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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
The News.

No nows Of Importance has been received
from the Army Of the Potomac during the
past week.
Tho ram gun boat, Queen of the West,
that recently succeeded in running past the
rebel batteries at Nieksburg, has been cap
sured. II appears, that after capturing the
rebel transport, Eva Nos, the officer Com
inasidihg the Queen Of the West, compelled
the rebel pilot to take the wheel; as mat
ter of course he proved treacherous, BY run
ming the boat under the batteries; q shot
broke the steam pipe, disabling the steamer.
During the confusion that cnsuod. the pilot
made his escape. The steamer was sur
rendered to The enemy.
Louisville papers report that tie rebels
arc invading Kentucky, in force, under Gen.
Longstreet, threatening Louisville, Lexing-
ton and other important places. The reports
aA not credited by officers of the army.
4 large Union meeting was held at Gin
einnati; resolutions were pissed in favor of
carrying on tho war and supporting the adj
ininistration.
ooT. Jack Montgomery, Of Kansas noto-
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

riety, is Mt Key West, recruiting for the End
South Carolina regiment Of negroes.
Tie rebel general Forrest is reported
dead. from wounds received at the Fort
Donelsm fight,
The Consumption bill has passed the House.
substantially as ii como from the Senate.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH ], 1917.

DualyG the severe snow storm Of the
I'D, and the heavy rain of the Goth, We
noticed upon the sentinels on guard, and
several others whose duties compelled them
10 brave the storm, an unique aud pretty
helmet or hood. Upon inquiry, we aseer-
taincd that they were called Francis hoods,
aud that number had been sc1t 10 the
Surgeon IN charge for experiment and re-
port.
Mr. Francis, who invented them, (and
also the celebrated life boat, claims that
they arc imporyious to water, and is desi-
rans Of having them introduced into the
Army. upon the recommendation of the
Medical Department. They are made of a
preparation of felt. of the army blue color,
imperyious to water; but permitting the
evaporation from the skin to go ON uninter-
ruptedly, completely covering the head and
neck, leaving the face partly exposed, and
weighing only few ounces. Those who
worc the hoods on the above mentioned
days, have certified to their usefulness -
Tine man who stood guard for four consec-
utiYe hours, stated that his body was thor
oughly drcnched, although protected by
one Of the army blue overcoats, but that his
bead and neck were kept perfectly dry by
The hood. We have no doubt Of the sani-
tary usefulness of this excellent discovery,
and hope 10 see it introduced into the army
rs part of the uniform for the soldiers, be-
lieying TINT the percentage of disease viii
bo greatly lessened thereby
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

MUDDERous ASSAULT. Two of the hos
pitai attendants obtaining permission to 60
beyond the lines on Sunday afternoon, Wis
tied the Pines While quietly enjoyi"4
themselves, they were attacked by party
Of drunken natives Of secession proclivitics
one Of the soldiers was severely beaten, and
the other slot through the head We hop'
that steps will be promptly taken, to pre-
vent recurrence of these cowardly al
tacks upon unarmed men.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03


Mn. Error tt was IN hopes that you
had forgotten my promise to send you
letter from this place. You say that | am
at the Capital of the Republic, and ought
to know something. Now You must be
aware that we are supplied with news al
most entirely from New York city, and
quiet individual, like myself, does not
gather much from chaf which is so freely
circulated about ones cars, in this Babel
| need hardly remind you that we had
snow storm on Sunday, nor that this was
the anniversary of Washington's birthday
Strange it seems to me, that, in q city hon.
ored by his name, within sight almost of
his tomb, the memory of an American,
whom the wise, and good, and great of all
nations delight to honor, has so little place
Is not the story of his life familiar to us as
the daily brightness of the sun? Can the
ambition of any man living, aim for great
or glory than that which is accorded to him,
or claim purer shrine than that at Mount
Vernon? Surely the memory of Washing
ton is not dead with his people, but if it
dwell not in the hearts of the rulers Of the
land, and the trusted of the legacy he has
left to us, how vain is the ringing of bells,
and tho booming Of cannon! The traitor
and assassin Of his country can have no
hold Oh the memory of Washington; it is
lost to them forever. But the wisdom and
power of that name We cling to, must not
serve only to tighten the pathway which
we have trodden IT it shine not to illu-
inmate the present and the future, it is lost
to us also.
This city is muddy and sloshy, just now,
and the same epithets might apply at the
Capitol AMI elsewhere. There are more
generals than one at Wizards, but none
more noticed than General Tom Thumb,
whose marriage, just celebrated, created
quite = sensation. The President enter
tanned the couple at his house, and [ should
not be surprised if he received a commits
sion. What times have we fallen among !
Mrs. Thumb is two inches below Tom in
height, and decidedly better looking.
might tell you Of movements conten-
plated, and changes to be made, and would
if could, but | mind my own business.
OF the army and navy I know little-4of
the hospitals, something. Under the able
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

Capt. Tilghman, commanding the [. s.
transport Balloon, arrived on Wednes>lag
last, from his trip to Cherry Stone with tho
Lest Children. lie reports that they con
Quoted themselves with exemplary propricty
during the passage, and that Major Brown
was sea sick, The Balloon brought over
the balance of Col. Rogers regiment, which
will be stationed at piney Point for tn"
present.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

RESIGNED. Verplanck and Moore
who have been on duty at this hospital since
last October, rendered their designations,
which were accepted. The ladies left for
Washington on Sunday morning.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

4 WELCOME VISITOR Major Charles
Dodge, Paymaster, T. S. Army, visited
the Point on Friday, for the purpose Of
paying off the hospital Greonbacks and
postage stamps were freely distributed among
the hospital attendants aud others.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

During tho phst week seventy-seven pa
tients have been returned to duty, twenty
nine discharged from service, no deaths,
remaining in hospital, six hundred and
ninety -ninc.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
Local Items.

al calls to be sounded at the following named
hours. until farther notice -
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
Gun WASHINGTON LETTER.

Special Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Washington, Feb. %, 1868.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

Reveille, 80 n. m. Supper ) 30 p. m
Roll call, g 4oa.m. Roll call, 30 p IN.
Breakfast, 30 a. M. Tattoo, p. m.
Surgeons call, q. IN. Taps, 8 SO P. m.
Dinner, IL m.
Inspection, daily, 10 a. M Recall from In
spection, IL a. N.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned intending to quit Farming will
sell at Public Sals in Funkstown, a valuable tract
81 Land adjoining the lands OF Samuel Emmert and
wm. II. Hnode and others. and lying within one
feurth ola mile Of Funkstown,
On Saturday, tho 2lst Day of 3drch inst,
the following Property to wit,
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
lore or less, said land il of the best lime otone
quality, there is growing Gpon lit "a fine lot OF
Joung Loousts. some orwhich are large enough for
posts 1t will b. effvrsd in three parcels, or en-
Hire. to suit purchasers. Terms will be NJ lie
ksewp on day of ale, will BE- sold on the Same day.
ONE FINE FAMILY HORSE,
enc II ,rso Wagon. Plou chs, ono set wagon trars.
Piow Gears. and many other articles not necessa-
~ to mention.
Terms Of sale of the personal property will be a
credit Of six months al gum of S. and upwards.
sums under iyo dollars the cnsh will be required.
March O, MATTHEW CLARK.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
In the matter of tho Petition of Hezckiah W. uur
lar IN In, otropt dahtnr

In the matter of tho Petition of Hezckiah W. uur-
ley, an Insolvent debtor
MO. 1904 lnsolvents' Docket, In tho Circuit
~ Court for Washington County-0rdered by
the CLERK OF the Circuit Court, this 18th day of
Peter Middlekauff, heretofore appointed Trustee
for the sale of the real estate in the proceedings of
this cause mentioned, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shewn to the
Provided ctps of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published In Hsger6town, at least once
a week for three successive weeks, before the said
last mentioned day.
The report states tho amount Of sales TO be two
hundred dollars. 81 =
True Copy-Test:
Feb, 20. ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
PUBLIC SALE.


rINuE T. ndSr=ign.d intending to quit Farming
II will sell nc Public salc, at .Ais resndonce, OH
ne Public Road leading from Rline's Tavern to
the F,ve p cad and three miles North from thc In
dian Spring, ono mile from Moresville,
On Saturday, he 14h Day If March inst.
he following property to wit;
81 TWO HEAD OF HORSES,
cne Muha, 10 head of Cattle. among which are
good Mich Cows. 9 head of Hogs,
q. e II u, G 6 y,
4 rolling screen. three and two horse poughs.
3 doubls shovel ploushs, ono harrow. horse goars,
doubla and single Trees, Grain Rake, lot clover
Hay, 40 bushels rye, 100 Locust Posts air tight
stove. barrels, set Growing Planes, Books aud =
number of othor articles.
Sails to commence at Q O'Clock on said day, when
9 credit OF six months will be girin on all sums of
e5 and upward s this purchasers giving their notes
With approx security, sums under SIS cash. No
Eoods t. b, removed until settled for.
March 9. JOHN ]. RREIS ".
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLoun AND MRAL.--The extraordinary a!yrnce
kofdsrs show worry little disposition to rtatizc'ut
brcsent. Sales on Dhange comprised 200 bhls
ohoics Obi" Extra at 81, and 100 bbs choice Ohio
Extra at S. and 100 bbls fair Howard street do at
eT 81 per Dbl. We advance our quotation as fol-
lows: STANDARD City Mills Super at 81 l217. Ohio
DO at 81 ?s and Howard street do. at 25asT 3lla
per Dbl. "a
OaAIS.--Tho receipts at the Corn Exchange
wore 200 bush els of Wheat 1 | 900 DO Corn, 500
10. Oats, and $50 do, Rye. Rye. Wheat was in
more request and firmcr.S Sales oil 1000 bushels
good to prime red at 75aSl &c per buyhe-choice
for Corn was moderated at 81 for prime shipping
whito, and ut 9O cents per bushel fer yellow do
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
VALUABLE RIA ES TAFT,
, Al
PRIVATE SALE.


T'liE subscriber offers at Private Sale. a ynl.ta-
L bic Farm situated IN the National Tutfip &c
one mile and half vest ofthc Indian Spring for
merly portion of the harnbers Estate The
property consists of two tracks or parcels adiaiu-
ing each Other but will besold saparstr or toe Their
as parties may desire. The one tract contains
about
:. ,276 ACRES or LANDc
about 20 Acres of which, is cleared 4nd under good
cultivation, the balance being covered with host
nut. Locust. aid other good timber. The Iul-
frorements on this consists of good
TWO STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
with back building attached, rny5 Log Barn, will,
Corn House and other out buildings, ano
EOU.TSr ORGEE.fEsD,
of choice Frut trees. o, the faro, is n good
Spring of Water, and running water convenient
to all the f.ld..
The other tract or parcel IL adjoining the above
and contains about
SIXT1;:SIN ACRES,
being formly portion cF tho same estate. 7, il
covered with excellent young h"strut and To-
Gust Timber, and will be sold separate or with the
above named tract
Any Informs tion addressed to The subscriber al
icarsPrins, MI, In relation to price, terms &C.
VIII DO promptly attended to, or any persons wish
ing to examine the property will call on the sub
sc,iber residing near that place.
Marcbs. J. C. ERNST.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
4 MICH COWS.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

T'llE subscriber, as Agent for Mrs. Nancy Neal
l. ohcVs at Private sale, the valuable Farm on
which Mrs. Neal now resides late the property of
Enock, Jones. and living on the Turnpik, Road
leading from WillianIsPhrt to Greencastle, and
adjoining the lands 3fLbraham Letter, John W.
Miller AID SckiI ks heirs The farm con aims
abort
90 ACRES OF LAND,
of Good Quality, aud all Of which is cleared and
under cultivation. 1t is improved by story and
a half
WEATHERBOARD HOUSE,
with Back Building, log Barn, Corn House, and
other necessary cut buildings, largo
OR CH4RD Of en- OTCBFR UT
&c. On the land and near the House Is spring Of
excellent water.
Ills pre- perty il not sold before sT,c 10th day OF
March will ON that day de offered at Public Sale
In front ofthc Court House, in HageFstown, when
the terms will be third cash. tie balance in two
equal annual payments, with interest from day Of
Sale, the purchaser giving notnt with approved
se.urity. IRWIN SNYDER, Agent.
! F h. %, 1893.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06

In the matter of tho Petition of Geo Samuel
NDowcll, an lnsolYent Debtor.
MO. 1927 on the Insolvents' Docket In the Cir
~ Court for Washington County--0rdered, by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, this 18th day OF
February. 1868, that the sale made and reported
by William 7. Hamilton, heretofore appointed
Trustee for the sale Of the real estate in tho pro-
ceedings of this cause mentioned, DO ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shewn
to the Court on or before the 18th day of March
neXt Provided, q copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Hagerstown at
least once week for three successive weeks, be-
fore the said last mentioned day.
The Report .states the amount Of sale of the Real
Estate to be $3.50. .~..
True Copy-Test:
Feb. 20. ~ ISAAC NESBiTT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Estate Of i ndrew Friend Decd

NOTICE is hereby gieth that the subscriber ! a I,
~ obtained from the Orphans Court for Wash
ington County letters TestfmtntsrF on the Estate
OF ANDREW FBIENp. deed, granted unto ED
WARD II. FRIEND. All persons having claims
against raid Estate are hereby warned to exhibit
the samc with the vouchers thereof to ting subscri-
Der on or before the 18th dag Of September rcxt
or they may otherwise be excluded by law from
all benefit of raid estate All persons indebted TO
said estate are GuestcG to make immv date pay
ment. Given under my hand this the 3rd day of
March. 1868, EDWARD IL. FRIEND.
march 6 Executor.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the application of WILLIAM
SEAMAN, an Insolvent Debtor, for the benefit of
the Insolvent laws of Maryland.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of
IN WILLIAM SEAMAN, an Irsovent debtor,
to file their claims with The undersigned on or ne
fore the l4th., day of March 1883, otherwise they
may DO excluded from all participation in the funds
now in tho hands Of the Trustee
GEO. w. SMITH, Jr.
Feb. 20. Law auditor.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
PUBLIC SALE.

-I-O---
TENl1E undersigned wil sell at Public Sale at hi.
Il residence halfmile South of kecdy sville, and
half mile North of Martin Eakle's Mill, the old
Sharpsburg. and Middle Town Road.
On Thursday, tic I'm day # KARCH
Tho following Property TO wit: 5 Head of Work
Horses, three yearling Colts, IL head of Cattle
among which are
4 MIL H COWS. b
Line Bull head of Sheep, fine Hogs,.1 Farm
Wagon (nearly new.) a. one horse Wagon
Wood md Hay Ladders, Barshcar Ploughs
single and double shovel Plough's single double
and Thrible Trees, Stretches Log Chains, Jack
Screw, set of Backbands 2 set Front Gears,
Plough Gears, Bridlts, Collars, Grain Cradles
Moving Scythes and many other articles not nee
cssary to enumeratc. ALSO, a quantity of Bacon
and Lard, by the pound.
Sale to commence at o'clock, A. n on said day
when credit Of six months will be given on sum.
OF 50 and upwards, the purchasers giving there
note with approved security which if not paid
within thirty days after, Interest will be charged
from date, sums under So the cash will be req uircd
TO goods to b. removed until settled for.
JOHN ID. KEEDY.
Feb 20. DAVID G. Potter, 4 Co. Auc't.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Estate OF Elisabeth snaycIy Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN obtained from the Orphans Court for Wash
ington County letters of administration with the
will annexed on the personal estate Of ELISABETH
SNATEIY decd. granted unto JOHN s. MIL
LElt: AL pcrsDns having claims against the said
Estate ere hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof t3Fte sn'scrikorOp Or before
the 10th day ofSeptember next, or they may other
wise be excluded by law from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucstcd to ma he immediate payment. Given under
my hand this the oath day of FEBRUARY, 1868.
JOHN S. MILLER.
fob ~ Administrator. Gun, tc9tcmcnto anncro
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Estate Of Catharine Snowman Decd

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ obtained from the Orphans Court for Wash-
ington County letters of administration on the
personal estate of CATHARlNE SNOWMAN.
decd. granted unto, HIRAM SNOWMAN and
JOSIAH SNOWMAN 81 persons having claims
against the said Estate arc hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the SINE with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day of September
next, or they may otherwise be excluded by law
from all benefit ofsaid estate. MI persons ndebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this the 9th day
FEBRUARY, 1868. HIRAM SHOWMGS,
r.. JOSIAH SNOWMAN.
march 6 Administrators.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
PoSTPSoNE1D
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.


DY vrtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Washington County, as a Court of Equity,
the undersigned will soil at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY the path day Of MARCH, 1868
in front of W. +. Doyles Hotel in Hagerstown,
The Real Estate lying in said county, aud situate
about miles north of the Indian Spring. it being
the same real estate belonging to Catharine, wife
in bis lifetime, containing about
"a 100 AoREs OF land.
which has been divided into throo several parcels
and will be gold divided or entire as may DO
deemed most advantageous and plat of which
viii be exhibited on tho day of sale.
No. l. is the Home or Mansion Farm, il located
both sides of the Cove road, and is estimated 10
contain $40 acres ol land, with sufliciency OF
timber attaohed Tho improvements consist Of
where Mrs. Moore now lives, good tenant house,
enow BANK BARN, good
GEAR ED 81 W-MTLL
competent to doa great deal of work; and other
oNtbudngs. There is good well OF water near
the house. and also running water.
Ne. 2.--Estimatcd 10 contain 200 acres lying on
the west aide Of mud adjoining the Cove Road. A
large portion ofths is covered with excellent Tim
bcr. On it is good LOG HOUSE and Stable
with spring of excellent water.
No. SIS nstimated TO contain 40 Acres lying
on the west side Of Cove Road and adioihing IL,
and south of Lot No, 1. The improvements aae a
Log House and Barn. On this there is also fine
springs of water. Aboyt t2e acres of this lot are
cleared, the balance is covered Eith tinc timber.
The entire tract of land il lines, one and Noun
tain and Of fair quality. .a'.
zzs1~ The Terms of Sale arc One-thifd Of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of salc or
the ratification thereof by the Court, and the bal
ancc in two equal annual payments from the dHy
of sale, the purchaser giving his bonds therefor
with approved security. bearing interest from tho
day ofsale, and upon the payment of tho whole
purchase money the Trustees are directed to exe-
cute deed therefor to the purchaser, FREQ, clear
and discharged Of all claims Of thcpartcs TO tho
cause. .....
....- WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
i RICHARD Ii. ALVEY,
Feb IL Trustees.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at the residence ofmy Father 4 miles
wost Of Hancock, on:--
Thursday 26th day Of NdrA 1868.
Tho following personal property to witt
AHEAD OF WORK HORSES
8 Colts, IL head of Cattle. IL head of Sheep, 20
Hogs, lot ofryo straw, Hay by the ton, Four
Horse Wagon, two Horse Wagon, Wheat Fan,
sets Wagon harness, (nearly new 2 sets Bug
.gy harness, Carriage, Hives of Bees, 5000 lbs
Of Bacon. Also large quantity of Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, In part as follows:
$50 IDS. C.ARPETETG
g Bcdstcads, Beds and Bedding, Bureaus, 8 Ia
bles, Mahogany dining tables, Cook Stove, Z
sctts of Chairs and variety Of articles not ncce:-
sary to mention. Sale to commence at 0 o'clock
4. II. TsrIas-Will be made known on day Of
Sale, mar A, b. TANEY.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Lucinda II. Thomas. vs. John j. Thomas and

Lucinda II. Thomas. Vs. John ]. Thomas and
othersf
MO. 1902. In the Circuit Court for Washington
IN County, sitting Court Of Equalty.-Or-
dercd by the Clerk of said Court this 25th day of
February 1863, that the Auditors Report and Ac-
count 10. 1 and final filed in the above case, be
finally ratified and confirmed by the Court, unless
to the contrary thercofbe shown on or before
the DIST day ofMarch next, provided a copy ofthis
order be inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Hagcrstown, once week for three
successive weeks before said last mentioned day.
True COpy-Test:
Feb. ~. ISAAC SESBiTT, Clerk,
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Valuable LAND
y T O r s A Il T. .,

THE Undersigned Trustee Of Geege ". Lcfever,
= win sell stfPrivste sale all the undivided in
chat tract Of Land, situated in the Wiitasnport
District, Washington County, being the same OPP
on which Henry Lefevcr lived during his life this
land adioins the lands of John F. Delliager, John
b, Lefever. and tho lands Of Daniel Lefever's
heirs Tho farm centains
$40 ACRES toF LAND,
The intsnest Of George Leftover, is tho one sixth
part thereof lf the same be not sold at privsts sse
before Tuesday the 18th of March next viii
upon that day sell the land at Public Sale in Ha-
gerstown, in front ofthe Court House,
Terms will he made known ~ the dav of.a!e.
Feb. u. A. JAS. II. GBovE, Trustse,
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
Notice to Creditors.

10 the matter Of the application of HEZEKIAH
W. HURLEY, an Insolvent Debtor, for the Benc-
fit of the Insolvent laws of Maryland
NOTICE is hereby given to TIE Creditors OF
~ HEZEKIAH w. HURLET, an Insolvent
on or before the 2lst day March 1868. otherwise
they may DO excluded fronfn participation In the
fund now In the hands ofths' Trustee.
GEORGE W SMITH, Jr.
E-h n! Law Auditor.
Maryland free press., 1863-03-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY Virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
D Washington County, as Court Of equity tho
undersigned Trustee will sell at Public Sale, on
Tuesday The PAN DAP Of MARCH, 1868.
at 10 o. clock, a. NJ in front OF the Cou House in
Iogerstown all tho
II 0 U S E and L OF.
otpcrtioh of ground, situated on South Walnut
Street, Hagerstoan and adjoining the property
Of William Alexander, and beino the same real es-
tate Of (which Ulrick 1inean Decd seized and
posesSsa
Tho terms areone half of the p',rch;se money
to I've paid in cash, on the day of salc, or OF the
frcm the day Of sale, the purchaser giving his ncte
with security, approved By T. o Trustee, bearing
interest from tbs day ofsalo Upon thu payment
ofths wholo purchase money, the Trustee will
ctet-ts sdse9 therefore "a ditentad hy Ii dsrrse
V.b. -. WILLIAM I, HAMILTON, Trurtee,