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LARGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry rra; .,
OF hent county. Del, mas raised nine cnll,
dren, and has ninety-one grandchildren and
hfty-six great-grandchildren, making In al
one hundred and hfty'sIx children, grand an =
great.granucniiareh. AIe eA-snerin; VINO ne ,S
now in his oOth year and weighing about 2oo
lbs. was In town on wednesday morning, en-
-loying excellent health. VINO can beat ltf-
clayton Herald 4
Iowa has thirteen railroads in operation,
embracing 1870 miles, namely: McGregor
Western, 100 miles; Dubuqe in Sioux City
100 miles; Dubuque Western, 65 miles; Chi
,cago and Northwestern, $50 miles; Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific, (Muscatine division)
80 miles; Burlington and Missouri 175 miles !;
DesMoines Valley 1876 miles; Council Bluff
and st. Joseph, 60 miles; Sioux and Pacific, 20
miles; Cedar Falls and Minnesota, 40 miles /;
Keokuk, Mt Pleasant and Muscatine % miles;
Aekley and Eldorado, 90 miles.-State Regis
ter 5fQ
The Army Of the United States. according
to the Register for 1868. Consists of five artii,
ierv ten csvoIIarv and fortv-five infantry reg-
;r,snts which With fine staff COMPRISES 40 :
.oaa e,,t;otad man and a94S commissioned
ofsicers tbe ,atteT ineluding one general. one
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MOTH CE.
TNHE public will please notice that they reach by
Il an excellent road at Glen Cove, on the Tide Water
Canal, full assortment of
LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATHS, PALINGS, PI0KETS, &c.
BONE DUST, PERUVIAN
AND MEXICAN GUANO,
Moro Phillips and Baughs Phosphates &C.. Lime from
the kilns, and Burnt Lime when ordered.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Fish, Salt Tar, &c. superior quality Of Baltimore Com
panys, Lykens Valley, Anthracite and best Cumberland
Blacksmith COAL.
Also, at our Iron Store Darlington, Iron Steel,
Nails Spikes, Castings Hubs, Spokes, Fellows, Hard
ware &c rates low they be purchased in the
State We have the agency for Dupont's celebrated
Blasting and Sporting POWDER, which wd will furnish
to dealers at manufacturers prices Also, the best
CAST STEEL, for edge tool and mining purposes.
All communications by mail to Darlington Postofce
shall have prompt attention by
feb1 RIJACKsON co.
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In the Cir.
cult Court
for Hartford
Y county. in
Chancery.
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam will be found Invaluable, and NAV
always be relied upon in the most extreme cases.
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GOES COUGH BALsAM /!

This long tried ard populr Remedy is again
called TO the attention Of the public. As often
as the year rolls around, the proprietors annually
make their bow to the people, and remind them
that amongst the many things required for the
health, comfort and sustenance Of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter,
Goes Cough Balsam should not he forgotten.--
For years it has been household medicirc-and
mothers anxious for the safety of their children,
and all who suffer from any disease Of the throat,
chest aud lungs cannot afford to be without it.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce SO long
in the market, we now furnish our mammo;h
family size bottles, which will, in common with
the other size, be found at all Dug Stores.
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EGTs & INTELLIGENCER
BEL Arr, MD, OCTOBER %, 1858.
The NEW PosrAcp srAMp.-The Pc


The NEW POSTAGE STAMP.-The Post
master General has just awarded the contract
for the supply of stamps to the department
for the ensuing four years to the National
Bank Note Company of New York. The
new stamps will be somewhat smaller than
than those in use at present, but they are of
a superior style and finish, with novelty in
design. The two cent stamp contains an en-
craving Of a post boy on horseback in full
speed. The three cent has a locomotive
under full head of steam. the great carrier of
our domestic service The FIVE cent stamp
containsa head of Washington. The ten cent,
the finest in design and execution, a minia-
ture engraving Of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, executed with such delicacy and pre-
cision that the picture suffers nothing under
a magnifying glass. The twelve cent stamp
has an ocean steamship, and the thirty cent
hasa finely executed engraving of the surren-
der OF Burgoyne. When it is considered that
over million stamps are issued daily the
importance OF this contract is at once evident
ELEGANT NEW SLEEPING Cause.-The p,
". .. 3, Il. r. Co., have just finished for
the Central Transportation Company, to run
between New York and Washington, two
magnificent new silver palace sleeping cars.
they are finished in the most thorough man
ner, being elegantly painted outside and the
interior finished in the highest style of art.
Every part of the metal work inside is heavily
plated with silver, the lamps are of silver and
the wood work is of black walnut and ash
beautifully inlaid. The seats are covered with
elegant crimson plush velvet and the floor is
richly carpeted. There are in each car four
private apartments for families and when the
car is in day service all the bedding is entirely
out of sight abovea false polished walnut roof
At each end of the cars are vestibules con-
tanning stove, marble washstand, mirrors,
&c. The car proper is heated by hot-air fiues
running from these stoves Human ingenuity
could scarcely devise, or skill make, anything
more comfortable or beautiful than these mo-
wing palaces, and we congratulate Mr.. Billings
the foreman, and the other workmen engaged
in their construction, on their splendid sue
cess. The cars have also a new patent au-
tomato coupling arrangement.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-23
Mary Reynolds

VS.
Joseph Reynolds and Mi
Ram his vie, James Rey-
nolds and Eliza his wife,
Jas. Thompson and Mar
oaret his wife, Samuel De-
yer and Sarah Jane Dever.
John Dever, Jacob Kelly,
George Kelly, Jas. MUIR
ply and Mahala his wife,
Jos. Jamisou, Jno. Jami-
son. y Getchell and Caro-
line his wife, Jacob jam
iso n, Mahala Jamison,
Amelia Jamison aud Ellen
Jamiscn.
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CLERGYMAN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, Of Allegheny, tes-
edies had failed.
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Jamison. a
The object of this suit is to obtain a
conveyance by deed in fee simple Of GER
tain lands mentioned 10 the bill of COM
plant from the heirs of Henry M. Rey-
nolds, deceased, to the complainant.
The bill states that the complainant,
Mary Reynolds. is the widow of Henry
NJ. Reynolds, deceased, who died in April,
1862. That her said husband in Lis life
time as agent for complainant aud with
money belonging to her in her own right
aud for her sole and separate use, to wit:
the sum of $350.00, purchased from one
Robert Andrews aud vile, a certain tract
or tracts Of land, situated in Hartford coun-
ty, called .John's Adventurep and s.Ups
and Downs" containing 35 acres, more
or less, which was conveyed to said
Henry M Reynolds by said Andrews and
wife, by deed dated 9th September 1850,
and recorded among the land rec rds Of
said county in Liber Fl. d., No. SO,
folio 1896, and that the said conveyance to
said henry M. Reynolds, her husband,
was made through error, mistake, inadver.
tence and ignorance. v
That upon the discovery, byi he raid
Henry ID. Reynolds, of the err Fan. mis-
take above mentioned, the said hey noIds,
on or about 9Th November, 1850, as
signed all his right, title, claim and iuter-
est in and to the said land to certain
Jacob Kelly, who then and there assign
od oil his rsnhf title alasxx, =.
said land to the complainant as her own
sole and separate property, as by certified
copy Of said deed, with the said assign
ment thereon endorsed, filled with The
bill as "Exhibit A." more iully and at
large appears, and that ssrd assignments are
insufficient aud not properly executed and
recorded to convey to complainant the
fee simple title of said land as was the
intention Of the parties, and as she is enti-
tied to have and hold the same s5s
That said Henry M. Reynolds died ON
or about the 18th day of April, 1862, in
teslaIes leaving tha complainant his wild
ow and the following named children his
only heirs-at-!aw, viz Miriam, wife of
Joseph Reynolds |; Eiza, wife Of james
Reynolds Margaret, wileof Jas. Thomp-
SOU .al'.s' wne oL oamuei Dever'
alio 'llas saw ia'''a = deceased also, raw
ng lier sam iaSosnu ana TWO cnlluren ner
SMy ne'fs n, surviving nee, w
alaa - lever anu 1oin lever, oosn
Infants 1nae. we age g 'wenly-one
YEARS ana 'na. y. OF sag parties. except
thompson anu w"s, anu oafan =. Deser'
a'e Iou .s. u 'ne 1.a, ,s 2. maryla5o'
nlso :.la' sa,u '1coo Aeliy y since oe-
oeasea' ,asssa'e, ieaylng ne ,,l io, y
W1,s' Shi olen,ve !. Saeoo nel.y, george
Meny' msna, ~ WIZ = lanes Ms S:n anu
Mary, wns - IT,, .os saS.n oa,a mary
aA' ~" L = a,oo uessasu' ,iaes'a'e, 'eav-
hs n sa nus ',e snu ~, 1 ioiow'ng cnil-
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oo I S, uans' 49,. 80 sns 1'1,en sam'son,
anu u Iaro'ine, we q = ue'cheii' and
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THE WORKING PEoPLE-The Labor Con-
gress, which was recently held in New York
city, contained, it is claimed, representatives
from 100000 workingmen. This estimate is
not considered to be exaggerated, since the
census report of 1850 gives the following sta
tistics as to the number of persons engaged
in the following trades in the United States
and Territories: Printers, 23,I06: carpenters,
24295s; joiners, 1928; bricklayers 14,311 !;
machinis's, 1884 blacksmiths, 112,357,
making a total of 444,Ss4. As there were
many other occupations represented, the es-
innate is within the bounds of probability.
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RAILROAD FREIaHTs-The railway COM
panies are once more cutting each others
Threats on westward bound ffeights. First
class goods were contracted for on Wednesday,
through all rail- to Cincinnati, at 75 cents per
100 pounds, the tariff rate being Site per
100 pounds; to Chicago, all rail, at 10 cents,
rail, at S1.15, the usual rates being $S.42.
Equally low rates are quoted to other Western
points. This will be bad news for railway
stockholders, but it viii be very acceptable to
the business public. Low rates of freight
attract western buyers eastward, and our mer-
chants rejoice accordingly.-N. Y Sun.
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A WAR RECoRD.--The Fredericksburg
News says: Dr. H. Minor hasreceived pack
age of old books, by express which were sto-
len when the Christian Commission occupied
Mr.. w. T. Harris residence. An Ohio man
offers to sell good watch to gentleman of
this county, which he confesses he took from
the dead body of his brother" Do any of
our citizens recollect the christian Commits
sion" location during the war in this place at
the corner of Fairfax and Prince streets.
There was setl] Alexandria Gazette sd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-23

DEPLoRABLE CONDITION OF ALASKA
The heart sickens at the contemplation of the
condition which has been thrust upon our
Russian population in Alaska by the heartless
cupidity of spectators. The tyranny of an ar
bitary government has been substituted by the
tyranny of wealth, and acts which would lead
to the dethronemento of a monarch are commit
ted by wealthy corporations whose only OBJ
ject is to bleed the unfortunate people of their
resources. A whole population is cast into
the woods and exortion is used to reduce them
70 state of slavery more pitiless than that
which existed at the South and more merciless
than that exercised by the most remorseless
despot that ever desecrated athrone.-Aldskd
Herdl d San Francisco, august 10.
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AN INTERESTING FAoT.-It is observed
among birds that Nature has lavished all
her ornaments upon the male, who very often
appears in beautiful ad-dress-wheth-
er it be crest, comb, a tuft of feathers
or natural little plume, erected like kind
of pinnacle on the very top of the head. AS
Nature, on the contrary, has poured out her
charms in the greatest abundance upon the
female part of our species, so they are very
assiduous in bestowing upon themselves the
finest garnitures of art The peacock, in all
his pride, does not display halfthe coiors that
appear in the garments of New York lady,
when she is dressed either for ball or birth
day-or even for promenade in Broadway
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Road Notice.
BOOKS, MAGAZINES
AND
NE"SP a 1ERa

TTNHE undersigned would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the reading community Of Hartford County,
to the fact that they get any Magazine Book Pa
per published in the country and If on hand will
der them and send by mail publishers prices Sub
scriptions taken for the following:
New York Ledger, Southern Journal
Waverly Magazine, New York Day Book,
Chimney Corner, American Union,
Sporting Times True Flag,
Police News, Ha,per's Bazaar,
Police Gazette, Scientific American,
Harper's Weekly, Fireside Companion,
Lese's Illustrated, Harper's Magazine,
Godey's Lady's Book, Atlantic Monthly,
American Farmer,
Daily and Weekly Baltimore Sun,
Daily, Tri-weekly and Weekly Baltimore American,
Daily, Tri-weekly and Weekly Baltimore Gazette.
Just received a new stock of Christmas Books, Toy
Books &C., for gifts to children nice selection will be
sent on receipt of one dollar.
P.w. sANDERSoN,
' Bookseller, Havre de Grace Md.
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40 cleared land, and balance in wood, prin-
cipally chestnut.
Price $4,000 for the tract, or $50 per
acre.
Apply to or address,
VIM. H. MICHAEL,
No. 1876 McElderTy's Wharf, BALTIC.
oct9-1m
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
First niatrict Property.

l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMORY, situated
In the bounded by Grod Lafayette St. Charles aud
Caronde streets measuring 81 feet inches Grod
street. by parallel depth g8 tee from which point has
treme together with all the improvements thereon
known the Washington Artillery Aruory very subst an
italy and wellbuit Two story Brick Building, End suitable
for business dwelling.
2 THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRO
PER1Y known the FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS
COURT AND LOOKUP, situated in the First District Of
this IT, in the bounded by St. charles CarOndelet
ayette and GIrOd streets, ana forming the
MARE sna tsl pcperty opens on
an alley IN the rear II feet wide, which alley paved and or
the use ncommOn with other property square,
Its improvements comprise large and spacious
Bek hudng s1bcivdtd iuto large apartments first
Its ocation Of the most desirable IN the etv. fons
on Lafayette Square. and soeudid iprov-
snts and elegant neirhberhsod Vita proper renovation
n hney adapted Tor palatal residence or hotel
This property The First District Rec rders Court and
Lookup is sold by virtue of Ordinance No sI2 New Series
approved and signed 2ith December 1867 as follows.
be It ordained by the Common Council Of city of New
orleans That the sad lots buildings thereon be sod
publ sucion at the time and the terms sud
Conditions fixed for the sale the other real b
longing TO the city Of New Orleans with the Condition that
The city sha have the right Of occupying the same for term
o SIX months after the sale the ten per cent pr
eunum on the amount Of the adjudication"
3 FoUE CERTAIN LOTS OF GSOUND in square No
20 bennded by Baronne Clio, Erat0 and Dryades streets
neh lots adon each other and designated the Nos
dated December Z, 1867. - N'0-'
Lot No Is q feet front on Frao st-cst nv
eph between parallel lines Of l59 feet inches lines Lots
Noe 10 snd measure each q feet front on rato street Nv
10y iee inches lines In depth between parae lines I
No. Ia measures feet front on EratO street nv 5q et
inches INES in depth between parallel lne These ots are
aIn Sy aTrh as the Bell Square finely adapt for
morse cars and neighborhoOd rapidly fmproying
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
second District Property.

49, THREE LOTS OF GROUND il square No 2 A,
founded by Front, Wells. Crossm4n nd Customhouse
ures "a feet i inches end lines front Wells 20
feet depth and Crossman street, and form.
corne' Of Front, Crossmsn ard Wells streets Lot No
els street. ike front Front street, by l20 feet in
depth n N0, S6ions & EE and TsasSrss s, "a fsst IL
sirsei. ~ ~ l29 feet in depth ,-,r
No A. bounded by Old Levee Clay, st Louis snd
ulGuss ,trsets and numbered from to 2nsluslvey LO.
Streets and "a feet inches and lines front Old
Nv 100 set in dep,h and front on ST Lon street Lots Nos
2to II each q feet inches and lines front Old
BY no feet in depth No Il forms ths of Old
Ses and iines font on ola Lsvee street "a feet and
lines front Clay street, by 10 feet in depth and front
20 The Triangular PORTION OF GROUND A, in
the st bounded by od Leyee Peters and Cont said
street GA feet inches lines mont Peters 10 feet
@ and Cd d Ss rear S Or upreT Se line
fronts public ale, 10 feet wide running through from Old
p. FIVE IoTs OF GROUND. forming the whole of
SON Streets Sesnatsd By the Nos is iScasvs Lot
No forms the corner of od Levse, JefersOa and Cay
Levee street a FEET inches md ines ont Clay street
GeasUres "a feet inches and in fro N Old fevee street
"a feet inches aud lines front Clay eet by 2J feet in
on Old st eet "a eel inches aud lines non; on Clay
street BY l2e iee il Seph ~, Lot No measures q feet
and lines front Gay street. by l2o feet in depth Lot No
forms the corner old TouOuee Clay
7inche- and lines Old
Ltieet p inches and lines font Clay BY l2O
feet in depth end front Toulouse street.
%. SIX LOIS OF GROUND forming the whole Of square
Z, bourd ded by Old Leyes, Clay, Jefferson and 81 Paier
streets. numbered from TO 6, inclusively.
Lot No measures % et 10 ioches and lines front
Old Levee street % ett II inches and lines front Clay
street. BY 10 feet dp,h aud font st Peter street. and
fOfms the Of Old Levee, Clay and St. Peter
Lots Nos measure each p feet 10 inches and 2ne
Old Levee street p feet IL inches lines front Clay
street. by 10 feet deoth. Lot No forms the
10 inches and Ie ironf on a e7ss efsArsf n feet
and nefront Clay street, by 10 ee in depth and font
on Jefferson street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
sHERIFF,s SALES.
THE MISS ssIPPI COTTON PRESS AND BRANCI
Cotton Press at auction by the Sheriff.

THE MISS ssIPPI COTTON PRESS AND BRANCH
Cotton Press at auction by the Sheriff.
JEAN BAPTIsTE LEToREY VS.. SUCCESSION OF
Felix John Forstar-sscon1 District Court of New Or
Ieals-No 26s
n and sa directed by the Honorable ths Second Dsrict
Court of New Ole ns above eued cause 70 Chses
Benyenu late sheriff BY him transferred 90 Bar HAYS,
virtue December l2h. 1901, and 10
d eced BY the District Court in the above entitled
win proceed TO sci at public auction at Merchants
and Aucticneers Exchangp Royal street between Canal
Gu in the econd District OF this city
TUESDAY, Janua-y l4th 1865 at 10 O'Clock N tbs FOL-
'0T'I 4 CEFrAis SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, known as the
toms ways aud sppurenanees beoagin
any appertaning situated in the First District OF
Richard and Reg streets aud measuring three hundred
nineteen iee eight inches and ouI aes en on each Of
and ftyhse fe nine nches lines FROM
sa and Rc ard sgreeaoy 20 plan drawa
by james Caller architect on tbs oh day OF February oi
deposited in the oce Of H. B. Cenas, late no'ay public In
~ z A CERTAIN PORTION OF GRoUso, togeth,r with
Cotton Press formerly Branch Warehouse aud all h
privileges, customs servtudes and appurenances
thereuno belonging or in any wise apptaning ,ted In
The same District square bounded by Market rchou-
pif on ReiaiOus St streets, and
fundfd ty FIVE feet inches and lines front
treet BY one hundred and ynne feet ten
and line front each OF TckOapauas and Rslg
streets sgreeaby 70 plan drsvn by James Caller sreh
tect on the 5h OF February l53 and deposited in the oco
All the aroye being in American measure
Being the property the decreased acquired BY pur-
chase from psitt5 per act before r T. Cuvser
notary public th city, the lst day OF November 1861
Plans thereof viii be on exhibition at the Exchange some
days previous TO that OF sale.
p9~ TkRns-C1sh on the spot.
Sheriff Of tie Parish Of Orleans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
Nature Property,

TINT VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
fnoWn as Square No a. A. bounded by Poyras Lafavette
DE ia snd ater streets and subdiyded into Il lets 3
mated ey the Nos as, 6, o. TO- H. l2 Is and i4
Lot No forms the corner Of POydras Water and Delta
street and measures 70 feet inches lines front Water
street. 70 eet inches lines front Delta street. BY l2l
"a feet 10 inches lines deep on the dividing line Of Lot
Lot No measures 6 feet inches lines front on s-
street eet inches line front Delta street hy lat st
lO inches lines deep the line dividing "A from Ia NJ
No g. ~A''~1-s HOn Lot
Lot No measures 25 feet inches lines front an v.,
set 70 fee6 inches Zines front De street. bV 10
No = - o'''--s ~ rom Lot
Lot No nessurss 6 feet6 incAes lines hon, q, w..
street, ~ ieet inches rss front On Def, street b,s. t
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvfD SALE or CHOICE
REAL ESTATE, TO EFFECT A PARTITION BE-
TWEEN HEIRS OF AGE.
BY @. DE FFRIET,

AucIIoxEER-Oniee Ne. 81 Royal street.
SArURDAY, Jan ~. 1ses. at 1s ,,s.rl. o'clock as
Royal between Canal and CustonOuse Streets will
2dT TVDf OF GROUND in the second District of tss
city in .Ss square sOupstd y VT,11s % Dssphn HSps
ana Dauphn streets and ms asurss g fees inches 'front.' on
'front.' on Dsupsia q street .''' '''"''
Tae Baidngs Improvements consist of substantially
did roe actually used as store two rooms and ystole
above and two rooms below aso prvies. The
yard paved with rcst the introduced Ia the house, ASd
This is most desirable stand one weEnown having
been for occupied BY Rnh the renowned Dusg st aud
2 ANOTHER LOT OF sRoUsD. in the sane district
lot measuring SO feet inches front Dauphn street, By
Ths Budisgs and consist Of splendid
stcy Brick Residence, covered with states with an orna
large hall two fine paSor. divided By sliding dosrs ana
small psuty in the wall and in the story hall two
four com, bathheuse; priviess etc
bOcis neg. bohood in which this property is sit
ue,ed s one 4 Rs %o,i PsSssn; in the second D.i,e
aelaesl g he l. Isy described .ad me sgrHg q fee. II
and lines in depth The buildings and improvements on
said Lot consist Of old onsstOry frame containing
2 rooms also water works, cistern, privies, etc.
b1Sc.S sS Bssep IN 81 hs ossds B,on sa and
IIeme srs. measuring ing feet inches sne lines front On
Ire buildings improvements comprise story frame
residence with Iss cred front and covered with States con-
ard a pantry; and In the story
cabinets Atwosory frame back building, clntaI ng fsur
There shed and pviss the premises the yard
sPaved with bricks and the water Introduced.
The whole according plans made by p C. BoudOusqle
Civil Engineer and Architect.
H8- TERNsOnehird cash and the basnce q credit Of
and two years in Hoe. divided nts to sui, the
parties interested secured by special and vendors
lien aud bearing eight cent interest the day Of sale
nn final payment the buildings be kept Insured and
poicv policies transferred t interested parties In
OF Judicial proceedings for the recovery Of tbs Of
unpaid tho purchaser will be required Ave
cent attorneys commissions the amount recovered
Acts SALE, with u Int rnal Revenue attached
before A. ID. DOriocOurt, Notary PSble purchasers
expense.