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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Ito expire GA the Sist day % January, 1891
OIIlcR or TnI AUDITOR Or SfATE,
"H..N IFaaraf.es. IlannrfrnaHN

f Insurance Department.,
Cbltan5ul Ohio, January so 1858,
Whereaa, The 0hRhAuA, HASoyak, NIAsAIk, and
kIPUhuc fire Insurance Companies, located At New
York 10 ths STATE of New York have each nied 10 this
once sworn statement Of IL condition, ~ required BY
thO hrst section Of the Act 40 fegulAs Insurance
Companies not Incorporated BY the State Of Ohio
pAAsed Aintfs 1854 and amend ebfATy o. 1854 and
BhsyeaL each of said Oompaniea haa furnished tho
undorsgnsd satsiAeiory evidence that they are each
ppssesaed oI Al least One Hundred Thousand Dollars ot
Actnai Capital Invested In stocks, or bonds, or IN
mortgagss q rial esiAte, worth double the amount
fI which the same Il nortgegod; and Whereut, each
Of kAid Companies hAA nled IN tiA olioe written
ihstrument under its corporate seal, signed by the
PRESIDENT aud Secretary thenh suthogttng any agent
of agots of said Companies 10 his state 70 hckhOw.
edgy seTVce VI proeeeA for aud In bef " sAid Co-
panies according TO the terms of said Law
Av,g, IAfT.f0rs, Ia pqrsuaDge " thc fret section
u the Aforesaid act, l. JAMES n. GOODMAN, Auditor
of State iOr Ohio do hereby cerify that taid 0EA-
MAMA. HAS0vER, NAdAhA aud REFunLlc Fire lnsur.
Companies Of New York, are authorised 70
transact the business OF firr aud Marine Insurance
Ia this state until the thirty day 81 January, in
tls yrar one thousand eight hundred and GAty- -k1I
IN HiiHsf EhorecL have hercunto subscribed my
hNne and caused tho seal ~ my Office to " afhNel
thr day snd year above written. L..
JAS H. GOODMAN,
u1i Aud,or " Rtat
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Apple Champagne.

The following simple ana cheap process of
making fair imitation Of champagne wine
directly from apples, will doubtless be read
with interest by farmers and others who may
have the necessary materials in abundance:
The juice is pressed directly from sound
apples, without previous grinding, because the
biuisng OF the fruit iu short time, discol-
ore the juice, aud produces such other chem
ieal change, by exposure to the atmosphere,
as to prevent the practical working of tho
process, while the juice pressed from sound
apples is nearly as limpid as water. The
juice runs directly from the press into filter,
consisting of asuitsble box about foot deep
BY six inches square, filled With mixture Of
phlverized charcoal, and clean sand, and fine
gravel, about half and half A thin layer of
straw is put into the box before it is filled
with the fltering material, and the bottom
OF the box is perforated with fne holes. The
juice passes through this filter into bottles,
which should be immediately oorked to OK.
clnds the atmosphere, which gives it the ap.
peatanee OF the real champagne; and our in
formant, who hss used the process, assures ne
that the wine, after remaining in the cellar q
while, presents the action AMI flavor of the
imported article with the advantage Of being
q much more healthy beverage, while its cost
does not exceed two cents quart bottle,
where apples arc plenty. Imported cham
payne, OF the c0mmonest quality, cannot be
bought in this market for less than two or
three dollars q bottle, while it's Renuinn ess
and purity are very questionable to say the
least
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8. r. COMPTON. %. r.. WILLARD.
COMPTON q WILLARD,
ID r N IT L s II 8
AegaI
AND RESIDENCE IN
MIAMISBURG AT yASTER COMMIS.
SIONER'S SALE.

Jacob Wagner ! Cass No, $50
persuS : MONTGOMERY Superior
Bertha A. Deckert st al y Court
4 n pursuance ot an order ofthe Superior Court OF
l. Montgomery County, Ohio, made in the above en-.
titled cause aud 20 me directed, will Offer at public
auction, a. the door ofthe Court House in the City
Of Dayton, In the County and State Aforesaid on ~
Saturday August 2eh 1855, -.
between the hours Of one and four o'clock, r. M, or
said day tho following described Real Estate, to wit
situate in the County Of Montgomery and State OF
Ohio Being n lots numbered ten and eleven no a
lD on the east side Of the Miami Canal on Treou'a
plat OF the town OF Miamsburg the county and
State aforesaid aud the same being lots Nos 22b and
226 on the revised plat OF said town.
The buildDgs on the above described preml ses con.
slst OF large two story brick warehouse situate on
the Miami Canal, and AtwO story frame residence.
Said premises have been appraised at s45O0 and may
sell for ~ OF that sum- he lots aud buildings upon
the same will be sold as one entire pre- perty. '1i
Terms cash.
W. II. BRLVILLE,
Master Commissioner, Montgomery Superior Court
ApAh LAf,Atlorney. NWH js ~ 6tw
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THR CAgsRs OF RAILWAY DIsAsTERs A
veteran railway engineer, Of acknowledge
skill, said, some six ysars since, TO Young
brother OF the profession "Whhin ten wears
you will hear of frequent and fatal accidents
on onr American railways. They will increase
TO en- extent which will be absolutely appalling
The wood and iron on which the wheels of the
trains run last but certain time. At present
they are mostly new, and the danger OF which
speak does not exist; but they will continue
TO look sound to the eye until their texture
has been changed by constant hammering Of
the heavily loaded wheels, and lhes they will
suddenly give way The first warning the
companies will have of their unsoundness,
With the exception of the length OF time they
have been in use, will be some acciden. to the
trains that pass over them. But the time
which has elapsed since they we're laid will
not be regarded The desire for profit will
induce the railway companies to leave them
on the track as long As the superintendent
hnds no defect to the eye, aud thus disaster
and the discovery Of their defective condition
viii occur Al the same moment. .s.-1.a..-
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FARMS! FARMS II
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
-HF.f.s.. IN H.lH a-fr
MADISON TOWNSVILLE,
J (Ths Property Of David T. Miller,)

- (Ihe properly oi DAVID 4. Miiler,) sa'
Comprising two hundred and siRhty.one acres, for
sale. The home iarm or where the old gentleman re-
Sides is one OF The hnest farms in Mons omery county.
large bank barn and stabing for horses and cows
hne spring OF water almost at the door together with
an excellent spring house
There II also on tins farm a steam satF-mill In
hne running order, with plenty OF timber to keep t
onstantly at work, Connected with this s the best
apparatus in the county for making MolAsses from
sugar cane
The Oihor farm lies sdjoining-onit there Is large
bank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out hudlngs
rhe land ofboih farms Is Of the best quality and Is
situated about eight miles west Of Dsyt on nd one
led section OF the county
Ifsold soon the purchaser put in l crops These
farms will be sold cheap and immediate possession
given.
For further particulars call on
JANIS KELLY, II, Il. Agent
augo ltd6w Once over Dayton Bank.
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o YES! o YESl

THE undersigned 10 a duly licensed Auot omar
ioI Ihontgomery county, and will CRY sales, a.
onenas MS services may he in demand.
tended to, II they violate the law. WIN 10 ~
. N b.-Residenoe ~ miles sonth. east ofMfAMIe.
CLAY, hiamisburg on Main street, Ullfbe attendad
10. GltNFOfl 81 Col. GEORGE KIsER
ausiovlwsy Ai'AS'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

A Washington dispatch says that farmer
near Steubepyille, Q bio has made application
to the Frsedmen's BureAn, at Washington, for
one hundred blacks f's' Hie1
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GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTICE! NOTICE NOTICED
To- the EuroiIed Mnitia OF Mont gom.ry
-..f "sHsf . County.

TRaAsURsRB OFFIcE,
f-..,.. t Dayton, July II, 1866. (
TUE Books and receipts are now ready, at the
II Tfeasufe's once, Court House, Dayton. All
those that are not exempt from the performances Of
military duty required 10 pay four dollars as com
mutation TO Military Fund, by the 10Th OF September
1895 those that are not paid by tho time 80 feqnir
ed, wll be compelled to pay ave 70 100 dollars With
cost OF eollecton Como up and pay the four dollars
and save penalty and cost.
u ' JONATHAN KEHNRY, a5
Treasurer OF Montgomery County .ohis.
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XEEPS a full Rssortm, nj Of Tin Ware; does ali
N Kinds OF Job Work III Tin and Sheet Iron; paws
Parlls a.lentqn 70 honseworki uses the best ma.
a Good Assortment Of iStoves on Hand.
shop In the osceola or wolaston's Mil Building.
ttith street Give me one call and II do not prove
the Aooye IFill not ask another call. ,''''.'. =
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WIN. n. coNovER,

and the collection OF claims = FNT'
He Is also prepared 70 pt tend 10 The drawing Of In.
strnmenis Of wptng, correctly, Ashort notice.
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Fnsurante.


Bs-qNE POLICY of ISsuHAScE Issued by FogR
COMP which Is made to tbs necessities OF the
business community, by securing with dispatch, LAndE
LINKS oS lSsuRANcE WIN RrLlNRLE CoNrAN1Es UPON
UNIFORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
oBytATINo NECESSITY ArPluso Vtaious
OFFICES for insurance to the amount they are
-sveray able ecep aud VI holding SuNERous sEFARAE
poLicIEs, cosDIroSs ASp wRiITLS PORTIONS wmH
RARELv AaREr rendering It dlcult for the assured
become familiar with aud harmouiIe their various COO
1ietng conditions.
ny the conditions Of the USprRwnIrRhS PoLIcY but
l. required to prove loss the several
Companies nsurng under IT. thereby making tho adjust
mont simple and expeditions N ."- '1H1
The Cash Assets OF EACH Company
issuing the undsrvriters Policy of Insurance o1ceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Making security In the aggregate cfo'o,
$2,25O,0O0. M
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Statement Of the condition Of the Republic Fire In
snranee Company OF tho CITY Of New York tho "a
day Of January 1865, In conformity with tho laws u
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Dayton, 1enIA and Columbus Railroad

'Ek ,An- 1I- se,sA-1--slE W ik---ssfss ssi---9ilN
rha., H. CHANCE OF TIME.
Ii Do . -----.--
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 al Eastern Cites.
TNHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, ieaytn Dayton
L for the East as follows; Mail, ll,b6 A M. 90.
Iumbus Accommodation, 900 p. NJ. Night Express,
T:50 A. M. hh- 'tt' 1I '"f0I II :
ARRIVING AT DAYT0N,-NightE Express, s:O6 A.
M Columbus Accommodation, $50 A. ~. Dayton
Express, b30 p. M. .
utes faster than DAYTON time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
.#I. ...H# u. w. WOODWARD, Sup't, /
mas Cincinnati, Ohio. Z
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sMALLPARLOR PIANOS.

VI; BOUND. MELLOW ToNE-RASY AND
. is . p AAMKN7AL IN NAPPRARARCB, 7'a a
he SIX and third Oetavss are ave feet eight inches
'nR and two feet niae inches wide. The seven oc.
'h large round cornsrs, hnshed back and front.
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1--WE 1--WE pRnEscT% EHnSS %AFHAsgRR r

WholesAls Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
|oninR Hammers and Forks, Musical Instruments
Nd Musical Mepei4ndlse Of ali kinds. Plano Forts
aker materials Of all inds, 4c 4c. Ae, ali al the
ssA .r PHefss;a WheP ordered, please gre date Of
.in3Hh ,HfAfo 4 w,ty.pn
assaAWH N,l''' ~ Broadway, New S6fk q
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70. iSr and third oetaves Scale Rti A, Rich Rose.
iSood Cdses, (LoA Ri1,) -ito $50
NJ 2-sasn 0etavss, RieA Rosewood Cases (Iron ksS0
Seals q % @. h-I'- Q lOt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-22

stAtemsnt Of the condition Of the Niagara Flrs In
snrance Company, Of the City Of New York, the n
day Of January 1895 In conformity with the laws VI
the State Of Ohio. ..l
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, sa,9s1,IBe.Bsl

Statement Of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In.
anranee Company, Of the City OF New York on the
"a day Of January, lsoS in conformity with the laws
of the state Of Ohio. .f."
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aingnlaI. iDtyorce lS,aae.

A divorce suit Of considerable interest
came up on Monday before Justice Ingra-
ham, in the Supreme Court OF New York.
In September, 1861, the plaintiff, Gabrielle
Seltzer, wife Of Alexander Saltzer, obtain
ed a decree Of absolute divorce from her
husband, on the ground of adulteyb She
now moves to have the same set aside, add
sent to a referee, on the ground that the
proceedings were commenced in sport, and
not for the purpose of ofsecuring final sep
aration; also on the ground that the SUI
preme Court decree was obtained by col
lusion and fraud. About six months after
the judgment of divorce, the husband-who
was found guilty of adulterylm an
other woman in the State of New Jersey,
and it is claimed that he now in contempt
and has no legal standing in court having
violated the laws of the State of New York
and the provisions of the decree, both of
which forbid the offending persons, under
the circumstances, marrying again during
the lifetime of the other. The case was
argued at much length, but no decision has
yet been rendered. H't i. "'4 i@F ,WWl'
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Legal Notice.

Charlie, G. Dyssiler yi Phoebe Court % P.ss, Fl eSnmo
King, Sarah King, Gfeen- Franklin County,
wood King, dei'ts. 1''- 'hJ fl'l Ohio. III. %
DHEBE KING, SARAH KING AND
TAX. sSg GiSeTGea s s.d Ans il P 3HtS Of SS I
day Of octcbof,A. .. 1865 fio his petition in the
Ct Gbaea s4d a1R PR &s &s aas kSs nd
Greenwood King defendants. setting forth that on
the S1 day Gf Jg5s A. p sS Ssmgs Parsons
Charles q. Desher in be Court of Common Peas
i1 and iorsaid county Of Frankin. 0Hio for sum
has been assigned to plaintiff McEvain; that the
same, becane, At the time it was obtained, and is
now, a valid and subsistng lien upon the following
described premises of which the said Matthew hing
died seized, to-wit: Being in Franklin county.
Ohio, bel ing that part Of in-ot number sixty-eight
conveyed by deed Of quit claim to Elizabeth Strain
by Peter SEX and Salty Soils, dated April 25tb,
1881 in the city Of Columbus and be ne ali that part
Of in-lOt mum er sixty eight beginning at the north
boundary Of said lot on Rich street exactly five feet
westot the northwest corner OF tho house occupied
on said lot by the said Elizabeth thence SOUTH by
line drawn parallel to the west boundary line thereof
thence east along said south boundary line thsli
north I to RcR Ss thence aens w'R Rich St srees
to the poHtiof, beginning and being the same prem
es dSS9 ySd By sPid E1ssSh , to AghM &n
was obtained for part of the purchase money due for
said premises; that the said Matthew King has since
deceased leaving the said Phoebe his widow, and the
praying that said premises may be sold to pay said
Judgment and other liens. and the said PkDbe King.
Sarah king and Greenwood King are ngti6ed that
ttion on or before the Sth day Of December, A. d..
1865, said petition will be taken as true and de-
cree entered accordingly. 20, 20 h,,i,H I - ~! -,
WV: HESS, Atty fJf plaintiff. - '1----''
oet2T- d&w6w ..f , tN! pa.rrs4rg. ..s Jhe
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For Sale.

r MY FARM OF ONE .HUNDRED
1s acres in Mfllin township, Franklin county,
FIVE miles East of Columbus, gu the Gahenna road
and Ohio Central railroad. The land is Of deep
black SOIL seventy acres are under high Gultivation
well drained; the rest in heavy timber, mostly beach
and hickory--al under good fence. r j b" ;, ~
There is on the premises u peat Cottage Of five
rooms. with front and back porch and cellar, and
one log house Of two rooms; large barn and stable
for six horses and eight CONS, a new smoke house.
hennery and corn cribs; also, four good wells and
one cistern. The orchard consists Of one hundred
and twenty-five OF the choicest kinds.of bearing
fruit trees. . 80; ...., .,,,i,i,,.. ..........r. -.
II desired, tho present crop live stock and farm.
ing utensils will he sold also. y 'W SOD ier- '"'1F
, Terms easy. Possession given immediately. .....-
H.. Three hundred and twenty acres of rich
prairie land forty under cultivation and fence, with
good frame honse ON IT, in Delaware county, three
miles east ofiDelhi, Iowa, on the Dubuque Pacific
railroad lltgH. ifuf. .t.L.su ylr1r yi.i
For particulars, inquire on the promises, or by
letter. 10. A. H. POTEN, W.
! MiAlin township, Columbus p o.. Box SS5.
ocuO-de0daW fi'i ty T.tif uf YiltUi.t J".'
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at is WORTH the trying, try i however" we've SAY
the lawyer sand since have come SO far I

at is worth the trying, however SAY
the lawyer sand, sfhce have come SO far, I
I will finish the adventureR .bsa sIa oi .
/ Mr.. Sr------, seeing his friend so deter
mined, at length consented to satisfy him,
and accompanied him towards the apart
ment he specified. AS they crossed one OF
the rooms, in their way, he Suddenly stop
ped before a large lfull-length picture.
=; .fog heaYenis sasa"'2 cried he, Si'who is
"My granduncle," returned Mr.. s. S-, -
7''a good old fellow as ever9lited. wish
with all my heart he was alive now but he
has, been dead this thirty years., ar s.r
~ "What was his name?"o
:, "Hugh S., theonly one of the family
of that name.na 5u> Gii gniIJi7U "ls
'.That is the. man who called upon me.
His dress, his hat. hi, very ring are there"
They proceeded to the closet, lifted the
false bottom Of the trunk, and-found the
deed iridw Tint % y.Jii 1-qgl .4li.ai
The kind old uncle was meyer again seen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-28
Legal Notice

VVIhLIAM %. STEyENS AND; ;JEMI-fl,
tti"MA Stevens, his wife. .5f -- County, State
of Franklin c0nhty Iiqs did, % the 18th day of
mon Psss within n and fer the Gesntyp6 Esnking ot
Stevens and Jemims Stevens defendants SETTING ri
forth that the said Wiilium0 0.Stcvens and JemimS
W lhehan on 2e acres 6} land more 81 less. being
the west part Of lot No2 or the of sec
ti99 Nc. I, IN t1ynship ~, z and range NJ isiE
rom township, to secure the pa nent Of Se acofd
ing to cerAnnots teferredt in said b9
that there is due thereon $2b62 Of INTEREST," withn-t
from January l. 1866. and praying that
said premises may be sold topay the saineAhd fot
The said William o. Stevens and Jemima, Steyeps,
are notified That they required 70 appear and an
swer said petition on or before the third Saturday.
Dated this 18th day Of gstpbsr. ..O,.ae, ,,,.'r
{I.ennin olll VI GEORuE' w. INGHAM. ~ =. 1
% q /
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QDblo: 5Statesrllarl,
OCrOH SER.

Solemn, yetbeautifu to view. 9'Eoliava
Month Of my heart, thou dawnest here;
With scar and faded leaves to strey . ....-
The Summers melancholy bier:
The moaning of thy winds / hear, --sa EY.
And the red sunset dies afar.
And bars Of purple cloud appear,
Obscuring every Western star. .... .-.
Thou solemn month | hear thy voice;
II tells my soul Of other days, frls..nr .
When but to live was to rejoice,
When earth was lovely to my gaze.
DIVISIONS bright D, blessed hours; ,l
Where are those Lying raptures now In. ,
/ ask my spirits wearied powers,
ask my pale and fevered brow. ""
.J10l 'H..1 : !H,
Alas for Time, and Death, and Care,
What gloom about our way they fling, 9r
Like clouds in Autumn's gusty air,
] The burial pageant Of the Spring.
/ The dreams that each succeeding year .,
Seemed bathed in.hues Of living pride,
! At last, like withered leaves, appear,
And sleep in darkness side by side.
-WilIiS Gdyl0rd Gdrks.
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Master Commits Co ssionsr's Sales


Elisha Wilson .Coprt Sf 0ommonodH
John A. Roberts and othsrs.s Frantn iiae County
l TN NfPUffsUAN GE WF- AN ORDExE IN
u the above case from the above U6hft 10 me dilO9
rscted i will ber for sale atIpgblie auutiona a. oii
the door Of the Court Aoqas, Abe 9f Cepm1lA
the 1sth asy Sovasnlbbsrr, " lbbrianf .sa
sGd wsI1ni-oss Di 1868 Andsdaiy 4ooi snE1D
al two o'clock the following described reslsa-oat
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
| lBeihg part Of Lot Number IS In y. RidgwAy IA
addition 10 Cotuhbus west the ScIbto river aud ~
bounded danddascubedSfs fo!loys viz; yBeginnns TO
at the southwest corner Of said lot No, 8s Themes s
esstef TIE soat limo thereof seYeqty ol iset. ~ ~
thcace nofthefiy 1t right angles 10 said south lima V
thirty (3) feet thehce westerlypsrhel wit ~
said southeFly line seventy feet vest line olnt
said Let thsnGs southerly on Aad Nest line to hsno
p Appraised at Sis 90. asneqxs singalHg4f90 shi
Printers feess % ~ .aS,w,fM w,fM. bboMIaau bboMIaa ~
sa ~. Sheriff and Master vCnnisslonsf. " y, y
!. I, 2, !, ,,s \. !, .s.oa
III TLEMEN. Sample With cataloguessentforat IS .it it
ct ihe0se an enyscpe with your 9w ns!s and ~
tune23-dsm 5s Liberty St.. New York cilzsq1s
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREIs r GIVEN THAT
~ petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Franklin county st their next December ses-
sen, tola, out and establish acounty road in Frank
lin township, commencing on the Amity road at or
near the corner Of the old farm Of Thomas Deems
and running south on the line between the lands Of
Thomas Deemsn and w lillian Wilson to the Colpm-
bus and Xepia railroad; thence south on the line
bet&een the lands Of Fippin, William Wilson, and
A. Chittenden aud Wilson, to the southwest corner
OF William Wilsons, farm; thence to the National
rbad on the line between the lands Of Robert Rior-
dan and A. Chittenden, and there TO terminate.
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