Democratic party Of this State should be
changed TO that of the Indignant Party.
They are extremely indignant at the con.
duot Of the Republicans of this State for
not nominating Judge Swan as a candi.
date for reelection to the Office Of SUI
preme Judge, and so great is their indig-
nation, that they have in some places,
held Indignation meetings in order to give
vent to their bitter anguish. 1.-THE Judge
had been nominated by the Republicans,
every one Of these locofoco lagos would
have voted against him, and slandered
him like set Of pick-pockets. Their pre-
tended sympathy for Judge Swan Is all
hypocrisy. = Washington Fayette Co.,
Herald,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22
The s6n1h Rend disaster.

The Toledo Blade learns that two more
bodies have been found In the ravihe neaI
South Bend where the accident occurred.
One was that Of a man about as or 5C
years of ago, Light brown hair, sandy
whiskers, long mustache aud black coat !
had on a belt with money The other
was tho body of a young man named
Campbell, from Elgin, Illinois. He was
entirely below the surface, in the sand
head downwards. =. t-.... .trs
The Mshawaka ERterpriss says that
reports arrived at that place from the "a
vine, 1.-TWO miles distant,) that another car
had been found entirely buried in sand and
water, and supposed to be filed with bod.
les. The bells were ruhg, and the eit-
zens were rushing with spades, &c, en-
masse to the spot. The editor of that
paper saw men whom he knew, who said
that they saw the vehtillators and felt the
top Of the car la frt r urH vr
On Friday morning Of last week the
body Of Miss Regan was foundin the St.
Joseph river, less than a mile below the
fatal creek. She was identified BY Mr..
Whitney, Of South Bend, (atwhose house
her mother died,) by her dress.
Pieces Of clothing were found the same
day by the workpen at the wreck, .bptup
TO o'clock +, M. no more bodies. Tho
whole number Of dead thus far discovered
is iorty-one. f4D tf
The wounded Of this accident are al
improving. The break has been bridged
and trains are now passing through be-
tween Toledo and Chica o.--SaA. Regis
tor. ae...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

The central organ of the Democracy OF
this State, endorses the CAss doctrine on
the rights Of naturaliEed citizens, The
Statesman says: "The doctrins Of Gene
raj CAss is that OF common sense, reason
and experience and il is calculated to
afford all the protection that naturalized
citizen, returning Co his former abode, can
have" That is suffieiently explicit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22
MunIty in lhe Enemy,s Camp.--.

NIunity I'm the Enemy's Campo.
Pursuit OF Rn s'AndcpendRnI
Judiciary" under Difficulties,
The Enquirer is altogether out ocpa.
tience with Judge Whitman. Itdeclares
war against him, and opens the fight with
a broadside of sarcasm and denunciation
which is intended TO do terrible exeeu.
ton on this rather too resolute specimen
Of "judicial independence" The offence
Of the Democratic candidate consists In
net Withdrawing from the ticket, in ac.
Oordanoe with the earnest wishes as main.
tanned by the Enquirer, Of large portion
Of his party. He is distinctly informed
that, ga wiser thing he could not have
done," than to turn in and help elect thst
staunch Republican Judge Swan. Our
cotcmporary closes It's assault on the
Democratic candidate for Supreme Judge
in these words;
Foremost in this noble enterprise
should have been the already-nominated
candidate Of the ID mocratic party. He
should have needed no suggestion from
friends or foe, to have taught him iohai
iOas he's daty in the premises. Instead Of
insisting with tl-iempsrsd Psrtinaeityupon
rights which nobody WIS inclined TO dis
put q4ibbiag Nth psAjoggiRg aeutsRess
about Democratic uslg s, he should have
simply sought to know what honor and
manhood IN HeiI .frsest and most generous
Development i'ough 10 do, and thGfhe tOould
hdUe done. Few men twice in their lives
enjoy such opportunities 10 earn distinc-
tion inso easy manner; and tho friends
OF Mr. Whitman cannot bit regret that he
suffered 50 promising a chance 10 90 uis-
inPro0sd."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

Recent accounts from Central Amerl.
ca say that the ruins Of city have been
discovered near Hualuleco, They cover
four miles, and embrace stone fortidca-
tons aud bastions, extending TO tho sea
Curious and rich antiquities were found
including vases and silveTinge
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

wife Is tho household" And botter still
said the Eastern poet, "a wife is a for
tune"
Our Western experience enables Va 20
add, especially when she is poor"
Then, though she has nothing, she
brings you everything, II LovRt CO..
AmoItrh) From the French Of M, J..
hnchClet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

The MAN SHOULD EARN ERoUeH FoE
BorH.--It Is the paradise Of marriage that
the man shall work for the woman; that
he alone shall support her, take pleasure
in enduring fatigue for her sake, and save
her the hardships Of labor, and rude con-
tact with the world.
lie returns home In the evening, har-
assed, suffering from toll, mental or bOdi-
ly, from the WEAKNESS Of worldly things,
from the baseness Of men. But in his re-
ception at home there is such an infinite
kindness, calm so intense, that he hard
ly believes in the cruel realities he has
gone through all day. "No," he says,
"that could not have beenj II was but an
ugly dream. There 10 but one real thing
in the world, and that is youi l
This Is woman's mission (more impor-
tant than generation evenD 70 renew the
heart Of man. Protected and nourished
by the man, she in turn nourishes him
with love.
In love is her true sphere of labor, the
only labor that is essential she should
perform. Il was that she should reserve
herself entirely for this, that nature maze
her SO incapable Of performing the ruder
sorts Of earthly toll.
Mans business il Is 70 earn money,
hers 10 spend Il: that is TO say, 70 regu-
late the household expenditures, better
than man would.
This renders him indifferent to all en-
joyment that is bought, and makes itseem
to him insipid. Why should he 60 else
where IN quest Of plessurel What pleas
me Is there apart from the woman whom
he lowest
Il d veil said in Eastern law, that ''the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

Senator CAMERoA, Of Penntylvanip,
appears to be gaining strength In his oWn
State, as a candidate for tho Prohidgnd5.
While the friends Of Gov SEwaRD are
counting upon Mrs CAnRRoN's support IN
the National Convention, present appear
ances indicate that the latter will hiih-
self be in the field, backed BY the Penn
sylvaniR delegation. Several journals bf
that State warmly advocate CAMERoEs s
nomination, and flslpoWef ii controlling
the action ofhis party there l. aoLRowE
edged 70 be very Preat. ffo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

'o fL5-The Washington Constitution says
that sProvldenco Mas preserved the ID M
ocratic party.n Charming presoryas L
makes, to DO cure Louisville Jouraal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22
SHAVEAT HOUSE, BARBIl SHOP.

NILES respectively infrrms the public that his
rhe1har shop. afipining thg shnwhHn Hausr, is
spaa a. AH houFs where Ne ~ tesy 20 give edseaHefsa
Fondshava trina hairrut, aud luxuFant shs1noonn ne
straasaaahle rates Hs kseps hand and rs.
orslisSfllhs y = he guarantee 70 ~ good
tIuaiss. A MILES.
' .e5sI . ysM .ahfT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

CoaFLAokAfioN An aHP G5In MiNEsi
The express from Denver City whish
arrived az LegyenwQrth July 81, brings
intelligence Of LARGE cobgpgtetioh ofbi.
nefiea on the Division between Cre eoiy
and Jaeksonb Dlqgines, and q VIVA te-
ported that twenty liVea were lost r.
Fiv9 bodies have been recovered ed---nalnes
not asceflained.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

Occasional" ofthe Philadelphia Press
writes
at will turn out, think, that Stephen
A. Douglas takes exactly thesame ground
against the letter Of General Cars, IN re-
gard 10 the protection Of naturalized citi-
gems, that has been assdmnd By the liber-
al press throughout the country,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22

We once heard Of adch maa who WAS
badly injured ~ being run over &c is'nt
the accid al, said he. "that I mind llAt
is'nt II thing; but the idea ofbeine raa
over BY an iniegnal s0in card makes MS
uiadHt osn a 5a ~
iara usggF us i9isa baa I.ca
.at
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22
Leonard Adams,
Lee & RreWI
ANDER STEM. WILLIAM M.JoHNs
Stem g. johnson,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
OFFICE, 10 Ielges New Block over vollrnersc 10th.
ng storsi Main street Professional business and the
collection OF all kinds 0l claims promptly attended TO-
TifBn, dec. t7th, n So. .a|
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-10
Taants.

"ANTED.-A SITUATION IN A MERCAN-
w tile House YOUTH of II years Of where he
have opportunity to advance himself by ms indus
try The best Of references given, to responsibility &c
Address Box LIZ Baltimore Post Office. m32w
NTANTED.-The present employers of a young
w of three years experience desire to procure for
business leaving no room him. Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address Employer this office apl6f
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Anaasemknts.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Steamships.

ssFa CHARLIE TON.
1H fiIe5 35ii f I$ F Eff HOTTEST
The new and irst-cIaf PS sf$saPs9iP
Capt l. H. Layield,
VIII leave spear T / Hasfl y May 10th,
at O'Clock. P. NJ, precisely.
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer are in
every respect frst-class.
No Bills of Lading will be signed after the departure
For freg or passage apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W. CALDWELL 4 son.
The Paapsc9 will leave Baltimore again on the 2lst Of
->fiFS FOR SAVANNAH,
as- Wednesday afternoon, May llth The first class
CITY OF NORFOLK,
having been thoroughly over6aue painted and repaired
Is now IN hne condition for the Spring trade, and will sail as
First class Cabin Passages5.
NJ Punctuality in her departure may be relied on.
freight passage, having superior accommodations,
VIM MENTzEIs Agent,
shippers may send their goods down at and
No bills iading signed the sailing of the ship. n2tf
csTA NEW YORK
THROUGH IN F$SFF1 a5GEs'
THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
RSRkEE$PgRG, { caps VIM i: " P gasfHn
T THCSIsS SW DAiTT Capt. Z. 7 Ramsey
aRGRGE P9 GREEkK c GaBt B Es9eR
Hayjng been retted with New and Powerful Machinery,
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier Il, n. r., and
BALTIMORE,
from Spears wharf
EVERY TUESDAY,, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAKING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
H Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
ispatch by this line.
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly for
varied by this Line free of commission
II ;NSHkANCt-oNE EIGHTH PER CENT. effected at the
Olhce OF the Line previous departure of steamers
Apply TO SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
or to H. B. CROMWELL Il co,
So WEST STREET,
nnI3u New York.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY O

Il,
BY virtue OF standing order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Baltimore city, in relation nSolvent debtors III
undersigned trustee of Samuel H. Lyeth will for sale
at public auction at the SaesrOom of the Merchants IN
change, No ~ ) Gay street. at O'clock NJ on TUES
18th day OF May following
perty and Improvements thereon viz: F
ALI. THOSE FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
city OF Baltimore, each fronting twenty feet on the south
west side of John street. witha depth of hundred ana
nifty feet to Foster alley and distant respectively one hun
dred and twenty feet one hundred and forty feet hun
dred and sixty feet and hundred and eighty feet
southeaSter from the formed by the intersection OF
the southeast side of Townsend and the southwest
John street each of said lots being subject the pay
men OF the yearly rent Of s20 in half yearly nstaments on
the LIST days of pril and October in every year.
me above property assigned Samuel II Lyeth bv
John Reese Jr, by deed dated the 4th day of October
lS and duly recorded in Iber G. E. S. No 1877 folio I53
&c, one OF the land records of Baltimore city
Each lot Is improved with substantial and commod0us
yard ' WI '' an" '''s
Ihe lots and Improvements will be sold separately
to the day of sale.
Terms OF saeThe purchaser his option may pay the
purchase money the day of SALE give or notes
with security to be approvedb by the the payment
OF onehalf Of the purchase money, with interest in six
months and the residue, with interest in twelve months
from the day of sale.
ROBT. c. BARRY, Trustee
.oe 10 -, +. W. BENNETT x Co,
Is Anrtia
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BY GIBSON ~ go
ARGEAND IMPORTANT SALE OF
- AIMS HOUSE LOTS

BELONGING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY
by authority vested in the undersigned as County Com
Soners OF Baltimore county, by act of Assembly passed
January session. 1855 chapter 2l7, sections st and 3D. they
May next at IL o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
- N"U ivy VI 'f'iNi
The following described Property appooned to Balti
viz: - ~ N'' iVP0i'J'
Sections ard Lots ' " " vi ueu ii'O
Sections and Lots ' " " Wv ''e" III"
thographic Plats of the whole will be prepared and can
pc d after the 18th of May of the auconeers or at The
once OF the County Commissioners, Tow sOntown ~
The attention of capitalists builders others is invited
70 the above important sale, offering great Inducements
for investment the property being located in BamnT
county adoinng the city, where the taxes are onehaf of
the assessments in the city ~ -
NJ The property will be sold clear of all taxes for 1889
sale va '''' way VI
Messrs Tempeman and Shipley, the County Surveyors
VIII give every information to the location division
the property ~ " ''
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4nblit Sales.
nv n w RENNETIU -

SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE gId5r, o.,
~ STOCK OF GROCERIES
The undersigned, trustee of II W Duncan, an irso,
vent Debtor, will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION at the i s,o
lately occupied by him at the southeast Of
AND PINE STREETS, on THURSDAY, the 18th of Nav in
slant, commencing at 10 O'Clock, all the valuable and
ensye stock Of TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS and other articles
constituting complete assortment for first class FAMILY
GROCERY The articles have been well selected, and are
believed to be Of the best quality
The terms of sale will be cash for all purchases under $3.50
For all purchases exceeding that amount negotiable
taken
Bids for the entire stock at private sale will be received
until the 9th instant
NELSON POE, Trustee
mSols +. W. BENNETT & Co, Aucts.
f!::t EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IliiI f;KoP5ERTT ON THE CITY DOCK.-The under
Ssss1 signed as Executor of the ELLEN b. Nc
CAV re deceased will sell at public auction 10 South
I r VAL PROPERTY bounded three sides by Block
'front.' of ~ street and Dock street. Fes Point, with
fat % W Set inches on Block street. depth of 300
eg Oh Ms street to Dock street and with WATER
~ on ock street Of 60 feet The improvements are of
pt niue value Title indispuabe For particulars Of title
ei0' " 0haIes D. NJ GWynn, No, Il St, Paul street
hlChAhD H. Pl.EASANTS. Executor
,n1o aour SO ,o,,,, +. W. BENNETT & co,
NF-N 80" N>''A AuctiOncers
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Sanktrs anS Srokers.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS & CO,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS',
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes and other
colaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loas
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking Of its depart
mentS. Interest allowed on deposits jalS-tf
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{EsAs4 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
#s,,iiiil PROPERTY ON JOHNSON STREET SOUTH OF
.AxCROSS STREET.
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Baltimor.
city, the undersigned Trustee will offer public sale az
the Exchange SaeSroom. No 10 South Gay street on FRI
DAY May 9th, 1859, at o'clock, p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in the CITY of Bal
more and described follows that say beginning
the the line of the east side of johnson street at
distance of iSfee 10 inches souhery n
Of the whole parcel of ground that was demsed by John
MOae to John Hunt by deed dated September It'll 1889
running thence sOuhery bounding the side of John
son street Sc feet or less to the ground lately
belonging to William Wright thence eastery parallel
Gross street IA perche thence northey para to Johnson
street 90 feet more or less, to nersec line drawn
from the beginning and parallel with Cross street. and thence
reversing said line odrawn-to the place beginning
The lot improved by twostory brick BIT LID
ING and brick back building and twosory brick Dwell
LING and brick back building.
The title to this property gOod-it will be sold free of all
REMEMBRANCE and the taxes and ground rent paid to ay oil
sale. ~
The terms of sale az prescribed by the decree
the purchase cash. and the balance six and twelve
months with interest from the day sale, and secured by
notes of the purchaser with endorsement satisfactory to the
Trustee THEO B. HORWITZ, Trustee
m6-eo&ds ). j. SOPER a CO., AuCt'r;
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"a REMOVALl
EHAE1 DR. GEORGE E. DONALDSON,
SFNS on r. C. V. s, London)
--7 VETERINARY SURGEON
Has removed to
FAYETTE ST, BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT.
THE DISEASES OF HORSES and all other domesticated
animals receive prompt attention and scientific treatment
Ills celebrated OINTMENT for SpavinS Spln Ringbones,
and all bony engagements Curb Distemper Chronic Cough
&C. & and Veterinary Medicines of eIry description,
ranted genuine and properly prepared all times be
had at his Office forwarded part of the country
receipt of cash.
NB.-DR. DONALDSON also be consulted by letter,
enclosing dollar, upon all diseases his
profession, when the mode Of treatment and the
per medicine to that amount will be Immediately forwarded
State the symptoms clearly and cdrey and how medi
cine to be Liquids transmitted through
the Post au1ltf
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JOHN MERRYMAN.
n = JOHNSON
MICHAEE n. MAILMAN,
County Commissioners of Baltimore co.
APPS 3aw "my23,2i,25 An
BY ADRFON & en-

dpzo5aW ny25Zl,EJ AuctiOneers
BY ADRFON X co.
fF35st SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
Aaii IN BALTIMORE COUNTY BY virtue of A power of
attorney executed to the undersigned by Henry
Bohne the assignee of two mortgages made by Christian
Hansen and wife to Ludwig Gaehle and in accordance with
the provisions Of the of the General Assembly Of Mary
ad passed at December session, 1896 chapter 1872 being an
act relating to mortgages in Baltimore county, he will Offer
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at the public saies
ROOM No. ~ South Gay street, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOoN, the 18th day of May. 1859, at O'clock
ALL THAT PART OF A TRAIT OF Ian ID called sTIVeIl,s
Manor situated in Baltimore county, thus described
beginning at asake set up in the third line of the tract of
iand which by deed bearing date the 9th day of Nav
o2 and recorded among the land records Baltimore coun
IT, in Liber g. No $50, folio 500, was conveyed by
Elizabeth Peddicord and others Caharne Owngs at
perches from the beginning of said line and running thence
north sixty degrees west, thirty three and three quarters
pecheS to the end of said line thence north, sixty and one
nall degrees west thirty and reequarter perchcs
thence NORTH thirty degrees east perccs to inter
sect the first line OF the said Caharine Owngs land al
point and aquarter perches from the end said
line then with 'ald line, south yive and half degrees
east sixty five and half perches Eckard Sminks land
then with SAID land to the place Of beginning containing I
acres of land, or less 80
Said property is "White Ground about eight miles
west CITY and about two miles of Powhattan Fac
tory The improvements consist of comfortable FARM
HOU SE and the necessary outbuildings.
Terms OF sae-One third cash, and the balance in two
equal lnstalments, bearing interest six and twelve
months from the day of sale secured the satisfaction of the
SAMUEL SNOW DEN, Attorney in fact
HENRY F. CAREY, Attorney