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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
Gov. Hayes Record as "a StnIes-
man.

r. B. Hayes was elected in the fall of
1864 to the Thirty-ninth Congress The
following is his record, as compiled from
the Congressional Globe by the Mil
waukee News:
1866.
Feb. 20-Presented a labor petition
from constituents.
Feb. 28-Moved 50, 900 for picture.
March Petition to tax oil.
March I6-Joiut resolution to punish
embezzlement.
April 2-Resolution to carry Smithso-
MAN Library into Congressional Library
April 3-Bill to pay the Eleventh
Regiment of Ohio.
April 3-Eleventh Ohio Regiment
again.
April 16-Resolution against embez-
element again.
April 24--Petition against seeding
States.
April 26-Another resolution about
privileges of the library.
June 6-Another about library mat
tiers.
June 14-Petition of Southern wo-
mali IOI 1OAI t'ChSttlIOu 1OI property dC-
stroyed.
July 27-Reported against purchasing
an old manuscript.
Dec. 19--Motion to print usual num-
Der of Librarians report Also, petit
tion of one Kleinschmidt for the return
of So 30, excess payment of taxes.
1867.
Jan. Petition of Cincinnati post
office for more pay. Another local Pc
tition.
Jan. 29--Petition of soldier or two
who had lost their discharges.
Feb. 6-Bill requiring authors to fur
nish library with copy of book.
Feb. 9--Cincinnati post office clerks
again.
Feb 23-Moved to strike out 5000
from appropriation bill for portraits of
ex-Presidents, because provided for al
ready by other funds.
March 2-Moved to add 50, 100 to
pay editor of Madison papers.
March 12-Made a personal explana-
ton of his action in committee about a
private claim.
How does this record compare with
Gov. Tilden's?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

CERTIFICATE OF Mr.. W. L. DAVIS.
i, W. l., Davis, do hereby certify that
Va. ~ the proprietor of the premises on
a,cn W. n. G. Lipscomb resided last
Eo'ember, and that the statement in
Isi Eald to a mob disturbing him or my
iS : a lie, from beginning to end.
'oigned) w. L. DAVIS.
worn worn and subscribed before me, this
10Th day of June, A. ID. 1876.
HENRY M. BATES,
Chancery Clerk Amite County
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

r. B. Hayes was elected in the fall of
1864 to the Thirty-ninth Congress. The
following is his record, as compiled from
the Congressional Globe by the Mil
waukee News:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01


Great sale OF fus On Chromos. Four beautiful
hne O;I ChromoB. size T19 and sizs 91I2 sent
for 50 and six sizs 7x9 and six ~
tor 5 = or full family portfolio of 100 oil and
gem chromOs, ALI designs. very fac, for So.
They are Landscape Scr plural Scenes Sea Views
HuntiRg and Fishing Scenes, Rocky MountAiu
Scenes, Farm Scenes Birds Fruiis and Flow er de-
signs. and will not INiI to please al! who TOR
them. Our chrOmOs are fac Hins reprOduct oHs
OF tho choicest works OF the Great hsGIsrs. and
Pr"nouaced By connoisseurs equal the original
painting. 300 Drca cUmauis pictures sent for so
cents; larger mixed, yaTiouI kinda, 8 |. or $40
So a sample ct deca!comApia pictures, and fuII
Instructions to transfer the same will accompany
each IF the above orders If desired Address, en-
closing price, in reg.tered letter by post eff e
order. and three cent stamp for return of gnUda
BY mail. u. ALEXANDER < Co Wholesale aud Re
tail Dealers IN Fine Oil ChrOmos. Deca coma mia
Pictures etc. s'h street, opposite Cooper
New York. Agents and TrAdesmtn are max in 3
from Si2 90 TO 5 $50 daily. selling our goods =
Ladies' meeting with grea in this work
foil age ia outfit of 200 hne samples sent
ceipt of SPrice of any size aud design Chrome
will be furnished receipt OF p stsl Card giving
description. Please state the name Of the pa per
you this in.
November l6 1875 en-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
Driven to Deaf.

We are an over-wOrted people. The almighty
dollar is pursued With Phrenzy which admits of
few pauses breathing spells. How frequently one
hears the phrase driven to death;' implying all
that it does of ply sicaI Exhaustion and mentaIex-
citemeut. Among artificial recuPerAnts of e1-
hausted energy, there il Que that powerfully
counteracts the effects of fatigue 8 Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. ami next that natural reHt Ter
which nothing wholly compensate it is the
best and safest resource OF those tho obliged,
or think that they are. to undergo an excessive
amount of labor Against the hurtlul effects of
exposure upon the sensitive organs the Bitters
likewise efficient protective. dose or two
Will often counteTact the effects which q severe
wettIng might other wise produce, and the danger
arising from unhealthy or fAtIguing occupations
is materially Iess"ned by the OF this most
reliable certifying cordial, " hich possesses ad-
drI"naI recommendation oil being exec IIent n
It's. puc, means of retArding bodily decay a fact
sufficiently proven by ItS recuPerative effects in
all diseases of a depleIipg and exkaustng nature.
People who are obliged to tsko their a.oaIS in
hurry. or under circumstances which prevent
that repose which the mind should enjoy during
the process OF deEiutinn. nUtoriously tie VIC
tins of dySPePsA They may. however. avoid in
great measure the varied tUrments inflicted by
that PrOtSus of maIadics, bS swalio each
meal a insElAss full of the National Stomachic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
local INIELlIeEHcE.

Col. HOLIDAYS LEcTURE.-Col. F "
d. Holiday, of Winchester. delivered an adj
dress before the Jefferson LITERARY Associa-
tiOH of this place, in Washington Hall. on
Thursday evening last. The Esndbills and
newspaper notices having announced that
True Culture" would be the subject of the
lecture, large audience assembled in the
Hall at the appointed time to hear what the
distinguished speaker had to say upon so
promising a theme. To give an adequate
idea of the manner in which the lecturer
handled his subject would require more space
and time than we have at our command. and
iAdssd We could not give such an idea even if
tine AID space permitted Us to make the at
tAapt The appearance of the speaker, his
particular manner of speaking, and his exact
language, all have their effect upon an au>
dieBcs, and must be seen and heard in order
TO be properly appreciated. In these partie-
'ulars the lecturer and the lecture impressed
the audience most fsvorab!y; but not in
these particulars only. Havisg divided his
discourse iato three heads-the Dignity Of
SNN>3IG' 1hC 4C-Sli'J VI ruin. anH IONS
vietisn of Duty-the speaker proceeded to
enlarge upon each with an eloquence that held
The attention OF his audience ur to tho very
last moment. We thought it no small praise
te Col. II. that oue of the audience-a capable
Judge of such uatters-pronounced his lee
turs to be equal to that of the eloquent DIR.
Guard, delivered before the Association last
winter. The thanks of the coumuuity are
duo, We think, to the Association for having
again commenced the literary treats which it
afforded Us last year
The Association. With lsudable deterroi-
aasIon not to slight home talent has invited
VIM. L. Wilson, Esq, to lecture before l. on
next Thursday evening, and DanI B. Lucas,
Esq, on the Thursday following Mr. VIII
son has selected as his subject The Love Of
READING" aud Mr. Lucas, THE Heroic Death
of Woman, "a a Human Sacrifice" The
alsqueueo of these gentlcmsp and their ex-
tsasive literary culture, insure US much plea
sure for at least two evenings
We hsps the Association will be as sue
osssful in procuring the services of as com-
PetSnt lecturers for the balance of the winter
season.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
PARTNERSUIP NOTICg.
BAtrrnOaE, sATuaDAr, January .

I'm and AFTER January let, 1915, the business
~ hcTeLufure CnnaucIrd by me. will he unCer
tac aud style of Jas. Law. IIoolT & Co
Jan. 1875. JAS. LAW. HOOEF
In ucting the above husD esq a closer sVsteIn
Cssh deaInS will be adopted hy the firm "a all
goods have to be ourcnSsed By tor Or
81 daJs All accounts Therefore viii be requi. CT,
hv closed IusTrerIy.
jau ! 1915 JAS LAW RO0FF & co,
4 it is Important bat b usness should he at
- once cI"Ied. all pattis5 knowing the re!v-s
irdl-hted 81 :Ia hy note n open account, will be
required 20 settle came without delay.
Jsn. |. 1873 JAS. La ~ fIOHFY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
FALL GOODS (!
FALL GOODS!l

A MOTHER New Stock Of Goods just received
~ from the Eastern Market. TO which call at
tention Of sac public.
Nov. :. 1873. JAS LAW. HooFF CO.
GROSS CUT, Circular. Mill. Hand. Butchsrs,
~ Tenon, and Wood Buck Saws oompIstS
stock on hand aud n store. ForSsloby
Nov. JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
N1oRSING Glory, Perfection. Plain, C AIvaniEed,
by JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
MEAT Cutters and FiIIsrS- Perry's, HAIs9,
w Siour's, and the Chnm7ign-for sale by
Nov. . JAS. LAW. HoOFF CO.
(toAL. Clover ard Timothy, Flour and MsAI
~ SisVss, for raie by
Nov >. Jas. LAW HooFF CO.
CHoYELs snd Tong, P9kcrs and Fire Dogs, .
- complete stock, for EnIeL ~
Nov. ,, JAS. LAW. HooFF Il co.
EUsPADoREs.-JU' patented Sept. I4Ih. 1875:
Nov ,. JAS LAW. RooFF L cos.
(7ORS Peppers, Graduated Measures, every
~ ho1EekeCper shOuld have thrs commodity. For
s.le by JAS. LAW. HoOFF 4 co.
| ANTERNs ana Lantern Globes, cheapest I'd
i town. For salg By
Sow. JAS. LAW HOOFF co.
TEA Pans and Coffee POts, Stew Pane and Tin
Nov ?. Jas. Law HooFF CO.
'T'HE incest EGsortmEnt Of Chamber Sets in the
i county, and very cheap. for sale by
Nov. >. JAS. LAW HoUFF co.
g CHRISDER'S Pat. Cstch-tke uieeIt thing Jet
Nov ?. 1875. JAS LAW. HooFF Il co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
MIs cRLLANRoUs.
RUSINESS NOTICE.

HAvNG purchased the interest of nv father
IL "A. c. TImbeFlake. dec'd) IN the late firm
of Tm6erlake & Young. would most respect
fully call the attention OF the trade and public
generally to the fact shat have associated my
eelf with MT. Adam Young iuutor partner IN
firm OF I & } under the firm name of Young
& Timherlake, for the purpose OF conducting the
Manufacturing Business as heretofore prOsecu-
Nay IS taI ISIS SIS aAIBRoSE TalBERLAKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
TO ALL CONCERNED.

NOTICE Is hereby Rivou thHt the books ae-
IN counts and all business of the late fFn Of
Undertake d Young arc IN my hands for settle-
ment, and persons Interested arc requested 20
come forward at once and settle the same. IS it
10 very much desired TO settle all ouIst anding
pertaining 10 tho late firm at the earliest
- ,CsElbc. ADAM YOUNG.
MORGAN Mills" Frederick County, Va
Nav Is 1875 Gun ,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
e15 ACRES
improved by
Comfortable DWELLING.


srabling and the necessary out-BuildIngs, and
LAS rIGnt OF way through Traet No to tie
Turnpike, as aforesaid. In making sale OF this
tract mo. ~ the right of way to IN. SprInr
named the decd of John e ShzHli to f. "
Shirley August 90 1862 recorded IL the Clerk'S
Ohice OF the County Court of said county, is 10
be reserved.
The Land is of good quslitv o: Limestone and
both OF SAID tracts have suEcleut sroportlop
OF timber.
c. Plat to be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE provided tor by tLs D.
crees aforesaid: Asto sractHo l.Ons-tl.i d Cssh
and tie residue III one aud two wears, eQuSI paw
lnrntS. VITA Interest from day of sale As TO
tract No 2, s $50 OF tue purchase no .ay to BE-
paid three yeara after the day of sale OF at the
GsSth of Mr.. Martha W Harley. If Abe live he
sale, pa able annually OF tho Ct day Jaauary
Tue residue to bs IR'd OHe-t ird IN Cash, QUE
third in ons year, and ose-,iird in two yearn,
WIN Interest from day Il sale; all the deferred
p2vments TO he secured BY tie BOuds or the pur-
chaser and Deed ct Trnst npNu tha premises
Possess on Yiven the LIST ot April, 1876.
To- Sale To begin at IL O'Clock. a III.
\. B.-In the event of failure to sail said
tracts or either of them, said land VIII he
PUBLICLY RENTED
to The highest bidder, on the same day and ST
tue same plSce iOF one year from ADrIi 1St, 1876,
giving tito tenant a right 10 the Ay 0oIug crop.
TERMS OF RENTING -One-harf Cash, and
tn residue ia 8 moutks. nd With good personal
security to be given to- SAID dereTTed pay mont.
THOMAS. c. GEEEE
JOSEPH TRAPSGLL.
Sp ciIl COMMISSIONER
VIM. f. Anderson. Auciioueer
January 2S Io76-5t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
"MOrgan- Mills,
Were VIC lntenu cohductlnE inc
Wo0IEk MANUFACTURING BUSINESS

Is TO ,msrly done by the late firm. We have on
hand aud are constantly manufacturing every
class of Goods found IN ct class YirGiniA Fac
tory. 0onsIstinE in part If Tgeeds, Do0skfn Cas-
nmeres. DiREonalS. Herrin G.BOne Kerseys, SAti-
nets, DrRb md Grey Pulled LInSsys. Black
Grey and Drab Beaver Cloth, White, Grey and
Brown ElannelS. All Wool and Cotton Warp
Blankets. Yarns OF oVerv size and quality, and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Highly appt SciailuE the patronage extou ed to
the late hIm. We hope by employing none but
the most Skliled WoIkmcn and by close ApplicA-
ton to business and honest dealings, to merit a
continuance OF same 10 the new firm
YOUNG d 1IMBERLAKE,
Successors to rImbGrlAEe & Young.
e. We are SlSO IN the market for WOOL. aad
are prepared 90 pay the highest casb prlces.
May Is. 1875 H.&,H
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TO CONSUNPTIYES,

I He advertiser. having been permanently cared
OF tha' drcSd disease, consumption, by
pie remedy, lie n xiuus make known to his tel
low sufferers the means of cure. To ell who da
sirc it. he will send copy OF the presc Upton
Gree of cisrg~), With the directions for pre-
aud uaing thr sam. Nhlch they will ird SUEE
CuEE for CnSS"HPTIUN. ASTHMA. REo IcHlTIs. & =.
Parties wishing the prescription >siil plesse ad-
dress. Rev r A wilson.
l9i Penn St, TilIiRmshurgb, New York.
Decemb 2I. 1873 FIN
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PUsLEc SALEs.-The attention of our read
ors is directed to tho following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
T'aesdty, February Sh-P,r.onaI Prop
'ersy, by CleOn Moore and Back burn Hughes,
Trustees.
FridGy. F'bcuarY Ifh-Personsl Prep
orty. BY Gloon Moore, Trustee.
Fr"l.:y. FIbrrary lS.d-Rea! Estate, by
Edward TsaEuey and ;F.a l.. Wilson, Er-
esutOrE
W~I"c<.',y. F-brusry 22J -P.rtoRa! Prop
er,y. by EdSAra Tearuey Sh-r,f
Frid.y F~h-ssrg 25.L--R~=l E-t.ts. bv
Fho~ G. Greca aud joseph TcsyaeE. Special
Com issioners
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

~ For the best Boots and Shoes 60 to
Goldsmith's Twin Fronts. Msnko & Stern's
celebrated work is'sod there. and never fails
to give satisfaction. Corn will be taken in
exchange for Merchandise or debt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

fESE lE6TRUNENTs.- We call the srecial
attention Of oar readers 90 tho advertisement.
in sputher column, Of the celebrated S,ieff
Pianos. They hOso justly become the geo.
orai tnVorfes ct tia Musical Pablo. Per.
formers ike them on account Of their eveEEass
OF touch end singing quality of tone. Their
finish IS in tie hig&CSs degree artistic. and
their general make up is not surpassed by
that OF any other mandatory in this couatIv
In proof of this, IL j. scarcely necessary TO
revert 20 ;hc flc:, that through tbs sinking Of
the Steamer Louisiana, some time ago, one OF
these instruments was submerged in the waters
of the Chesapeake Bay, for period of over
fowr months, and recovered IN a remarkable
state OF preservation, thus fully establishing
the truth of their assertion, that none but the
brSt materials are used in their construction
Evidence of their durability is further far
nrsheG by their extensive use in the numerous
Schools and uther Institutions. where they are
subjected to the severe>t tests We advise
all who wish reslly fac instrumcut TO buy
the IF
They are also sole agents. for tho Southern
Sta;e<, Of the .'Mateh.csS Burde't Organs,
which stand without rival The gentleman
IL courtesy and fair dealing of the MeSsr-
StieH will be fully appreciated by all who call
upon them.
F- If you have discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the
of smell taste, or hearing, eyes watery
or weak. feel dull and stupid or debili,afed,
pain or pressure in the head, take cold easily.
you may rest assured that you have the Ca
tarrh Thousands annually. without msni>
testing half of the above symptoms, ter
inmate in consumption. and end in the grave.
No disease is SO common. more dcceTtive. or
less understood by physicians. r. V. Pierce,
NJ. -, of Buffalo. n. Y. is the proprietor of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy perfect
Specific for Casarrh. Cold in the Head" or
Catarrhal Headache.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va January Goth, 1876:
Miss Annie +. Allen, Mr.. Mariah Taylor,
| Mrs. Green Horn, Rev A. Kibbler, Addison
| Taylor.
| The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of.
| fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
| g LFIsENRING, P. NJ.
The Times cnn,rsdicts rumor to the
! effect that the Baptist congregation of Win.
| chester would he unable to maintain thei
| ! Al. IL. l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

The Times cnntradicts IL rumor to the
effect that the Baptist congregation of Win
chester would he unable to maintain their
church organization. aud that the pastor would
resign and the building be sold.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

WOODEN Fabrics, Sc
AYNG formed q oo-partnership under the
III firm name of Young & Jimberlake. we
would moSt respectfully announce 70 the trade
and public TINT We have purchased tho entire
Stock of Goods be lon inR the late firm of Tim
berlRke & Young, and also their expiring lease
on I. B. WOODS WOODEN FACTORY, Fred
erlck county, Va. styled
"RFer-a-R T|1Ia,"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN v.kn sntfsred fur vea-s from.
- HcrNous DEBILITY, Premature Decay, md aft
the effects Of Youthful indiscretion wills, far tho
- k o: Vrft"rin2 humanity. srnd free all who
need II, the rECiNc ard direction for making the
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers
wishing TO profit by the advertiser's cKpeTiCncecau
do 90 nv Addressing in perfect con fidFncC.
joins OGDEN, ~ Cedar st New York.
December O.. 1875 ON.
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NOTICE.

I An prepared 10 weigh all kinds Of Sleek
Cattle Pen placed upon the platform to en-
sure accurate weight.
December q. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

PRIZE OAK SHINGLES.
HAVE for sale 200 No l OAK Shingles, which
1 will be sold Teasuua bic price. Call at the
Tin and Stove House of
II YESTERDAY.
Main street, CharlrsIO~B, W Va.
September IS. 1915.
CTOvES. STOVESI! STOTEs IA G2Ierd-
- ed assortment ofCook ng. ParIor. Chamber and
Office Stoves just received and Tor sale at yip g
profIs. CAIaad zee them At
J.u EASTERDAY'S
Tin nd Stove House, Main street.
n UISCES.-T have bushels OF mise Quincer
~, Call early if you wish get come. the Tin
and Stove House of J. II. EASfERDAY.
September IS 1875 ANin street.
GTOVE POLISH A good article Just received
- and for sale cheap at
J.H. yesterdays
Tin and Stove House, Main street.
September IS. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

FoR SALE.-A Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine-in good order-Cheap, Enquire
at the Spirit 0ai:s. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

For SALE,-A Lady's Handsome Gold
Watch and Chain nearly new-at bargain.
Enquire at the Spirit Office
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Farms,

DY virtue of Decree of tbs Circuit Court of
ID Jefferson County, West Virginia. entered 1t
the Mare Term, 1875, said U t. as amended
and m"difes BIZ decree entered October 10,
1875. In the ssiI III ChaucsrY therein tepeadIpl
Wherein StoHeburner & Rlchartis. ct, ais, are
Plaintiffs, d JOhI G. ShIr ,ey 10 Dsfeu liant the
undersigned, SpecIE Commissioners, will effer
for sale at Public Auction,
FRIDAY. FEBREARY 25TR. 1876,
in front of the Csurt-Houss in Charlestoun, tho
following
TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND,
situated andlyinE u hOut miles West of CHARLES
town, on the line It tue SmIt field. Charlestown
and HarDsI's Fepry Turnpike. and II mi "a from
CameTon's Depot on the Valley Branch of the
b. & o. r. r., tO-wIt:
No. 1, containing, 6v survey,
1912 Ia Acres.
bnsnced on the Hsrth by said Turnpike and sd
joining the lance Of Jan oE ". SGIF;aT AMI the
l:eIis OF Walter ShiIleY. No improvements. sx-
e-ptlmR Well OF Limestone Water. located Al
eonTonIsnt site for . house. and there i'm.
oroVsments formerly stood A rIKkt Of TaT
from Tenet No. 3 To the Snnthfisld, ca arloSteTS
aad Harpsr's Eerry Turnpike, las rev H1edl
through said Tract No. l, to be reserved.
Tract MOI contains, bV survey,
sl5 Cries.