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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

"SEc. 3. Be il further enacted, That for the en-
rollment of all persons comprehended within the
provisions of this act, who not already in SER
vice in the armies Of the Confederate STATES, it
shall be lawful for the President with the consent
Of the Governors of the respective States, to en-
ploy State officers and on failure to obtain such
consent, he shall employ Confederate officers,
charged with the duty Of making such enrolment
in accordance with the rules and regulations to be
prescribed by him."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-31

"sEc. 5. Be it further enacted, That all sea-
men and ordinary seamen in the land forces Of
the Confederate States, enrolled under the pro.
visions of this act, may, on application to the
Secretary of the Navy, be transferred from the
land forces to the naval SERVICE"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
WASTED TINE,

Alone in the dark and silent night,
With heavy thought Of vanished year,
When evil deeds come back to sight,
And good deeds rise with a welcome cheer;
Alone with the spectres Of the past,
That come with the old years dying chime,
There gloOms one shadow dark and vast,
The shadow Of Wasted Time.
The chances Of happiness cast away,
The opportunities never sought,
The good resolves that every day
Have died in the Impotence Of thought;
The slow advance and the backward step,
In the rugged path we have striven to climb
How they furr W the brow and pale the lip,
When we talk with Wasted Time.
What are we now what had we been
Had we hoared time as the miser's gold,
Striving our need to win fold;
Through the Summers heat and the v inter-
Shrinking from nOught that the world could do
Fearing nought but Il elouch Of crime
Lab ring, struggling all seasons through,
And knowing no Wasted Time
Who shall recall the vanished years!
Who shall hold back this ebbing tide
That leaves remorse, and shame, and tears,
And washes away all things beside
~,.j @SsSti give as sfTS aSSa, e'Ssesss-,s
To leave forever this holiday rhy me,
To shake offthis sloth from heart and brow,
And battle with Wasted Time
The yearS that pass come not again,
The things that die no lie renew;
But e'en from the rust Of bis ,nkering chain
golden truth is glimmering through:
That to him who learns from errors past,
And turns away with STR myth sublime,
And makes each year outdo the last,
There is no Wasted Time.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
The Human Figure.

The proportions of the human figure
are strictly mathematical. The whole
figure is six times the length Of the foot.
Whether the form is slender or plump,
this rule holds good. Any deviation from
it is a departure from the highest beauty
of proportion. The Greeks made all their
statues according to this rule. The face
from the highest point on the forehead.
where the hair begins, to the chin, is one
tenth If the whole statue. The hand,
from the wrist to the middle finger is the
same. The chest is one-fuurth; and from
the nipple to the top of the head is the
same. From the top of the chest to the
highest point Of the forehead, is a seventh.
II the length Of the face, from the roots of
the hair to the the chin. he divided into
three equal parts, the first division termi-
mates at the place where the eyebrows
meet. and the second at the nOstrilS The
navel is the central part Of the human
body and if man should lie on his
back, with his arm extended, the peri
phary tf the circle which might be de-
scribed around hlm, with the navel for the
center, would touch the cxtremitics Of his
hands and feet. The height from the top
of the head is the same as the distance
from the extremity of the fingers when
the arms are extended.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

flow tn FORETELL WEATHER. - In Il man.
ual of the thermometer, compiled by rear
admiral Firzroy, and just published by the
Board of Trade. London, the following OBJ
Servati0nS occnr:
Whether clear or clondy, a rose sky
at sunset preSagcS fair weather; red sky
in the morning bad weather, or much wind
(pcrlmp> rain y a gray sky in the morning
tine WEATHER: "a high 6aw'tr, wind; low
dawn, fair weather. SOit.look or delicate
cIoGds foretell fine weather, with moderate
or light hreezes; hard-edgcd, oily-looking
clouds, wind. y dark, gloomy, blue sky,
is wind; but light, bright blue sky indi-
Gates fine weather
"Generally, the softer clouds look the
less wind, bat, perhaps. more rain, may be
expected; and the harder, more greasy,
rolled. tufted, or ragged, the stronger the
coming wind will prove. Also, bright
yellow sky at sunset presagcS wind; a
pale yellow, wet; and thus, by the preva-
lence of red, yellow or gray tintS, the
coming weather may be foretold very near
ly, indeed if aided by instruments, almost
exactly.
"Small inky looking clouds foretel rain;
light scud clouds driving across heavy
masses show wind and rain; but if alone
may indicate wind only. High upper
clouds crossing the sun, moon and stars,
in different direction from that of the
lower clouds, or the wind then ielt below,
foretell a change of wind. When sea
birds fly ont early, and far to seward,
moderate winds and fair weather may be
expected; when they hang about the land,
or over it, sometimes flying inland, expect
a strong wind with stormy weather.
There are other signs Of change in
the weather known less generally than
may be desirable, and, therefore, worth
notice; as when birds of long fight, rocks
swallows, or others hang about home, OIL
fly up and down or lOw-rain OF wind may
be expected. Also, when animals seek
sheltered places, instead of spreading ovel
their usual range; when pigs carry straw
to their sites; when smOks from chimney'
does not ascend readily, (Or straight up
wards during calm, an uniavorable chang
is probable. -
"Dew is an indication of ine weather
so is fog. Neither Of these two formations
occur under an overcast sky, or when Their
is much wind. One sees fog occasionally
rolled away, as it were, by wind, but sci
dom or never formed while it is blowing.
--%-S<~-+-
Lose not friend, .. :..
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

frift44H tfF ~
in periscfip9
b airing olive el6
planted .0vsr6 6ii
terraces On llie y 1isps
in bestsrssatS u
.0raAhJI pasA -
The inhabitapt
posed chiefly ef aIsaFl
suImars and Z tew Chi
principally engaRed lifiii1llI
tablishnent& The
Of this region arr ,egGae
their appearance, gpd
long guns, daggers and PTS
were fetocfous brfgaHdk ihs
the honest induSnioasi Hht
they are. presume thay yg4
enable them to successfully dslena
selves and cattle from the VA
Arabs, VINO sometimes visit tkG lsi
MOreh. --,----- - is!sss al -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

HENRY OF NAvARRE:-M Molly, II lis ltsA
tory of the United NetherlandN slkN
of this gallant prince :s,t ~ ~ HNsis 1r4
At his very name, a 6gqrs, aee5Hs lQE
leap forth from the midst of tElEee eeiifIls
ries, instinct with rudy, Vigofbds
Such was the intense vitality 6efkA lla
nese Prince, that even H0wihe seslnE lnEn
thoroughly alive aud recqgnizahl thass
half the actual personageS who AEe flNtllng
their hour upon the stage. I.
We see at once man
stature, light, sinewy, aud ssttoI
Drowned by continual expqsQ II
mirthful, yet commanding blVs
tering from beneath an aTchThk = 3
prominent cheek bones; q 94n y
nose, almost resting upon tke nnllgtl
a pendent mqustacher and q tlIsk k
curly beard. pTematurely grille n NFa
the mien of frank AUTHORITY, llIA I|s
icent good humor; we hear q
lies of the shrewd l0ps6an sglls
we feel the electricity which
him and sets all hearts flri ~
fire. when the Trumpet ea6nd
The sheadlOng, dssPesaf61
snow white plume Snavin9 llgl
Is hottest; the large c4pacil
for enj0ymsnt, Fi0ltnN NJ Z
in the Certaa1iais 0slgIlse Z
loPH after the ocsgit -
| at the feet Of the f9N llil a
| and thus to foEfeil ~
iaudllaei tO:srnp al
wars, tbs huHz
l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
J. r. HARDESBERGH &J.B.DAYToN, PrOprietOrs
PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN STREET PLACERVTL1E
WUNSCH & SUPP. ..PROPRIETORS.
VTNIIE undersigned having leased the Placer Hotel
i respectfully solicit continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to it, and assure It's
former patrons and the public generally that no ef-
fort shall he spared on their part TO promote the
comfort Of all who may favor them with their pa
trOHage.
THE PLACER HOTEL. situated in the very heart
Of the business portion Of Placervle. offers supe
rior Inducements to residents and the trave ing pub
lie The TABLE will always be supplied "i6 az
hest Wand. To hr had in the market and the L"dg-
ing department will ever be clean and comfortable
or Prices in accordance with the tn''s.
Ar WCNSCH & SUPP.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, DY
arLw1C KS 81 j a N U a r Y
- .r, w,css W. a. JANUAEY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, by
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o. ". sEt~cEs, w. A. 'ASCAA''
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ADVERTISSG-One square Of 10 lines. hrs' iner"n 90
each subsequent n-eOn 81 i0 business Ca1s o' ~ %
az iess one wear SIS; Cards Of 10 Hines or less
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above for yearly aud quarterly "d'er'''Aneu "A
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JoR PRIyrIyG-Our once Is replcte With all the modern
improvements for the ssAI ShsAp a. P.mnSIr. Hriri.
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
"EIGHT BELLs,"
OR,
The Post once q Torres strait.
A MYSTERIOUS NIGHT ADVENTURE.

By LIEUTENANT II. c. FOSTER.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15

Lose not a friend,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

L, PH1SEIss, TIaintih'S Aitornsy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
COMMISSION.

COMMISSION HERCHAEf,
EO Fsf-gIn .....t LEY vELAHDg 2.
- fEEtabiisnad in t5il,
AGUN fcr tbs salo Of New oTk state hile- D1sItf,
Ground. Solar aud DGiTV cit.
Orwugo znd Bunalo Cement, or Victor AiIas ~.
DEABEh IN
Grain, Flour, Provisions, HignEines, d0I 8,
sse5s, Butter, g5eeae &C.
hE-FartiOalsr atisBti6n given 20 fhs pdrcf ase Of
TrnFros and HIa--llarfFrr ~ 7~fie~- iam6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
4 EGAL NOTICE.-T4F0D0RF

4 a. M"IH
haa, administrators q the esfafs oi TTc1,-
Leonard, nOn-rys.dcuts Of the State Of OHIO yiiI
Richard Clengh flea his petition aksiGEt n. m a11
others, in IN Court Of Common Pleas for llIysh9-
- county, ohio seiting forth that fsere z 5I5s
him, the said Cleuq h. TlIco two yrrii.-o-~ Tf-s -
the said Theodore Il. -nrween tf.fed WsT - 1srs
layahle oae three, th7 Othsr four years from cars
per coat. par an1um, Tayahis znuuaJ, each ofsai,S
loted peina tor ts26 co. ard on rhfch divers raF-
,sIsss 9 On S-o0,i Sf per Sent. Pc annrm rom
nay =, 1851, payable auursl iy, and On S50if0 AZ
per cent per an nm from May 26 1853, payable IN
EI,o, that sad Theo1ore 4. seoWd n and Bosstf,.
his vile exesafed and ceiiyeTod % said Theoo of y
Mlls, m rtgaee, deed d The olioFine dssoFihe<
premises T. Wit. 'Sit1ate in the town hp of asf
tleveiand, b ing uumbtr seven, ~ the .tvrs I'm
rage OF toWnshipt in TIE Come Il a. Wester11
Reserve IN the ktsie Of OEio and which Is also in
the county OF CUysh1ea, ana Is known by beinr fhe
rouIh hall Of The following dfscrned traci 6rl II
sion los numteI three hundred ana uipafv-fo1l.-
iS9O and part OF a ous thOusand arc trast nunl-
s 9sr I2arieen Sltl bounded e tolgWs, sq1h b.
sou4h b. land Of s. CoEard, west b. LAM of 8ums
Phry hlehols eontaiuing tsenty hve t2) acrsa; tha
lan1 naEe oy eeeod containing twelve and ne-half
(2l acres, and bsiag, IS Aforesaid fhs eoufn III
Of the tTeu ty-fivs acraa above dezirised and coz
veyod BY Milton Cos 70 luiiutu BrOefuaT. or, ~,
highway. Tor tie purposs OF securing the usv1e1f
OF said two notes described above, ether nsfs S65
the tenor aud en- ct thereof and All i = the a. 7fir
Of such payment and that sad Rosetta scorTden -
released her light Of doaery 10 said prsuissss and
asking me Court 70 md the amount due as above
set forth and for crfr thst uniesa the an1osInt
50 found due be paid 70 the plaintiff in Ee oushis
to satisfy said debt and cosis o. this suit
sGid dsiendanta IN answer the petition in this
ment win b taken Is Jer ths PRAYER Of aid Ssfi
ton. b default. JOsGPH 8. GRAHNIs
e iAna's1s Att'E SOr Plaintiff,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
vi TASTBR'S s SALE-PURsUaNr 70

M ASTEh'S : SSALE-PURsUaNT TO
lHg the command Of piuries decrefol order Of
sai5 from the Court Of Common Pi as. Of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, At the BEit OF samuel ~ Brcoks afd
Edwin W. brooks, against HorRtf0 Il Cats Dslis
n. Gates, Augusta NJ mittl-bsrgfr, Edmund g 2
Mlttebergeri William Mittiebsrger, Cofrmercia
Mutual 1ns1ranco Co Thomas M Howe, I1Ji "a
King and " ilism Shinn, executors OF O. a. AverF
deceased, and Others, to directed, shall xeoFe
Tor pubic sale as pubic auction ct the door OF The
Uodrt House, In the UitY OF Cleveland on the Ii DAY
Of January 1862, at two O'Clock P. NJ. Of sad dsF
Wit; situate in the township Of BrOoklFn.z being
number seven in the thirteeuth range Of toWpshil5
In the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State q
Ohio, and which is also n che county Of OuyahoEa
ard is known by parcel % land On wet side Of Cy
ahOgs River, now in UitF u Cleveland and Is born-
cry BY laad heretofore conveyed judah Colt ~
John N. MoOlseyi wost By GiFer street, % called,
ard southerly By land formerly owned By Alfred
Williams, and being ninetg-Hine feet vide On Ooya.
hot h1ver, and extending at right giles with tiF-
eT street and said River River street about Cns
ed 70 said Edmund G. p. MiItleberger, by the ono
l. ie lnsuranee and trust Company by dsCd record
ed IN Ouyah0gs CountY RrCords, vol. A. RACES f3 L
45 And al-o another parcel OF izud on Hssid HiVes
next soufherly Of Above, and b0unde1 nor herIy b
said rarcel Of land above desCri se5 esstsrfy ~ %
southery By line parallel with the northsrly line
aLj twenty one feet distant therefrom extending
from said River to sad River sTesE, bsins pat o4
d A fred Williams lot, called. making In al one
hundred and t. e1ty feet front On said River, and
the Elevator Building machinery and fEturss on
said premises, Be the same or less but suhsct
to sl1 legal Highways. ApPrai8sd g S790o.
Adams & Caniald. Msstsf c51Snir.
Pltlhs AttJs. Dec. 30 ls6I-35I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
GHERIFF SALEM OREDT-

- HEhltf h SALEM UEEDl-
~ enoe to the command Of an order Of sale rrop-
cry attached, after final judgment, issued from Tie
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoqa county aud
Siate Of Ohio, and TO me- diTecIed, in the case of
b aryin Kent, piantiG sEainst Thomas Denham De-
tsndant. shall expose sale at public auction az
q door Of the Court House Of said county on the
twentieth day Of January, A o., ls52, between the
nlurs Of two AID four O'Clock p. u Of said day, the
4 lowing uescTited lands and tenem nts to Wit -
q" nOw1 b being parrOf two acre lot No. one bun-
dGsd and dflytwOl l52 Cleveland ctyand Is b0uu-
dcd as follows; beginning az point the southeri7
ne Of Boiivsr st, eghty Two set aud "a inches from
the IL teTsectlon Of the " 81 lna Of said lot No g
with the sOutherly line Of BOver street. thence run
nE easterly along tae sOutherlY line Of Bolivar
stteet, tWeutyfour fset 81 inches 10 point. thence
soulherly along line parallel with the east Iins of
said lot No l2, one hundred aud eighty feet to an
alley eighteen feet wide thence westerly along the
north Eids Of sai1 alley twenty four lest "a iaches
70 pointi thenca lortherlF along a line parallel
With the west line Of said lot No. I52 one hundred
aud eighty feet 10 hs place Of be- inning, bsng the
est balf Of part Of said lot l53 deeusd By John T.
Carey and George Hill0T to Ira Hanson, Juiy q,
Lass o
Appraised at thirty three hundred and seventy
hTe dollars. gA4Es A. CRAW, Sheriff,
by HENRI n. JOHNSON, Deputy.
PAINE WADE flaindH Attys.
Sherih's Oihce. Dec. %, lSsl:57.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
AEaAI A0tiees.
WASTRR5S sALE.-PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
I'VE 10 the command Of q dssrstal oder Of sale
from the Court OF Common Posg nf Uuyahega ooun-
ty, at the suit Of sO.on Prsntiss and OhAnnoey
Prentisa against Thomas Lowe and othefal 20 me
directed shall expose for sale at public auetlln at
land on the tenth DAY Of February 1882, ht teree
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described parcels Of
land situate in tho toWn8hip ot East Uieyolaho'
county Of Ouyahoga. and 5tate Of Ohio, % ct
Parcel No. one Part Of lot No. three hundred
and sixty. nine, b0uRdsd a. follows: Beginning ct
the south west corner Of land purchased OF George
y. Martin by deed recorded in book 81 page 32i OF
tha records Of ouyahoRa county, thence noriherlT
along the lot lines 70 the centre OF the y Clair
road thence east8ry along the centre OF said road
line and extending 70 the 5outhsrly liue of land %
bought o. 9aorgo 3. Marin, shall inclade hye
ecrsa Of land; thsncs Bouihsrly parallel with she
hrbt line to sad HOuthsrly line; thence WesteFy
along said southely line to The place Of beginning
Appraised at S925.
Parcel No. TWo.-Part Of lot No. three hundred
sixty nine bounded follows: Beginning a. u
northeast corueE OF May loves land at stone In
tho centre OF the road, thante west on MARI Loves
north line twenty SIX chains aud forty links % the
three chains aud geVenty-nine links e stone;
thence east parallel with north lins twenty six
chains and forty links the enat ne OF loti th6nCs
nov IN the east line three chains aud seventy utna
links 10 place OF beginning. containing ton sores Of
land AlsO another piece Of land, being irt Of said
follows: on tho east aud west by the lot lin 8. on
tbs north by the EOuthCry line Of the tou acres
above described, and southorlY By une parallel
with said last named line, and far enough utterly
thereirom 20 include tso acres Of land % ths same
more or less hut subject 10 az legal hiehEays--
Appraised st 100. b ,NRY g. ABBEHf
Master Commiaaioner.
L, PRESTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
M MAoTEh'S HALE,-PURsUAN

M AaTEh'S, 6ALE.-PURsUANF
lYk toths eonuavd q dscrstal order Of sale 10.
sued from me Oo1ft Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
comfy, Ohio, at the suit Of Lewis Mne or azainst
George w JsmisOn and others, to m directed, I
shall pose 70 sale, At puoio auction at the door Of
the Court House, in the Cts OF ClsFelant IN said
cOur IT, on the lith day February, 1862 at two o.
clock r. NJ, the following q sefiDed premises, 70
fnq number in tho range Of townships, ~ hich q
aIso in the countY Of Cuyahoga in the CoBnacticuf
as Subdivision lot nunbsr four (4l Of J. o BOWie8'
plat Of lsna tn origiasl lets nUmbaEed as three
hundred and foity e!gat and three huudrea and q
ty (ss0), containing ten and 100 C0SiO) acres Of
land and bounded aa folloWsi north hy toe Lake
Shore Railroad; 9onth By thsSt Caic Road; east b
sub lot l. umber (5l nve, oncB oEneI by b. g. n
drsEs; and sect b. sab lot nnber (sj three bo the
aAme more or Lass, bus subject to ali legal highways
b. b. BeaNi1. Maaler Commr.
PlfG Att'y. iSRIIss7I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14

Ohm SW ZEN Y IS Ii EREBI
et notified that on the sth day Of January, 1859.
Mariah sWeeRY hled pstitiOn IN the Court Of COM
mon Pleas Of Cuya hoga eouaty, Ohio, for divo.te
from him, aDd that said pt tttiOn ailodgC5 as the
ground for divorce, that said John sweeney is
now imprisoned in the Penitentiary Tor the crime
CT burglary, which he wss convicted at the Esbs
Fu trY term 1851, Of the OJUrt cf Common Pleas OF
said county and that said Cause viii be heard az the
next Term OF said Court L. PhENTIeSs
jang:s76 Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-14
By W. III. Patterson Deputy
Paine q Wade, Att'ys for Plffs AsIignees.
Cleveland, dec 90, l86l:372


ClsVeIand, dec 30, l86l:3i2
M ASTER' 8 s A Il E.-PURSU-
lyl ANT TO the command Of deorstal order Of
sAie nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuYahoga
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and Mahoning
Railroad Company against lsasc L.. HoVitl
ana Others to directed, shall expose for sale a.
public auction, at the door Of the Court House. II
the City Of Cleveland, the Thirty rst daY Of jan
uary, 1859, at three OclCck p. NJ, the following ds-
5crbed parcels Of land situate in the City CT OieFe
land county Of Ouyahogs, and state Of Ohio ano
known By being part Of HOEitts subdivision Of the
so called MerWin property in said Oily Of Cleveland
70 witt
Parcel No. L Lot No. fifteen of said subdivision.
Appraised at $3.50.
Parcel No. 3 Lot No. sixteen OF said subdivii'
ion. Appraised at Sl933.
ParoelNO,s 8 Lot 80. seventeen Of said subdivis
lon Appraised st SI933.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of sGtd subdiFn'
ion. Appraised at S,s,s.
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part Of lot No. nins,
tssn Of said subdivision, bounded northerly south
erly and westerly by the lot lines, and eagteTly b.
the oantre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
merWin street and about fOrty-saven feet dis TAM
southeastsrly tBerefrom. Appraised 81 S2365
Parcel No. 8. The essheriy part Of lot NO. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded norbherly, easter
u snd soaJherly by the lot lines, and westerly b.
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Merwin street and about forty feet distant
s0uthsasterly therofrom. Appraised ct S933,
HEHHY g. ABBEY
master OommT.
R4HEEY, BAoKUs NOBLE, Attorneys.