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, 1861-04-08
From New Orleans.

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NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Moze sensation dis
patches from Washington state that President
Davis has ordered Gen. Beauregard to stop
Mai Anderson's supplies, and cut off all com
mnnication with him, and place Fort Sumter in
state of siege- If such WIS the fact, we
Nopld receive immediate intelligence from
Montgomery and Charleston.
The Cabinet at Montgomery believe no bel
ngerent steps will be resorted to.
'Advices from Jamaica to the 23d ult, Etsta
that Prince Alfred met with royal reception
at Barhadoes- Preparations are making to
give him magnificent ball at Jamaica
, 1861-04-08
The Pawnee Gone to Norfogk-Au-
p01Afmenf&.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Tne steamer Paw
nee, which has been lying at the Navy Yard
folk She is in 1ull war trim. Her ultimate
destination is not publicly known.
Lieut. Talbot has returned from Fort Sum-
ter. He first reported to the Secretary Of
War, who accompanied him to the Presidents
honse, where be remained several hours
The President has appointed tho following
Postmasters: George B. Roberts at Laporte'
John Andrews at Michigan City, Ar. Wilson
at Logansport, E. K. Farnam at South Bend,
Thos- 7. Davis at UnionyiIle, Cbas. F. Bron-
son at Paducah, KY, Jacob F. Hockstetter At
Nebraska City. James B. Howell at Keokuk,
Wm. Luce at Xenia. Ohio,
, 1861-04-08

ARRIVED April 4.
Schr Three Bells, Clfrk, Bo1land, rs curds wood,
Schr Mary, Spfatt, Grand Haven, 100 m lumber.
CLEARED. April 6.
Schr Mary, spratt, Grand Haven.
Schr Racine Brown Grand River
Schr James Christy Joyce. MIlvsukee. ee5 ton,
railroad iron
, 1861-04-08
The Water Question.


VIC directly on its receipt put under lock
and key, until such time as we could take it
up as we wished, the late Report Of the Board
OF Water Commissioners, enriched as it is by
Special Report Of Chief Engineer Ches-
brough on topics Of interest to all our citi-
zens, and OF annually increasing vital impor-
tance to our city. Water will, for many years
to come, continue to be useful for very many
purposes other than Navigation, and being q
good thing, it is emphattcally one OF those you
cannot have too much Of Do not call US
Hydropathist,n nor deem US unmindfu1 of death
by drowning. There are two great divisions
in this highly Interesting Report the which let
Us take up separately. And, first,
QUANTITY.
From the actual figures, it does not seem
that any Of our citizens were on ehort allow
ance last year, for dividing the amount Of wa
ter pumped 9,7o35s4 By the number Of our
population, Say LEI, 600, this would give each
mothers son and daughter of Us an average
daily supply Of SO gallons. But much Of this
was wasted in other ways shan drinking. HY-
dEants leak. service pipes go into business for
themselves and burst, much is spirited through
fountains, and squirted through hose, much is
used at fires, in these days ofeteam ffremen.
Much, every way,"-there is said to be
great waste, grave cause Of official COM
plant, certain and alarming reduction and
shave On the daily average Of thirty nine gal
Ions yours and ours, perhaps owing to which
deprivation, the number Of the Great IN
washed goes on year BY year, brnvely undimin-
ished.
chesbrough, Chief Engineer, says the
prospects are, the present supply of-water
must be increased, owing to the yearly in-
creaslng demand for water, . fact we shall be
happy to See our Temperance friends make the
most Of How this increased supply is to be
gained, is intelligently discussed, but We pre-
fer to pass to the next point, which, after all,
is Of vast Importance to all, except the few
who dilute their water with whiskey. Mr.
Chesbrough discusses, with much interest.
the question Of
-: 7:--> QUALIFY.
And here we are editorially interested. for
we are often asked, nay implored, to "pitch
into" these very Water Commissioners, The
water is muddy Or nshy, or contains an animal
who has outgrown tie last two syllables Of
his name, and stares at You through the sides
Of The tunbler with eyes that, to your excited
Imagination look as large as halfdimes, and
then somebody Is impressed with a solemn
'eonvfction Of our duty To abuse the Water
Board round]y. Let MS sec. T.. -.
Somebody says, run pipe out into the
Lake so far that the water never pets ,nuddv
, 1861-04-08

MONTGOMERY, April 6.--The: people are
pleased ut the prospects ofa brush Al faces
are bright will, anticipation.
, 1861-04-08
All Wftlfnx II Should Come

PETERSBURG, YA,Apsl 6.----The excitement
is very great, and the war news Is all dis
cussed on every corner, all willing it should
come, and AZ say Virginia must go out Of the
, 1861-04-08

FALL RIVER, Mass, April 6.4The Wooden
MIL and machinery Of the Dunlap Manufac-
turing Co., Was destroyed BY fire last night.
sured s31 ,000.
, 1861-04-08

sATURnAT EVENING, April =, 1861.
Tie following xts ths receipts and shtrmants fn,
The paas twenty forr hpurn:
KEGEIpTs.
, 1861-04-08

r lotM deposits s.*,....;...-....,$7.14 S.. .149, 1888
ehansc FOR Cents OF rew issue--.-.., $4,000
, 1861-04-08


come tho modes Of improving the quality o{
the Wster atter 1t has. been pumped fom tho
lake, either by means Of Filter Beds, OF .
Settling Reservoir. The former ia, too ex-
peusiva to. be thought Of now; the latter seems
more feasible, but at the present unlikely.
:.e E8psrfmauta; show, that. the most turbId
:watsk drawn from the pipes becomes compar-
atlvely cledrins sask in twenty four hours !;
It stin tetz.ns aftef that, however, slightly
milky hue, which It parh with very slowly,
becoming entirely clear at the end Of si1 Or
seven days. Observations On the condition Of
the water III the Lake show that 1t Is seldom
tu1bid moro than three days at any time, very
rarely as much Is five Something may yet
be done IN thia way.
We advise our readers to read this Report,
which NE do not intend to spoil by further
gazbling, when they will become convinced
Of the real difficulties in the way Of any ma
tezial method Of guarding against what are,
at the worst, only evils Of 3 temporary
nature, In the quality Of the water.
Let them In patience possess their souls,
and ii they can also boast Of filter on their
own premises, they may give themselves and
the editors rest In the matter Of I" pitching
into" the Board of Water Commissioners
Let us be thankful that analysis and expert
ence shows that we have after all an abundant
supply Of water such Is many other cities
have in vain sent miles on miles Of expensive
aqueduct country ward in search Of
, 1861-04-08
The supplies for Fort Sumter mot ant
~-@~

CHARLESTON, 18th. The public are by no
mems disappointed hy the recent news Of
wHrlike movements. The Confederacy d
ready to receive Its visitors in any form. The
supplies Of Fort Sumter are not yet cut of.
Affairs, however appear TO be eliminating,
, 1861-04-08

Ostroit and BufAto, IN connection with the Ni6hi-
esa Central and Now York Central railroads.
Il BetWeen' Toledo and Dnnktrk tpere is noa fdn.
ming regularly q daily line Of propellers In con-
:: neetsoa with the Michigan sonthexna md n. \. and
Et1e Railroads.,
, 1861-04-08

1H,2 -. $, s11 and Inch Water Pipe. bored with
Patent Augsr
A1s4,. Surfr1or Wooden Suction Psnra m4de and
sol1 v Wholcsale and Retail, bF j. r. EMILE.
mh6Jl-ly corner PIE and Cal:sl street Ehic1ga.
, 1861-04-08
PO RT OF CHICAGO.

M A r I N E L T S T =.
, 1861-04-08

Total No. of pieces. ,9o3 600 s., ss7 50
LAND WAaaAxTs.-The last quotations il the
ReF York market that have come to hand sre as
follows:
a.. Duying. Selling.
g @ acre warrants, y acre. 500 s1.io
~ . .-.,....- 80 90
- ..-.-.... 70 80
lW ..--..... 10 80
, 1861-04-08

Atte1npt to Break Through tho Ibe.
An &ttempt Will bs mad this week, by the pro-
pe1lers Ar&1as and Roekat of,ths Central line, to
open wator above: We ere Inclined to believe that
the project L. impract1cable, ~ fishermen and oth
~ acquainted with the condition Of the Ice, ~
thAt + % yet Tery sound In or the Poipt
in two weeks. Nevertheless the attempt. II m.
dsrtsken. VIII be = ,sadable and enterpflsing one.
The Centsal propelers, It will be remembered.
.en: sud became faat IN the bay foE several days.@
BuHu{o AdpsYtifef. 3"'
, 1861-04-08

4 Il, Al1etton = Co, proprieters Of the Wash.
tugton Drove Yards Forty atreet report the
cattle tn market from the following States and Can
, 1861-04-08
War Preparations in New York.

s:!'';:ii:S -" i i: IT;
KoN-BELLIGkREhT:;; RUnoRs Fg0M NEW
80 = : ffii's'e7 ss?HS t't,
a Delegation of1 VII Vifginiaiins Il iii1 at Wash.
). &: :FEs (: II ington..
, 1861-04-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
FOB wKEK ENDING MARCH u.
Abridged from Thursdays New York Tribune. !
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market IT Fortr, ,Sanrth


SC.
The most Of the ea1es range from 7x@sAc,
occurred last week, it ehoud have read SC insteTd
OF SEc.
Total number of beoveR received In the CITY this
week. 3, ,71g.
This Is 971 less than last week, and 615 head
less than the average last year. The average mum
per at each Wednesday market last year Was 3,49l
g. LEES than the average, and Si2 head less
than this day week.
, 1861-04-08

NoRfoLK, Va, April 6-The schooner Lucy
r, Warren Of Baltimore was seized at Eamn-
ton Beads to-d.yt for violation Of the inspection
1xwK>
, 1861-04-08

t1F71n3 0tesFaEe71 70 c7e
CHARLESTON April 6.-War is expected
within "A hours. Every man Is ordered on
duty. Excitement intense.
, 1861-04-08

nDAN ES EW BARREL
~ MACHINERY.
WARRANTED TEE EEsr II AMx2MA.
To Cooperea
In Offering tas Nex aud Ect,ualleI Barrel Mac at1s
n to the Coopers Of the Northwest and South d,
% with tile fullest assurance that IT Will be fo1ri
the Best and noas Perfect the most EcorcElcg
and Labor Saving and cheapest Of any in uss-
poANE 4 HURLBUT'S
stare Saving and Dreasins Machine,
FOR TIGHT WORK
This Aaehtne sufpaxes 81 Others, In ever ?arneu.
1ar- It eaws tbs stave from the bolt, carvea ard
ton, fro,n atGD to i9,GN per day. 4 LII make tB to
80 per day clear ct al s.7enses - 90 vita tals
have full set Of E.acn.rea TOR T-at barrel Wo.k Of
5o1SEss sTzvz cUrrrsa MACHINE :or r.ssr
1X B91Xs HSAR5s9 81 sh cHrEES for = E0eE % s:!s @
no4SES READING sc.szz22:4 for al anaa OF
Do7NEs FOOT ..7o1sTzs,t. cc- Flour Barr.sa,
DOANES HHAAlSG Plan 2.&t Tor AL Kinds OF hea.is
Do4iNES Ci:ozE AND caAdF EEING MACHINE,
for all kinds Of Barrels
DoAEE's NEW WHEEL TIGHT STAvE JOINER
poANE's HEAD SAVING II 1caNg for all KINGS
of heads- This raaS2tls 1s also .hs Best shing1e
MIL extaas-
Doane has me only Barrel Machinery for conp:etsac
Flour Barrels from the Crule Timber This machinery
has cost thousands q dollars to EeTfectmade olrca
and stee-nutttn. MI competitor ont Of se question.
1b Don't speLl II alr Barrel or stays Ascslnefy.
1nt you see Deaaet Sand II cur cataloEEs M CT:
, 1861-04-08

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA11RoAD-The following il
statement of the land and traffic department far
the month Of March, 1851;
, 1861-04-08

Total in month Of March, 1861. go. .$23l ,003 IS
1otal n month OF March, 1860 - e09, 9994 20
1otai s1nce January 1st, 1851 829 S04 81
1e&' III corresponding period oI 1850. 581, 80
1856. 1857. 1s58.
Irathc ,434 s7B5Q 22o3 asa ST ga Kin 70
Horhg e1p'e- 1,444546.l9 1,T9l 9N, IL 14I1 sS4 n
, 1861-04-08
Wa1h1nRtpN Items

Warrington Items,
Especial DiRpatch to the inctnnati Commercial.I
WARRINGTON, April $. =
THE COMING COLLISION.
The Cabinet and best informed parties here
now consider a collision between the Federal
Government aud the Southern rebels ineyita-
bic.
4 A member OF Congress from your State,
who haa spoken to the President within tie
last twenty -four hours on the subject, told
me o-day that blood would be spilled Ii less
than ten days.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-27

& e. i lEtEN F-1-e "a
Ns-us e 80. -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
Thr Accomac Expedition.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S-The
steamers Georgia and Georgiana
arrived this morning from New
ton, Worcester county, Mary
land. Four thousand Federal
troops wee preparing to 90 into
Virginia.
On their way up the Pomoke
a boat WAS sent ashore with Dix's
proclamation. 1t was read to a
large number of Virginians, in a
farm house, who declared it en-
ti7ely satisfactory, and claimed
protection Of the Government
from Secessionists who were fore
ing them into the rebel ranks
against their will.
The gunboat Resolute had
been giving them protection
through the bay, but at night they
would have to seek shelter in the
woods.
Nothing new from Fortress
Monroe. All quiet.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
ATTENTION! WAR MEETINGS

Col. Nc MuLLEN will make a
War Speech at Winchester on
Friday nex;, 22d inst, at 2 o'clk
p. M.
On the same day at the same
hour Col. HARDrN will speak at
Ridgeville.
Rev. Il. M. McWnINyEY,
Chaplain of the 57th Regiment,
will speak on the same day and
hour at Buena Vista.
A meeting will also be held at
Huntsville on Fridly night, 22d
inst. \ portion or all of The
above speakers will attend the
Huntsville meeting.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21

Tie Hon. John Cochrane, 4
member Of Congress from New
York city, a leading andinhenutial
Democrat, now a Major General,
commanding a Brigade recently
adore sed The soldiers under his
command in the presence of the
Secretary Of War as folIws:
This is war which moves
toward the protection Of our
homes, the safety of our families,
the continuation Of domestic al
tars and the protection OF our
liresides. In such war we are
justified, and are bonnd to resort
to every force within our power.
Shall We not seize the cotton at
Beauforet. the munitions OF war?
And if YOU would seize their
property, open their ports, and
destroy their lives, | ask YOU
whether YOU would not'use their
slaves? whether you would not
arm their slaves, [great applause ]
and carry them in battalions
against their masters? ( Renewed
and tumultuous applausel If nee
essary to save this Government,
| would plunge their whole coun-
try, black and white, in one In
discriminate sea Of blood, so that
We should, in the end, have a
Government which would be the
vicegerent OF God.
You have arms in your hands,
placed there for the purpose oil
discriminating an enemy unless
he submits TO law, order and the
Constitution. II he will not sub
NIT, explode everything that
comes IN your way; set Ire to
cotton; explode the cotton; take
the slave, and bestow him on the
'non-sIaveholder if You please
fGreat applause Do to them as
they would to US. Raise up a
party interest against the
absent STAKEHOLDER. Distract their
counseIs, and if this should not be
sufficient, take the slave by the
hand, place a musket in it, and in
Gods name bid him strike for the
liberty Of the humap race. Tim
mense applause.
Peace men Will Doubtless think
that the Hon. John is nor
''outside OF any healthy organiza-
tor
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Is virtue af a decree and execution TO
me directed from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, viii expose TO sale at the
Court House door il Winchester, Ran
ao'ph County, Indiana, on SATURDAY.. the
18th day of December, 1861,
between the hours OF l0o'clock a. m. and
I O'Clock ?. m. of said CAV. the following
real estate, situated in Randolph County,
Indiana. to-wit.
The undivided fourth part Of the east
half OF the north west quarter Of section
eleven, township eighteen Of Range
twelve east containing eighty acres more
or less.
Executed as the property Of Nathan
Brewer az the suit Of John Nc Grath.
a. IT. JENKINS.
Noa. -, 1851. fee 5 B. Sh'aR. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21

The RErROGADE MOVEMENT
IL MlssouRI. The St. Louis
Democrat in noticing the move
ment OF Gen. Hunters forces
from Springfield to St. Louis,
says:
The reason for this abandon
ment Of the Southwestern cam
paign we suppose must remain
for a time a matter Of specula-
ton. It's not to be supposed
that our army is retiring in any
fear of the result of a contest with
The rebel forces, and we ere left
70 conjecture that the concentra-
ton OF Gen. Hunters forces at
this point has a more important
meaning than the mere providing
of good winter quarters for the
troops. In the meantime if whole
army is to be retired, what is to
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
NUMBER IL
SHERIFF,S SALE.

. virtue Of an execution to me direct
Cd from the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, will expose 20 sale At the Court
House door in Winchester, Randolph
County, Indiana on Saturday, the
18th day of December, 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m.
and 4 O'Clock p. m. Of said DAY. the folloe-
ing real estate, situated in Randolph Couu-
Is. Indiana, to-wit:
The east half Of the southwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter OF section
four, township eighteen, of Range fouteen
east of the second principal meridian line,
containing twenty acres.
Executed as the property Of Obediah
Stilwell, at the suit OF Benjamin Hunt and
Elisha Shoemaker.
a. II. JENKINS
Nov. Il, 1851. fee : ,. Sh'HR.C.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21

WuY WAS JOIN BROwN HvNG?
We have looked over the trial
again, and we find that John
Brown was hung because he was
in arms against the United
States-because the Courts and
Government pronounced him a
traitor.
The whole North was denounc-
ed for the act OF Brown and his
squad OF twenty men. The Sen
ate investigated it. Prominent
Republicans from Massachusetts,
to Kansas were hquIed up before
the patriot Senator Mason, and
an attempt was made to implicate
them in the treason. Men o.. de
cided Anti Slavery principles
were publicly mobbed and pri-
yately jeered at as aiders and
abettors OF treason. These things
happened a shot time ago. The
Government called out It's sol
diers to capture John Blown;
they guarded the Court House
during the trial, they protected
the execution field on the day OF
the hanging. For what was
John Brown hung? For treason.
Gen. Mcclellan has recently
captured a thousand prisoners, ten
OF whom are officers. Govern
ment has ordered him to release
them on their taking the OATH
Why lcas not Joha Brcwa al
Ioued to take the oath?
Suppose Massachusetts had Sc
coded instead OF South Carolina,
and William Lloyd Garrison aud
Wendell Phillips had been the
leaders OF the rebellion. Every
body knows that nothing would
have been said about taking the
oath IN such 4 case. The cap
tu.ed Abolitionists would have
been hung instanter.
thanksgiving for Slave
ry is justifiable; lighting for Free
dom Is treason AtchIson Con
sentative.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
As We anticipated, we can only
furnish local items for the Jour
nal Semi-monthly.


OUR ScHooLs.-Our citizens
are making preparations for the
Winter Schools. Pretty much
all OF the schools in this Town
ship are taken. The time of
commencing, as decided by our
Trustee, is the first Monday in
December. Teachers wages, per
quarter, (65 days., So 90. II
teachers get over that amount,
it must be furnished by the pa
rents.
The display of judgment made
by our citizens in selecting their
teachers will be seen more plain
ly after the close of the schools
than now. Let parents do their
duty, and our schools can not fail
to do we'll.
We learn that some of our
schools are to be conducted by le
male instructors. Some are much
opposed to it, yet We can see no
Just reason why they should be,
Tor We think that that is precisely
the course to be pursued in order
that We may encourage the difu-
sion OF education among our SIS
tiers and daughters. If women
are to be kept oat Of our schools.
as teachers, why not, with the
same propriety, exclude cur girls,
as pupils? Ii We We're as much
opposed to "womea-teachers' as
some persons are, We think
think we would hardly be willing
TO admit that our maternal guar
dian bears the appellation OF wo-
man. The objection is urged,
that "woman teacher" is not
competent to govern a Winter
school. No parent should offer
this as an objection, for surely it
Speaks but poorly for the moral
culture and good breeding Of tie
children Of a district where this
would be the case. Parents, send
in your children the first day, aad
every day to the last.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
Capture Of the Rebel Com
miSSionerS to Europe.

The Rebel Senators, Mason
and Slidell, who were enroute foI
Europe in order to advance the
interests OF the Rebel States were
captured by Commander Wilkes
of the San Jacinto, in the chan
mel off Bahamas. They were
on board of a British vessel
They were brought to Fortress
Monroe and are now safely lOdg-
ed In Fort Warren.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
JayGawEcrss Proclamation 10
M.ssnnTi Irailols.

Missouri Traitors.
LEAvENwoRru Nov. 1.-THE
First Kansas Cavalry, Col. Jen-
nison, has LETT here for Sedalia,
Nc, to protect supply trains and
other Government property at
that and neighborlng points.
Jennison has issued a proclaim
alton to the people of Jackson,
Lafayette, Cass, Johnson, and
Peitis counties, Mo, from which
the following extracts are made:
We march to enforce the laws
and sustain the Government
Every loyal citizen IS expected to
give evidence OF his loyalty By
active efforts Tor the protection OF
the flag.
For four months our armie s
have marched through your coun-
tty. Yoar proIessed friendship
has been a fraud. Your oaths OF
allegiance have beea shams ana
peuuries. You iced the rebel
army. You act as spies while
claiming 70 !e true to the Union
We DO not care about your pas,
political opinions. No man will
be prosecuted because be- differs
from us. But neutrality IS ended
Ii yoa are patriots, YOU must
fight; If you are traitors, You
Will be punished. The time Tor
fighting has come. Every man
who feeds, harbors, protects, or
in any way gives aid and comfort
10 the enemies oil the Union, will
be held responsible for his trea-
I. son with his lie AID property
While all the property Of Union
men, and all their rights, viii
be reiigioa>ly respected, traitors
will everywhere lie treated as
outiaws--enemies OF God and
nan-too base to held any de-
scriptioa Of property. and having
no rights which loyal men are
bound to respect.
The last dollar and the last
slave Of rebels will be taken AID
turned over to the General Gov
eminent. Playing war IS played
out, and whenever Union troops
are fired upon, the answer VII
boom from cannon, and desola-
ton will follow treason. Al
the land between Fort Leaven-
worth and the headquarters oil
the army of the West is unde.
the jurisdiction of the United
States, and we propose to have
. a regular road over It, and safe
communication through it nc
matter at what cost olrebel treas
uge and blood.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue If decree and execution 10 nc
directed from ihe Randolph Common Pleas
CaHrt. I siu expose to sale N the c0ust house
door 10 Nincbester. Randolph County, Indi-
ana. on SATURDAY. the
ed day of November, 1861,
Betvcen the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and
O'Clock ,. N Of sad day. the following real
estate. situated ia Randolph county, lndisna,
% wiz
Part Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton seventeen, township nineteen, north
Of range fourteen east, and bounded as
follows. 10 wit: Commencing at the
north west corner Of said quarter section
thence running south on the section line
10 ;he SOUTHWEST corner Of said quarter
section, from thence east on the south
line Of sara quarter to the south east cor
ner OF said quarter section, from thence
north sixty rods to a stake, from thence
west sixty four rods 10 a stake, from
thence north one hundred rods 70 the
line of said quarter section, and thence
west on said line to the place Of begin
ming; estimated TO contain one hundred
and twenty acres more or less.
Executed a. the property OF Peter Poiaer
and Eliza a. Poiner, a. the suit Of Nathan
Edwards.
A. II. JENKINS.
Oct. %. 1851. fee So sh.fR. &.