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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-29

Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 80 at s O'Clock p NJ
, H. Nj r NJ PHIS AND NEW Or
I4shsts51 leans U. $. mail packet lneFor Memphis and
ss1b the Bends-The iii st class packet John
Simonus captain D. r. SMITH will lake freight from the
foot oil hlrod street. and will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, or to j. H. FREIIaH,
Otice under St. Charles Hotel.
This line connects at Napoleon with packets
White and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
Ea- Adams Express carried regularly by this line. n2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
q 0cGSsess-rhm S,sas- at sallhe.

The RAILROADS OF MAssAoHUsETTs.-From the
abstract of the returns of the railroad corporations
in Massachusetts, for the year ending Nov. 30th,
1858, prepared at the Office of the Secretary Of
Stale. We learn that there are sixty such corpora
tons in that State of which twelve horse rail
roads In regard to the forty>eight steam rail
ways, eight of which are branch roads, the follow
ing particulars are given: Total amount of cap
ita stock, $5s 50O capital paid in, ls 1885, 16l
cost of equipments $64 s050l7; assets of the cor
porations So, 164 AL debts, S2O.S94, 49, length o.
roads, 1905 miles; length fdouble track, 3l3 miles
length Of branches l23 miles; average speed ofpas
senger trains per hour; 234 miles-and Of freight
trains II 3.5 miles; number passengers carried du
ring the year. 10 S07 454 tons of freight transpOr
ted, 1928 2Ss; total income, $s974, S65; expense
Of working roads, $j,OSl ,04l; amount of interest
paid, $902 770; net earnings, $3,578,O97; average
rate of dividends nearly per cent; amount of di-
vidends l3s; number Of fatal casualties, As
not fatal ST. The lowest speed of passenger train:
was Is miles, on the StoughtOn Branch road; the
highest 30,'vhich was maintained on the Provi.
dence, Warren and Bristol road. The average
speed on the Boston and Lowell road was % miles
on the Boston and Maine "a, Boston and Provi-
dence %, Boston and Worcester rs, Eastern 81
Fitchburgh 29, New Bedford and Taunton "a, Old
Colony and Fall River %. Western 2s. Dividends
were declared on but "a Of the roads. the lowest
rate being q per cent, by The Peterborough and
Shirley road aud the highest per cent, by the
Nashua and Lowell, Taunton Branch, and West
ern roads.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26

II A grand banquet was lately given at the
Metropolitan, New York, BY the shoe and leather
dealers, Very many Of the 'sOlid" men in the
trade were present. and spoke on the occasion, and
in the Reporters long report of the proceedings,
there are abundant evidences that though they
deal in cole they don't sell all that goes by that
name.
The President Nj. Kumbel, eontrasted the mag.
nitude Of the Leather Trade to-day with its dmin>
utive dimensions fifty years agO-then, the amount
Of business done BY the leading houses did not exN
eeed $2O0, 900 annually, now, the smallest in the
trade do much, while that Ofthe largest range as
high as from one to four millions per anuum. Mr.,
Charles N. Leupp, in pleasant view, entered into
the particulars Of this increase, and mingled with
his facts and figures just enough ofsentiment and
pleasant "reminiscences, to give them relish Mr..
Thomas followed, in response, to 'the Hide Impor>
tsrs Of the City of New York," !" aiming chiefly to
show that New York was the next largest, if not
indeed the largest Hide importing port in the world.
Hon. Eadock Pratt Mr.. VIM. Clafin, of Boston,
Hon. John B. Alley, Of Massachusetts, and several
other gentlemen, also spoke to acceptance. An in
eidsntof the evening was letter from Senator Will
son, Of Massachusetts,, apOlOgizng for his Absence
and regretting his inability to be present to respond
to a sentiment in honor Of the Shoe and Leather
dealers Of Massachusetts,, whose intelligence and
great practical ability has created, and now mains
tains the largest and most prosperous msnufsctur~
ing interest of the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26

~ The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser Of
Dec. Is, gives the following resume of the whaling
business in the Pacific:
The whaling season Of 1855 may be considered
a closed, although several vessels whi,h have
been looked for are still out Their catchings,
however, cannot materially alter the aspect of the
annual review which We now give. Our list which
pives the report Of each vessel, shows that quite
lumber f22) have gone on Southern cruises without
touchinr here. Those vessels will probably touch
hare "a the spring and ship their oil aid bone.
The whole number of whalers arriving at these
islands during the fall Of 1858 has been 2lS, name
ly: 2O4 American, French, 9 Hawaiian and Ger
Tnan-solal, 2IS Of these 2l1 have been right
whaIsrs and rraders the amount of oil taken by
which during the past season is i3O, 7Os bbls on
and ,667, 200 lbs bone. The average quantity Of
oil and bone taken BY each ship (which ineude.
the above four Hsgs) is, nearly, $50 bbls oil, and
, oal lbs. bone, which is serious falling on from
the average Of the previous seasons, and only
about half that Of 1855.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26

&- The following remarks on the cotton trad
of England, are taken from the annual circular o
q prominent English house:
The cotton trade, or the manufacturing interes
Of the Country, has not for a long period been il
60 satisfactory q position as it now is, and thi!
state Of prosperity has all the appearance Of dura
bility, the consuming power of the world having
apparently overtaken the production, as we do moi
hear of glutted markets, either at home or abroad
Ths demand for textiles is at present greater than
can be supplied, and it is evident therefore that
s2inners and manufacturers are getting highly re
munsrative prices, such as they perhaps have moi
obtained for nearly twenty years past, and they
have thus every indueement to increase the con
sumption to the utmost, and that to at period
when corn is remarkably, almost unprohtaoly
cheap the rate of interest low, the bank rate Of
discount being q per cent, that sooner or later,
money, instead Of being sought for will have to
seek employment With prospects such as are
thus indicated, for an active and increased con-
sumption, it is of more than ordinary Importance
to ascertain what the probabilities for an adj
dequate supply Of the raw material, and here again
the result appears to he quite satisfactory. The
American crop, owing to an unusually early sea-
son, and late FROST promises to be by far the lar
gest ever grown, but whether it will reach $780,
900 bales or considerably exceed this, remains to
be seen. The receipts at the por;s 600 bales,
against SOS 000 bales in the previous large crop
year 1885, would indicate ample crop; but what"
ever the amount may be, greatly reduced pro"
portion or per eentage will come to this Country,
the increased wants Of America requiring at least
100000 bales more than last year, and something
must be deducted tor the excess in shipments
which would reach European markets before the
present year. From Brazil, Egypt, and other
places, We may have the usual average supply of
$4,000 bales. From the East Indies We shall no
doubt receive considerably more than the short
supply of the present year. probably not less than
the average Of the last two years. The conclusion
to be drawn from these remarks is, that we shall
have q very large consumption, with supply that
may at the close Of another year, make some ad-
dition 10 a stock unprscedentedly small compared
with the actual consumption.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26

feb9:6w22 Att'ys for PHI
SAIE -PnrSnon+ 70 ~

SHEhlft y SALE.-HurSuant to the
NJ command Of writ of vendi exponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Lucas County, the suit of
Allen Hmcklfy, plaintiff, against Andrew J. Field and
others. defendants directed shall offer for sale
Public Auction at the door of the Court House
Seneca and Champlaln Streets in the city of Cleveland
CuyahOea County, the l2h day of March, 1859, at 8
O'Clock NJ Of said day the following described lands and
tenements TO wit Situate the City of Cleveland Cuya-
hoa County and which also in the State of Ohio and
known by part OF lot 81 es Gland village and Is bounded
follows: commencing the sOutherly line Of Cham
plain street l6 feet westerly from its ntersec with the
westerly line Of Ontario street. at the north
OF land decided By JamesS Clark Albert V Sebbius on
the DAY OF April 1872 and running thence westerly with
Champain street forty feat, thence soutsry night
giles with Champin street eighty feet TO alley thence
easteTlg with said alley and Parallel with Charnpain
ory tito the south west Of land decided are-
said to said Albert Sejbins. thence nOrthery eighty
s-t 10 the race OF beginning be the or less
Also one other piece or parcel OF land in the City
Of which also the County and State afore
said and is known BY heng Of original lots uer
eghtyhree and eghtyour in the plat of the village Of
Cleveland and Is bounded as follows to wit BegiuinR
upon the southery line of Champain street one hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario street and rnnnisg
thence westerly with said souherly line of Champlain st.
forty feet thence souhsIly at right angles with
street eighty feet 70 an alley running parallel with Cham
plain street. thence easery with said alley forty feet
fhenne n0rhrr eighty feet to the place Of beginning be
the same more or less
Said above described parcels Of land appraised At $500
each. as.+- 80
D l. wIGHTMAN, sherff
HILL PRATT, Pits Aii'yI. fssS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Feb- IS
TRy TEIFGRIpHl

Four-5c better; State and western in active demand:
sales o. 1900 bbs at IS 2sd5O superfne State $500
(asl5 for ext State; S541560 for suPerhne western
Sfi5Ias as for cenuon medium extra western; S65d
81 90 o shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio the mar
fet closing buOyant Canadian -four frner small sales
A. Ss7N7 30 for common to choice extra Rye nour-Dul
At S359G42s- .
W6e f-Steady and hAng'd; sales of 81 coo buh a.
sL3kal 20 for red western; 81 50 for white Michigan;
SI5fs2 for southern white Illinois, and mixed Him is
. private terms
R,e-Firmer with small sales at s4l1s6c.
Rarley-Quiet and nominal al sO(a95c.
Con-QuIet and heavy; sales l3 600 bus Al s49e5 10Y
sound mixed store and s2@sic for new yellow
oas-very dull at 5957e for State; sO@s3c for western
Whiskg-Firmer sales Of $50 bbls at 27@92Tsc.
Pork-Quet and without mpt change sales Al SIS =
fur mess; Sl77@55 for old ness S2o5O for clear;
Sl3.5 for primo
prime; STT59 country mess; S9001l for repaeke
mss; l50l2 50 for extra mess prime mess beef held
firmly Al Sls(12l- -
Dressed HJgs-DuH s1d9c.
MeatS-Steadv: sales Of go hhds AZ O3s a34c III
shoulders aud ss<id91 for hams.
Bscon-Q let and steady; sGiO for smoked sides ana
I1se for DO shoulders.
Iard-Steady; sales Of 800 bbls al ll189l2Ac.
BufierIn good demand n lGl9c for OHIO and liza 96'
for State
Cheess-rtm at sGllxc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
ID. i. WIGHI MANI
Sheriff & Special Master Commissioner.
T por Plf5s febIsrd223

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ of vsndi exponas and plu ia issued from the
Court OF Common Plees of CuyahOga County at the suit Of
James Nj Parker ct al pls against Francis r. ELLIOTT et
al des, dHectedI hive levied upon and snail otler
for At Public the door OF the Court House
(coruer OF and Champlan streets) IN the City OF
Cleveland said County, the gth day Of March lSo9
at O'Clock NJ Of said day the ollOwinz described IA ds
and tenements, wit Lying IN the township OF Rnyaol
the County sf CuyahOg State OF Ohio, and Is bounded
beginning at atake in the centre OF the heh-
way the south line Of Lot No o. and running thence
south degrees est IL hams 81 links, thence north de-
grees west chnins g links 10 beech Tree thenee north
81 degrees 10 chains so links TO the place OF begn
ming containing two and ninrtyone hundredh acres,
being the same land conveyed To Richa Elliott by John
Coates December oath 1925 and recorded III B)ok NJ,
pages $50 Of Cuvahoga County Records
--PF-1-9-- D. l. MIGHTNIAN Sheriff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
miuinerp,
NuFRIEF,S SAIF-pnrsnant tn th

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command Of adeeretal order of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyaogH County Al the SUIT OF
ZelOtes H Monroe against Solomon c. Br ct Al 70 me
directe I shall sale at public auction, At the door
~ fbe ourt Ho;se fFner Of Seneca and hampain Sts
IN the itv of Cleveland in said County, ih Gay Of
March, 1851 o'cock P M of sud day, the following
jeScTbed lands md emeuts 10 wit: Situate IN the
of East Cleveland nthe State OF Ohio and which
= is ~ he founf7 Of Cuyshoga snd Is known part Of
IN 40 IN Ssd township and is b)gnded follows Com
menciug at the intersection of he 5oaq esd ns pas r
serS in the said township with the Euclid Road thence
along fhs centre of said road y eh ns aR ~ INKS 70
cost thence along the centre Of said road cnans anu SS
nfs In most thence in the centre OF SAID roan eps
and 30 linEs TO a mcnumenf at Smiths corners tnenee
south 50 dserees east caps and e links 70 me q
the Fuc Road thence the centre Of sara Ioa1 cals
and elS lirKs TO the place OF reg1nnng ~
acres and 1--WE hundred and seventeen one
and be the same less but subject 70 al legal h-
WzHS- r.4
Appraised al sls75. - ,,,,r,s =, 60. Z
WILLIAMSON : RIDDLE, Plhs Ait'ys. hDs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26

Tar MosT DAzGERoUs CoUSrERFEIrs.-There
ara IN circulation at the present time large
amonnt Of genuine notes Of broken Nebraska and
and other Western Banks, which have been altered
by erAsiag the original name aao inserting sne u
nv GOOD New England Banks. This altering pro-
80 - been 90 skilfuIIy accomplished that these
Snurous notes will deceive evfry one not aequaint
"a viii the genuine bills Of the Banks whose Is
sues they pupOrs to be.-GsyHas = Day' Report
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of an

- LIE hlr . SALEl.-D1 VIRTUE Vi an
execution issued from the Court # Common Pleas Of
CUyahGga County the suit Of John Le0n2rl Lester
A. Harmon al, directed. hive levied upon and
shall for sale Public Auction the door OF the
Court House (CeTner Of and Champsn streets In
the CITY of Cleveland, said unity, 5th day Of
Marcn, 1883, at O'Clock r. NJ OF said y. the following
described lands and enemenls, to wit 81 uated in the
township of Oimstead, being number SIX IN the fftsenh
range Of townships ia the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the of Ohio, aud ch is also in the County Of Guy
ahoga and Is k as the north half Of he following de-
scrbed land Beginning at the south of the
Williams and Howard called of the centre Of
the road leading Olmstead Falls Village Hoad-
Is Mills in Culuaba, taence west along the southeTly
line said Williams Howard tract job Smiths land
thencs norhery by line right angles witt the north
line said Williams Howard tract land Of Stephen
Jones' thence easerY with line parallel with the north
line said the oftro aeS1il road thence
souJhery along the OF the road to the pafe OF be-
ginning. containing all twentyOur snd y-ve
rods and, less and said north half thereof
twelve and tweny-seyeu and half rO-s of
land Also other piece parcel Of land situ1te in the
township of Olmstead in the County Of Cuyahoga and the
State Ohio. being sulot No, IN Omstead Falls vii
age lotment and is known as the Frshy Lot" Also
other parcel and, being lis feer width of
allotment, in the County ami S ate aforesaid.
First above described parcel ap raised $40
Second do DO ............ 500
Third do do DO -.....--.... 100
d. L WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
By Homer Strong.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26

defendants
DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G..
iion a. hsrsby notified that on the sth day OF February
ls5s the sud plaintiff filed his petition IN the Court Of
Ohio, which states that the defendants Duransoa
Dart anu Helen Dart ed 70 sad Park Clark The
ship Of East Cleveland the County of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio being number eight in the eleventh
townships IN the Connecticut Western Reserve and known
part OF lot No 4s an Is bounded follows beginning
the south west Of said lot as thence
north % chRins and Il links TO stone the west line of
said lot thence north O degrees east Y ehsins "A links
@ degrees west one chain 70 stone IN the centre Of said
soe on h esf Bs q f sad Clerks land thepee south
degree east l chs 50 ks thence south 49 degrees
stone t the north east corner OF the school lot thence
south s6 degrees chains 2I links in the
centre OF the Shakerroad thence souIh ~ degrees east
south ! degree I9i links the north line
of land owned by Iosenh Saght thence said line
part q also 49, beginning the north
east corner Of 5 which is the south west corner of ot
Is thence east links to stone the line of said let
thence south ls degrees chains % links stone
al the south west corner OF Oliver James land thence west
the souh line Of SAID lot the of the ad II
links in the the road 10 A. Duty's south line
thence said A Dutys south line chains 81 links
TO stote al the south vest corner OF ms north
one degree east 20 chains 20 links to stone the north
place of beeinuns whole 10 contain lae 700O ncres
according to the surveyof J. G. SAXON
sad DuTalson DT . said Park B. Clark and described as
i09Ss a Steo 9 f is hi % re PSssPss ps Es S
for $500 payable june lst 1853 one oI $500 payable
December Isl. l9. for $50 due June lst
$500 due December ls 1885, and for Sass due June
lst, 1851.
said petition further states that said first described note
was payable 10 sad C1rk OF order and By him indors
ed 10 the ainf and hat is due and unpaid and that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred to the plaintiff
interest in sad mortgage to the extent of said note; that
said mortgage le record in Recorders office in
said the 90 day Of January 1851 and wus record
ed Jan 2h 1851 and that the above named defendants
claim to have interest lien upon premis
The object and prayer Of said petition for iudsment
against the of $500 nh in
$50 Om the 9Th day Of Decenber on $3.50
from the 4th day Of December 1883 for the of the
mogaged property pay sid Jud gnent and for other
proper relef.
said defendants notified that they required to ap-
pear and answer said petition before the day
sB. &FJ PRENTISs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
D. L wIGHTBIAN, Sheriff,
By VIM. X. Simmons, Dep
ADAMS s CANFIELD. Pms Auys. febl6td222
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
execution issued Om he Court Of Common Pleas
Of Cuyah1ga County, the suit Of H. l. aud r l. Whit
man against John Sidual, directed. have leyled
upon and shall oer for sale At Public Auction at the door
OF the Court House OF Senecs and Champain ss
the Civ OF Cleveland said County the 10th day of
March 1859 ut O'Clock P. M of ssid day. the following
descrhed lands and tenements to wit Situate the ow
ship of Brook yn being number in the thirteenth
range OtOwnshps in the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State Ohio and which also the County of Cuya
hoga, and known part Of Lot No 1856 in the WieYlle
plat called Cleveland, formerly in the City Oho
and Is described follows strip off the north end
OF said lot Is wide beng l5 feet front Hicks street
and So feet deep, be the same more or less.
Appraised at S20.
d l. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
per Hon Strong, Dep.
r G. HUNT PlfTs Att'y feblHd2s2
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fenol Notifies.
CHERIFF 3 SPECIAL MASTERS

CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
ID SALE-Pursuant to the command OF order Of sale
issued ou of the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County the of Samuel J. Baker plf sgainst Caro-
line Norton al, defs., shall oer for SAFE al Puonc
Auction door of the Court House. corner Of Senec
and Champain streels the City of Cleveland IN SAD
county, on the % daE of March, S9 at O'Clock P NJ Of
said day the lands and tenemens described as follows TO
the township and City OF Cleveland being
No in ths l2th range oil townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve the State Of Ohio and which IS also IN
the County Of CuyahOga and known by being part OF sub
80 the subdivision of ten lots Nos l 49,
I6 and bounded follows north by an ley east by
lot No 40 s1-th Hamilton street, and west by line
parallel with the east line OF said lot No 49, and 26 teei
distant therefrO heir srs of land & feet wide On the
east side of said lot No SO with the dwelling house
sc thereon be the loss but subject to all
| legal highways
Appraised at S557- .~.,-
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CHERIFF ~ SPECIAL MASTE ER'S

SHER1FF q SPEClAL MASTER'S
~ SALE.-Pursuant to the command of order of sale
issued from the Court OF Common Pleasof Cuyahoga Coun-
the suit OF Charles SetsIn against c. R Vaughn
al directed. shall offer for at Public Auction,
the door Of he Court HusecOner Of Seneca and Cham
PLAIN streets in the City OF Cleveland in SAID COUNTS
folio ing described lands and tenements to wit situate
the township OF Olmstead being No in the fifteenth
range townships the Come cut Western Reserve in
Of Ohio and which also tn County of Guy
ahOsa and Is known by beng tract three t Omsead
twHship and is bounded follows: commencing the
south west of land owned by VIM E. Castle, and
bounded the north by land owned By Stephen Jones'
bs land owned by John Ouerson south BY land deed
ed Horace Van Norman by OP Smith, by land
formerly owned by Melancon Barnett containing 20 ll0O
OF snd be the less but subject to all
legal highways. /"
Appraised nj $50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-26
DAVID L. wIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master Com'r.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
command OF second vrit Of vend exponas issued from
the Court Of Pleas Il Cuyahoga County at the
suit Of Matthias F. Schultz against Elizabeth Brown
dire ted snail offer for sale Pebble Auction. the
door Court House coer Of Seneca and Champlan
sreeS) in the of CeYeland said county the 4th
day Of March, 1859 at o'clock p NJ of said dsy, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements wit 'Situate
the CITY OF Cleveland Cuvahoga County and State of Ohi
and known parts Of lots Nos 80 and SO in the original
ola. Of the village Cleveland having Is 4l2 feet front on
the easery line Of Middle ITS souherly line bong
IS feet in length parallel with Huron street and lO feet
northerly thererom and bounded by al ten feet in
wdth-s nohery line being parable herewith 70 feet
length, TO aley.s
AppIaisedat 81, 400.
D. L WIGHTMAR Sheriff.
JNo. " HEIsLEY. PMS Atty. febltd22o
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SHEKlEF'S SALE.-PurSuant to the
y command Of wit ofyendi exponas issued from he
Court uf Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County the suit
Of p Fog agains H A. Ackley, directed, shall
offer for sale At Public Auction, al the door OF the Court
House corner Of Seneca aad CBampain siTeets nthe city
eNel9nd said county 4h day Of March 1853,
at O'Clock NJ said day, the following described re5l
estate Wit: Situate the of Cleveland Cuyahog
Count, and which also in the state of Ohio and is
being the northo ly part of ten lot No g.
Cleveland City, Fnd bounded follows: NOrthery ny
Eu lid street. westerly by Euds southey by the
northery line sut-lot No. IS H. A. Ackley aot-
Of the southery part of lot No e. and esstey by the
land of John Blair containing about acres of land"
Appraised at Sl2,o00