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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
The WISHING Firenaen.

ARRIVAL OF THE sHIFFLER FIRE COMPANY FROM
LANcAsTER-REcEPrIoN BY THE MAYOR.
The Shiffler Fire Company, of Lancaster, Pa,
who are the guests of the Washington, Fame
and Phoenix Companies, Of this city, arrived on
the 12 o'clock train, this noon, from Philadel-
phia.
The company, Numbering nearly fifty mem
bers headed by che Lancaster city Brass Band,
which accompanied the visitors. were received
at the Depot by chief engineer George Nc
Call of our Fire Department, and after forming
in line of parade were escorted up Front to
French, past the Washington engine Hou
where they were salEted with the bells OF the
company and flying banners. They proceeded
up French to Fodrth, and thence to Market, and
up Market to the City Hall, where they we're re-
ceived by the Mayor in neat speech Of well
come. A reply was made on behalf of the visi-
tors by A. X. spencer, OF the Shiftier Company.
This afternoon parade OF hremen will turn
out in honor of the company,of which Thaddens
Stephens was for long time Pesldent. Inc
visitors went from tho Hall to the Washington
Engine House, where they were formally receiv-
ed by the company
NOVEL SURPRISE VIsIT.-Chas. G. Betelle hav
| ing just opened new grocery store at 7th and
Poplar, about 40 or so of his friends, most OF
| whom are connected with the Sabbath School
(Asbury) Of which he is the very efficient Score
tary visited him in business-like way last even
| ing. The party first gathered az the
residence Of one of their number, and then with
| capacous baskets wended their way IN
| body to Mr.. Betelle's store, where they began
to make such purchases as they seyerally needed.
| The store was completely filed, and for an
hour the passers-by must have thought Char
ley's was most popular resort for groceries.
In some lines of goods he was bought oul
entirely. After the purchases were all made, the
older ones Of the party retired while the younger
ones took possession of the new building adjoin-
ing and there spent the evening. ordering In
refreshments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

THE QuIcKsTEr HoP.-Last evening, the
Quickstep Base Ball Association gave their first
annual hop. The affair attracted considerable
attention, and the occasion was one of the plea
santest which has occurred during the season.
The attendance was good and the hop passed of
to the satisfaction of all and was very creditable
| to the managers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16

MIDDLErowN ITEMs-On Wednesday night a
personal encounter took place in Maxwells Hotel
in which one of the parties, who is said to have
been the aggressor, bore the same name az the
Democratic candidate for Governor, and was
severely handled.
This fine weather will give opportunity to the
farmers to finish up their Fan work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
Blew advertisements.

EXTRA SIZE WILKFSBARRE NUT,
II We are to-day (Sept. 5th.) unloading cargo
extra large size Wllkesbarre Nut Coal, clear OF
slate and dirt our patent wagons deliver directly
i"'O ''ie GEO. ". BUSH SON, French 81. Wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-16
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
NEW YORK, Oct. l6,
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WANTED-A PROTESTANT LADY OF BUSINESS
w capacity as working housekeeper, with q FEW
hundred dollars caplai an independent home In the
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yVANTED-BY FIRST CLASS DREssMAKER EN-
w poyment; can cut, fit and trim in first class style
takes work VI her home terms moderate receives
her fashions from France and London. Address X.
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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yyvANTRD-A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN AS
w clerk in first class retail Broadway hat store
who the business aud Is well recommended
nav have a permanent situation. Address A. X. x.
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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7SS BROADWAY, ROOM lo-LININGs CUT FREE
100 Monday. 10 prove the merits OF Nine. LIVING
STDN'S new French method OF drcsscutng and design
ing trimmings, two-thirds cloth
taught the evening 10 benefit sewin. girls special
attention 10 cutting and basing; agents wanted.
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NEW YORK SUNDAY z, 1s74-QuADRUPLE SHEET
HELP wANrED-FEuALEs.

r AIDES wASrED-To ENGAGE IN A RESPECT
- able ana remuneratve business requiring but ew
hours daily; 10 those of good address persuasive
ability tact and energy, liberal compensation ana steady
station y, New York CITY
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SITUATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN AS
~ waiter in private family; four years. good refer
ence. Address E. b. c.. box l67 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
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ATANTED-A SALESMAN FOR WHOLESALE
w liquor house. who commands u good city or subur
ban trade must well recommended. Address,
with full particulars, RECOMMENDATION Herald
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TWO WINE AND LIQUOR Statesmen WANTED
i BY old and first class extensive house; of
them shond have an established trade IN New Encand
and the other near bv at least should be Of Irish
birth; the proper parties liberal salary and per-
mapent employment Will be given. Address W., Herald
office.
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VTANTED-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS WET
w nurse: reference required. Call Monday at
III Orchard ST. between Mcserole and Norman avs,
Greenpoint
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WANTED--A FIRST CLASS MILLiNER AND TRIM
w mer; also an apprentice. Apply at DARCYS mil
lnery. 596 Sd
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BOY, II YEARS OLD (ORPHAN) WISHES A SIT
~ uation; wait table take a horse ;
is willing TO do anything to earn living Address r. A.
I53 herald office.
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4 FIRST CLASS BAR TENDER WISHES A sITUA.
IA tion-Preers city but country objection. Ad
dress q. ]. NJ, soue's, Ah st. ana 9Th av
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VrANTEp--BY AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT.
w situation bookkeeper. cashier salesman
position OF reasonable salary. Address G. D.. box
LAB Herald Office
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WANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN. TO TEND. A
w first class bakery must reside in the upper part of
the city. Address by mail w. W. WALL. 767 9th av.
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VNANTED-IN A JOBBING CLOTH HOUSE. AN Rx.
w perienced salesman who command local trade.
None but those having the best OF reference need ad-
dress giving name JOBBER, Herald office.
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A GIVE MEN, WHO HAVE SMALL OR LARGE
~ means, DESTROYS of doing honorable and legitt
mate business and the agency OF any city county
state mot already aken) tor the term 81 1--WE years.
Tor the sale of household staple article that every gro
druggist house furnishing hardware store ho-
tel re stalrant and family wants everywhere and con-
tnuously securing large cash profit to the agent ca
on or address tho ALASKA MINING COMPANY l0t
Reade street New York. The very best man for Brook
Iyn and Long Island.
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THOROUGH DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER, AC-
L customed 10 opening, examining. balancing closing
BOOKS, &c. desires employment temporary or perma-
nent would like position in first class hotel; city
off
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yNANTED-FIRsr GLASS statesmen FOR DRESS
w goods department Apply to CONKLING CO.,
No. 763 Broadway.
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yNvANTED-SALESMAN FOR WHOLESALE CIGAR
w and leaf tobacco trade; must have large acauaint-
ance with Al dress. stating late employ
LEAF IOBACCO, Herald Office
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OPERATORS wANrED-To DO BRAIrING on THE
" domestic and SINGERS sewing machines. Apply 10
oPPEAHElM BROS, 46 Howard ST.
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WANTED-FIRsT GLASS DREssMAKERS; COME
w prepared to work. No. lS3 West I'D St
90 WEST 22D ST.-WANTED-A FIRST CLASS
I'D trimmcr also operator on Wheeler 4 Wilson's
machine.
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yxrANrED-A MAN IN BUILDERS OFFICE TO
w open the real estate business who will give his
services for half the profits realized from the real
estate. Address BUILDER, Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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15O WEST SID ST. TOP FLOOR. FRONT ROOM
loo A respectable young woman, lately landed az
cham rmaid wond DO general homework in a small
prtyatc family, Call or address.
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VXTANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN WHO CAN
w sell lace goods, linen collars and cuns and ruff
filings the leading jobhng houses In this city Boston
and Philadelphia; to such party liberal arrange
ment will be given Address o. N. A., Herald Office.
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yNANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE, WITH
w two years experience in teaching, position as
family going to the country Tor The
mer; would accept moderate compensation; highest
testimonials. Address q. ). >. Herald Office.
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lNANTED-FoR MONTREAL. CANADA, AN ACTIVE
w saeslady tor irst class retail hat and fur store ;
one speaking French preferred Address at once, b. S.
Herald Office.
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NURSERY GOvERNESS.-WANTED BY THOR
~ oughly reliable and competent person. situation
as nursery soVefnessi woun take entirc cnargc OF
Uptown BrAno b Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-22

"Hnntlng Is the noblcSt exercise.
Makes men lNborious. ar,i,r wiSo
brings health. and doth the SHIRTS dcliyht
~ heip,s the hearing, and the sight:
u teacieth arts thar never slip
me memory, good horscmunship.
Searcn, sharpness, courage and defence,
Ana chasctI, nil i'll habits thence
Yesterday Tuesday) morning came the
~ohe'oyyll!e huntsmcn, upon their annual
lrollc to the mountain hard by. There
were six Of them, rs follows;
DR.. I j. ROane, Druggist, Shelbyyille;
i. V. Fogleman, Merchant. Shclbyyille ::
Hon. Henry Cooper, L. $. Senator, and
Henry to Andrew johnson: j. L. Brown,
gentleman ofleisure; 7. c. Allison, Far
mcr, Bedford county and H.. II. Holt.
Register Bedford county, and Lewis
Roane, colored brother" in charge of
baggage.
We know them all personally and know
them to be honorable men, standing san
reproche in their different yocations. and
sans tache so far as virtue is concerned
lhey are fine looking-aimost handsome.
We are so anxious for them to lsve great
lllck ia their hunt that we would let a
deer pass our stand" that it might become
food for their "villaineus saltpctrc." OF
course they would divide with us. We
can zee generosity craven upon the coun-
tenances Of all oftlem. and they. no doubt.
have heard how fond we are OF deer meat
In fact, meat has been 50 very dear this
year that we are getting used to it.
Luck, splendid luck to you, noble gen
t!emen! You arc certainly liked up"
tor splendid feast Of pleasure, whether
you secure much game or noS. May the
weather be an Indian summer until you
are all stated with delight, AMI then re-
member us when the rainy days come
round. Let us regret with you that Tom.
Gregory was not AT home to join your
merry crowd.
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Corporation Tax Sales.

On the I'd Monday in November. 1874,
it being the 9th day OF said month. will
sell the tollowing-described town lots, all
situated Within the corporate limits of the
town of Winchester, Franklin county,
Tennessee. to satisfy the taxes, printers
fees and costs due upon each for the year
specified in the description OF each lot be-
lew, giving the entire amount. for CASH.
to the highest bidder. ~ the Courthouse
door in v inchcster-tirrc being no per-
sonal property to be found belonging to
the owners o bleach lot below described to
be levied upon to satisfy the taxes and
Costs durupon each lot:
One lot. levied upon as the property of
G.. c. Curlc, known rs the "old Jail prop
erty,' bounded ON the north by street
leading to old Fraction lanyard, east by
lot of Julia Curle, south and west by same
and street leading from Public square.
Taxes for 1871, 1872 and 1913. ST 90; prln-
tcr's foe. 81; collectors fee, 81. Total,
so 50.
One house and lot. levied upon as the
property Of August JanS"n, situated in
the town of Winchester. bounded on the
south by Mrs. NJ. T.. Wilkinson, north by
Public Square, east by W. j. Slater. and
west by jefferson street. Said lot contain.
. WV - " I'i- w i''' VI Nv
printers fee, 81; collectors fee, 81. To-
tai. $40.
One lot levied upon as the property of
W. Il. Walker. decd, bounded north by
John Turner, west by DR.. Slapurd, south
by f. NJ. Turner, and east by =. Waldmall
and a street, containing y acre. more oil
less. TAXES for lS1O-1l-'72-'73, SO; costs
50. Total. 50.
One lot. levied upon as the property o.
Thos. Walker. bounded north by Il lot be-
longing to NJ. Porter, decd. west by lot o.
C.. NJ. Farmer. deed. south and east by 4
street leading from the Public Square tc
Decherd, containing y acre, more or less
Taxes for 1873, $l70; costs, ~. Total
1870.
One house and lot. levied upon as the
property OF \. }. Baird, bounded nerth by
lot of L. Il. Taylor, east by Mrs. Orcar
south by street, west by Sims Hotel, con
tanning one acre. more or less. Taxes iel
1872 and 1873, SS.US; costs, 81. Total
$40 .OS.
One lot. levied upon as the property o
the Sewaucc Tanning and Manufacturing
Company, situated near Mary Sharp COL
lcec. ~and.bounded north and east by street.
and south and west by W. "A Hai.roat
and the lot Of ChaS. Gucita, containing
acres. more or les. Taxes for 1872 an,
1873, &LSO; costs, 50. Total. SG.Se.
one house and lot, levied upon as the
property of the heirs of c, L.. Emhrcy
deceased. and 4. X. Irvin-J. f. Sy.
Ter. iieceivcr-bcing the house now occll-
pied by W.B Farmer, anG bounded as fol,
lows: North and east by lot of RrldiUr,
heirs and College street. south by Il stree
~lcaoing in front Of Mary Sharp College
west by Mrs. WiikinSoH'S lot, and con
tanning l. acre, mere or less. Taxes tul
lniO-'5l-T2-'73, S20,SO; costs, 81. Totai
$3.50.
TON. ARLEDGE.
Oclj-3w Town Constable.
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Sherif's Sales.

BY virtue of thee orders Of sale In my
hands. issued Oh the 18th OF August, 1874,
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court O~ffranh-
lin county. Tenn, | will. or tie
9th day of NOvcmbcr, lS1k
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, sell
the following tracts or parcels of land. to
the highest bidder for CASH, to satisfy
tho debt, interest and costs in each case,
to-wit:
In the case of
A.. Powers VS. G. W. Tipps and W. c.
TippS-
The following tract or parcel Of land,
bounded as follows Beginning ut a white
oak OH the east side Of Mann's Ford road,
and near the road leading from OSbornc's
Mill to Mann's Ford road; thence n 81 >,
e lis 55-lOO poles to- small black OAK, sour
wood and black oak pointers; thence $
%. C 1913 poles. to a stake, dogwood and
sOurw0Od pointers in the south boundary
line of the ButtcrwOrth tract of which
this is Il part. and in the north boundary
ct the tract purchased by b. J Taylor OF
the estate Of Jcre Taylor. deed; thence
with Taylor's north boundary line, south
Sll4, W us 59-l09 p to the Mann's Ford
road: thence along said road II l3O', W III
poles; thence II 49,, W Al poles. to poStoak
at A.. j. W iSeman'S corner; thence u 29e.
W 81 poles. to a stake; thence nlliss, W
a. poles, to a stake and black oak bush
pointers, thence II u -. W II poles. to The
Notwithstanding $50 acres. Levied
upon rs the property of w. G. TippS-"ne'
half Of the said tract being levied upon Il
satisfy this order Of sale, amounting, 2Gtf
at ,Julv. 1874. to S3lJ,3O, besides costs.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

p. II. Curtis, admir-, &C., vs. Jesse NJ
Sharp. ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk Il Master from
the bill in the above cause, which Is sworn
To. that the defendants. Jesse VI. sharp.
Mrs. T.. }. Cromwell. or Jackson. W. Il.
duncan, and b. n. Duncan aud Wife f..
l. duncan, are non-rcsidentS of the State
ofTcnncsScc. 50 that the ordinary process
ofllw cannot be served upon them.
II is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring said nonresident dcien-
dants to appear on or before the lth Non
day in January next. before the Clancery
Court at Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or demur to
co~mplainants' bill. or the same will he ta-
ken Tor confessed and set for hearing cN
parte aS to them. Witness my hand. nj
Office in Winchester. Tenn. this sept. 30
1874. L. III, tlNCn, Y. " VI.
o"tl5-it 30
a. :. Colvar and Fitzpatrick. Grcgor,
< Davis. Solicitors for complaiaants.
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From Salem.
SALEM, Tenn, Oct. 18th, 1874.
Editor Home journal

Editor Home journal:
Since my last we have been gliding
along in a smooth and even course IN our
n~piphborhood. with but little excitement
to rifle the great bosom of our qnietnuc;
and. in consequence, we are becoming
semi-unconsciOus, that dreamy condition
that is produced by the delcctable which
il characteristic of our Autumns. Hence
il will take something like an earthquake,
or a wedding, to awake us from our STU
por.
We are able. however, to report some
progress in the line of permanent anu use
tul Improvement. Messrs. Mann q David
have about completed their cOmlhodious
Factory. and will . o be enabled 10 re-
move their machinery from the old build
inc to the new They certainly Gescrve a
great deal ct credit for their energy ana
perseverance in the face OF the uepres,eu
condition of financial matter Inc Quit
inc is an honor to our community anu 10
Franklin county. - .o
This is potato-diggmg time. ana we
have to report a line ylelu s,neiaiis.
prof Smith raised on his place. lIa miles
sortb-cost Of salem. one potato weighing
~ Mounds. which is the largest | nave
Our Young folks have lately concluded
that exercise in the open air would con-
Gmce to their well-beins in point OF
health. and have, in pursuance OF mat
conclusion, introduced the cameo OF 'r"-
onnt-n very wise determination accorh-
ihn,r IN the doctors, and harmless morally.
as understand there is no betting in the
. We have a lourishins singing-school IN
Salem. at the Masonic Hall every "untay
@,tterneon. under TIE instruction oil Mt
Henson. Tickets tree.
II was reported here yesterday afternoon
,lnt onc Mr.. Franklin, living near Marble
Hili. was Knocked on the head WITH a ro SN
by another Franklin: SEHr' UfOAe"' N'
II is also reported that Bickly 4 WISE
man living on the river and stilling' had
l,nirn from their b.nd-housc. on friiay
1'T,ut last. ten barrels Of whisky II 50
, it Is a very heavy loss
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Non Resident Notice.

G. Vogelgc'ang ct ais vs. Conrad Miller&
W lie ct ais.
Upon motion, aHd it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the CLERK 4 Master from the
Attachment and Injunction Bill in above
cause. Witch is sworn to, that the defend
ants, Conrad Miller and Wife Elizabeth.
are non-rr~idcutS of the State of Icnnrs-
see. so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon them.
1t i therefore ordered that publication
be made Tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring th" SAID non resident
defendants to appear on or before the ltIi
Monday in January nest, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester. Franklin coun-
ty. Tenn. ANA plead answer or dcmar to
compartments DiIl. or the sane will be ia
ken for confessed and set tor hearing cX-
partc AS to them. Witness my hand at
Office in Winchester, Tenn. this Sept. %,
1871. 7. IL. FINCH, C.& VI.
octi5-lt AZ
Colyar 4 Curtis and Mctcal!e & Sylcr.
Solicitors for complainants.
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Non-R Resident Notice.
Shelby villc Savings Bank VS. L. C.Graves
and others.

Shelly willie Savings Bank VS. L. c. Graves
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk 4 Master from
the Original and Amended Attachment
and Injunction Bills in above cause, which
are sworn to, that the defendant. Il. f..
Folwcll. is a nonresident of the State of
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process of
law cannot he served upon him,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be MADE tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident dcfcn-
dant to appear ON or before the lth Mon
day in January next, before the Chanccry
Court at Winchester. Franklin county.
Tenn, and plead, answer or drmllr to
cOmplainant's bill, or the same will he ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing OK
partc as to him. Witness my hand, at of.
flee in Winchester, Tenn. this sept. 20th,
1874. II. II. FINCH, &. Il NJ.
octl5-lt AZ
Brannan & Hunt and Coldwcll, Wardcr
d Costing, Solicitors for complainant.
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LAND SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued by the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of Davidson
county. Tennessee, on 9th October, 1871.
in the case OF Nathaniel Baxter. G. ~ NJ. :,
for the use, &C.. against Hu. McGavock, !
will, on
Thursday, November 10Th, 1874,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn. sell 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the following-describcd tract or parcel OF
land. to satisfy the debt. interest and costs
in said case. the same being levied upon
as the property OF Ilu. McGavock. known
as the 'Alisonia Property" on Elk river,
near Nashville IL Chattanooga Railroad:
Beginning at Il rock and pointers II e cor
ner Dr. VIM. EstilT's land. and corner OF Il
tract sold by A. ). Colyarto Allen Mason;
thence along with said Mason's line II
5Olao east, passing an oak top-off at 30
poles. in all 81 poles to Elk river; thence
IN the river n 40 W % poles, II 80" e %
poles, II 80 e &c poles. and.n 30 G % pole,
to a leaning red-oak standing on the west
of said riyer-said Mas n'S II G cor
ucr: thence So G to a post-oak 81 c of
the river: thence s 4Oe c ll9 poles and 10
links to a stake. n Glleo G 2 ll-25ths from
a blackjack aud cedar pointers standing
at the W coruer of Richard .COrnS leid !;
thence n 1872 e - poles, to a stake; Thence
s ~ g lG police. to a stake thence ; 10 "
81 uolcs. to a stake and cedar. now down.
below the east abutucnt OF the Jam
thence down the river : " C II poles TO Il
poipt eppo,itc an elm standing on the
west hank Of the river and east oil the
.Ioop;r thence acrOSs the Loop 3o' W
GO poles. TO the river. and down the same
n I2o " I2h poles, II CO. W 81 poles. and :
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce Col.
HAYDEN March Il candidate to represent
the counties OF Franklin and Moore in the
Lower House Of the next General Assem-
bly,.
We are authorized to announce John n.
Donaldson Il candidate o represent Frank
lin county in the Lower Braach OF the
next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce John X.
Bcasley II candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower Branch of the next
General Assembly.