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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-30
NOTICES..

"A chance to make money at Bonds.
Call and see.
Oysters still twenty-five cents at
Slows market.
Universal Pile pills are a sure
cure for that prevalent disease ; are to
be found at N. F. Riders, druggist
IF. A. Bond will give a discount OF
10 per cent for thirty days on overcoats,
buffalo robes and buffalo coats, Call
aud learn prices.
Everything usually found at drug.
g,sts. including puro drugs. toilet and
fancy goods. descriptions carefully
and accurately compounded, at N. +.
Rider's.
Regular meeting Of Lake Dunmore
Lodge, No. IL, l. o. y. f., on Wed.
uesday evening. January 8, 1877. 10.
stallation of officers. A full attendance
is requested.
NoTIcE.-The annual meeting Of the
Female School Association of Middle
bury. will DO held at tho Office of the I'm.
d~srsigned, on Tuesday evening, January
Q, 1877. at II o'clock.
r. WAINWRIGHT, Sec.
The Addison County Bee Keepers
Association will meet at DR.. Kingsley 5
Office on the 18th day Of January, 1877,
at 10 o'clock A. H.. These meetings have
become very interesting and instructive,
and it 10 hoped that every bee keeper 10
the county will join us at our next
annual meeting.
4. A. S~rURTRvANT, Sec.
The Middlebury Cornet Band have
secured the services Of Capt, Thomas, the
wonderful magician, together with his
troupe. to give two entertainments in
Academy Hall, Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Jan. l and 2, tho main pro.
ceeds Of the entertainment to be given to
the baud. Every one who is DESTROYS Of
witnessing really wonderful feats in le.
~xerden,ain should not fail to attend.
Capt. Thomas is unequaled in America,
aud will give an entertainment that can
not but please. 1t is to be hoped that
there will DO q large and general attend.
ance, as our band needs assistance. For
particulars see large bills.
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TARKSBORO
feet of snow sleighing good.

Three feet of snow sleighing good.
MIR. Simondson of Burlington is
furnishing oysters Of the best quality to
the people in this vicinity.
The people here are talking Of or
ganizing a grange. We bsye to pay
three or four profits on most anicles we
have to buy. If the organization Of a
grange will give US articles Of consump-
ton direct from tho manufacturers, let
US have it, by all means.
Mrs. Allie Purinton has Q bed.spread
that is q curiosity, not on account of the
number Of pieces il contains, but for the
ingenious manner in which il is put to.
gether. Each piece is in diamond shape,
four of the pieces making a block. Each
block has the appearance Of a box. The
pieces that compose the box are silk,
except the cover. which 10 Of black silk
velvet. On each piece is the picture Of
some animal, such as a fox, q rabbit, etc.,
each box having a different animal. These
designs are all raised work, The pieces
are Of all colors. The whole spread has
the appearance OF fresco work. and when
held up II appears to be a succession Of
boxes from top To bottom, one sitting on
the edge of another. The spread was
pieced BY Mrs. Allie Purinton, formerly
Miss Allie Sisson of New York. 1t con.
tains 1850 pieces. Who will say New
York girls arc not industrious as well as
iugeniousf / suppose the lady readers
Of the REGISTER will laagh at my de-
soription Of the spread. Well, let them
call on Mrs. Frank Purinton, see the
quilt, aud give a better description
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COUNTY NEWS.
RIPTON.

w. G. Piper badly jammed a hand
recently, which is quite troublesome.
Miss Flora Young was SO unlucky
as to badly scald one Of her hands some
time ago, but it is getting better fast.
MIR. Solomon Lee, formerly of Bris.
tol, died on the 10th, having attsined to q
great age, being one Of the Oldest persons
in town.
George Flanders had the misfortune
to badly injure . foot, q short time ago.
by getting it mixed up with a sled and
obstacles on the ground while the team
drawing the sled was moving at q good
gait.
j. V. Gibbs lost his pocket.book,
containing about twenty-five dollars in
money and valuable papers. about a week
ago. Since be is a cripple and it is hard
times, he feels the loss severely and offers
a reward for its recovery.
- During the recent cold snap, good
fuel was in demand. G. u. King had Q
large pile ready for the stove, that seemed
to be anxious TO be doing good, If it did
not last leng. It went a good ways; &c
far that George concluded to follow q
load Of the erratio stuff and found it Just
disappearing in the direction Of the wood
shed Of 0 nsighbor. who Was sstonished 81
the phenomenon and the warmth Of King'i
greeting.
Sunday, December "a. was quarter
ly meeting with the M~sthodists. Presid.
ing Elder Mead occupied the pulpit and
preached from the words. "Pear not. little
flock, for it is your fathers good pleasur,
to give you the kingdom" An able. log
icAl discourse. full OF unanswerable argl
ments in favor of the religion Of Christ
and showing clearly that those that ar
for the christian are more numerous snt
powerful than all that can oppose him
One person joined the church In full con
n%ection. and another was baptized.
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BRIDPORT.

Tho meetings at the Congregational
and Metho dist churches, under the auspi.
ces Of the Gospel Workers, have been
well attended and apparently very profit,
able.
Two young men lately vent to
.Crownpoint for q time. and it is alleged
they INDUCED too freely and then at a
hotel over the lake went through q money
drawer. Measures wero taken for their
arrest, but they compromised the matter
and are still at large.
Mr.. Sheldon Smith, 10 common With
many Of the lake shore farmers, is short
Of water for his stock. Since August
last he has been obliged to drive hi.
cattle to the lake daily until the snow
came. and since then bis COWS have got
along BY eating the solicited fluid.
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GOSHEN

There will be q donation visit at the
house Of Mr.. d. Overlook next Wednes-
day evening, for the benefit Of Rev.
Marvin Siscoi q cordial invitation Is
extended TO all.
Services vera held at both churches
at one O'Clock. last, Sunday. Rev. Marvin
6iseo preached at the Wesleyan Metho.
dist church, and Rev. A. A. Belmont at
the Methodist Episcopal church.
"A large audience gathered q the
Methodist church last Monday evening,
to witness the Christmas tree, whica was
~profusely decorated. aid heavily laden
with nice presents for many who we're
there. Dialogues ard dsclamstions inter.
sperssd with vocal music, we're prominent
features Of the entertainment.
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SHOREHAM

DIR. q. w. Howard, our young ply.
sician, has already come into an extensive
practice and gives entire satisfaction.
There is q very great scarcity of
water supply among the farmers Of this
town, many Of them being compelled to
drive their stock miles from home every
day to water. Mr.. A. @. Harris on Cream
Hill is obliged to transport water from
the lake, o distance Of three miles,
to supply his stock Of about ono hundred
and fifty horses. One team is kept Of
the work oil the time.
"A spelling match between the high
school Of Shoreham village, taught BY
Prof. II. NJ. Boyce, and tho district
school, taught by X. o. Bascom, on the
evening OF the goth Of this month, for
the championship of Shoreham village,
resulted 10 q victory for the district
school. The champion speller was Miss
Mary Hammond. Mr.. @. w. Dorm was
p%ronouncer; Mr.. Henry Caswell, Mr..
Edward Townsend and Mr.. Charles With.
erell, referees.
The Methodist Sabbath School Of
this place had Christmas tree, Monday
eve, at the residence of Franklin Barge,
who kindly opened his doors for their
accommodation. 40 interesting company
OF old and young were assembled, and
spent a social time in conversation and
music, Refreshments were served, after
which all adjourned to the parlor, where
FL. NJ. Boyce, principal Of the ShorehAm
academy, assisted by Mr.. Burae, proceed.
ed to gather the variegated fruit on the
beautiful tree, little Maggie Burge and
n Of her young friends carrying the
presents rs each nan was called.
One hundred and ninety.two presents
were distributed, some quite valuable, and
some ornamental and others amusing.
Among them was a toy dog to DR.. How.
ard, a small jewsharp for,Edwin P. VOL.
colt. Their pastor, Rev. b. Cox, and
family was generously remembered by
the people Of Shoreham and Richville.
Remarks were offered, prayer made, the
benediction pronounced, and the company
separated, all agreeing that theyhad spent
a most pleasant evening.
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SALISBURY.

The Sunday school connected with
the Congregational church enjoyed a very
pleasant merry Christmas at the town
hall. Monday evening. Considerable
palms had been taken by the ladies to
make the hall attractive. by trimming ii
with evergreens and notices. The prin-
cipal attraction for the children was the
Christmas tree. ~tsstefully arranged and
loaded with beautiful presents to make
glad the hearts OF the little ones. The
exercises. 10 charge Of DR.. o. A. Bump.
consisted 10 singing Christmas carols.
tableaux, Rotations. etc. and we're Of az
Interesting character.
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N

Last June the ladies Of Granville
purchased en- organ Of W. W. Thomas Of
Middlebury for their church. The price
wss s425, from which q deduction was
made 10 consideration Of the object for
which the organ was to be used. For q
few weeks past the ladies have given
sooiables with very good success. and the
organ Is now nearly paid for. This is
not bad for . small town, considering that
only twenty lsdies were engaged 10 the
enterprise.
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LEICESTER.

There will DO q sociable at the resi
dence Of John Preston on Wednesday
evening. January 8. A good time il
expected.
The Christmas festival given BY the
people Of Leicester on Tuesday evening
December 90, was. as entertaiume emit
10 this place are apt to DO, an unqualified
success. The church was crowded, many
coming from Salisbury, and all seemed Ia
enjoy the occasion. We have not the op.
~portunity to give an extended account
We will present further particulars psx'
week.
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NEWS.

"A young pilgrim landed on Seymour
street. on the morning Of Forefathers'
day. For particulars see column Of
births.
Mr.. II. b. Jacobs of Weybridge
lately killed q yearlipg heifer, raised by
Deacon L. Samson, which dressed 553
pounds.
w. A. Remele aud Z. W. Darling
are 10 town, from Yale Theological
Seminary, it being the holiday vacation
of that institution.
Praise meetings have been held for
y Sunday afternoons at the Jail. the
prisoners participating and appearing TO
be istsrssted and pleased.
The annual village meeting will be
held at the town hall on Wednesday
afternoon next, Jan 8, for the election Of
officers and other busisess.
The ice crop taken out Of the river
at this place is unusually good this
season. snd Fleming and others are
making the most o their opportunity.
Our readers will Gnd something to
interest them 10 the excellent communi.
cation upon our second page this issue,
upon the sentences of criminals by our
courts.
The town olock has stood still since
last Saturday night. The rope which
suspends the weight broke. and the
weight fell upon a flooring over the
clock work.
There was q leap year ball al the
Glen House In East Middlebury on
the evening of the 28tb. II was
. very pleasant affair. there being
about fifty couples present.
Prof. III. X. Severance of Alton
Mimi, has been in town nearly q fort
night. visiting his relatives aad friends
here. but started for his home IN tbs
west last Wednesday afternoon.
1t is expected that the Good TEN
plArs lodge, which has been SO Ions
talked Of. will be launched soon, Ev
srybody ought to join, as 1t is proposed
to make 1t a real working lodge.
County Commissioner j.. Z. Gram
has appointed and commissioned Mr. ]
". Holden to be agent for the sale 0
liquor for the town Of Middlebury for tn
~unsxpirsd term Of DR.. Rowley, deceased
Attention is called to the advertise
msnt Of village property, consisting oil
houses and o farm. by o. p. Mead. il
this issue. The opportunity here pre-
sented seems to be an unusually dne one
II. NJ. Chapman K Go. wish TO stat
that tho buffalo coat hung out on thei
flag llos has no political Significance
1t does signify that they are sellipY
buffalo coats and robes at lower price
than can be bad 10 the state.
We are glad to note the fact tina
T. H. Mcleod, Esq who has been serl
ously i'll with a csrbancle upon his neck
10 now recovering. Mr.. Mcleod has bee
laid up masy weeks, some of the tim
with little hope Of bis recovery.
MIR. Isaac Lovett is at the head, 8
=. far. 10 the mstser Of big calves. o
Thursday Of last week he killed q cal
raised BY himself, at exactly ten month
old, which dressed 4e0 pounds. II mad
good meat, too. as w can ATTEST.
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E ADVERTISING.
GREAT REDUCTION.

We have determined to reduce our rates for
short.time advertisements, and shall hehcefortb
charge only SO cents for one inch or less for the
frst Insertion, with the addition Of $ cents per
line for space occupied beyond one inch.
For three weeks the charge will be one dollar
for one iuoh and 10 cents per lins for the space
occupied beyond one inch..
This Includes all legal advertisements, such as
probate and chancery notices, announcements OF
sstrays, libera.ions, 90.
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A Gard.

We wish 10 tender our thanks to Lake Dunmors
Lodge, I. o. o. r. for their delicate attentions
and for substantial considerations during the III
meas and In tho burial Of our SON Wallace W.
Newcomb. May the Lord reward them.
w. A. NEwcoMB AND FAMILY.
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DIED.

BAKER October 10. 1876, st 76s O. m, yosiE,
wife Of Lewis Baker, aged 81 years and months.
n. Y. Herald. bloomingsburG, Pa, and Rockville.
Nd, papers plea se COPY.
Funeral from her husbands residence, 1904 n
street, on Friday, at1p.m
FRY. On the llth Of October, ls7s, ct 8 O'Clock
D. lee b. FRI, eldest daug liter Of Saran
A. and the late Thomas FRY, aged "a years, months
Trierds OF the family are requested 60 attend h.r
fsnsrsl, from the residence OF nsr mother, No sIs
eth street SOUTHEAST, &C O'Clock D. N.
HARRIS. October 10th, ls7s, JAxEs Harris,
Relative sss friends are invited TO attend hi.
funeral. from 10. 210e 10th street northwest, FIi
day, II O'Clock o. N.
HYATT. At her neither d residence In this city,
at II is O'Clock ON Wednesday night, October llfh,
lae, Eliza j., dsos hpsr u Mrs. Asrgsrst Ass and
the iese Richard q Hyatt, in the ssh yesr u her
Funeral win take place from the dwelling. 1910
llth street northwest, 90 morrow fdday) efter-
boon, st O'Clock. Relatives and friends o. the
family are invied.
LAHHAM. October nth. ls7s, Mrs.. nAlsAREr
fansTsl = tSls Ssos from Der lat. rs.Idsnos, No.
1Oll 9Th street southeast, Friday, . O'Clock.
RaHEHI. On the morning Of oesoees sth. Is7s.
county, Nd Of DsrAysis, Judee ISAAC RkssrE.
formerly Of Delaware. Shio.
His reaafns viii be taken 20 ONO Tor iufsrDsnt.
RICHARDS. AtI:s Q. m, on the llth OF ooto-
ber 1876, WILLiAM Only son Of Sarah O. and the
late John n. ID. Richards, aged % years.
Tuueral FRIDAY, sf 3 ocl pck 18th IN cant m ow
et Dominics Church. Believes ana frispds a ~
ipvited 20 attend. Requiem nsss. o.
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CHAnOlRY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
~ PHOvEO AND UNIMPROVED RIHL
nsTATn IN THE CITY AND O0UaJY OF

81 virtue Of decree passed By the Supreme -
..dinS between DeIis B. jewel. oomSis;nsnt, nd
s sau Soctss "a. sell i. 20 paSs
.Hetiop 70 TIE hishsst bidder: q the .im.s and
sssi a. 'p'cihd the folio parcss Of
o. WEDHI eDAY, tho 18Th instant, on the
Mite hell recorded subd Vision Of original lot nun
tricr q uolumeia Thi, lot Is situated the siIsy
v.st and i: improved b. I've story brick d~ein9.
hf VI. ss d: y. 4 ssas me
numbered Ave, elk and seven, in square numbered
sa'ss and a az
snS e, the :.
Two t9) inches south from the northwest angle Of
sad .au,re and running thence south on 9th street
for ssDs' s
IGTsy eight 81 feet sin s inches. the ace wss,
hi. lot is With shf nsG s. o.
story u anne Dwelling houses, each having Q front
Of g feet inches. Each house WILL be sold sepa.
5. On rB URsDAY. the ! 9th instant, at O'Clock
IN. nine ." j oh
5ecord =; 81, ;uedlylsion Ct D,T Of tract Of laud sit
81 esfs
following metes and bounds: Beginning FIR the
18th street Toso intepsect. ss road ssio the
Pierce's Mill, and running thsrce south ffty ISL
nRS asnos s. 9
drtd and sixty l6ol feet to the place of beginning
poses being Just nersS Of Soi1asIs CoIeRs ana A.
the Intersection OF the 18th street Pierces Mill
On the same day, at 5 O'Clock p m, on the
n Hi;e a secofd,ns to D1rrSss TeeSrdd susdi
and sE 1t ys sss IN tie said city Of
streets. and fmDrOyed ~ n tuf, ITO
s. On ZELDA !, toe aoth instant q. O'Clock p.
bered nineteen ll9l and twenty 90 according TO
numbered zine hu adrsd and seSeatS four - si' IN
the said city OF W s These lots ave uu-
On the same DAY, a * ocoei ;. m, will offer
for sale, on the premises, one fourth undivided
q Lot numbered ten liOj. in square Numbered I've
ngsSLsd ana twenty three ssSl: in the said city Of
AID bousds: Commencing Tor the same At 3 poiD on
81 sreet vest distsot ten i0l feet south from the
so1ts sonS 81 street len 10 sss tSsaes Hss
ninety three !ss, feet four 60 inches thence north
q
T. On the same day, ct O'Clock ,. % 1 viii Offer
for ssls, on the premises. one; fourth uldisidet
bered Ave hundred and MY two ss2l. in the SAID
notes snd bou ds: 6o@msncns for the same al Ii,
northeast corner Of s.id lot 3s aud running ,henc,
(.7 fest And thenes north one hundred and i've los
feet TO the place Of beginning.
are: One third Of the purchase money in cash, An,
o. "
ssfisaciop Of tbs Tru,tse Unless the terms Of sa,
complied with In ten days, TIE Trustee will re
a fposit Of GO viii be required On ssen piece O
property at the time the same il sold. All convey.
snoing and reeordisg e the cost Of purchaser.
X. ROSS PBkRY, Trustee, no 342 IT,
YOUNG nIDOLETON. Auctioneers,
ccB lie Droit Building,
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AUCTION SALES.
Hhla AFrRRNOON,
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auetionesr.

WAsH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctionesr.
TEusETrEs' SALE 0r VALUABLE REAL rs
Hasel ous Ts99kkFFaMlsT pw tHRH9xro BY
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court a
OF the District Of Columbia, passed. in equity f..
ssaiSsi % a. q Poss 3; saith Is q
the d.1 yr 81 % sns
Lot No. 8, in square No Isl, c,mmenoins on 9Th
street vest Il feet and inches from the north vest
corner on said iot running thence due south ID feet
north 4 feet and . inches, and thence vest TO the
1isee Oh oeeinnins, with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-fourth OF purchase money
cab on day OF sale or within Gay thsrsfro n
And the residue In three equal instalments at g. Il
70 e h. q her cr The SsI
psr cent. per annum from day Of sale until paid;
day Of sale within seven days thersfrom. No deed
1iyeu 1sti all purchase money aod interest Oh be
paid II the purchaser or purchasers fail to con
trustees the rsht 70 resell the property Of
the rsh and costs OF defaultins purchaser or pur-
ehsseI,, s s seven dsys .dve,ti,emsnt 10 the
purchaser or purchasers deposis OF CSC yin be
required Then erogerty l. sold
JOB BAss sss L avenue; Trustees.
ass La. svepue,)
ep4 cod Law b porter
~BY ,AaRtsMsgr THE ABOVE s.LEIs
ssns Soul Z, .ad October 1879, at the
ser0 eoSds WASH. B VILLA Ms, Auci
ayBY AGsSEMENr The AsovE SALE IS
WASH 0 b. Il III Isr;'t sao.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
skPTRMBER ITrH, 1875.
LEAVE wAsHIHGroS,

AN LEAVE wAsHIHGroS,
seSS-sB.Iltigors, Iliisott Gity and way Stations
Po,nt 20 Annapolis, am WAY Stations
Main Stem nsoks and intsrmedists stations
Ti9.B.tiners and AIe1sndria junction. Sun.
s1o.s.w Yors, Phisd H aao, aOG Boston Er
Pullman Psrior Oars. Sunday, stop.
s3o-Bsl,imors ana wsy Stations.
Hayes sSs pi sed
valley Bod; PatIo. and slespers. No con
s:4s-Peirt Of Bosi: AID way stations. Hn.
PsdSonss sss va. v..
s:ss@Nss York end Boston Lluisd rx pre-. And
for through ps.ssnss a.isi%or. ana a P ss:.
- Annapolis only.D
i&lsnsati,mors, Way Stations, Ellicott CITY and
ll0-He. York. PhiI.deIphia and Norfolk LIZ.
Esy stas e,asndri s yuoetioo. On sunday, all
SS9 u. sa5h and Way stations. Frederick
:o od sf' q l sos. Metro
Eo.if.n b anch } OOpuetts on Saturday Tor
sfsnSsiiipore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s9-Bsltimors and wsy Stations {, Annapolis
=: s,s,y: 81. snsf;: M
.ccfesins car, 70 Oinonnati and louisville.
e-PSiisdslpsis md G Baltimore Ts1 HSprs.s.
ZIP Bette ore .nd Way stations.
s:Ss-Phtsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
ssyI.BAitimore, Alexandria function, and
1o:0O-hew York and Phflsdelpbia Might Ex-
pres Sleeping Cas- TO New York.
l0:os -Bstfmore and Way Stations to Annapolis
yun'tion.
Las, LoGl: l , o.Ueina..l end Chicago,
Il0. $40. $40, 9:3S Q. m: 40. 4:45, $50,
Sas, zoo. !ls, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
ALI other trains daily, except Sunday.
no connection CD Sunday for Haserstowu or Val
iey Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia at
$40 m and 40 m.
Tor further Information apply At the Alfimore
ard Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Stations, and
asS, sol and sos Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
loth street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage 70 be checked and received ct point
~ T sBe 4. pHARp, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
COLE, 0eneI N Ticket Agent.
GEO g. K00HTZ. GApernI AroDt
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"A I.Ti o. 9 He HURTa siDi OF Z
h1BDlT 1ORTH. BErW1DH 18th AND
l6TH STBn6Te WEST. In WAsHIH 01OH

By virus Of deed of trust to us. dated Sea- -
tember i7th. ISIS. Of record IN Liber No. 7as. f.:
fUlio 100, Of the land records for the Dis ti
trfct Of Columbia, and By direction Of the par,y
their by secured We viii sell, q public auction, In
front o. the lremisss, on 1AfURDAY. Octobsr
7tb, l66, 1t O'Clock p. m, Gil that parcel OF
eround and Drt0ises situated in said City Of Wash
hgton, and known % and being part of original
Lot 2, I'm square lU, beginning for the same at
point on sTreet north distant feet west Of the
sousheast corner Of said lot, and thence running
vest feet IA inches to the center Of the partition
vail Of the two brick houses Standing on portion
Of said lott thence due north LOO feet thence
feet ia inches, thsnce south 5 fest, thence west
foot, and thence south to the begi1uine; with the
Improvement thereon &C., con Hating Of Q three
story pres brick front Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One fourth CO on the day Of sale,
within days there sfssr the 90 three
equal insfalmente, ct Q, u, and u months from the
DAY OF sale, bearing fntores ct six DeF centum per
snpum, secured By Q deed Of trusk on the p9oDerfy
our eatisfaction. 800 deposit on acceptsn,e Of
bid AL conveyenc1nG st the cost Of the DufOhassr.
II the terms Of sale are nos oomDlied WITH vfthin
seven days iron the day a. ls, reserve the risht
70 resell the lsoDerU. q thSrisk end eost Of TIE
~ III ES'ssxs issPP,w AsDs.s rr.......
sep2Seo&ds WAoH. B. WIkLIAnDs Aucts.
~Ar TIN RHou1Sf or rHn Dssross
and vith the se.ssle q - Try ce:nrsd, the
lltS, l616, 6 t. 80 hoqr 81 ylaoe.
OF, .osa. 4 IL J. isW 4 hhR"AAOs' Trustees.