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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

New YORK. March 1.-THE following is
given for what 1T is worth rs the general idea
Of The warliSe strength of the Order in this
city. Thirty-two companies are said to have
been formed, and their ranks fully filled
These are divided into three regiments and
ruIGOr gives the post of honor i'll command rs
follows: First regiment infantry, Colonel
Basil Duke, formerly commanding Il brigade
of cavalry under the rebel General Morgan
second regiment infantry, Colonel ThlbodauX,
Of the Louisiana volunteers in the rebel army
'hlrd regiment infantry, Colonel Murphy,
formerly Colonel of the One Hundred and Six
iv.scventh New York volunteers, Corcoram $
Legion, Union army.
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News from Havana.

New YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Moro
Castle, with Havana dates to the 10th instant,
has arrived
The Spanish war steamer had brought in
the captured slave schooner Matilda, with
three hundred and seventy-five slaves on
board said to belong to Rancho Morty. 1t
is reported that more are on board, Ito the
number of fifteen hundred and seventy-t two
in all
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
~ BIT THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,

EsrABLrsHED 1895
ROSEWOOD 81 PiaNos xs ksM FINE OIL
iSSiksSSSb PIP fSP S SftNasp ksSs
Ge Rtksr gkHc koshi,c CORAL JhA k.v yko
INDsiLVER EXTEN-
SLEEVE B s5PE sst sa4s Or STUDS,
Got I.I KTkSsi, &C.,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following manner:
vEE arc naming m ffh
s Of SsEK
article, Will be delivered at our Office, or sent by
mail to any address, WITHOUT regard to choice, on
rsesp Psc s Ss the purchaser
sSss:s ~ SfsEs
Of SEALED pRH max KIM II
TO TO F FL HUNDRED DOLLARS
which they need not pay until 1t Is known what Is
drawn and its value. Entire satisfaction guaIan.
'eea IN The I'll EA EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
T9ad fa 10
fry We are therefore enabled to send FINK
sSRg Ard EEfs f PkzE %
iisbment of the kind The business continues TO
be conducted in fair and honorable manner, ana
large and greatly increasing trade ~ PROOF tnat
our patrons appreciate this method OIL optaihihS
rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has sent 2
the country. Those who patronize US will receive
the full value of their money, as no article on
there are no blanks.
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
mediately sent to any address by return mail or
express.
able prizes from the Eureka Association, and have
kindly allowed the use of their names Many
other names might be published, were we permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, PHILADELPHIA.
Penn, Oil Painting, value, 800; James Hargrayes,
s?l Broadway, New York on Painting, vssi nn,
Waterbury, Ct', Gold Watch, value, slss J. T.
shaw East Twenty fourth Ss street Ssx YoIt
Piano, value, 5000; Miss Lucy Janeway, Elmira,
N. Y, Cluster DIAMOND Ring; value, $500 Mrs.
snRoysr CITY aUS5s sea Sahv ae Tsncc on asS
Indiana Volunteers, Nashville, Tennessee,
Watch, value, SIS Rowland $. Patterson Com
ing, value, 500; Mrs. Abbey J: Parsons, Spring
field, Mass, Melodeon, value, $l59 James 1; Dex'
ter City Surveyor, Syracuse, N. Y. Gold Watch,
e cans Bisse sGs Ss% PsnHg
800 Mrs. J. C. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Silver Castor, value, $40; DR.. K SINCLAIR, No.
value. SOS Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington, D.
c. OIL Painting, value, 300.
Letters from various parties throughout the conn-
M sy Ss seem on s ss oar Once
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without Regard to Vdlue. mud not to DC PAID for
Until you Know what you WtH Recears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

: LEcrrRsoy SroYEwAIL JACKSON. Gene.
raj R. E Colston will deliver lecture on the
22d instant entitled " Personal Recollections
of Stonewall Jackson, and q Critical Discus
sion of his Military Character" General
Colston was one of the Professors in the Mill
tary Institute ut Lexington, and was for ten
years constantly associated with General Jack
son. He was also with the latter in several of
his campaigns, and was present ut the battle
of Chancellorsville. -BdHimOre Gazette
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

iaE New HAMPSHIRE EIEcTIoS.-Ihe Ike
pobhcans have carried New Hampshire by
reduced majority. Last year they carried the
state by majority of six thousand ana
seventy one i'll total vote Of siXty-two thou,
SAND Two hundred and nineteen, and secured
majority III the Legislature Of one hundred
ana SIX on joint ballot. The returns thus Tar
snow Democratic net gain Of eight hundred
ana ninety, and but for the fact that The lie.
publican State Convention was shrewd enough
toehdorse the President and avoid making an
Issue against his policy, it Is quite evident
,nat the State would have gone against them
Haatiisgtoa Star.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March l5.-Cotton firm sales,
500 bales at Ale. Flour dull; State, $70So.2 20 !;
Southern dull--sales, 40 barrels At TS.25g
$3.50. Wheat steady. Corn advanced lc
Pork heavy at $685.. Lard buoyaut at 1871
ole. Sugar heavy. Coffee and naval stores
dull Petroleum lower. Gold, Sl.3lie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

In the supreme Court, Wednesday, Mr..
Robert H. Mari concluded his argument in
the ~ y~trte case of himself and Hon. A. IL.
Garland against the constitutionalty of the
test oath. Mr.. StauSberry, of Ohio, spoke in
favor Of the legality of the act of Congress,
and Hon. ReVedy Johnson against il. The
case i not yet concluded.
The New Jersey Senate has adopted resolu-
tons in favor of III increase of the pay of Off
GERS OF the United States Navy.
A paymaster of the Schuylliill Navigation
Company was robbed of eight thousand dol
lars al Schuylkill Haven, Pa, on the 18th
instant.
Railroad trains are now running on the
Jackson railroad between New Orleans and
Canton, Miss.
The ice on the Hudson river i rapidly break
lng up, and navigation between New York
and Albany will soon be resumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

WATER AZ SOURCE OF CHoLRRA.-From
recent scientific investigations in Europe IL has
been shown most conclusively that in locali-
ties where impure water has been drank by the
inhabitants, the cholera has principally ragged,
proving impure water TO be one of the chief
causes of cholera.
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Reports ContradiCted.

TORONTO, March 1.-THE recent reports of
plots to assassinate the Governor General, OF
arrests for treason, and the early meeting of
the Canadian Parliament, are all without
foundation
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Failure Of the Nhipple File COMPANY.

BoSroN. March 1.-THE failure of the Whip
pie File Manufacturing Company is announced
o.day with heavy liabilities. The capital
stock of the company was seven hundred
thousand dollars, and il recently petitioned
tor further increase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

AMERICANS IN HAVANA letter from Ha-
'ana, dated the eth instant, says that city Is
crowded with American visitors, and adds:
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Santa lsa-
bel--which, by the bye, seems TO have become
The American headquarters-l have noticed
the niece of OK President Buchanan, late Miss
Harriet Lane, now Mrs. III. Il. Johnston, and
II. Patterson Kane. Of Philadelphia. brother
VI the celebrated DR.. Kane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

DoiyG BATTLE AGAINST ODDs-AN EFFECTIVE
SHoT-SIX MEN WoUSDED.-Ie sterday after
noon party of soldiers entered the restaurant
of Jacob Roth, and a row ensued, III which
they demolished the glasses and assaulted
Mrs. Roth. Mrs. Roth, with her husband and
son, succeeded in putting the party out, when
they commenced stoning the house, and Mr..
Roth, getting a double barrel shotgun, let
into them with both barrels, woundmg six out
Of eight One of the assailants, named David
Brown, was done brown, having received q
large proportion of the contents of one barrel
The shot penetrated his person, having hrst
passed through his coat-tail, inflicting painful
but not dangerous wounds. The others were
wounded in various portions OF the body, and
were somewhat astonished at the result OF the
vollev Roth started immediately to the Sol
dlers Rest, and reported the facts 10 Captain
Camp. On his return home, he was met by
Officer Fuss who arrested him and his son on
Il warrant issued at the instance OF Brown,
and they were taken before Justice Walter,
who held Roth TO bail TO answer charge OF
assault and battery, with intent to Kill, and
the son for an assault. Roth says he can part
with his gun lit scatters too good - VASE
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March lj.-Flour dull. Wheat
firm supply light. Corn active; white, 69@
zoe; yellow, G7@6Sc. Oats dull. Provisions
steady. Groceries duh, with declining ten
dency. Whisky dull at $2.2S.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
= CRED NCERT
- AT THE
MANCHESTER METHODIST CHURCH,
FRIDAY, MARCH TO-
p K o G 4 A N NJ Z

PRO- Z A NINE
PART FIRST.
l. Anthem-The Lord is my Light. &c. F. Root. J
2 Sentence-We have Thought. 49,
3. Solo-Angels Ever Bright and Fair. (Handel.
4. Duett-Hymn for Communion. (Weigle)
5. Hymn-Teach Inc Thy Way, o Lord.
8. Solo and Quartette, (Ohligato)-Soft be Thee
Gently.
7. Trio-Hear our Prayer.
2. Hymn-Spirit of Peace.
g. Solo and Chorus-To our Redeemer. tRoot.)
TO- Solo and Quartctte-Guide Me. IL. o. Emerson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

A REMARKABLE INCIDENT IL CorRT.-ln the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday, case was
on trial, in which about fifty dollars was IN
dispute. 1t had occupied the greater part OF
Monday, and there was Il fair prospect that IL
would take nearly all of Tuesday 10 conclude
H. An important case WAS next on the calen-
oar. A proposition was made by counsel In
the latter action 10 pay the amount-fifty
dollars-in dispute if the other trial were
abandoned At once. The proposition was &C
copied, and the litigants with their counsel IN
Tie hity-d dollar suit left the Court, the Judge
very aptly remarking, Blessed are the peace
makers. '-Setc York kesos, l4ta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

Mr.. BrRwELL LECTURISG IN New ORLEANS. -
Mr.. William M. Burwell will deliver lecture
to day at the Hall of the Mechanics Institute
on the following subject; 1.-THE Liberty and
Prosperity of the South Dependent Oh Me-
chanical Progress. "-Net1 Orleans PicdYune, SH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
Steamer Burupd,

New YORK, March 1.-The steamer San
Jacinto, of the Savannah line, was burned at
the dock this morning. Five hundred bales OF
cotton and five thousand barrels of flour
were DESTROYED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
Arrival Of John Van Buren,. Giraud Foster. and
Party. at Charleston, X. T..

CHARLESTON. March Is. The steamship
Quaker City. from New York, arrived here 1T
an early hour this morning, having on board
Hon. John Van Buren,, Giraud Foster, Mr..
and Mrs Stuyeysant, and others, on Il trip to
savannah and the Florida ports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
ATEST NEWS BY NAIL
srscial dispatch to the Ballimor" sun :,
nj. ,nmmroler of Currency Working for the
D "' Radicals.

,,-..,x.rov. March 1.-THE Comptroller
W ASn'r,,-,, has been nj the Senate all day to
Q. -" me passage OF the loan bill. He is
fItinr"i IN the interests of the Radical cabai,
- 80 dated by the success of their double
WIZ n1,, "r> came to carry New Hampshire. Upon
his hey predicate victory in Connecticut
p"' -, ,,stnaS ferS in that State who are hos
S ',,a him This creates 4 trcmor in Repub-
, 1''s circles. The New Hampshire fraud will
t,@3rr lac allowed 10 succeed in Connecticut
"''"' ALPHA.
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w ESALE HARDW a r IL


v hUlSE,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving direct from the manufac-
turers in England, Germany, and the United States,
our SPRING STOCK, consisting, IN part OF
1000 dozen PEN and POCKET KNIVES,
900 gross COCOA, BONE, BUCK, and IVORY
HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY
5000 pair TRACE, STAGE, and HALTER
$50 dozen ELwELL,s, PECK's S, and POwELL's
WEDDING HOES; -
$500 dozen PAD, CHEST, TILL, CUPBOARD,
STOCK, and KNOB LOCKS
$50 dozen GRASS and GRAIN SCYTHES,
$50 dozen SCYTHE SNATHS and GRAIN Ora
$50 dozensPADEs, SH0vELs, FORKS, RAKES;
900 kegs NAILS, assorted
100 kegs HORSE SHOES, -
100 dozen COLLINS CO.'S, MANN STEW
40 tons tons P6Ts, OVENS, SPIDERS, and LIDS :;
CARPENTERS, BLACKSMITHS', SAD
Oilers, and TANNERS TOOLS;
BUILDERS and H0USEKEEPERS' HARD
WARE in great variety,
MACHINE BETTING,
PAIRBANKS'S STANDARD SCALES,
HOES CIRCULAR SAWS,
MANILA ROPE, &c, &c,
TO which we call the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee, feeling
confident that stock II equal to any in the coun-
try, and our prices As low any regular house.
W. s. DOSSAN, w. ,. DoNNAN ".
JOHN ASHER NH l2-2w
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A commission will assemble ut Fort Lara
mile on the LIST of June TO conclude treaty
with all the lately hostile tribes Of Indians on
the Upper Platte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE AB0YE
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHAslN0
A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 4i.eo;
Eleven for 500 Thirty for rs 90 sixty, ave tos
$40 90: One Hundred for $500. TO
WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired TO send United states
money when convenient. Long letters are un-
necessary. oc-c
case be accompanied by the CASH, with the names
OF the person sending, and town, county and state
plainly written. Letters Should be addressed to
'''' GOODWIN, HUNT Co.,
Box s,7os Post once, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

President JOHNsoS's VIEws.-The Wash
ington correspondent OF the New York Adrer-
HSsr says:
The President evidently feels that he is
master Of the situation, and he is terribly IN
earnest III his opposition TO Congress, espe-
ctally when he finds himself attacked as he
was on Saturday by Mr.. Stevens. He told q
New England Congressman on Monday that
Louisiana is now more loyal than she ever
was, her large foreign population never nav
ing transferred the allegiance which they
bore 10 France before the treaty of transfer J;
and that South Carolina is more loyal than
she has been since the notification fever De,
gan 10 break out But he grimly ntimated
that other sections of the Union are not ais-
playing much loyalty, and that the next rebel
lion may be commenced in Massachusetts.
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INTERMIsSION OF TEN MINUTES.

FART SECOND.
l. Chorus-Bessed is the People. French -
2 Eegy-Quartette and Chorus-Forgive Blest
Shade (Taylor.)
8 Quarteue-We Sing the Bright and Morning
Star.
A. Hvmn-By and By, When He Comes.
S. S0lo-Come Not, o Lord. (P. X. Moran.)
6. Hymn,
= Hymn-High Let us Swell.
g. Authentic Prayer.
8. Hymn-Beautiful Land.
10. Finale-Qntroducing Old IIundred)
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CALDER q HALL, MACHINISTS

CALDER & HALL, MACHINISTS
u AND BLACKsMITHs, SHOP ON CARY AND
FOURTH STREETS.-The undersigned return
OF Richmond, have enabled them 70 carry on bust:
ness, and inform the public that they furnish all
INGS, such as AREA GRATINGS, WINDOW and
DOOR GRATINGso and BARS, KAItlsSSs, SAT- ps
CLOTH II required, WALL ANCHORS, DOGS. &c.
They also make to order or repair RULING Ma.
CHIMES, GEoMETRICAL LATHEgs TRAHnsSIR3
COTTON and WOOL LOOMS, and ENGINES, o.
any sort OF MILL WORK. Hoping 10 receive
share OF public favor, We guarantee good lo6 q
reasonable price. II. CALDkk,
IL 20--ddsW3m j. u. HALL.
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Arrival of United States Soldiers at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, March 1.-Two hundred United
States soldiers arrived here yesterday, and
are at Fort Porter. More are said to be ex-
pected. They are supposed to be here TO see
the neutrality laws enforced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
CATTLE. nc.

CArTLE.-The supply Of beef cattle IL plcn-
tiful, and prices are lower. Sales on the hoof Al
S0se., gross, for ordinary to good animals. i
sHERP.-in demand at sDloc., gross, Tor common
to good very superior sheep would bring higher
prices,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

Exercises will commence at o'clock.
Professor Tatum's class will on this occasion
be assisted by several ladies and gentlemen from
Richmond. r..
Mr.. ]. f. SMITH, (organist of Dr.. Hoge' 5
Church, J will preside at the organ.
TirEats FIFTY CENTS NH l6-lt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-14
. DIR, STEVENS & co.

4 RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, ut the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pltu "a West Third street, between Walnut ami
vine up stairs without tho use of Mereury ioss
OF time or change Of diet. ~ ~ ''''
pr. STEVENS, by special study and exnerience
~ ~ we hospitals of baltimore London and Paris is
Shthunieu " guarantees o cure in the most com Tl
sated cases Recentc eases OF Gonorrhea or syphiiis
nuISu III Iew days, without change OF alief N.
hlndranco nom business. Secondary Svnhii ,ba H
nSs nn SsFes'ls9Teradieated without the use OF Mer.
victims OF sefabnse and excessive vcnery, snf.
deIihs from SpermatorrheR, and loss OF piiysi,,aT
hha mental power, indigestion or Consfinsfion
III nNeryons Coughs Hypochondris. 10
r Nre ueAtep Tor Liver ComplAfnf DyspensIe NH
aSSns,napuon byignorant men, who mistaS Inc
nnsg Wv t ior 'he causes Of the evil and thus multi
a Married men, and those contemplating " MARRIAGE
snonid restore yigor TO their bodies and mind M
saeE en,a misery and disease upon those Of their
Diseases peculiar to females treated curs
gqd gnariaqteed IN aif cases. Persons AZ distance
promptly cured BY addressing with statan,irtA ~
.ssss ns sTnhHkNs y Co, ii West Thfd street
!, oheS 4 hours nom A NJ, ,tOs p. M. Sundays q
decS-iyd
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Exnensea nfthe Wnr.

The entire expenses Of Great Britain
In her twenty years war with France,
where she led the van and subsidized the
rest of Europe, was but triiie greater
than that expended by the United States
Government In four years of war. Prcsi-
dent Llncoln'sa administration expended
the value Of nearly Utie-third Of the entire
property, personal and real, Of The country,
rs reported In the census of 1890. One
third of the entire property of the country
CONSUMED In four years.
The total expenditures of all the nd
ministratlons down TO that of Mr. Lincoln,
exclusive of payments on the public debt
was only one thousand three hundred and
hfty-one millions five hundred and twenty
six thousand six hundred and fOrty-three
dollars, which Is one thousand six hundred
and forty-eig million four hundred and
sevcnty-three thousand three hundred and
fortyrseyen dOllars Tess than the acknowl-
edged debt created since Chat date.
Add to this debt the debts of the states
which are at,least three rfhuldred millions,
and we have 4 total or three billion three
thousand million dollars.
Dividethis debt Among thirty millions of
people, and 1t saddles upon every man,
woman and child in thecountry, white aud
black one hundred and ten dollars each.
But as not more than one In ten Of the
population is q laborer or producer of
wealth, or Who does not manage 70 shit
his taxes upon others, 1t follows that some-
thing Ike one thousand one hundred dol
lars falls upon the actual producer as a
perpetual mortgage upon his land and his
labor, upon which he must pay interest the
remainder of his life and his successors at
ter hml Eleven hundred dollars is a pretty
heavy mortgage to be placed upon every
farm IN the country, and a pretty high
price to pay for the negro philanthropy of
the past ten years. Three thousand three
hundred millions of dollars debt to balance
the account with flnaticlsm. .f +.
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Butthe crownng glory Of his life remains TO be at
timed In his discovery, rather comDnaton Tor he
does not clam TO havs been the 0fUEDBoN,
which Is the basis Of the Bitters offered to the
public. That honor belongsts the native inhabitants
OF Central America TO whom it, virtues have been
known for re than two hundred years Armed
with I the indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. IL IL belief with them. that while
theie IL breath In the body the Cedron s potent 10
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
WHILE Dr. Bulbs not prepared to endorse this ex-
trqvgant pretensionh ~ neyerthe less satisfied from
athorough examination nj the evidence relating to
ITS virtues, th tes remedy and preventative for All
diseases arising irom exposure, either to change
weather or climate, or 20 mlasmat,c influences, u
stands .
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S.hE o. REAL ESTATE B4loRDER

OSIIB OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
or THE PROBATE COURT,
Ou MONDAY, February 10, 1865, between the
hn1Ia OF ~ htane A. M !, on the premises, two
mlt's east OF the town OF Miamisburg viii be sold
,s sAhchlghest Bidder, the following real estate as
tic property of John Friday, deceased, situate in
tho county Of Montgomery and state of ohio. viz.
Duckert's plar or otitliots IN section 49, town l.
range NJ RS. which plat is duly recorded in
AlUhLgOmefy County records, plat book A. page 81
i.It0Nol containing six acres and lot Nd 2 con
lrlng lYe acres more or less, Also the following
iirgnning at the 5. W corner of section 13 town l.
Ilrgr ,iK, NJ. RS; thence n. y degree r. 10 rods
ugl Is links 70 stone for corner thence n, 664
,IcifUoS, f. rods to a stone tpr eorner thenco s.
a aegree, W. 10 rods and IL links 10 a stone for a
rorneri thence s. 68k degrees W. s rods TO the
piCe ot beginning containing one half acre, Also
thu following: Lying In section IL, town 2 range
=, bl. RS, beginning at the northeast corner OF
sn1IOn IL, &cI thence y. 6sk degrees n. 4W
rllain> thence 5. X degree w. 310 chains to the
mi,itilU of the road thence n S2k degrees W. 375
chains; thence y. y degree Il. ia chains to the
plArO OF beginning. containing seventy Il Ee hun
i,tcdth, Of an acre (75-lO0 aeie1
An to be sold as an entire tract and free of
,tIwcr. said property has been appraised free of
uiWCi At 81 160 and cn not sell for loss than two
ihipls VI the appraised value thereof
fERMS-One- third cash on day Of sale; one
uIld III one, and one-thtrd in two years thereafter
,lcllirod payments 10 be secured by mortgage on
the premises, and 10 bear interest from date.
ELIAS GEBIIARr, Administrator.
ADAM CLAY, Atty, jallAJ AtlY