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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-27

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W.. A. ALDRECH
OFFERS FOR SALE To ARRIVE
a.
3A
Elk s. M -
Cases Fancy Prints,
L" Canary Prints,
d" Palm Leaf Hats,
Bartlett's 5 bleached Cottons,
" Lancaster check G~inghams,
Bloomer trimmed Hats,
&" blue Cotton Thread,
women'S and mems Hosiery,
colored, bleached and brown
Linen, and damask Table
Covers,
Bales brown Cotton,
" Shetucket Stripes,
Il" Panama Ticks,
Methuen Ticks, extra,
Mems Calf Boots,
Women's Jenny Lind Boots,
Ladies Kid and Patent Leather
Caters,
Assorted misses youths and child's
Shoes,
Gases superior and fresh chewing tobacco,
" mirrors, 24xI4, 2OxI2, I4xlO, I2z9, 1Ozs
Sx5,
Casks guarded lanterns, brass topped,
Casks backing,
Cases SADDLES and BRIDES,
CAST STEEL COS,
Cask SHEET ZINC, Cases MATCHES,
LONG ROUND COMBS,
SOLAR LAMPS, GLOBES and SHADES,
RIFLE GUNPOWDER,
PERCUSSION CAPS.
Bundles NORWAY SHAPES, 3x4, s19,
Boxes CONE INK,
Collins TOMAHAWKS.
Western RIM LOCKS.
BROAD HATCHETS
CHARCOAL IRONS,
GIRTH WEBB,
Hard framed school STATES. l0xI4, SxI2,
Cotton and wOrstel SADDLE GIRTHS,
Japunned ROLLER BUCKLES,
KNIVES and FORKS,
POCKET KNIVES,
BUTCHER KNIVES.
Euameled ~SAUCEPANS. =, 9, :. 3. 9. and qs,
TEA SroONs. NURSE LAMPS. Gun FILMS,
SHOE THREAD. SHOE BRUSHES.
JEWS HARPs, Tnu=i SPURS, Sc. &c.
OK HA Nd
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BORN.

In Boston, JzIy -, 1870, u Nr and Mrs Barnum ". Fsii
see drss paragraph, verse 9 % Isaiah. Chapter ~
In Honolulu, sept - - the Efe q Joseph Booth ESq--a
son
In Honolulu. sept Is, to the wife % Mr.. AK Bols.er-a
daughter.
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DIED.

AKxsrEoSG-At his r~esilencr, IN this city, ~ : O'clock on
sabbath morning. sept .. the Rev Richard Armstrong. ~ p.
President 81 the Boari - Eirratipn - this kinyi"m- s~Nt 81
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VESSELS IN poRr-sEPrEMBER p.

An barE Frances Palmer. Patty
An bark YsnSes. Bailey.
An clipper ship Ralu.a- Bartlett
An Eh ship Julian. Vinegar
An brig Azate. LawtSa-
An Schooner Olivia Reiheid-
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An brig Consort. with lumber from Port Madison. j. now fully
due
HaE- br= MARY Ellen. Bennett, would leave Portland FOR Homo
hla Oct. 20-due here Nov : 10 To-
Am clipper ships Slvl- star AMI storm King would leave san
Francisco tr Honolulu aho1t the middle % S-ptsuh-r.
Han brig Concnuila, CahnbIey. sailed from Brvuerhayeu
April Is, with assorted cargo 70 Messrs. Hofschlae-er *
Stapenhorst-
DANISH clipper ship Triton Nielsen. sailed in July from Liver
pool. with mdse 70 Jauion. Green & Co
An ship siam, Rice. saiel from Boston June IS, wiki assorted
cargo
An brig Morning star. Gllet- from Micronesia. Will be due IT.
Oc.ober or November.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

PoLITIcs IN THE PAcIFIc.-The political fever runs
high throughout the Union just now, rs might be ex-
pected; and the songs Of the " rails plt,ers,'' the
chimes Of the 5ell-ringers, and the shouts Of the
- little giants are ali that can be heard till the
mighty contest at the polls on the 5JI Of November
Is over. But as coming events cast their shadows
before, and ssraws show which way the wind blows,
we give the result OF a presidential election held on
board the bark Yankee on her passage from San
Francisco 10 Honolulu, in Sep;embe-. There were
40 polls all told, counting men, women and children,
darkies and chinese, and the result was as follows
I'M
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Ships Mails.

F0E SAN FEGScrsco-Per Francs Palmer, about Oet- .
FoE HOSGKOSs-per Iconi1m, about oct IL
f0R TAsuI-per Julian Saturday % Monday
F0R HmO-per Nettie Merrhl, On Saturday.
FoK LAEAINA-p1 Maria, tO-fay-
FeK koSA-per Maria, to-day
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The theatre was opened last evening, for the frs,
time under the auspices of Mr.. Forbes, with the per
formauce Of the "Hunchback.' This evening will
be performed the Honey Noon, IS per advertisement
in another column.
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IMPORTS.
r.

From As--c OcENS-per Agate. sept s5-IOO00 rs bone
70 loo Is isrJ, / Pkg fars. 50 bris oil
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COFFEE BUGs.-The following item may be Of SER
vice to those interested in coffee growing. The ex-
pense of the alum may perhaps prevent any ex-
tensiye use Of the remedy.
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Now, if We are at all shrewd nj guessing, that will
be about the proportion Of the popular rofe through
out the Northern states, not counting the South,
which latter viii probably 20 in q tody for Breck-
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sltu advertisements.

= For more notes, see mex page.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-27

Br5S KILLED WITH AL-4-Yake a solution = alum - = r1n-
- water viii dissolve, and apply II warm 70 places ilfs ted viii
bugs q any sort, ia i-al>teai-, closets, or trees a1c. + rants
taS:u- care rut = apply 70 50 - 20 kIi. tender plants AZ Al the
bugs will take a strong dislike 20 the lc,aIty. You may brush
IL in cracks. or IL tie holes and nesting places q H. sc mail
vt--5u ia tres.
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A fun assortment % ths staple artrles for The native trade.
u Island orders promptly attended 70 aai carefully packed
and sifppel. e1--sm-35
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06

The EsElish gold coin, the guinta. was 80
called from th, fart that il was made Of gold
brought from the coast Of Guinea 10 1865. !,
was then worth thirty shillings
When mislor,uhes happen 10 such as dis
sent from " IN matters Of religion, we call
them judgments; when 10 those or our own
acct, We call them trials.
The first newspaper published in Boston.
vas the Boston News Letter. in t-6t, xss
eoniingrd rn'l i--f. A. We, o. 10 thai
period. The uni. paper Published in the eoUn.
Try.
Hats we're free made br Swiss arts, in
Paris. IN the wear i4D4. and IRE mentioned
IN history !, tie period when Charles VIII
made his triamphan, entry into Rogen 10
1870
+" lin. inqsired = srhsol hov 4 me n
his mates. Nhaf !. TIE mssning II felitsi ~
q pa't sos kaasi We'll. can tell sup.
Voc knos ths MASTER licked me in teharl
,e.itfis X IT," Vel. he wasn't =
,aHra stta Inst bgt ~ ssr, ~ II arh lifs.
" ne agsin. Insts .at eaii re liek.n
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

III AvlNG made this distinct branch Of trade, We
= devote particular attention TO Il, and keeping
large stock OF all kinds Of
Over Goats,
Business Goats,
Black Ffock Coats,
Vests and Pants,
we are enabled generally TO ct and please those who
favor Us with CALL We shall keepour stock renewed
from time 10 time. Call and examine IL.
]. Z. TURRENTlNE & SON.
October 10. u
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.
r ScOTr& Co, New York, continue 10 publish
-. the following leading British Periodicals, viz;
|. The London Quarterly. (Conservatiye.)
,. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)
3. The North British Review, Free Church. J
4. The Westminster Review, (Iiberal.)
). Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Tory
These Periodicals ably representihe three great pc.
litieal parties Of Great Wing. Tory sna Re.
dicaI-bu, politics forms only feature Of their cha
cier. As Origins o. The most profound writers Sci
ence, Literature Morality and Religion. they stand,
they ever have stool. unriyae in The world Of letters
being considered Indispensable the scholar and the
professional man, while the Intelligent reader Of
" rassthey furnish correct and satisfactory
ealdofths euent literature % The day through tho
world, than bs possibly obtained from any other
source.
EARLY C0PIES.-The receipt Of Advance
sheets from The British publishers gives additional
value these Reprints, inasmueh as thsy now be
placed the hands Of the subscribers aboat
the original editions.
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: HAVE nov ia store. and .h,llLetp eon.i,nt ,fr
sale low.
New Crop Sweet Moiasses and Rire.
Rio and other Cofees .S0Ears. hest Vinegar
Nails. Blasting and Rife Powder and Fu.e,
Common. and English Dairy Cheese &c. lS..
~ kinds 81 hsrer taken for tioont VIZ. Rags. old
Castings. Brsss and copper Feathers Peeswar Carr.
whesi. Meal. Bran. Flour Peas and Beans. Butte.
Eggs. Plank. shingles. and Hides. end almost every
thing else.
Settlements IN alies.c, ones yesr.
JAMES WEBB.
Februsye.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06

Tag ART or BEiS0 PoLITE.-First- and
foremost. don't ~. 10 Be polite. II will
spoil an.
II yau keep overwhelming your guests with
us,entstioas eutrestlss 10 make them az home.
isey Will very som begin 70 wish they we're
there. let them find %; that you are hap.
py 20 see them By your actions. not By your
words.
Always remember 70 ie, bashful people
slime II first: il i Tire rnlv way 20 set Them
1t their ease. Irving 70 draw them ont. has
s"msiimes the contrary effect Of driving
them out-pf the house.
Leading the conversation i dangerous
experiment. Better follow n its wake snd
II soa want TO endesr yourself 10 takers.
learn 20 ifien veil. Neve- make fuss
about anythig--neyer talk about yourself
and always preserve psrfee. composure. no
matter What saleeisnis nr bunders others
mar commit. Remember that u Is very
foolish proceeding 10 lament that Won cannot
offer 10 your guests better house, iarnitar..
o. siands. Il : fair 70 presume thst the
visit Is 20 yOu-net 10 these surroundings.
Give people pleasant impression OF them.
selves. ard thry will Be pretty sure % ~
asay wits a pleasant impression ~ your
qualities. On jpst such slender wheels ss
these the whole fabric Of society turns. II
Is our business then to keep them 10 perfect
revolving order. ". illustrated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

Dy Henry Stephens FRS. Of Edinburgh md ire lse
). y. Norton. Professor Of seenii6c Agrie0iiurs IN
Yale College. New Haven. 3 vols. Royal Octave
1900 pages. and numerous tngratinrs.
This ., eonfessedly the most complete work on AZ.
riculiufe Published snJ N order % give wider
cteulson. and publishers have resolseJ 20 reduce The
frie. 10 Five Dollars for the Two yolums..i
When sent y mail post paidl to California or Orr
son. The price will b. ~. To every other part of The
Union, and % canids post psiJ. Sc. ~ This work
u sor the oil Book q The Pam"
Remiiisness for any of The shove publications should
slways lie addressed. posi-psJ. 70 The PahIishers,
LEONARD SCOTT Il co,
M. 81 Gsii street, New York
rscemiff 7s. a.
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THE CoPPHR TOE.
"A NEW ERA IN ppMESIlC,Er0knMY,

49, -'-Ns - ~v"Afeai"
TT is we'll known that Children and ycutb usually
wear cus theil Boots and Shoes at the toe In few
week-somemes ID a few days. Buy them with
sIitcheips Patent Metallic tbs.
and you win ssse 7co- Third Of the. expense Of sun.
plying your children with shoes. s41's
This Invention enables as to offer to the public Boots
and shoes that
NEVER WEAR OUT AT TIE TOES.
We have hundreds Of Testimonials from parents
who have bought them, showing that the average ono
pair Of Shoes ipfh The Tips will for Children ear as
long as THREE PAIR WITHOUT. and Tor Misses,
poys and Youths, they will wear at least Twice as
long, while
THE COST Is BUT A TRIFLE MORE.
This statement Is made with entire confidence in iis
strict truth, as II Is based on careful examination Of
the Facts, In the experience Of more that two years.
which has proved that these Copper foed Shoes have on
an average worn at hast three times as long as the old
STYLE and as the cost is but Trfe more, the mpor-
lance Of this invention 40 all having little feet 10 pro-
teci, will at once he seen.
This invention il also important as protection
gainst the cutting Of the Prairie Grasses, also for M
atys and Plantation use. and oil occupations where
the toes Of the Boots and Shoes particularly sbe
10 be cut or worn,
CHASE, MCKINNEY & MOORs.
Owners Of the pani.
Gr For Sale by Dealers generally.
Boston, February 10. 30-3m
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS.

LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale At ibe DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eariy Sir Weeks. Red specLlsd Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French. Large Lima OF Builer
/ carolna. Scarlet Rgnners. Royai Dwarf
BEEf-EHira Early Turnip. Early Blood Long Red
silesisa or White Sugar. Swiss Chard.
BR0COLI--P1rple Cape.
CABBAGE-Eafiy York. French or Hear, Esrly So.
gar Loaf Early B.tiersea. Early Drnmhead. Drum
he1d Savoy. Large Lsie Drumhead Late FIT Dutch.
Green Glszsd Red Duich. fos pickleing.
cARROr-I.ong Orange. Early Horn, Large Field
cAULIFLOWER.
.ELERY-M Sold Silver Giar,. Rel Solid,
CORN--Esergfssn Sugar.
CUcGMBER-Esriy Frare. Long tireen. 0heIkin.
EGG PhANT-Lsfge Purple, Early Purple.
ENDfyE-tifcen CBrlsd.
LETTUCE--Fatly Curlrd. Brown Dutch. Royal Cab.
hage. Dtumhrad. White Gos
MELLoNs-Nnimeg. ci,tan. Mauntsin sproBi.
MnsfARD-Mhne, Brown.
NAsfURTlIM.
nKRA.
ONION Silver skin ~ White, Large YslIo-.
PARsLEY-cutisJ o. Double, PIain Or Single.
PARSNiP-S Sugar.
PEAs-Lsndrrtb'. Extra Early. Esdy rrsme. Rsy.i
Dwarf Manosfat Early May, Bi.hop. Eahy.
PEPPER-Latse sweet. Bell Nosr.
praPKiN-Common Field.
RADiSH Long scarlet short TOP. Wtre Temp
Footed. Red ratnip Rooted. Long slltron.
RHTBARB. Or Pie Piart.
Satisfy. 81 Oyster Plant.
sPINACH-R Round savoy.
sQfAsII-Eaflg B1.h, Long Green.
TDMATO-Lsfxe Red.
T1RNIP-Eats Fls, Dsieb. Red Top. lsra. Norfolk.
I.a'seGl5i,s Dtlss Hyhfii, Raia Biea ofswredish.
February 70. ~
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Prospectus
HILLSBoR0UGH RECORDER.
bsVorHp 70
Politics. Agriculture, niirtllany, CfRnl Mwl, Ia.
PUBLISHED ny DENNIS HEARTT,

Hllsfofough. y. u
WITH The present volume he Reeonl,r eennsne.
81 The iorieih gear 81 ~ elissnee. The fret
numher hssns been issusd ihs 10Th II FsFusTy 1890
during al whirh time We hs,s lsboIsd 10 male out
paper interesting and usefu end hots that ~ bsse
particulars we have not been altogether uhsuers,siuL
i hiss been wish 70 mske the Recorder eeoJ Fsm.
Ny Paper devoted 70 Politics Agriculture Mesllsny,
General News, de-. eth tsu 20 The snierisirnsnt
snd Improvement Of The farmers ,nd eiiissns Of The
circle IN which = is distributed. Our Agricultural Dc.
paiimenl We sndesset 10 GU with The tssi ,slstiious
make from I'll sonress giving trssssnts 70 suth
a. viii be Of pfneiicsi use 20 The farmer snd rulisor
and IN this particular hope 10 male The Rscor5sr
a. valuable 10 the sgrieslurst a. any rsfdiest Of
purely agricultural character. IN our Miseel.nsou.
department. We shall coniinUe 70 BE- a. W. awsys have
been, careful 70 select sueh articles o. will have len
deney not only 70 ampse but 10 IMPROVE The mind sn
heart. While We shsIi te ihsnLful 10 receive we'll
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ahous 81 nrrnality not 70 prefer sssessd rnasiet
~ superior merit. 70 oosely.wfeB and iIldasstsd A..
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words written expressly fof the Recorder" IN ou,
News department we shall take special psins 70 present.
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Pcrion Of The ssie. ercept those fsvorsd with lsIe.
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hut We should lke 10 mste impfos,msnis In our
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70 90 90 We must haze considerable sd,ilion eur
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ledEing The receipt % rinl ~ sDhscisrs ocRpeppd
Min ne oah. We should line 10 make Nv surh ne.
tnowietrmsnis, and ihst orr hisrJs Hsy make Up
these clubs cfIer he Rscorlef 10 n,w subscribers
uron The following iermsi
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Payments always N advance.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, Georgia
DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
Az M MANN L iiara.u ELiAan

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
TsHIs il the title Of Weekly paper devoted 10 Ag-
-iculture. Literature and Ar, which am publish.
ing in Augusta Georgia. II will be in quaro form Of
eight pages folio siseeach Issue 10 contain forty CO.
umns Of matef II will be In general STYLE similar 10,
and In size somewhat larger than the New York Led
GER II will be published on good book paper and will
be in mechanical execution in the best style Of typo
graphical art In utility il will be oil that the best ag>
ricuiua science and practical knowledge Of the South
can furnish. weekly visitor 10 tho homes Of South
ern planters and farmers IL will be more useful and
acceptable TO hem than any monthly Journal Of equal
merit.
My aim Is 10 establish paper that win be vhicle
Of information that will be useful TO Southern planters
and farmers, and a repository Of Southern thought,
Imagination and taste, In the realms OF Literature and
Art; and to obtain for II such extent Of patronage
and success rs win justify the most liberal compensa-
ton to al lbs contributors Able and experienced ed
tors are eegaged and steps in progress TO secure
contributions from The most pleasing Southern writers
of both sexes Much latent talent will be brought "a
light aud furnish some agreeable surprises 10 southern
people.
"Full many gem Of pu,es ray serene"
win fash before the admiring eyes, and cause gene
rous glow in Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will be DR.. Daniel lee, ths
dsting Professor Of Agriculture in the University
Of editor for many years past ofthe Southern
Cultivator, and leading contributor to many North
ern agricultural journals Of the highest reputation
The Literary Editor will be M. w. w. Mann, o
this city, an accomplished writer Of ne taste and seho
larly attainment, who having retired Iron the aciiv,
duties Of the legal profession spent many years In Eu
rope aud for several yeats the Paris correspondent
Of the National Inieigeneer, and Southern Lierar,
Messenger.
Terms Cash in 2iysnce, 81 year.
Bills current ia the State IRON which they sent
received at par.
/ Augusta, Geo. as
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PERFrMERY. &c.

WEBB DipKS0S hase jnst opened large 81.
sormeai IN lIarisou's Perigmsry and Z oiIet
ariieles, eompflsing Cosgaes DnDbk and single: Tg.
let wsisrs; Plendl W,iet. Balm Pafars FIoser: Bsy
Leaf Water, Ln.rai Eritasi. for The Handkerchief:
Rfansipsni Etttaeis ffangipani Cpan. r IiIsi Pos.
defs Pfeston's smelling sslts Carnaiop Rou0s, Cold
Cream; shampoo Lotion; ~ Dye; Carmine fnk; No.
eilsge; Diamond Cement: PhiIccoms.; Beef Marrow:
Bears oil. Msessa oil; Flosiins sosp Tor hathinp;
Bsftefs Soap; Erssise sosp; Ladies soap: shaving
Grams sssotfad Olsophsne iof shaving, Rose Tooth
Pasfs. Ebony Tooth Paste. Dental sosp. &C. 6e.
February i4 90
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-21
Guardinn,s Sal.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
i of Meigs county, Ohio, made on the Goth
day of December, A. D. 1859, in the case of
Selah W. King guardian of Frances Maloon, an
insane person, against his said ward, the un
dersigned will, on the 18th day of March, A. D.,
1860, at II O'clock, NJ, the premises, offer at
public sale the dover right of said FIsnces Ma
loon; it being the life estate of said Frances in
one undivided third part of the following real
estate, situate in Meigs county, Ohio, to-wit
Beginning on the east line of see. No. 3, town.
ship No. 8, and range No. Is, in the Ohio Com
pany's Purchase, $50 rods north of the south
east corner thereof; thence west 167 reds; thence
north Ito rods, or to the west line of said sec
tion; thence 167 rods or to the northeast cor
ner of said section No. 3; thence south 173 rods
to the place Of beginning; containing $50 acres,
more or less.
Terms of sale, one-third cash on the day of
sale, one-third in one, and one-third in two
years from the day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold and the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of sale,
to be paid annually. Appraised at $195.
s. w. KING,
Guardian of said Frances Maloon.
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