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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

NEW YEARS BALL AT ,MARsEILLEs.-Tick-
cts are ant We Observe, for New Years ball at
Marseilles at Clarks Hall, on the evening Of
january ist. It is sufficient to say that the gen.
eral management mann e veil as the preparation ,oi
the supper, is in the hands Of M. EsB Beck
with, Of the Marseilles Houses TO- satisfy the
"most fastidious" that nothing viii be wanting
to make the arrangements. perfect. Tickets, in.
cluding supper, $500. :. :. : -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

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As4f aulissN s,,g rsi% saH esia is egsrssis nssy0
si'ss~ssp.I ~ .haey,i 10 daaa sya sisyi s~ss INV
ssisy
'nesJ NO ~ fpri 4tsssl asfg "a satsph srvsf
,sai fss"i set.s 10 na ass lfa Il i,s se Ilfv
.yI-trsvO ,nis glascinais r-ais tas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

Read the advertisement Of the -1SsdShaysc Anne.
rican. 81 td8g1d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-28

srovl M3xs pissnsns q stoat'A . s,t hold
81 those splendid suosaa seods 81 about hall thss
ssaiaarypt3os, issAnsstsrsshins, theesA qylts
natural All agree that goods q such QUALITY,
q prices s~ls~ Asvs nsvss Aslcesa tssn offered
II Ottawa Ths ssesk vss larys, esn9 ARff
stin pl9pty lsM but yqu haA psttsr. hurry ~
ios ne ptsSskt fii fwodld Soea slSa1 sut any
sko~A, Jlf .kHArfh IA
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

4 CHANCE FOR YOU'VE Men
Husbands must certainly be-in
demand in Virginia. The Nor
folk Vrginlan suggests the in
corporation of a "Grand Matri-
monial, Domestic Felicity and
Anti -Caudal Association" which
shall be empowered to procure
10000 marriageablc men, to be
disposed ofby lottery, with tickets
ranging from $3.50 to $40, each
ticket to draw one Of the hus-
bands, who are previously 10 be
put up in assorted lots. The Char
Iottesville Chronicle approves of
the plan, but considers the prices
too low. 1t believes "the scheme
will take like wild-frc among the
destitute females Interested" If
a support is guaranteed the hus-
bands, it is probable that the pro-
iectors of this scheme can easily
secure their full quota Of men. The
whole country swarms with young
men, whose ability to make $3.50
is too doubtful to allow Of their re-
iecting this chance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

y 49,
,Sememonths since a war broke
ont in the Banner office, ct. NASH
villey which resulted'in q eonaphete:
rupture between the publishers
and the Typographical pniaff
The other day, in consequence OF
break in the Banner press, the.
forms were sent to, the Press. da2
TINES Office, and were, as a matter
Of course, printed J. bur Mr. Wind,
him, publisher, Of the Press,
md FINES, received an oFefer4
that he must not do any. more
printing, under any. circulnstan-,
Fees, foe-the Banner Regardh g
/ this, order as an 'unwarrant9ble iRs
terfere1lce with his business; Mr.
W: paid off and discharged alf the
compositors in his: Office belonging
to the Union, and Mr.. WattcRsonsf
Of the ,Banner, went North to pro-
cure compositors for both esta5-
lishments who are not members
of thess Union. :Meanwhle, sach
proprietors and editors of. these
Journals as. are practical printers
have rolled up their ,sfosVes ,ap6
gone vigorously to work: until
help can be obtained. The Type
graphical Union printers, are .ex-
ceedingly belligerent, and meanto
fight it cut to the bitter eHd-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

A WaE ANEcDoTE.-Daring the
: War, a rebel soldier of Mhesian
extraction was travelling by rail-
road towards the, froht; and wish
ing-to journey in comfort, took his
seat in q vacant car His visions
of luxurious ease were, however,
soon disturbed By the appearance
of courier, who pempously in
formed him that the car was re-
served for General -, when the
following colloquy ensued;
Hell, Be Jasus. here is room
enough for nae and the gineral.''
Yes, but I must have the rest
of the car for his staff"
"Staf, ha-then, be dad, till the
gineral to stick his staff out Of the
Window" .ss-@..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07
->@<

In some of the fashionable
churches strangers are seated ac-
cording to dress. If elegantly
dressed, they are shown up the
broad aisle near the pulpit ; if
we'll dressed, they will secure a
sitting about half way up the
broad aisle if ordinarily dressed,
they are disposed ofin some one
of the side pews under the gallery,
and as near the doors as possible.
Verify. ;:to the poor the gosp"! IS
preached. hl! at 4 distance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

Salt Lake advices to the 9Th in
stant give the particulars Of u
particulars Of q shocking massa-
ere near Glenwood, in Severn Val
ley. A man and his two daugh-
tiers, aged respectively fifteen and
eighteen years, were captured by a
party Of Indians, led by Black
Hawk, blood-thirsty fend.
The old mans brains was beaten
out with clubs, but the fate Of his
daughters was still worse. After
violating their persons, the In
dians put them to death with ex-
treme' torture, by thrusting
rougb-knotted pine sticks into
their bowels, causing a most hor-
rible death. Their bodies wcrc
soon afterward discovered.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07
-Z*asDx-

A SAD OccURRENcE.-A sad 'ea-
tastrophe has occurred near Per
rysburg, ILL.,. Three little children,
named Harper, Who kadbeen ber-
i'ying, did not return; and It was
feared that they had gone, into the
river and met their death--a. fear
that aftervard proved to be too
true, When the first cannon was
fred:as PerrysSurg, on-the morn
ing of thc~4th, and while Mr.. Har-
per was standing; on. the bank Of
the river, looking in the. direction
of the spot where his lost children
were thoughtrto hare gone down.
he saw the bodies of his three lit
tteboys rise to the surface Reked
'togsthers inr the cold embrace Of
death. - 2 -. 49,, =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

With what fear, reverence, and
holy Joy, should we open the Bi-
BILE, the book Of truth happiness,
which Gods heart opened to man
and vet the whole, and every part
of it. is seereted from him; and
hid under an impcnctrable veil:
till he nncnS his heart to Cod.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07
To-be Saved for Reference.


fully compiled by an accomplished
statisticiau who has revised and
revised it until there can be no
possible doubt Of its perfect cor
trectness. 1t points a moral, and is,
W worthy the deliberate considera-
ttion Of all who come under its
head. @s Drawyour Inference: from
| it; young men. - Calculate as much
las you please, but you eannotfalsify
itin any particular, unless. yoa take
as exceptions, which>by the way
| only proves the rule, members of.
+ Congress. Here it is: ~ =. 49,
Fen loafers make sone grog, shop:
One grog shop make fifty drunk.
ards -,
Fifty drunkarEs ruin fifty -falmini-s
lies. . '7 = q -. : - "'-> :
Fifty families fiji one poor house
and Jail 4 - - :.
One poor house and Jail maize
one great,bill Of costs: @=::2 -.
One great bill Of costs make one
poor town. -. .C,...~..-
One poor town drains the county
| treasury. ~. .. :. .--.-.-..> -,
*one;bankrapt treasury is.a great
state "taX:2''-',"'' ~ -. = -:
z0ne great-state tax. exhausts
I the national fund. ..-s.~,; -, -.
Two looks makes one wish. "
Two wishes make one call:,
Two calls make. one initiation. :
Three invitations : make one
dram: 49,: - - ..re-..' -:
-Four drams make one non
scrIple. - TX, : : 49,, *,
Five non seruples make one
spree. - ..z%.. -, ia .-.
Two sprees- make, one high. T.,
Two highs make. one booz.s>s: -
Two boozes makeone hew-eonte~
Two how u como g von On SOS SOS make, make
one drunk. ., -
Nine DRINKS make one fit: Of
delirn1nl. tremens.. -.'.-.. -, : =
Three @fts-of deliriunH tremens
make one deatfh::.<-cs2 -. 80. - = :, -.
/ The NEWSPAPER -PREssGRE.--lt
tappeaFst that the newspapers North
as we'll as South feel the pressure
tG the: times: The New York.
! Herald: has lately. dismissed large
number of employees from its. edi-
torial 5-reoms, Some forty. men
were dismissed in all. This great
reduction in force is owing. to the
extreme 1dullness of business. AZ |
though the. Herald is the richest
paper in the world, excepting per
haps the London Times, and: re-
ceives the most .exorbitant prices
for advertisements, it eannet stand
the pressure and is*.eompelled~ to
reduce expenses. - i,,... - : :, *
- IF those who read newspapers,
and criticise newspaper enterprise,
fully understood the vast; amount
Of labor and expense WHICH. must
be Incurred get uP-a good paper,
they would be indu4gent, towards
what-they deem a want Of indus
try or. ability and do more to sup
port papers whose, coarse they |
approve = It takes q combination !
ofbrains and ENERGY to keep. on !
the fall head of Intellectual and
physical stem necessary to make
i good, paper: and that eo1nsipa-
ton must be. paid >, Both sHtserip-
.tions and advertisements are ne
scessary to:support a paper: = The |
price Of subscriptions kept'so low
very little beyond the cost Of,
the. white paper-that without ap
extensive advertising patronage
no paper can thrive.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07
A. HEART-RENDING, EPISODE
The London Morning Herald's
-, tl.4, 80, ,<.1,,,.oc,1pIont ,riCec tho

A. HEART-RENDING, EPISODE
The London<eM Morning Herald's
military correspondent gives the
following: story s:-l = -. =
: "a farpery living in a hamlet
near Possnitz, had a wife. and two.
/ children, aud such was that wo-
mans terror Of the Prussians.
when she heard they We're com =.
ing, that her husband to, satisfy
her, placed her in an underground
cellar, with her two little ones,
and built up the doorway, leaving
some food inside: > The rPrussians .
entered the place; and, among
others, obliged this poor man. to
accompany them, with his horse
and cartyfof a days;joarnay, they
said But the man was brought
on from place"to place, andatlast;
when he was suffered to return
aud reach his own honse,- several
days had elapsed On the way
back he began to calculate how
little food he. had left with his
wife and Children ); and horror .
stricken at the dreadful thought =.
that their cries might not be-
heard, his hair is. said to have
turned white On his ,homeward'
Journey His fears were but%to
real. He tore down, the masonry
searched for those. SO dearto him, =
but only found three lifeless, bod
les half dcvooured by rats, Reason
left him at the dreadful sight, and
he is ROW in the hospital a hhas
tic .,- =. r..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

The eight honr excitement has
died out in Chicago.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07

Bread is seventv-hve per cent
dcarcrin y. York than in Fin gland,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-03

! Daacy asid and silver Mining
Company-Lyon County, State OF Nevada-N6.
tlce IL hereby given. that mt a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
one dollar and afty cents (sl-5O) per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said company.
payable Immediately, in United States gold coin.
70 the Secretary, No. GOT Washington street.
San Francisco, California. Amy stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1867, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be dul. adver.
tissd for vale at public auction, and unless pay.
msnt shall be made before. will be sold on sstur
day, the 26th day Of October 1867, TO pay the de.
linquent assessment, together with costs Of ad.
ysrtlslng and expenses of sale. -.
7 'E.ii. A. NOEL, Secretary,
Office. No. 607 Washington street, San Fran.
claco. California. - se5.4w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-03
Geld Hin Tunneiing Gold and sill

Belcher Compnny-Assessmenf NO.
tiee-Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting
Of the Trustees Of said company, held this day,
an assessment Of Fifteen dollars lsl3 per
share was levied on each and every share Of the
capital stock OF said company, payable immedi'
stely 10 the Secretary, al the office OF the com.
pany, Virginia, Nevada, In United States gold
remain unpsid on TUESDAY, October 20, 1867,
viii be- advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on Friday, November, -, 1867, to pay
,aid delinquent assessment together with cost OF
Advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order OF
the Board Of Trustees. -
II. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-03
DIR. m. HOLMES,

DIR. VI. HOLMES,
surgeon and Mechanfcai
ENT = II.
OfvirgIuia City, Has hemeVeao
uaIN sTRRET,. GOLD HILL,
Cseeond door below Judge Hslrs omce'
NIyHERE he WILL PER. -@
known to the profession. Ar,i6- 0YYyyyY4
cial Teeth In nser,ed on Gold, silver --1 :,
or Vuicanits. All work neatly done ut the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Gold Hill sept 20, ls67-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-03
Julia Gold and silver Mining Com.

Julia Geld and Silver Mining Com.
pany, Storey County, State Of Nevada Notice
Thereby given, that at meeting ofthe Trustees
of said Company. held on the seventeenth day OF
August, 1857, an assessment Of TWO DOLLARS
,ANDA HALF (e2 SOY per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said Company pay able imme.
!tary, at the Office OF the Company ,6o7 Washing.
ton street, San Francisco, Cal. ....-... TO-.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho TWENTIETH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1867, shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at auction,
and, unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867, TO pay the delinquent assess
.ment, together with costs Of advertising index.
Ipenses Of sale. ..-.r
By order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
Once. COZ Warrington St, San Franeiseo, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-03
FOR SALE.

rTousE AND LOT SITUATED ON s.ss
III Bowers Grsds, back ofithe EpIsco. siu
pal Church. House contains Parlor, Din. VR
Ing Room, Kitchen and Bedroom. There ID also
@ aWoodshed and Cellar attached to tho house.
Lot Is "a feet front and 100 feet deep.
For further particulars, apply to .l
gao,a uu, s.,, 10 ,ss, sot saAT x DooNI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30

The st. Joseph Herald of the oath
says the Western Union telegraph com
psny intend, in few days, to lay q
cable across the Missouri river at that
place. The wire mad arrived from St.
Louis.
The Republican says Mr.. Lawson
Holloway, Of Cass county, had six young
wolves in HarrisOnville, q few days
since. He had caught them in their den
near that place.
The Dade county ITdetss Of the 23d
inst says wheat. rye and oats -weFeloOk-
ing fine in that county, while apples,
peaches and cherries were promising for
a good crop.
Two youths of sixteen and nipsteen
years of age have been COMMITTEES to tine
Greene county Jail, On their confession of
having stolen, sometime since, four
horses from VIM. Thompson, residing at
Little York, in that county. Oddly
enough, the boys are named Stephen and
Henderson Justice.
The county court of Warren county
has ordered an election on the 18TH OF
June, to determine whether or not the
voters of the county viii authorize the
appropriation OF SAG, 600 to be expended
on the erection of a new courthouse.
The Banner says the present building is
about to tumble down.
"A slight fall of snow occurred at
New London, Rails county, on the 2lst
instant.
The Rails Record says the peach
crop Of that county will be much larger
than was anticipated Instead Of all tbs
peaches being killed, there are good
prospects for at least half a crop.
The Liberty Tribune learns that Red
mund b. Munkirs, of Clay county, was
killed at his residence, on the 18th in
slant, by baud of unknown men. No
cause is assigned for the homicide.
Sunday schools for cOlored children
are organizing in Richmond, Ray county
Andrew county is organizing an
agricultural and mechanical association.
About three hundred houses have
been built in Chillicothe within twelve
months, and it is believed as many more
will be built there this year. The popu.
lation is estimated at over 5000.
"A woman residing a short distance
from Weston presented her husband q
few days ago with triplets-two girls and
boy. One died, the rest are flOurishing
like green bay tree. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30
STATE ITEMS.

The president has appointed Rufus
NJ. Williams, Of the Nashville district,
an acting midshipman, with orders to
the naval academy.
II. P. Spurlock, a prominent lawyer
of West Tennessee, died at Jackson on
the Goth inst.
Tennessee has furnished ninety-six
students to the educational institutions
in Virginia the present collegiate year
sixty TO Washington college and thirty
six TO the university Of Virginis. A
large proportion of these are from Middle
Tennessee.
The Union and Dispatch of the 28th
says: ThOs. Taylor aud Albert Cant,
recently convicted in the Macon county
circuit court of the murder Of Capt. Har-
ris, and sentenced to be hanged at Gal
latin on the 18th of July next, were
brought to this city yesterday and lodged
in the Davidson county jail, to await the
day OF execution.
Rev. DR.. Wheat, late Of Little Rock,
is preaching in Nashville to large con-
gregations.
The same paper learns that in a
number of counties in this state the idea
of white labor for farming is becoming
general among planters, and there is a
large demand for white labOrers. We
understand that efforts are being made
to secure an influx of European immi-
grants, and at present more white men
than negroes are being employed.
Hon. Emerson EtheTidge was pre-
sented with an elegant gold headed
ebony cane in Nashville, on Saturday
night last, by Miss e. J Murray, on
behalf Of the ladies of st. Msry's Cath
olic) fair. The cane was voted to Mr..
Etheridge as " the peoples favOrite."
The Banner Of the 2Sth says: Last
Thursday the preliminary survey Of the
proposed railroad from Gsllatin to Leb-
anon was commenced at the former
place, under charge OF Sam'l McElfat-
rick, principal engineer. The direction
taken rs towards Coles Ferry, on
Cumbevend river, six miles from Gal
latin. It is urged by many that the
route via Cages Ferry and La GuardO, in
Wilson county, is to be preferred.
Thos. D. Evans, Esq, is out as a
candidate to represent Wilson county in
the lower branch Of the next state legis-
lature.
Up to pm. Friday, 297 votes had
been registered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30
Tr1tsfee,R RnLe.


ny virtue Of foVr Trust leeds executed by J.
ID and NJ Flaherty 10 A. Aston, Trustee, and
the powers Of sale therein conferred, and bJ
virtue OF the decree OF the County Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me as Irus-
tee in the room and stead Of said A. Aston,
and conferring upon me 11s al 9 me pGTTeT5 pow - e y-
tue OF said Trust Deedl, (which said Trust
Deeds and the Decree Of Substitution are du y
registered in the proper On1ces), for the purpose
OF paying the debts therein mentioned, 1 VIII
On Saturday, the Ist day Of June, Is67,
at the ssuthwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell at
public auction the following property, to-wit /:
Lets Nos. and 7, fronting eaeh 50 feet on
Wellington street, in said city OF Memphis
Tenn. and running back each 10 feet, being
the snn two lots thus numbered and designa-
ted in the division OF the Turley property.
Also, a certain tract OF parcel Of land lying
and being in the county OF Shelby and state Of
Tennessee, ABOUT fve miles southeast 81 Mem
phis near the Pigeon Roost road, and bounded
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the south side
OF DuRn avenue theue ee sou h 70 chains and -
links alous the line of the Pierson tIact to a
stake, thence west with the line Of said tract :
chains and 50 links 70 q stake thence north %
chains and s2 links to the south side OF Dunn
syenue chains and 80 links TO the beginning.
known as Lot No. 40 Of the subdivision Of the
Owen Arm nm az eT av S1sssy ls yaad Ao coutipar 3
Also. the undivided half OF Six Lots situated
in the town OF Corinth, Miss, in the west half
~ BLOCK No. 8Ol. omLnencing at the south
west corner Of said block and running thence
north $50 feet with the western line OF said
Oi3I SIso $40 acres OF land IN Crittsnden county.
ARK, composed OF the following parts Of see
lions an n Township S, Range ., tO-wft:
southeast quarter Section n
south half northeast quarter Section u
fFsagt half Of southwest quarter Section q
Northwest quarter Of southwest quarter Sec
ton p
North half OF northwest quarter Section 2.
Northeast quarter Ssctisn y, and
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter Sec
ton p.
Also, SIS 70-l00 acres lying in Gross county
Ark in Township 10, north Range east. ana
csrE posed Of the following parts OF Secfion z
in said township and range, tO-W1t:
West half OF section 7.
West half OF east half OF Section 7.
Northeast quarter Of southeast quar- set oi 80
tion 7. 4. !,
to be good. but will sell and convey only e
Trustee. r,,x ...t t,,f.,,-. a.
a. 1aan,Ss - Win interest," and Trust Deed TO
seer re sa.id deferred payment
Eonity OF redempt on WatFeo.
sSIs @1s "a q L 0ei0' J.. T. PEYToE, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-30
Tr1ESfee'S Sale.

ny virtue Of a deed OF trust to me executed
Is bv Charles Pfsnnenesteihl on the Alth DAY
0f September, 1855, and duly recorded at the
Registers ofiice Of Shelby county, Tennessse g,
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, pages 800,
$40 and SO October 10, 1885, for the purpose OF
securing a note for the suun Of sixty-tTO II IN
dred and Ttlrrty-tpyO Dollars tss2s2 oOl, owed by
him 10 John B. Leech, and BY authority in
vested in me to sell the property conveyed TO
me in said trust deed, wiz, on the 10th day OF
June, 1867 sell, on the premises, at 10 o'cloek <
a m to the highest bidder. tor cash, the foi-
lowing described prOperty A certain tract or
parcel Of land situated. lying and being IN the
city OF Memphis, shelby county, state OF Ten
ness.se. DESIGNATED on the original plan OF lqts
in and Of the city Of Memphis as part OF Hc4
three hundred and seVenty-one NO. S3llr ana
bounded as follows, tO-wit: Beginning on me
northeast corner of q lot on the south slGe OF
Jefferson street. known as George Cromweil's 8,
s. feet westwardly rom the Intersection OF
Jefferson and Third streets; thence eastvarcly
with the south side OF Jefferson street - feet to
Its termination and tnterset ton with Third
street thence southWardly with the west side
OF Third street lfs1S feet 70 an alley thence
westWardly with the north side OF said alley
theucs northwaTdly with the east side OF said
alley e feet to the south boundary lire or the
said Cromwell lot thence fastwardly WITH
said Cromwell's south boundary line wa lee.
to the southeast corner OF the said CrornWeil ;
lot thence northvardly with the essst Dodna-
ary line of the said Cromwell lot tlz3 ieet 70
the beginning, together with All the privileges
and appurtenanees thereuntO belonging.
The title is believed 10 be good. but sen onI5
As Trustee--the right Of redemption waved
THOS. LEECH- Trustee