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the roof OF one Of the vehicles! g. suddo1
Iau caused him to lose his balance: hf
came down heavily, and sustained interna
nluries: 1t was, however, proved that tho
Ralntl9 had pot told tho cnnducter e
STOP, as ne had right to do, and the cot1ri
decided that Moissart had no right to a.
IMAGES. I-.S -AeAs " o'''
We read the following in La Gironde.
Last Monday, about o O'Clock in the morn.
ing, the lightning struck tho mast Of o
..aa. sman .sio?p,.La I,- N MeHo of pamillac-whon
struck the halyard, it made two holes in
the sail, and tore off largo pieces Of the
wood OF the mast. Tho electric fluid en-
tered the cabin and discharged a double
parreled gun; Tho shot traversed the
paneis' ana tho owner Of the boat, who
was at the helm, was slightly hit by several
OF the shots in the knee and right hand
put was not injured in any other way.
Inc new fsoman money, which has been
coined at Paris, has been put in circulation
wnnin ,lhin the last few days: The new money
the recent adoption by the Roman Govern
u1ent or the French monetary system) is
OF OF the same size and weight as the French.
Inc Iva or 20 sous piece, is of silver. and
pears on one side the words 81 Iva, 1864 !"
ana paa., on the other the figure Of the rcigning
iont max an XII" The kilogramme (two
pounds) of money-which is the weight of
zoo zoo pieces, 9f one franc each contains ssi
sranmes Of silver and 155 grammcs of
alloy. VI
:, Tho Ga9mde newspaper relates that at
the last public sessions held Mt bordeaux.
an old man of one hundred and three
years old, presented himself in answer to
summons for having infringed ono of
the municipal laws Of the Commune dc
GGiance- d;1 In spite Of his great age, the
olo gentleman was hale and hearty, and
refused the aid Of a LAWYER, being able, he
said, to defend himself. The trial has,
however, been postponed until the month
OF October, the old gentleman having sue
ceeded In proving that there was some
lilformaiity in the summons taken out
against him.
letter from Chamouni, states that on
the 22d day OF August, three gentlemen
attempted to ascend Mont Blanc, without
the aid of the guide. On the following
day, they were seen, by means of IL tclc-
scope, to slip and roll down for more than
two hundred yards in tho glaciers ana one
OF them alone was seen to regain his foot
ing. \ medical gentleman, accompanied
10y several guides and gems darme started
at once To the rescue of the unfortunate
eXcursionists. No further details l,ayc vet
reached us
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Relief FOR the People.

MESiRs EDIToKS: We are in q saa oe
trouble, arising ont Of the financial G ,nd-
ton of the country; and various schemes
have been proposed to cxtricate us from
our difficulties. All "r these are objection
able, because they arr only halfway me.-
surrs. 1t will not do ,o tcmloriZc We
must meet tlie evil face tu face 1t is use
less "to take two bites al :, cherry The
following frame Of an act is Respectfully
submitted, as furnishing the only satisfac-
tory solution of our difficulties. If it shall
l'c a.l"i'tod, We shall probably hear no more
"f rcpndlation, or OF ''harl- hearted crcli-
tor. and poor bat honest debtors" Let
lis pass TINS law, a.d cad tho matter at
once and forever:
A." Act 10 Gto,M ,ri,,.t' 10 dcbt,,.S, n,.i ,o
7"rtc'1 M' $"'':tH"" 'J property at i."'iic
Suip.
SEC. /. BE L r,i.f.d hy Ac %...4.,tt o,,.i
U"mSe "t' Representatives., ..o,r met nl.i
StNtn9 ~ Ernr'0i i>Se,n!ir 0n.i b,j uuiloj--
Hy "fM'c same, That all Acts and parts Of
Acts at any time heretofore passed lv the
General Assembly of thus State, and all
Ordinances and parts "f Ordinances pa..s-
cd 10y any Convention or the people Of this
state, to- and the sam" are Hereby l.-
lcaltd
St". >. That the body "f law, i"oM.l :s
the common law, be and tho same is here
hy abolished.
.'ia'. ,. 1l,a; the Lou,,nAc!.ts inown a.
the Constitution of the United N!a aud
t.n Constitution of the STATE oi South Ia
roma, are, iitiri! !. .,la..,t tu t.,. ,.f ,.u
force and ''frrt within the limits OF ,l..o
state.
SEC. i. That tho law 'hcrttot,rc known
as the Divine Law, be and tho same IL
hereby repealed.
SEC. ). That the Judiciary Department
OF tho Government be and tho same is
hereby abolished; and the administration
of public justice forever prohibited within
the limits of this State.
SEC. e. That i, shall not be competent
for amy succeeding Legislature, or for any
Convention OF the people of tltis state, to
repeal alter or amend this Act.
SEC. Z. This Act shall be public Act
and continue of force for fifty wears
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NOTICE.

DASSENGERS by the Sonth Carolina
Il and Wilmington and Manchester trains
can get BREAKFAST at Kingsvllo on and
after the I'd inst. &. A. SCOTT.
Sept 1mo
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SENATE.

SENATE. .ll4..sti ~ :. ,
The senate met at II q. m.
The House sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing House BILLS, which had been read
three times in tho House and twice in the
SENATE, viz: A bill to amend an Act en-
c,eied An Act to make appropriations for
tne year commencing in October, A. d.
1865" bill to incorporate the Ph@nix
to declare valid the recent election for In
teudent and Wardens in the town OF OAR
hngton; bill to 1egalize the elections of
municipal officers OF the towns Of Moultrie-
vile and Mount Pleasant.
=, The bills wera road a third timo and
their titles changed to Acts.
Mr.. G.. w. Williams presented the report
OF Joseph Walker, for stationery furnished
at the present session for the Senate.
-sMessrs. Sullivan, McCutchen, Thomson.
aemphiu and Dozier submitted reports OF
committees.
A bill to provide for the redemption OF
bills receivable by this State received the
second reading, was agreed to, and was
ordered to be returned to tho House Of
Representatives.
Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at IL a. M.
A bill giving authority to the City Coun-
eli or Charleston to proceed in the mxtter
OF hre loan, with view to aid in build
Ing up the city anew, and bill to make
parties, plaintiffs and defendants, in all
gases, competent to give testimony in such
cases In Like manner as other Witnesses.
were severally read the third time. and
their titles changed to Acts.
Messrs. Wagner, Marley. GOODWIN, Lord.
Carlisle, Campbell and Richardson, jr.,
submitted reports Of committees.
The bills relative to testimony, liens and
imparlanccs, and to raise fund for the
necessities of tho people, were discussed d
till the hour of adjournment.
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Market Reports.

NEW YoRK, September 18-Noon. Gold
IS. Exchange quiet-sixty days 7@St.
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Flour quiet
and less firm. Wheat quiet. Pork heavy.
at sas. go. Lard steady. at 17@19a.
p. M.-Goid closed at As Cotton 1ta14
higher-sales 5000 bales; uplands, 35: Or
leans, 81. Flour and wheat less firm
Pork heavy, at s3A. Sugar easier, at 1890
lla. Turpentine, 65@GG. Rosin, $3.50
900.
AoHME, September 18.-Cotton sales to-
day 1000 bales-middling 1882; active
demand, but little Offering at quotations.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1S.-The news
from cotton regions continues to report the
injury to the crop serious and widespread.
Cotton stiffer-sales to-day 1900 bales;
low ,niddiing 33@A. Gold 145. New York
exchange t@l premium.
~>
Canadian Fears OF FenIan Invasion.
MONTREAL, September 13.-The Execu-
tive Committee sat four hours, yester dav,
at the Capitol. The matters discussed
were relative to the defence OF the Maino
border.
On Monday, a number Of men, thought
to be Fenians, on tho Grand Trunk Rail
road going West, got off at the way sta
tions at Cornwall, Matilda and Edwards
burg, in thrces and fours, and dispersed
in the towns. The attention Of tic Go
ytrnment has been called to the fact, as the
intention of the men is thought to begin
the firing Of certain places, which is to ini-
tiate the next attack upon the Province.
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WILL sell at his mart, THIS MORNING
at 10 O'Clock,
5bbls: Flour, Wardrobe, Bureau. Wash
stands, Mahogany Sofa, Chairs. Eockers
lounge, Tables, Oyster Stand, Ice House,
of q retail store, consisting Of scales. But
tons, Spices, !kc. , ..
AT IL O'CLOCK,
A Store, Sc feet by 16, on Pic3zens street,
wlu ee sold. Sept 10
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HORSE TAKEN UP.

~ A BLACK BOY, who gives his
T name as PETER HAfLY, was taken
Adup, ON Friday, the 7th anstant, in
Columbia, 8: G., having in his Possession
BAY MARE. between four and i've years
old. The boy states that he stole it from
the other side Of the Savannah River. The
owner can recover the same by applying to
j. .. CLARK,
At Congaree Ferry, Columbia, s. C.
aD Augusta Oonstautionolist please copy
three times, and send bill to this Office.
Sept 1S g.
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Vartesy Sale, .oorthy the attention of pur.
chaseEs.
By LEVIN & pEIXOTrO.

ON THURSDAY MORNING next, 1t 10
O'clock, We win sell, al our store,
A variety Of fresh and desirable GOODS,
Felt Hats, Boots, Shoes and Brogans; La
dies fine White Hose. Gents White and
Coiored Half Hose, Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, do. Hem-stitched, Striped and
Paid Muslins, Berages, Linen Diapers and
11oMeiins, Cembrics, Spool Thread, Pearl
Scissors, Soaps, Perfumery, &c.
,,,I Also, iroceries, consisting Of Bourbon
Whiskey, Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine,
Lemon Syrups, Mackerel, canned Fish, as
sorted, Kalsins, Flour, &c. -
an q the above have been ordered for
sale without limit. Look out for bargains.
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Public Sale, to Foreclose Mortpage

FupNc sale, 20 Foreciose W0Ftgage.
Wolfe q Hook os.s E. HI d j. T.. R,ihon.
pursuance Of the above mortgage, I
a Will sci, OH MONDAY, the Oath instant,
d Hook, on Gervais street, between Assem-
bly, and Richardson, the entire contents of
the ''DAILY AMERICAN PATRIOT OF
FlCE," including the Press, Printing Ma
: Terms cash, IN legal currency.
Sept Is SAM. GREEN, RD.
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.E''e1ex1saPh-


r-Ss News HteEns. 2'I5 90; d..
WAsH1NuroR. Gsptember rs. -Gen. Baird
.hss been formally relieved OF command. Of
the DepArtaaent Of tho Gulf and assigned
20, duty In the Department. Of the Lakes,
soa ordered to report to Gen. Hooker.
CLEVELAND, 'September 18.-The Sol
Gers' and Sailors Coayentlon was organ
ized yesterday. Gen. Wool is temporary
Chsirnaan. In she course Of his remarks,
he said che sooner Congress- admitted the
Southern representatives. the sooner will
< he allsyed the apprehensions Of the people
OF the dangers which menace the country
aud the psspstuity of the Union. He said
the purposes oF the radicals were 70 plunge
the country into .cisi war, If negro suffrage
was not conceded by the South, and leave
the country howiing wilderness, for want
OF more victims to crafty their thirst Of
revenge. But the war, he said, rould not
be confined to the South, but extend over
the North, and only close with the over
throw Of the Government. He said that
johnson was . patriot. and that the brave
are always mercifal.- With the President.
he, too, said, eve have. had war enough.
Let us; have. peace. These sentiments
met with particular enthusiasm. The Con-
yention is largely attended. between 5000
and 1000 delegates being present. The
pavilion Was crowded to its utmost. and
the proceedings harmonious.
NEW YoRK, September 1s.-The great
public demonstration, last evening, in
Union Square, in support Of the Presi-
dentis policy, was. attended by nearly 1OO,-
600 persons. Gen. Dix, r. Il. Pruyn, Hof-
man, Senator McDougal and others, spoke.
1t is rumored that 800 Fonians purpose
leaving Boston, tomorrow, for . raid on
sonle@ Of the Canada banks. President
Roberts is taking measures to stop the ex-
pedition.
PHrIADELPH1A, September 1s.-Gov. Pol
lock, director OF the United States Mint.
has resigned-not approving the presi-
dents policy. VIM. Milward had previous
Iy been appointed by the President to the
position.
TRENTON, N. u, September 1s.-Alex. G.
CatteA has been elected United States
Senator-receiving the votes OF oil the Re-
eublicans in each House; the Democrats
refusing to vote, they presented protest,
declaring tho new law of ,election of q
United States Senator Unconstitutional,
and also declared there was no vacancy.
They also condemn the United statos
Senate in severe terms for depriving Mr..
stooktouof nisvote. while being permitted
to retain his seat.
WASHINGTON, September 18.-During the
quarter ending juno 80, 1866. the receipts
ofs the Government from sales Of public
lands. direct tax. internsl revenue and in
cidentaI sources, we've s129, ,04O, ,762. 81: from
loans, &C., 1872, ,s92, ,s30-making the total
receipts 321 AZ, ,O9267. The expenditures
were 322, ,442, 701. a..
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Great Bargains
WHITE GOODS.
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS!

"E arc receiving this day, Ola the
w Emily u. Souder, from New York. q
large stock Of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which we invite tho special attention OF
the ladies' and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish.
Cambria, Jaconets- FIX. =
Plain and Striped wiss.
Piald and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarlctons, Silk Bobinet for Wells,
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves.
Large stock OF Hosiery, for Ladies'.
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
best-regular makes, all Sizes,
Brown and Bleachcd DamasEs. Crash.
Russia Diaper. so doz. Towels cheap.
BeraSc and Grcnadine for Wells, all colors
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pillow-casc Linen.
ga to liza Cotton Sheeting.
Mosambique, Silk Poplins, I1enos.
BcraSe, Chambra, Pecols
Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper.
Kid and Lisle Gloves.
Prints, of all descriptions
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle and Thread Edg-
inSs, InsertinSs, Balancines.
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions.
Bombazines. GA Black DeLaine.
81 Black and White Derage, for shawls.
Jaconct, Swiss and NainsoOk Muslins.
Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrics.
White and Colored Brilliants.
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroid'd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corsets, French Fans.
900 pieces Bloached Shirtings.
25 $40 and IL Or. Sheetings.
Bales 81, 7-S and A Shirtings.
y large and beautifnllOt of Sca-sides and
Snn-!owns; together with many othef
goods too numerous to mention-ali of
which will bc sold very cheap.
July Is TOI4LESON IL JANNEY
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FISHER Il HEINITSH'S, Druggists
The Fair Face Of a Beautiful Woman
rs the admiration Of every one. No one
possessing this rich gift and attribute
OF health and attraction would exchange it
for the wealth of the Indies. Yet how
many suffer their skin to become rough
with spots end pimples, which rnar the
beauty and bloom Of the face. The CIR
CASSfAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan. freckles, pimples, blotches,
and imparts beautiful complexion, so
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
FISHER j. HEINITSH, Agents.
JOHN NJ. MARIS Il CO.. Philad'a.
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I. o q. F.-Grand Lodge OF III
- United States.

united States.
BAIrrMoRE, September 13.-The Grand
Lodge Of the I. o. O. F. Of tho United
States, at its session to-day, elected the
following members as it's officers, to servo
for the ensuing term OF two yours: James
+, Sanders, OF New York, III. w. Grand
Rire; Edward D. Farnesworth, of Tenncs-
see; R. W. Deputy Grand Sire; Joseph L.
RidGely, OF Maryland, r. W. Grand Sccre-
tary; Joshua vansant, Of Maryland, r. w.
Grand Treasurer. Tho attendance is largo
nearly every State in the Union and Ca.
NADIA aud the British Provinces being rep
pesented.
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William Neil plaintiff. In the Court Of Com
VS.. mon Pleas of Frank
Wesley Royce. defendant.) lin county, Ohio.
WESLEY ROYCE, WHOSE RESIDENCE Is
w unknown, will take notice that William Neil
OF the county of franklin, in The State Of Ohio
did, on the 9Th day Of February, A. D. le66 file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, within aud
for the county of Franklin. in said State Of Ohio
against the said Wesley Royce, defendant, setting
forth that the Both day OF April. A. d. 1857 said
defendant execu ed and delivered to the said Will
liam Neil mortgage on certain tract Of land be-
ing situate in Franklin county in the State Of Ohio
and bounded and described as follows: .lF
Lots Nos. l6 and II in William Ne's addition 10
the city Of Columbus, as designated upon the plat
Of said additen recorded in the RecOr ers Office Of
sad Franklin county, in plat book No. ]. pages 10
and ILL., to the payment Of the sum Of $9OO00
according TO certain promissor note referred to in
said mortgage. which note is unpaid and still due 10
the said William Neil, and praying that said prem
ses may be sold aud the proceeds be applied to the
payment Of said note; and the said Wesley Royce is
notified that he is required to appear and answer
raid petition, or before the third Saturday after
the 3Oth dav Of March next
Dated February II, AID. 1866. aa
rl.. WILLIAM NEIL.
BY Atty. G. G. .CoLLrSs. -.
febl7-dt22&wld
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real EstaItse

r.u,s Bl ORDER OF COURTos 7ie-u
ON SATUHDAY,. THE 2IsT or
" April, at 9 o'clock P. NJ, on tee preniies, near
Grove City, franklin county, Ohio. will be sold TO
the highest bidder, the following real estate. situate
in Jackson township, Franklin county, Ohio, Us tue
A certain parcel Of land in survey No. 1855, Vir-
ginia Military District to wit: Part Of Lots Nos 8,
4 and of the sub divisen-as plated and surveyed
by w. W. Pollard on the 30th of September. le5eof
lot No. - Of the original division If said survey
No 1888, recorded in the Deed Records Of franklin
stone in the center Of the Columbus and Harrisburg
turnpike road, 5. w. cornerto lot No. ? Of said
second subdivision, running thence with the 5. line
Of said lot Nos s. 80 deg, T.. III 25-l0O poles TO
post in the b. line of said lot No. 10 of the ervinal
of said lot No - 5. deg. w. rs 25l0O poles TO
post, thence N SO deg W 1873 lelOO poles TO post.
thence N. 81 deg. 80 mia, IS 0-lO0 poles t0the
center Of said road thence with the center thereof
N. q deg. 30 min. E. "a 24lO0 poles TO the begin
said lots 3, and conveyed TO said Joseph Mauts.
deceasej, by II. Colt a Co., by deed dated January
IL, 1884, and recorded in the Deed Records OF said
Franklin county, in book 7s.pages495 and 42e. ex-
cept certain strip of land containing acres of the
). side Of lot No. S, conveyed by said j, Mautz 70
ed in the Deed Records Of said Franklin county.
Book No. 70, page l59.
Appraised at S6l per acre. ..,,-. 20
Terms Of saie-Fifteen hundred dollars cash down
on the day Of sale, the balance in two equal annual
instalInents payable respectively year and two
years thereafter. the deferred payments to bear in
terest from the day Of sale, and TO be secured By
mortgage on the premises sold. az e 4MA
GEO. W. HOOVER.
Adm'r Of Joseph Mautz. deceased.
OTTo DIESEL, Attorney.
mCh2O-d -dItHW4W-G
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NOtice.

TOHN FERGUSON, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS
J If Robert Ferguson deceased, and Hannah Fer
guson: also, X. Anderson, Guardian Of Hannah
Ferguson. will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 25th day OF January, A. -.
1856, in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and FOR
the county of franklin BY one Daniel 10y, Guards
an Of James Ferguson, and isDow pending, wherein
said Daniel 10y, as such Guardian, demands parti-
ton Of the folio sing real estate, to-wlt: l@
Beginning at ft6ne in the line Of Robert Wal
cutts land and John Leggs land, , where the line of
the Worthington and Georgesyille road crosses the
fine thence with the road north 32 east ~ 90 100 70
stake at the crossing Of what is called Waleutts,
thence With the said Worthlngton and GeorgeSyille
road. thence with said Malcutts, r0ad north 671<
east ~ 871O0 TO stake in the line OF Robert Wal
cutts land thence with Robert w Wacuttsl line south
SO 6510O poles " the beginning. containing three
acres and fourth Of an acre Of land (3M acres'.
more or loss aud that at the next term Of said Court
the said Daniel 10y, Guardian, &c:, will apply for
a. order that partition may be made Of said prem
Hes. .9JRiplNIh p DANIEL 10y Guardian, 10.
Bv CAn IT. MAkB. his Atty. d n ...IQni5Y0J
January IS, A. d. 1896. ian96-dlt&Wew
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0DbIg StatestltSn.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

TsuiInss Of Nonparsil. OF x inch spscs, constitute
ID equar3. v.,tlsa NJ
I3dila VISA rs DAILY.
For each insertion. per square, rs cents "a f'i
NoticesOf Deaths, 80 cents. f4.f"fG
- Notices OF Marriages, 50 cents. ,sfi2 81 ,s
q, Religious Notices 80 cents. IA Le..iads-IJlll
2 Adveftisemenis inserted every other day. every
tird day and once week. will be charged el.Oo per
sauaro each insertion. 49, M .-NEn
or each Insertion. No Notice less than 800. 80
NJ sAof ,oo,H et1WEEKLYI l.eN- at9 ~.
q, 80 per square each insertion.
Business Notices 80 cents per line each insertion.
Ne Noticeless than $500. a,
Legal advertisements will be charged regulArr rates
HHN Ffi
hn18- All m kNsIENr Advertisements must be paid
for hereafter at the time they are ordered, other
wise they will not appear in the paper This rule
viii be rgdly adhered 70 In allcases. There VIII be
no exception. "a .etas rvt1u -sL "A lLfA
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Sale Of Real Estate by0rder q OOurA

ON THE 9IST DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1885, AT
" IL O'Clock NJ, at the premises in jackson town
chip franklin county Ohio will be sold 70 the high.
est bidder the following real estate. the property
Of Isaac Richardson deceased, tO,wit: 0t beingsa
part Of survey 61l5): Beginning stone N. w. cor
ner Of H. 81 MiTchell's land thence y. poles and 3
links 10 stone 3. W. corner Of Thomas BeaYer1
land thence N 81 poles and IL 2-5 links TO stone,
thence W, 81 spoes 10 q stone, thence B. los and
rs links to stake N W corner TO lot Of JoshuS
Orders, thence SO deg. % 49l37 poles TO stone
N Il. Of said Orders land, thence N. % poe5
and % links TO the place Of beginning, containine
0l acres, be the same moreor less Also 50 Oh acres
Of land it being the N. of lot No. II Of the SUBJ
division Of survey 1885, bounded and described ae
follows Beginning At a etake and w. ehks and
black oak N. r. corner Of lot No. 10. thence SIX
deg. WI 90 poles and TX links to stone N.
ner Of SOL Of said Orders land, from which =
hickory 8inehes in diameter bears 5. 5S <rdegs E.
II links, thence s. S9X deg ~ llg poles 10 stone.
thence N. deg Il. 50 poles and Tx links 70 6stake
H. corner of lot No. thence with the county road
SO deg,W l49poles TO the beginRinge
above mentioned number Of acres m 70 or less; be-
ing the same premises conveyed by Joshua Ford 10
the sAid Isaac Richardsong free from DOVER APP
praised at e40 per acre. Terms-TOne-thirdl cash,
balance In two equal annual payments ro
WIN, 4. CONKLIN, -
tiEHm Admr Of Isaac Richardson, deceased
3 BINGHAM d MoGUFFEY, i1q.s l0 os0u1gq cd y.f
i,,e1 Attorneys for Petitioner. as ois5issilT snO
mi II wle