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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

DEATH OF Hon. JouN SLIDELL-A recent
cable dispatch from London announces tho
death of Hon. John Slidell, at the age of
seventy-eight years. 1t has been lust three
months since the death Of Hon. James NJ
Mason, with whose name that of Mr.. SlideIl
will always be associated. Mr.. Slidcll was a
native of New York, but removing to New
Orleans in early life, he there identified him.
seifwith the South, aud attained great distinc-
ton at tho bar. He was appointed United
States district attorney for Louisiana under
President Jackson, was frequently elected to
the Legislature, and was a representative in
Congress from 1913 10 1915 He was then
sent by President Polk as minister to Mexico
to negotiate the settlement of questions then
in dispute, but his mission proving fruitIess.
he returned early in 1916. In 1858 he was
chosen United States Senator, which position
he held up to the breaking out of the late
war
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

L ~ " ". S. MAsoN.s.
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secured q majority 10 the State Sem
ate, aud ever since il has been rolling
up q record OF shame and dishonor
Measures Of the utmost Importance,
and demanded by the necessities Of
tho people. have been defeated. aud
no legislation accomplished ave that
which served partisan end. m at
tempt has been made TO fasteo an in
famous apportioument scheme on the
State, and even now M active con-
spiracy is on foot to repeal the .Pnila-
delpbis registry law aud to turn over
the control Of that city to the wors,
class Of criminals that fasten them
selves on the politics Of a city. Tn,
annual appropriation bill is threaten.
ed ; the local option law, af,erhavinp
passed the House, suspends in III,
Senate. and the temperance men Of,
insulted and driven from Harrisburg
All The corrupt legislation Of the ses.
-ion. and the failure to pass such n
was necessary, can be traced to th,
Democratic Senate. The responsible
ity belongs to that party, and mus
rest with il.
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speech Of Or. J. &. Aver.

The Legislature Of Massachusetts,
having enacted law organizing o
new town to DO named after their
distinguished fellow citizen, DR.. j. C
Aver. on tho occasion Of the iuaugcr-
alton Of the town, the place was hon.
ored by the presence Of an Immense
crowd Of people, including many dis
finguished men, The "grcat medi-
cine man" was introduced by Presi-
dent Prescott with high encomiums
based on his personal and life long ac-
quaintauce. After thanking the au-
dance for the cordiality Of their
greeting, Jr. Aver sp Ike us follows /:
Ladies and Gtntiemea
On the western coast of Scot land
where it slopes into the Irish Sea. n
river, rising on tho mountains of the
inner land. winds down among the
hills and empties into the FIRTH OF
Clyde. From remote tine il has been
called Ayr from an old SEQ ch word
"Ayry,. meaning an eagles nest-the
river of The eagles nest. Near It's
mouth aud con'ig uous harbor, long
,toud bnmlet which became q royal
burg or town named from tho river
and now about onc-Ihird as large II,
Lowell--the city Of Ayr. For more
than Ia thousand years it ha been no
ted in the history of Scotland. .'Du.
ring the wars Of Robert Bruce il was
Que Of bis resorts, aud was especially
favored by him because he was there
cured OF lcprosy. Oliver Crom wei
made il one OF the depcts and head
quarters Of his amy 10 his attack up
on Scotlaud, and onc Of his old foft
IS now the Citadel Of AYR.
| But above. oil its distinctions, Az
was the birth. place Cfths poet Burns
And what u poet What u voice ha
he given to all the endearments O
home How HIS he hallowcd the cot
iage and all it covers---weahs an,
wife. patches and poverty. beans, bur
iey, sls. hardship and the poor men
toll How he wraps with Tenderness
Whatever he names, even his blea
leagues of pastore, the stubblo field
ice, snow, sect, and rain, brock
birds, mice, ibstles aud heather. Hi
Bouny Doom. John Anierssp, ny j
John, Aud Lang SyEe. aud Higi,
land Mary roll round tho world !
ever ringing symphony with what
purost aud best 10 human nature. Hi
songs woo and melt the hearts Z
youth and maidens. bring solsce I
,be sorrowing and courage to the q
verburdsped BY their lot. His inspi
ratios hps ses tho affections 10 qaasi
in straias that are imm9rlal. 4.
l No other o.s mna eyer made
language classic, but he has reDdeFe
! THAT lowlsud Scotch 4 Dotic diaIect ,
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CURSED WITH MoNEY.-Too much
money has been the curse OF many q
man, and of no one more than Horace
Hawes. San Francisco lawyer who
has just died ot the age of sixty
years Horace was successful enough
TO accumulate the handsome SUN of
two million dollars. AS he grew
richer he grew neaner, and fioally
avariee and distrust Of the world
crushed every generous feeling ont Of
his heart Having no love for Others
considering that others were his le-
Ultimate victims just as far us he could
overreach them he came to that ter.
rible state Of mind which lays every
good deed aud every offer Of friend
ship at the feet Of selG,hness. lie
had young wife and child. and he
suspected their sincerity. He adver-
tised that no one was TO trust them
on his account, and wien he found
tha, he had to die, he made his will SC
as to leave them totally unprovidcd
for. Fortunately. however, the will,
which leaves his property t, the city
has SO many restrictions in il that il
is impossible to carry out provisions
and this furnishes good ground fol
proving thot the old fellow was insane
and thereby securing the prcpsrly for
the rightful heirs. Probably Have.
was the most unhappy mun in Sau
Francisco, and it is not improbabl,
that be died hating himself.
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= 4 niLL pissed tAe S,ste seuass on
Wednesday last v whieh Autho rlsss the
thd ssmulxtivs pystsm Of sotipR 10 sll
,tbs hoFoughs oftho Comuonwealth
at elections for membsrs.of town coun-
,ci)ss 10 I'll boroughs whereis the
number Of such members is now 6xsd
st fgo. the bill requires that six shall
hereafter be elected. Voters may then
either distribute their ballots among
six candidates, or eumulats upon one
or more. % they shall choose. u
This, bill, ,eif II passes the House.
will permit moro general testing Of
this particular plan Of minority repre-.
ssntation than has hitherto been posi-.
bic 10 Pennsylvania. Tho most pro.
Tbund statesmen OF the timo now favor
abe adoption Of some system whereby
mtrositissl shall be able TO secure .
more jult representation. and but for
the opposition Of the Dem ,cratio Sen
ate 10 constitutional convention there
would be ovsry prospect fhst this pPln
oipls would soon be. embodied 10 our
fundamental isE, ~ u has been 10 thai
pf Illinois. n
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she pscple. and you viii fcslize the
valae oi q be example old mother Orc
ton has set yon. 30 worthy Of your
ambition to follow Bull schools for
your children and Hud talent to teach
them. then intelligence and integrity
in prosperous aud happy homes viii
be your sure reward.
Associated as You have made mic
with our veal and wo, wish ! might
be allowed to cantributc from my
means sush a. they are. something
'owarIs this first foundation of the
public good
Gentlemen, l have detained yo,,
tool long. Oppressed with tho fear
that I do not dcserve tho distinction
you bestow. ! pray God to make M
worthier, aud to smile upon you will
llis perpetual blessings
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Connecticut.

Our last returns received from Con.
nccticu, up to tho hour OF going to
press give English, Democrat, plu-
rality of twcpty.oue votes over jew
ell Republican. About thirty votes
arc returned as scattering, and il is
probable that the election will de.
vclve upon the Legislature, which is
Republican 10 the Senate by five ma
.iority, and in the House by fifteen
majority. We have carried three
out Of four Of the Congressional dis.
,ricts. and on the whole done well
After expecting SO little and getting
so much, We have every reason to be
sa,isGcd.
The New Haven Palladium Of yes
terday says:
"Ncver before has the vote been so
close. At the late hour at which
we write, the returns raccivcd from
all but five towns in the State give
Marshall Jewell a majority of City
two. Even should later returns
change these figures aud elect Mr.
English, the Republicans have not the
less gained n great victory. 10 spite
of New Hampshire, in spite Of the
money Of Tammany, 10 spite Of the
Sumner Incident, 10 spite of the mis-
representation Of the Presidents ac-
tion with respect to San Domingo. th,
Republicans Of Connecticut have beer
true to their faith, and have brougb
TO naught the boasts of tho Demo
Gratis, who promised to carry thu
State by more than 1000 majority
elect three members Of Congress and ,
majority Of the General Assembly
Connecticut will be represented il
this Congress, as in tie last, b.
three Republicans, tbus making uI
for the detection Of New Hampshire
aud in the Fourth district. the pur
chased majority Of Mr.. Baruum ha
been largely reduced. The Scnat
Ill be Republican. The lower Hous
WI! WIN n''-s Q larger Republican major
'ty tnan 'ha'~a last year"
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MR. BILLINoTELT Republican and
all the Democratic Senators in our
State Legislature, says the Greens
lurg HtrqId, succeeded last Tuesday
afternoon, between times, while ma
Ring a free use of their white hand
kcrcbicfs iu trying to suppress the
profuscdow o. tears, (crocodile) in
passing o resolution Of extreme SYM
pathy for Mr.. Sumner. and of regret
nt his removal from The chairmansbip
of the committee on Foreign Rela-
tions. We have for some time past
noticed that one Of the means of de-
termining what was right in politics,
was TO watch and SEQ what Democracy y
was opposed to. Where tho question
had no,hiugsin IL to bo determined by
moral rules, this was q sure criterion
.Toysc who have had any doubt as tc
tho propriety or policy Of displacipg
Mr. SUMNER must have no difficulty
now siuce the Democracy have es.
poused his case, and offered their re-
grets and sympathies.
Pray when did Democracy ever be
fore do any tbingbut abuse aud de-
rids Senator Sumner +? Gentlemen
your teap on the question, will ce
nissNt thu Remblican party in ncqui
ssccpoein that charge We are glat
.yoll haye shed them SO soon it will
, give,you more fime 10 gather a suppl,
10 Resp on ,aSaother and future occa
sion, skSr . mishep 10 yesy Politica
cs'culat5sps. gtlpsss L5lll
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IIarper's Eazar.

Free from all political and sectarian discus
ZION. devoted TO inshion, pleasure. and instruc.
fjoD t tsjust the agreeable, companionabls, and
inteteslinv domest ic paper which every mother
and life and sweethesrf will require every snn,
husband, and lover 10 brinu home witn him every
Saturday evebinE.-philadelphin Ledger.
by all means buy HARPEK's BAzAH. Not for
yourself but for your wife NJ daughter. or sister
or sweetheart There never vas any per pub
lished that so delighted the heat Of woman
Never mind II II does cost you new bonnoti II
will save you ten times the price In the house
hold economy 1t teaches.-Pfovidence Journal.
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fo,v ,cboAsfs and tbo .,~~.s .,,ooa f,C sho
neon,c arc n1np.Irc,tsd Nm, show a
strong ,les;ycb learn.
Tho resources of tho country ara
vast and ynr;ous and ca,ahls of y,co.
increase Iron ore IA abund.n, snd
uos.ibly available for manut,c,urinp
iron. Conner ores arc Of n fnir
degree. bnt the mines are no, exten.
siyely opeued. Tho reported coal of
Samana is only Ignite. and of little
value as fuel Little is knowo of The
sold regions. Shit deposi,s arc ex-
t.nsiye aod vStuable.
Considerable snnce Il devoted 10
lsetlipp forth the riohness,.of the sol,
and tho variety Of trop,dsf produrts
and those az .fbe teo,,mfa;os re,ions
l,ound on the uplauds.
The island II reptesen,ed "a oeucr-
ally bcalthy, bnt sec,ima,iny /, .ncc.s /.
sary. Tb,s part of the report il no,
finished. Esu6ouakcs nre NO, ire-
auent. bat Ia autum hurricanes often
occur.
Tie public debt statement il to be
compared with later da,s received nv
the Commission to- see il ,bey have been
furnished with correct figures. As
now made mn tho debt is in round
npmb,r.. fourteen bundred thousand
dollars: additional pendiuo claims
4 wo bundr,d and f,ur ,bousanl dollars
includinp one of seventy tbousnnd by
President Baez for personal propcr,,
destroy cd in the Spanish war. and up.
der the 6rst head is S600,OUO ior bach
salaries. The total is qiven az ST..
: 556, 900. The Official statement q
: Government receipts for 1870 show
total of S772 600. aud one of the item
I, is for import dues alone. over scOU
900. ..at
The commission find no founda,io,
for tho statement that Dominica 1
bound to uayti for an indemnity sun
to France. No treaties of npy couse
ouencc exist between Dominica an,
otner powers. The only settled bonn
/, Diary between TIayti and San DomiD .
q is the old Spanish and French lines q
a l777. When the Haytieus were driv
! en- out Of the east part Of The island
. there remained. as disputed territory
= considerable extent east Of the boun
Diary. This is still 10 dcspute. O
>, this the Hsytiens have held practical
, ly constant control OF the towns Of Sa
Mi.uel, aud Los Caubas.
The Banica valley east of these an
!, the Ncyb, district have been alrerna
y lively overrun by both parties. Th
y Claim Of IIsyt, to the boundary of ,b
Getirard man. which is the meridi.
through Aita.Vela, isparded as pr,po
ferrous. The extent of TERRITORY With
II the old boundary of l777 is found b
- new and careful computation 10 be %
PIP SQUARE mil, : The portion thu
A L.. ~.
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Public. Sale.

The undersigned, COMMITTEES Of thc person
and estate Of John Oldt, iunatie .of Besyer
town.bip. will expose 10 public SAFE, On ,the
premises, on
!Sa'ur'ay Aprl 70. 1871.
The roll wing real estate, to wit.
Tract No I Situat" in Beaver t"wnshtp, shy
der county, Pa +, boundei and desctib'd as FOL
lows Adjoining John v. stump on the east
John GsiI On the south. George Olft on the
west, AMI ihniei Kline on the north, containing
FOUR AcREs and Nine Perches strict meas
ure, wheteon is erected q shop aud stable
Tract NJ situate in saii tO~nship, abpin.
inv John Bingaman on the 'uth, jacob >m'ok
and John Blckei IN the west, George Oldt ou
tho north aud Joel Klingler on the east, con
tanning TEN A'RES
Sale 20 commence at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, OF sid
day, when coud lions will be made knownby
JOHN ). SMITH, Committee,
April Q, 1871
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The De,necratic Platfsrn.

"The Democratic party is toe Free
Trade Parry. "--Nep York World.
"Tho election in New Hampshire
means the election OF Democratic
President aud Congress-. a convention
Of the States 20 rectiiy the Constitution
and to undo every result Of the war
- Ciroairie. (A,ossia. Georgia.
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a
HARPER's sMAoAziSy,HARPE WEEKLY and
HARpKR's BAZAAR, to one address, for one year,
tl0 90; or any two for " 90.
The postage Within the United States is for
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The volumss u the Mt4a.ins eo@pence With
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Fragrant Sapoliene

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds OF Clothes and
Clothing; removes Paint, Grcese, Tar. Sc., g..
Instantly, without the least injury to the finest
t,oric. sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. FRAGRANT SNPULIENE ,D 80
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BY an aocidSnt rsgrstteA ~ ssfor-'
kunato 1t the time. but, which u The
cnd may prove : hlsaslag n dIs6eise
tho penorrstic rc's- lsst pessaber
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A complete Pictorial History OF the Tiuei
Harper-s Weekly.

The best publication Of Its class In America,
and so lar ahead OF all other weekly journals ms
not TO permit Of any comparison between II and
any Of their number. Its columns contain the
finest collections OF reahing matter that Q
priuted It's Illustrations are numerous
and beautiful. being furnished by the chief art
lists OF the country Boston Traveller.
HARPsR's WEEKLY j. the best and most In.
teresting illustrated newspaper. Nor does iis
value, depend on its Illustrations alore. It's
reading matter IL OF high order OF literary
merit-varied, Instructive, entertaining, and un'
exceptionable.-N.Y v. sun.
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Harper's Periodicals
For 1871.
PERS PUBLISH ARE ALMOST
IDEALLY WILL EDITED.
The Nation, N. Y.
Harper's Magazine.

The great design Of HARpxR's II to give cor
rect Information and rational amusement 10 the
great maPses Of the people There Is no monthly
Magazine. an Intelligent reading family can
lees afford to be without. Many Magazines are
accumulated. HARPKR's IL edited. There IL not
u magazine that 10 printed which shows more
Intelligent p'ins expended On Its articles and
mech sBical vxscution, There II not cheaper
Msgalipe published. Thne IL not. c0nfessedivs
d more popular Magazine In the world = New
England Homestead.
At once the most popular and, In Its scheme,
the most original OF our Magazines,
All the periodicals which the Harpeu publish
are almost Ideally we'll cdited.-Natiou.
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- KNOXVILLE HOTEL,
HENRY BENFER. Proprietor.

The und,rsiVned adopts this method OF inform
ing the public that he uss opened hotel ~ the
above named place, on the rosi from Middle
burg to Bc ,vertown, and that he is prepared 70
entertain the public with hrst class accommoda
tiobs. hENRf bbsfEh'
April o. ISL.
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DLooMINGrOy uLL. NURSERY.
Seeds. Seeds,

Market Gardeners wanting fresh and reliable
eeds, should buy of the growers We grew the
finest varieties of Rect, Cabbage, Carrot, sugar
,lorn, Ksle, Lettuce, Melon, :. 'uipn, Parsnip,
Radish, spinach, squash, furnip and other We.
yetabl. Seeds tatalo-ues with Price List
men, lI20 Market ntreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
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TNnBIS Is NO HUMBUG!
by sending 35 CENTS.
with age. height, color OF eyes and hair. you will
receive, by return mall, correct picture OF your
future husLs nd or wife, with namo and aate OF
marriage Address W. FOX, p. .. Drawer No.
"a, Fultonviile, New tork.
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how made in ten hours withot
WIN drugs. Particulars o cents
+. SAGE Orcmwe,l, Conn.
$50 s 9 +; 80 s 90

DSNCHOMANCY.-A lady OF gentleman
! can make al, 900 n month, secure their own
happiness and independen e. by obtaining P~Y.
CHOMANCY, fA~rINATlON, or SOUL
. 'HARMlNG 400 ppgess cloth. Full instruc
tiOns to use this pow er over men os animals at
will how % Mcsm rize, become Trance or Wri
ting mediums, Diyination, Splritualism. Alehe
Young's Harem, Guide to Marriage, &c all
contained In this book; 100000 sold; price by
Any person willing TO act as agent will receive
a sample copy Of the work Tree. As no capital
10 required, all desirous Of genteel employ mont
should send for the book. enclosing 10 cents for
postage, TO I. W. EVANS h 90, Al south sth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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"Depials are childish, aud It is
worse than childish to charge che Ra.
ideals with getting up Disturbances
What Democratic jouro,l 10 the
North dare publsh the extracts from
Of their own party papers that We oDe
print above Pres.
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Union HOUSE
Midilsburg Pa
URIAH i. WLlSkK. Proprietor.

Accommodations good and charges mod
crate. Special accommodations for drov
ers. A share Of the puhlic patronage Il
solicited. U. =. WElSER.
April o, 1871.
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WANTED ssE sSss,: s.. 'Ts-s.fiE' Ss9s, ,i, : a !
TORY OF irALY,p (iiiustrated,) by JOIN /
q. Abbott. A splendid subject and popular "
thor. B. b, RUSSELL, Publisher, Dcsis
Mas.
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"ANTED-AGENTS. geo per
w dayl TO sell the celebrated HOME SHUT.
feed, makes the "lOck stitch" (slike on both
sides,) and Is fully licensed. The bcst and cheap
+es' family ewing Machine In the market. Ad.
dress JOHNSON, CLARK. 4 TO, Boston, Mass 4,
Putsburg, Pa, Chicago, H., or st. Louis, Mo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
stfs
(tENTREvtLLE HOTEL,
" tLste Mrs. weavcr's.)
Ssntervile sn!dsr Co, Pa:

This long established sod well known hotel
having been purcha sed by the undersigned, he
soIicits q share OF the public patronage
PETER HAkTrAN.
Aprit o, 1871.
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Duurhy d Co.'S. Adueri,seme ents.
Agents, Male & Female

For fast selling popular subscription
Books. Eftra inducements 10 AGENTS. In
formation free. Address American Book
Co., 62 William Street N. Y.
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Tte n4sk nys1Rl. nFnallonlsls ssnslhls end
pses;iIs pses;sIss q ~ s:s sss z. si:s :ss
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4 VOID Ql'ACKS,-A victim a.
"a early indiscretion, causing nervous de
bllity, premature decay, SC. having tried In
vain every advertised remedy, has u simple
means of selfeure which he Will send free to hl-
fellow sufferers. Address J. IL. TUTTLE, IS
Nassau street, New York.
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We commend 10 the careful consid-
crotion Of the Democratic journals
that deny The existence OF the Kuklux
the following admission from the Eou-
isville Courier.Journol, the organ OF
tho Democracy of Kentucky:
"Wc seek to detach tho Democratic
party from all conceivable association
with the idea OF Kukluxism. We pro.
pose 70 do this not only by depounc.
ing tho Kuklux, but by procecdiup
against them 10 way that will not be
mistaken, and If effectually corrict
ont, cannot be cva1ed.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of q writ of Nend Ex.. Issued
our Of the Court Of Common Please OF Sny-
der Co. 10 me directed. will be exposed TO
Public Sale. at the Court House in Middle.
burg. on MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1871, n,
10 o'clock. A. NJ, the following valuabl,
REAL ESTATE as follows to wit ;-All
that certain Tract Of Land situate in Chap.
mon Township, Snyder county. Pa. boun.
ded east by land Of John Noll. south by
land of the German Reformed and Luthe
ran congregations OF Grubb's Church, west
by land of william Heiges and others, an
north by land of Henry Arnold. containin &
1Ol ACRES,
More rr less. wherein nre erected TIVE
Story. Weather. boarded Dwelling House
Good Birn. and other necessary and con
venien, out buildings.
Taken IN execution and TO be sold rs the
property OF Ben.omin Phillips.
JOHN S. WOLF. Sheriff
SberifI-s Office, Midllebug, March Ii, II