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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
TTowyvILLE. THURSDAY FEB. IA 1855:
Agents Tor Prince & Co.
POST OFFICE L

r.-.-, Nail. daily, except Sunday.
1vires. 2 o'clock, .. ms night,
Dersrtsll I" p. m, night.
x-Ir-s Nail, daily, except Sunday.
Arrives. n o'clock, ?. M. night,
nensrts.2 a. N, night.
49, Nail. tri-weekly,
DeTafts, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
&C. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
r,Irp ana Eastern Nails close At ?. N.
Ws.tsn MaIlat 7:i5,a.m.
WV. HACKNEY, p. M.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
(Pubjic No 25I.l

An Act 10 sutheriqe tho Extension. Construo ion,
and Use BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Of 8 Railroad from between Knoxville
and the MonOcacy Junction into and within the
District Of Columbia.
Whereas it is represented to this present Con
,rfess thst ths Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, incorporated By the State Of Maryland, are
desirohsof extending the road authorized to be
built BY them. by an act Of the general assembly
Of that Statz, entitled San act 20 authorize the
Baltimore End Ohio Railroad COupAay to build a
railroad from n point on tue line Of It's road be-
tween Knoxville and the MOEocacy Junction,
through Fredriek and Montgomery counties, to tn G
bosndsry Of the District Of columbia 80 as to make
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Remember the Concert Tonight

Hear Ie !!!-There will be . meet
,,g Il he citizens Of this City, al the
Law Office Of Church s. HeweIt, tO-mor-
rOr. Friday, evening, TO organize a Joint
sock company for the improvement Of
.Ss cry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
me A..es...l.a vouip ra.patfslaIi roo. Pra. ,pl-

me Association woulp rospsctfaitI fssoF toras fol-
lowing gentlemen
Hon. J. Upton, n G., Hon. Morgan,
Sherwood, Hon yno Morrison, General
Ward, Cap. H Il Langley. Capt Sanp-
ell Langley, James Z Stevens. B F King
D w Oyistl, st Joseph Mich, G s Fisk
Chicago Illinois. B F Lawrence, banker
Stephen Lasher. EIgin a., / Gilleri.
Aurora Ills; S Z Dickinson, Carter s
Davis, Milwaukee. Wis; James Black,
Detroit, Lichs William Bort. Niles.
Michigan HY Schell, Chicago Ills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

vlETED-TNFORMATION OF PENRlCE D.
HISS, sho disappeared from the city oil New
a-sa a. ts age o~ifiEteen years, on the 9th OF
90 lg53. He Hhs slightly lame in the right foot.
See vien a. eiae hss been traced Of him until
rrudJ, having hard be was in Government en-
~ N he soutkssG part Il Nebraska, under an
sifiusa utme Should this meet his eye, or any
us inruing bis Whereabouts. 10 have compassion
an lt tsresvtd moiher by addressing q few lines
eel. Htlst. New Orleans "a. Nebraska and
BsreTn Papers viii please copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

S'hee our last we have had all sorts of
weather. fine, coarse, hot, cold, wet and
u'y' and this morning We have q good
'0l' freeze, with a bracing atmosphere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

As soon as the awards are made. q porfeoi title
Of the different Premiums will be furnished b he
fortunate holders Of certificates.
On receipt Of 81 we will forward one eortidcsts,
with list Of sngraying5, from which, parties may
select any one they may choOss. The sngrsTi1gS
viii number over so different g~ariosies, the retail
price Of which is S. each IN any Art Association Ia
the eoun,ry.
Please observe that you got the worth Of your
is given you to secure an inisp1nfsnt fjrtaas FOR
life, the same as Mr. r.. LEE, Of Prairis ID R0-
cher, who drew the Crosby Opsr1 Honss, 81 Chiea-
go'on the Zlst Of January, 1851, With . single
ticket Of s., or hundreds of others whom Va migas
mention that have made themselves wealthy b. the
Simple investment Of one or tWo dollars.
Every Farmer and Horticulturist should feel a.
interest in securing this beautiful hons Cor hiR-
self or family.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

BEE The new advertisement of Swan s.
pro IN tO-day's Pape. Their enterprise
. always active and alive for the benefit
" melr patrons I; and their shelves con-
N'n substantial and fancy Groceries from
sFsry cline. Drop in aid see for your
self.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

lhe place to get cheap reading is at
sl''sA x Cos Circulating Library
Lhey receive all New Books as soon as
published, and rent them at reasonable
rais!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

We are under obligations to Marsh s.
20 Tor a copy of the London Illustrated
News. Their enterprise is not bounded
y oceans bot reaches everywhere for
lhe accommodation of their customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Accident to our Weste m NALL

Accident 10 cur WeSte IN MaiI.-
We lear n that on last Tuesday afternoon
'ne incoming Beatrice mail for this city
vas lost IN Long Branch. about seven
uae' west Of The Lille Nemaha river ;
1e horse and buggy went down with il.
'as driver a Mr.. Sanders aud a young
passenger, succeeded in making
'lsir escape. Il appears that for some
'ue The bridge at the crossing has been
Covered with wafer, and wal so on The
I'P out; bot before the aail came in il
mad washed entirely away The driver,
Dol knowing Of this drove in, and came
near losing both mail and female.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

ray Up!-Those indebted TO the firm
o. Atkinson & Co, are requested TO settle
0P their Indebtedness Immediately in
cash or Corn. A word 10 the wise is
sufficient.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

clerk for each court IN his district, who shall reside
and keep his once at the place Of holding said con-b
End exercise the powers now provided By law for He
clerk Of the supreme court OF The Territory Of wash
ington, and be Eubject to all provisions OF law, not
inconsistent witn this act, applicable 70 the clerk Of
said 50 preme ecunt. Approved, July IS 1855
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Public-No PCS

An Act IN EelstioE to the appointment Of Clerks to
the Courts Of Washington Territory.
Be il enactedb by the Senate and House Of Repres-
e~ntalives Of the United States Of America in Con-
gress Assembled,
mat each judge Of the district cont shall appoint .
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

See the advertisement of RRrker's
Cordial Condition powders. We see
them well spoken Of in our eKchang es,
and doubt not a trial of them will be
sound beneficial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
prETIc-Eo 90

An Act to incorporate "The National Soldiers ana
Sailors Orphan Zone.
Be e enacted by the Senate and donse OF hep-
reseniatives oil the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled, .
That Bz. Sniis 3 Grant, Mrs. Ellen Z. sherman
Mrs. H. d. Cook. Mrs. Margaret Eannesteek, mrs
Speed. Ms. Mary J. Wells, Mrs 4. G. Harlan, Mrs.
Jane l.. Smith, Mrs. Mary X Lewis, Mrs. zane
F~aTnham, Mrs. Eliza T. Norris MIS-. Oeeeha D
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

a superior article of Imperial Tea at
Marsh & Cos, and a '~leeile' cheaper
Than he cheapest. Tryd!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Buy your Groceries at Marsh & Cos.
The highest price paid for all kinds of
Country Produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

NcCreery keeps constantly on hand a
complete stock of Paints, Oils, Varnisbes,
Glass, Putty, Paint brushes, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Aaia, s. Lepis Nee 6os8s ere
81 iss hos cakes. especially ihoss dae
Dress Goods and Clothing, which are
good and cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Corn! Corn Cash paid for Corn
us 2ml by WORKINGS WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Vim. II. MCCreeFy has a large lot
Usage Orange Seed fOr Sale at 81 per
pound.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

A New Lu Of Books just received for
ihs Cucul0iipg Library a, Marsh & Co.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Marsh & Co. have just received Fresh
Garden Seed for the Spring trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Poker Diarys in great variety. and
Tnbude Almanacs at Marsh & Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
LIST OF PREMIUMS

10 l. The Model Fruit Farm 50 ooo
2-S4,Oo0 in Greenbaeks A.oOd
@1One span Of matched Ray Hokscs with ~
elegant Top Carriage and Harness 400
tone tupUrb Oil Painting, Mary Magda. %
lene and child. Falus " l610
5-One Piano, (Chickering1 Tto
This piano was drawn By me at the Northwestern
fair in Chlcaga licked, s.
No. 6-One complete set Of BLACK walnut Fnrno-
tuFe, in green tep. 600
Tone large Mirror, French plate glass. 4
feet high, marble trimming $40
Some MelOdeon AS
g. One complete set OF Parlor Bsdrocn fur.
nituro 500
1O-lOne complete Get Of Sitting room furnIt, rs
lf- OH Painting, Lincoln 75o
is - washington go
49, 4" lady Washington go
IA" Gen. Grant $50
15-- g Gen. Sherman $50
I6-- " Daniel Webster go
IT, " Tropics sDeinS $50
I8-- 4" " Topic fall ESQ
H." Hunters Last shot, 80
20--Gne Cabinet Organ l65
2f--One Mirror, Frsnco plate Ht
a. one Rosewood Hsrtfe Er renire tetie tI
- 10 az ncinsiTo--Iea nrst class 1HtE q
Mac1lues, oIt4 each tW
81 to 81 Inclusive give frst cirss Edla.
lnE Mecdl8es 8f11 efh -
38--Tuo Gases frtnen 10Ne5 vita MEtofo
Stanfs 100
59--One Whafn8J, Win french hirrhr Is
a. Parlan Marble Cars Receaver %
Al--One Mirror, french plate glass %
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

one LCeper d Kiddar Riding
PlOW for Sale. Enquire at this office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

n. c. Lett, Land Agent and Auc-
uoneer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

500 John Deree's Celebrated Moline
THEO HILL CO
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Canton Clipper PlOWS for sale ct
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Go to W. II. McCreery's for your
Cough Medicine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS
WILL BE MADE
ST JOSEPH MICH,
May Z, 1897.

A committee will BE- appointed to So
perintend the distribution Of the Prizes,
by the Horticultural and Agricultural So
cIeties of Michigan. composed exclusively
Of Fruit Growers and Farmers, none Of
whom shall have any interest whateVey
in the drawing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
"a ACRES
5000 Fruit Trees. 1900 Pear Trsss
500 Cherry 200 Plura
Seven acres 10 BERRIES,
AND, ALSO,
THREIDETH 0ME
IN THE STATE,

With fine Barus and 0at-HOu5es. The Fowss
Garden Is not equal in the northwest. haTinx over
500 varieties Of Flowers, With beautiful priVet e.
der hedges and all kinds Of ornsmsatal treas.
The house contains - Rooms, with eli m13sra
Improvements. Situated on Lake Michigan, HhsrS
you can see hundreds Of steamers passing backwards
and forwards, and in a bright. clear day you oan
door.
It viii yield this present year from 5000 - re-
600 baskets Of the finest grated fruit, snd Il only
costs 10 cents per basket to deliver them Ii Chicas
60.
have urged the idea OF m3kiug the disposal ort ks
Model Fruit Farm, with Personal Property, Ee. ne
basis Of a National distribution up0n the Art UnioE
lau. The following is a full list Of the articles
nd the manner Of drawing. "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

There viii be issued to the members Certiasstsf
for $4,000 shares, at 81 each, numbering from l .
so, Coo inclusive, each one Of which viii sntitlb the
holder to one fine Ssssl Engraving aad a share 10
the award Of premiums.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

An Act granting Lands to the State Of Kansas TO aid in
the Construction OF a southern Branch Of the UnlonP Pa
cifc Railway Of the Union Pacific Galway and Telo
graph, from fert Riley, Kansas, to Fort Smith, Arkan-
ea
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

An Act to amend A Act to extend tie Charter Of
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, /" pass
ed March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09

make effort to right it. DR.. Kane did us
y,onr,"-'. "a-ss-, ~-I 0ViUntino
zeal. This is ono OF the ways N which part of the
community shows its respect for his memory, and
thanks him for his tolls, by allowing him to be made
public laughngstock, Perhaps howeyer,ft is we
that are unjust. The Kane Lodge could not have
foreseen such result this If they had IL is.
confess somewhat unreasonable to suppose that they
would not have avoided it.
We have thus briefly run over few names that it
was necessary to clear away before looking at what
ever serious and worthy work there may bo in the
present exhibition. Some names we miss that we
arc sorry to miss. Mr. Homer and he, perhaps,
chiefest has gone TO Paris where we arc very sure
he did not need to 60 to learn the way to excellence
II is with full sense of its technical deficiencies,
that we express doubt whether the visitor to the
French Exhibition will find half-dOzen pictures
superior in expression of character and general truth
fitness to Mr.. HomeTs Prisoners at the Front"
which is now in the American Department, where it
does him and his country much honor Ii is impes
sbe not to feel that in Mr.. Homer and Mr. Eastman
johnson, American art has two names. at least,
that will make respected in whatever competition
Mr. Vedder too, sends one manly little picture
which is hardly more than handkerchief-irt OF re-
cognition from Paris and Mr. G, G.. Coleman, who
has already done work too good to allow us to doubt
for his future. does not even send us 80 much as
flirt of his handkerchief. Mr.. Benson is we believe
also ia Paris where he no doubt has his hands full
disseminating ideas what he takes for ideas and
therefOres spares for the present. while the HILLS
father and son. who might have given great deal OF
pleasure and done great deal of good preserve o
Roman irmncss and refuse to show US line OF all
the work their industrious hands have done through
the Winter Well, we must take what VIC can get,
and be thankful that we get anything. Spite of all
deficiencies there is much to interest u.s. and 1t Is OF
what interests us that shall proceed to speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT OF SCOTTISH GAMES
Great interest is being felt in the great Scottish
tournament at jones' Wood in June next From the ap
pended programme, II win be seen that the entertain
ent is 10 be one OF unusual attractions both 10 those
participating as spectators and as contestants Between
OO and $500 will be awarded prizes in cash. beside ~
gold medals first prizes These games are arranged
Under the auspices of the New York CaedOnan CuD who
also give an the prizes the occasion The games are
omen 10 contestants members Of Scottish societies
no matter where located and the same cordially in
yted to enter lists Members OF Scottish clubs visit
ing the metropolis before the 9th OF june
daily invited visit the rooms OF the CALIFORNIAN Club
No liz suyanst NewYerk, which are always open for
hrir accommodation. The following the Committee
OF Arrangements. - 1,,.,. =
Chief Thomas Barclay Chairman Second Chieftan
Secretary ex.Cheftan John Goldic clansman, Duncan
Miller -,---.,-- =,
lows u ~. =. 80,
THE sports OF the day win he opened by old fashioned
scotch reel after which the circle win be cleared and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
The sports OF the day win be opened by old fashioned
scotch reel after which the circle viii be cleared and the
THE TuRF.

The trot which was put down for yesterday at this
and D. Maeeis b. Cors, did NOE come or the eelding
paying onet The day and track were both very una;
voabe for good race after the horses had scored
Intellectually tYq or tbres tlmes y became svisens eat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGEsHIP.

THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGESHfF.
A COMPLIMENTARY LETTER FROM PRESIDENT JOHN
SON, ACCEPTING THE RESIGNATION OF JUD6n
BELTS. . ..r.. ri.
letter was received yesterday by Judge Belts,
written by Attorney General sanberry by direction OF the
President accepting the resignation Of the Judge IL Is ~
follows: L.' n
ArToRNEY-GENERALs OFFICE, May Z, 1857.
The Hon. SAMUEL r. Belts Sir: am directed by the
President inform you that resignation OF the oce
of District Judge has been received and accepted and
express you his regret that state Of health
has compelled you TO resign your eice and bis high ap
long period, you have discharged its important duties
With great respect, your obedient servant, 49, +.
HENRY SrANsBERr.
It stated that plan is foot among the members OF
the bar and friends and admirers OF Judge Belts to
obtain and present to him suitable testimonial Of the
respect they entertain for him.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
REDUCED PRICES.
ladies. Take Particular Notice.
| THE REAL FEbpRhU FEMALE PILLS

PILLS.
IL 30 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice Of abortion,
are NOW offered for
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

KNFErRI,Ep AND DELICATE coNsTITUTIoNsi
n both sexes use Helmbolds Extract Buchu 1t will
give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable you to
sieep we'll. sI .s..5f $500
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
Second Ward.
James Argall all those partsIof
Description.

James Argall. all those partslof
lots 103 116 119 and 119 in ,e-7
Vleit's survey, as descrsbed
in two deeds from VIM Lanyon
& wife, ono dated Oct 5, 1865, s.
and recorded in v page p, Isl.
and the other dated April 80, ..,.
1857, recorded in vol 2, page
and brewery buildings on AI'
same - a.n SO ~
VIM Broad, all those parts Of +,
& lots SO "a 90 and house in
Vleit's survey conveyed by ~
deed from VIM Evans Il Nj a. sesi
~ Broad, dated Nov 5. 1856, sar
and recorded in Y, page 1878 II 10
NJ V Burns, that pit of lot 81 in i'f
Yleit's survey patented to M b.
v Burns, except that part of "a a,
same decided by him to II G
Fitch dated Nov 1913, and
recorded in 1, page $50 II 81
Robt Connolly, lots "a rs 81
56 and house in Twins ct al a.
addition 10 rs
VIM Cabbage, "a out lots col &
202 Harrison's survey Is A
WIN Chesterfield, So lot 104 in
yleit's survey 10 so
Heirs OF n Curry, und or Of the
following pieces of land on
which the old brewery stands
towit: lot Ill in Harrison's
survey, and part oflet 122 in
Waits survey, and part oflot
2l3 in Harrison's survey, ds V
described in deed by John
-. q = Y b. f
sheriff to N Curry dated Aug &,
25, 1919 and recorded in book
L of deeds page73 - IL 60
N Cornish, PIG acre of ont lot
. $50 in Harrison's survey. be- 81
ing all of said lot except those
parts ofsame decided by Chas
Stringman to John Cornelius
and Eliza Truan - 67
Nicholas Cornish, ont lot 2S7s zls
in Harrison's survey 10 20
Samuel Crawford, und u of lots
50 81 & S58in VIcit's survey IL II
Barnard Doyle. all that part of
lot 81, and house in ylcit's s,i
survey decided to b Doyle Jan
.2s, 1854 @ 10 90
: A C Davis, lots / 2 3f45 67F 4
S 9 10 HIP Ii IA Is .16 il
IS 10 20 81 % % "a % & &c
3 in Davis subdiv ision of out e.
lots les & ITO Harrison sur &c So
II r George, lots il 80 & 81 e. ~
house in Twins addition % "A
S Horpbrook, acre of ont lot
256 in Harrison's survey 2 90
n w Hslsteed, und Il of that
part Of LOT 81 yleitTs survey
decided to 7 s Allen & James
James Dec 1856 II %
David Irwin, lots 35 and sc in,
Irwin ct al addition 2 so
ct al addition 8 OF
/ Elizabeth Kuchenmeister. all
that part OF lot OIL in Vleit;s 49,
survey conveyed by Sheriff's
deed dated Jan 2 1855 d 10
Josiah hampshire, lot 1872 and Hos
house in Twins addition 6 81
Josiah hampshire, lots 153 and
154 in Twins addition q 2S
Joseph Munster, all that part
of lot 122 and house In vleit,s.
survey as decided to joseph
Munster Dec 10. 1916 6 SIS
B McHlhon. all that part of lot IiBl
~ 81 in yleit's survey as deed-fs
ed B McIllhon Aug II 1913 l6 80
John Miller, lot 54 Irwin ct al I
e addition = .5S9Ffae is "a
John Miller. lots o6 lis 173 a. q
1913 in Irwin ct al addition IL IL
John Miller. und% of lots So 7 70
% $40 s., Irwin ct al addition f7Cs9
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
EsTRAy NOTICE.

Strayed. from the subscriber in Highland, WIS.
One Black Mare Colt two years old, marked on one
Of hind legs 49," Also One Light Gray, or Roam
Mare Colt with star In forehead, marKed on one Q !
bind legs ssS,'' two years old, and one cream aare
Colt-mane and tail light cream-with healed up
scar on one Of hind egs-fore feet fat-giass eyes
year old. reasonab 10 reward is offered by snD
scr iber to any living information ~ wncn sald
r y,s..o5 IT; ah1.r5 net 18th. 1867 1900 Am2
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

lot no. SO aud nT Of IS Is 60
do 4S 2 Is
do 16 and pit of IS s As
spt of %. no bounty 6T1
lot no. 100 SO
do % 2 40
lots Is & II Barnard's ,addit'n 4 IA
Village Of Centervillo.
lots IL and IS So 8 40
lots 4 and 10 3 40
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
UnreQeemed LANDS
Office of Clerk B0ard SUpercisors

Office of Clerk Board SUPe rrtSDrs
Io,ca Co. Wis, Non. 7, 1867, )
NvOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following lands and city and
village lots in the County of Iowa.
and State Of Wisconsin, were sold by
the Treasurer of said Coanty on the
9Th day Of September, A. d. 1865, for
the delinquent taxes Of the year
1884, and other years. below speci-
fed.
The amount set opposite to each
tract Of land and city and village lot
is the amount Of tax, interest and
charges due thereon, con- puted up to
the last day Of redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes
an d charges are paid on the follow
ing described tracts of lands and city
and village lots on or before the 9th
day of September A. d. 1868, the
same will be conveyed by tax deed
to this purchasers.
GEO. III OTIS,
Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors,
Sw14 Iowa County, Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

A McEyerson, lot LOG, Twins
addition 4 60
Geo Messersmith, lots 40 & AZ
! in Stavely's addition 5 0S
John Messersmith, out lots 261
| 269 262 and 270 in Harrison's
survey 81 So
John Messersmith. und12 of lot
249 in Harrison's survey 4 GO
Leverty s Mcconnell, und%of
lot Sc and house in yleit's
/ survey IA As
James McGregor, out lot 1S7 in
Harrfson's survey 10 0e
James McGregor, out lot lSS in
Harrison's survey except
of an acre owned by r Kins-
man 40
A Matthews, Tot III and house
in Irwin ct al addition l6 Is
n Goad, l46] & feet off the south
end Of out lot 1917 in Harri-
sons survey, except 20 feet
wide off east side 81
| Stephen Prideaux, pit of lot 123
in Vleit's survey A
Estate f w Prideaux, of out
lot 176 in Harrison's survey 3S
Phillip Gregory, parts lots 1870
and 19l in Harrison's survey 10 "a
Powell Thomas, lots 207 & 225
in Harrisonis survey 10 "A
Richard Rablin, parts of lots
16S, 10 and house in Harri-
sons survey 1875 " 10 81
CHI Rogers, lot 267 in Irwin ct
al addition 81
Ernest Reidel, A feet off north
side Of lot 106, Yleit's survey Is 90
John Shanly, e% of lot 81 and
house in Vleit's survey Is 20
Samuel Sleep, part of lot 173 &
house in Harrison's survey 3 II
w r Sampson, lot 5 in Vleit's
survey 73l
NJ NJ Strong, und% of 3-100
acres of lot 90, Vleit's survey 8 IS
Vim Terrill, undL of lot Sc &
house in Vleit's survey OF
VIM Terrill, parts of lots 81 90
in Vleit's survey Z 12
Thomas Trevorish, lots l 2 &
house in Twins addition ii IS
VIM Uren, parts of lots 1T lis
and house, Harrison's survey 7 II
u Uren, part of lot 19S, Har-
rison's survey Z IA
r Williams, lot 224 in Irwin
ct al addition Is 9S
r White, part of lot 81, Yleit's
survey IL II
c c Washburne, out lots 1876
19S and house in Harrison's
survey Al 81
| G G Washburne, part of lot 9S
in Yleit's survey 5 A
c C Washburne, "A of ont lots
201 2o2, Harrison's survey Z "a
@ G Washburne, out lot % in
IIarrison's survey IL 81
| G G WashDurne, part of lot 90
& buildings, yleit's survey 10 90
Unknown, undA of the follow
ing real estate, being same
on which old brewery was
situated, to-wit: pit of lots 122
an 213, and also of lots III &
2lS, Harrison's survey. (Said
lot 122 being ia Vleit's sur.) 10 90
unknown, out lot 217 in Har-
| rison's survey 6G s 81
unknown, out lot 21S in Har-
rison's survey 10 90
| Unknown, lot 116 in irwin ct
al addition 1868 3 Oh
Unknown, lots 81 SIS in Irwin
ct al addition 10 sc
David Irwin, lot rs in Irwin ct
al addition 8 O6
David Irwin, lot rs in Irwin ct
al addition f4 8 O6
David Irwin, lot 1873 in Irwin
ct al addition 8 06
B McIllhon part of lot SO and
house in Yleit's survey 16 GA