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Child FeD.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.


81 like children he said to me one
day at table IL like 'em, and ! respect
EN-. Pretty much all the honest truth
telling there is in the word is done by
them. Do you know they play The part
in the household which The kings iss-
ter, who very often had mighty long
head under his cap and hsl;', used to
play for monarch: There's no radi-
cal club like nest OF little folks in :
nursery Did you cYsr watch baby :
fingers? l have, often enough, though
| never knew what it WAS to own one.
The master paused half a minute or
so. sighed-perhaps at thinking what
he had missed in li'e--looked up at
me little racautIy. | saw whs: was
the matter; he had lost the thread OF
his talk
"Bshy's fingers" i intercalatel.
Yes, yes did you ever see how they
will poke those wonderful little fingers
Of theirs into every ioll ani crack and
crevice they can get at? That is their
first education, feeling their way into
the solid facts of the material world
When they begin to talk it lie tie same
thing OVER agaia in another shape Ii
there is a crack or \ flaw in your ans
wcr to their coufoun,led, shoulder-hit-
ting questions, they will poke aul nuks
until they have got it gaping just IS the
hohY's finuers have made 4 rent ont Of
that atom of hole in his pinafore tha'
your old eyes never took notice Of -
Then they make such fools Of Us by
copying on small scale what we do
in the grand manner" "-From the 1T
lantic Monthly for February.
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County Officers.

Probate Judge, THEo. o CASTLE; ofice in
The Court House,
Auditor, MICHAEL HoEsPLsR; Office in the
Court House.
Treasurer, WILLIAM Read; Office in the
Court Heuse.
Clerk of Court, DAVID 0KEY; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. A. J. PKARsoN, Office
mp stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. ARCHIBALD HosKINsoN;oSice in the
Court House.
Sheriff, GEORGE CALpwEIL;ofice in the Court
asuse.
Commissiouers-JAMEs ARM-TRoN9, Nm
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud
iter.
Surveyor, O. S. SLOAN: Pos tofice Stafford.
Iufirmary Directors, JAcoR C. foao, PaILip
scHUyAcHRR, Sr, STEPHEN DouGBEkTY,
Coroner, JOHN AuHLEMAS, Esq; baresvilie
Mezree county, Ohio.
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The Chicago Tribune hopes that when
DR.. Livingstone is found he will be put
under bonds to keep out of Africa.
"Shcarman' is very appropriate
name for the Senator whose votes on
tariff questions have contributed to cut
down the nocks of Ohio in three years
from 100000 to 100000.
A ,Iancsville, Wisconsin,, paper SAYS
the girls of that town "s!eep with their
corsets on" When those Wisconsin
girls take notion to be squeezed, they
are going to be, even If they have to
have it done by machinery.
A mathematician Of note is calculating
The chances for repetition of the Chi
cago contlagration. All the progress
lie has made thus far is to ascertain that
there are 10000, 900 cows in the United
States
A few days since the Omahs City Ply
s!cian ordered red hsg put upon a
house on Sixteenth street to indicate
that one Of the inmates had the small,
pox. Immediately thereafter 3 large
crowd collected in front Of the house,
and was being rapidly augmented, when
a gentleman passing had his curiosity
excited sufficiently to inquire what the
gathering was for. The reply was that
they were waiting for the auction to
commence. When the real significance
Of the flag was understood, the crowd
was dispersed much more quickly than
it had assembled.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

January is.
Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged
as follows: Best beeves, Sc 00s7 25 {;
that generally rated first quality s5 GOA
6 00; medium or good fair quality, 81
00s5 80; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cnws, S3 5Oa4 90; inferior and lowest
grades OF cattle, 80 00a0 00-goneral
average of, the market to-day, So 25 -
Extreme range of prices, SO 00a1 Il
Most Of the sales were from 81 75a5
80 per 100 pounds
SHEEP-The receipt. Of sheep have
fallen off this week, good qualities be-
ing rather scarce and in request, though
there is no change in prices, quality
considered. We quote fair to good
sheep at 5a6Ic, and good to extra at GA
Sc per lb gross
HOGS The market has been over
supplied this week, III consequence OF
which prices have fallen off 1agc per
lb, and at the decline there hss been a
fair demand, though the market closed
weak We quote at Sc 00a6 rs per
100 lbs pet Receipts this week 1l,467
head, against 7445 last week, and $500
head same time last year.
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from the Barnesyilie Enterprise, 25th inst
TIE Me,hodists of this place arc hold
ing prouscted meeting, which has borne
some fruit already. Three or four per
SONS have joined The Church,
DEArn OF AN OLD CITIZEN -Mr Jesse
G, Wjtr, OF Fairview, died at bis resi-
dence on Wednesday night last. Mr.
Wier vas one of the Oldest and most re
spccted citizens of this part Of Guernsey
County, and was regarded with respect
and veneHation by the people of Fairview
aud vicinity. Aged seventy five when he
died, he had spent Gfty years in that vii
lsge, having opened the second store of
the place He was always considered
perfectly honest in his dealings with his
fellow men, and although not a member
Of any Church, was an upright and moral
man.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT Monday NOR
ming last Que of those shocking accidents
by fire occurred in our village, resulting
in the death of q much esteemed old lady
tue wife of Mr.. Edmund Mace. Mrs
Mace had been in very delicate health fol
year or two past, and lately had been
scarcely able to move about without as
sistance, Mr. Mace had gone into tht
cellar for some coal, leaving his wife sit
ting IN front Of the fire on 4 chair. Hear
ing her scream,h he rushed up the stairs ans
found her enveloped in flames. He dash
ed bucket of water over her, anC
then tore the burning clothes off her ~
rapidly as possible, but before the lir'
was eXtinguished, she was fatally burned
Her breast and arms, neck and head were
fearfully scorched After tn burns wer'
dressed, she calmly related how the acci
dent occurred. She had attempted tC
sweep the hearth and CRATE. and tn
broom having caught lire, she put he
foot on tito put it out, In doing So he
dress caught fire and she was unable t.
extinguish it. The accident occurred a
10A.M Monday and she died the follow
ing morning at O'Clock. Mr.. Mace wa
burned severely on the hands and face il
his efforts to save her.
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FRIDAY EvExgNG,EEnRUARyo 9.

ECLrsEs OF THE New YEAR 1872
There will be four elipses during the pres
ent year, two Of the sun and two Of the
moon.
The first is partial eclipse of the
moon May 90, . o clock 10 minutes in the
evening; invisible here: till the moon
rises, the eclipse has passed
The second is an annular eclipse OF the
moon, May %, O'Clock 10 minutes in
the evening; therefore invisible Visible
in Asia and ON the Pacific Ocean.
The third is small partial eclipse of
the moon, November II and Is.
The fourth is total eclipse Of the sun,
November 80, 10 clock Al minutes in the
afternoon Invisible.
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Lawyers, or others, desiring to pur
chase law books are requested to call a
the SPIRIT Office. The following are 70
sale:
.Chitty on Bills. ! vol.
Walkers American Law, I vol
Bowers Institutes, l vol.
Terms cash. If. H. r. WEST.
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REss TRIMMIN
wheeling Female College,

The second session Of this popular In
stitution commenced Monday, Janua-
ry 80. This is favorable time for pupils
to enter, as new classes are organized for
the last half of the school year; though
pupils cen enter at any time and will he
charged proportionately.
The Faculty now comprises Fifteen
Teachers There ale four teachers in the
Music Department. The accomplished
Miss DoDDRIDGE has charge of this De-
partment. Mrs. WALKER devotes her
whole time to the vocal training OF the
pupils. Mrs. WILKINSON presides in the
Art School Prof ROBERT KIDD delivers
two courses of lectures each year on his
speciality-Elocution Miss Duty, the
Vice Principal, has had long and suc,
cessful experience in Ladies' Schools
Indeed all the teachers are well qualified,
in every fespect, fer their responsible po-
Sitions.
The College has an attendance Of over
$50 pupils. and is in highly prosperous
condition undar ;Ge administration Of its
President, Rev " II MoRroN, A. Nj
One reason of this prosperity is, that =
safe and pleasant home, and superior cd
ucational advantages are afforded iat rea-
soaable rates for boarding and tuition
Another-the teachers are thorough, CON
scjentous and pains taking: every pupil
receiving special attention. We are glad
to have such an excellent educational in
stitution SO near at hand, and would adj
wise parents who have daughters to edu.
cate mot to 90 further and fare worse"
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evCol. letters, last Tuesday, at one
shot killed twelve quail.-Nobte County
Republican 18Th inst.
Presume the Colonel calls numbering
twelve quail. on the ground, at one shot,
,cfng shooting. FRANK DAVIS, OF the
McConnelsyille Democrat, terms all such
sportspen "Pot Hunters"
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, 0hio. issued TO
me rs administrator of the estate of Stephen
Knight, deceased, l will offer for sale, on the
premises, on
WedEcscldy, The 2Sth day Of February,
1879, between 10 o'clock m. aud 4 o'clock
p. m, the following described real estate, sit
uate in said county, to wit:
The west half of tbs northeast quarter OF
section one III, township four raj of range
five T5i oontsiuing eighty acres more or less.
Appraised at S., 500.
JACOB FISHER,
Admir- OF Stephen Knight, decd:
i,u3nr5
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A Historical Ship-.Query?

There is a story of a ship now sailing
from Holland built in 1868, when the
Prince Of Orange was fighting Philip ii.
of Spain, then at the zenith of his pow
er, She WIS sailing to the Indies when
the HoIlanders organized themselves
into Tie 'Beggars Of the Sea- and as
privatccrsmen earned a reputation which
astonshed the world This Dutch ship
is called the "Cnmmissaries DIES koning
Won der Ueine" She passed the Cape
Of Good Hope October, 1864, from 9a-
tavia for HOLLAND, then two hundred and
ninety four years old. SO says the We
raciOus record
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RgMr. W. ii. MALLORY. of Clarlng
ton informed us on Friday Of last weeF
that there had been FIVE cases of small
pox in that town, two of which died.
There remains three cases and mum
ber of cases of varieloid; but that th'
danger OF the disease becoming an cpl
demic had passed, at least that was th'
opinion of the citizens.
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Our SENATOR A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, writing to that pa
per from Columbus, says:
Senator Amos, of Monroe, hss had
two winters in the Senate, and is now
commencing his third. He is a good law
yer, and although he speaks well. it is sell
dom that lie speaks at sl. OF course, he
ispopular for the man that can spess, but
never does, unless on an occasion that
forces him to do so, is always sfavorite "
Good for 10.
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Cinclunatl Live Stock market.
January %.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK
SATURDAY. January q. 1912

GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these Yards for the
week ending Monday, January 22d.
were as follows:
Hogs, l3,4C0 Cattle, 720
Sheep, 2.JGO
REEF CATTLE-The supply was
fully up the demand, and the market
ruled steady with about all sold at the
close, We quote common to fair
butchers' cattle, 3a4!c prime do, 4ka
&c, and shipping cattle, 54a53c, per
GENITAL live weight.
SIIEEP-The market ruled strong,
and sales Of common to extra were
made at 3ia6c, per GENITAL gross. All
were sold at the close.
IOGS--The receipts were light, but
there is hardly enough demand to take
large arrivals. The market ruled easy
at S4 40s4 55 for good to extra pack
ing hogs, and light weights were sell
ing at 81 25a4 35 per GENITAL gross. At
he close about all were sold.
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From the St. Clairsville Gazette. a5th inst

From the st. Clairsville Gazette, a5th inst
Mr. Robt Kerr, ST., of this place, aged
y, bad a paraNtic stroke on Thursday
last. He Heappears to be in his usual health
only his speech is effected
Common Pleas Court commences on
Tuesday, Feb - 1872. 1t will be Judge
Chambers' first Court A number i'm
portent cases will he triedand it is expec
led tn be a very heavy term Five hnn
dred eases are on the d;ckrt
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wMr. JOHN w. JACKSON, of Clar-
ington, has been lying dangerously i'll
for some time and our information is
that he is literally starving to death
having been unable to take, food fol
more thsn week past.
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Administrators Sale.

N pursuance of au order granted by the Pro-
L bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public auction, or the prem
iSes, between the hours of o'clock M and
o'clock pm, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF March, 1872,
the following described real estate situate in
tho county 0f Monroe and State of Ohio, to
wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section [2Sl twenty eight, town
ship [5] Ave and range [5] FIVE, containing
forty acres more or less.
Also, the south half of the southwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section [29
twenty nine, township rs ive and range rs !
fv-, containing twenty acres more or less,
Appraised, lst tract, at 81 ,iJC.
d" I'd =" 800,
TERNs.-0he-third in hand, one third in
one year.and one third in two years from day
of sale with interest; the payments to bs Sc
cured by mortgage on premises sold.
Zach tract will bs sold separately.
THOMAS S. FOWLER,
Admin strator Of George Fiosers, decd
jan23w4,
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@WM. WHITE q Son, contractors for
bridges at Opossum Creek and Narrows
Run, are of New Brighton, Pennsylvania,
instead of Ohio, as stated in our issue last
week.
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fE-Attention is invited to "Notice to
Pensioners, local notice in this issue, by
AMOS Il SpRIGGs, Attorneys and Claim
Agents. The firm is yell known in East
ern Ohio and is perfectly reliable.
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HOTEL FOR RENT In this issue of the
SPIRIT will be found an advertisement of
Mr. w. H. MALLORY, of Clarington this
county. The property is represented to
be in excellent repair and has firstrate
custom. See advertisements
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GENe clip from the Noble County
RepH6iican, Of the 18Th inst , the follow
ing items:
Several new cars have bean added to
the rolling stock of our railroad.
Despite the bad weather, work is being
steadily pushed on our railroad cXten.
sion.
Bat one trsct Of land, published as de-
linquent, was sold at the Treasurer tax
sale last Tuesday. The balance will so
to The State as forfeited lands.
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THE YEAR SEVENTY -Two.-The year
1872 contains 81 Sundays. September
and December each begin on Sunday
January, April and july on Monday Oc-
tober is the only month beginning on
Tuesday February begins and ends on
Thursday, consequently We have five
Thursdays, which will not occur again
until the year 1900. In the year 1850
February will have five Sundays, which
will not occur again until the year 1920
The year 1871 began on Sunday and end,
ed on Sunday This will occur again in
1882, and every eleventh year thereafter.
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EFT The driver of the hack from
Barnesville overset the hack near this
place on Thursday evening of last week,
breaking the tongue and scattering the
express goods about generally. Cause
too much whisky.
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GS>We again urge our friends in the
different townships to send, for publica
ton, items of alocal nature, such as sale
Of farms, accidents, erection of churches
school houses and residences and other
items which, if published, would interest
many of the SPIRITS readers.
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wlhc Pomeroy Crescent, Demo
cratic, has suspended publication The
salt, iron and coal monopolists down
there can, aud do kill every Democratic
paper that starts. The Telegraph, Rad :
ical, hourishes be -ause it is the Mouopo-
lists organ.
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HWe learn .hat Mr.. MOSES MARX
Ley, of Washington township, wa'
stricken with paralysis during the pres
ent month, and is not expected to re
cover. zsgad6
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g SHhScrtbers

Who End an X after their names will an
Aerstald that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their sabscrip-
t,eps. and their names will be erased.
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In the Ohio Senate on the 18th
inst. the vote on the election Of Enrolling
Clerk stood:
ALBERT Parker, R., Hancock Co., 81
THOMAS o. LITTLE, D., Monroe Co., ii
Mr.. PARKER was declared elected.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

January %.
BEEVES-Dull, and market favors
hnycrs. Sales of 1000 head extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers at ia
7fc; choice, Sc; fair to good, 6a7 &c;
common, 4aJc
straightforward good, and full
prices Sales of 1000 head at Case
H0GS-Dull, and prices shade
lower. Sales of 5000 head at G4a7c,
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D1rp.-on the 25th inst, Mrs. SARA

D1ED.-On the 25th inst, Mrs. SARAH
M. CASTLE, wife of T. o. CASTLE, OF
this place, after an illess OF only four
days.
The angel messenger Of death
Is Has gently borne away
- A dear companion from our side,
To realms Of endless day;
Her voice no more will join with ours
The song of praise below;
It makes purer, sweeter strain,
Where only pleasures flow.
When gathered on the Sabbath morn,
Her vacant place we view,
Well think how bright the world she treads
And in her steps pursue,
Be still, let every heart be still,
And all our sorrow Iuell,
Wen bow submissive to His will,
Who doeth all tilings we'll NJ.
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wMr. JOSEPH Fox, of Green town
ship, has our thanks for eight yearly sub
scribers.- Mr.. Fox is a working Demo
etat. Would that there were many like
him in each township of our county.
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AsrrvAL AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS 7

AND FHUM " UUUSF # IEIID.
Baruesville, which now includes Bssllsville
aud Calais mails, arrive each evening st
r.H.. Leave each morning at 5 AK.
Western Marietta arrives Tnesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at .. m.
sun6sh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at Ia. "a kes sa .ss
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rsansiers q aeai Rssase,

The following transfers were made du-
ring the past week:
Elizabeth Beaver to John Beaver, 20
acres in Washington township for 800
John E5chy to Jacob Eschy, 100 acres
in Green township, quit claim, for $500
John Staulfer and wife to William
Bpardmore, mortgage OH 2GS acres, for
$4,000.
Benz McMahon aud wife to John
Frank, 40 acres in Salem township for
$3.50.
Thos. Forshey and wife to Miles Mai
lett, warranty deed on 40 acres i'll Frank-
lin township.
Peter Coon to Miles Maliett, warranty
deed on g. acres in Franklin township
Peter Coon to Miles Mallett, warranty
deed on 10 acres in Franklin township
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Eg Judge Chambers, of the Belmont
County Common Pleas, is an "old bache-
lor." At party in St. Clairsville, the
other evening, young lady was standing
in the draft, when the Judge stepped up,
and remarked. "Miss -. | will protect
you from the draft with my person" She
replied, do you promise always thus to
guard and protect me?'' Through his
proverbial gallantry he replied, 81 do
Extending her hand she remarked
Judge, you will recollect this is lear
year. The Judge was for moment
'nonplussed, but finally succeeded in say
ing, You must ask my mother" If the
old lady is alive he is goner; if not, he
is safe !-Plain Dealer.
! The Judge is always equal to the occa
sion
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EE Boards of Education are forbid
dsp, by law Of this state,to change text
books inthe common schools within two
wears after being selected.
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H Protracted meetings in the NJ.
E and Christian Churches have been in
progress, in this place, during the past
two weeks.
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Notice to Pensioners.

By recent law Of Congress, all invalid
pensions date at the time Of discharge,
and the time of making application is
extended to July l, 1874. A widow who
drew pension, and afterward married, is
entitled again to receive pension during
her second widowhood.
All invalid pensioners who drew only
from the time Of filing last evidence, or
from date of application, are now entitled
to receive a pension from date Of dis
charge
Asmas tN spriggs, of Woodsfcld,
Ohio, will at;end promptly to all such bu
s.ness
Beware Of Claim igents fTsm abroad.
Your business can he attended to, cheaper
and better, 10y your home agents.
Bring your pension certificates With
you AMOS X SPRiGGs
Ciaim 4genfs and AttorWeys,
jan30ti Woudsiieid, Ohio.
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wTne SPIRIT Office is prepared to
print posters and cards on short notice
and upon reasonable terms.
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Farm for Sale.


1NH8 undersigned offers for sale his farns,st.
uated in Sunsbury township, Aeurss
county, Ohio three miles southwest Of sealls-
Vile and I'VE aud one half mites northeast OF
Woodsfs!d on Woodshsla roai,
ONTAININ $40 AC & ESi
abont $50 acres cleared and the balance welt
timbered. 3
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
IN the premises one OF than nav frsms,
Two story. ontaining nine rooms; tile DINER
new frame 1880 feet, containing three roens.
A F RAME B A K n,
36xso feet; frame stable 3o.4o feet. which
viii stable IA horses; = new fraSs fhsse
house 2sx40 feet. ALSO,
A GOOD BEARING ORCHARD,
containing l40 apple trees. best of fiult, to-
Sether with a great variety OF sma''struis'
With peaches, plums, pears aud grapes.
Said farm is well watered, god we'll ~
water at the door and q large cistarn good
Spripg of water ia every 6uld ant one, also
good nell of water III the b:.rnYsrd The
farm is well set fin gsass and in hisn STATE
# cultivation. Will sell this IA III at NY
resideuoe ("u the farml on the Erst DE-! ef
Fehrusry, ls.2 ST . e'clucs p. NJ,
iau2w5. JOHN ", QUAIL.