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shs nuHeEons throhg OF vIsltoEs al he
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In Probate.

State of Wi-coasin-Ma.irowoc County, 81.
In the matter OF the prnot aud prob,,r of The
last will ano testament Of Patrick Maloney, de
ceased, late OF the county OF Manitowoc.
Whereas. al Instrument in writing purport-
ing to be TIL last will and testament If Ptuick
ha!o ey deceased, bate 81 the county OF Mani
t"woc, las been f Ell in this office; an where.
a., application ba~ been made by John Nalo
Dey, praying that The same may he proven and
admired 10 probate, accrr ding To the law. o,
this state; therefore, it is ordered that laid APP
pic stion be heard before me, at the Probate
odice in the village Of lnitowoc in il couu-
~, OF the oh Of May, 1864, a. ten o'clock in
the forenoon of -aid day.
AID it 10 iuri her ordered that mott ce shall be
given to s'l psriiis inreres I'd in sid will OF
the time ~ place of said hearing by pubca-
ton in he Aanitnwnc Pilot. newspaper print.
ed III the village OF nanItowoc, In said county,
for three successive We, ks prior to the time OF
such hearing
HENRY 5. PIERPpNT, County Jui &c.
Dated Ami g. 1861.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Counseiior at Ldv,
Has resumed the prae'ice of his profession L.
Manitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him. ..-...r~
r. Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office will be found a.
his dwelling house
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CHARLES w WHITE

.Atfor, e8 nud Conn>eN n lar. Bo.nfy,
Pension. ami General Claim AQenf
Office adj ,ininq Kli"phnitz II ~ on sh Street,
between FIR nkiin aai Iiv streers Msnito.
wor, Wisconsin VIII attend promptly to . u
business entrusted to his care.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

OFTIC. IF LtRK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
Ma itowoc County, Apri u, 1S64
NOTICE is hereby given that the Dra wing Of
~ G ana and p TT jar ~ tor TIE Juee term
of the Circuit Court in AID t. anito~o coun.
~ viii take place At this flee On Monday, lay
so 1854 at Ten u'clnck A. VI. in accordance
with he provisions IF the Ststu'rS.
JOSEPH FRANCL Clerk Citcuit Cour,
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TIE RID k1vsA ..-BAsks
has retired to Aex.ndri. The ,+b-Is fol-
lowed him from, Gr-nd Fcore. attacked his
year guard near Cane River. and sustained
repuse. losing 1000 men sni nine pie.
res of artillery |, was ttnuyh, ,hx,
BANK. would be compelled to fall bark o
tho Mississippi. The iroo-,''ad- in the
Fed River are unable to GET down, in con
sequence of the low -t-ge IF water. R,h-
lila are warming on the h.nka. and trans
por.. are suff ring severely
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In Probate.

C"ur'y Court Sac OF W,aco asir-Ma,i.
'"~oc Cou"ty, =. L. the IN tier of the esta e
of Cornelius IcEarthS Cece sd
o hie . da> IF NV 1864 upon hesriug
,Hd fling ;ne le' rina Of Cat erin McCartv, OF
The town Of Newtol, in said county, stain 9
tnat Cornelius c''arhs, o. the county o. Man
itosoc, DIED u testatc on or ahoCt The 5th dav
# harcfI 56i, AID praying that Carherire
HcCarrhy b., appo,rte,. alninstrstrIx of the
estate. of said drct:.sed i. order. d that said
psi % i"n be heard b,ue me 1T the P"uha 9
thee, IN III, vi'isge of MauitDwoc, on he 3Or
da. OF NJ ", 1861 1t ten O'clock A ~ 1t is
tlthrr ordered tHtt notice said application
anu hesri 6 be given by publishing "A copy o.
this order tor three successive weeks once IL
eseh we,h iu the Ma itowoc Pdos, IA nawspa-
ser prInten In I'd c.'unfs prrr 10 sail hear
NJ. BY h Court HENRY S PIE POINT,
County, lad 5e.
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CEyAS. A. REUTER-.

Justice of the Peace, Norary Public, Geperao
Corveva,cer. and Agent tor the Mlwauk -
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south
the Court House.
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Msnitowcc C"n"rs C"urt r. the ma tor 81
the estat" OF "rs. Jn''s A. Barker decrased
On rrrfitng ami fling h, petition Of Georoe
Rrk"r, of NAnifo-oc, Aforesaid ,eprna-nr-
ing among other III ngs that NJ jul, A. Bar-
ker. re o aid nr-owoc, OF tn, l7th d,v Of
Arr 1854, did iure- a.r 'eavins e-ra.e with
in rhi- coun'v ard that he he hn>b,r5 ~
IL d"c-a-ed and rrs, ng IA t admin -rr.tiop
OF said estate b. 70 him granted I, IL ordered
'h-t said p-f ti"n he heard hstore the Judge nf
'hi- Court On Aon:av the 6 h dav of Jun.
1864. ~ ten o'clock H., At the onSc. ut
the al d judy. i'll Manit voc IN sait co1.rv
AID u &c inr'ner o'terrd tn ft lrtio. thereof nr
z ven 10 III heirs OF said daraaSd and 70 a !
persons ii3trrstei by publishing a copy OF .b;.
order FOR thrae successive we.s- nrior TO said
day hsaring in he VI tnito zoe Pilos week
" n"~spao"r printed AID published st Man1,s-
voc, IN 81 d aouutv
HE PlERpONT. Count, Jai
Hs.ed Nav 10 h, 1884 4.
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GEO. y. WOODIN,

.ittorney and Counsellor u. Lao, r
ustice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ricuar arteTtion gwen TO collecting &c or
ice on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. pl-H
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II. BREvVAN.

County Sur2eyor Of Monitoacoc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLARKS MILLS.
VIII promptly attend I" al! business entrusted
TO him. Orders may be left at the Store Of r.
Mahoucv, or al tie Office of Clerk Of the Court
Mautnw"c
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SlierfH7s sale.

Circuit Cou'r-uanitow"c County, William
H. g 3ov"r W. Tlrrn Kennedy
DY NiR UE OF an x cr'ion issued from
ID said G purt, 10 me drrcred and delivered
aga,nst the personal and rel proprrty OF the
above named dcifndt an. Thomas Kennedy. |
hsv" this d ~ seized aud eyied upon all h.
right, title q interest which the sai q defend
ant ad IN and to Lots Twelve ~ aud five 5,
in the town plot of I.erlavi's. IN III town nf
Manitovue Ra IDS county ni-ownc state
of " ,scOns,n, "'th tne appearances ttrr' t"
be-ngng OH the oh dav of Nay, ID 1862
or h. may have since acquired thereto wnnh
said RI ht. title and interest OF said defendant,
shall expose tor sale and sell at tn Court House,
IL the village OF Nu Itowoe OH SATURDAY jane
20 h 1864 at the hour Of ten O'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, TO satisfy said '1ecu ton
to ether with the expenses Of Sale Dated
Sheriff Office, Mantle voc. April 81 1864
IRA 7. ShlfH
Sheriff of Mantoa DC County, Wis.
GEo. \ WuoDIy Prlf's Atty.
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Y Office to Justices of Peace.

T HEREBY call your attention To Srcrio los
i and l07 If Chtprer IS of the Revised Stat
utes a. IN Stat
JOSEPH FRAN L. Clerk Cir-u Ccr,,.
fsn-rvo-, ApsG % sG4s
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage Of the people Of Mantle voc,
Calumet, K"waunee, and Brow count = il So
hcied aud they will find it tn their advanta re
10 cal al examine my prices before puIcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people vt those COUP
ties would saw. that for he pa'rouage | have
received OF them am verv rha ktl:l. and hope
TO have them continue he sam, as | IN
better prepared g. supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
price f.tI al kImds OF
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tOs l. 80 >, Nile, Is Ga hes Is e
Bugs, Ants, J.Oths III WO"tens,
FuSs, &C., Insects On Plants,
Fowls, Animals. sc.
Put up in Csc see. and 500 Boxes, Bottles,
and Flasks. So and 50 sizes for HOTELS Pun.
Lie Institutions, &C.
sc Only infallble remedies known"
!" Free from Poisonsn
a" Not dangerous to the Human Family"
= Rats come out Of their holes to die"
nJ- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
E.5 Sold by all ruggists and Retiiler. eve.
rywhere.
kc- :! BEWARE - Of all worthless imita-
ito 3
16- Sec that = CosTAR'sn name is on each
Box, Bottle, ;;,,d Flask, before you buy.
leas- Address ssEthY K GO>TAR
Ikay'- PRINCIPAL DtroT 4S2 Broadway :, Y
IxJ- Sold by I. & J. ROBINSON. and all
druggists in Manitowoc. Wis.
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Valuable Land for Sale {!

1--WE ioiio1ir -dese ribed good tracts Of land
situated j. Asrifoa &C county, are off r. d
for al" on favorable terms:
T. Qrr'sr oi Sec 10. Town 20. Rig 81.
s. + 4" =. q % Sec. ) Town 90, r ri
y. +. q 4 : qr,,f Sc Is, Tow 20 r %
Apply To NJ. VI. aAIDNEY, at aanirow &C,
or to the und signed. near tie village of Ce,
Ss's1rg, Ossak.s county, Wisrousil.
JOHN sTbCAUEY.
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Fruit Trees, Fruit Trees!

DE SUAS >nous procuring the best quail
j. uy a. tRtI II iREES. can ow be suppled
- az pINns to JOIN oHEAHAN, North sid.
ti tn rive
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attorneys mud Counseliors at Law,
athce on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowos
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
TO. nl.u
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Notice to Carpenters!

4 FRAME CHURCH to be built in the town
"A OF Meme. the plans and specific ttions for
which can be seen at the house of Henry Null
holland. in said town. SEIZED proposals will
be received 1T Mr.. Nulholand's up to the 2Sth
of NJ ~ 1864, on which dty sid propos Us will
be opened to decide upon at 4 O'Clock P Nj
The committee do not bind themselves to let
the job to the lowest bidder
Rev. EUGENE II. McGiNNITY. Pastor.
Chm of Committee.
Dated a Mceme, this 9Th day of VI y. 1864
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For the 1utelligencer.

1t should now surely be plain to the
dullest intellect that the American people,
in their decision at the ballot box, have
set their face against all futrigues and
plots for the overthrow of our national
government. Although they are aware
that there have been blunders of great
magnitude committed occasionally, aad
that although there may be, to some ex-
tent, corruption in high places, yet the
high order of their Intelligence tells them
that they should make allowance for all
these things, as in what administration
has there not mistakes been committed.
The people have determined, despite the
appeals and teachings of Copperhead ora
tors aud presses, not to depart from the
doctrines of our Fathers of the revolution,
to go after false gods. They have buried,
for the present, all party issues, and until
the government ia re established through
out the entire land will they not resurrect
them again. They are too we'll acquaint-
ed, in fact, with the history of the dema-
gogues who lead the opposition party.
Judging from their past records that their
sympathies have never been with the.
cause OF the country, they will not trust
them in power II seems to us that If
they ever expect TO gain position again
under the government, they will feel that
the doctrines they have taught were not
acceptable to our citizens, and they must
settle down in quietude. All the CAPT Of
these men about the time honored Prfnci-
pies of the democratic party, which they
themselves neglect to observe, is well un-
-derstOod by Intelligent people, who know
full as much about those principles and
practice them a great deal more. The
memory of the teachings of all our great
Statesmen who had their country's cause
at heart is too fresh in our minds, and
those teachings were vastly different from
what these new lights preach. o.
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valuable Real Estate for Sale,
u AZ THE FRSET DoOR OF TUE OOURF HOUsI

ON TUESDAY, THE 92d OF NOVEMBER, 1se4
AT TUE FRONT DOOR OF TUE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A 7 the time and place above stated. Vhi oneT
n for sale, 81 public aRetiOu, the 1llOWInS prop
iot No. 80, on the s9uts side Of Quiney street.
east OF Sixth street, and adjoining the residence OF
Jacob r Greer, Esq.
Lots No. 81 and So, on the BOTth side Of Linsley
street. ct its intersection With Seventh strcet. On
these lots Il . large ie0 house.
Lot No. 174, the north side Of Webster street,
eEtending back 70 the creek. On this lot u large
Ice-hOuBs, built Of stone. .
I,Ot No. IT, a. the corner Of German and MaFshall
Streets now occupied By james AShWOEth, in Cantra
Lot 50. {. in Square 5. in the tOEn Of sOuIh
Wheeling.
CouFt for Ohio county, an unhxoSPtiOnablo titla will
be given 70 each purchaser HiIheF or all Of these
IOaS NAV be puFehAssd at private sale.
For further Information apply 20 JAMES g.
WHEAT, Attorney Gt Law. -
AdmInistrAtFix, with the will ANNEXED, Of ,. B..
HOFRbroOk, deceased. nova
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within the ancient frame and brick work.
Among other ihconVehiences of the pre-
sent ediffcs, mine host mentioned that any
jar or motion was apt to shake down the
dust of ages out of the ceiling of one
chamber upon the hoOr Of that beneath 1t.
We stepped forth from the great front
window into the balcony, where, in old
times, Il was doubtless the custom Of the
kings representative to show himself to a
loyal popuIace, requiting their huzzas and
tossed.up hats with stately bendings of
his dignifed person. In those days, the
front Of the Province House looked down
upon the street; and the whole site now
occupied by the brick range Of stores, as
well as the present courtyard, was laid out
in grass plots, oVershadowed by trees, and
bordered by Wrought.iron fence. Now
the old aristocratic edifice hides its time
worn Visage behind an upstart modern
building; at one of the back windows OBJ
served some pretty tailoresses, sewing, and
chatting and laughing, with now and then
a careless glance toward the balcony.
The popularity which this choice edition
will have, must induce the publishers to
add other prose works Of Hawthorne to the
"blue and gold SERIES"
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uawthorns.

Tickuor s. Fields of Boston, have pub
lished, in two volumes of their blue and
gold series, Hawthorue's "Twice-TOld
Tales" together with "The Snow Image"
and the other Twice Told Tales" which
accompany it. Among these tales are the
"Legends of the Province House," which
form the most charming and spirited pic
lures of the colonial life that has ever been
published, The "PrOvince House" afforded
rare field for Mr.. HawthOrne's graceful
pen, and he has skillfully weaved around it
rare amount of romance and picturesque
description. OF the ancient staircase in
this House, Mr.. HaWthore says
The great staircase, however, may be
termed, without much hyperbole, feature
of grandeur and magni6ceuce. 1t winds
through the midst Of the house by flights
of broad steps, each fight terminating in a
square landing, place, whencetthe ascent is
continued toward the cupola. A carved
balustrade, freshly painted in the lower
stories, but growing diugier as we ascend,
borders the staircase, with its quantity
twisted and intertwined pillars, from top to
bottom Up these stairs the military boots,
OF perchanCe the gentry shoes of many a
Governor have troddsn, as the wearers
mounted to the cupalo, which alto rded
them so vide view over their metropolis
and the surrounding country. The cupola
is an oetagon, with several windows, and
door opening upon the roof. From this
station, as placed myself with imagining,
Gage may have beheld his disastrous VIC
tory on BunkeF Hill (uuless one of the TIL
mountains interveued); and Howe have
marked the approaches of Washington's
besisging army; although the bnildings
since erected in the vicinity have shut out
aImest every object, save the steeple Of the
Old South, which seems almost within
arms length. +ta'4'
Descending from the edpoia, I paused in
the garrett to observe the pouderous white
oak frame work, SO much more msssiVe
than the frames of modern houses, and
thereby resembling an antique skeleton
The brick walls, the materials of which
were imported from Holland, aud the Tim
bers Of the mansion are as sound as ever;
but the floors and other interior parts be-
ing greatly dec6ysd, il is contemplated tC
gut the whole, and build . new house
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4 -
be Punished.
The following extracts from Gen. Scott's
personal memoirs, just published, are OF
special interest and applicability now:
Speaking of Aaron. .Burr's acquittal, he
says:-"This is to be regretted-nOt that
the thirst for blood was not slaked on the
occasion; bat because there never having
been an execution in the United States for
the highest of crimes, our people were, In
1882 and 1861, still untaught most need.
fol lesson-the playing at treason is dan
gerous game. Hence to threaten treason
has become an ordinary party device in
nominating Presidents, and in factious de-
bates even on the floors of Congress; hence
notification in 1928, and hence the pres
ent ls63) mighty rebellion. 1t is strik.
ing fact that three of our ex-Vice Presi-
dents-Aaron Burr, j. @. Calhoun and j.
G. observation-disclosures each in his day,
a leader IN treason"
OF the disasters to our arms in the be-
ginning Of the war of 1912, he writes
'.The patriot reader, stirred with indigna-
ton at the deplorAble loss of national
character, life and property sustained by
Hulls surrender; the surprise of Chandler
at Stony creek; the capture of BOerBtler at
Beaver dams; the abandonment of Fort
George by Mcclure; the Vacillation and
helplessness of at least three generals and
many colonies in the disaster at Ohrystler's
will ask at every turn: WhatI Shall
not fatuity, incapscity, ignorance, imbecili-
ty-call it as you may-in commander
of whatever rank-be equally punished
with cowardice, or giving aid and comfort
to the enemy2 Shall dull man, who as
certain that he can get little money in
the army-not having the ability to earn
his bread at home-and, accordingly, OBJ
tains commissiou-shall a coxcomb, who
merely wants a splendid uniform to crafty
his peacock Vanity-be allowed unneces-
sarily to lose his men by hundreds, or by
thousands, to surrender them In mass, or
to cause them to be beaten by inferior
numbers; shall such Imbeciles escape igno-
minious punishment In every such case
humanity-as loudly as justtce-calls for
DEATH"
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he weekly intelligence
U. S. Marshal's Sale.


United States ct GSsis sss Bsrs q ts' SPst,
Joa:Is9 Martin TiIEpiis j.: = Ehs;9s Fan
i the United States fer the District Of West ViF-
gfnia rendered at its Ral Term, 1884, Et Wheeling,
IN the above entitled esuae, I viii on THURSDAY,
DECEAlBER 18th. 1854, a. the fEOnt door " tlr
sell as public auction, 20 the highest and best bill
der, the ira { Of land containing about one hun.
drod acres more Ie5l stu ate IN the forks o. Big
Grave Greek In said county Of Marshall, and in
jane Barley bought Of John GalIahsr. aud bound
ed e follows 70 Wit: beginning At . stake in the
mOuth % . Bayou, corner % piece Of the same
farm that was heretofore sold 20 WH- p. Davis
thence down the creek with the original line OF said
survey, with the several eOuTsus and distances
thereto to the center Of large cut In the bottom
made BY the fillmore and Ohio RailTO1d Company,
and where the creek now principally runs; thence
down said channel 10 . stuur, corner TO pteces
say about eight and half aeTOa here tOOTe sold 10
line OastWardly 70 . stake In the Held corner 70
said Alexander: thence southGArdly Eith aid
AlsKandeFS line the uoFth side Of the Balttuot
aud Ohio RAilroad; thence GastWRTdiy along the
survey; theme eagtWardly with the original line,
with the several aud distances therein, to
stake corner TO aai1 Wa. P Davis; thence nos TIL
Wardiy with the said VIM. P. Davts' ike TO the be
TERMS OF sALE-Fiftseu per cent. Of the Pur-
chase money in hand, The balance la three tquA
Il stalments At Fix, twelve and eighteen mouths
with interest Oa each deferred instAllmsnts from
bond with good security for said deferred INSTALL
ments with the privilege Of paying all any por-
tiUn Of the deferred Payments at the next terra eC
THE Court
ADWARD II. NORTON,
oct37-td U. 3. Marshal.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate


DY virtue and in pursuance Ofa Deed OF Trust,
fO executed by Thomas ToWnssnd aud Richard
OJwley, OF Belmont county, state Of Ohio % Nor
gan Nelson, late Of the city OF Wheeling, row de-
csasai, bearing date goth day Of gust 1853,
and duly OF record in the Rseordsrs otne: Ot onto
folio S4S to secure RTAnes R Armstrong trustee
OF Eniiy A. Zane. the Aum Of 81 $50 OS with inter
est thereon As manifested, BY two seTeIal Bonds
given for the same and described in said Deed ot
nexed Of said Morgan lson, dteoa.edy aud IN vtT-
tue ofthe power entered upon me BY the 9th SEQ
tiou Of chapter lis Of the Code Of Virginia proceed
on the 26Gh DAY OF HOyEMBER, 1854 at the tTunt
door Of thu Court House Of Ohio oO1nty % stii Al
public aneton the fIIOuing descIibed pioGs parcel
Of land: part Of what Il kuOTn by tie name oi
The CoGtsp Rarua, On wheeling Greek, within the
limits OF the city Of Wheeling beginning ~ stake
on Fulton street corner 70 James, and James Il.
Baker; thence n. A9Io W. 80 pOleC TO the SOeksna
line: thence with said line n. 49, Z 10 poles. To
wheeling creek; thSBoo down said creek and otndiBs
thereon g. 5Jo, x 80 Polrs; thence g 40, ID POrss
theuos n. 200 z 81 poles. tn stake corner 20 said
Baker's line; theme s. 4OIo, W. 10 poles, to tho
and one half poles, doaered in sid deedS exc pt
the following described part Of said and above de-
seEIed, that s. 70 say beginning On the East SIDE
of Fulton street and the SOekmAn line, nov the
Etaks at Wheeling creek: thsnes down said creek,
and binding thereon, 5O0, 4 +4-lOO poles C. =
gtaIre: thence 8 4Oo. W 10 pOlas % stake on tie
line Of Futon street; thence Gith the east side OF
Riunink eontaing one ha acre, and which WAs con-
TeVed bV said Townsend Ard wife and said Co alley
TO Marcus w. Amick, by deed duy Of rOoOTd In said
RacOFdeTs once fn Deed book No. Il, IOil %.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
AdministratOr, With the viii annexed. Of Morgan
NeIson, deceased, trustee in the ABOVE datsd deed
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