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Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

IN The GRIP OF AN ELEPhANT.-Last
Saturday FOrepaugh circus and menagerie
exhibited here. and rs they were to show
ia Albany on Monday, the animals, or at
lca>t part OF them, remained at Troy on
sunday. The four elephants, male and
female, grown, aud t~O Young ones. were
kcpt IN vacant lot at the corner OF Vail
avenue aud MiddIrhurgh street, aud at
tt,J,d crowds duuug the day who watch
"A The Auniudi> as they ted. and offered
,u,m >unGrv lutte drlIcacieS john
tuuirN, an lron-muuiler, noticing the ele-
pha -, thought To have IA little fun with
arti, and getting some apples and candy
t... ccltd To feed the animals. Alter
.t!l = the male elephant. he turned to
f..r female To divide his iayors; the animal
-,rtncd somewhat restless, but he did not
qac~tlun her Kindness and approached her
iearles>ly. Tossing her a lump OF candy,
IL passed at once into the mouth aud
lodged in one Of the glands under Tia.
Tongue. Mr.. Mooley perceived that some
thin. was wrong. aud, divining the cause,
/ thrust his hand into he. mouth in remov-
inI The lump his nail scratched 30 deeply
as 10 draw blood from the delicate Inning
/ e the mouth in sufficient quantity to stain
/ his hand. Without warning the animal
wound its trunk about his body, from left
! To right, and gave him a bOaconstrictor-
4 Ike hug which took hls breath away aud
/ made his head spin With remarkable
! GOODNESS he made neither opposition nor
struggle but allowed himself to drop and
/ slipped out Of the deadly coil. He crawled
/ between her fureleg> and half rolled, half
/ >prang out ot her reach, as she turned
/ nimbiy around at the length Of her chain,
! with uplilted trunk. He was slightly in-
Z ~ ~ hrt h,,t
much as to particularly annoy him. and
went to his work as usual on Monday
morning. He worked the following day
until " ednesday, when, on reaching the
/ foundry, he suddenly fell to the floor and
! began bleeding from the mouth, phys
ician declared that blood vessel had been
1 ruptured and that Hooley's condition was
very serious. His symptoms yesterday
were not improved. and priest was called
"a administer the last consultations of his
| religion.-Troy Times, October p.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25
Ny Boy

A LOCK Of golden hair.
Tied with a ken thresd;
A TIM shoclet lyIng there:
A snow-whi.e curtained bed;
A little broken toy;
A book all soiicd and torn:
A lsuuiy velvet cap nv boy
Has olien. uilrn wogu--
Alas. j. all ihai's lett.
t>uch : the Fpih rs will.)
Hi- J yous Laughter .ouud. no more
His little heart IL still.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

A Harvard Professor went down to
one OF the beaches on the New iEngland
coast 10 bathe. one stormy day. but the
men IN charge refused to let him go in on
account OF the dangerous swell. On his
way back he expressed his disappointment
and Indignation to THE driver OF the omni-
bus. We'll. I'll tell you how it is,' said
the driver; 1--WE don't like to have strang-
J ers come down here aud get drowned. II
hurts the beech"
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

she PROMISED To be. and he lad tiled ia
! coerce her; opened his gate. like melo-
dramatic fool, and nodded, like tacar. for
her To cross his threshold lie had always
prnpped his price aud spirits with the be-
iiei that she loved him very deeply; now
ne doubted IL, aud the doubt wa- torture.
The doubt increased. aud became the tor
iheht oi his ME Day after day passed, aud
>tiI' he Atpl AT home. Mary grew drarrr
aud dearcr To him. lie invented all soi + OF
excuses Tor sceAIuI her; he was rich: She
Mas poor, the companion OF "A pervI>n old
woman; 1t Was his duty to give her Il nome.
| Perhaps she had remained single Tor his
sikc; his honor. then. demanded that he
should ask her Lahd IN marriage. Auu
thcn he Knocked his excuses duNn iiAr
hlne-plLs' % these persons remained
apart. A short interview mad uu,iune thr
work Tor yeats; tor they were both long
! ihS aud miserable, where they had been
| cheerful aud Contcnled. At last the same
late ntericr,d ia their behalf lhc mcui-
un this time was not railroad. Sick and
IDLE, Ed~ard went up to the city one au
tuinn day 10 hear a famous ina donna ia
| her celebrated role of Sappho. Miss Whit
low, busy. aud Interested in everything
| u der heaven, made rush To the same
city Tor the same purpose, aud carried. a.
| matter of course, Mary sage and her
best gown with her. Edward and Mary
1 were at the same hotel, The Pelham. Win
| out Ahowin. 1t. No magnetism passed
through the murk aIr Of dinner and .ener-
al tiuliine,s from one to the other to cause
/ fresh speculation in those gray eyes 50 like
to each other.
Ihc opera-house was crowded. Nj ;,
"hit!ow had costly seat in the front
I row, and Was tanning her old self in .ra-
/ clouN style, ana entirely happy. Mary ,at
beside her IN soft white shawl, aud 4
pretty hedd-dresS OF tralitn. flowers III her
/ handsome hAir. Ihe glorious voice auu
/ wy P''H''"''c aC'H'@ "i the P'ihA donna
VINO WAS neither young nor beautiful,
'''''1 TT 9'''"~c's. Hhe oCut htr I4tc
I IN - ~ N''i'c"'' aug. "hch Shc
I''N'" "p -" 'h" 'li'u sh' "i!diS prayed
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

1t was an affecting case. 1t was in In :
diana; and she applied for divorce. 'Did
he give you clothing enough?' said the
judge. Il lived with him nineteen years.
said she. "and all the clothes which he ev-
er bought me where bunch of hair-pins
and th-brush." Here is slight con-
tribution 10 the great dress problem which
now asitates all feminine conventions and
congresses.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

A woman at NJ dicine Bow, says the
Wyoming Herald, just a, she va, deposit
in2 her vote last election day, was sur
pri>ed To hear a rough voice lin. out.
i challenge that wo nAu'S vote
'Ou what grounds. stT:
She hasn't been lo.- enough ia ,he Ter
ritory.'
Did the woman sit down and cry over it !?
IL Is not to be record, i Her dainty lutle
hand @llded back lilo tho folds OF her pull
back, aud the next thing fhat audaciou>
ca-s knew he was gazing into the nuzzie
Of Derringer, while the fair voter SAID:
''llow long have been ia the Territory
Look our, madame-don't. That Gus
sed tling might 20 otf-take it away;
beg your pardon; don't touch the trIg-
ger-l-l-Im mistaken in the woman
Please point that the other way I'll lick
The lyin' sheep thief that says You haven't
lived right here in this town tor ten years
| sw'ar | Will"
He scooted around he corner, aud she
smilingly passed in her ticket.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

"A reporter was taking down evidence
In Justices Court. III Amador county,
Cal. the other day. when the witness un-
der examination made use OF the express
sion bully Raging" The reporter dcop-
ped his pencil. Take down the word. :"
saio the Judges. Cant do it, replied the
reporter. why not p sits not in the
book; old Webster don't own ii. and by
Thunder if I'm going to take any evidence
that l don't know the meaning Of" The
reporter was victorious. The Witness W as
compelled TO put his evidence into CLASH
cal English. and the case proceeded.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25
Notice.

ALL persons are hereby forbidden trsspsssiur
"a and cutting wood on the land owned BY the
su livan Granite Co., and snyone doing 20 = m
be prosecuted 10 The extent Of the Law.
3nos Ass FRANK 3, HOD0MAN. Aseas.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25
HIS Honor and Bijah.
AN HOUR AT THE CENTRAL STATION
COURT.

t'e'e : Iood zeal OF weather
"'I''''' ~ '",' ''''' "i year sighed BDah,
"s r,' P"N'" a. "a" hte'
WI "rIi >Iehre 'or long time
MN ~. -, ''",'": Pu' Ms hanu IN NJ
/ p,SNet and gave the Jin'tor an old-tashion-
~ T'"'' a"" Pl''e'i nun on the back and
II,
,t. t ".,' Nv ~ u"s ior lhiN town Wheh
IA an's were oting sign
,' W "',"''! ''"u''" "th oea'ninS coun-
~, -,
Ina ii. i an >ad and fjrlorn'"
AZ ,cr,I,.,r,.n, ,,,,.
'' - ~ N'DNESS'
~ tht name ot John CroSsgun was an
nounced, PortIy, bald headed vagrant slid
out aud fastened hi eyes on the court.
Is tEi~ Mr. Iro,sGuu:'
~ AR.
"Mr. tro>s-un, you are cIistered or the
oio''' a. ttrmer
MEOW u.
""I' >'r' II = my duty to deliver a
snort agricultural address aud your duty
!" .'L, II,''u' "'d n't treat q agriculture
planting. For th" purpose Of more fully
Illustrating my remarks lct me compare
you l" plum uee. lon are now growing
=
i9"rn' and leave, ltr1nsplent you y the
iipn'" OF CORRECTION aud You at once begin
to th''ve and bear fruit
"oh, pNhL" replied Mr.. CrosS gun. /
nay 90 you "a"t 70 pat fellow in there
FOR:
~ i ore "i the finest Institutions in the
"r~t' AHl alter y"a have been there one
W'cN a yoke "i oxen couldn't draw you
on. Take thr blnr saw horse. Mr.. Cross /
gun. ana tly and W real good tor The next /
nan hour.
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Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

that home is no home which hold
grumbling father, seoldiDg mother, dis
sipated son, . lazy daughter, or bad tenn
persd child.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-25

|tds the oldest, true>t iaIrt stories in the
world, and the newest love stories in The
same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-21
Naval Movement.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rus GOLD WILL DAILY xrws.
Heavy DsfAleation-The Coming M.
ne Match.

San FRAScIsco, June 2l-l:30 r. NJ
Considerable comment has been caused
in this city by the arrest Of John Miller,
Secretary Of the Western Development
Company. formerly known as the Con.
tract and Finance Company OF the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad. On Saturday tho
customary examination OF the accounts
showed false entries, and it was ascer.
tanned that Miller had left by the morn.
ing Vallejo train for Sacramento. He
was arrested at Narysville, brought here
yesterday. and has been in close custody
since. The Company arc very retieent
about tho affair. It is rumorsd that the
dsfalcation amounts to $500, 900. spccu.
lation In stocks was the n OF his
trouble. Miller expresses great contri-
ton for the offence. and will probably
receive lenient treatment. He was IN
saged all day yesterday with an expert
In explaining entries, and assisting the
expert in the examination. II is thought
that the Company will not prosecute the
cass.
The sumner Guards rino team, to
compete with tho New York team on
Saturday next, was completed yester-
day. The match will take place al Pat.
terson's ranch, beginning at II A. ~. on
Saturday. The New York team will
shoot at Crcedmoor Range. Long Island.
Tho STORES will be telognphed each way
nj tho close.
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STOCK REPORT.

u aernink.
-Ax ygAScf-co STOCK RoAkp.
.- a., a. a,
~. usf.I. ~, q,
49, aehis.n.soN Us.
VI. LOUIE Su,1y.i,s ~ ,v a. ,,o
~ ps.. ps4enef' WV
s, csoi.,poto,i. IA
10 Hale D Nereross, 8
30 Crown Point. TN. IN 70 oio
100 Yellow JACKET, -
5so bs'sher, IN soh, IN
~ lnperAl.
10 ksntnek. u
10 Alpha, iok
tD Ssate.nes. IN, -
$50 Consolidaisd NLrEinia S'S' WV ~
9o 81, siss, go, W Ns
80 Juatlce. ~
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FROM ARIZONA

Cinnabar discovery Mining Dsvei
Opsnents.
PRrscorT, June 10. -Considerablc CT.
citoment has been created over tho dis.
covery OF a cinnabar ledge ON tho Verde
River.
At Mineral Park. On the 18th inst,
DIR. Lescssuc was shot and killed by ID.
A. Mayendorf, on account Of an old
fsud. Lssessue shot without effect.
Mining news from tho McCraeken
mino and Bill Williams Fork Is encour-
aging. McCracken, who recently ro-
turned from tho Big Sandy, says rich
ore has recently been discovered in tho
Senator mine.
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not a day or an hour when the honor
and safety Of defendant did not depend
upon this faithful friend. Tracy says
OF Noulton. that 10 promote Christianity
in which he didn't believe, no had been
leading q life Of lies and divided his
wiis's kisses with q prostitute. An at
tack OF this kind. said Beach, could not
DO tolerated. and no man who stood
such nm attack as this could belong 10
the profession 10 which they belonged.
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urlLrn ,.r sorncr or IIArrnr,s.-Th,

HEALTH ,zE sovHcE or IIArrMrss.-The
relaxation Of the nervous system, which ere
sies an indisposition to mental or bodily &C.
tion, 10 Of very frequent occurrence. II J.
found that q torpid liver. debiliiaisd stomach
or deranged bowels are the great causes For
yaars DR.. Heniey's Celebrated I. \. l.. Bitterv
has BEEN successfully n.ed throughout the
United States ~ an unfailing rrstoratiye aud
health.g-yin: medicine restoring and invicor-
atiur those organs to their oriEiaal strength.
Il has never tailed TO restorc To health and re-
inyigonie the whole system. DJ,pep.ia;, 10
digestion and lo.s of appetite, general debility.
rheumatism and fever and ague disappear with
its usc. AZ q medicine for diseases arising
rum Impure or impoverished blood, u IL with
out an equal. They are composed 81 ar aoeo-
iutely pure difusive stimulant, medieated With
ths extracts and juices u the inost effective
tonic, and will prove . safeguard against inc
attacks Of dyspepsia and liver complaint.
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U. n. Supreme Court session Piled
Libel Fatal Accident.

BAN Francisco. Juno 2i-3 p. NJ
Judge Field, Of tho United States Su.
prone Court, arrived hero last night,
and will probably open Court on wednes-
day noxt.
Tho officers nnd crew Of tho wrecked
ship Champlain havo Alod n libel on the
ship, boats. furniture, etc., for tho
amount Of wages due them. Nothing
has been saved from tho wreck except
two thermometers, two boats and some
minor articles.
A Chinese sailor on board the ship
Ellen Monroe, lying In tho stream, fell
from topsail yard yesterday and was
killed.
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SACRAMENTO.
Political GossIp.

SACRAMENTO. Gal, June 2i.-A few
delegates to the Independent Convcn.
ton are already here. No spe~culations
are yet made on tho Gubornatorial nom.
nation. beyond a determination to put
up tho best man available. A. @. Paul.
sell. Of San joaquin. is mentioned for
Lieut.. Governor. 1t is understood that
Lawson Crane, OF Sierra county. will
be q candidate for Controller. An effort
will also DO made to find place in tho
ticket for Attorney General Love and
State Treasurer Baoher.
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Tux C~ARpiSlL's DIAMOND CRoss.-
The peetoral cross that was given TO
Cardinal McCloskey last week was pre-
scntcd to Archbishop Hughes by the
late Queen Louise OF Belgium. This
cross. tho personal property Of tho
Archbishop, hc bequeaihed to his sister.
the late Mother Angela. At the time Su-
perior General Of the Sisters Of Charity,
and by her death II came into tho pos
session Of the community OF Mount st.
Vincent. When DR.. McCloskey sue
ceeded Archbishop Hughes, II had been
the wish OF Mother Angela and Sister
hood to give him tho cross. But by tho
advice Of Vicar Generol STAIRS tho pre-
s~entation was deferred to some future
occasion. And now Providence has 80
ordered that tho gift OF the sainted
daughter Of Louis Philippe TO the pre-
late who stood In the eyes OF tho Old
World and the new n the most Illus
,rious representative Of the American
church, shall rest on tho gentle and
fatherly heart Of our first American Car
iinal.-Ns,c York Neruld.
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FROM PALIsADE, E
Rsyese Accident.


PALIsADK. June 2l.-Jim Miller, the
messenger OF Wells, Fargo 4 Co., who
had but lately recovered from injuries
received at the hands OF stage robbers
last December. was severely injured last
night at Carlin. While walking along
tho platform Of the freight depot hc
stumbled over q shcet.iron door, which
had been carelcssly left lying in the
gansway by ZONE Of tho employees Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
aud had his right ear severed from his
head, besides sustaining several bruises
OH different parts Of his body.
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TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewelry,
silverware. diamonds. clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always be re-
cciyed in u courteous manner by j.. W.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street, who will al.
ways take pleasure in showing custom.
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering II n trouble. but always tax
ing great pleasure in showing goods.
Don't fail to call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
for selection to any part Of the State.
and will repair watches and jewelry sen |
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee.
ing all work which leaves his store; mi.
ploying. ~ he does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new stors-l3l
Kearny street only.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Needy and sankey 70 visit Etes.
LONDON, June 2l.-Moody and Sanksy
arc preparing to visit Eton to hold ser
vices especially to tho students. This
causes much controversy in the news.
papers. Knaachbut Hugesssen has
formally requested the Provost TO bring
the matter before the Governors OF the
College, with q view Of obtaining from
them an expression Of disapproval and
. refusal to sanction tho holding Of ser
vices.
Naval Movements.
BERLIN, June 2l.-Ths steamships
Franklin and Alaska Of the U. s. Squad.
ron sailed from CuIhaven last evening
for Kiel. The Juniata has arrived at
Hamburg. with her machinery slightly
damaged.
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REMOVAL.

nPPIcE OF THE COSMOPOLITAN MN.
June 10. 1875. The once of the above Company
has been removed 10 Room No. Z. soT Mont.
gomery street. n. LANDKRS, Secretary.
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FsnALs COMPLAINT. should DO cured. A.
they OMEN can be. ~ = few doses ofAysr''
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THIRD.

With the above facts dafying contradiction.
10 Il not . loss Of time and money not TO give
us = CALI
Our ROOTS AND sIT0ys aro the
Finest In the Market.
Our HATS, for style and Beauty, e.a't be
heat.
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REPRESENTATIVE cone
sndses.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
poMEsTIo NEWS.

sorAL 70 n, col, ma sA1Y xsvs.
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Dseeher.Tiltsn.

NKw YoRK, June 2l.-Bcach arose and
continued his address. lie said Moul.
ton had been charged with faithlessness.
in refusing Dsscher copies Of documents
from timo TO timo placed In his hands.
On July Is, 1874, Boeohcr applied for
copios Of those l~etters, and Tilton re-
piled 10 tho letter on August 9Th. Tho
jury would remember that shortly after
this Moulton obtained the mutual con-
sent Of both parties to bring the papers
in question before tho Investigation
Committee. II was not for Tracey, an
advocate Of Beocher. TO condemn Moul-
ton. who was far below him (Beechsr)
in intellectual qualities, and when
Beecher entered into tho policy oil 81.
lsnce aud operated with Moulton for that
end, defendant should not blame Noulton
for his action In that respect. Counsel
,hOn quoted from Gen. Tncy's opening,
in respect to the part tskon by Moulton
in the matter. to represent Moulton ~
the special friend OF Beeeher. Bald
counsel-in this. Moulton was prspos-
ferrous, for during three years there wss
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NAAaha
Miners Union, which will be given at
National Guard Hall in that city on the
evening Of July 9TH. will vie in attrac-
iiyeness with any entertainment that is
on the taps in this section for that day
Of national Incorporating. The boys
who erpose their lives 10 the thousand
unavoidable perils which surround them
in their search for and extraction OF the
shining medium that ministers TO the
comfort OF all. should divide with the
defenders OF IA country the patronage
and profits Of the evening. Our schools.
lSboring men and soldiers are the bull
works Of our nation. and all should re-
ceive the encouragement that their
merits demand. The Virginia boys have
the advantage Of a splendid hall and All
excellent committee Of arrangements. so
that all who attend can rely on getting
their moneys worth Of enjoyment.
ELpok,po CoAL.--Ths experiment OF
burning the Eldoraio Canyon coal ut tho
Douglas mill. Lower Gold Hill. which
xas mentioned in the SEws several
weeks ago. proved highly satisfactory,
and demonstrated the fact that II i. like
IN TO be the fuel Of q few years hence.
AZ the ruling rates for wood 1t will not
nav TO introduce il generally. however.
:, long as IL has to DO hauled to Gold
Hill and Virginia by teams. which charge
80 a ton for delivering IL. The rom
pany. therefore, contemplate building "
narrow gauge railroad at no distant day.
The cost Of transportation will then be
rslucei to about 50 80 per ton ana the
coil can DO sold at about $40 per ton
and leave a very fair margin for proht,
We are assured that one ton OF the Goa
is equivalent to u cord Of ordinary piho
wood.
TursSISo THIN Orr.-City Tailor
Smith rid Virginia Of sixteen moro dogs
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-21

CHICAGO. juno 2l.-A Tribune Wash.
ington special says tho Government au-
thoritios state that there is no ground
for charging that Naval Paymastor
Stevenson has deiaultsd. His conduct
in Japan was, however. Of q suspicious
character. and resulted In the recent
order for his return to explain and settle
accounts.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14
EIIERIFI'S SAFE

SHERFFS SALE
- ! Nlrucn writ of LVVari FacilS to me directed
VIII De- exposed to public sale at the hotel of ChaS F.
toNWVtl, IN the town of smyrna. Kent county and
Htatr ot Delaware, on Thu RSDAY April 18th IS7j nj
- O'clock. 7. NJ, the following real estate To- vii
No lA farm or tract of land situate in buck Creek
h'iiidrru htnt county and State of Delaware atur.-
SlrI. adjoining lands of William Dcnncv lands of
Joseph snow and lands of John K. Griffin aforesaid
ana containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES more or
less. ~ y"
NO; 2-Anothcr farm or tract of land situated i'm the
HIhilcu county and state aforesaid adjoining land,
Hl Sgi' Nliilnm DGnncy lands Of Daniel B. Cummins
hildS OF Edmund i. Collins ohci!Sj and Lands of
others, and containing ONEIIC CNDRED AND NINETY
~" INhuthcr farm or tract of land situated i'm the
huiHircd county ami state aforesaid adjoining lands
"t "tAcNnhd'rirtcr>onla land RaWlcy and lands
o. Alexander licaSantun, and containing THREE
~ NDktD MD TWENTY ACRES. of upland besides
marsh: together with all and singular the buildings
improvements. Ec.
SGZTi and taken in execution u the property Of
WILLIAM COLLINS and SARAH ANN his wife. and
will hc sold for cash
e....... PETER l.. COOPER. sheriff
SIERIFFS OFFICE, DOVER. DILL
March -, $50.