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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16
PERKINS & HOUSES
kon-ExpIOsiye Coal Oil Lamp,
Constructed on Sir Humphrey Days Plan.
MOST EMINENT SCIENTIFIC MEN

PRONOUNCE IT;
l. Absolutely safe under all circumstances, bot h
from breaking and explosion.
2. II gives twice ss much light from same siz a
wick.
g. It consumes 80 per cent less oil.
4. It IL ornamental and durable-lasts ; life
time.
5. 1t gives no odor or smoke in burning, turned
never 80 low.
6. The steadiness and briniancy of the fame is
wonderful
a. 1t is successful rival Of gas at a triHing
pense.
This last statement Is verified by some of our
citizens who have quit the gas and are using these
lamps.
We invite the attention Of the public to these
wonderful lamps Use them, and we shall have
no more shocking deaths and terrible fires from
coal oil lamps exploding or breaking.
General Depot at DORTCH & HADDOX' Drug
Store, where you may see them burning every
night.
Agents wanted in every county.
r-r ...s AOHEY HAMILTON,
General Agents for the state.
Nashville, Sept, 7, 1s7O-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16

NEAL IN HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, SHOE
II Findings, Curriers' Tools Full market rates
paid for Hides, Tallow and Sheep Skins; also
Leather In the rough or finished. Oonsignments
viii receive prompt attention, and proceeds re-
turned without delay.
A superior quality Of Tanners Oil always In
store 49, ~ 500 augS0-dAw3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED THE IN
III terests Of O. N. b O. r. Ordway, in the firm
Of GORDON, RANKIN b 0RDWAY, we shall con-
tfuue the FL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16

Wholesale Clothing Business,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16
GORDON s. RANKIN.

under the firm name Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16

was uuplOuS.
A little farther on is the place where
the immense mass meetings of the Athe-
mans used TO be held. This is large,
semi-circular spot. There seems TO have
been no seats, so the importunate speaker
had a good chance for playing trick
quite common nowadays among stump
ers. This spot now bears the namefOf
The Bema of Demosthenes. 1t is little
altered from what it was when Demos
themes stirred and excited the Greeks by
his PhillipiCs, and when the came people on
the same spot cast their shells against
Aristides. Here one can, as on Mars
Hill and the NeOpolis, feel that he is in
the presence of true Athens, and here he
has an opportunity for the poet, orator,
or whatever the tailor designed him for,
TO show itself. No longer as at Pn9us
do modern changes so interrupt ones
CONCENTRATIONS. The stand on which the
orators stood is hewn of solid granite.
TIE term stump speaker" could
not have originated whence every
good thing about speech-msking should
come. What jolly, exciting times there
must have been, when all Athens turned
out TO discuss and hear discussed the
situation" What place for the speaker
to get off pretty speeches in q word to
cant. Just above the Acropolis, the Par
thenon, the great statue of mighty Mi
nerva, and Mars Hill with its revered
court, looked down upon him. Below
stood the temple of Theseus, in sight that
of the greatest of the gods, Jupiter. Near
by ran the Elyssus, in front was the sea
and Salamis in sight. With all this and
a thousand incidents connected there
with, very small gun ought to have
gotten off loud report. Remains of the
vast wall built by Pericles, and which
extended to the Pireus, still remain.
There was something about those
remains that excited me almost as much
as anything / saw; exactly what that
something was, can't tell. 1t is long,
steep walk to Lycabetus, but the sight
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-16
NOTICE.

~ want It! Everybody Wants Il
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
wnRar al 4 DINNRa DE.

A correspondent of the Rural AezV
Yorker tells how to prepare wheat for
the dinner table: Washing will take
out most Of the foreign matter; look over
and pick out the rest; then put the wheat
to boil, with five or six times its measure
Of water. Il may be cooked slowly in a
dish or kettle on the stove, or in a hom-
inv boiler. the former cese requiring
more water than the others. The a.
mount required also varies some with
the varieties of grain, and the time that
they require for cooking-from FIVE to
eight hours. In any case the juice, when
done, should barely fill the grain. and
be thick and gelatinous, or, rather.
starchy, when cool This makes an
excellent dinner dish, with meats of any
kind, or without meats. Place on the ia
bic cream and sweets or fruit juices ii
you have them; so that those who prefer
can eat the wheat without the fat sail
meats which are all that some farmers
have at this time Of the year. l should
have other meats, or rather | should try
to. Fats and fat meats are of very little
dietetic value at anytime, and often they
are worse than nothing in hot weather
Farmers relish their ham and bacon
mere for their pungency Of taste than foi
any other reason. No doubt they are
often missed for few days when first
laid aside; so the topper misses his dram
and the smoker his pipe, but that does
not prove that they are beneficial &c
him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
LovE.s swRRrnsr mosrENr:


perhaps there is no period, says
Anthony Trollope, 80 pleasant among
all the pleasant periods Of love-making
as that in which the intimacy between
lovers IS SO assured, and the coming
event so near, as to produce and endure
conversation about the ordinary little
matters of life; what can be done with
the limited means at their disposal: how
that life shall be begun which they shall
lead together; what idea each has of the
others duties; what each can do for the
other. There was a true sense of the
delight of intimacy in the girl who de-
clared that she never loved her lover so
well as when she told how many pairs of
stockings she had got. It is very sweet
to gaze at the stars, and it is. sweet to. sit
out among the haycochs. The reading
OF poetry together, out of the same book.
with brows all close, and arms all min
gled, IS very sweet; the pouring out of
whole hearts in writing words, which the
writer knows would be held to be ridic-
ulous by any eyes or ears and sense but
those Of the dear one to whom they are
sent, Is very sweet; but for the girl zyho
has 1saae a SHIRT jar tie mar she l0es.
there has come a moment in the last
stitch Of It sWeeter than any stars, hay
cock, poetry, or superlative epithets have
produced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
Legal Notice.

LVINA J. PITTS and her husband
\ George Pitts, of Washington, Washing
on County, Iowa, and George S. Cryder,
# the State ofIllinois, viii take notice that
Henry w Pumphrey, Arch bald LybFand l.
VILLAIN p. r. i'd, Thomas 3. Powell. Walter
{. Watson, john D. Van Deman, William
VI. Warre:i, John b. undHge, John H. Mem
ienhaII, William g. Williams, Edward r.
Thompson, Homer NJ. Carper, Henry A
VeI,.h, Samuel p. Shur and Jacob ]. Shur.
lartners as 1.-THE Deposit Banking Com
any OF Del ware Ohio, on the 10th day of
TunP, 1871, fled their petiti,n in the Court
II Common Pleas of Delaware county
ohio, against them and George s. Cryder
he 18th day OF FEBRUARY, 1853, said George
:. Cryder executed his promisSOry nore OF
hat date fer 81, 100, payable on or before
With interest from April I, 1863, and that
her. l. due theron said sum OF 81. 100, with
interest from April I, 1859; that plaintifs
bwu said note; that at thr same 18th of Feb
-uRry, 1869, said George S.Uryder, to secure
aid note, executed ant delivered to said
and her assigns the following premises in
Delaware rounty, Ohio and in ScioBl town
Ois, Virginia Military District, and being
nat certain lot of land formerly belonz Ing
to Soils Reynolds and which was Net off tn
said AIvtna ]. Pitts, In the subdivision and
Reyn Olds deceased; B ginning at n post and
stone M the iuncfiOn OF the State and Conn
ty road, South 80 deErees east Sl1% links to
a stone on q post by a red oak; thence North
50 degrees west 240 35-I00 poles tD a corner
Tree lnBnCH s1ftubl OF uGGtEGN 0U HltuuGFkI
west 81 68-lOO poles to post and stone In the
corner; thencr South 81 degrees east
253 lilo poles to the centre of the State road,
pO>t, stone and brick bats Ia line on north
line OF the State road and thence Norfh
81 degrees so minutes eat So 93Iz-I 100 poles,
the centre ofthe State road Iothe
be aiming; containing IS acres and L 81
poles of land, as per survey made hy James
Eaton in October, 1868, more or less. Plaint-
IFS ask judgment against said George -.
Cryder for 81. 100 90, with interest thereon
rom April 1. ls69, and for sale of said prem
aes to pay said debt. At the next August
FERN. A. d. 1870, of said Court said case will
be heard.
June 10, 1870.
CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffk.
iune1e-6wpfs192 25
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

Legal Notice.

George Myers, Plaintiff,
against
oatrlek Mcdonald. William Court Of Com
McDnnald, N. Mcdonald. mon Pleas q
samuel ID. Cline, William DelaWar-
aancs & William A. Hance. county, Ohio.
at partners under he firm
II Hanc- & Son, 6efrnuent~.
nAFRICK MCDONALD, William he
Donald and NJ. Nc Donald, in the Stat
Il PennSy ylv4ni.s, viii take notice ths
feorge Myers. of the C1unEy of MORROW
state Of Ohio did The 18th day of Juttf
\. d. 1870. dis- his petition in the Court
COMMON Pleas for Ine COunEy o1 DelaWart
IN said State OF OhiOs agafn>t the J.
Patrick Mcdonald, William Mcdonald, N
Mcdonald Samuel D. Cline, and william
Hance & William A. Hance, late partner
under the firm name OF Hanc- & Sou. de
endauts. setti.g forth that on he q, h da,
II December, A. %. 1873, the said defendant
'1tFirk Mcdonald, William Mcdonald an
M. Mcdonald made and delivered, anon
CGh s. their proInlssofy noisz- % sam sam
. ID. Cline as e IlOWs: one for $500 Das abb
IN or bef,'Fe January lst, 1870, with 1ntereS
md one for 500 payable on or before Jai
nary lSt, 1871, with interest CnaL 70 Secul
he payment of said prOmissOry note
! rhe said Patrick Mcdonald William NJ
Donald and NJ. Mcdonald executed and dt
4vered to said Samuel D. Cline a mortgag
iced on certain premises IN said petit q
ItsserfFef a.. iGusite in said County of Del
ware, and in Ranse l9. I, T,'wnship6, SectiO
I. containing three q Is IL 100 acres m re
{. IS, known as the Cline WOolen Mil Sift
rnat on the 5th day of March, A. D. 1853, f.
valuable consider s.blon. the said Samu+-i
Cline assigned and transferred to Plaintiff
said DrOn1SSOfy nOb6S ana mortgage ueea
TnaI the said Samuel d. Cline and William
/ Hance & William A. Hanee, late paTtn. T
under the firm name of Hauce & Ss,n claiu
SOM intere~t in said lands under the sal.
| P trick McDonald. William Mcdonald ai''
L VI. McDnn tld. and praying thatsaid Patricl
Mcdonald, William Mcdonald and NJ. Nc
Donald may pay to the Plaintiff the sum o
$500 with interest thereon from the 2Sth da
| # December, 1863 o. that said premises Il
| said petition d scribed may be sold to pa,
| the same and for other and proper Teliei
/ The said Patrick Mcdonald, William Nc
1 Donald and NJ. Mcdonald, and each of them
| ar htrebA required to appear and aBswe
/ said petition i or b fore the third Satarda
| after the 22d day of July, A. D. 1870.
! DELAWARE. o., June u. 1870.
GEORGE MY EES.
| By T. E. DUNCAN, PoPPLEToN & MCELRoY
| his Attorneys. juneI7-6Wpfsl9 25
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
DENTISTS.

ma. SIM, having opened am Omce iml
A EVANS BLOCK. ts prepared TO 90 az
kinds of Dental W OrlE in the latest ahd
most approved manner.
Extracting itrOus oxide euBed-periectly
harmless.
Regulating a speciality. The most irregu-
lar trefh made b. auttful.
Appliances for cleft paiate and loss OF sub
stance, either by accident OF disense ln-
gen .ously made.
Makes Cold, SiIBeT, Porcelain, Rubber
Aluminium Addmdl1tine ana We8lOn's Metal.
satisfaction guarante d.
he uses DR.. TWICHELL's "SQG Lining
which IS a sort flexible lining made 10 nt
the gums perfectly, thereby prev uting lr-
ritatiun of the gums and securing more
perfect fit, enabling persons 20 wear q etn
who from old age or utst a>ed gums eOulQ
not It can be attached TO either of the
above plates, so that persons wearing piatee
that do not ht or thai fall down when talk
irg or eating can have them remed1ed
quickly, permanently and cheaply. We
buI charge S. for attaching IL to piaf e8 made
by others. Call and see o., al-O crrtiueate8
from persons who could not wear teeth at
al until they tried Itgfehelps S9N LfntnQ.
All persons are cautioned against USING It,
as he has the exclusive right for tue town
of Delaware.
Diseases Of the gums, mouth and throat
cured.
No charge for Examination or gdricc. Al
charges moderate.
Nitrous Oxide administered for Surgeons
in MINOR operations. apretl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
Legal Notice.

IDNEY MILLER and his wife Tir-
y "a Muller, whose residence is isunknown.
but vino are said to reside near Paris, Edgal
county, Illinois, viii take notice tHat Henry
W. Pumphr-y, Archibald Lybraud, Viii
liam P. Reid Thomas E. Powell, Walter T
Watson, John D. Van Deman, William M.
warren John Bruudige John ii. Menden-
hail. William G.. Williams, Edward r
Thompson, Homer NJ. Carper. Henry A.
Welch, samuel p. Shur and Jacob J. Snur
partners as '!he 19epoSiG BANKING npanA
of Delaware" Ohio, uid on the 9Th day uf
A pril, A. d. 1870, file their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas sOfDeiaWareC County
in the State of OHIO, against them, said Sid
ney Miller & Iirza Miller and others, settIne
Iorth among oIner tnlngs, Gha6 on the 5tl'
day of May. 1868, said Sidney Miller execu-
ten his prOmissOry note of that date foi
SlUSS W payable on or before April 4th, 1870
to BENJAMIN M. Fairchild or bearer with
interest annually from A priI 4th, 1868 and
that there is due thereon the princi pal and
interest, except that interest has been paid
to April 4th, 1859; that plaintiffs own and
hold said note; that al same 5th of May
1863 said Sidney Miller and Tirza Miller 10
secure said note executed ana delivered tu
said Fairchild a deed of mortgage on said
premises, conveying b5 him and s assigns
the folio wing land IN said Delaware cou"-
ty, State OF OHIO, Harlem township, and in
Section g. Township 3, Range 16, United
States Military land, aud bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point in the center OF
the New Albany Road, where the south line
of BENJAMIN 81. Fairchild's huIne farm tsS
then owned and known crosses said road !;
thence West with the said line I62 poles !;
thence South 81 poles and 10 links TO the
southwest corner of the home farm of the
late sherman Fairchild; thence East 1S5
poles; thence nOrtherly along the center
line of said road 81 poles and % links to the
place of beginning. Whlcn mortgage was
conditioned that If said Miller, or any one
for him, should pay when due said note,
and one other note for same amount and OF
same date due Ap. il4th, 1871. and one note
of same nate for $544 due A pril 4tb, 1872 with
per cent INTEREST,", aud one note tor S54l %
due Aprii 4tn, 1873. then said mortgage to be
void, otherwise TO be in force.
Plaintiffs pray Judgment against said De-
fendants for 81 .08S 03 with interest thereon
from the 4th day of April, 1858, and far sal
of Said premises, and for general relief; and
also setting up that there is an unp paid
mortgage til er-on given by said Benjamin
M. FairchIId to Lyman Hanover as Execus o.
of Huldah Fairchild deceased, and said Ex-
ecutaIr IS party Defendant.
At the next A August term of said Court said
case will be heard.
June 10th, 1870
CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
je1O-6wpfS2l Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
United States MarshaI's
Sale of Real Estate.

evils W. Ford, etoL, Unitei States
Assignees, CireuiT Court for
Peter CockreIl, ct al of Ohio.
IN pursuance or the commands OF a
Vei.di Expo issu-d from he Circuit Court
{ he Unitesi States for thu Northern Dis
rict IF QhiO, and to me direct d. sh III eX-
l.'Se to public sale, AT the door of the Court
Iouse in the town OF Delaware. on
Saturday, July 80, 1870,
It 10 O'Clock a. m, the following described
Z al Estate, to-WIt: Situated in the County
Il Iaware. and State OF Ohio, bounded
md described as follows. tn-wit-Be'ng all
f Lat No. twelve, (l2), in section two, ~,
township three, go, in RanZe sixteen, 90,
Tniied states Military Lands, containing
ne hundred acres.
ALSO, another tract or parcel of land
-Ontaining dfty-six (56l acr-s. be the sane
nor or less, lying and being ia Harlem
Ownship, Delaware county, AID State of
Dhio, in Sect on one q, Township three,
3. Rang sixteen (l6), United SIates Miii-
.ry Lands. it being he south part of Lots
No, IL and Is, bounded on the south by land
Dwned by Aaron Howe, and on the north
" land owned by James DuckWOrth, heiug
anne premises conveyed to James COckrell
" William McCluDg and wife, by deed
.,ating date June p, A. d. 1913, and re- ord
ID in vol. p, pages 242 and 243, Records of
d eds. Delaware cuunty, Ohio.
ALSO, another tracT or parcel of land, be-
ng part of The I'd S,-ction of the Sd Town
hip Of the 10th Range, OF the tract ap-
Oointed 10 the satisfying warrants for mill
saTy services granIed 1 % lanes 7saS I0nnSt9n'
- follows, towlt: Beginning the north
2 st corner of thC lot of land heretofore
ieedeI to the party Of the first part by Ed
ward Cockrell, and to him by Robert and
Tohn Armstrong; thence east eighty 1907
Z, ds; thence south fifty (50) rods thence
west forty -four (44l rods; thence south elev-
n ll1l rs'ds; thence west ourteen (14 rods
and fourteen 90 Inks; thence north eley-
IN tll) red =; thence west tw wenty-One (2l) rods
eleven (tl) links; thence n'IrIh b fifty (50)
rods, 10 the pace of beginning, containing
wenty-six (2B) a. res ofIand, same premises
.;Invey' to James COckrell, by joseph
Linab-rry. January 29th, A. D. 1897, and re-
corded in vol. "a, pages 343 and 344, Records
# D-eds Of Delaware County, Ohio.
Appraised at s
RUSSELL HASTINGS.
Marshal Northern District of Ohio
By JOHN w. LADD, Depu'Y.
June %, 1S70-july 1-5t pf $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
sTARR,s READY REMEDY

sEAHEE2s EGaAWL EeHlNI = y I
Supercedes the necessity Of paying . cents
for a thiU Bile full Of Pain Killer. It Is equal
to the nest Pain cures in the market, and
costs hut half as much, and warranted 70
answer Just as we'll In all cases. If you DO
not believe 1t, tTgEt. ~
STARR, Delaware, o., and kept by ali
Country Merchants. apr@8tI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
..rHE MAN OF BLOOD AND 1RoN.Y


Bismarck's convalescence. writes 4
Paris correspondent, will be productive
of some real surprises for Europe. He
has been still long enough. and viii soon
break out into new erratic enterprise
But he IS terribly broken both in body
and mind. He has been steadily run
ming down since 1866. The strain on
his mind previous to his success in CON
solldahng Germany was fearful He
rarely slept more than FIVE hours dailv
tor the three years preceding the '66
campaign. a Correspondent Of A French
paper who visited him in Berlin lust he
fore the occupation of FrankfoTt esid
that Bismarck told him that he had not
slept for three days, nor been able fo
have even moment to himself. lat
terly, too, his life has been fatiguinq in
the highest degree. The drain upon his
mind during the parliamentary sessions
IS something fearful. He has been
good liver, too, and enjoyed society many
a time when he should have been sick in
bed. It is probable, however, that his
intense vitality will enable him 10 triumph
over al natures punishments, and live
20 new successes, or at least new experi-
naents. 50 long as Germany is not COM
Pletely consolidated, he will consider the
PUT pose OF MS life as unaccompIished. /
Inc Austrian question, too, is dailv be-
{ coming q more import to E.rone A.
large, and above all to Prussia Tbe
Alustrlans bear toward their conouerors
VI 1900 a hatred which can not he
4uS1lCned save IN new blood. One rea-
81. 5on why the Emperor of Austria IS TO- /
e.;.!as .5 ~ unpopular at home is that he
b va MS Wnoie attention fo t,a II,,,,o-,
for ave1o2i-1ll al.'iiSSl WIN
wrongs. There is not e1o6gb @Ars.il .sea,st lssli /
ment among the Magyars agsinst o6siis ps.ls
sia to ever induce them to ight H,;tbo,,. tluS
urging but the Austr;ev1e' Atru'
are as ready as they were on the ma
Of Sadowa. And are as Ger
tain TO be whipped as they were then.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
AdImInfstratOI.,s SaIe.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Pro-
/ bate Court of Delaware county, OHIO, 1
will offer Tor sale, at public auction, on the
9Th day of August, A. D. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, upon the premises, the
following DESCRIBED real estate NituaTe il
the County of Delaware. and State of Ohio:
The one undivided eighth part of the two
following described tracts of Land F.: Firsi
tract in Il third Section, fifth Township,
n1n-teenth Range, United States Military
SUI Tey, bounded as follows Beginning at
an oak p'ist and three stones on the range
iine at a pOlni forty-seyen poles and twenty
links north degrt es So nlinutrs east from
stone on post at the southwest CO.. ner OF
the thru quarter; thence South SO degrees
80 minutes east along the north line OF
William Huntly's land one ] undred and
thirty-four poles and twenty links to a stone
on post on the west line of Tuompson's
land ny beech and red Oak thence North
degrees so MihuI e. east along said IhOmp-
son s west line IA poles and l81S links to the
center OF the ROAD, passing over stone on
post ON the south edge of the road thence
south SO degrees west along the center of
the 70 "a 444 poles 10 the range line thence
south degrees 5o minutes west 9l poles and
links to he place OF beginning. Second
tract IN same Section, Township and Sur
vey, in said County and state, aud descrIb-
Ell as follows: Beginning at the north least
corner Of s. T. JennlngsF lot see survey OF
Games Eaton, made January 2l, 1910, at
point &c, thence South SO degrees 20 min
utes east along an old line 81 78L-l00 pole. |
TO q stone on q post, elm IS inches in diam
eter, south "A degrees easl links north 78
degree west 3212 links thence Soutw / de- |
gree ~ mini uIeS west along old line lUp 414-25
poles to stone on a post north ll5I degrees |
'-last 1852 links; thence South 6s uegFees As |
minutes west along said road 70 751(IOO |
pol =; thence North decree and minutes /
east 158 47-l0O to the place OF beginning; eX-
cept about a acres on the north part OF said /
tract and the use Of the road of convenient |
width along the east line of said tract, being |
that part sold by Frederick Decker to j. |
Bevln.
And on the same day, at O'Clock p. NJ,
on th,. premises, the whole of the following |
descri6 bed ir9ot in Delaware county, Ohio:
Virginia Military Survey 2992 bring part
Of premises formerly owned by Jabes
CoWles deceased, aud - Z OF IN partition TO
Julius B. Benson and Eliza Benson his
wife by the Court of Common Pleas OF nel
and 1867 poles.
Terms Of sale; one-third in hand, one
third in one year, and oue-third IN two
years from the day OF sale, with Interest
the payments TO be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sod.
JAMES II. DUNLAP, !
Adml nistrator OF Clarissa e. Benson, de-
ceased julyl5-4wpfsl5 J