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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
The Surrender Of Fort Sumter.

Fort Sumter has fallen into tho hands Of
the rsbels. and the seesssioni.ts OF the south,
and the tories Of the North are IN ecst,ciss.
There 10 . Wild Jubilee in Nisssrdou over
the valor and chivslry Of twenty thousand
men In conquerins seventy.
A. much Is We regret the necessity which
com PEELED she brave Aodsrson TO surrender
HE tort. va believe We speak tho sentiment
Of the great North when we cay. batter be
driven out than TO have gone out voluntari'
ly without . fight. The only terms offered
Major Anderson. by which he could have
pcacably evacuated the fort. was FRS, to
haul down the stars and stripes. and then
hoi., in II. stead the Palmetto dag. With .
salute. Tho gallant Anderson implorcd the
President not to allow him TO be thus dis
sraced, aud from that momen. the Admins.
,ra,iou resolved TO provision Fort sumter or
DO beaten !, the attempt. The President
simply asked the right to 'cnd In supplies
in an uuarmed ,e-ssl. THIS was denied
and after . demand and refusal to surrender.
the tories commenced the asssult. Out Of
provisions. with only about seventy men.
Major Anderson was left 10 contend with
twenty thousand, hemwed in by fortifcs.
,ions on every side.
The whole country brcathcs easier. Poe.
bcaranco towards the rebels ha. eeasei 20 he
n virtue. We have borne their insults and
menace until We have become bvc word
among all civilized nations. IL ishirh time
TO 6sh,. TO let these Insulting rebels know
there are blow. TO give ~ we'll - blows to
receive. The Presiden, has done righ, IN
sailing TOR troops. a hundred thousand
men should be q, on.e put into the field
The property taken from us should n ~
captured. The National Capital should b
pu, in q proper state Of defense. and Il AZ
attemp, b made up,n !, by tho one-hors
eonieieracy. We go for carrying Ere and
sword into the very heart OF tho enemy
country. Respect tho rights and protect
the property OF all Union men south Of Ma.
con and Diyon's line. but hang the rebel'
and make their habita,ions . desert. u
they want war, give them war until they
get enough oft
A protracted war will be tho end OF slave
~ in every rebel State. We tru" now
tina, the government will never lay down ~
arms until rebellion is completely cru'he'
out. The traitors have APPEALED to arms
and now let l. DO finally settled BY tb'
sword. Civil war isa terrible calamity
but IL IL not half 80 bad as national desre
da,ion and disgrace. Every patriot. No
matter to what party he belongs, will rail-,
To the supper, Of bis government. Tore
only will carp and find FAULT. and the 'oor
er the North !. fairly rid Of oil sach rascal
the better. The man that wont stand "
for bis country In her hour OF peril deserves
the cIecration Of all true men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
The Quota Of Troops.

A despatch from Secretary Cameron, to
Gov. wa,hburu. Monday. called for resi.
men, Of militia. to con'i', Of 80 men, Tor
immeii,.e service. The following 10 tbs
quota required from each OF the loyal state.:
Name, New Hampshire. Vermont, Rhode
Island, Connecticut. Delaware, Michigan,
Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. ono each
Massachusetts, aud Tennessee. two each :
Ohio. thirteen; New Jersey, Kentucky and
Missouri. four each Indiana and Illinois.
SIX each; Pennsylvania. sixteen; New
York. seventeen Arkansas. one North
Carolina. two Maryland, four; Virginia.
,hros regiments.
I, !. ordered ,ha, each regiment cOn'i'. OF
80 officers and men. The total thus called
out i. 1891. The remainder is to be CON-
po.ed Of troop, Of the District Of Columbia,
thu. completing $4,000.
The mastering officers will DO instructed
10 receive no man under the rank OF CON-
mi..ioned officer over IS years, or under Is
years. or WHO is no, IN physical strength or
vsor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Patriotic RESPONSES is announced
apparently from official sources. that the
Mar Department has received tenders Of
$50 900 man, and money enough to sustain
active service for two years. All bas the
border States promptly responded and the
free State. will increase their quota to make
up tho deficiency. Tenders Of money in
mos, Of the States. have tesn made, IN eIerss
Of the amount required - equip the troops.
The people are losing sight Of oil party d..
vision. and unit. earnestly in wipins out
the stains upon our Dag. The instances
cited are but type Of the spnis svinced In
oil quarters. Gen. Wool pledges himself
and his bes, services in raising the dag that
lies trailing in the dust. Col. Ripley just
from Europe. says. my country can have
me and every drop Ofmy blood !" General
Burnside, Of Rhode Island. to the inquiry
Of how much notice he wanted, replied
4" One minute" The response. throughout
the loyal States, is prompt. deep and earn
e.t. in support Of the" Union and tho Con-
stitution."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

provision, and starvation starea them In the
face. Charleston and the Davis govern.
meut refuse them iocd. even Tor fair equiv
alent. Tho alternative 10 here presented the
Administration. either to let Maj. Anderson
and his men starvs. and thereby 10 obliged
to yield an isnomin,ous surrender To the
rebels. or forse through supplies BY military
power. The only honorable alternative 10
taken to provision the fort pcaeeably u 10
can DO done. iorcibly u pecc-sary by reason
Of the acts Of the Davis Government. The
question has come homo 10 every Patriot.
Was the President wrong 10 this. and 10
there any justification for the courss taken
BY tho DAVE ConfederacyI Before ,hecye-
OF tie entire civilized world, Sir. Lincoln
will stand justified, and JET Davis con.
demned. This truth 10 just ~ clear Is sun
light IT noon day.
The truth 10, We have borne insults
enough from the contemp.ibls Niger driv.
ing. niger stealing dynasty =, Montgomery.
I, 10 high time the honor and authority OF
this country 10 ,ipdica,ed. The people want
20 know if We have q government. and VI 40.
whether IL 10 worth preserving. The gov
eminent now stand acting purely on the de.
fensire. War has come. because It has been
forced upod rs bv Southern fanatics. And
nav that the hall i' opened. We hold that
the General Government, should never lay
down arms until II. rightfai authority and
dignity has been s,nd,ca,ed. IL must come,
A. thing. now stand there Is but ono alter
native left u.-ei,her that twenty millions
lreemen bow their pecks To contemp,ibls
slave ol'sarchy, or they fight II out The
people. In our Judgment, are up to the
lighting pitch. They will sustain the Pres.
id,n, in putting the thing through. And
unle.. the seeding States back down from
the hostile attitude they have assumed. We
60 Tor a war iha, will bring the rebels to
their knees. They have needed good
sound ,bra.hing Tor years, and now We
,ra., th. Government will give them enough
Of 10.
We repeat. ls, the thing be settled now I;
le, the ssh, 60 on until twenty States OF
hi. Union are . conquered province. or the
rebel State. b. brou ,h, 10 terms.
Al fret, owing 70 the causes 10 which We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
Union Meeting in Bangor.

BAsoOs. April l6. AGrrai public meet
log va. held here ,hi. evsnln: OF the friend,
OF the coun.rJ to express thar devotion to
the Union and . determination u sustain
the Government. Hon. II Blake. formerly
. dsnoers,e candidate Tor Congress prr-i-
ded At the meeting. and there were many
proninen, democrats on the lie, Of vice prc,-
idsn,.. The m-edns Vas fully attended
by both Democrats and Republicans. and
the -sa..ii,n "a. universal m hVor OF .a.'
,s,ains the Government. The d.g Of our
pn.oa enthusiastically eheered. Sp-ech-
- were Uads by lion ;. u Blake. Ca'.
j'--ph Porter. Jo--ph Bartlett ESQ. W.
II. MrCIilli-. E.q.. aud o,he-.. Gen san
usl Nr.Iic las isUdsrv'i ioan " $50 .OO0
10 the State for var purP'-es. al.i the Mar
ksJ bank vi ihis city s2j,OOO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
beng hunted Lib. b.,., Of prey. Tn.

wa ' "se Ssst ot pfry. iue
excitement vas mos, i.ten-s.
But the pr'."ner had tie start and ded
Tor liberty. w,,hal be Vas sure and swii,
OF to'- And though several Of the parsa.
err turned aside into the cross street,, hop
ing 10 intsrcept hin in his eoarss, he sue
eseded In gaining the Washington Market.
whore he wss slmos, Immediately lcsi in the
crowd. The pursuit. Vas continued till
night but no trace Of the fugitive uas die
covered.
Meanwhile. the District Attorney moved
the court to bold ne for punishment, on
the charge Of sidirg rrisoser to cscaps.
The jodss said he would take the matter
upcsr CONSIDERATION. and directed me To be
pres.ui 81 the opening Of che morning sss-
SION.
Father Miles. hearing the ehint Of my
hall eagles, ,olsntesr.d bic s-rviees in nv
vind,csiiou.
You are . man alter nv own heart. he
said, with a smile OF eorsrsiolsiion.
In g sirsu1'i replied inierrosa ,isely.
"Car,ille. III savs you " IL Gusts me =
Thousand dollar" said the Old man with =
warmth ~ -sons~ that s.ah not be n,s.
unasrstS.i.
Bat here the matter ended; er inaei,.
s,ely 90 the sii,urr'neat ct the court. the
crowd -cir-d me hand ard ioS;. ard lifting
M shove thew heat. carried me shout the
Park triumphant. Nor did the, stop With
tbs mark e their appreciation, The DE-
,r,ci Attorney ~ss informed that II he re-
ierrtd ~ the matter again. !; would ~ Al,
the risk Of heing ridden a, raj. AMI re-
eei,e . coat Of tar and feathers. "a vac
not likely thu, the thrcs, would have been
sIscu,ed hu, 20 popularity vac tbs fursnc.,
desire Of hi. b,sct. he swallowed hi- eh.s-
rim. snd affected TO rrgsrd x as 9 earItal
pke. rrom that time forward. % lOug a.
renamed In active practice At the bar. !
had criminal practice IN sbantsnes. thossh
the sheriff took good care never 10 sniru., =
prisoner 10 nv k~Yins snd the District
Attorney never 20 orpose requss, OF time
to confer With . client.
rcrr or Eve years af,er-,rd'. when was.
slline through the Southsrp Stats. among
the ar-, person. encountered in the Old
p,-,,,in, -. ~ .auopl.m friend John
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
Br rnt GOVERNOR
A PROCL A N A TON.

The lasts that the laws OF the United
State. have teen. and nov are opposed. and
their execution Distracted In the States OF
Scath Carolina. Georgia. Alabama, flori
d.. Mississippi. louisiana aud Texas. by a
combination too powerful 10 be suppressed
by the ordinary course Of Judicial proceed.
in,.. or BY the power vested in the Mar.hal'
by the laws. that . re9uisitioo has been
made upon me by the President OF the Uni
ted States for portion OF the Militia OF th's
State, To aid IN SURPRISING such comhina-
ton. aud in causing the laws 20 DC duly ex
scut.t. and that Ind myself without sui.
te,snt authority VI Law u enable me to re-
,pond tb.ryto a. the exigency oi the case re-
qaires, present. in my Judgment one OF
Those extraordinary occasions contemp plated
IN the Constitution for cNnvening the Le:is
lslure. la Consideration whereof, l, Israel
wasabarn. Jr.. Governor Oi the State OF
Maine, ~ Vir,ns OF the power vested IN me
by the Consultation, convene the Leg,sia
tare OF mi. State; hereby requiring the
Senator. and Representatives. 10 assemble Ia
their respective Chanbers At the Capitol, In
Augusta, ON Monday. the twenty second
day " April. instant. At j: o'clock. noon,
,h., and there 90 consider and determine ON
such measure. as the condition OF the coan
try aud the obligations OF the State may
seen ~ demand.
10 testimony whereof, ! have hereunio set
my hand and caused the scal OF the Safe
" be AFFIXED. Done At Augusta, this Elk
tesnth day Of April. in the year OF our
Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty one. and Of the Independence Of the
United State, the eighty nth.
ISRAEL W ASHBURN, JR.
BY the Governor
Joskru b. Hall. Secretary oil State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Dmp. in -. Pare, April 30. AIR. Charlie.
Porter. aged 90 years. 10 months BcO.
Porter a.d been an active. worthy membvr
Of ,h. Congregational Church, q, South
Paris, tor nearly IS years. lie ~as one
sbo. in all Tire departments OF life. acted
vsli HE part, A mOst estItnable and amia-
bic man, . kind companion. = tender par
snt. = faithful friend, . good citizen, ~.
dicsoss counsellor, - prsyerful, earnest
christian. Lie lived and latosed not by
impulse. bu, BY the rule OF principle.
Z,op uas sser bis delight. His works,
hs soua.sls. bis solieitude for the prospsri-
~ Of the church hare teen without inter.
mission. she may veil mourn. Toe she mas
Loot strength. goodness, counsel.
God gran, bic mantle may fall upon 9TH
srs, who animated BY his life shsli initiate
hi. example Of patient. quiet. laborious
sSsdasss, IChristi.n Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

STisrt.riSe oNovsNr." Such % the
,iti- Of q brilliantly eimpodnied pr-Para'
,inu (orie,t atins With the iamoa. Dr Bel.
linrhsm. q Loni,nl for improving the
gro~,h. aud h-.sufying the eupdr,'u, Of
the suman barr. We learn that Mess
Ilorle- L. i~s-asn 4 Co, Of New. i~t.
have obtained the en,ire agency for the
American continent. and We therefore In.
Wit. attention to their =" N'insldirs az.
nounsemen, IN another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

SAP ArrAR IN WELD. The Chronicle
says that IN the 5,h Of April. Sidney d.
Dyke sho. James l.. BoJntou, in the aldo
men. wounding him so severely that he died
the next day. Tie Two were at Boyntou's
and started for Dykes. The former arri'-
ed first. and DYKE alleges that he ioon
him troubling his wife, and ordered him ID.
lie started but soon returned with . gun
Again he Was ordered Cd. and sgsin re-
turned, when be Was shot, a. Was alleged
In self defence. Rum 10 At 'bs bottom OF
10,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Robert lll.ley. ESQ. Of Portland has been
appointed Deputy Collector Of tina, port.
Mr. Ill.ley has formerly occupied the same
posltIon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

A dispatch from Camden states that Col.
Smart promptly susssius the action Of the
government. lie says million livs are
worth los than lhs Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19
rrslisKIp livery TRipAr MORNING NJ
WIN. A. PIDGIN d Co..
rsorRirroRs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

TERNs.-Ore Dollar and Finy Cen's. pe'
ear, in advances T~o Dolla,s. at the end ofthe
year.
C,ubhiHg. We ~osh re.reetfsll, call the
.u,nl,oa of sue .. are disposed to l.ud their aid
~ ,x,.rii.r th- e,reui.iiOn or q hone paper 10
the follS~iss odsf;
We ~,l ssai
10 Copies, u. one y-s1. Zoe 1850
20 Copies. 6t one year. Zoe 1000
AL Que cop, 70 the pe,.o. gc,iing up the club.
The nom, nu., .ocnmpss, the order.
Eys. N. P.ueasin Il Co.. 10 State stree, .
Bo.iSa. sai ie2 Ns..ss Street, New York. ere
oaf aslhos,tsd sg~s,..
jon PRINTING nssily executed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18

formed them to the best circumstances would
allow, and believe with an honest conviction
Of the position he vas called to occupy.
Unfortunately for NJ. Meyers, our country
and others, Col Wilcox cannot bear testimony
to what have written, but know he would
cheerfully subscribe to every word.
A just retribution must surely fall npon those
who have SO wilfully and basely sIandered so
inoffensive man as the subject of this letter
and trust they will have manood sufficient lett,
10 withdraw their wicked and uncalled for accu-
sations.
am sorry not an officer of the regimen is
now in this city to corroborate my statements,
even were it necessary.
l am deeply obliged for the interest you have
taken in NV friend, and 1 trust you will make
'ull use of this for his benefit. With my warm
est sympathy for him in his distress and for his
family; with my thanks to you for the oppor-
,unity of expressing my knowledge Of the matter,
Iremain, your Obedient servant,
WIN BRODIE,
Late Surgeon LIST Reg't Mich. Infantry.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18

a SIAxDrR NAILrp.-Sincc the return
Nv Ii. Meyer, charges of habitual drunken.
sna misconduct on his part, while Chaplain
NE Michigan First Regiment, have been
~ circulated in thia community. The follow
.aef u in reply 70 inquiries Of gentleman
w e''y soaeaing these charges Dr.. Bodie
"esaasoan ef high standin. and character.
DEfaolr, Sept, l3, 1861.
..As Sn:-Your favor of the 18th inst came
- 'ase evening. Not anything since my
"sa'esoo With the lst Regiment to the
ans, he's given me 20 much surprise and
= he information conveyed in your letter.
~ With pleasure hat I can give a most an.
!e'd denial to the charges made agaius,
lev. 1r. Meyer. Ny relations with
sEs most intimate, and to my kno~ledee.
sevss tasted alcoholic liquors but once during
sssssaiss With the Regiment, and then a,
TeDns ssques. - feared be would be sick
q shas tine stimulated. He then prote.
- esok & ealy - nsdicine. 90 o'ifE7
~sssass - ~ dsssss - Chaplain, he Der
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18
S p CIAL TICES
To COnsulnplives.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks BY very simple remedy, after having suffered
erxl years with lung affection, and that dread
disease, Coasumpton-s anxious to make known to his
teos sufferers the means Of cure.
To eli Who desire it, be viii send copy Of the prescrp
ton used free If charge with the directions for rrepar
ing and usog the same which they will and CuKs
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS sc, The only objec,
Of the advertiser sending the Prescription to brne,
the afflicted and spread informstio which he
TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try has
remedy IL will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1y2si wihamsburgh, Kings County, n. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18
DKOBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

l. igaD, County of Ingham, sat- ion Of the
Probate Court for the county of Ingh-m holden
Probate Oce, IN the village Of Mason, Monday the
10th day o. Sept the thousa eight hundrec
and sixty present wN PINcKNEY Judge Probate
10 the matter Of the estate Of William Wilson decsa.-
ed On reading and fling the petun, duly verified, o.
joseph Bewsr creditor, ayins that let Of admin
strsuOn spon Said estate may granted 10 said ie,-
tiuBei:
Thereupon it is ordered that 'nday. the DIST day
Of Oct Der neat. at IL O'Clock in the forenoon a.
signed for the hearing saa petition, and ths heir.
at law Of lad deceased, and all other
N said estate are equ red TO "ppear at session OF sac
Court, then be holden at the Probate Office the
lage Of Mason, and show cause any there be- why the
prayer Of the petiiOn-r should antec And IT /.
further ordered that said peIi,cn-r give iice the
p~rs interested sad estate OF the p.ency of sac
petition, and the hearing thereof by causing copy II
this order to be published the Lansing blican
newspaper printed and circulating SAID unity Of Ing
ham, successive weeks pre- vous sad day If hear
ing a true copy.) WM PlNCKNEY
3w333 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

L ig.n. County Of Inshau, SAT . session of the
Probate Court for the County of Inghsm holden 1t the
Probate Office, in MAscn. Monday 10 day sept,
in the year oos thousand eight hundred and sky
one: Present. Vim II. P,nckney, Judge Of Pr. bate In
tbs matter Of tue estate Of Per,is Cushman deceased
On ding and hli The petition, duly verosf Of sam
ul Griiiey praying that instruDeet in witt ng,
porting be the last will and Of said
admitted probate, and that letters
~ upon said estat may DO granted to said Samuel
Griiley and Afed Gunpison:
he'eupon it is Ordered that Monday, the 2lst DAY
o 0ctooer next At IL o'clock in the forenoon b assign
ed for the bearing Of said petition, and that the hei
Law said deceased and all other persoos interested ia
said estate are required 70 appear at ses.i OF saic
Court. then to be holden 1t the Prohse Once in ,hs
village OF Mason, ant shos cause, any there b. vhy
The PRAYER Of the petitioner should b granted an
II is further Orde'ed, that said petitioner give
tie pers interested estate, Of the pendency
sad PETITION. and the hearing thereof, By esa.ng cop
Of this der 10 Be- publ -hsi in the Leasing Rspxboaa
nev.psPer printed and reuArng n said county log
ham successive weeks prsvioes sid day Of bearing
q true eopy) WI PINCKNEY,
3s83S JaAeU Of ProhasaL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18
SALE.-Defaulr having

lv1 been made 10 the cond ,ion Of ce tam mortgage
executed oy Whitney Jone. and Losiss Jones. his ore
Of the city OF LtnsER the lnzham and Stae
Michigan. To S.Ish Brown. f the city of D. t'oit
state aforesaid beArps cate the i,th o. July, A
1857. recorced IN. Office Of he Reg-,e- Of Deeds
the said county of Ing the tseny thnc day
Of October A d. 1857, at eleven clOcA N A., hb.r
10 of rrg-g-s, pages so, 81, AMI 372, which
mortgage thee claimed 70 be DUE tue date II this
notice the Of tso hous hunie and thirty
three dollars aod twenty *2i33 22)
cpa aud interest, and twenty five dollars, $3.50 a,tor
rey fee provided for in sin mortyaga making ali the
Of thoEss I'd iou- hundred and tiff, eight dollars
sod tsen'y two cents (s2 ASS % due cate Of
this notice. the principal secured by the sad mort
gage md c-rta If interest thereon, hsvipg
osc'me due and payable By The option OF The sad mort
gSgee under and by virtue Of the provs 10 hat effect
at~ned the SAID mortgage AID p'oc. ed hav
ing heeo Instituted AZ Law for the recovery of the
any part thereof tice THERETO eby given tina,
said III e foreciosed by Of the mnrigaeed
prem and that by vrt1e Of power OF .e in said
NOR gage confairet and in pursu. the ute n
ueh mao. and PROVIDED, the premises described in
said morfgage oil be cold TO the amount claimed
Be due eth the interest thereon and the eoss and
charges If such sale At public veaiue, to the highest
bidder the Cout House the visee o. Mssou ZEE
ng the plare Of hodng i cult Court) SAID coun
" Of Insha and state Of Mieh san On Thurs ay the
18th day Of De ember, D. 1861. between the hour Of
O'Clock tie forenoon and the setung Of the
tn VT: O'Clock the after Il I'd day The
description OF he mortgazed prem conform nx
stantiAy uifh that NED 10 the mortgage. fol-
| ,oss, to all that certain piece parcel Of aod
lying, beng and .tus'e IN the sy Of Inzham and
sac Of Michigan and In and des ib~d f,io~
part Of he haf Of moth quarter #
ufteep in four north of range bounced
fol begipn pe thu qua pest OF sad sec
ron, and running hence ffy ,ots aod tven
four inks eighty rods and tn links. 'ben
.ou a. nine rods and tsenty " link, thsoes se-
eight, rod, the piAe. Of nnn1, c,nfanDe thi,f
and 2looths se1es Of land :, be be :. more Or iess
JSo v. LoyoYHA1. ATTY for Mortgage.
Da:sd, September 6-h, 1851. 1Sst3S