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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06
THE EXPLANATION.

The passage Of the consolidation
bill, by the legislature OF NORTH
Carolina, encountered as it was will
such strange and uNsccountable pro
visions, personally Objectionable tc
Col. Smith, the President of the
Road. and his friends, and so emin.
emily calculated to destroy whatever
Of good there was in the bill tending
to an early completion of the pro,
jected lines of road, has no doubt
puzzled the Tennessee reader inter
ested in that work, as it has us. The
last Asheville Citizen explains the
animus of the Objectionable clauses
in the bill as follows:
During the Christmas holidays
Smith cut off the passes OF members
of the Legislature over the Western
road, and required them to pay their
fare as other people have to do.
And at once a personal warfare is
opened upon him that, considering
the relative positions of the Legis-
lators and Smith, and the means at
temped to carry ont their desires,
was anything but creditable; and
this too, tackled on to a measure
which all admitted is of great State
interest, at the risk of killing it,"
And speaking of the Representa-
tive from that district who was in
strumental in the incorporation of
cthe objectionable features in the bill,
the Citizen continues
Mr.. Merrimon has been in the Leg
islature four years and eight terms.
lie has drawn twenty cents mileage.
lie made 4 trips per term, which
would make 50 trips Distance, per
trip, 270 miles. and 30 trips makes
500 miles travelled, at 20 cents per
mile giving him the snug sum of one
thousand and seven hundred and
.twenty-eight dollars (S!,728,00) he
has drawn for travelling expenses.
Ind all the time are think, lie has had
dea7head tickets on tie railroads from
here to Rcieigh.
- 1t occurs to us that this exposition
OF the Citizen places Mr.. Merrimon
IN very ugly light before all hon.
est men, and elevates corresponding
ly the character of Smith. At any
rate we doubt if there is a railroad |
President in Tennessee with honesty
or moral courage sufficient TO charge
members Of the Legislature for their
railroad fare. We hold up the pre-
cedent of Col. Smith as a model for
imitation, and as there is a revolution
going on it would be a feather in
their caps if they. would anticipate
the action Of the next Legislature
and withheld the usual supply or
tIead-head passes to members.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06

u The Chronicle says that Sena-
tor Brownlow has sent strong let
ter to the President, urging the APP
pointment of Hon. Horace Maynard
to the position in the Court of Claims
made vacant by the death of Judge
Millgan. There seems to be a strug-
gle just now with Horace's devoted
friends as to who can best serve him
and themselves in getting him out of
the Congressional District and State.
Mr.. Mcconnell, of the Republican,
insists that he is the only man who
ought to be thought Of for Governor,
while the Chronicle endorses his
eminent fitness for the Court of
Claims. Even if Secretary Richard
son should decline, land it seems to
be conceded that he has the refusal
of Judge Milligan's vacant chair,) it
is quite doubtful if Mr.. Maynard
wouldn't prefer to take his chances
for election in the Knoxville Dis
trict TO any thing now on the politi-
cal slate.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06

u The Convention called by the
eelored people of this Congressional
district, for the purpose of giving an
expression of their choice in the
coming election, met at the junction
hast Friday. Three or four hundred
delegates were in attendance from
different counties, the large majority
q whom were for Butler, and his
friends claim that the resolutions
endorsing him were adopted by three
fourths of the delegates. The Gil
Ienwaters wing subsequently held
meeting and adopted resolutions en-
dorsing him as the choice of all the
colorcd voters.
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, MAY g., 1874.

~ We learn from the Asheyille
Citizen that the people, Of Western
North Carolina are. theoretically
working to get up long petitions to
Congress favorable to the bill intro
duced by Gen. Vance for the bull
ding of railroads through that Sec
tion. We have already signifed our
approval of the bill, and expressed
the hope that it would pass. Let the
people there get up the petitions at
once and send them to Gen. Vance.
II any man can put the bill through
he is that man. e
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN
News was yesterday received of
the death of Col. w. B. A. Ramsey,
formerly citizen of Knoxville. He
died yesterday in Edgefeld, aged
seventy-ive years, Mr.. Ramsey was
for several years Mayor of Knoxville.
for some time editor of the Register
of this city, and afterward Secretary
OF State for Tennessee. He was one.
il not the very first, to introduce
steam navigation on the -Holston.
-Knorvale Chronicle.
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U We hardly know how to re-
ply to arecont private note from an
esteemed friend who complains
of being subjected to annoyance from
persons who mistake the nom de
plume of one of eur correspondents
for his signature. We know our
friend reads with interest and appre-
eiates highly the ability of our cor
respondent, and his sensitiveness in
the matter is entirely attributable to
his high sense of honor in not desir-
ing credit for that which he had no
hand in creating. We can only say
shat the signature used is neither the
name nor initials of the writer, any
more than John NJ or g." John F."
would be, and that it was adopted
without a thought as to who might be
the possessor OF a similar combina.
zion Of the letters of the alphabet.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06

APOLoGETIC.-We are forced by
the negligence of the Knoxville pa
per mill to furnish us paper as prom
ised, to send two hundred ofour pat
rons only the inside pages of this
weeks GAZETTE. We bought and
paid for paper two weeks ago but
it has not yet come to hand, and had
it not been for the kindness and
attention of Rev. P. T. Thomas Of
the Holston Methodist, who sent us
bundle by express, we should have
made worse show even than a half
sheet. Such things are the more
provoking when one feels that he
has nothing but his Ownaccommoda-
ting disposition to blame for it. We
shall profit by this last experience.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06
THE sENAToRIAL CONTEST.

a Al .
The announcement of Capt.J. G..
Hodges as a candidate for the Sem
ate from this district appears else
where. Col. Whites and Capt. Den
ny's have preceded it in this paper.
Each of the aspirants make their
announcement subject to the choice
of Convention of the party. We
think it is full early yet for the dis.
cussion or the proper man for State
or Legislative offices. After the
August elections viii be ample time
to call conventions and make the me-
cessary selections. But as these gen.
tlemen prefer longer canvass, the
people can the more searchingly in
form themselves of their peculiar fit
ness for the place, and the more sat-
isfactorily choose or reject. They
are gentlemen of more than local rep.
ntation and intelligence. and Col.
White and Capt. Denny have had
Legislative experience and leftrecords
which are before them for endorse
ment or condemnation. We shall
give the nominee of the Convention
a Jealous support. Capt. Hodges is
our townsman, but it is not this that
makes him our first choice. We do
not believe 3 more suitable person
for the place can be found in the dis
trict. He is recognized as an able
lawyer, a practical and successful
farmer, fine business mana gen.
tleman by instinct and an honest
man by the act Of his Maker. A Ten
nesseean by birth and education,
man of irreproachable character for
morals and firmness, he would, by
reason of his talents, industry, bold
ness and answering integrity, make
a useful and faithful Senator. Be-
sides, it is not within the memory of
The oldest inhabitant when citizen
Of Hamblen county has been honor
ed with a Senatorship.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06
8 TURBINE WATER WHEEL .

which we guarantee to be the best Wheel I'm use
furnished at n LESS PRICE than any other of equal
capacity, and to which invite the attention OF
the public.
Castings of every description made to order, and
Machinery Of all kinds Repaired properly and with
dispatch.
FE- We invite all persons having any class Of
work to do in our line to give q cali.
mar Is matt.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06
Knoxville Live stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE.-In the forepart
of last week the cattle market was
very lively, and several car loads
changed hands. Towards the end
of the week unfavorable news from
the eastern market was received
which had its effect on our market
here, we quote the market dull at
last quotations. We quote No. /
young fat smooth steers, weighing
from 1900 to 1900 at Hail !;
smooth fat oxen. cows and heifers
weighing so and over, from 3ka4,
The demand for butchering cattle
is active; the best sell from 81 al !;
fair to good, 5a3i /; common to fair,
21a3.
SHEEP.-One car load of sheep
was shipped from this city last week.
The market remains active. Best
sell from 3a3L cents.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06
TERMS OF SALE:

Said Lot nf land viii be sold u credit Of eight
months, and in bar of the equity Of red-Inl tian.
Notes with ap royed personal security heaT4IIAs in
tere~t from date will be required OF the purchaser
and hen retained on the propertS until the pur-
chase money is fully paid. This 18th April, 1874.
JOHN MURPHEY, C. &c Nj.
apr29 ms 4w-pr'a fee $40.
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MARRIED

At the residence of the brides
father, on Sunday. May 3. by Rev.
P. NJ Bewley. Mr.. j. f. WEAVER.
of North Carolina, and Miss ANNIE
G. EAsTERLY, of Cooke. county,
Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06
Citizens Of NHOrrfstOWn
AND ADJACENT CouNTRYt

The Suspension and Failure of the Banks and the General
PANIC throughout the country induces to offer the Largest
the most Substantial the most Fashionable and the Sty
sh Stock of DRY GOODS brought to this market prices
that will hardly pay the Importation We bought goods
Tor cash directly from importers who forced by the nan
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06

CONSISTING OF SILKS ranging from 81 up Goods
of all the celebrated brands consisting Cashmeres Bartz
Cloth Empress Sateens Sout Popns Diagona Seges etc.
etc., the beautiful worm at panic prices
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-06

"a So the struck eagle stretched upon the plain,
No more through rolling clouds to again,
Viewed his own feathers on the dart,
And winged the shaft that quivered in his heart.
Keen were his pangs; but keener far to feel,
He nursed the pinion that impelled the steel,
And the same plumage that had warmed his nest
Drank the last hfe-drop of his bles ding breast
JOHN j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-27
5000 fl. Seasoned Pine Lumber,

And very many other articles Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, making altogether such col
lection a, Is rarely offered At Public Auction
At the same time and place We shall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-27
Congress.

On Tuesday, ia Ge Senate, The report from
Tie committee ou conference TO the suu3ry civil
appropriation J,l was coucurred ia. The bili
10 almi, Colorado as State in the Union
was laid on TIE table The post-oaice route
DIN was passed. Also the bi.l authorizing the
coinage Of tweuty ceut silver pieces. The
ohai man made q brief congratuatary speech
aud declared ,be Senate Adjourned sine de.
To the ro2se. the Senate amendment TO
proven, tho ea>.avius Of Italian children was
c,acrrrel 10 and the Din passed The repor,
Of the conference committee on the river and
barber appropriation was coucurred iu; also
the report or The conference committee on the
p1st-oiice appropriation bin. The prepay
meut Of postage on newspapers 90 take effect
January I. 1875; the yate is fixed at two cents
per pound. and three cents per pound on pa
pers published less frequently than weekly.
The conference reportou the suulry ciyilappro-
priatiou 600 was con uuel iu The appropri-
ati.a Of $500 O00 0r Tire District Of c ,,uu-
Da O. pay tae interest on the funded debt.
aad ca tie payment Of ofi er, and Iab1rers
tpGI by ,hs board Of public works, is re-
,iuei. The aw under which the civil service
exists is not repealed. but un appropriation is
made O. continue the work. Tle Senate
amendments 90 ID Washington City aud Point
Lookout railroad bin were c'ucurrel ia. and
tie bllras,el The Utah bill was then taken
OPP. the Senate amendments thereto coucurrel
10 and ue b.l. passed Mr. Garfield, from
Che committee oa appropriations, gave com
puatiye statement Of the appropriation bills
rom Dis exhibit the gross reduction over the
previous 6s-al year Is S27,7G3.7J7. Mes,rs.
r uar. of Massachusetts,, aud Alexander
Mitchell % Wisconsin, were appointed meme
hers Of the iat committee % prepare and
submit, frame of Government r'r ,he District
oCC]uuJia. Tie Speaker made a brief c'u-
-n,aa,,ry speech, and then deciare! the first
session OF the Fry-,Liri Congress adjourned
w',h3u, day
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NOTICE
Notice TO Creditors.

rI'O THE CREDITORS OF LEWIS W.WASH-
NGTON, DECEASED:
In pur suance to a Decree OF the Circuit Court of
the County OF Jefferson made in cause therein
pending To- subject the Real Estate oi the said
Lewis ". Washington to the payment of his d,bts,
YOU are REQUIRED 10 present yOur claims against
the said Lewis ". Washington for adjudication to
Cleon Moore Commissioners. at lis ONCE, in the
said County, on or b fore the 18th day OF August,
lc74 Witness. Robert 7. Brown, Clerk OF said
Court, this 25th day OF June, 1874.
ROBERT 7. BROWN
lime q. lsTl-Tt.
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Destructive Fire in Berryvnle.

On Friday night of last week. destructive
Gre occurred iu Berryvlle, which destroyed the
extensive sumac and bark mills OF N. Pulliam,
Esq together with bis dwelling. wagon max
ing aod blacksmith shops and the dwelling Of
Sir =. J. AflIck. Aboutt@eive hundred dol
lars worth Of bark was also burned with the
uIls The alarm was heard at half past ten
JcI.yk. AMI The citizens turned ont 10 force,
bot owing 30 tie indammable nature Of the
material the 6re was nor stayed uu;l all the
above property, which covers about an acre Of
ground, was DESTROYED
TIE boss Of Mr. Puliam is estimated az from
$4,000 to $4,000. the labor Of years. Mr..
Aflrk's loss Of dwelling, &c, is estimated at
$4,000. SIR pullam's insurance amounts to
$500 f. the Loudoun Mutual Insurance
Company Of Waterford. Va, and Mr.. fiick's
insurance IS 81 600, IL the Southern Mutual Of
Richmond. Va.
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Statement Of Receipts and Elk
penditures of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
During the Fiscal Year ending June lst, 1874.

RECEIPTS.
2750 taxable persons at SIS $4,000
6Oc on each 500 worth OF
real aud personal proper
tytT.373 500. 90 Sil2iI00
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MANU- AMAZING

MISS MAGGIE w. JOHNSON having just
NI returned from the East with the very latest
Fashions and Patterns, Is prepared 70 measure,
cut and tit dresses for the Ladies OF ChariestowR
and SURROUNDING country. She is also prepared
TO bleach, press and trim Bonnets and Hats or
short notice She can be found at the residence
of her mother on the Southwest corner OF Liberty
and West streets, Charlestown. Thankful fog
pa.t favors she s0licits the patronage OF hes old
customers and many new ones.
June Is, 1874.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will proceed
to execute the provisions Of the foregoing De-
cree at nv Office in Charle>town, West Vir-
einia. ou Tuesday the 2Sih day Of July 1874
Given under my hand this 26th day of June,
1874. CLEON MOORE.
June %. 1913 Commissioner
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NImsicnl Assocfation,

THERE will be Meeting Of the Association at
Concert Hail." on Tuesday Evening, June
s0th, at O'Clock to hear and act upon The report
ofthe Committee appointed TO drait Rules for the
government of the Association. full attendance
Is desired b. order OF the Association.
MRS. DIR. RANSOM, President.
Mas. A. z. KENNEDY, Sec'y.
June -, 1874 1t.
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TOnSSI'iaI.

rINHE undersigned are In charge Of the
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING SA-
LOON at the 90 Mountain View Hotel" Harper's
Ferry and will give diligent attention to business
with the hope Of pleasing all who tay call upon
Us. GRIMES d. JACKSON
Harper's Ferry, June 10, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-06-27

TIE y-,e bv which che House of Represen-
atiyrs passed. ih- lill fr the ab.liti,u e the
District .. CirubnI Government was DIG
ayes o. ~ nays Pretty decisive. On the
tiouir- DAY Thursday it was passed by
tae Senate with cqud promptusss. All
elu-ts CD amend % failed
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Notice.

r license to sell spirituous liquors having been
l 4 refused me, in common with all other apple
cants, by the County Court, notice is hereby Civ
en- that will be at NV place Of business 10 settle
not TO sell-and hope all indebted to ne will come
forward aud pay up, and thereby enable me TO
meet my obligations heavy rent. &c. t
JOHN :. YESTERDAY,
Basement jefferson Building.
Nav %, 1874
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&c ceased.
juno ~. 1874 q.
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seasonable Gods.

DRASS Preserving Kettles-all sizes Water
ID Coolers-all sizes and beautifully finished !;
Galvanized Horse and Slop Buekets-cheap and
last lifetime; latest and most approved Cook
Stoves; Toilet Ware; Pressed Pans-all sizes; Pie
Plates shallow and deep; Draft aud Buggy Col
lars-well-hnshed aud cheap; Full line OF Tin-
ware and Harvest GoOds-al marked dnwn 10 low
est living prices the Best Horse Rakes in the
market for sale by
June % lS74. DUKE Il GALLAHEK
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State Of Maine,
ExgcuTrvE DEPARTMENT.

Executive DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, Dec. IL. 1871.
This certifes that | am acquainted with all OF
the three gentlemen in the firm Of X. G.. Chase \
Co. They are gentlemen of good character and
excellent business capacity. They have the repu-
tation where they are known OF being fair and
honorable in their dealing. therefore take plea
sure in commenting them to the public as gentle
men in all respects worthy of confidence.
SIDNEY PEKHAM, Goy'r.
Quinton. n. j.. Jan. l6 lS7l.
r. G. GLASS 4 Co. We would say the 100
Dwarf and 100 Standard pear trees purchased from
YOU last season arrived in good condition aud were
very satisfactory. There has MT been enough at
tenion paid to the culture of pears in our vicinity
To- admit of speaking of the proit OF their cal-
ture. but what few trees we have with us bear well;
Yours truly. HIRES 4 BRO.
Pembroke, y. H., May %, 1878.
r. G. CHASE & Co. For the past five wears |
have purchased trees 1T YOU of almost every We
tiety. and have lost but two which were destroyed
bv the mice. Your trees have always come IN
good condition and with good roots. regard
yuer firm the most reliable know OF from which
10 purchase nursery stock. Some trees bought
OF YOU tour Years ago are now oter nine inches IN
circumference; The crab trees bore peek each
the second year. Yours truly.
GEO. W. STOWE,
4 well known fruit raiser.)
Mar % 1874
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17I6TNIA IFI2TfTE PT2FESe-TFIE JOURNAL

Mr. Hugh S Lupton has purchased Dan
iel Walkers farm Of loo acres. seven miles
from Winchester on the Martinsburs turn
pike.
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Musical Association.

TTNHE Charlestown Musical Association will hold
weekly meetings at " Concert Hall, ;" on Tues
days at o'clock, p. NJ. All persons desiring ad-
mission as members. will please attend the neat
meeting (June SOth) as business OF Importance
viii be transacted. Membership fee SLIGO.
June 81, 1874.
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Terms of Sale {:

one.thrd Cash and the residue in Nine and
Eighteen Months, equal payments with Interest
the purchaser or purchasers giving Bond with
good security tor the deferred payments, and The
title to be retained till further OF der Of the Court
Sale to commence at II o'clock. 4. N.
EDWARD TEARNEY,
Sheriff Of jefferson County.
limo IL lST4-tt
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lie Cream! Parlors.

TT'HE undersigned respectfully informs the publis
that bis new ICE CREAM PAgLO2S are
completed and handsomely furnished. and ready
for the reception Of risitOrs-to whom will De sup
piled Ice Cream Of the be-, quality and most deli
cious havOrs. Cake, C0ufections, &c. Gentlemen
alone will find a saloon especially fitted for them
10 rear OF the store, where they viii receive
prompt attention.
ise-At short notice Ice Cream, Fruits, Cake,
Candies, &c. supplied to families in qaanti,e. 20
suit. GUSTAV BROWN.
June 8, lS74.-tf.
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Mules For Sale.

THREE PAIRS Sound. Welbroken MULES
for sale. Credit OF One or Two years given
to purchaser, Note with appraved security;
EYSTER d son.
Halltown, Jefferson county, w. Va.
Inn 1911
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The Best Horse Rake

MANUFACTURED BY the Hagerstown Imple-
y meut Company. lIas best quality Steel
Teeth. Locust Hubs. with Thorough Boxes. 4
small boy can work with it. For sale By
WASHINGTON q LlPPITT.
June q, 1874.
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The f--t cop ~ ucw wheat in tie Peters
burg market. raised by Mr. Andrew Meade.
aas s'lo1 Friday ~ - p.r bushcl u was
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THE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
OF cHARLEST0WN

TAKES this mode Of acknowledging most
gratefully the obligation it is under to tue
MessTs Gailaher for the extreme liberallty they
showed as regards the bill for printing Tickets,
ETC.. for the Concerts OF June loth
and l7th. By order Of the President,
MRS. DR. RANSOM.
Mas. A. Z. KENNEDY, Sec. Mcsica! Association
June ~, lS74-lL
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Executors Notice.

TIME undersigned have taken out letters tesla
mentary under the Will of Colin c. Porter,
deceased. All persons indebted 10 his estate are
notified that prompt payment of their debts Will
be dem snded Parties having claims against the
estate vii. present them duly authenticated:
EDWARD TEARNEY,
WM. L. WILSON.
Iu,a 81 Is7A9t
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Saturday, July nth, ISI4,

In front Of tie Court House, in Charlcstown make
sale. at Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder, of
the two Houses and Lots in the Till and proceed
iugs mentioned being the same Of which Ca;ha-
rine NJ. Rawlns died seized. and living oS Law
renee street in said town. The Houses are comfort
able DWELLING HOUSES in a desirable part
q; the town. They will be sold separately as d.
rected by the Decree