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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING From the .lioa-
Tor we learn that last Saturday, man by
the name of William Robinson, resident of
Camden City, while 90. hunting in com.
pauy with some others, il the bottom Just
bel9R the town of Cheshire, Ohio, aud 10
tie act Of c!i;abing feace, received the
contents Of a loaded shot gun below the
left temple. His physician tells rs that
the shot shattered bis left cheek bone,
passed under his eye, and Into the back
part of the nose; breaking several Of tic
nasal bones; the shot then lodging in the
soft tissues of the right side. lie has but
little hope Of his recoveroy. he should,
the le:teye will be lost. The gun was in
tie hands of black boy, about fifteen
sold who was some FIVE 0. six feet from
the unfortunate man, At the time Of the
accident, and who was 10 the act Of put,
ting cap upon bis gun. Il thatpOsi.iOa
his left thumb slipping FROM the hammer,
the gun wss discharged with the above
sad result.
Another potent warning to the use Of
fire arms in The hands Of youths, incowpe.
tent to take care and avoid their danger
Gus use
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

NV RAlLaoAD.-We learn from a Cir,
cular letter received. that q new Railroad
is prcjcctedEo run from Charleston VI.
Va, to Harrison5u-g, Rockingham Coun-
ty, Va, passing through the counties Q!
kauawha, Fayctte, Nicholas, Webster and
Focaholtss, ID West Virginia. and High
land, Augusta and Rockingham, in Va.
1t is proposed to run the road from Har.
risonburg 70 'Goraonsville. and thence 10
tide water, by the most available route,
1t will tap the Chesapeake G Ohio R. R
near Charleston, cross the Kauawha aad
run up the north bank to the mouth O.
G2ulcy, thence Up and along the eaulcy
Sc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The bright weather of the past fca days,
carries conviction that Indian summer is
no. over yet.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Lop-shouldered travelling drumners with

Lop-shouldered travelling drumners With
laden sample cases grow daily more no.
nerous on our streets.
Defeated candidates for Office have CON.
passion from many people who wonder
VIA. they sI!l now DO for a living.
~~>~->~~-->~-S>~-~>~-
A constant recurring and ever truthful
s.a,enea,.-"The fools are rot a! dead
yet"
Many of our busies: business men occas-
ionally steal away to spend a DAY or two IN
the woods in hunting and fishing.
Falling leaves give an opportunity to
busy housewives to flourish their brO0ms on
the froat pavement.
The melancholy days have come. y
c'pccIa!lI u tuV Nsulca!S.
.%>>~~ sS--->->-~>>>-
We haze Just now heard Why the Sui
phur Springs is such favOFitc resort, and
i; is because it is good place for match
making:
>-s>-->--~---~~-->-
We are informed that tue glass works
located at Mason City are about completed,
and that IN few weeks the manufacture
Of glass will be commenced.
~><>~><>~~~>~~~-<>>-
We understand that there is talk of
starting paper in jackson county, to be
located at Ripley. A paper is badly need.
ed a: tnat place, and We trus. the enter
prise will not fall through with.
~~~-~>-~~~-~-~-
The latest sport Of Artucklc District
boys is to tie live cats to the :aiis Of COWS
aud then let them go. Oh course the cat
gets the worst Of the bargain. Boys sues
spor; is not oaly cruel. but unlawful.
James Z. CIeudiucn, Administrator,
will sell at public auction on the 18th day
of November. 1874, on tie premises, the
personal property Of 1ohn B Stevens, de-
ceased.
Preaching at The new Presbyterian
Church, at 10! A. NJ next Sunday =
Subject: The Immortality Of the Soul. .
No preaching at nig&. The Pastor vii!
preach III the Lover Flats at D P NJ,
-~->-~-->---~--->-~~~-~
Susan Kate must haze been very scaot-
lily dressed when she was looking oat for
her lover and sang.
He'll come tonight; the winds al rest,
Tie moov is full and fair;
II! wcas tie dress that pleased him best
A nb5ca IN my hair
---~->--~---~
Tae bcckracat crop promises we'll.
Slap jacks. here We ere again.
>~>~>-~~--~~>->~--~~~
When widow in any ueighbo.hcod sets
her cap for man, there isn't one chance
ia million for any young wcncn to win
even il she holds the fopraccS7 -
-~~->~-~~--~>->~-<~<-
Chcstuu:s are reported unusually alum
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

passion from many people who wonder
What they s1l now DO for a living.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
WEST VIRGiNL4;

ATRl les held in the Office Of the Clerk Of
\ the GSuniy Court CT Putnam county, on
the FIST Monday, in the month Of October.
LII
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Saturday nigh; the Corustalk Brass
Band Ofthis place crossed the KauaHha
and sereuaded their friends, the Hutchiu-
sous, Smi!a's. ucalc.:oa's ard S.iulcy's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Chestuu:s are reported unusually abuu-
dun, in the mountains. Thc7 are selling
this early in tie season at 81 50 per bus!
Al
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

We understand that there is talk of
starting paper in Jackson county, to be
located at Ripley. A paper is badly need.
ed a: lhat place. and We tFus. the enter
prise will not fall through with.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Young men. don: stand talking and
laughing about the doors of Churches;
it looks badly, and then you disturb Dr.
vine worship. We trust this little hint
will be sufficient.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

We haze Just now heard Why the Sui
phur Springs is such fayOritc resort, and
i; is because it is a good place for match
making.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

WcarG Informed that the glass works
located at Mason City are about completed,
and that in few weeks the manufacture
Of glass will be commenced.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Tie ladies have been heretofore wear.
ing all sosts of flowers aud fruits "a their
bats. and aow they have trrnup on the
side.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Falling leaves give an opportunity to
busy housewives to flourish their bro0ms on
the froat pavement
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The melancholy days haze come, y
especially to the Radicals.
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VEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rulcs held in the Clerks oni:e OF the
~ County Cour. of Putnam County, Oh the
first Monday, in the ;aonlh Of Gctober. :sA.
Charles Smith, Ccmplainani.l
Us. IN Cbanccry.
Elizabeth Smiih. Defendant.
The object Of this suit is for The complain.
ant 10 obtain divorce from t!G bonds Of mat.
r;uony from the defendant. Aud it appear
ins from the affidavit fled that the l;fsntant
is nonresident Of this State, It is ordered
tIat she doappear here a! Rules 10 be held in
The Clerks o!!;cc Of said Court on the first
Monday III November next, and DO what is
necessary &c protect her interest in this spt.
Ics.c:-J. /. MIDDLETON, Glc.k.
HOge & Harvey, SoIs. Ioct l5-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Hon. J. L. Mclean, of Putnam county.
was thrown from his buggy, near Winfield,
one day last week, and sustained serious
injuries, breaking one of his legs, aud dis
locating oue hip. We are glad 70 learn
that he Is improving quite rapidly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The latest sport of Artpck!c District
boys is to tie live cats to the :aiis of COWS
aud then let them go. Oh course the cat
gets the woss, Of the bargain. Boys sre..
spor, is not oaly cruel. but unlawful.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

An exchange tells of a candidate "! o
would faio part his coat tails over an o:ic,
ial seat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

A constant recurring and ever truthful
The fools arc rot al dead
ye..o
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

FIes IN CHARLESTON The Chronicle
says that Sunday morning at nine O'clock
a fire broke out of the roof of the dwelling
house on Capitol street, owned aud occrpi
ed by j. W. Mollohan, ESQ, and was
burned down. The house aud contents
was insured for $500.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

~. tHe October weather. Forest trees
's'p 10 drop the sere aud yellow leaf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

James E CIeudiuea, Administrator,
will sell at public auction on The 18th day
of November. 1874, on tie premises, the
personal property Of John B Stevens, de-
ceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Defeated candidates tOt Office have CON.
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Many Of our busiest business men occas-
ionally steal away to spend DAY or two in
the woods in hunting and fishing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The bcckwacat crop promises we'll.
Slap jacks, here We ere again.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

When widow in any ueighbo.hcod sets
her cap for man, there isn't one chance
ia million for any young wcuea to win
even il she holds the four aces s--
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Preaching at The new Presbyterian
Church. at 10! A. NJ next Sunday =
Subject: The Immortality of tic Soul. .
No preaching at nig&.. The Pastor will
preach III the Lover Flats at D P NJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Fred ]. zehrins, Plaintiff, :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-02

THE New York Herald, a dav or two
since, in an article on the possible con-
ferTing by the pope Of the title Of cardi-
nal upon Archbishop M'Closky, grew
very indignant over the fact that the
United States is regarded only a mission.
AIRY field by the Catholic church, but we
notice it had nothing TO say about the
impotence Of the northern Methodist
church, which also treats the south as 3
missionary field. 1t published among
the news a few days ago that the gener-
al missionary committee Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church, which assembled
in New York, made the following an.
preparations for southern States: Ala
bams, 5000; Arkansas, 5000; Florida,
$1,000; Georgia, $500; South Carolina,
5000; Tennessee, $500; Mississippi.
5000; North Carolina, $500: Virginia.
$500; West Texas, sGJg0. Ditto. con-
iingent transfers and new work, 5000
such appropriations, in view Of
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OUR editorial of last Friday, showing
the advantages Memphis enjoys for be-
coming the center Of a great coal and
iron interest and manufacturing enter.
prises proportional, has, we are glad Ia
say, attracted q great deal OF attention.
A correspondent writes US from Nash
vile that gentlemen Of influence there,
upon reading it, declared that with
proper exeTtion at the east capital might
be enlisted in amount sufficient TO finish
the Memphis and Knoxville railroad,
and develop the industries which the
APPEAL mapped ont so clearly and def
nitely. We provediby. incontestible fig
ures that iron can be manufactured here
at a cost TidiculOusly cheap, when COM
pared with that which the iron men Of
Pennsylvania and Missouri have
to bear. To accomplish this we
only need the construction Of
the branch rosd Csixty-four miles, from
Dickson, on the Charleston railroad, to
the Alabama coal-lields, and the CON-
pletion Of the Memphis and Knoxville
railroad as far as the Cumberland coal
fields in our own State. By these we
can have coal at less than eighteen cents
per bushel, the present price at Nash
vile, enabling Us to enter upon the de-
Of that industry which above
all others has proven a mine Of wealth
10 some Of the most important cities in
Europe as America. Who among our
own citizens will take the lead in this
matter?
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be q delightful place, with nue. water
and fine streams near by for hsillng
sports. If undertaken, it viii be sue
cess.
THE EXCITING TOPIC,
sneeial Corresnondence Knoxville Press and
and Herald
NASHVILLE, November 26.--The cleo
ton being over, aud the consequent re-
ioicings having passed away like rap
turous dream, the visitor finds Tonnes
SEES beautiful capital devoid OF any in
teresting political events, though in her
commercial and social circles the usual
activity prevails. Political excitement
has, in a large measure, subsidized, and
the politicians dispersed to their respect
i've homes. The stern physiognomy Of
Andrew Johnson Is absent from the
Maxwell's crowded rotunda. After a
fierce canvass, in which violent person.
alism was the salient feature, Governor
Brown has returned TO his Office in the
capitol, having won many enviabie lau-
rels by his fearless vindication OF his Of
fetal and political course. Nor are the
carpeted floors of the Maxwell longer
pressed by the restless tread Of that
fiery spirit, John Savage-he toe, like his
friend (2l Andy, having retired to the
bosom OF his family in his sequestered
mountain home. The handsome Porter
is at home in Paris, resting with becom-
ing grace upon his well-earned laureis.
And Msynard-where, oh where is the
Nsrragansett?-in your city, it is gene
rally supposed, enjoying a safe retreat
from the uncertainties of human life in
the south, under PrOsser's protecting
wing. Though the politicians are gone
and the surface Of politics appears rip
pleless and calm, there is no little anxi-
ETY. underlying this ostensible serenity,
which will, sooner or later, burst forth
with \ suddenness and noise seldom
heard in the political annals of the State.
We refer to the exciting topic concern
ing the senatorship. There is no lack of
eminent men who are seeking the COW
eted honor, each of whom, in the forci-
bic phraseology Of Thomas Csrlysle, is
terribly IN earnest, !" and will prosecute
their respective claims with uncommon
vigor. The struggle will be hard-con-
tested, bitter and full Of interest to the
close observer Of political events.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-02

THE Radicals are up TO some devil
ment-are actively engaged in some
thing that bodies the south no good. Oh
Sunday we called attention to the So
ries of articles now being published in
the New YorklRcpUJlic, written for the
purpose Of making the north believe
the south still i'm rebellion to the gov
eminent. We have, also, to-day to no.
tice to the readers Of the APPEAL that
The Chicago Inter Ocean has entered
upon a similar work through a corps OF
southern correspondents. One of these,
signing himself "Curtis, " writing from
Little Rock, proves himself eminently
worthy his position, the ability to falsi-
~ out Of whole cloth being an essential
to it. "Curtis" goes a. far as the New
York Republic in deliberate lying, and
is every way worthy position on that
paper, if not to place nearer the adj
miniSuation. He is engaged in a work
that a correspondent in Chicago assures
US has been systematically ar
even to the instruction
Of editors and correspondents as to what
they shall charge against the people OF
the south. So far this has cropped out
in assertions Of our continued disloyalty
to the republic, as il we had neither
private nor public interests to subserve
by law and order, and the maintenance
of local governments. It's also charged
that we are TO demand indem atty for
our slave property, and that We con-
template laids upon the public treasury
Tor war damages in amounts that would
put to shame the public debt. We need
not say that all this is utterly without
and that it has its origin
solely and altogether in the brains of
those who in the recent canvass charged
the Democratic party Of the south with
a fixed purpose to repudiate the nation.
al as well as the State debts, as to
which the Democracy of Tennessee have
given an answer.
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a MIDDLE TENNESSEE correspondent
writes US that Bate, Qusrles, Johnson
and Brown are the candidates for the
United States senate most talked about
at the capital, all others being consid-
cred out. We shall see-and very soon.
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$4,000 TICKETs-GOOO Cash GIFTS.
10 BE GIVEN AWAY.
PRICE or TICKETS:
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF SELMA, MARION AND MEMPHIs)
RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 10, lSH.J
ITO the Stockholders of the above named
L Company: By direction Of the Eoard Of
Directors of the Selma, Memphis and Marion
Railroad Company, 1 am instructed 70 give
notice that a meeting Of the Shareholders Of
this Company wiz be held at the Oftice in
Memphis, Tenn, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. g,
1874, at 10 am, for the purpose Of considering
the demand Of BOndholders for the transfer OF
all properties of the Company 10 Trustees,
under the provisions OF the Mortgage Deed.
4 full attendance is earnestly requested.
Respectfully,
Attest: A. J. WHITE, President.
II. ID. RULKLEI, Secretary. uOI7
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NTOEICI.

No. 496.-In the Second Chaucery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenuessee-samu Pleas
ants vs.. John Bradley.
IN pursuance OF q decree rendered i'm the
i above cause November q, 1874, notice is
hereby given, that the biddmgs have been
opened for the 2zu acres OF land ON ISLAND go
known as the Potter tract, and that the same
viii be kept open for advance bidcIags FOR
ten days from this date.
Done at ofiice this November Of, l-5i
II. D. L STEWART. CLERK and Master.
BY Geo. Malay. ID. Q. ana II now
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the marked activity OF the lead
ing religious societies 81 the
south, reads little short Of insult, and
proves that northern Methodisnl is still
determined upon holding the south be-
fore the world as a region where mis-
siOnsries are still necessary, and that as
much as ever it the church, is at the
mercy and under the control OF politl-
cian- Of the worst stripe, for political
purposes aud political effect. Were it
otherwise, the thousands appropriated 10
maintain the fires OF hate would be more
profitsbly and with better taste applied
to the poor and needy Of the large cities,
who form an army, growing in numbers,
that exeites the sympathy Of all real
christians, and during this winter must
be a source of deepest anxiety to states
men aud philanthropists. The northern
Methodist church should expend its
missionary funds and efforts st home.
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DTAMOND sPECTACLEa
Notice.

WHEREAS, heretofore, 10 wit, on the 18Th
w day Of June 1874, / executed prom 20
sorry note, payable 10 the order OF s.. Audrr-
son, at six months from date, for the EJm n.
two hundred dollars, in lieu o. certain C1l-
sideratlOns, and whereas said consideration
have wholly failed; now, therefore, on ac-
count Of said failure hereby notify any and
all persons not 10 trade for or receive said
note for any consideration, as the consider
ton for which the same was executed has
failed, and that the same VIII not be paid
nOv29 J.F. CDDNLEis
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sasey osel wUu vIcuUEles WIN sucn AZ mot
ley following. They viii not win at
Vicksburg. A handful OF determined
men are defendillo tn. hnrno. ~ IL
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
FIRE AND NABAEE
Insurance Company
SO Madison street, Memphis,
Capital, 10000
T. B. BILLIARD, President.
Ii. GRONAUER, 6 Secretary.
nIRECT0Rgt

DIRECTORS:
T. B. DILLARD, Cotton Factor.
r. 8. DAVIS, President First National Bank.
B. EISEdAN, Of Rice, Silk & Co., Wholesale
Dry Goods.
6. Il. JUDAH, of Walker Bros. & Co., Whole
sale Dry Goods.
L. b. EATON, United States Marshal.
l.. IGLAUER, of Menken Bros, Wholesale
Dry Goods.
r, V.VREDEHBURGH, Vics-Pres, Memphis
City n. II. Co.
". A. GAGE, Cotton Factor.
j, w, JEFFEissON, Cotton Buyer. nov3
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3Ol q 2O3 Main Street.
Fail, Fresh andaCompIete Assortment

Of goods in their line, to which they invite
the special attention Of their old friends and
the trade generally. Purchasers are invited
to examine their stock, as they will find
prices 10 suit the times
They viii continue 20 manufacture the cele-
brated and Well-knoWn E18nsf2eIa d 6igs
bee Family Medicines.
They are proprietors OF the Premium Cotton
Broker star Brand marking Ink, Etc.
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~ IDaL- Whether it is endurable in any
latitude or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it can be
patiently submitted 10 IN Mississippi, or
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county government has been ia the
hands Of ignorant aad corrupt officials,
rsriar Mi n rr,a ~ t,-o owoar.f5nne hava
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SPECTAL N0TICE.

All those Indebted TO the firm OF MANS
FIELD q EIGBEE are earnestly requested to
call and settle or make remittanees without
delay. as the business Of the old firm must be
closed. 5. MANSFIELD & co.
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Dsu,seher nruaer.Duaa. sail.

r.. The J. e, Deutseher Brader-Bund will give
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l.ssutes e1uruccu FOTtemonnales, 4Vc
Ladies' Leather Commanders.

J11huIOlutfeu Lllen SETS, DO 20 g.
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J. II. BROWN, &c. ALEXANuEH
Coahoma county, Mss.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-12
Guardians Sale.

N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
1 OF Belmont County, made on the Sd day OF
February, A. D., 1874, In case of John G. Israel
his said ward, the undersigned will. on
Saturday tte Seventh (7ti) day Of March 4. d. 1874
between the hours of 10 A. M. and P. II. Of said
day. on the premises. offer for sale the follow
ing described real estate, situated In Belmont
County, Ohio, to-wit: Being part of the north
east quart er of section No. 26. township s and
range 5, beginning in the centre of the Nation
al Road, where the west line CT the section
crosses the ROAD thence south to q stake on the
line of the land formerly owned by John Will
liams thence east 40 perches to q white oak
tree on said line; thence north to the centre
of the National Road; thence west with the
centre Of said Road 40 perches to the place of
beginning, containing ten (i0) acres, more or
less, being the land conveyed by Jonas Bern
hard aud wife 70 Samuel Williams. Dy deed,
bearing date, the I'd day OF April, 1884, except
Ing therefrom one-half OF one acre, from the
northwest corner of said tract. used for school
purposes. Said premises are situated one and
quarter miles from Marristown, west,
on the National Road, and has comfortable
dwelling house and one hundred fruit trees of
various kinds and is very desirable residence.
TERMS Of SALE-One-third ON the 1st Of
April, 1874, the balance In Two equal annual
psymeats, with interest ON the deferred pay
mspts. seeu red by wortgase on the prem ises.
Apyraissd Rt -. y0HNC G. fSRAEL,
W. g. KESEpg Guardi an Of
petitioner, Feb5-5tj