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Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08
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SCIENTIFIC,

Bristol Sugar.-In many markets of Europe and the East, the sugar pro- duced at Bristol, England, has long been held in the highest estimation, on account of it's alleged superior mode of production, as compared with that re- ceived from other parts of the world. In the process of manufacture in this case, the raw sugar, as imported, is turned into the first melting pan with little water, in some instances this being an open pan with 8 coil steam pipe, in others a vacuum pan. The first melting produces rather thick syrup, which is run into filter bags placed around the floor, generally at a lower level, to run by gravitation and save pumping.
 The filter bags retain the first impu- rites, and the syrup passes from them into large cisterns underneath, from which it is run into the tops of the charcoal cisterns or filters, these being tall and generally cylindrical, made of iron, and filled with many tons of ani- nal charcoal, through which the syrup passes and comes out free from all inn purity, clean, and rich, the first run nings as cOlOrless as water, the clear ness depending upon how long the charcoal is used. The syrup is now run into cisterns and Is ready for the vacuum pan, where it is boiled at very low temperature, which of course pre- vents all danger of burning, the heat for this purpose being generated by | steam.
 The boiling in vacuo is continued up to the granulatlng or crystallizing 2 point, the greatest skill being exercised to determine the right moment to cease boiling, and discharge the now almost formed sugar from the pan. This is done into vessels below upon wheels. which cart it away to the centrifugal machines, where it is whirled round with inconceivable rapidity, washed with liquor whilst rotating, which with all other liquid, IS thrown of through the sieve-like sides of the ma @ cmne' ana runs aoWn lnIo tn cissetns prte. teo sugar is finished and fit for use.
Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08

6A VISITING CARDS, with name, 1oc. and stamp. CU Agents Outfit l0c J. WEBER, 2S6 Broome St., NY. 4-2l4t
Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08

DrNQT0Np No matter how slightly disabled. In- uNOluNO creases now paid. Advice and circular free T. McMIcHAEL Atty, 7O7 Sansom St., Phila Pa.
 5-7-Sm
Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08

DOOCENyC CHEAP Music. Full Catalogues OOOSC O free by mail. BooSEY { CO, s4 East l4tn Street. New York. 4-2l-it
Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08

KNIT BLANKETs.-A Farmers Wife writes: "I saw a very nice thing in process of construction 8 short time since, that was really very pretty, and quite novel. A lady had several daughters, and she wished to give them employment, so she set one of them to cutting up scraps of cloth that had ac- cumulated in her scrap-bag, another sewed them nicely together, sorting those of the same color; while third knit them-there were eight stitches on needle-and 1t was knit backwards and forwards, till an exact square was made, and then a check of another color was knit, and SO on until it was big enough for the bed, the next strip was knit in the same manner, taking care that the checks were arranged so as not to come against one of the same color in the other stripe. The strips were then sewed together, and looked like a nice patchwork, pieced in diamonds It was pretty, good, and warm, and quite economical.
Connecticut western news., 1877-06-08

on EXTRA Mixed Cards, lffc.; % Ladies Favorit, cO 1oc,, any name. SEccoMBE Co.,, Kinderhook N Y. 4-3-8m
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DCCE3 P. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine
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DOMESTIC.

DRIED ToMAToEs.-Housekeepers in the country, who have many tomatoes and few cans, can easily preserve a large quantity of this very easily raised fruit, by drying it. This method re- quires little outlay, and comparatively little trouble. Scala and peel the toma- toes, as for canning: Boil them slowly in the porcelain kettle or some jar, until the original quantity is reduced one-half. Then season them in the proportion of teaspoonful of salt and cupful of sugar to a gallon of stewed tomatoes. Spread on plates and dry quickly, eoithout scorcbing. As the mois- ture dries and the stewed fruit takes shape, scrape it up so that both sides may dry, and let the contents of several plates, heaped up lightly, stand in bright sunshine little while before putting away. Store in bags and keep dry.
 When wanted for use, put small quantity soaking in considerable water several hours, or over night. Stew in the same water long and slowly-threc or four housekeeping boiling water at hand to add if it grows thick, and so is in danger of burning. It should be quite thin when done, and may be thickened with bread crumbs, and sea- | SOned,
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PHILIP R. VOORHEES,,

Attorpeyat- Law, prosecutes Patent, Trademark, and Copyright causes, and solicits American and Foreign Patents. Office in Times Building, Phila- dephia Pa P O Box 1887 blbAt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09

no MARX srRoUsE AND DENNIS MA.
grrty.- Notice 10 herr by given 10 the .hox..
famed per-ons and locator that the undry.
signed has. during the years Of 1878 and ina
appended in the development and projection 81
snd TOT labor and improvements upon the
baldwin Mlning Claim. located md sItusie
In the Gold Hill Mining Distiiet. Storrv
comfy, Nevada. the amount Of Two Inn, d,ed
and hfty.two dollars and thirty. 1--WE cents' Yo1
ar. hereby furthsr notified and rrquirtd m cor.
tribute your proportion Of paid exp>pdIinr.s
% made - aforesaid. dus from lou mi esrs
81 you, - follows, 10 wit:
FROM you, Msfk etrouse.. ffsa N
rtsin jon; Dennis IIeaserty.. ........... "a is
ioa and each of you are hsrcby furthcr roll
bed that In csss you fall or refuse 10 nav ths -.
spectlve smounts Of money set opposite youy
respective names above. 20 me, PhiliIp Cosro.
rsp, g ny residence st tho Plute ilouse' Iower
uold illil. STOREY county. ststs OF Nevada r..
Iors the expiration az ninety DAYS after pnbii.
cation OF this notice, your and csrs Of nm,
i~ntsrfsts In said Baldwin Mining Claim yg,ww'
BY cptntien OF law. become ihe peopertv of M.
nnaen'gnsd. who made the above e-ipsndiiurss
PHILLIP CoRcoRAN.
nj. v,, Locator and % owner.
,,t oo'H niil' Store, county, Sevsas. Sssra:;y
felt od
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.

est 60 q ct 10 post No. .; thence. second course.
south 90 feet 10 post No. Z; thence, third
course. west coo feet 10 loot No o; thence.
fourth eeurse. north os feet TO post no. I. the
place Of brvizninS- containing IL 70 100 scrps.
rrus besringr. Magnetic variation. ieh de-
grses east.
Tue notice Of location Of this claim covsrs
all the ground inc,uded In the above survey,
and also some gvund not included. because
covered By other clAims. Tats claim IL bounded
north By the vindieetor claim
tn improvements on the Holman mining
claim consist Of Q shaft and shaft-housc. up,n
which not less than i've hundred dollars have
been expended By the applicant or his grantors.
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion Of sad mining ground, heieinbcfore
described, av reQuired to nie their adverse
claim wi.h the Register % the United states
land once 81 Carson City. Nevada. during the
sixty days period OF publication hereof. or thsy
Willie barred By virtue Of thu prov1sions Of ths
staluts.
mrs asa q. N. HARRIS. Rextstsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
NOTICE TO LIENHoIDERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFF HAS
L this day commenced an action In the Die
'rict Court Of the rirt Judicial District OF the
STATE of Nevada. In and for tho q unity of Str
reg. against the Oregon Consolidated Gold and
silver Mining q mpany. . corporation. defend
ant. to enforce = len upon that certain mining
grvu.d aud quartz lode situsted In the 0old
I'LL Mining District. County Of s'orey, STATE Of
Nevada. ., corded upon the records Of said Dis
trict ~ the New oregon Mining Claim com.
n.neing At tho vertical shan Of the Oregon
Company. running thence northerly $50 feet TO
. stake at he Independent Cpmpan,'s south
linz, and $50 feet southerly from said vertical
sh,ft. Containing ] Boz linear feet: together with
sli dip. angles, spurs and variations. and the
her di aments and appurtt nanccs therrunto b..
longins. Which lien IL TO secure tn sum Of
tsO " In guild coin o. the Uni'ed States, Asd
IL G aimed under and By virtue VI an Act Of the
D., Z stature VI the State u Nevada. entitled.
AN Act % secure liens 10 mechanics aud
others, ard To r~peAi all othsr Acts In relat on
thsretS." approved March 2. ls15.
Now. therefor-. all persoos holding or claim.
inx liet- upon said prem ss under the provi-
-ious of said Act are hereby notincd to be and
APPEAR before said District Couit on wEDNEs-
DAY. March u. A. ID. 1871. At 10 o'.lo~k A. ~.
the same being . day 81 the regular March
T.rm. A. u islf. Of said Court. and % exhibit
then and thru he proof of their said liens.
n. II. CAkRiCK. Piaintid.
II. II. TAILOR. Aitorusy for Itsintin.
DAird February rs. ISL fell law 3w tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tn rnR DisrsiCr COURT or TIE
l rnitd states, for the Di.trict If Nevada
In the matter Of 0R0. L. sCIIwAB. bankrupt,
., Bankruptcy = United statTs os Ams. lea,
District OF Nevais. ss.-A warrant In BANK
ruptcy has been issued by SAID uourt against
the estst, cf Geo l.. Schwab. OF the city OF vir.
gina, tue county Of Storey and State Of Nevsta.
In .aid pisiric'. VII has been duly adIudged
hznkru9t upon the Petition % his cosiitorp; and
The payment of any debts and the delivery Of
my property belonging Ia ssid bankrupt TO him
or IT, his u.e. and tire transfer of any propert,
by him. are forbidden by Law. A M cling Of the
ereiiior- of said bankrupt. TO prove their debts
add choose one or more a.sisnees Of his estate.
will be h.d st . Coart of q ,hruptcy, to be
holden al Virginia. In said district. op The 19ih
day Of MArh. A. ID. lsTT. at I O'Clock r. n,
At the once 81 D.. stroiher. Room No 4 Odd
fellows' Bailding, e.,ner OF q and Smith
STREETS, enc Of the Registers In Bankruptcy Of
aid district
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United eta'es Msrphal sud Messenger In Bark.
uptcy tor said district. mh1td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. SAG,

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u City. Nevada. February q. 1877 Notice 10
hereby given thai the NiAoAkA GOLD AID
SILVIA MlNIA0 COMPANY. Q corporation
exislins under the laws Of the state Of oalifor.
mia. haung is po.to1les a Ban Francisco, Gal.
iIoruia. has. By x. Caldwell. the ac.nt and
Superintendent thereof. this day nled IN this
once an application tor Q United etates patent
tor i've hundred and ssventy.nve l37o) linear
feet Of the NiasarA Lode, with surfAce ground
tuo hundred l2Oo) feet In width, embracing .
st-ioO acros, Officially surveyed. plated and do
scribed a. d. i. survey or Lot No. rs. Tovn-
shlp 10 north, Range II east. n. ID. d. and NJ,
and being situate In tho Gold Hin Mining Die
trict, county Of STOREY and state Of Nsvads,
and described In tbs plat and field notes on Mo
In this once - follows. viz:
Beginning Y Poet Married NO: :. sur
vsy No. los, on the east side Of Gold Canyon,
MAJ the south end OF the silver Hill Companys
dump and on the cast boundary OF the kcho."
u. q survey No. 80. from which said post the
quarter section corner On the 4 ORTIZ line OF sec-
no. eight ~. township 10 north, k,ncs ~
ute wet. distant I ,2s5 icet, and lhe nagsun on
Niagara company's hosting works beAn routn
81 dcgrees 10 minutes east; thence. running
rum said Post No. I. north ~iorty-six aud one.
fourth lseh a. dexr~e- east two hundrd (SuU lees
N Poss No. ~ thence south iotiy.thres AND
three. ourths (k5k) degrees east nye hundred
and ss,enty-dvv 1871 feet, TO Post NO. y;
thence south ,ort y.eix and one fourth (t6h de-
yrees wet two hun red tsoOl feet to tue south-
east corner OF the " Echo,'' US survey No. ~
thence along east boundary Of said U.s. Survey
| No. 80 north ,orty thrvs aud three fourths ltaA)
degrees west Ave hundred and seventy-nve b10
feet TO said Post No. I. tho place oi beginning.
o. the north rest riy corner OF the claim; the
mining ground hereby sought 10 DO patented
being bounded on the wet BY tho Echo clAim.
u. y. survey No. 50. belonging to the Silver
Hin Minln. COMPANY, and ON the south BY
u. \. Survey No. Us
TINS part OF tho said Niagara Lode hereby
applied Tor 10 the northw esteriy or nortterly
SIS fest OF tbs i.AO feet therruf owned by 'aid
Niagara Gold AMI Silver Mining Company.
which said Niagara Company does Not. how
ever. hereby ~aive or prejudice any Of Ia
legal rights under mining laws 10 the remain.
ing or souiherly Gas feet Of It's said iois mot
hereby sought 10 be pstent,d d.
Notice Of the location VI said kiaeara Lede
may be found ID Book y, at page is5. ooid hil
Mining Records. II virginia Cry. Nevada.
Reference 10 hereby made ~ the plat and
aeld notes on nle In this or1c~. ana TO The plat
and notice upon laid claim. for greater par
tieulartty.
III Esd Q. " HARR's. Rr.,.'-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. Nc. S26.
U. =. Survey No. ilJ.

TT 8. LAND OFRIcE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, January u, 1871. Notice 10
hereby givrn that the NORTH CHAPMAN
MINING COMPANY. q corporation existing
uader and by virtue OF the Sts'e Of CaliforLis,
the owner VI the location and claim located -
the North Company. on the chlpul.n Ledge"
By John A. MeQuaid. 10 duly authorized agent
for that purpose, whose pc.tofhce addrvss 10 Al
Virginia City. Nevada. has made Application for
loo linear feet OF the Chapman Ldgs. run
nin. nnr,herly and soatherly alons said ledge
or lode. and embracing the zane, with all
q pc. spurs. angles aud variations, with surface
ground s's 7t.ioo fest IN width, As defined BY
end survey line.. diagonal. 315 feet In length.
situated In the Gold Hlll Minins District store,
sounty. Nevada. and described more particu.
larry upon offeial plat and Geld pot~s Of survey
th.,eoi on ME 10 my once and Po;,sd on The
post marked No. !. u. q. survey No. la. ON .
westerly slope. at foot Of dump. AID about is
Zee; westerly from tn, North and south Chip
mzu joint shalt. and whence bears the quarter
action corner on the south line Of S.ctlon 81.
Township II north, Range a east. Mount Dia-
bio meridian. south v degrees ~ minutes east,
distant isI feet and running thence frOm said
Poet No. I. nrrt course. north Hh degrees west
100 feet TO Post No. 2; thence. second coutre.
north eS degrees 10 minutes east j25 feet 20
Post No. 3, on steep slope Of railroad embank.
ment. whence bears Witness Post No. 3 soatn
3ik degrees east. distant NJ feet thence. third
eIune. south zik dssrces east. at 81 f.et Wit.
ness Post Ma. .. whence bears the northwest
conler Of tho new Yellow Jacket shaft.hoass
s0uth 10t degrees east. distant about 40 feet,
the east entrance Of the Virginia and Truckec
Railroad tunnel nsrth - degrees west. distant
abou; 10 fest. Loo feet 10 Post No 4 thence.
fourth cour.e. south 81 DEGREES 10 minutes west
Is feet 10 Post No. !. the place OF beginning
containing 7 as-i0J acres.
u arings expressed from the true meridian.
iiA.n.tic variation. 10 degrees ~ minutes east.
Survey made 10 conform with the record OF
! cation according to testimony Of witnesses ~
To identity OF the same. -
The labor and improvements consist Of q
JOINT shah on the Inns betv,en the North and
-outh Chipman CJmpAnier' claims on toe
Ch,pmaa Ledge, two inclines respectively -
aad d feet dep. and . shaft now used b the
value.
Any and all pcrsous claiming adversely any
PORTION Of ,atd mining grou.d, herein6efors
described, ere required to fle their adverse
claim thereto with the Register OF the Uniiei
Land Once 81 Csr-on City. Nevada,
durtJg the siIty.dsys period Of publication
hereof. or they wall b. barred by virtue OF The
provisions Of the statute.
jsis esd q. n HARRIS, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
APPLICATIONS FOR PAfISf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. ssi.
U. =. ssrv.y Ne. las.

~ Wv
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City. Nevada, February 10, isII.-No Ice 10
hsrvbv given that ths oROSH CONSUL
.oAIhp 1. ,Ss.,naS az ~ c.,Isats s.'SS11
Iohn A. NcQuAid. its Attornsy IN fact. whose
postofnss sddrsss 10 Virginia City. Siste Of Ne
vad.. has made application for 800 linear feet
Of the 0rosh vein. losc or deposlt. barring gold
and silver. located - The "Grosh Mining Com
ground four hnndrsd and dry ttso) feeti Width
Tor the convenient working thereof. ~ allowed
by local rules and customs of ufnrrs; said
mineral claim. win. loco or deposit and surface
groand being situate In the Gold Hill MINING
District. county Of storey and State Of NevsdA.
,rnbsd in the ofnciai nsid notes Of survey
thsfsof On ale In this once and posted on the
claim. - foiiows. 10 vii:
B~sGinnlng q . post mvked No. I. u. 9. sur.
yer No. las, whence bears the Savage Mining
ooapasy's ehinn.y north ~ desr,es east; The
degrees . Dinntss east: thence running from
said post No. I. hrt coarse. south 81 degrees
snd 50 minutes vcst 40 feet 10 post No. =.
standing against the wet eide Of the Virginia
and Gold Hill water C,mrany's stable. distant
g ret from the northwest eornsr thereof:
course. south . degrees and 10 minutes ear.
LOO e. 10 post No. .. standing about nHy feet
north Of the Virginia aud Truehes RaIlroef
track; ths,cs running IRON said post NO. y,
third course. north 81 dsgrcss 80 minutes sasl
| $50 feet TO post No. Z. whence bears the quartei
| section corner On The south line OF section -
Township a. north. Range Il ssst. y. u: NJ.
s,uth IN degrees east. distant l.Ito feet
thense running from sail post No. 7. iooul
eoarss, south ] degrees and 10 minutes vss
i.soc Rect TO p,.. Ne. I. the place Of essinain'
-eoafaining ish scrvs.
bearings vxprsssed nom the true meridian
naenssie variation. i6 dsgrrss and 30 minute
-.
D1rvs, nsde 10 conform.with the record o
location according 10 the testimony OF vttne-se
oths idsniiry thereof Tue labor AMI Improve
msnts on said mining sro1nd, consisting q VI tw'
phafts, s~xceedins i've hundred dollars In yaius
Any and all persons claiming adversely an
portion of said mining sround. ~hereinbc'or
described. are required 10 Ole their advvr-
claim With the hsyisier OF the United state
land Once a Carvon City. Nevada. during IN
sixty days period Of public alton hereof. or the
vtibs barred by virtue oft provisions Of IN
sAatuts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nFYIcR OF THE WARD aoLp AND
" silver Mining O inpsLy. San Fnpeisco,
March g. is1f.-Notise.-rhe ANNUAL meeting
of the stockholders Of the Ward Gold and sii.
vyr Mining q mpany will b held 1t the once
Of the Company. lioom N. No.. Az Csiifonia
stret. San Francisco. California, on THURS
DAY. the al day OF March. 1871. at the hour Of
I o'clock 2 n for The purpo-~ % electing ON.
GERS 10 serve for the ensuing year, and for the
% ansaction of such other business / Il may
prSperly come before the meeting. Tnnsfer
books will be closed on saturday. the iOlh DAY
of March, 1871, at the hour Of i9n.
JOS. MAGUIRE, Secrrtary.
Onnee-Room -. No. tis California strret,
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3ELCuER eILyER MININu COZ

PANY.-L0csiion Of principal place Of
business, Han Frsrcisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold ilili. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. th,t Ct Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the sttt day OF
Febusry. 1877. an assessment No. o. OF One
Dollar ttiI per share Vas levied upon the
neg shares OF the capital stock Of the corpo
ration. and IN proportion upon each and ever
old share of the Belcher Company now out.
standing. payable Immediately, In United states
gold coin. 70 tho Secretary, a. the ofice Of the
Company, Room n Hsywsrd'r Building. No. fis
California street. San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rmain unpaid On the nth day Of March.
INT, will no dclinqusnt. and advertised for
sale al public auction. and unless payment 10
male before will DO sold OF TUESDAY. the
18th day Of April. 1877. 10 ray this delin.
qucnt as.esAment. tossther with cost Of sd,er.
using And expenses OF sale.
~ order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN CROCKETT, Secretary.
nhoc-Room 81 Haywsrd's Buildlng. No. tio
California street, Ban ffancisco. California.
fr2ffd
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CONbOLJDArED Y

NIORrH CONsOLI DATED VIM
~ GINA MINING COMPANY. - Location
of principal place Of business. San francisco.
California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mlnlng District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice u hereby given. that At . meeting
OF the board Of Directors, held on the goth day
OF February, ISL, an assessment mo. u OF
Twenty ivv Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states gold coin, TO the
Secretary, at the once Of the Company, Room
%. No. liz California street. Ban Francisco.
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid o. the 2sth day OF March,
1871, will he delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before viii DO sold on the sixteenth day
Of April. 1917, 10 pay the delinquent assose.
meni. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
NJ onIes Of the Directors.
JOSEPH hAuCIHE, Secretary.
Once : Room d. No. 4i9 California street,
BAn Francisco, California. fe2ltd
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. s3s.
U. =. s.rvey Ne. i2s.

VTNfrED STATES LAND oPP,cK. CARBON
hereby given that HEBsR HOLMAN. whcss
possofaee address Ia vl,siria Civ. state Of Ne
yada. . psds a~pplica'l n for sos linear feet
Of the Holman vein. lcle or deposit. bearing
eod and silver. lacaisd o. Holman Mining
Clam" In Gold Hiii Mining District Storey
county. Nsva,a tex.t.er 9th sariaoe g,ound
AT hnsdred (eool feat In width. and described
upou pat and neld notes 90 de In this ofhcs
"a posted on the claim, - follows, to Wit:
Beginning % post No. I. u. Z. survey No. 10.
whence q rocky knoll bears south ~ deerres
rssl about 100 FEET distant. and The quarter 80
tion corner on the north linz Of Section =.
Township 10 north. ksnge u east. NJ .. ~.
and r.nhius from aid poet No. I. nrss coans.