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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-14
w. w. LIKENS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Mineral
Point, WIS, practices in the Y. s. and State
Courts, and attends to agencies and collections
in all parts of the State. Office in Lenahan's
block, opposite the bank. ly
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GLOBE HOTEL.
Old House, New Proprietor.

NICHOLAS SCHlLiING
haVing purchased the popular Globe Hotel In ms
s.iy. 80 long conducted by Alfred Jtuktp, assures
me public hat h. will use every eudeavor to keep
tse house M 80 It's former standard ard to accom-
"lodH's the public In the same acceptable manner
wat has won fpr the Globe its popularity in the past
Mineral Point, Nov. Is, 1873. If
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J. B. MOFFETT, M. D.,

Physician ard Surgeon, Office in Moffetts
Drug Store, Hight St., Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-14
ALEX WILSON. JOHN 7. JONES.
WILSON q JONES.

Attorneys and Counse|ors at Law. Office
opposite the City Hall up staiss Mineral Point
Wisconsin. NlvXXvI
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JOSEPH c. MlTCHELLE.

MANUFACTURES Of all kinds Of Ornamental
vi Hair Work, such as bracelets, Breast. Pins
Watch. Guards, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear Kings
Charms, &c. Also Curls, Waterfalls, Switches, La
dies Front Pieces, Gents Wigs, and everything In
his line. Cash paid for raw hair. P. o. Box 20
Mineral Point Nis xxu-3y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-14
ATTOKNE VS..

COTHREN d LANYON,
Attorneys and Counsellors, over post-ofIlce,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-14

Mr.. FRANK PRIDEAUX, brother
of Ben. Prideux of this city, died
suddenly, of heart disease, at Dodge
vile on Monday. He was a young
man highly esteemed, and his sud-
den demise causes much sorrow in
large circle of friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-14

HoN. john Y. SMITH died at his
residence in Madison on the 9Th
inst. Mr.. Smith came to Wisconsin
at a very early day, residing first at
Green Bay, whence he removed to
Madison. He represented Dane
County in the first constitutional
convention, but SO far as we can rec
ollect never afterward held public
office. He was for many years
editor Of the 1,yus, a Democratic
paper at Madison, which he con-
Quoted with great ability. He aban-
doned the Democratic party, before
the war, and became a thorough
Republican. The deceased took es-
pecial interest in the study of polite
al economy, and as writer on that
class of subjects he had few equals
in the West. He was man Of
kindly impulses and genuine piety.
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ltlarriages.

On Tuesday, the 9th instant, at the
Lutheran Parse mage, Frederick city, by
Rev. DIR. Diehl, JAMES MILLER DCT-
ROW to Miss VI iItTtIA ELLEN COOK
both Of Emmitsbury District.
We again acknowledge the receipt Of {;
box of brides cake and Pecan nuts. All
honor to the newly welded pair.l
On the Goth instant, at the Central lIo
tel, in Frederick, by the Rev. DR.. Dichl
CARLTON p. SHANK To Miss SARAH
\. PALMER, both of Myrrsvillc.
On tac2lst instant, at the house of ii
j. Zimmerman, Esq, by the Rev. Simon $
Miller of Boonsboro', Md, CHARLES W
STONE, Of Dckerson Station, Md, to
Miss SUSAN VI. OGLE, of CARROTS Ma
Moran this county.
On the 18th instant, at the home Of the
brides father, 10y the Rev. W. A. McDon
aid, JAMES, HOLLAND to Miss MARY
L. JOHNSON, both Of Montgomery co,n
ty, Md.
On the 30th ultimo, near Burki,tsvilr
hy the Rev. VI. J.. Shlior'l. JASPER A
MANU- Ell. Of Jefferson county. W. Va, lu
Miss ELLEN q. BRANDENBUltG, o
this county.
On the 26'h instant, in Baltimore, by til,
Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore, THOMAS
- DAVIS to Miss CARRIE Il. LINTlIl
CUM both OF Liberty, in this county
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= L B l. | c S AL Z.

THE undersigned subscriber, living in
.tllcgany county, Nd, will sell at Publ,
Sale, in front of the Gilbert House, Me-
81 anic>town, Frederick County, Md,
Tn Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1874,
at I O'CLOCK, p. NJ, u desirable it'll,
property, containing
ACRES OF LAND,
well set in Fruit Trees. and in hearing
order, such as Apples, Cherries, Peaches,
Grapes, etc; wilha comfortable
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
and log stable, Spring house, carriage
house, Granary, etc, also, never tailin-
spring of pure mountain water.
This property is situated about three
fourths of ~ mile Soutl, of Catortin Furna
rts, and about onc-f,urth OF \ mile west oi
the Frederick and Em;ni,shury Turnpike
ana adjoining the Lands of Or. VIM. 5
Mcpherson. and now occupied by Pete
Muscr. aS tenant.
TERMS OF SALE.-'rhr highest bid
der to be the buyer One half of the pur
chase mnacv cash Oh The day of sale, nr i
no, convenient to he pail, thea the l,t day
of April. 1874; the balance to he paid il
two annual payments, by the purchase
giving his or her note with approved So
,.uritv, hearing interest from the LIST day @
April. 1874 Pos>, >son given the lst da,
Of rxt April, and upon the payment "
the whole ofihc purchase money, II deco
in lee simple will he given by til" under
,.ncd Fer information in regard t" ih'
above property, inquire of Reuben OslrI
ESD. al Mcchanicstown.
JOSIAH EYLER.
lam 81 1S.1-tw
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IN USTEE S A l. +.
l. OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
rS- In McchalicstoWn District.

Bv Virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
bv Joseph Dclphy to the undersigned, !
will offer at Public Sale at the "GiIbcrt
House" in Mcchanicstown, on
Saturday. February :, 1871,
at o'clock, p. VI. all the Right. Title and
Interest of the said Joseph Dc!phy, in and
TO the following desirable and valuable
Real Estate, to- wit: \ small
+ A r NJ
containing about - ACRES. divided into
fields, with running water in each field.
There is about 10 acres of this land well
timbcred. This farm is about 3 miles
North of Mechanicstown, in Eylers Valley,
adjoining the lands of Henry Willhidc,
solomon Valentine, and others. The I'M
movements consist of "A good 1-2 story
Log House, Barn and out-buildngs. Also
n fine lot of choice fruit trees. Any person
DESTROYS of viewing the property, Will ma
Mr.. Dclphv who resides on the same, ready
to give any Information desired.
Terms Of Sule.-One half Of the purchase
money to be paid on day of sale, or ratlfi-
cation thereof by the Court: and the bal
ance in six months, by the purchaser Civ
ing his note with approved security, hear
iny interest from day Of sale. After all the
purchas money is paid a good and s'lfh-
Gent deed will he given. The purchaser
to be at all expense of con'cvanclng.
Possession giving on the LIST day OF
April, 1871. ,,
JOHN ROOT,
Ian ni2y Trustee.
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ne;'M.s.

On thc 2ilh instant, near Woll'a ol'l
Tavern stand. ITauvci's District. MARY
ELIZABETH TONS, ascl 81 years, 10
months and I days.
On the l2lh instant, at the residence OF
Lewis H. Dill, in Frederick, ELEANOR
llOUCk, wife Of the late John IIouck
a.rrl st years and 3 months.
On the 2lst uito.. at her residence near
Frederick, MARY \. SIMPSON wife OF
Thomas Simpson.
On the eth instant. LESLIE l.. ROUT.
ZAllN, son of Joseph L. and Ellen Rout.
zahn, in the 18th year Of his asr.
On the 3lst ul,imo, WILLIAM, son OF
VIM. ii. and Anna Beatty, aged , years, {
months and days.
On the 4th instant, near Casstown, ONO
of Typhoid Fever. ISAIAH GROSS, for
merly of MiddletoMn Valley, in this conn
~, aged ~ wears, 10 months, and % days
Tn the 4th instant in Edna, Knox
county Missouri, JAMES A. REID, for
mcrly Of ,hi, county, in the G2d year OF his
age.
On the Goth instant, ut his residence il
Baltimore. of Consumption. WILLIAM ~
HEBRON, in the BED year of his age.
On the 18th instant in Baltimore, MICH
OLAS CPPERMAN, formerly OF Frcdcr
lex, aged 50 years.
On the the a4tli ultimo. near Cniontown
JOHN FLEAGLE. Of G., aged 90 years, ;
months and IL days.
On the ~ instant. at his residence in
Mcdlcv's District, Montgomery CO., Md:
JOSEPH BRU NNER. in the list year o
bis age.
On Monday evening January 10Th
HANNAH f., wife of NJ. lIiltabridlc, o
Carroll county, in the 24th year OF her age
On the 21st instant, CAltOLINE,wife o
james Logan, AGED 36 years, months and
I days
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cY- The new iron bridge over the Mo.
norary at Wilson's Ford. built jointly by
Frederick aud Carroll counties, IL now
complete and has been pronounced by
iudgtsa splendid structure .,
pa- Blair, of the Waynesboro, Pa,
Record, announces in his last issue a
small increase in his family response
bilities-and afew paragraphs further
down calls upon his delinquents for
tor shoats, weighing from so to 80
rounds. If that is the ratio of in
crease in expenses with the advent of
one responsibility no wonder he
makes special callupon delinqueuts.
We congratulate you, friend Billy"
uron this reissue of the old edition.
Hope it is an exact copy of the original
without any slur, monk, friars, "A
clean heet.-Boo"sboro Dbl It/Iow.
CoAL.-Mr J. Is. Kunkcl of Catoc,in
Furnaces, has received very large amount
of Anthracite coal within the last week or
Two, and a large lot is on the road Mr..
Campbell the Boss contractor and Builder
Of the Furnace is here, and it is said that
this large Steam works will be put in full
blast in iew'days. ..'' ~
r@- A mortgage from the Bait. &
Ohio r. R. Co. to Messrs. VIM. Key
ser, II. II. Garrett and VIM. F. Burns,
Of Baltimore, Trustees of said road,
to secure the loan of E2,0OO,OOO in
Europe, was recorded in the Clerk )
office Of this county few days since.
A nice fee for recording that.
nA- Chicken and meat house
thieves are ROW at work. Look out
Tor lhem.
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u . a b n Q I | G. L.

NOTICE is hereby "i|cn. That appiica
ton will he made To the County Commits
sion-rs of Frederick County. after thirty
days from the date hereof, for the purpose
of opening new road in Evlrr's Valley
first commencing on the road that leads
from the old llagcrsloWn Road to William
Roddy's fields. starting po'mt near the
branch at Mrs Gcor"r Eylrrs. running
through the lands OF lIcnry llarb,ugh de.
ceased. and John c. EylrrS land. to the
public road near Frederick Riders, and to
Il blaze up the old IIagrrsown Road, at
the old. blacksmith alop of John Weller,
deceased. and on the said road close up
near Adam BowScr, on the top of the hill
Second point on the road near Frederick
Riders. to run through the lands of John
&. Eyer and john +. and Charles A.
EyIcr and Frederick \. :Wilhidr and
others to the public road from llarhallgh's
Valley to TO Mcchanicstown, crossing the
Western Maryland Railroad in Shutdown.
JOHN G. EYLER.
CHARLES \. EILER,
FREDERICK RIDER
dec 2iiw And others.
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IB- The country and business men

1I- The country and business men
want something solid to stand upon
SPECIE BAsls--and no Auctuating,
irredeemable, expanding and con-
tracing "bull and bear shinplaster
currency.
DEATH OF Rev. DR.. D. II: BlTTLE.
The Savannah GA. Neavs contains
the announcement OF the death OF
Rev. DR.. D. II. Bittle, pastor of the
Lutheran church in Savannah. DR..
Bittle was a native of Frederick
county, Nd, and for some months
was the pastor of the Lutheran church
in Salem, Virginia. He was after
wards rendered and accepted pro-
fessorship in Roanoke College, Nir-
ginia, which position he held for
four Years, and only vacated it to
accept the presidency Of the North
Carolina College, at Mount Pleasant,
where lie remained until 1861. In
1863 he was again appointed agent
for Roanoke College to solicit sub
scriptions for that institution, in which
work he was partially successful.
DR.. B. accepted u call to Savannah in
1871, where his labors were eminent
y successful.
The LIBERTY NINE Excitement.
Quite an excitement WAS created
here on Friday last, when it hetame
known that the Liberty Mine was
advertised at "'Trustee'S Sale. The
Company owes a considerable sum of
money in this section, and Of course
there were many persons who conSld-
cred themselves poorer than they
We're the day before. Notwthstand-
ing that the land, Improvements and
mineral right, belonging to said com
ranv are to be sold by Trustees, Capt.
IIoskinss assures the creditors that
they will lose nothing. And advises
;almness. Ii may be i weakness III
Us to always look at the bright side
Of forebod!ng trouble, but We must
confess, without being able to give q
satisfactory reason. that We believe in
what Captain Hoskiuys says. Que
thing all believe. and that l., that the
"LIbrrtv Mines will not On y not be
abandoned, but be worked with Il
stronger force after he sale, and We
earnestly hope that none OF the cred
itors will lose Il dollar.
LAAtliu L,nNEtr.
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Il Centrs Slot by Tie CLAEroN's
Ennle- Enc1 RcuOrlry.

Last Sabbath WAS joyful day in Eycr's
Valley. 1t was given out that on that dry
the Sunday school scholars of the L. b.
Church would I've visited Ivy Il Colpor,e'r,
and Il prcsc .l,a:on of Books would take
place. Expectation was Oh tip.toe; at II
very early hour the church was crowded
with scholars and teachers and members
of The church from far and near. Present
ly Il gentleman on horseback, with large
pair of saddle bags stuffed full of some
thing, was deserted approaching the
church 1t was soon MlZZed about that
this stranger was the "C"lporteur;' and
sure enough j, turned on, I" be MIR. W. \.
HAHN, Librarian of the McchanirStown
t. b. Sunday school. He WAS loa,lcd
down with books, good christian books,
and his presence was hailed with delight.
The services soon commenced. An inro-
cation was offered up TO Ih" Great Jrlov-
ah 1t seemed rs if John the Baptist had
arrived in the wilderness, the herald Of the
cross. New IDEAS were inspired. The
scholars sung delightful hymns. Mr. W.
l.. Martin made some very impressive re-
marks, and introduced to the school Mr.
HAHN, who stated the object of his mission;
which was to present on behalf of the
Sunday school of Mccllanicstown to the
Sunday school scholars of Eylcr'S Valley
church, some standard books for Tie i'm
plovcmcnt and rditicaion of the children
Of til" mountain. Mr.. Hahn was precise
and enthusiastic in his remarks. He stated
how divided, distracted and Indifferent was
the School at Mrrlanic>lown when he was
installed rs Librarian, but by din of hard
work and energy and unfa. ring zeal he in
conjunction with MARTIN l.. MCCLNN,
superintendent, had brought the school
mp to II high state Of perfection and useful
ness. Chickering's had ceased; carping
criticism stood ahashrd; scholars were reg
ular in attendance; orirr was preserved;
teachers were prompt in impar'iny in>lruc-
lions, and Gods children rtjoicr,.
"Bchold how good Il thing it is,
And how be-, unling wcil,
Together such H. brethren are
In unity to dwell
Mr. Hahn Was rhccrcd rs hr sat down
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3G 81 AC REF,

sGs- And Is Perches Of Ltnd.
The improvements consist of lar. e
"a FRAME HOUSE, one ami a hall
|. al stories high, with four rooms and
-A~.-4 tn entry on first floor, one room
nnG garrc, on second ipo and a GOOD Gel
lar under the whole house; log barn and
s'ahn, frame Carriage House, Hog Fen.
Smoke House, Bake oven, etc; an orchard
of gooG choice fruit trees in illl htaring,;L
good garden, and plenty ol good and never
falling water near the iunr. The land is
divided into three fields and one lot, all
under good f"nring, and all convenient 10
water. There is also II quantity of superb
or Mouucro sand ON the premises.
The above property is situated on Hunt
Ing c.rrh, imiro South Of Mrchanicstown,
ON the public rond leading to Myers Wool
Factory. midway between Highland Mills
and Friendship School-holsc, adjoining
the lands of George A. Graham and others.
Persons wishn. to view the property can
DO So 10y calling ON the subscriber living
ON the premises, who will take pleasure in
giving all necessary information.
*" Possession will be given on the lst
lay OF April,
Terms IF Suh.--Onc-tlird Of the pur-
chase money to be paid on tie day of sale.
And the remaining tWn-'hirds in two or
more equal annual payments, with interest
from date, 10 nc secured by notes with APP
proved security. or lien on the property;
or the whole cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
~ Upon the payment of the whole
amount of purchase money, the under
signed will give Il good and sufficient deed
for the above property. The purchaser to
he at all expense of r"nvryancing.
WILLIAM RIDGE
~" If not sold I'm the shove day, the
property will be otTcrcl al private sale
until sold.
Jan. II 4w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scribcr has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick county letters
of Administration ID. b. n. w. A, on
the estate of
GEORGE EYLER,
late of Frederick County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 18th day of July, 1874; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eft of said Estate Those indebted arc re-
qucstcd to make immediate payment.
PERRY EYLER,
Administrator ID. b. n w. \.
Jan. 10-3w.
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PROPOSALS..

Sealed Proposals for furnishing Book
AID Stationery. delivered in Frederick
for the use of Public schools Of Frederick
county for the next two years, will he re
ccivcd ut this Office up to February 10th,
1871. For lists Of Books and Stationery.
and other particulars, address this Office
BY order ofl'oard.
JOHN W. PAGE,
ian 24.H. Secretary ana treasurer.
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. &k2AAAJID
XII n C A ND QU ZEN BALL
AT THE WESTERN MD. HOTEL,
MECHANICSTOWN, MD.
FEBRUARY ), 1874,
By the Committee. |

BY the Committed
From the above, il will I've seen that Mr.
NJ. {. OvcrholtZcr. of the Western Mary
land Hotel, ON Thursday evening. 9Th OF
February next, proposes to give another
BALL AND OYSTER SUPPER, at this popu
lar place Of amusement. Mr.. o. is unrc
Uniting in his efforts to add to the pleasure
and festivities of Mcchanicstown W,
trust he will be literally pa1ronized on this
occasion. The music will be first rate
and the supper superb.
IAN 24.2W
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Notice to TreSpaSSerS.

thereby forcwarn all persons, either n
gunners or hunters, or in amy other man
ncr, against trcspassing upon my premises
as am determined to enforce the law
against all 50 offending.
JOHN KRISE,
Near VOLTS Tavern, IIauycr'. District,
Jan. ~, lS,l Nv,
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Notice for a New Bridge.

To the Honorable the Commission
ers Of Frederick county, Md.
We. the undersigned. petition your hon
orabr body to build a Bridge across Ow
ings' creek at John ltonzcr's Saw mill, on
the Public road leading fom Franklin
Mills to Iarbaughs Valley.
(Signcd)
4. +. ORNDORFF,
NATHANIEL CEAS.
ZEPlIANlAH EYLER,
JOHN ElGENBRODE,
Jan. 10-3w. and others.
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Spring blowing is now in orlor.
NOW il YOUR TIME
CHEAP GOODS!
ROOT e. CROFT

/ 4 RE selling goods at greatly reduced
"A. prices to close out Winter Stock. ---'
Cali and examine their Cheap Mems and
Boys Wear Also just received Il large
l,t nt
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

bought at Bottom Prices, and we will sell
them very low for CASH. All in need OF
goods will find it very much to their ad
vantage to give us call, ms We are deter
mined to close out our Winter Stock Ia
make room for SPRING GOODS!
t... ROOT j. CROFT.
ION IN 1wEa
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r.v,v, T. C,,,r,,, I've,
.'"' co.. H.
Iii ,I,r. j., ,hn " i T I" -,
Wa.L',';.t,',,r,, ,Io. ~, u,,.,,,, l'' -,
~. T".',I. 49,. T!'>' y -, !,
Ill, IT, H., ~, ,,,''> '..I. .,,i ,'
l,','. ;a,', - W ava 0" "'' i'''
CREAIEEsToWN District. We are
informed bv Mr., Holland, that Il very
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MORE MULEs-Mr Kunkcl has received
an additional force of 20 large Kentucky
mules, to he used in hauling anthracite
coal from the II. Il. Depot in this town to
the Furnace.
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FOR RENT.
FRANKLIN MILLS.

WITH MANSION AND TENANT
HOUSE,
~ Near Nechanicstown, Frederick Co.
Md, for rent.
Apply to or address
WIN. BITTINGER,
ian. 314w AbbottstoWn, IA.
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ii fNH 30 'H IS AVER BOOKS
Family Packet Bibles,

And Photograph Albums.
\ lprgr assortment of Lutheran Hymn,
Books, in all styles ofhinding also, Luther
an Prayer Books; German Reformed an,
Methodist Hymn Books: the largest an
finest assortment OF Family and Pocket Ri
blcS in Frederick, from TIE cheapest to Tho
finest in style of bindings; Photograph Al
hms-Wc have the largest, finest an'
cheapest lot the country. Gall and IN
convinced. SMITHS
nov oct Temple of Fancy, Frcl'k.
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By virtue of an order If the Orphans
Court. IF Frederick County, the under
signed Executor of the hast will and TeS.
lament of PETER RIMBY. late of said
county, deceased. i'll sell II, Public Sale
in front OF the residence OF the subscriber
in Tie town oi mil>burg,
On tie 1M day Of February "ert,
at / o'clock. p. NJ, the following Real Is,
tate, io.vt: The House AND <>
LOT of which the deceased died, E...
seized and possessed. situated on 49,
the Main street of Emmiishurc and hcSi-.
natr,l on the plat OF said town as lot No.
l21 The holl>r is good two story LOO
DIV EILlNG. with back building. part
log and par, frame, and weather loaid' {!
well suited for two families The lot h">
Il front of so feet ON Main street, and rum
back with an ailrvio an alley in the rear,
There j. II well ct good water on the lot
fruit trees, etc.
7t,mx IF safe as prescribed Ivy TIE
Court One half of the pu chase mnncr to
br pal on the day of sale. or the ratific;.
ton thereof. The balance in twelve
months. with interest from the day ct sale
the purchaser giyin: his note for Tie SAINT
with approved security and when T."
purchase money is paid, a good and suiii.
Glen, deed will BE- given
cT- Possession ON the LIST day Of April
next.
HENRY STOKES,
January 10 tw Executor.
Also. at the sam" time and Mace
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