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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13

Mountain Land---Fine Tobacco.
John j. L~awhorne. OF Amherst.
IN a tract Of mountain land OF
n~I-ety-seven acres. which would bring
i-Fee dollars per acre. His hands con
'i-t- + himself and little bows. He
sold his tobacco for the following
IEses:
80 lbs. for $50 per hundred.
300 S24
90 !" Tugs at 1870
Is tobacco was cured without anv
". iiar skill. He has a fine crop Of
always makes bread and meat
is family. and some little to sell.
me above is from the last Planter q.
Farmer.
Il Granville county. y. c., Mr..
Mitchell Currin. raised with himself
ana two sons. II Is years old, and
another "a sickly one about thirteen
Years old. a crop of tobacco that net
ted him over three thousand dollars.
IN old negro man with equally as sor-
~ team and force-a part of his land
was dug up with picks-sold his crop
to a Spectator for nine hundred dol
lars. Mr.. Mike Hester raised on five
acres ground a crop that brought him
over eighteen hundred dollars. Mr..
Ben Hestor makes in the neighbor-
hood of one thousand dollars to the
hand and working several.) The Lii
l7vs, the Hobgoods, Lyons, Knots.
lraws, and other families have done
probably quite as well-possibly bet
ter-but the facts are not known to us.
These or similar statements have been
made about tobacco growing in our
section, but they have never been
copied into the Sun or NatiOn-Herald
~ grief to US though. for we are not of
those who believe that the salvation of
HDrth Carolina is In immigration. If
her own children can only be made to
lsalize her great destiny, and rest
quiet it will cure all the concern we
have on this subject. A few more OF
our educated young men may dream
dreams Of prosperity for themselves,
II the Gulf and western States-but
that desire, and custom as it is. is rap
IDLY passing away. The fact is fast
bang found out, that there is no place
IL all the world, where with the same
amount of capital, a farmer can make
as much. as the bright tobacco belt of
North Carolina (and a few counties in
virginia. we would not create the i'm
Preston that every farmer succeeds in
his business. for such is not the fact.
There is no operation, certainly on the
farm. so scientific as the raising, cur
There is no business in which pluck.
perseverance, and intelligence will
paw 50 well. In it almost every year
some new idea is developed. A part
nership or an apprenticeship to some
successful man is almost absolutely
necessary, unless the farmer has CAPT
tai to employ some laborer skilled in
the work.
If any young man who feels the fe-
yer of go south or west coming on
him, will read the statistics upon the
subject of Success" he must con
clude with US. that for a Young man of
fair education and intelligence, and
willing to work, there is no more in
vesting field than this one of bright
tobacco. 1t has a future that seems
but danning. For small farms and
farming there is nothing like it in all
the world. Then let our young men
stand to their posts and be of good
cheer. N. q.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
DECEMBER ID, 1877.

u waters, once SO full of food and
pleasure to Il people. Too late
to make the most of the past season
we yet may be considered successful
IN progress made in this direction
More than half Il million of vouno
shad were obtained and cast INTO
the Tar, C%ontentnea, Neuse. Came
Fear, ladkin and Catawba rivers.
and we have nov a quarter of a
million of the eggs of the Califor-
MA salmon IN the process of hatch
ING III our establishment at Swan
nanoa Gap III the Blue Ridge.
These are to be distributed in the
cool waters of our river heads amono
the mountains. Should their adam
tatlon to those streams be estab-
llshed, the quantity can be multi
plIed indefinitely, and an awakened
pubic sentiment can no doubt be
made to influence the proper lecis-
latlon to secure the clearing out of
Instructions III the rivers.
Time and space forbid that we
should attempt to tell YOU what the
Board have tried to do in the way
of obtaining statistics, inducing i'm
migration, establishing il museum.
and many other matters. Suffice it
to say, they have attempted much
and accomplished something in
each direction; and one of the
greatest of their accomplishments
has been the renewed interest which
has been awakened throughout the
State in all the industries in which
our people are engaged.
The chief difficulty against which
the Board has had to contend con
sists in the task of reaching the
great mass of the people. No m
dertaking Of this kind can hope to
be entirely successful unless a cheap
and speedy communication can be
had with those for whose benefit We
are laboring. The reports of
correspondents. the formules and
ANALYSES of our chemist. and ali
other information published by Il
Commissioner for the past season,
were partly promulgated by the
courtesy of the political press OF the
State, and partly III small pamph-
lets, which, though 50 few in mum
Der, probably one-tenth of what
was actually received, yet cost Il
very large proportion of our very
small fund.
To meet this want, the Board de-
termined to procure the establish
ment of an agricultural journal, en-
tirelv disconnected with politics.
and exclusively devoted to the sue
cess OF the DOiIu NoIh, CllIou9ll
the columns of which their labors
could be made known to the farm
ers and others. Like the Depart
ment itself. the paper Will cost the
pubIic not one dollar IN the shape
of taxes. the enterprlslng publish
ers agreeing to publish free all mat
er furnished them by the Board
and risk their remuneration IN the
patronage of the people. Their
columns being thus placed under
II control we pledge ourselves tina
every means in I'LL power shall be
eyerted to make it worthy OF that
patronage. If the Department OF
Agriculture shall prove capable OF
doing anything for the real good OF
North Carolina. these results VIII
he made known through these col
umns from time to time.
With many congratulations on
the uccess of the year and the I'M
nroyed condition of our people, we
heartily commend this enterprise TO
their support.
BY order of the Board.
L. b. VANCE,
"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13

Na>on-R. ". King, Frank w.
ledkin-Dr. T. Long. II. c. Wilson.
aarv-J. Il. Neill. y. VI. Wilson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13
NOTES.
(HaiI'Hi0H.

L. l.. POLK. Commissioner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-13

Mountain Land---Fine Tobacco.
John j.. hawthorne. OF Amherst,
IL IN a tract Of mountain land Of
u.Aety-seven acres, which would bring
..Er@ dollars per acre. His hands on
'i-J7 4 himself and little boys. He
'3.a his tobacco for the following
The Morning herald., 1877-07-14

Stephen Smith testified thst he lives ii
Aurora, he was member of the Legislar
ture knew Maiser! had . talk with him the
evening before the Senatorial contest ht
asked If l thought It would be wrong to
take 1000 to vote for Grover; told him
yes he then said. "Do you know whert
Republicans can be found to vote for Grover
for s., ,0O0T told him mo, SIR, nor dom,
want to know, nor have anything to do with
such matters. ..r .r,f
A.C. Edwards testified that he took, an
active part in the Senatorial fight told
Grover he heard money was being used
against him he said he could not help it II
they beat him that way IL he was elected
be would be elected honorably.
A number Of witnesses, members of the
Legislature and outsiders, interested in the
Senatorial contest, testified that they knew
nothing of any use OF mon.y on behalf Of
Grover, and did not believe any money was
used.
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CITY NOTES.

The Second Annual Excursion of the st.
Benedict Beneficial Society, will take place
on Thursday, August 23d. at the schutx"n
Park. ............
Messrs. James Hsreiss, H. W. Morrow
and John Winslow will 60 to Landsnbezg
,o-morrow, by special invitation to speak
at temperance meeting to be held at thet
place.
Messrs. Collins and Kennedy. yesterday
afternoon, signed the contract for the com.
pletion Of Cool Spring Reservoir. 4.
Mr.. Gingelbach, milk man living In tho
Western part of the city, was arrested yes
terday morning, charged with milking bis
ncighbors cows. He was brought before
the Mayor and fined IS, beside 500 bail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss, Of Philadelphia,
claiming TO be materializlng mediums, ,visit-
ed this city on Thursday evening, but their
seance was failure.
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NHEklFF'S SALE,

By virtue OF 4 writ of venditioni exponas
to me directe wli, be exposed to Publ .
Sale at he Lafayette Hotel Al s lpley
street, Kept by George W. Ortlip in the
cit, Of Wilmington, New Castle count,
Delaware, Tn
SATURDAY, 2ath day Of july. AID. l,77,
at O'clock, P. NJ, !.
The following described Real Estate, viz.,
All that ce tain hart Property, apn lot
Of Ian I. with the buildings Mar. ne Raj.
way and Machinery thereon si,u d, III
tho ti'y OF Wilmi, gton, NJ W Castle CDu :
ty, and state of Della are bounced sud
d.. CT as follows 10 wit. btg,nntt g at d
point ,l a line OF land. low or ate If J hn
A IA rls, a. out 90 feet from the easLeriy
,iue Of orange ST. eet, and eighty nins 80,
eel from The southeriy side VI Water It
tnence easterly alOig Harris's land md
parallel W tn WI to street 38 feet wesi dock
'.r former y frederick L-OGa dis line;
thence south IL deg. west to what was Or
merly low water marT. now to the inter
section o. .Shipley sire t the cs by the line
OF ; h pley street s,.utherly to the wharf
une as laid d wn b, the saia city thence
along thrlhtiAna hivei westeily 78 feet in
more or less, to line of land now or la {
of aid Harris d thence thereby north
erly parallel to Orangs treet; 10 The place
f beginning, be the contents what they
may
81 zed and takenin execution as the nro.
perty Of John Harris, amt o b soii by
IsAAC CRU BR, sheriff,
Sherift's Office, New Castie. July 8, 1877.
jy9ts
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SHERJFFS SALES.
CHEkIFF'S' SALE.

BY vittue Of writ Of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Hotel ri H. nry D. Paulin, In Odessa
in It, Georges Hundred. New Castle Couns
", Delaware, on Al
TUESDAY, 3lst day of !ULY, AID. 1877,
at ] o'clock, P NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All THAT certain tract or piece OF and
81 uated in Appoquinimink Hundred ew
a>te County, :anh State OF De)aWa 9,
bounded and described as foll' Ws, to-wtt !;
begin Ing at the nortn edge of NoxantOWn
MI POnn, q corner for these Pc mis & and
for and of John appleton, thence " itb said
% Appleon's north une AMI ha degrees
IMidd of tn" r"ad leading from Middl :
aid road seuth eighIy-nine degrees ca st
leven and three enth pa6hes, thence
partly with this said road and partly with
OF her lands Of the said Edward -ilcOx south
even y-six and Hne-Quarler degrees east
twe~ ty four and five tenths percnes 10 The
App "QuiD imins Greek and the said Mil
Pond, to the plac Of beginning, contain
ing en- acres of H. nd. be the same more or
ess, wits q Frame Grlst Mill Fl anne we'll
lug House, and stable, thereon ected and
also The mill dam, mill pond, and the ghts
and privileges appertaining to the said mill
aud wa er powr,
Seized and TAX en- in execution as the pro-
perry nf Jonathan 8. Ham, and Mary jane
dane, his vile, and t. / 8, and to I've s. i'd by
sAAC CRU bB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Now Castle July y, 1857.
jylO-ts
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DOMESTIC,
RANDALL's LAST FIGHT.


NEW YORK, July ia special despatch
says Thirty Indians at least were killed
at the time of Captain Ran1all's last en-
counter in Idaho. This was the affair in
which Randall was killed.
THE EIGHTH VICTIM OF THE wHEATLAND
ACCIDENT.
Frank Grif1ths, one of the injured at the
Wheatland, Pa, mine accident, died yes.
terday, making eight victims.
THE SITUATION IN MONTREAL LAST NIGHT.
A despatch from Montreal late last night
says The Young Britons who were return
ing from Cornwall have been put off at
Tanners by instructions from the Chief Of
Police to avoid collision.
A call for help was received at the Cen.
tral Station from the Quebec Gate Barracks
where menacing crowd had congregated.
All is quiet in the city, but large crowds
ar, still or the streets. The danger is sup
posed to be over. Boon, who was wounded
died Friday night.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-14
FOREIGN.

TIE GROVER INvEsTIGATIoN-AL LONG SEES
SION ANDMANY WITNESSES EXAMINED:
SAN FRANCISCO, July ia. despatch
from Portland, Oregon, Of this date, says
The Grover Investigation Committee held
a long session to-day and large lumber Of
witnesses were examined. Most Of the
testimony elicited was immaterial.
A number of witnesses testified that 50
far as they knew Goldsmith was in cmbar~
raised circum mstances at the time Of the
Senatorial election, and did not use any
money 10 secure the election Of Grover.
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siF'k,s IE,,

irtue cF i witt AZ K.evari Facias to
ected, Will De expOxed to Publ Sa e
nxs Lafayette HOtSA, Bil ehipley st ee
~ George M UTtii'. in the city OF
ngton, New tastle Conuty. De.aware
81 ~ uhsas ss's * FH; h: D. l'"'
IK,lloW1nK SS6f 6fibSxi seal Estate, viz:
1T certain Lot OY land. ii uale III The
i.mjpgtDn, bounded a, d described
swss Id MI Ac9tA1tDg at the north
= ie 0f Bilptn Avenue. bet y cen Rod
dCiaytbA strnt md vt the distance
huGtf y a6tid ts9&pyy feet from tue
UCIlWly de OF 6n9y street thence
rly pArAl4ei JOt H&dn+y stree one
I'D feet TO q corn& thence westerly
5 S,'D, y to Gitptn ayv1 of,y feet to the
rect. iheflc -soli i4astly a.ong sad side
street and parallel - the first mem
line ard Il sis,S street onehuAdred
m the said aide III GiI In avenue, al
CUlth. rep easterly fifty fe Jtotue Place
.nn,ng ke tho 90 tents whs they
rAsH a and akpnsi1 execu' ion as the pro-
II Wtil4hfln ehtbrook, a"d Anna
stbroo u ahiS WI lfss saha t. t., and 10 be
:" ~ ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
yTOy ff's once. New Eastle, July 9, 1877.
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SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
at 2 o'clocA, b. m,

The following described Real Estate. viz
Ali that certain lot or piere OF and, sit
uated in the city. of Wilmington. and
bourdei aud described as follows, to wit:
Begin mir Z at The IL tersection Of southeriy
side of Eighth street with the westerly side
Vf Poplar street, thence SOU herly along
sa,d size of roplar street 10 feet. more or
le 4, to land Of Jacob harc,, thence west
erly 10, & saiu X arch laId and paral ei
wi n ighth SIRE, l8 feet u stake thence
northerly and parallel with P0llar stree
by y lire dividing IN from other lands OF
the salu john B. dleyer, siA,y feet, moro OF
less. to the afJre aid SIDE # Eighth street
a d hence thereby easteriy alongside Vi
iyhJh street eiz IL Q IN feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof wha,
tGeg may.
No. z All that certain Lot Of land, stu.
d IN The said City Of w lmingIon. afor e.
said, and de crbed as Flows, to wit: re-
giuning on the souther'y side of Eighth
street at distance Of eish cen - from
thn west.r'y side Of Poplar street, theme
with h gh b street weste ~ s'xt en- feet
tn nc suutherly and parallel W tn Poplar
treet Al .,y feet from building line, thence
easter "a a,lel VIII Eighth st eet sixteen
f.. t, thence n rIherlv sixty feet to the
place of BEGINNING, bs the co tents thereof
VIII at they NAV
seized and taken in execution as the pro.
reItv of John Carney. aud Saran, his wife
and t. t., and to b. soldbv
.ISAAC GRUBR, Sheriff
shcritf-s Office New Castle, July 8, LIT.
jy IS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-14
ONE CENT
THE POLICE COURT.
At the Police Court, last night, Catherine
Keegsn, for assault and battery on Mary
Donohoe was fined S6 and cost.
BASE BALL.

TIE Mutual club Of Oddessa visithd thi
city yesterday and played the socials ofthis
place, on the Adams Street grounds; and
we're defeated by score of 20 to a.
The Mutuais will play the Red Stockings
this morning ats O'Clock on the same
grounds. ..'.'. '''"
The Qulckstep will play the Stars Of Kel"
lyville, this afternoon Our boys have = good
club,ahd If our citizens desire to pstronizs
. good clnb they should show It by their ais
tendance. ~.r.-.-ra--.-',--vtryr-,r-.,
The shipment of peaches yesterday, over
the Delaware Road, was IS crates and SO
baskets. .r...g l.rR U10 Esl
There will be , shuttle board match to
night At Rysns' 204 Market Street. 6.,,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-14
STATE ITEMS.

A Sunday School convention will be held
at the Camp ground. Rehoboth, on July 2Sd
and 24.h.
Blackbird Camp Begins on the 26th inst.
A little child Of A. G. Kauffey, residing
10 New Castle, had finger taken off, OIL
Thursday, by door closing on its hand.
The hotels at Rehoboth are full.
Joseph 8. Carey, the wealthiest farmer In
Baltimore Hd., Sussex county, committed
suicide, yesterday morning, by shooting
himself in the head.
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GHERIFF"5 SALE.

&dERlFF'S SALE.
~ virtue of writ OF Levari Faclss. to
me directed, will he exp SD 10 Public
sa Q, at the Hotel of Henry D. Pau in. IL
odessa, in at. george Hundred, New Castle
County, Del, on
IUEsD AY. the 3lst day of JULY, 1877.
atloclock, P. M,
rhe following descr. be keal Estate. viz.
All that Farm or tract of Land situate,
lying. AMI brin' in ppoquini'niuk HID !,
ii the county Of eW ,astie, and state OF
Delaware. BENG part of tue Origtnal tract
ca.ed r. pl Hill and which part is bound
ed and describsd as follow t0-wit' Begin
lins at a stake stone In the state Road
at Matthews corner aud a. the Junction o
the road leading from said road to Iaytor's
bridge, lht nee along said State ROAD south
8 d. 6 ees est ls5 10 pc ches to a stone
thence by land OF the he,' g Of John Lyman
decd nth 70 degrees east 4 -rches TO q
stake, therce by q line dividing the or1gi
nal tract sonth ook1egrees east to a take l.
the public road leading tn Isylors Bridge
thence UP said road Il, rth 33H deg. ives
alb ut La q 10 perches TO stake, tbepce up
said road north "a neg west 4.O Ierches
to stake thence up said road norm N
deg west 8 s-lU perc ,es 10 slOne opposite
10 the road lea 'i,g to Thomas l. ndng.
the"ce still up sad road North 47A deg
west 56 10 pei ches to ? sta e In the State
road af 'resa d, and the place of b. ginning
containing one hundred and f'ry-nihe.
acres, two quarter. and twelve pefchs OF
land. ore or less &c.
se,Zed III d t ken in execution as the O.
perry Of James v. Moor, and Rachel
D. ''' anu " 10 IS isAtC 'y GRUBR. Sheriff,
sheriffs Once, New castle, July y, 1877.
jul It's
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SHERIFF SALES.
GHEkItFS SALE.

BY Virtue Of writ of venditioni expo.
mas to lac dil ected will be exposed tc
rub jc Sale at the Lafay elite Hotel, No, 81
Shiplty st, eel; kept by George w. Ort ip
Ia the oity Of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware. on
SATURDAY, Juy q, 1877,
at o'clock. P. M,
he 70 lowing describ Real Estate viz;
All that Tract or parcel OF Land Ut James
W. Thompson, NJ. :. situate in Winning
ton. new lastle county. ami State OF u Ia.
W pe, to wit; Beginning at STAKE en- the
eas'er,y side ~ Orange sti eet. AT distance
Of 81 feet and inche. from the soutnt rl,
side Of lweIf h street, thence caste iy and
parallel with 1weif h sire seventy thre.
feet to the west; riy side of four I'd hall
feet WIDE alley, l. adtng into Twi lfih street
thence by tire said side If said alley south.
erly thirty four feet o STAKE thence west
erly and paral ell with the first describe
line and with TIVE fth street, seventy three
feet to the eastt r'y .si.e of Oran e street
am thence ther, by nOrtherly thirty 1nu1
,eet to the p ace " beginning, be the con
tents ther. OF whaL they may.
Seized and taken In exenntion as the pro.
perty OF James w. III. mpson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
-heriff's Office, New Castle, july 8, 1877.
jyDlS
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RIFFS skfz !,

s1sAHE - - A{SseseAss eAsss SitssF fAtS&s
virsSs 81 { gyar1 yac,as. to
,recteu. Will nv ex n Il W Public !. ale,
,Laiayet y flI,taI l Ehipley street
by HeOrHA . In the City "'
nsIon. qyF Loun y, L ella
on a4sSs
ATURDAY, JuEY 2sth. a. D. 1877;
IN q 'cIock. n. ~
,llowipg described Heal Estate viz:
thstcertAt1 MEeSuaRes Teneme ent. and
Lard. Donnd III ma sdescrlned as fol-
to Wit, Il ftu " On if1e eas,erly side OF
.e strt Ell, l,e:ween btlxHnd 9TH etl leets,
10 lily " " ilminktOn, af,resai
LED on tl9g aag M 1ree Hdg feet IT. wide = IT.
'of Jesse Koe srss iSg sb' ut feet q
sfyOnt0ntyy4MkN ~ and running
sa.terly tll II r. n 50nt 90 feet m ort
]. Bools o5s I. IVA. &C.
ed aud tax M }n N xeution IS the pro-
,dma6 Sdni! n Mil McLsughlin
nan. add AMAry y y Mi vile, terle te. :
~ = y iv,S GRpBB, Sheriff:
rs once, ew C&Sflp
9th .l5.s IN! ty9-ts
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THE RACES.

SADIE BELL BEATEN By DELAWARE.
The undecided race between Sadie Bell
and Delaw are " hich was declared q draw BY
the National Trot,ing Association, was trot.
ted over at Scheutzen Park, yesterday AZ
ternoon. and was decided in one heat; Sadie
Bell breaking badly at the u mile post, and
was distanced. Delaware won the heat in
235. ....... ..}, ..asfs
In the race of the 2.45 class, there were
seven entries Lady Hodge, Rossell, Jack
Frost, Don Coucie, sorrel Top, Frank and
May. t...r,u..u,r.,l ni.rn
In the 1st heat San Coucie came In first
winning by 2'45, Frank ID, Lady Hodge
Sd, and Rossell 4th. ... ... .. r,
Second Heat. San Coucie first time 2,44,
sorrel Top, End Lady Hodge, 50; Frank,
4th.
Third Heat. San Coucie, Let: time, 2.45'
Lady Hodge, ID; sorrel Top, Sd Rossell,
4h. -,' - '.'' ~
In this heat May withdrew, San Coucis
wining three straight heatf, no more were
trotted some muchinterest wastsken insadie
Bell, that another race the best out Of two
was gotten up, but Delaware won in two
straight heats, the first BY half length
and one length time 2 A and 2.S3h. ...
The judges were G. NJ. Whorter, of st..
George, Washington Fi'zwater, of PhilaS
delphis and j. NJ. Harlan, of Wilmington.
The attendance was large and the track
was In tine condition.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-14
RiFF's sxt1s

yirtne ef fit VI evari Facias
3 directed, Mill he exposed 10
sale ~ The E6teyette Bole,, No. 81
" street, Kept BY t5enrge W. Orll p
sciiy Of W. natngton, New Las.le
RDAr tns 3 & { dsy q July, A. DIST.
~ o'c, Ock M,
following descrl bed. Real Estate viz:
at certain lk,E 0f 4 Ai1d. with a Frame
ing fhtrrOn Tecte si u lie in tn
sWfimiHE on, bdilnslei III" descr bed
pTs' g N II IT. r + son sngrn*r Sar +
zenith AtSSets N II n the we, terlv Il 'e
erfy. now called N lSOe stree tn. nee
,sHuthsrIy side Ok Twnth SIRE t, vest
xteea t0ft tfy ~ AlfHe Of l.nd late I
ID Coz, dec'u ttlenc- thereby sou h =.
I'D parallel III w NatIIt1t l seventy
q staEe md i5eaS t5tlT VI parallel to % h
sixteen feet t0 the sidt OF Id r,y st.
lid, and lhencc I erehv northeriy
i feet 10 The piSce Of beginning, be
It's ther0oE whist tst6eyRh,ay
ID snl laRtn IN execution a. the pro-
i MaFgasxt BNfch lale NJ .rgar I
I,and 5ohn Rui6hexy yher hu>b b md and
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