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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
State Of North Carolina.
BLADEN COUNTY.

BLADEN COUNTY.
Co,ut Of Pleas and Quarter SeSSiOns-Norent5e1'
Term 1866.
d. y; vs.. ''''' 0 :s:nal Attachment.
Danl II. SCamOns.
On MOTION, it is ordered by the Court, that
~ publication be made for six weeks in the Viii
mington Journal, q newspaper published in the
city Of Wilmington for the defendant to appear at
the Court house in Elizabethtown, on tie first
Monday i'll February, 1867, and replevy plead to
issue, or Judgment by default will be rendered
against him.
Attest, .. BLUE,
Clerk Of the County Court
Of Bladen.
Dec, [prv. ad-, $15l 44-6w
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A Useful Invention,

A very useful invention for windows, dis
pensing with box frames and weights, has
been introduced into this city, which prom
ises to be generally adopted for public and
private buildings. On each side of the up
per and lower sashes is q rack representing
a straight cog, which works on spur wheel
in the centre of the frame. The whole is
held by spring lock in the lower part of
the frame, and by pressing lightly upon
that, the sashes can be raised or lowered at
pleasure. and to any height. Each sash
acts as a balance Oh the other, and by rails
ing the lower sash the upper one can be
brought down any required distance. For
purposes of washing or glazing, the win
dows can be removed from the frame in a
minute, and returned to their proper places
in the same space of time. 1t il as easily
applied to old windows as new ones, and
the cost is not ten per cent. of that of
weights. S.-Buhin10re Gazette.
Chicago has been seven days without
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

By old Atlantics rocky shore there stands,
B ack, frownIng, stern, fortress grim and lone,
AID round its battements the wild winds mo an,
While one who erst DER mountains, rivers. lands,
Did rule with men ma ajestic and with hands
By Christian virtue tempered, now, alone,
Falls on the air; and strong his prison bands.
Great God! a tow'ring man of kingly mould
Is for Nations faults made to atone;
And doomed to suffer mseries untold,
And get his cou,et'ys termed bright freedom S
home.
" His faults, it may be said, like one of old,
- His country are, his virtues all his own
BRooKvuLE, KY., Nov. 10, 1866.
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State of North Carolina, Sampson
County.

Court of Pleas and quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.
Joseph Stewart Original Attachment,
W. W. Dudley Levy on Personal Property,
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court
Il that W. W. Dudley, the defendant in this at
tachment so abscOnds or conceols himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him. 1t is therefore ordered that advertisement
be made in some newspaper, for the space of six
weeks, notifying the said defendant to come for
ward, plead, answer or demur, or judgment pro
cOrgeSSO will be eatered against him, and the pro-
perty sold to satisfy the pi~intf dem and. true
copy from the minutes.
w. A. MATHIS,
Clerk of County Court.
Dec. % [prv. adv, $15l 47-6w
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

(ROhE JAIL, on Saturday morning.
I'D Dec. 18th, Joe Groom (negro) who was COM
mItted to prison on charge of rape. Said Groom
rs about 2S years of age, height about feet or
inches, complexion bacon color. he above re-
ward will &c paid for his apprehension and de-
livery to me, or his confinement in any jail in the
State, so that l can get him.
SAML r. BUNTING,
Sheriff New Hanover county, n. G,
Dec. 80 79-d4twlm
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State Of North Carolina, Sampson
COunty.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.
John Ashford' AS Original Attachment-Leyy
Tol, n D,,,oo Land.
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court
i that John d. Bryan, the defendant in this at
tachment, is an inhabitant of another State, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him. 1t is therefore ordered that advertise
ment be made i'll some newspaper, for the space of
six weeks, notifying the said defendant to come
forward, plead, answer or demur, or judgment, pro
cOtcSO, will be entered against him. and the land
sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demand A truo
copy from the minutes.
w. A. MATHIS,
Clerk of County Court.
Dec. % Eprv. adv, 1851 47-6w
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

square, of 10 lines or less, for each andevery
insertion, ST.
Special Notices will be charged So 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications Of every
charac ter, are charged as advertisements
srNo advertisement, rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
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State Of North Carolina, Sampson
County.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1866.
James Moore Original Attachment,
VS..
W. w. Dudley. } Levy on Personal Property
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court
i that W. ". Dudley, the defendant in this at
tachment, 80 absconds cOnceals himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him. 1t is therefore ordered that advertisement
weeks, notifying tie said defendant to come for
ward, plead, answer or demur, or judgment, pro
cOreSSO, will be entered against him, and the pro-
perty sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demand. A
true copy from the minutes.
W. A. MATHIS,
Clerk of County Court.
Dec. % [prv. adv S15.1 47-6w
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1 will apply to the
Il Legislature of North Carolina at it's session
TO re-convene on the 22d of January 1867, for an
act to correct an error in grant of land held by
me.
DANIEL JOHNSON, Sen.
Baden county, Jan. 3 48-4t
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Agents Wanted For
THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF
GENERAL (STDNEWALL) JAGkSOS,

BY Prof. Il. L. Dabney, ID. D., of Va.
TENHE Standard biography of the Immnr-
tai Hero The only edition authorized by his
widow and published for her pecunIary benefit
The author personal friend and Ch5cf of Staff of
the Christian Soldier
The Richmond Inquirer says In studying
this life of Jack >on, tie reader has the capital ad-
vantage OF knowing that he Is reading the h1tU
and may safely ObuhdOR himself to the story.
''JacksOn's greatness shOne out upon the world
in connection with the Confederate cause. To it
he cun7ecrdted his genius, and to it he gave his
life OF its justice he had the most solemn con
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The late Griffin Taylor, of Cincinnati,
left an estate valued at 81, ,O50,O0 The
devisees are the widow, daughter and grand
children, and some small sums to various
charitable institutions.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

flNHE One Hundred and Forty Fifth Term
Il of this Institution will begin OH SATURDAY,
JANUARY 18th, 1867.
For catalogues or more particular information
apply to the President of the University.
Hon. DAVID l.. SWAIN,
Chapel Hill, N. c.
Jan. 3 48-3t
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April 10
BENNETT, VANPELT L co..

CHIPMENTS OF COTTON, NAVAL STORES,
- Provisions, &C., viii be forwarded to US by
Messrs. Wallace X Switzerland, of Wilmington,
who will pay revenue tax and other charges. All
goods covered by insurance, with without
advices.
Feb. 10 2-tf
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State of North Carolina, Sampson
County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, ES6G.

- % ih'''AIA'
John D. Bryan. Levy ou Lalo'
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court
i that John .. Bryan, the defendant in this at
tachment, is an inhabitant Of another State, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him. 1t is the efore ordered that adver-
tsement be made in some newspaper, for the
space of sis weeks, notifying the said defendant
to come forward, plead, answer or demur or iudg-
ment, pro cO1JeSSO, will be entered agains him,
and the land sold to satisfy the plaintiff demand
true copy from the minutes.
w A. MATHIS,
Clerk Of County Court.
Dec % TDry adv $i5l 47-6w
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WALLACE & SWITZERLAND.
Valuable Tract of Land for Sale,

TTIHE best tract of LAND in Eastern North
l. Carolina, for its size. will be sold at the late
residence Of George J. Moore, deceased on the
10Th day of January, 1867, on credit of SIX.
twelve, eighteen and "a months, purchasers
giving bond and approved securities.
The above land is situated three miles from
marlboro and Rocky Point depots, on the Viii
Ii9ngt0n and Weldon Railr DAD, and contains about
three hundred and eighty acres of splendid land.
Sold by order of Court
THOMAS J. ARMSTRONG,
Commissioner.
Oec 10 67-d6t-Wts
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A Work by MIR. Stephens.

Hon. Alex. III. Stephens, of Georgia, has
in course OF preparation a work that will
prove an invaluable addition to cotempo-
raneous history. The title of this work will
be a History of the War between the
'' States-tracing it's Origin, Causes and
" Results and it will embrace a view of
the subject heretofore attempted by no
other author.
The distinguished abilities universally
accorded to Mr.. Stephens, by friend and
foe his intimate acquaintance with origin
ating political causes, obtained by long
and honorable service i'll the national coun-
ellis !; his incorruptible integrity his con-
servatism and fidelity through the most eX
citing AMI radical revolutions, point to him
as the fitting narrator Of his cOuntry's his
tory. The colleague and friend of Clay,
Calhoun and Webster, he is a connecting
link with the mighty past, and, as Vice
President of the late Southern Confederacy,
an embodiment of the living present, fur
nishing in his own person no inapt figure
Of the times he proposes to reproduce with
the pen Of the faithful hist Orian.
There is perhaps 10 man now living in
either of the late inimical sections who ex-
cites less animosity or commands more
honorable esteem, and We feel that we are
neither predicting nor expecting too much
when we say that Mr.. Stephenss work will
prove new and welcome era in the his
torical literature of the day, and be a
model of fairness, moderation and impair
tiahty.
It will be published by the National Pub
fishing Company of this city and Phila-
delp&a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
Death from a Mans Bite.

A sad occurrence has just happened at
Arth, in France. Lieut.. Felchin was some
time back bitten in the thumb by d man
named Muller, but he thought nothing of
the wound, and went next day journey on
his private affairs. On reaching Btsle he
found his hand and arm began to swell, and a
medical man declared the case was of poison
ing from human bite. he at once re-
turned home i'll haste but he refused to
have his arm amputated The consequence
was that the inflammation increased fright
fully, and he died some days after in hor-
rible suffering.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
w hat a Reverend Gentleman Says About
Dancing.

The Reverend Henry Ward Beecber, in
a recent sermon in New York, said
"Do not hesitate to dance among your
own family and friends, under the sup posi-
tion that it is wrong. It is certainly your
liberty, and it is right and wholesome
Some young ladies asked me, "Who may
We reckon as within the circle of our fami-
ly ?" Whoever is hear enough to you to
salute you in your own family, and all
others may be safely considered as not in
your family. Your brothers and sisters
and cousins, and those with whom you
maintain relations like 1nto those which
exist i'll the household, you may regard as
within your family circle But L think that
ii lady wants TO know the truth, she will
find no difficulty in making the proper de-
markation IN this regard. .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

A soxNET-BY ROBERT K. SMITH.
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From the Richmond Enquirer.
TO THE RAPPAIIAsNOCK.

BY JAMES D. BLACKWELL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

Chicago has been seven days without
divorce case.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-10

The submarine cable between Florida
and Cuba will be ready for the public in
March. The maximum soundings give 845
fathoms.
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OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Jan. 3
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R, R. Co.
sr,,gysEr. sGEEEDuRE.

OFFICE RurvonrS ONO P"rEoko Co..
WuTuIra Mas !. 30.
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Workingmen,s Meeting.

A mee'ing of worninGmen, irrespec-
tive of party, was held in the Munici-
pal Court room on Saturday even
Jig, for the purpose of nomi.
mating candidate for the State
Senate. Mr.. James Gleisby was
appointed President of the meet
ing, and Mr.. Samuel a. Heaton, Score
tary. A very few persons were in at
tendance, and after considerable dis.
cussion it was resolved to adjourn until
next Tuesday evening, when it was
hoped there wonld be larger attend
asce, end ut which time candidate for
Senator would be nominated. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
draft constitution for the government
of the society: McsSrs. Whiteside, Car
roll, Wallace, and Glri>bH.
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E'ruSf Sale.

,,,.ytsII'E OF =. DEED OF TRCSr EN-.
''.., rn M, by Josiah lngersOll aud NATL
III, .!,.. hrGrjnS cate ON the Goth day Of
, I-. d 40" 60 record ,n TUE NJ hy'S T Is
." VIII Ill at the trout door oi the
-.. Iu.-,, %: Marshall county, al public auc'
an TUESDAY,. the 18TH DAY OF &C
...iFi: u,,r al that piece OF parcel OF land ~.
..I b.i.rr ia MARSHALL county, State Of West
-. r,urnining niue hundred and seventy.
~. acre. three rods and eight pole-, as the
'..'- 49,, forth. described aud DouutIrd III said
,.... ~ must. Selling - trust'e will convey
"...H r.r,rus il vested in me by said deed OF
r.,n,. Of Sllr-Cash or, nj the OPtisn of the
- - uur.third In hand. and the bIancc in
..-.,. ,uutl pty ments at six, twelve and eigh-
.., rr,,itns. with interest from day OF sale
M. ~ s,r giving bond with approved security
-. deferred iHStLllmCnts, the title reserved
~. .'.|,,,m-rt. JAS. PAULL,
""', alfI Trustee.
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; = ,7a7nanntin,

and stated the object of the meeting. !
A committee, consisting of Messrs.
Salisbury, Holiday, and j. P. Rogers,
was appointed for the upose OF draft
Ing resolutions expressive of the feel
ings of the Board in the sudden demise
of the late President.
A committee of Arrangements, con-
sisting of Messrs. Holiday, Updegraff,
and Sheriff Campbell, was also appoint
ed for the purpose Of making suitable
arrangements for attending the funeral
of the deceased The Board then adj
jiourned until three o'clock p. NJ, to
allow the committee to act and repor'.
Upon reassembling at three P. NJ. the
following resolutions were presented to
the Board by the committee: e.
WHEREAS, Since the last meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors of Ohio county,
james w. Alexander, late President of
the Board, faithful member and eff
ficient officer, has departed this life;
therefore, be- it
Resolred, That the following minutes
be entered upen the record That this
Board has heard with deep emotions OF
regret and sorrow of the demise oi
James NJ. Alexander, late President OF
this Board, the dnties of which office
he has discharged III courteous and
upright spirit.
ResOired, That in his death this Board
has lost "a most valued officer, he having
endeared himself to the members by
many acts OF kindness.
ResOlr,d, That in testimony of onI
respect for mis- character, we will atte':d
in body his funeral, aud will wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days; and hat Il copy OF these resolu-
tions bp furnished the family of the de-
ceased.
After the reading of the resolutions
tbs committee OF Arrangements report
ed that they had made provision for the
attendance of the funeral, when the
Board adjourned to me t ut their room
on Sunday morning at half-past eight
o'clock, from whence they would Pro-
ceed to the residence of the deceased.
The funeral of Mr.. Alexander was at
tended, Sunday morning at nine o'clock,
by Il large number of friends and ac-
quaintauces, and his remains were fol-
lowed ID Scotch Ridge, Ohio, by many
of our citizeus.
An always kid, courteous and con-
sidrrate man has gone 10 rest.
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TESlIST SALE.

NY VIRTUE OE a DEED OF TRUST
II ryr,urrd to mo by William p. Brady and
- NJ. Brady. his wife. bearing date on the
lily Of February i'll the wear le66, and now
- y,c6r,l in the Recorders office Of Ohio county;
w., Virginia, in Deed Book 81, page 64, VIII
e A runlIc auction, at the front door OF the
C..Tt House of Ohio county, on SATURDAY, THE
Igtrr,Y OF OCTOBER next, all that certain tract
,,,r,,, OF Land. living in the counties Of Brooke
", = ONO West virginia. and ON the waters OF
So creek. known u, the Girty Point farm,
conf .frIu- TWO hundred and thIrty-hve acres,
,rr,,. a. IT,. and bounded as set forth and de-
.-..n, H.. ,rid deed OF trust. This land Is under
gr.,...,;..I has the usual Improvements anu II
Sunderland, II Is believed, with valuable oe"s OF
coal, -, ,- AL. ..
= ling a. trustee, will convey such title as
f.. ,,.,,r,I in me toy said deed Of trust.
I,,r.- of sale. Cash or at the option OF the
r.--..,.,,rr one third i'm band and the balance
M r.r,c equal payments, at six, twelve and
- -'r,ru months. with interest from date, win
,f.,r. OF tlust To secure the same.
=. BRADY, Trustee.
WARTIME. S..pt. l.. Is67. sspl9td
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DEEDS IN FEE,

Di'bDN IN
Deed made August %, 1867, by j. F.
Updrgratf, trustee, Mary NJ. :. Zane,
aud others, to j. Il. Sheppard, Lnkcns,
Lane, and others, of lots No. 90, 81, 62,
IS. 81, 81, 81, ~, lU4 and lO5, bounded
by T&ird. Second. Chestnut and Walnut
streets, L ,ne's Island. Admitted IL re-
cord October (. lS67. 5000.
Deed made October 5 1867, by }. Il.
Lukcms AMI wife to Sheppard, Lukens,
Lane, aud others, of four feet OFT the
rear end of lots Nos. - and -, for pri-
vate alley, ZIue's Island. Admitted to
record Octohrr {, 1867. $50.
Deed made October >. lc67, by Shep-
pard, Lukens, Lame, and others, IL lem
pest L. Hutchinson, of lots Nos. 90 and
I'll, on Second street, between Chestnut
and Walnut streets, Z tues Island. Adj
united tn record OrIoherS. lST. S7uU.
Deed made October >, lSj7. 10y Shop
pard, Lukens, Lane, and others, To Mis-.
Viola +. Morrison, of lots Nos. 80 aud
-, on Third street, between Chestnut
and Walnut streets, Zame's Island Adj
United to record October 6, lc67. 800.
Dsed made October 9, lS61. by Th"s.
Pollock and wife, Lewis Woodmansee
and wife and Samuel Lewis and wife TO
Thos. Colvin, of the north a. feet of lot
No. ll9, west side of Market street,
Market square. Admitted to record
October ., 1867. S264O.
Deed made October 9, 1867, by ThoS.
Colviu and wife to Samuel Lewis aud
Lewis Wuudmausee, of the north Al feet
of lot No. 1l9, west side at Mar ket
square. Admitted to record October
., 1867. S26,40.
Deed made October g, 1867, by Thos.
II. Reed and wife to VIM. II. Harrison,
in trust for Mary Jane Wins, of the
middle one-third part of lot No. los (22
feet 'front.' west side of Market Square,
Fifth Ward. Admitted to record Octo
Der 9, 1867. SSOO.
Deed made October 5, 1867, by Shep-
pard, Luksns, Lane, aud others, TO
Howard Morton, Of lot No. lO4, on sec
ond corner of Second ndWalnut streets,
Zane's Island. Admitted to record Oc-
tober 9, 1867. $500.
Deed made August l, 1867, by Green
wood Cemetery to Andrew Wilson, OF
burial lot M. ~, section d. Admitted
to record October 3, le67. $50.
Deed made October 9, 1867, by John
L. Rice and wife to Mrs. Mary &. Leech,
of the east half of lot No. ~, sorth side
of Centre street, Graham's addition.
Admitted t. record October 9, 1857.
$500.
Deed made October 5, 1867, by Shop
pard, Lukens, aud others, TO Thomas j.
Berkeley, OF lot No. S5, on Third street,
between Chestnut and Walnut streets,
Zane's Island. Admitted to record De-
tober 10, le67. $3.50.
DEEDS IN TRUST.
Deed of trust made October 8, 1S6l,
by Howard Morton to j. NJ. Bickel,
trustee. for the National Building As
sociation, on lot No. lU4, corner of Sec
ond and Walnut streets, Zane's Island
Admitted to record October y, le67.
Deed of trust made October 5, lo61'
by w. H. Harrison, trustee, and Mary
Jan. Wins, to A. j. Cecil, on the mid,
die % Of lot No. lU5, Market Square,
Fifth ward. Admitted TO record Octo'
Der 9, 1867. ...- ,.-
Deed of trust made October i, 1867,
by Mary Ann McCan and S. Brady,
trustee, on the north Of part OF LOT
No. ~, in Caldwrlrs addition. Admit
ted TO record October III, 1867,
| ~ q - y y FaL u p
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Young Mem. Democratic Club.


A meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club was held in the Municipal
Court room on Saturday evening, when
a constitution was adopted and other
business was transacted. The following
committees were appointed:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
First Ward-1. t. Cocayne.
Second Ward-John Maloney.
Third Ward-Frank Falloure.
Fourth Ward-John Fulton.
Fifth Ward-Henry Dunlap.
Sixth Ward--J. =. Barrett.
Seventh Ward-W. NJ. Wilkens.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
First Ward-R. Nolan and p. Gund-
ling.
Second ward-H. Harrison and j.
Pfarr.
Third Ward-John Nolan and j..
Scarborough.
Fourth ward-W. w. Miller and A..
Rolf.
Fifth waId-Fred. Shipley and Jos.
Long.
Sixth Ward-Albert Lady and B.
Stanley. ,.
Seventh ward-John Murine and w.
Lake.
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EruSi Sale.

H. ~
II -. execute to me by David + Ewing
vS.y T.. Ewing, his vie, bearing date on
anu ,,'I i.,y OF November, A. ID. Is66, and now
t.' I .s IN the Recorders Office of JAG Sson
% West HfSl N IN p DsSG aosio% ai tse
j. 10 c.,r Of the COURT HOUSE Of JACKSON
l%%TrsSTY. on TUESDAY, THE 5tS DAY OF
LUNENEEE. 4. ID. 1857. at O'Clock a; N, tire
ul",."l -, land in said deed oftrust mentioned
81 itI,.cr,I,d "a q tract or parcel Of land con-
9n' " rrc hundred and fifty acres, more or
am ,od living and being on the Straight Fork Q,
~ ~ -, Tosf, IA JaeESc" CCuHtg " Ia, anu
y. .,,, s.,me tract or parcel of land conveyed
10 lard Duffy md and wife 10 III. Rheim-
b! ETH n. e. rleslcr and the said David 4. Ew-
si'' jr.d now on record in the Recorders
G. 9-, r., Jackson county. W. Va. ,;,o
-. rurIN said deed of trust.
..,. Of -air, cash. GIBSON LAME.
lem, Trustee.