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The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

San Francisco Ageney-Nr. Thomas B1yce.
Is the only authorized agent for the RECORD in
Francisco All orders le at his o1fce New Merchants
Eychanfe building room No. 30 California street. viii
be promptly attended to-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
OlDIERS! SOLDIERS!!

a Ii CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA VOL
IA unteers. who were mustered cut of the United
States service in New Mexico, Arizona. Utah. Neyaia
and al certain points California learn Of some
thing to their interest by ST once sending their dis
charges the undersigned United States Claim Agent
The above refers to those soldiers who in travelling
from their place Of discharge 10 the place Of their en-
Estnent obliged 10 expenG money for trav
cling expenses than allowed them by the United
States at the time of discharge
Bounties. Pensions. Land Warrants Back Pay and
al kind OF Government Claims collected
Applications for the 500 additional bounty under
Act Of July 2sfh. 1856 should be filed at once
Apply 10 o. B. FoGIE
Amy Clam Agent So. el4 Montgomery street,
sr-n2r,nsi6s san FEznc,sco-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
oRovlLLEF. R. FERRY.

Inv fAASED THIS OLD ESs
Il zhllshed Ferry. the direct route North from
oruyie. hope by careful attention its business
and 10 the repair and good condition of the roads to
merit and receive fair share @. the patronage of the
travelling rnbGc. GEO. C. PERKINS,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

To the Afflicted.
Dr. ". & Dorhe-y returns his sincere thanks to his
numerous pSen;s Tor their patronage and would take
opportunity remind them that he continues II consult
his Institute for the q chronic diseases II the
Lungs, Liver Kidneys. Digestive and Geniiol rirAry
Organs and al private diseases VIZ: SpheS IN al Its
forms and stages. Seminal Weakness and all the horTld
Nocturnal and Di-Ila Emissions Sexual Debility. Dis
the back and oiIs. inflammation Of the Bladder
and Kidneys etc etc and he hopes that his long eSpe-
roace and successful practice VAL continue to insure
him share Of public patronage. BY the praetics Of
many years Europe and the United states. be Is Ua
hled to apply the most efhciept and successful remedies
against diseases of all kinds. He mercury.
honorable way has references Of unqUestionaAle yerac
ity from men Of known resIctahiliiy and high Standing
in society AL TStes consulting him by letter or 9th
erwsa, Will receive the best and sentest Treatment and
implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When female is in trouble afflicted with disease.
IS weakness OF the back and limbs. pain in the head.
diInness OF sight loss of muscular power paYitaon Of
the heart irrabihty. ne-yousness extreme urinary di;
hciues dc-angeiaens Of the functions. neral
detillty. NaslnicS al Diseases Of me Womb hysera,
ster1N and all other diseases peculiar females. they
should SO or write at once tC the celebrated female doc
tor W h poherty at his Medical Institute and consult
him about their troubles and disease The Doctor is
efectlns more cures THAI any other Physician III the
State Of California Let no false delcacy prevent yot
but apply Immediately snd yourself from painful
sufer1nss and premature death. Al Married Ladies'.
whose health or other circumstance prevent
III their families. s5.ould write call Or. W X Do
hertys Medical Institute and they viii receive every
possible relief and hep. The Doctors offices
ranged that he cav be consulted whou, fear Of obsorv-
a-rp
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

MAY BE:-Kratsalaat's wife discov-
cred her old hen setting in the back
yard and ''bust up her nest" Soon
after the poor wife came in much ex-
cited and said: "My dear Kratsalaat,
| took the eggs from Browne, and she
has now gone and sot onto an old meat
axe" LET her set," said the bilious
old fellow, ''if she sets on an axe, may
be she'll hatchet.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

ARMY Military ero-
nautics do not appear to afford very
useful results in the war in Paraguay,
a balloon having made several ascen-
sions without any result whatever.
Each time the balloon ascended, Mar
shall Lopez made great fire which
covered his camp with cloud of smoke,
and thus prevented the allies from see
ing what passed in his camp.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
ENPRESSLY TO AF.
To the Afflicted.

II ford the afflicted sound and scisnt1c medical AID
The treatment and all private Sad chronic dis
eases cases .: secrecy and and all sexual disorders
Ta rbs tfyt.r.d
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

ROESNEAUM'S. BsTTERS.
Cares Dyspepsia.
Cures DiarrhGa.
Cures Janndcc.
Cures Liver Complaint
Cures Indigestion.
Cures Fever and Ague.
And all Bilious Diseases.
EO0SES .AUM'S BITTERS ARE THE.
"a Invalid's Delight. the Poor Man. Friend The
Enven Invlgograte Strengthen. and in pleasant vay
eradicate Diseases
TRY THEM.
For Sale by Druggists and Lpuor Dealers eyerywhers
or by n B. JACOBS ( co
6In24 423 Front street San F'ranc;s,,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Established by
DIR. j. c. YOUNG IN 1850,

ss Washington ST. below Montgomery, San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

t-vl>Q Frve- Il would be elliAIN ustltsS ail>I "
necessary 10 eoirneraie here the dse-As<s eis - |
Isti;te All classes of complaints treated; but
consider il my duty mention those Of seeiai nature
as uusn such the Un:exg and Irresponsible quaek
twe,S with phases vel calculated 70 deceive those e
norat of the emptiness his professions FIRST among
the special complaints -
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-23

The celebrated female remedies compounded from tie
private prescriptions of DIR. Young have now obtained
most extensive popularity, and correctly viewed
TO be the SAFEST and surest remedies for the COMPLAINTS
for which they are applied. The constantly accr,np
tsuony OF efficacy declare them to be pre-eIninentv
superior IN their action. No lady shouldd be without
these renoVang agents. None genuine unless prepar-
ed AT this office Sent by mail express to ary art Of
the state. The Great Female Medicine Preventive Pow
der fo- married ladies' Now safe and nalIibe lastinr
from four to six months Price $40 French Lunar or
feIale Monthly Pills After fifty years use these
pllls stand nnr1vaLed in efficacy Price S5 per box
10 Persons in the inter ior are of.
ten deferred from consulting the Doctor bee aus. fhev
cannot spare the time or incur the expense visit the
city. To such he would say that plain statement of the
symptoms and information bearing upon the COMPLAINT
viii enable him 10 prescribe for them that they can. he
cured at home None need have any deIicacy about
writing. no matter what the of their coIrajnt
as the communication VIII be only by the Doctor
ana VIII De treated with the utmost confidence and eth
returned or destroyed Consultation free address
thus BENJ- F. J0SSEIYN II D.
(8ox 1851 No. 535 Washington ST. San francisco
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29
RUTLAND, VT, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST

The manner In which Under Sheriff
McDougal has worked out this arrest OF
one ofthe most consummate rascals in the
country is quite feather In his cap, and
reAects great credit on his honor as
man and his skill IS an officer. He
watched his bird till he thought he was
about TO fly, then clipped his wings by
the first arrest, and while letting him
have little liberty set his trap by dis
patches TO Vermont for final capture,
and then when his game began to fiutter
neryously, quieted him and persuaded
him to wait day or two till he could
dispose OF his horse and complete his
arrangements for leaving, then Gagged
him, and by the aid of District Attorney
Ball, Messrs. Spooner and Villas succeed
ed In keeping him safely until the arrival
OF the gentlemen from Vermont. "Far.
ley " tried persuasion with his most
honeyed accents and those OF disinter-
ested friends, and offered money to any
desired amount, but while he could buy
officers OF higher position he found those
OF Dane county incorruptible. He played
his game well, but McDougal knew
tricks worth two OF his. We congratu-
late him on his success, and rejoice that
we have so true and so skillful an ofiicer
among US,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29
The Farley Forgery.-A Further
History of the Case.

We give the following additional par.
ticulars of the case OF Farley alas o. D.
Clark, taken from the Madison (Wis.)
Journal OF August 9Th:
AS we stated yesterday, Piper alias
Farley, the genteel villain OF whose
arrest we have given an account, by the
decision of Gov. Fsirchild, after full
argument OF counsel, was, yesterday,
given up to the officers from Vermont, to
be taken back to that State to answer
for forgery on sundry banks there in
1858. One OF Andrew Kentzler's best
teams was shortly in readiness and in it
the prisoner was placed, accompanied by
Messrs. Field and Smith of Vermont, and
Under Sheriff McDougal, who, at the
solicitation both of the Vermont gentle
men and the prisoner, accompanied them
through. Farley, in spite OF his pro.
tests, was securely shackled and man
acled and every precaution taken against
his escape. He manifested decided re-
pugnance to that degradation, and
seemed TO think that so genteel q rascal
deserved more consideration, but he was
in the hands of those whs were no re-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29
Local and State Items,

The LIBERAL CAUCUs.-Pursuant to
call, about one hundred "liberals" as
sembled at Villsge Hall last evening,
and were called to order by Isaac Glib.
soH, who read the call, when, on motion,
Henry Hall was unanimously chosen
chairman and John Strong elected secre-
tary.
On motion of Jesse L. Billings, a COM
mittee OF seven was appointed by the
chair to nominate Board of Justices
for the ensuing year. The committee, as
appointed by the chair, was as follows I:
Warren Daniels, Robert Moulton, E.
Whitcomb, Samuel Hayward, Isaac Glib
son, John Mortrom and Franklin Bill
lings.
In the absence of the committee, steps
were taken for the selection of a suita-
BILE candidate to represent the town in
the Legislature at its next session, when,
on motion Of Jesse L. Billings, John w.
Crsmton was unanimously selected as .
candidate FOR Town Representative, by
acclamation,
The committee on the nomination of
JUSTICES then returned, and submitted
the fSlowing names to the caucus:
For Jttstics.--J. J. r. Randall, G. W.
Chaplin, Sr., Henry Hall, John A. Sails
bury, W. II. B. Owen, L. NJ. Walker, E.
j. Hsrtshorn, A.C. Bates, VIM. F. Barnes,
J. E. Harmon, J. Grafton Griggs, Walter
c. Landon, R, s. Peabody, Fl. H. Smith
and John Cain.
The report was unanimously accepted
and the persons therein named, adopted
as the candidates OF the caucus.
A resolution wa. adopted that the
meeting resolve itself into q committee
OF the whole to labor for the success OF
the ticket until after election.
Adjourned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

CAsrLBroN. - The medical college
building, located on Seminary Hill, will
be at once converted into an edifice for
normal school purposes, under the direc-
tion OF Hon. Merritt Clark and Mr.. A.
J. Sanborn, members Of the Board OF
Education. 1t is to be completed to
their acceptance, and In working order
as early as the first of January next.
The new Universalist Church build
ing is advancing rapidly. Mr.. Silloway
OF Boston is the architect, and Mr.. j.
Boswoth of Fairhsven the master builder.
The Society in Tend to have it ready for
dedication next Christmas.
MIR. Charles Langdon has purchased
Of Noah Holt, Esq, eleven acres Of land
on the southern border OF the village,
paying for the same twenty-t hundred
dollars. Mr.. L. contemplates building a
fine residence thereon, and disposing OF
q portion OF the land to others for build
ing lots.
-LaDgdon & Ainsworth are preparing
70 build spacious storehouse on the
grounds near the railroad station at the
east part of the town.
"A number of families have recently
spent two weeks camping out on the
shores OF Lake Bombazine, the principal
sports being fishing, sailing, hunting
oathiug and having q good time gene
rally, s1ch A. this pautifpl lake and its
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RENSSELAER,
AND SARATOGA RAILRoAp.-At half past
eight o'clock last Friday evening, sad
accident occurred at the Waterford
Junction on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Railroad toa passenger, prominent
member of the order Of christian
Brothers, named Virgile Clovis Guiron-
and, or as he Is known in the religious
world, Brother Odilard of Mary, from
which he subsequently met his death.
Brother o. was en- route from Montreal
to New York, and when the train ar.
rived at the Junction he got out Of the
cars and stood upon the depot platform
while the Albany passengers were being
switched off the track. In attempting
to re-enter the car just moving of, he
slipped and fell between the car and
platform, and was crushed in such ..
manner as to break several Of his ribs.
The train was stopped as soon as possi--,
BILE and the unfortunate man was taken
out from under the car, brought to Troy
and conveyed directly to the hospital.
Every effort was made to save his life
but unavailingly. At half.past clever l
o'clock Friday evening, three hours ats r
the accident, he died. Brother OdilN d
was forty-one years Of age, and had BE- en-
for twenty.one years member Of the
Society. He was formerly Director Of
the Christian Brothers OF Montreal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

Nearing; Brandon; A. Smith, Clarendon;
D. Hazen, Newbury.
Swine-s25. @. Campbell, westmin.
lister; J. D. Hewett, Woodstock; D.
Russ, Hartford.
Poultry-sl7. L. 8. Drew, Burling.
ton; g. B. Tilden, Northneld; P. Fuller,
Pomfret.
Butter-s22. N. Cushing, Woodstock;
A. II. Post. Rutland H. Lewis, Fairfax.
Cheese-sl7. F. Goodline, Brattle:
boro; B. F. Rugg, St. Albans P. Har-
wood, Bennington.
Fruits-s7s. ]. Gregory, Northheld;
<. Hammond, Middlebury; ]. W. Col
burn, Springfield; @. Miller, Pomfret;
Maple Sugar and Honey-s17. VIM.
.. Brown, Fairhaven P. Bushnell,
Waitsheld; VIM. D. Marsh, Clarendon.
Vegetables s25. J. NJ. Ketchum,
Sudbury ]. N. Stiles, Windsor A. w.
Dutton, Dummerston. .... ....,
Farm Implements and Heavy Ma
chinery-s2O0. H. BoyAton, Woodstock;
E. Cleaveland, Coventry B. F. Dunn,
Springfield.
Light tMachinery-sl50 and Diplomas.
A. d. Smith, Dandy; G.. Newman, Brat
tleboro c. F. Long, Manchester.
Machine Work and Manufactured
Goods-$l00 and Diplomas. T. Vinton,
Brattleboro d. Thomas, Northfeld T.
Ross, Middlebury. 81
Floral Hall-$l50 and Diplomas. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Brooks, Mrs. B. d. Har-
ris, Mrs. L. R. Dickinson, Mrs. H. Burn
ham. Mrs. j. Clark Mrs. Sanderson,
Miss Sarah Franks, Miss Jennie Mills,
Miss Minnie Fisk, Miss NJ. Burnham,
Miss Sarah Joy, Miss L. Frost, Miss 8.
Perkins, Miss M. Field, Messrs: F. H.
Frank, H. Willard, VIM. Hood, all Of
Brattleboro. -.. aaf
Officers Of the Society. - President,
John Gregory, Northfield; Vice Presi-
dents, Henry Keyes, Newbury; H. g.
Root, Bennington FL. 8. Morse, Shell
burn, and Victor Wright, Middlebury; !;
Treasurer, J. W. Colburn, Springfield; |;
Secretary, Henry Clark, Rutland; Direc-
tors, Edwin Hammond, Middlebury !;
VIM. R. Sanford, Orwell; Elijah Cleave-
land, Coventry; George Campbell, West
minister West; Henry Hayward, Rut-
land; VIM. Q. Brown, Fairhaven; N. b.
Stafford, Hartford; H. B. Kent, Dorset;
Crosby Miller, Pomfret; Lawrence Brain
erd, Jr., St. Albans David Goodell,
Brattleboro; Henry Boynton, Woodstock;
P. w. Hyde, Hydeville E. g. Stowell,
Cornwall J. A. Shedd, Burlington !;
Henry Chase, Lyndon. General Super
intendent, H. 8. Morse, Shelburne; Super
intendent OF Mechanics Hall, Samuel
Everts, Cornwall Superintendent Of
Floral Hall, William H. Holabird, Shell
burne; Superintendent of Horses, II. G.
Root, Bennington ; Superintendent Of
Cattle, Henry Hayward, Rutland; Super
intendents Of Sheep, George Campbell,
Westminster, Crosby Miller, Pomfret;
Clerks OF the Fair, A. d. Hager, Proc
torsville, Kitteridge Haskins, ,Brattle-
| boro. ...a ......s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

A MODERN SAN PATcH.-The Ogdens-
burgh Journal says they are having a
Sam Patch sensation at Watertown.-
James Cavanaugh has twice jumped
from Suspension bridge into the river, 8
distance OF forty-six feet, and came ont
all right, On the last occasion he had
about one hundred spectators. The
Watertown Reformer hopes he will desist
from further operations OF the kind.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

PORTLAND AND OsDBSsBURGH RAIL-
RoAp.-The town of st. Johnshury has
pledged its credit for s225, 900 towards
building q portion Of the Portland and
Ogdensburgh railroad tue toW n of Con-
cord, in Essex county, has pledged $780,
600, and LuneHburgh $4,000. The
Messrs. Fairbanks, the enterprising,
manufacturers, have subscribed indivia.
ually and as company the mag7iacart
sum of sl50OOO for the same purpose, we
are informed. With such determf ned
purpose, manifested In such substan-
tial manner, there is nodoubt Of taelsuo.
cess OF the enterprise.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

PERSONAL---VERY.. James T. Hyde, pas
tor OF the Congregational Church in
Mi ddlebury, after pastorate Of more
than ten years, has signifed his inten-
tion to resign Nov. 1st.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

GIN SHERIDAN. - Gen. Thomas has
telegraphed to Gen. Grant that i'll health
renders it impossible for him to go to New
Orleans at present, and, at the sugges-
tion of Gen. Grant, the President has
suspended the order assigning Gen.
Thomas to the command OF the Fifth
District. This leaves Gen. Sheridan in
command, and with a prospect that be
will remain undisturbed until he has
finished the reconstruction of Louisiana
s. least. BY that time the President
may conclude that it is wise to with
draw his order altogether.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

WOODSTOCK RAILReAD.-The Wood
stock railroad enterprise is in progres.
sion. The engineers are at work and the
route will be definitely fixed in short
time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

Mexico. - Latest advices from the
City Of Mexico represent the condition
OF the country as unusually tranquil.
Juarez, it is thought, will have no seri-
Gus opposition for the Presidency, as
Ortega will undoubtedly be suppressed
by the strong arm. That chieftain is
said to have little or no strength outside
OF Ns,amorss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-29

How does . COW become q landed es.
tate By tarning her iato y field.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-19
List OF Registered Voters
49, of Pigeon Township, VAN
derburgh County.

BOUNDARIES OF PRECINCTs-Ffrst,
or Court House Precinct, commencing
on Water and Leet Streets; ! thence
north along Leet to Canal Street;
thence east to First Avenue;
thence north on First Avenue and
line, being a continuance of the same
until it intersects Pigeon Greek;
thence east along Pigeon Creek to the
line dividing Pigeon from j Knight
Township; thence south on said diI
viding line to the canal thence west
wardIy along said canal to Main
Street; thence down Main to the
river; thence along said river to the
place of beginning.
Second, on Upper Precinct All. Of
Pigeon Township south and east Of
Main Street and canal..!i hsi.t- III
Third, or Lanpasco Preciact-All
the territory of Pigeon Township
west Of the western boundary Of the
First Precinct. -oi ts04eD u II ya
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
To the Judge of Probate IN and for the County OF

To the Judge of Probate IN and for the County OF
Knox. ~
YsHE Undersigned, Guardian :, a: T.. Gilbert
/ " asgatt, minor heir OF Elijah H. Waseatt, late
n St George in said County, deceased represents
that said minor is seized and possessed Of certain
real estate described as toliows:-All the interest
nj said ward in the homestead of the late El,jah
n Was.att bounded Eortherls by land of Jonas
Corson Easterly bv-BIack of Ellsworth; South
eriv on what is called Min Brook; Westerly by
son,e,s sound, Containing my ares. That an
.,ivanta-eous offer OF Five Hundred dollars has
s,ssn made for the same, by Nathan Smalidge of
~, Desert in said County which offer il is for the
interest Of all concerned mmediatelyto accept, the
nroeeed. of sale be placed At interest for the be-
rsat of said warsi--said Guardian therefore pray
Tar License to sell and convey the atove desciied
real estate to the person making SAIL offer
wa HARRIET W. A WAsGArT,
~ox Cot-SrY.-In Probate Court, held at Rock
I,nd an the second Tuesday of March fsfi.
Do tho PETITION aforesaid, --oEpEkfp, That no
lie ,e uiSen by publishing cepy OF SAID pcfn,ou
,.;,t his order thereon three weaks successfully
ri,r Ia the second Tuesday Of April next, ~ ~
Ellsworth American, newspaper nfuted N Etis-
,x.,rth tha, all persons interested may attend AT
TNmr, Of Probate then to he held at R~kLANn,
sno show caur. any. why the prayer oi raid pet
ZION should not be sElnted
''o" n. 7. TALBOT, Judge.
A true copy of the petition and order thereon.
awy ATTEST. .. =. HALL, ROOSTER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
TO
MUSIC TEACHERS
AND
DEALERS

The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish
Sheet Music, Strings, Musical instruments And
Music Books of all kinds at the lowest trad. ra,e.
wholesale and retail, from the largest collections
in this country.
Orders punctually and faithfully attended to.
Address all orders
IBERIA OFT. osl Broadway, N. Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
DR.. MattisOn's Sure Remedies.

c. Ian NE obtained only at his Office No % I-,;o,
saai'.a, aIovidence, and sent by expires. IN
senet pacAages, secure from obsertatio, In III
", y, .nv country They do not care er,ry,h;a
put I,r their respective purposea fh,y nos,;;
ks * 70 egnet sScirculsrs giving full in form
s sssa ne sigaea Testimonials also book on Sner;a
aug SEND for them for without rsifrence ~ Ds shrt
u .,ag pnysicion should be trusted Enci"s. !,
M Nm" " '1r Po.iage and direct to DIR MiTTiSoX
l.5. wv ipENCE, u. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-29
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

Whereas Peltiah Tapley, Of >urry in the County
of Hancock and stats oil Jaime by his deed OF
recorded in Hancock County I:esi-,ry Vol - Page
ISL conveyed TO James >cavey- oi ~aid >nrry, a
certain mes-uaee, situated in -ai >urry and hound-
ed and described a. follows, u wiz Bcgnning at
a large rock by the side OF the road leading from
south Surry TO Patterns Bay Village on Isaiah
Conery,s Western linc-thence running south ten
degrees West, two hundred and twenty rods to
marked trees thence North - degrees West, twenty
seven rods To Augustine Merrilrs head line Ia a
stake and stones thence by said Merrilfe Eastern
inc North ten degrees East, two hundred and
twenty rods tn the highway aforesaid; thence by
Sid highway Easisriy to the place OF beginning,
eontaining Iortv acres more or les: and whereas
"A said james seayey. under date OF December
:5;h A. L. Is4a;, by deed Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 me- all his right title aud interest in and 10 said
mortgage from Tapley Ia seayey, AMI whereas the
claim To forcclose the same according To the
statute in such eases made and rrnyded
ISAIAH CONERl,
Witness IS. WATSON,
surry, Sarch Goth, A. u. 1877. Sw9