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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-11
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-11
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SorrH CAEOLiSA,

EYECrTIvE EErAETMENF.
WHEREAS vacancy now exists III the
Office Of Coroner ior the county Of New
berry:
Now know We that !, ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor OF the State OF South Carolina. by
virtue OF the power and authority vested i'll
me by All act Of tic General Assembly OF
said State, entitled AN act concerning ;he
oliice, duties anl liabilities OF Coroner" ap-
proved January 27th, 1870, do hereby sp-
point and constitute WILLIAM SUMNER,
of Pomaria, a Trial Justice Of said county.
20 ill said vacancy, ard to perform the du-
ties Of said office until the Legislature shail
order I'll election 10 Sll said vacanc!.
In testimony whereof, ] have
hcreunto SIT nv hand and
caused the Great Seal Of the
= State TO ne affixed, at GoIum-
biu this 29th day Of Scptcm-
hcr, 4. D. 1871, aid i'll the
nimriy->iXlh yc;U nt th' lH'c-
pen,lcncc Of the United States
of America.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
+. l.. CAi:D0Zo, Secretary oi State.
Oct. 1. 4U-2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-11
W. II. WEBB.
Sep. 20. ::;;S-3m.
STATE OFSOJTII CAROLINA.
NEWEERRY COUNTY.


Isy James &. I.rahv, Probate Judge.
Whereas Richard {. Carlisle, h.'th made
sui; TO me TO grant him Letters Of Admins
,rarion, of the Estate and effects Of Samuel
s Sc;r, decreased.
These are therefore to cite ani admonish
al and <ingll4r, the kindred and creditors
Of the said i ceased. TO he aud appear be-
fore me-, in the Court Of Probate to be heh!
al Ncwbcrrr Court House, Oh the l4th day
October next, sitter publication hereof
at II O'clock iii the forenoon, TO shew
cause, il any they have, Nhy tie said ad-
rlr.:>,ra,io; should not he granted. Given
under my hand this %Gii DAY Of September
Ammo DopiiHi, ISL.
JAMES G.. LEAllI, I. N. c.
O,t 1, iu-2i.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-11
Tile Paper for Every Reader.
THE ILLUSTRATED
Record and
Repository
Formerly Called The Illustrated Family
Friend


4 MAMMOTH REPOSITORY OF GOOD
READING. Science. Art, Stories. Poetry. Etl-
ouette, Fashions, Farm, Garden, Household
Natter and Recipes.
Already reaches FIVE HUNDRED post Offices in
the South alone and has reading circulation OF
near THIRTY THOUSAND.
That its already immense circulation may be
extended until it reaches all lovers of good read
ing, the publishers are receiving subscriptions at
only Que Dollar Year. aud sending to ev"ry
subscriber splendid premium package contain
ing THIRTY dife7eut articles. among which are
the latest fashionable Tinted initiated and French
Stationery, Perfumed Sachet. Pens, Pencil. and
choice ofa piece Of Jewel-y. The premium in
mos: places, would cost more than dollar. An
e1tr. copy and premium sent free for club Of
Eve Watches, Sewing Machines. Pisnos, Die
tiooaries. Albums, Silver Ware, given for clubs.
Now is the time to subscribe, and get specimen
papers and premium, and raise club. Send One
Dollar for one years subscription. and 25 cents
to cover expenses for mailing premium
Address plainly, Record and Repository or
Z. Y. HARRISON & Co.
Oct. 4, 4o-tt Sparta, Ca
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-11
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

NEW 5F.tib w. I.
Bv James t.. Lrahy, Probate jUri.a.
WnErEas, Richard T.. ai!i>ic, hai' '''air
suit 20 ne 20 grant him Letters Of A'!;n;,.>-
tration, OF the Estate and effects OF &, orc
4. Ep;lrg, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite aud a':inom~n
al and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, TO be and appear be-
fore rIH, in tie Ccll; OF Probate, TO be h"s'i
at NAwbrcry Court House, on ;"e lii;i d.y
Of October next, after publication hereof,
atl- o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, i! any they have, why t!e sad a.
m:a:Sira,ion >hou'r! not be granted. Given
under NY hand this 10Th day Of September
Armo Dur,:"i. ISL.
JAMES {. LEAHY, =. ). y. t.
Oct. !, .tn-2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-11
SALE OF LAND.
395 Acres,
Bound for the West

THE subscriber, determining to 90 West,
offers his PLANTATION Of ONE Hun
DRIED and ELEVEN ACRES FOR SALE
Tie place is half woods land, well timbcrcd
with twenty-five acres Of bottom land The
cuI,ivatabic land is in a high state of tillage
Tie land is well watcrcd, their being three
creeks running through it, with good mill
SCAT. The above place is situated three
miles East OF Nc"bcrry G. II. On the
premises is very Gne orchard, &c.
Sep. -, S9-3t j. :. SLOAN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

The Reno, Nevada, Crescent is responsible for the following
 "D. NJ. Bull, who was reported to have had his hair raised in Arizona, made his ap- pearance in Reno this morning and received the congratulations of his many friends on his escape from dangers real and imaginary. We examined the top of his head and found the hairs very scattering but attribute the condition of his caput to early piety and a habit of carrying pint bottle in his hat, rather than to the attentions of an Apache barber"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

The whiFet of the Carpet Bagger's organ a. Tucson appears to be spelling for news paper fight with the MINER, but the MINER cannot lower it's dignity and character, or neglect the interests of its supporters, by noticing so contemptible a blockhead, dog rohber, liar and slanderer, as we have, tune and again, proven the conductor of the Cni- zen to be-further than to keep it fresh in his mind that he is exempt from chastlsement by sarcasm. which might convey the idea of respect. The MINER deals with principals; {; never with paid hirelings, cowardly calum- niators or unmannorly understrappers who live by doing dirty work for third-rate poll ticians and their tools and the only way the brevet bull-whacker in question will hereafter obtain notice by us will be by placing his foul person in too close proximity to our olfactories. No time or space have we to bandy words with cur who fills his paper with vile islanders, unchaste phrases and vulgar epithets which he has borne from his fathers hearth, and which should never be heard by decent ears. Back, dog, to your kennel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

Our facde. r purchasing and arrangements for sell ing fully completed and offer 10 riiE TRADE, a Full Stock of Merchandise in each department com the Territory.
 tha benefit of every Interior Merchant 10 buy of usinstsad of In San Francisco elsswhe,hsreby avoiding the expenses and anuoyances of long and tedious journey and the less of three months fiTs slry receive their purchaes enabling them io increase their profits with the same or leas capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive careful attention the same as though ths parties themselves present
 In wurd GUARANTEE sArIsVAcTioS in prices, quality, quantity, and Assortmeu, of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received a, latest San Francisco qaai-.n. or sold fur account of owners may be de. sired HOOPER WHITING co.
 Arizona City A. T., Sep, ls, ls70.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

THE BRursERs.-A new match for the 30th of November, has been arranged between Mace and Coburn-S2, 800 side. The mill will come of, in accordance with agreement. within 100 miles of New Orleans. This time Coburn has signihed his intention of "fghting it out on the square, and no non sense." The rufiians should be permitted to whip one another we'll. ..'....
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

Civ. Cs.DlT.-Pets,uma, California, ike san Andreas, is very fine town, and we would think the Crescent, of that place, a very fine newspaper were i, to mend its ways, and hereafter, credit the MINER with what ever it may be pleased to copy from its col umns. The Borderer, of Las Cruces, New Mexico, has also sinned in this respect.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

Elizabeth Cady Stanton recently visited a cemetery at Salt Lake City, and behed so many little graves therein that she had to turn away from them, while tears of sorrow trickled down her ancient cheeks, and dis gust for Mormonism filled her throbbing bosom.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

The editor of the Alaska HsraH is about to fall victim to all the Aleutian and Creole women of Alaska. There is danger that he will establish Mormon colony out there and be, himself, the pFophet-just that he may have the happiness of providing for some three or four dozen of those Aleutian women with the smallest hands of any women in the world,n and of hearing them call him "husband"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

The Central City (Colorado) Register thinks we "are some" on turning a compliment, r and we are not disposed to dispute its asser- ton. s:..' :.. '... -t." ..a ..s. '.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
PRESCOTT.
ARIZONA STACELINE.

Regua, weekly tiIs by stage with mail, will be made beiWeea
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA San BernardinO, California. Stage leaves Prescott every Saturday morning s eight o'clock arrives a Waterbury. sunday morning; La Paz and Ehrenburg, Monday morning San Berusriine Thursday syeEing.
 Return stage from San Bsrnardino leaves Saturday morning a eight o'clock, and ArTves ai Prescott every Thursdsy eysning.
 DISTANCE. ABOUT 45o MILES. FARE-Frum Prescott to San Bernsrdinn, ssO % gold, Prom Prescott 10 Wiokenburg, 5000 gold From Pres ooti io Ehrsnberg Colorado Rivsr) s45 oO. Packages transported on reasonable terms.
 JAMES GRANT, Proprietor. For further Far;ioulars inquire of
 AGENTS: ALLEN WHITE, PRESCOTT; I. H. LEVY, SAN BRKSARDNo. apl22
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: HOOPER, WHITING & CO.,,
 Have Established WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EHRENBERG. A. IT..

whcrc they offering TO THE TRADE large and magnificent stock of Staples tn the various lines required by merchants and traders throughout Arizona and selling a, less prices CASH than they can be ht down there or by any nc, having tsame facilities this iuse possesses which cousis, of experienced resident partner nhe New York and San Francisco markets; where they BUY FOR CASH OF NTUETERs or import their own -,eek direct and n large quantities Orders by letter hIled with aud attention and A, SAME PRICES though the parties were themsslve. present
 Being the conttors for the transportation of Govern Deui supplies from ,his point all mhhy ps-is and ha. ing sufficient transportation coSsrNrLY oS WAND can furnish A pos, traders better advaniae and in lees time ;iaa any ether h~a.e a4o forward Asy and all merchandise machinery Other articles oonsigd to
 !V- Highes, price paid for Hides, Buiiion, any ether marketable article produced in the country.
 HOOPER WHITING CD. Ehrenberr 4. T. August l5 1871,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
PhDnix, Arizona

snsf Iayfbz ;s sxTzssss e. s ss:spdi-< sss z.sing the distribution o the gin. the balsaes of ths Ir.sess arising the sale oi tickets viii b~ appfisisi t- sar us
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE,
 ITO RE CALLED uE- Public Library of Kentucky.

The Coueert and distsibuoa VI i zks Pses under tss immediate supervision Of the Trustees san~d s hs ac o Incorporation
 The Trustee. wiii bs assisted by well known and sn neB, eitiEeHs Of Kentucky, who have coassped o ae
 present at inc concert and to sfsrHtsod the drawing Ad distTibatiSa o' siftz.
 The holders of ticket. ,o which gins Avanisd uA b, paid co presentation af ;hsm their factOu s ihe office in Louisville the -econd day aer drawing and every business day fs sin months thereafter and may e sss direct ur through any bank krprcss Conrzny ts ed lection. All orders accompanied by Dnsfs P0s Onre Money Orders Grecnt@sks w bs promptly aiieaisd io and ticket. returned by EAl registered of expressed desired.
 Ticket. ar. if. greeuhacks-good only to the holder
 Buver. will notice oaiy oss HuEdfed Ts-s- and Tcse,s n-eHd of Two Hundred Thousand ss h he San Francisco Gi Concert snd there sa0oo oas ds trbu,ed sold that And made tis awards in tsuI months and paid sss- Oo0 tcks; holdes from November sd b
 18th le70 and turned sl2Oo to the seeFs'1y as' | ticket. Doi pres@nsed ,, IL wiil be particularly noticed that s matter n rossibiliy for any know what nam6sn dfsH sis Ia known what the if of any number dn@ss n the hrst wheel will be, until the scaled t~h sw Se amount of the ef plainly printed s tahrn fsA tse VI wheel and opened in full view 0f the ssalsnsf the larger gis may Bo, out hh t0Ssrd ihs -s- | n the middle Of the drawing. The slo,up gh 1 San Francisco Gin Concert under the lsADakeulth | R Peters the SDOth numDer dTaWA aud r~ sN~'~' | and raid to a gentleman in New Orleans. ,, | sT-The nnmbers and gifs are drawn oy bhna eni'- | from to Is years of age. ..,ts. The draw ing will be extensively published a" s. ordering tickets win have printed lists sent tbeul forming Clubs and desiring informAion, will Pe-' | this office.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
PRESCOTT.
ID. RENDER SON X BRO., Wholesale and Retail Dealsr ln

Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, TInware, Glassware, Crockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty. Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Children's
 Toys, Fireworks, dc. They particularly bvits the special attention of Farmsrs tn their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. consisting of all knds of
 Pl0tcs, CgLicdtors, Double Sh0rsi Plotcs Seed Soteys and WheeL1drrors, Also, ei the trade, to their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All of which th-y win se lower than any other tadsr
 Csntral Arizona Give them s call, b~i-rs purchssiug el-ewherc.
 HENDERSON, Ss BRO. Prescott August l3 ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
pIONEER DRUG STORE.

pIONEER DIR UG STORE. Prescott E Arizona. On hand and for sale,-
 Halls Balsdm for n.e Lungs
 io'"seHd' Sar'qPariIla'
 Ayers
 BrisOrs
 Hrips
 Ayers Cherry Psctoral,
 |" Ague Cure,
 Osgood's Iadta Cho,agogp,
 Bro,cn's Jamaica Ginger,
 Perry Dacis's Pain RaLer,
 GoOddles Cdtdrrh Rsmedy,
 Broten's Bronchial Trocies,
 Bryan's Palmcsic Waters,
 Dr. DerinIs Pitch LOaeage,
 Rodting's Cough |"
 JdyRe's Patent Medicines, And, in fact, a full assortment of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Psrtumery, And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physicians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. lS- Dr. Ksndairs oace-In rear of Drug Store. Prescott, April 2I, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
II Tickets, sIOo, ss Tickets, sass 70 S'eA
 cts. $500, II3 Tickets, sl,ooo'

The undersigned. late principal busoss' hsnAs z, s-s very successful Mercantile Library Gn tosss S ,.. Francisco California has been sFFesn'fa E t tI,.yr of ager of inc Gif Concert iH aid q ws rapA' A' Kentucky. s a .x.,vthiug
 The drawing will take place in pabe ana " .srs,'. will he done satisfy buyers Of ucks" uE % r,eud. will be as well protected as if they pefsonaiiy cd the entire affair
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

A full .urpiy ofa ths Patsn' r,ns sov Kl Ai b. KEYpALLs Pioneer p'-' ...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
MANNER OF DRAWING

There win be two glRss wheels ons snss .-. m. tain lnO OsO numher. plainly printed ou leahei sA s other wheel will contain 72l boTes each s % One tag or number will be drawn sefa ma ,, S hs
 II eon;ain f neatly prinisd and sealed u .SS ss , gin 70 drawn from the sso0ad wheel VII n @ a s na tag first drawn, whether tl00 sl,Oo CT sio""'
 nouugQd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02

OFFICE ieO Nas Street ysAhAL AMhALpEMAy, R.T. DURRETT, Presdsnsi sNs,s,arr; w, CITIzESS Vice President; N W. LusAi' o
 Meesy received from sale of lesss G ID wsIIs Fars0 eon anal Nevada will he deposited ha" Co., NfgnA e"N M. A. FhhS General Agent, virgi.ia sms, n,.,i"n. - xvho Yin suppIy tickets aDd furnish ihll'---,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-02
ia, ,aoA TICKETS DISPOSED OF IN '..

To insure ticket hodsrs the pubic arc o a ths only e5 0OO tickets sold, only E dmipished pro ras Tn case 5O OOO tickets only ,od % Sn os dimiu to 90 OOO 20 in the large wheel and 'he ' G sOd tho sn,irs sTG TSl S1h. viii be pald h ii being n'sn"S" unsold tickets shall participate . Al. c;...ns Bank
 The Manager has already paid into ine doe. po de.
 S% s. af sass. s nay bic sspsa,ss oi Pns.Ss ,.ae. adverising etc The public ATe ipyh.a ipS.,,
 scrpy las ,o the reliability of the enns % al, Of our
 Pers5ss dssirous of acting agents " @asadaa sd. tickets Ia any city of the United States |"
 dress .,.a n pETEHs,
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11

gus would sick to the truth would think bet
,or Of him. I,c says ''hc lectures the l@gisla-
turc upon representation, tcmpai once and other
subjects all of which hold have perfect
right TO do, yet whrn he says ec'ured anybody
of temperance, advocated n single measure
brought forward by any temperance iaan or or
pnnisaton, then he says wha, " not true. J
care nothing for the opinion that ARGUS or any 9th
or ANONYMOUS writer may have ~ NE or for public
.,,,;ujon am not asking iur Avurs nor expect
ING any aud tile idc. Of shu,ing mp my mo'Ah
or stopping my pcn !, cnnnot he done quietly.
Nor nm preparing Though 1nrpc -basgcr, 70
ic,yc the Democratic party SIS only and worst
wish ,lat have toward Argus IS thai lac may
live and enjoy a pleasant iilc inhl ! iesNe ihe
pcinocrAtir party. then he suIrlv VIII nave
cond long time Of u. i'ccanse do not approve
az all ,hencis OF the Demurdfic Ifgislniarc is
that nny reason Why sho1id leave me parry
never expected 20 control lhcilc'nhrrAlie parry
SO; when they do wlaa ,hn' Is not right 'ht
probability Is that viii hT u. argus 'hnssl
might have confidence IN M. parry 'hN ,ntr
will do right. must a1mi' \ rrgarh 10 ,he'F
doing right II is lil;lc s,Nkef nnh noi Mi'hpu,
cause. Yc, am not going ID 'eser, nv l"oI
old shipnf Democracy, 'ior WIN Hl sr la"',s
lotc her s,ill IN regard TO %. wufin "asImE
suppose Il vii, continue 10 dI' - and ho' hh's
either Argus or myself should sc happen !" 20
of aud sAy nothing ahoufh. u u srh 'os oo VIZ
feelings OF Argus 10 read my lfitcrs, whcl COW
lneueing 10 read an article Iusl lock TO ihe emu
ori,. ifit Il mine you will see my namc and then
sou can save your feelings.
Argus thinks appear res i've. Had owch
him hundred dollars for a pns limc Rad lie
vns likely 10 he ca, ont or Il As limitation, after
havins asked me for it, IT illl him that u Is
I. iucxpe1irui To ;ikc the matter into ronsid'rh-
lion "a, the prrscut time. wohld hc no, become
rrs,iyc and soon let me hudw that hc would
make me nav. Now have h,cn waiting lar my
risbt. for the las, twenty six ycars aud asi have
MI lnn,, "a .,av am afraid ,f losing nl claim
/ hv limitation. iha, IL why lapprar rcsiINo.
| ,aiuc n,y fights more than mpncy. Tor II ! lose
Y iitc latter know huw 10 carn more, wl'lrl nave
/ my health and U-e Of H.y llmi ~ lose any ~
I NV ri,h,s am not ,urr that i will ever he able
I Ia re, thcm back Who arc The Legislature N
Z pslrware that thcy should ndt hc spoken ui cN-
rep, IN tunes et praise Are ihrv immaculate
+ Ttn thcy do nothing wrong thiHk not. there
t,r. .h.U 4l,ctk of their ari " such u way ny
.ui,s ,nt..lr Miil Nreus itI ur the difference
between / publican tongr IS that drpriAcs W
tttisfps of state uf thpr riIhi. ly III act OF tc-
construction aud Il iicmo,rAGr Legislature wh,
have .G iho,r puwcr u glys y a iorii"n 81 W,
,itizrn4 vf Il, .tatrfiehts which thty have lost and
yci refuse 10 do IT. Such The position the
I LEGISLATURE Of Delaware todd occupies.
Respectfully,
A MuItku nRAs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
Ear he .Midalie,rn 7tanserila

Mn. En,roR, Sir Your correspondent . Ar
gus, seems TO he very sore that have written
10 the Wilmington papers, just ms u had not
right 10 do so. believe we profess to have
Democratic government, and TO have free speech,
free press, equal rights, equal taxation and rep
resrnta,ou. II Argus will admit nll this then
think he Is n Democrat, hut no, consistent one
when he attempts 10 say that have not a right
10 blow ms own horn aud tell the people OF my
honesty aud Of the purity OF my Democracy:
Have no, u right TO do so and 10 criiieisc the
acts Of any public officer, and 10 express my O.
pinon Of The same? II not, what has become OF
all our loasted libcriyi Have not u right when
we are living In state that ihr Democratic par
" have ihr control Of every officer In II, and
which profcsses to he In favor OF equal rights,
md know thai an, not enjoying my share,
mus, | be afraid 10 say go? Not SO, Mr.. Argus,
II your Democracy consists In depriving every
one who choose 10 diiftr with yon on any sub
jcet, from expressing their opinion if even u
should be In praise Of thcmsclscs,) then we do
not belong 10 the same school Of Demo Gratis.
shall use my voice and my pen, and those who
DO not choose 70 listen can leave, aud those who
Ao not like 10 read what have written have tho
liberty 10 not rad IT, which liberty or any other
never would attempt 10 deprive him OF. IL Ar
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11

since. But this act. Of the Grant Admin
istration, is unparalleled for its atroci'y and
ought 10 call forth one universal burst Of
indignation from every man claiming de-
vesios to the principles Of FREQ elections
and a republicans form Of government,
The. dominant party in Congress has drag
eed down the very pillars Of the Cons,itu-
ton, in its blind party rage. and Samson
like it cugh, TO perish POLITICALLY speak
'.ingD for its unparalleled rashness aud te-
mcriiy.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
Pnosrrcr or An ADJOURNMENT. The

PHosrrcr or AN ADJOURNMENT. The
prospects are that Congress will adjourn
carly next week, without adopting any
general legislation. II is understood that
the President has reconsidcred his deter
mination to sen 10 message upon the
subject Of the Disturbances in the south.
aud that he has concluded 10 make no
communication upon the subject. This
,uskes sdjournmcnt certain on or before
"wednesday. The Senators who have in
troduccd 20 many land grant and subsidy
bills appear 70 have adopted an eicctual
means iof bsingibg about an early ad-
|jolf46le6t, u s6e cifsct has bcsn TO dis
fp1t ! 1ersst thsny members who werc in
0el1), ~ y 6ive oshsss b opportunity
eeuffft 4 lDsedS dePaSturs, II order 10
ssSbs - lelIslshslon. - Wnsh. CIR.
n. r. Erjtsne..
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
Fifteen Acre Is Of Peach Trees,
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,

.rn,taiui,o EIGHT ,.bod rooms, besides Back
Kitchen attached. Flc main building is ~ by
$ feet and has gdod ccier underneath. lnero'
IL also on the farm 4 Frame Barn 50 hy 30 feet.
t;rtnary 20 by 80 ihct. Carrnge House, Smoke,
lluuse Pnultry ,l,lu.c. small Farm House for
hands, &c.
N. Bon tic dt recently used as tile yard
4 a small House aud Garden. now occupied by
/, ,oorcd man. vino has the right 10 occupy the
sAlne Gs long as hd lives Tree oi charge.
ANY licns that rm, exist against any Of tho
lcyislt. of the mid Samuel smith, deceased, viii
t.4id IN the urdc Of their prinriy, out Of the
rr.nc4iiyt .harrs at saih drvsccs in the purchase
money arising irom said sale 80 FAR MS the same
shan suffice iuf hH purpose.
TERMS uf SAFE --Une-ionrth of the pur-
i,nsr money 10 le paid in cash on the day Of
sba: one Other luarih in one gear thercirom,
and the rrmHindri ~ three equal instruments,
~, -ailc In Three Hour aud Five Years from the
,Dv 10, ale Tie credit payments TO draw in-
,o,r,t nom Tic da rf sale the interest 10 he
,,,;l Il, ,utll, th,tNaitrr on the whole sum ow-
ip. an, the rn,lhruis thereof to lie secured by
the Bond oi Auic Il. ,hc purchaser, WIN surety
or .nr,ti 10 d. APPROVED rs the Trustee.
- hi. u 'fit rH G. 'ff1i'H hc s"". i"s-
srssiau given ia u dhiicly after sale. Costs Of
Decd stttutls. Sc ~ be laid u. purchaser
JAMES "a! hCk GRouNE, Trustee,
March .--is E!A'on, Md.