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ation, over the Atldfstie and Pactfc
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ONE CENT.
The Lesson ef the Leaves.

AZ, one by one, these autumn leaves. de.
) sceadedl ~ .t.' 'i'lI ~ l'''
-. To iroop and die,
In rtstled murm,,rs. breathe one soft un-
ending rgt ! 1EL ..'u
.rsaArtssrenody;''
TIL branch and Dough, whereupon no vest
p, lSe Inger ~ ,~a,, pGf}H
OF Summer bloom, .,c.,
Trace out upon the sky, with withered I'm.
gers, - I''
q Their Wintry doom. yrtE'
So. one by onc their earthly hopes we
cherish o. ~
More dearly priced. ',.
Perchance, than Heaven itself-fall Off and
perish
). Unrealized,
And leave us, with LIES Winter DER Us
stcalinsy-e.'~ y-e.'~.'-~','a~'" ~" = .."' 'r'""-
...,.: g., And skies o'srcast,
With barred and outstretehed arms for help
appealing ..,.
~. To Heaven at last.
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IN Athletic stcfca+

O.d,, "'' ee'' ls.--ln the ganto Of base
,ho - oe'"een'he Harttords and Ath-
"''er wer" defeated by a score of
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Dut h Men-o:-War sent; to the Ca
ribbcnn Sea.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Morning Post to-
day asserts that Holland has sent five men,
of.war to the Caribbean Sea.
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The Congress at Naples.

NAPLES, Oct. 12.-The United State
frigate Congress has arrived here.
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The Weather To.,fay.

Atlantic States rising barometer
west to Northeast winds, falling
Prature and clear weather, with fire.
so.4':tE .tgf'fl .r.st u. it'''
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Department No Imm ediate
u Appointment Looked for. ,r.' 81,

WAsH1NeToN, Oct. 12.-Up to noon to-
day, the belief has been general that an ap-
pOintment has been made to fill the!vacancy
oecasioned by the resignation of Secretary
Delano, but it now appears that, although
there was some correspondence between the
President and other gentlemen upon that
subject, the appointment has not been def
nitely made, and the opinion is expressed
this morning that it will not be made until
after the return of the President to Wash
ington. General Cowan was at the Depart
ment of Justice this morning for the pur-
pose Of obtaining information as to
whether he could sign patents issued from
the Patent Office, this being what is known
as "Record day." but the Attorney General,
to whom the matter was presente for de-
cision, responded that he could not do SO.
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OVER THE earle.
A Running Race.

LONDON, Oct. 10. The race for the
Cesarewitch stakes was rur to-day. The
Duke of Parma was the winner - ..
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Cardi ral NIcCloskey's Departu q.

ROME, Oct. 12.-Cardinal. McCloskey has
left Rome. Cardinal Franchi and others
accompanied him to the railway station.
Mosigner Roncetti accompanied him as far
as Olvita Vecchi. "a,
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The Liveliest Day q: Jerome Fark

Thc L1veIlest Lay n Jerome Eark
JEROME PARK, N. Y, Oct. 13.-To-day
was the fifth of the fall meeting of the
American Jockey Club. The weather was
quite cold, but there was large attendance.
The track was very slow after the rain Of
yesterday. Five contests were on the pro-
gramme. The first event was mile and a
quarter dash for three year olds, for purse
of $500. There were four starters. The
race resulted in dead heat, between
Big Sandy, the favorite, and Lizzie B.,
with Invoice third and Revolt fourth; time
2l9k. After the other events had been fin
nished the dead heat was run off between
Big Sandy and Lizzie R, distance one mile
and quarter and was won by Big Sandy
who took the lead and kept it up to the
finish; time 21SX. The second race was
fora purse of $500, for two year olds; dis
tsnce three-quarters of mile. There were
four starters: Cyril was the favorite. The
race was won easily by Dauntless with Mol
lie Carew second, Ambush third and Cyril
fourth Time 1:2l. The third race was
for a purse of $500, for oil ages, distance
two miles. This was the important
contest of the day large pools were sold with
Acrobat selling at sl7OO, Mate, $S05, Mil
ncr 1921, and Colonel Nellig.n sls5. The
race was won by Mate after fine struggle
with Miner second, Acrobat third, and Col.
Nelligan fourth time 3.43. The fourth
race was a sweepstakes for maidens al
ages $50 each with 800 aided, distance one
mile. Out of entries started, viz /: New
York, Evelyn, Carter, Joe Germs, Grey Lag
and Tattoo. In the pools Joe Germs. was
the, favorite, and he won easily with Tattoo
second and New York third. Time 149H.
The fifth and last race was handicap
stceple chase 81 miles for purse of $500.
There were five entries, viz Coronet, Busy
Bee, Trouble, Deadhcad and D:avolo. The
flvorite Trouble won by half neck, d.
avolo tecond, Dcadhcad third. Time 4.o2.
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Senator Hamlin denies that he was res
ponsible for the legislation increasing the
postage on transient newspapers. TIE in
tent was only to increase the postage on the
package mail, but through inadvertence and
ignorance the increase was put on all postal
matter Of the third class.
NJ. Gounod, when he crossed the Channel
from London to France, by some mischance
left his orchestral manuscripts, behind him.
He was therefore reduced to the trouble
says Coecort1ia, of rewriting his three great
scores Of "Polleucte," Georges Dandin,"
and Redemption, oratorio. - j.:
Harry Camp, one of the Oldest forward
ers and dry goods merchants of Central New
York, and resident of Utica, died sudden
ly on Saturday, aged So years. Mr.. Camp
was native of Glastonbury, Conn.,, and
went to Utica in 1895. He carried the
mails on horseback for Jason Parker be-
tween Utica and Rome, and had charge Of
the Vansantvoord contracts for furnishing
the army Of 1912 with supplies, transport
ing the same via the Mohawk river.
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Dated MaekiBac, October 19ths 1876. lt7rIoa r..
WATTS S. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgage.
nol5-12t fReTFqOuEF'fs R1frsET z T1ttsf-.

NEORTGAGE sALE.4Defaut bavingobeen
WI made in the e9nditions Of z eertain inden-
Ju1sssA. ID, 1915, made and eNsenteiby James
N. Riley. and his wife, Ann Riley, OF the vi lage
and county of Cheboygan, Michigan, to Geortel
Truscolt of Buffalo, New York. TO secure the
payrr emit of twelve hundre1. dollars rs 300.
which said mortgage is recorded in the Registers
Office. of the county of ClebOygan. in Lfber s.Cr
OF mo ' on page iSi, on which mortgage
is now que and unpaid,, according to the pro-
visions IN said mortgage Contained, the,sum OF
three hundred dollars ts300, and interest ON the
same since June l2th, A. ID. 1875. at the rate of
nine per cent perannufn; together with an at
torney fee of fifty doEars,I provided for in said
mortgage. should any proceedings be taken to
foreolOse the same: and no proceedings iheving
heen taken either in law or in equity to recover
said mortgage. debt, or any part thereof: Now.
therefore, by virtue Of the power of sale in said
In snhh case, made and iprnvidei; mo. ice is
hereby given that on MONDAY, THE POUR
TEENTH DAFoF FHBRU4RY, A. ID, 1876 At
front door of the court house. in the ylase Of
Cheboygsn, Cheboy gan county. Michigan, THAT
3seng the place for holding the Circuit Court for
said cenntyl there be sold at public auction
To the higest bidder the premises described in
said mortgage. or SO much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due upon said
note and mortgage, for principal and interest,
together with the costs ami expenses OF said SALE
and the attorney fee provided fer in eaisi mort
gage; said premises being described as follows,
t0-wit: tAil those certain pieces or parcels of
land situated in the. county of Cheboygan, and
State of Michigan, known and described as fol-
lowsc tewl5:. lots numbered six,f seven and
eight, IS, and 81 in block number seventeen ~,
in said village Of Cheboy gan, according to The
plat thereof on record in the office of Register
Deeds, for the county of Cheboy gan. Sad sale
made subject to the balance to become due on
said notes and mortgage. of nine hunsred dol
lars; principal and interest on the same.
Dated CheboyRan, November 2Gfil. A. D.. 1917.
~ GEORGE TRUSCOTT, MORTGAGE.
w. 81 HUMPHREY, Atty for Mortgagee.1
nol9-l3w ~ =, - ). - ass 80
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scall.: lie hoped madame did not lose the
illumination. H0 was wretthed TO disap-
point madame he begged q thousand par
dons. tits Little boy, was taken violently
i'll; Inc was forced to 60 for, the doctor,
madanls was 10 good. 400 sa7
The truth flashed upon me 'sPiero, how
much did the count give you to stay away
last night p -. 90 :.
A CLEAN Of huni0f t~inkled In his black
eyes, but it was Speedily duenched:
/ 81 do not understand what madame wishes
to say. - 4..f, a,o-a,,f, s,r,e ,eI,Sg
1t happened that friend and country
woman at our hotel was taken ill with ty.
phoid fever, ind amid the anxieties of her
Sick room the incipient love affair was al
most forgotten, ! no longer spent the eve.
nings in the parlor One day Miss st. Clair
showed me tiny satin bag beautifully en-
broidered, with soft silken chain to pass
around the neck. "What can It be fort"
she asked. - f,l.s,, .f,-f,
.I"Why, Helen, It Is an amulet. Where
did you get it2"
''The count gave it to me. = He had the
loveliest set of Byzantine mosaics and pearls
which he wished to give me; and when
would not accept them he seemed 50 hurt
that l did not like 10 refuse this trif1e.
What do you suppose is in it," r .ifr Ia
"a relic of some saint, without doubt,
He thinks it will protect you, from fever
perhaps" 1sG 2nltn8El1 -9Sl1 y"
f. t a. fCOr I'll lfled merit aDeekl ~ RS q
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Legal.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
M ade in the conditions of certain fnden
tire OF mortgage bearing date the 9Th day of
March, A. D., 1875. made and executed by Paul
Paquin and Henrlette Paqun, his wife, of st.
Ignace, county of Mackinac. and State of Mich
lgan. to John r. Bailey, OF Mackinac, Mackinac
county Michigan i TO secure TJlle; pay,
which said mortgage is recorded in the
office vt the Register of Deeds for said cOun-
ty OF. Mackinac. in Llber &c" of mortgages on
note ACCOMMODATING the same. there is now due
and unpaid the sum OF sixty tS6' dollars; and in
terest on the same since the 9th dav of March,
4. d., 1875, at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum, together with an attorney fee of fiftv $50
dollars, provided for in said mCrteaee, should any
proceedings be taken to fore}ese the same; and
or In equity to recover said mortgage. debt or
any part thereof: Now, therefore, by virtue of
the power of sale in s3id' mortgage contained,
and by virtue of the statute in such case: made
and provided: Notice is hereby given that on
TUESDAY, THE. 9EIGHTEENTH tpAY OF
JANU AIRY, A. D., 1876, at 2So'clock in the AFTER
noon Of said day, atthe front door of the court
house In the village of Mackinac. Mackinac
county, State of Michigan, THAT being the place
for holding f circuit court for said county,,
there will be sold at pnblic auction, tosthe high
gage, or 50, much thereof as maybe necessary to
satisfy the amount due upon said note and
mortgage. for principal, and interest. together
with the cost and EXPENSES of sale aud the at
torney fee provided for in said mortgage: said
premises being described as follows, wit: AL
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated in
the township of st. Ignaces county of Mackinae,
Michigan, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: The West half, of the North West corner, of
the North West quarter. of the Sonth asst omar
North of range four l4l West, containing ten
acres. .uI.-a q - Z.
93iiGCsao.t JOHN r. BAILEY, Mortgagee!o
. Dated Mackinac, October 18th, 1875.
> WAT'sS, HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgage
= nol5 13t ft-fto
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, Dated Mackinac, October 18th, 1875.
'WArrsS, HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgage.
no15 13t ff-fi
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GEORGE PAQUETTE, sheri
WAyTsaSs HUhPHREY, ATTORNEY. - TskE
DATED, Che boygan, oyspber l5A, 1897

C,HERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue nf writ of
- fer facius, issued ontof and under the seal
gan, state of Michigan, to me directed and de-
livered against the goods and chattles, lands and
tenements of Alexander Marquette. did. on the
18th day of November, A p..1S75, levy upOn and
take all the righ + title and interest of the said
Alexander Marquette of, In and to the following
described pieces or pa, cells of land, to-wit: Lot
d'ti0n to the village of Cheboygan, in the state
of Michigan, according Co recorded plat thereof,
all or which shall expose fol sale at public auc
ton Orvendue, 10 the highest bidder, as the law
direcis, at the trent door of the Cheboygan
County court house, that being the building in
which the Circuit Court for the county of Che
boygan Is held, on MONDAY, THE THIRD
Day OF JANUARY, A. D., 1876, at IL O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day. - s.---.
-a'N GEORGE PAQUETTF, Sheriff
WATTS S. HUMPHREY. Attorney.
Dated Cheboygan, November 18th, 1915
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NEORTG AGE SALE.-i efault having been
W. made ia the conditions OF a certain indenture
OF mortgage bearing date the Sd day of September,
=. ~. 1874, made and executed by Hyacinth Che.
nier of st Ignaca, Mackinac county, Michigan, to
John X. Bailey. of Mackinac, Muckinac coun y,
Michigan, to secure the payment of the sum of three
hundred and forty-eigLt and ninety-three 1O0ths
dollars. which sad mortgage is duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for said county #
Mackinac IN Liber Co of mortgages on pages 1S2
and 1873, VIII oh mortgage and the notes ac-
companying the same, there is now due and unpaid,
the sum of one hunAred and sixteen ands 81 f61ths
dollars, principal, and interest en- the same since
and also interest onhe remaining sum Of $3.50 81 of
principal. since the said Sd day offs ptember, A. u
1874 at the rate of ten per cent per annum payable
annually, together with an attorney fee of $50 pro-
vided for in said mortgage should any proceedings
be taken to foreclose the same. and proceedings
having been taken either in law or in quity TO- re-
said mortgage, debt or any part thereof: Now
therefore, by virtue OF the power Of sale in said
mortgage contained, and by virtue of
tho statute in such CASE made and pro-
y nAS EStse i seEssy Eysn that On TT IS
-UAkY A. ID. 1876, at 10 coek in the forenO DON of
said day the front door of the court house in the
village of Mackihac, Mackinac county. State q f
Michigan. THAT being the place for holding thee
cult court for said county, there will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder the premises
described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount due upon
said notes and mortgage. for principal and interest
together with the costs and expences of sale and
the attorney fee provided for in said mortgage said
premises ing described as follOws-to w.t.. All
that certsin piece or parcel Of land being lot num-
Der five 5l. At st. Ignace, county of Michilimaeki
nac and State of Michigan, agreeably to plat exc
cuted by Isaae Whcher, county surveyor. on the
18th day of March, A. ID, 1851. which said plat is
recorded in the Registers Office for said county, be-
ing the same land sold by William Scott and wife
to Hyacin'h Chenier, May s. A. u. 1851 and record
ed BY the RegsterAof Deeds in Liber C. E " PAGES
225 and 226, May 18th 1851. Also all that certain
piece or parcel land situated at Point st Ignace.
in the county of Mack mac, and state of Michigan.
bounded on the north By lot number FIVE l5i, owned
ty Hyacinth Cbenier. - West, by public lands,
South by public lands and Joseph Let5eugurs lot.
and on the East by Lake Hur n, being the same
land decided by David Farley and wife to Hy 9TH
Chenier. May 9Th A. ID. 1859, and recorded by e
Register Of DeedsSeptember Sd 1861, in Liber AZ"
on pages 40 and Al. '.Lot No. ON 4 ufu =; 49,.
JOHN X. r ALLEY. Mortgage.
Dated Macsinac, October 10th. 1878. Zoe l'1lsT
w. s. HUMPHREY, Atty. for; Mortgage.
mol ~ az 4tta-ti tft4 i
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.roup of young people of different ma
generally collected on these occasions,
he conversation often turned ON the
) peculiar to their respective coun.
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was Indifferent to him; his income was
sufficiently large, and, alas he had, no
parents to consult: Would favor him with
Mr.. ST. Clairs address and a few words of
introduction to him? He should be under
everlasting obligations to me, and if there
was anything he could do to show his
gratitude, his appreciation
II interrupted these protestations 81
doubt if Mr.. st. Clair would consent to any
marriage which would separate him from
his daughter, however advantageous it
might be in other respects"
= "Mydear madame, WHO, asks It r I have
no business or profession: we could easily
spend part of every year in America, if It
were desirable. "T64 ,ff9diiiaz me.l l5.lo9S
.sThat would certainly mske it easier, but
1t will be better to defer writing till we
have some intimation Of Miss st. Clair
Is it possible that Helen will be indiffer.
ent to this young Antinous? thought ].
foor MIR. Denham would have small chance
with me If were in her place.
q An hour later the concierge sent up to
me an exquisite bouquet Of violets and
white camellias, with the card of Rene
Vergniaud and q folded note: " IF Madame
Fleming does not think it improper, will
she be SO kind as to give these flowers to my
beautiful queen?."
NJ. Vergniaud had asked Madame Le
Forts permission to call on Miss st. Clair.
Certainly not" she replied. "I am. as
founded at such presumption! But you
may call to see me. Tomorrow evening
we go to the opera, and Wednesday to
aladame Perier's, and Thursday is my
reception, and Friday we have tickets to
Fhedrs at the Francois. Saturday, then: it
Is the nrst evening we have free"
we were all assembled in the salon as
usual after dinner when NJ. Vergniaud was
announced The little princess was radiant.
one mad never been merrier in q, schoolgirl
froiic or more ready with gibe and, Jest and
lspghtar: She sang her best songs, putting
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me. L am not going to be lessOned and
scelded as if I were q little girl Father
neyer does, it, and Twill not submit to it
from him." After pause: HE is not so
much to blame. 1t is that odious Mr..
Wilkins, who keeps writing to him how
much attention receive, and all that As
II l could help it! Poor old Fred! We
have known each other ever since we were
children"
That explains it, l thought. Z "Helen, if
you have decided tosay no to M. Vergniaud,
the sooner you say 10 the better?"
81 have said it, and he doesn't mind it
In the least. wish you would tell him !:
you always speak so that people know you
are in earnest and can't help believing you.
"Very well, Helen. I win ask Madame
LIE Fort to tell him that his suit is hopeless,
and that he must not annoy you by persist
ing in it"
Early in February the Belgian Ambassa-
dor, NJ. lie comte de Beyens, and Madame
La comtesse, kindly took charge of Miss
st. Clair to the imperial ball at the Tuileries.
She had never looked more charming than
in the exquisite costume Of pale rose colored
faille, with floating mist of white tulle,
caught here and there by rosebuds that
might have grown in Chrimhild's garden
ING Oil inquire, 50 SraceIui Ii every NOIlOu,
the well-pOised head with its flutter of shi-
ming curls, the wonderful dark eyes, the
perfect eyebrows, the delicious little mouth
where love seemed to nestle-when she had
finished lit seemed like the ~ceasing Of
exquisite music" Madame Ia ,comtesse
congratulated me on, :, her. appearance,
and afterward on her success. The emper.
or had distinguished her in 4 very flatter.
ing manner, and Eugene, looking earnest
ly at her, said to the comtesse, Nothing is
SO beautiful as youth. perhaps beginning
to regret her own. NO one had made SO
! At Madame lie Forts next reception
there was sudden influx of new guests--a
younS Belgian baron Of old historic name,
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= tacius issued out of, and Under sthe sea of the
Circuit Court, for the county of Cheboygan.
etate OF Michigan, to me directed, and delivered
against the gools and chattles lands5an fene-
day Of June a. D., ISIS, levy upon and
take all the right. title and interest
of thesaia George Nperelle, OF in and tosthe fol-
ingdescribed piedes orparcels of ands, to- wit
Lot number twot2l, and the northwest fractional
quarter of section Lumber nineteen no., in town
thirty-seven (30, nth of range one ~
west. state of e EichigapD all of which
] shall expose for sale at public auction or
vendue t, the highest bidder the law directs at
the front door of Cheboygan county court house
for the County, Of Gheboygan il heidi on MON
DAY THE THIRD DAY OF JANUGRY,
A. D., 1876, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
6av
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MORTGAGE SALE Default having been
vi made IN the conditions of a certain mden-
February.,A. D., 1875, made and executed by
Puai Paquln, and Henrietta Paquin, his wife, of
St Ignace, county of Mackinac. and State OF
Michigan, to John Il, Bailey, Of Mackinac, Mack
mac county. Michigan, TO secure the payment of
the sum of one hundred and twenty Eve tSlz5t
dollsrs, which said mortgage is recorded in the
office Of the Register OF Deeds for said county
OF Mackinac, in Liber. s'C' of , mortgages on
pages 1877 and 1873, on which mortgage and the
note accompanying the same there is now due and
unpaid. the sum of one hundred and twenty-five
1925 dollars and interest on the Same since The
18th day OF EeoTpary, A. D.. 1915, az the rate of
ten per cent per annup,. together with ar astor-
ney fee Of fifty s59l dollars, provided for in "a d
mortgage shOdld any proceedings tie taken to
foreclose the same; and no proceedings having
been taken either ia law or Ia equity to recover
said mortgage, debt rany part thereof: Now,
therefore, by virtue OF the power .0f bale in said
mortgage contai: ed, and by virtue of the statute
i'm such case made aad provided: Natice is here
hy given that on TUESDAF, THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF J1NUARIIS4 A. d., 1876. at 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon OF said day. at the front door of the
court house IN the VILLAGE Of Mackinac. Macki-
nae county. State of Michigan, that being the
place Tor holding the circuit court for said
ty). there will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the premises described Ia said
mortgage, or so much thereof as may be neces
sar'y TO safety the amount due upon, said note
and mortgage, Tor principal and interest, to9eth-
er with the costs land expenses OF sale, and the
attorney fee provided for IL SAID mortgage. said
PROMISES Deing uescTiHtu dS lolo"s, to-"tt Hdb
certain piece or parcel OF land contained, situa.
ted, being and lying in the tow nship of st. Ig-
mace. county of Mackinac, State. Of Aichigan,
bounded and described as follows. to-wit: Be
ginning on the shore. of Lake Huronl hstween
this Lot and GOT belonging to the aiQIparty, of
the first 'part AHMED and Occupied by Peter
,Plantl. thence West fourteen eh8ips to public,
land, thence four chairs and forty links North,
thence East fourteen CHAINS TO the shore Of Lake
Huron, thence along the shore of Lake Huron
fourchains and sixty linksto the place of begin
ming: and being lot number eleven Oil, as sur
veyed by Isaac Whicher, March 10 b. 1851, con-
tanning six and So-iOOths IS 3O1Oeths acres, more,
or less. ..ft. 80. -
-H1.saaI JOHN BAI.5Ef. Mortgages.