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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05


FROM the ''Monthly Weather Re
view," published by the United States
War Department, for the month of
May, we make the following interesting
notes:
/. The month of May, 1877, was re-
markable for its high temperature, es-
pecially from the eighteenth to the
twenty-fourth.
2. West Of the Mississippi river the
rainfall has been unusually heavy,
while east of that line, in many places,
severe drouths have prevailed and are
still prevailing. Also west of the
Rocky Mountains, and especially in
California, 1t has been, and is now,
remarkably dry.
3. The long continued rains and
cold weather IN April and May proved
so destructive to the crop of young
grasshoppers as to prevent them doing
any great amount of damage to the
growing crops of the West and South
west.
4. Tomatoes and hail storms have
prevailed to an unprecedented extent
throughout the UnIted States. 1t is
remarked that the distribution of rain
for May is quite amazing, nothing
like it having occurred for many years,
an unusually heavy precipitation hav-
ing occurred west of the Mississippi,
while there was large deficiency in
the Atlantic States, Canada and Cali
fornia. 1t also appears that the pro-
longed low temperature, which has, up
to the first of the present month, pre-
vailed in North America, has been
ccunterbalanced by a correspondingly
high temperature in Europe.
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Austin Market Quotations.
COUNTY PRODUCE.


Butter. l5c Ex2s. lie. Cabbage.
SOC ,u 81 H az Z atues, 81. 10
per bushel. Onions, So barrel.
Fruit.-Apples and peaches daily
becoming more plentiful and of better
quality. Prices little lower and daily
declining. Apples, from Smith county,
sell at $3.50 barrel; Washington
county peaches, good, retail from
stores at 15c 10 81 box, boxes holding
about peck. No melons in market.
Hides, dry flint Il to j4c. Wool 90
to IS. Cotton . to 10.
Grain.-Corn, whiteshell, 40c. Oats,
20 to csc. Wheat, No. 9. $i.SS;
No. ,, Sl.13; No. 1, $l.0S; rejected,
csc.
wHoIEsA ALE PRICES FOR STAPLE GRO
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

There's charm about thee, maiden,
Which l cannot we'll define;
And l sometimes think it lieth
In that fragrant breath of thine,
In those teeth so white and pretty,
Which with Sozodont do shine.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

THE four men taken from a dance
and hung near McDade by disguised
men were named Wade Alsuh, John
Kuykendal, Young Floyd and Beck
scoot. They were young men and
citizens of Lee county.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

A GOOD share of the fruit and vcge-
tables offered for sale at the afnrHs and
street stands in Austin comes from
Washington, Anderson, Smith and
Galveston counties. Certainly Travis
county farmers, fruit-growers and gar
deners should be able to supply the
home demand.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

OLD THINGS ARE DONE AWAY
Formerly the lancet, calomel, blisters
and starvation were the treatment of
the sick. DR.. TUFTS pills have done
away with this. Being vegetable they
require no change of diet or occupa-
tion-a safe family medicine. No. Is
Murray street, New York.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

The reporter of the STATEsMAN is
apprehensive that he will be sighted
ia the invitations to the coming sensa-
tional wedding. The affair ought to
be well written up, and no one could
do it completely unless honored by an
invitation so that he could be present
To- hear and see.
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Manor Items.

Crop prospects near Manor are good.
The town is lively place, business
brisk, and the people doing well and
contented. The citizens are organic ed
so as to protect themselves against
thieves. They intend to bring crimi-
mails to justice in lawful way.
The people in the Manor precinct
will vote on the local option question
before long. The chances are against
the "snake bite" The boys will have
TO come to town when they want to get
on "tare" and spend five cents.
A man and boy, by the names of
Romine and Harm, charged with cow
stealing, were caught in Lsmpasas and
taken 10 Manor Saturday to undergo
an examination. The case as to Romine
was continued until Saturday next.
HARM was placed under q $500 bond
to appear at next term Of the district
court.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

Popular illustrated book (26o pages) on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD MARRIAGE!
Impediments TO Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, postpaid, for 50
cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, 6I7 St.
Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist. - Read his work.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

OF all the preparations brought to
public notice, none deserves greater
commentator than Home Stomach
BItters. Being extracted from the be t
vegetable material, and containing no
mineral poisons, they should be used
by oil who desire to retain or regain
good health.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

According 10 an Official statement Of
the Bank Of England, published in
1874, the stock Of paid notes for seven
years is about pinety-four millions In
number, and they I'll eighteen thou
ssnd boxes, which, If placed side by
side, would reach three miles. The
notes placed in pile wonld be eight
miles high; or, II joined end to end,
they would form nbbon fifteen thou
sand miles long. Their superficial ex-
tent is more than that Of Hyde Park.
Their original value was rec thou
sand million ponds, aud their " light
over one hundTId andHtWeiye tons.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

The contract for the building Of the
addition to the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
Ium was awarded to Loving & Max
well, their bid being the lowest for the
whole 10y forty dollars. Contract price
$G73O.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARSHAL
JAS. L. WRIGHT arrived on Sunday
with a c0uuterfeiter, from ComaUche
county. Wright was out on the hunt
for the Baileys, charged with killing
deputy United States marshal named
Green, Of Comsnche, and accidentally
came upon this man, capturing lot
of dies and material for making coun-
terfeit money.
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MARK ETS ny TELEGRAPH.
nATUrcro,y MADIuno

GALVESTON, July 3. - Exchange
New York sight, 4@1s per cent pre-
MUM. New Orleans sight, parn Il per
cent. premium Gold 1860 lOG Silver
990Dpar
Cotton receipts, net So bales; gross
50 bales; sales Isl bales; stock on hand
l2,6l0 bales; market quiet; good mid.
ding 1216c; middling 1l5ac; low mid.
ding IL 1sc; good ordinary l0I<c
Wool-market quiet; receipts small;
offerings large, mainly Western; prices
revised; Eastern and Northern fine and
medium, free of burs, of nine 10 twelve
months growth, 27@30c; do, bury,
15@1Sc; Eastern and Northern coarse
19@22c; do, bury, 12@l5c; Western
and Southern fine Of six 10 nine months
growth 24G127c; medium 206123c; coarse
Western and Mexican 12@l5c.
Hides market quiet and steady; dry,
selected, l6c; light, sailed, i1c; stack,
sailed, l3c; wet, sailed, as they run,
SIC; selected, 91Ec.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Flour - Easy.
Xxx, full, $190@S.l5; XXX, full, s.. il
WsG0. Wheat scarce and firm; No.
2 red fall Sl77 bid; No. do, 81
Corn higher; No. =, mixed, 45n45zS &c.
Oats duh and lower; No. 2 at IS. Kye
dull, 5jc. bid. Whisky steady at 81. 0S1I.
Pork quiet; job lots $500 Lard quiet;
winter S5s@S1zc. Bulk meats dull and
nothing doing. Shoulders 454c bid;
clear rib sides 6xc. bid. Bacon quiet
and unchanged. Hogs steady and I'M
changed. Cattle quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK July 3.-SterlIng quiet
Gold shade firmer al 1861. Govern
ments firm and nothing doing; new IS
1853. State bonds quiet.
Cotton--markei quiet; uplands 70 &c. /;
Orleans l25<c; sales 2l7 bales; consoli-
dated net receipts 1914 bales; exports TO
Great Britain 1862 bales; Continent 1852
bales.
LGteT-Cotton - market quiet; good
middling l21kc; middling iisxc; low
middling 111kc; good ordinary 10J<c;
ordinary 955sc; low ordinary 91zc; sales
none.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETs.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Gold 1862
4i05ss. Sight x premium. Sterling,
bank, 5.13.
Cotton-duli; prices easier; sales 1861
bales; good ordinary 10l10lO1<c; low
middIing 10sS0l1c middIing l1LQ
l17<c; good middling 1lzs@l2c; mid
ding fair le1<0l255Eci fair leaz @le3sc.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

ATTENTION is called TO the advertise
ment OF DIR. W. L. Wards Seminary
for Young Ladies, at Nashville, Ten.
ne.see. This is one Of the leading
schools Of the South.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

RAINFALL for June, 1877, sol inch
es; mailman temperature, % c mini
mum, 90 Q /; average, 700. Rainfall
each month for six months, beginning
January 1, 1S77-January, l. 26 inches (;
February, cot; March, SGT; April,
i.69; May, 5.l5; June, 5.0l. Total,
5000. Rainfall for year ending June
80, 1877, 1910 inches; average rain
fall per month, same time, 3.2S; aver
age temperature, same time, 66.1so /;
highcss range, during same time, was
in August, 1876, 1O3 , lowest, Janu-
ary, 1877, &c.
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soMn farmers express the opinion

SOME farmers express the opinion
that corn can be had this season at from
fifteen to twenty cents 4 buShel if
gathered from tue fiell by the buyers.
Should this prove true, cannot money
be made by raising and fsttening hogs
on corn? Perhaps the butchers might
find it to their interest, at least some
of them, to keep on sale only the best
corn-fed beef. There being the great
est abundance Of both grass and corn,
there is no excuse for anyone oiferin g
poor beef for sale.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

Rev. DIR. X. X. SMooT and Rev. w.
+. Gillespie, as committee appointed
10y the Central Texas Presbytery, met
at Round Rock on Monday evening
and, after sermon by DIR. Srnoot, or
ganized church OF eight members.
DIR. Mcdonald was elected ruling
elder. Rev. Mr.. Gillespie was APP
pointed to supply the church with
preaching regularly once a month.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

SUNLIGHT OIL, sold at Tobin's drug
store, is the cheapest and best burning
fluid and perfectly safe.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

WANTED-INFoRMATIoN.-If any OF
the survivors of Capt. II. r. A. Wig
gonton's company, recruited in Louis.
vile, KY, and vicinity for the Texan
frontier service in the year 1885 o.
1886 are still alive they will hear OF
information that will benefit them by
addressing R. P. L., lock box /, Hum
boldt, Gibson county, Tennessee.
je20d1w2mw
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!-A
large and varied assortment for sale at
greatly reduced prices, by J. J. & W.
II. Tobin. f1Sd&wtf
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AUSTIN
THURSDAY. JULY 8. 1877

Mr.. ED. L,ssAUNDERs, living near
Fiskyille, in this county, thrashed out
twenty-six and half bushels Rochelle
wheat per acre this season.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05
THE examination exercises NJ Prof

THE examination exercises at Prof.
Stolle's German-American School oc
Cured yesterday, and we learn that the
parents of the pupils are much pleased
with the progress and accomplish
ments of the school, which promises to
be one of the best institutions of learn
ing in the city. The school will soon
reopen for limited number of schol-
ars during the summer, and on the
first Monday in September the regular
session will begin.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

FARM MACHINES AND INrIEMESTs.-
J. II. Jones & Co., OF Nashville, Ten
nessee, advertise sugar-cane mills and
evaporatoTs, ootton-gins and thresher
engines, plows, cuitiyators, threshers,
fAn-mills, wagons and all kinds Of inn
proved farm implements, machinery and
field seeds. This house ishighly recom-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

LIVERPOOL, July S-Noon.--Cotton
quiet and steady middling uplands
. Lied; middling Orleans 6Izd; sales
5000 bales; American 900 bales; receipts
II. 100 bales, including 81 900 American
bales. Futures lS2ml led cheaper.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

CAUSES decided in the Supreme
Court, June 90:
Moke, administrator, v. Leal; ap-
peal from Bexsr. Reversed and re-
manded.
Beynon v. Black; appeal from Nue.
ccs. Reversed and remanded.
Rhote V. Bondies; appeal from Gal
weston. Affirmed.
Giddings v. Butler et al; appeal
from McLennan. Affirmed.
De Ia Vega e al. v. Butler e az. APP
peal from McLennan. Affirmed.
Harris e al v. Reed et al error from
Bell. Affirmed.
Giddings v. The City of San Auto.
Mo; appeal from Bexar. Affirmed.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

SODA WATER at Tobin's drug store,
drawn from steel fountains, which is o
guarantee that it does not contain
either lead or copper, at five cents per
glass.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

HIGuwAYMAN CAUGHT. - We learn
from n gentleman who returned from
Williamson county yesterday, that two
men, answering the description in
every particular OF the ones who robbed
the stage a few night since, were ar
rested in Bolton on Thursday last.
There seems to be no doubt but that
they are the right men. We hope SO
at any rate, and, further, that they
may finally land where 'moth and rust
doth not corrupt and where thieves do
not break through and steal"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

THERE is talk OF German American
college, with capital Of $4,000, be-
ing established in this city the coming
fall. The owners OF the German school
building in the eastern portion of the
city hope to sell it TO the county for q
colored free school, and to use the
money and what more can be raised in
the erection Of large and comfortable
building in the vicinity of Turner Hall.
The greater portion Of the German
population resides back of the Capitol,
and therefore the present location OF
the aboYe school is Questionable.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

A DISTINGUISHED Presbyterian min
istOr of Philadelphia, Rev. II. c. Nc
Cook, who spends his summer vaca-
tions in the study of natural history,
expects to arrive in Austin this week
to make close investigation of the
habits of Texas ants. He will after
wards publish his researches. Any
one knowing where the two great fam
ilios-the agricultural ant" and the
cutting ant"-can be best found in
close contiguity, will confer favor by
communicating with DIR. L. b. Wright
for Mr.. McCook's information.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

at Tobin's dug store-a large and
beautiful assortment of frames for
photographs and pictures, and cheaper
prices than ever sold before in Austin
Be certain and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

Ask YOURSELF THESE QUEsuoSs.-
Are you . respondent sufferer from
sick headache, hAbitual costiyeness,
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nosrox MARKETS.


BosroN, July 3.-Coiton firm; mid.
ding Isssc. Net receipts 1876 bales;
gross 800 bales; sales TO spinners s06
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Whatever discount is done at the
banks commands IS to "a per cent.
Loans on real estate security for long
time can be had at IL per cent, paya.
bic monthly.
State warrants-bid 90 &c; asked
80 Lee. City warrants - bid 75c;
asked SOC,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-05

AT Tobins' drug store you can get
window or picture glass of any size.
feb25tf
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A TEST CASE For several years past
the members OF the bar generally, of
Austin, have resisted the payment OF
the city occupation tax upon the
ground that the charter did not au-
thorlze its collection. No effort has
been made to enforce the collection of
the tax until recently, when j. A. Will
hanson, practising attorney and land
agent OF this city, declined to pay the
tax and test case was presented be-
fore his honor the mayor for decision.
The city was represented by George F.
Pendexter, acting city attorney, and the
defendant by n. G. Shelly, d. E.
Thomas, John W.. Robertson and John
N. Lyle, and after able and exhaustive
arguments on the part of the city and
for the defense, and full, fair and
thorough presentation of the legal
points involved, Mayor DeGrcss de-
cided that 81 am unable to fluid any
authority in the city charter authorlz,
ing the levying OF license on attor-
neys and therefore dismiss the com
plant" Thus this vexed question, in
which similar decisions were rendered
in other States and especially in the
noted case of the City of st. Louis v.
II. ID. Laughlin, has been set at rest.
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n. u. HEJFUhb @ N9F,
Sole Proprietors-
Chattanooga. Tennessee.

Sold by Morley Brothers, ]. ]. & w.
ii. Tobin, R II. Cousins and r. II.
Smith. Received weekly by Morley
Brothers or ]. ]. 6 W. II. Tobin.
jan13d6meod&w6m
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. AS pro
lection against counterfeits the presen;
proprietors have patented the likeness
of DIR. A. Q. Summons, the originator
of Simmons's Liver Medicine as trade
mark. Hereafter the original and only
genuine DR.. A. Q. Simmons's Liver
Medicine viii be put up in yellow
wrappers with his likeness upon each
package and bottle-none other genu-
inc. Beware of counterfeits and IN
scrupulous persons Offering you other
preparations.
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ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL - LANp
SITUATE ANp LYING ~ gTH bis
TRicr. BALTIMORE COUNTY.

AMI is.eritei a. follows. 90 ~it beginning a.
= rysniis stone heretofore planted On The eas, sdc
4 .ths rad leading g. the dseihnT hauss "rerisi
oF1ths ssid lat ani running thence bounding on
the eastsrumost side q .ati rad north t9l de
gre.s 1894 fsss O. the suthurst corner II the
hnck pillar Il the garden sail thence still
banding On said road north 90 degree. vest a.
fec g. the range q the .puih side II the north
eEamost stane - al II the old ire house thence
uoFsh igi degrees east tot feet ani tuehc. the
centre n Huntington avenue a. nus opened iNn
feet uids thence running along thcccntTc ~ SAIL
avenue south ga degrees east about dS3 feet un-
III Il intcrsect. the 10th line u Mount Royal
thence south 20 degross east bauniinson said 10th
line Fevefsely about lo5 feet g. stone heretofore
planted at the cni ot the 18th line 81 Mount
Royal; thence tsr.ing said line aud bounding
thereon south q degrees west - feet and inch
e 10 a large stone standing on the 18th line of
said tract - land. the said stone being the be
ginning af the hand conveyed by Edwari l.aT"aue
to Nicholas lluppman, aud running thence with
aud bounding on the outline of the ground A.
conveyed by Sumwai 10 l.aroque a. before men
TONED Tcvcrsely the following courses; south
degree east % perchss. south S6i degrees west
l2s feet 10 the beginning. being the same land
which By deed dated the 9Th day of September
lsGt. aud recorded among the land records II
Baltimore county in Iib,i J. ~ L.. ~, folio as
Ae.. vas conveyed by Henry ". Willis and wife
90 John ". McConkey.
Assessed 10 John W. McConkey for 1870.
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AL yHAr FfFCE oR FtHsTL - LAND
CALLED NINEgA. ANp sITtATT
~ NisTH DISTRICT. BAL
TtMuHT CnTNTY

AaI irsrrhrl felsst nszlnsisr g. ths
sAaas 81 stane hrrstaiefs piaaisi 20 ths snuih
sasl sias - The ashinrinn Tafuriks Heai a
ihs ed q ths eih lns q tts rfsaul rsntsys ~
Fhafss Waffsli g. Wiliam Eiaru tasnar ran
uisg 9Th sni h.san tag 81 ihs 1th hn~ q Hiisu
iasa degree. sasf I~fches e. stebs thsnre
ruuninr si,h ani bsandinr 81 the given hns 70
saii ani hasih "a degree east - anf fsaf tenth.
Vesrhss a. sfans. The heginniug ~ sai4 Hiisn'
land. ths salI .tans bsing planted - the ..,ath
- degree. sA.t ~ pcfrhss hns ~ TaYiaf. ~.
- sstahlisbei ~ r.smmissi"n thsnee funuius
-ith aui banding 90 saii line sssuth = ani
tenth. Jsrrhes o. stone thence silN south
bonding 90 the Land .ali ~ .a,i ~ y Hall
&. >-oeitsr iinthieuta 0, p.F,hs. then still
f.saniln. the land said BY Hall q. saii Liuihi
ufn hurih ~ degrees. east - sud thre~ snibs
terches antilit inirFseefsths uatins q sai Hall.
srsuni thence running sith sni bounding on
the saiI outline the : following course. via
south T. snI seven iehih. perch.. g. a stone east
a. psrehc, T. stone. south iaa aud 'su tenth.
Tefche. g. a stone thence running a. a. Ia
cluie peninsula or nerk Il Land north - Dc
.ree., easi - pefrhes north -! d.gfrr. ea., ll
ani three tenih. perchss. north 6sl degrees. east
anl seven tsnths Terchss, north - degree. east
and nine tsnths Ierchcs. south - degree. east
, tsrche. t. the narthea-, end af the Peninsula t.
thence running up aud bounding on the Patapsca
river nntil IL interscct. line drawn south it lie
grees east from a marked cherry tree thence re
vsrsing said line and bounding thereon north 10
.lesrscs. vest 20 pcrrhes b. said cherry tree I:
thence north 55l degree. wes, % aud nine ienths
perches o. stone planted in the eehtTe .: the
middle of the rad leading from the Washington
Turnpike Road o. the Nineya House thence run.
ming With AMI bounding the cen,r, of aid
ruai north dsgrees. Sesi > pefche. until Il in
tsrserts a line drawn south t1l degree vest FROM
the place of beginning along the s.utheast side of
the Washington Turnpike Toai: thence running
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Tar Sales.

aui bounding on said road north i3l degrees. east
ani to" trnth- pcrches g. the place oi begin
ming ais, all iha, other part e the tract oi land
called ''Nin,ts, de-crih.l a. follu~s. IA bcgin-
uinf fuf thr .ams ai q marked uak tree staniins
at The md IT % and seven t~uth. psfrh~-. On the
north drsfcy.. wet - anl isht isnih. pefrhs',
hhr - tie land cau eyed bA charlie sfhsli 20
Robert ~tst en-. ani running thenre north III De
gree. .a.t az perthr. taa stak, thenss north
degree. as.t . frreLss e. thr ceutrv q the
Arlington furufiks fuai thence FaHniag sith
abi bounding go the e,ntre ~ saii rHsi .uuth iff
icgr,se. set .. r.rrhr.. uutil BE- inierscris The
north i.ffses. ~s-t - sal sht tsuths pvrstss.
ine - steven. part - af,rrsaii iani thence
.uun.ns .th Aul is.anitug au sali linr fvtsfssiy
O. the riare g lrEtru uins tls fsii to- iots tss-
ssihrs containing ieft ACRES 90 LAND, mere
81 ls.s leiu.s ths sa4ns lsnA whiri - deed dated
co. lgilra v MArsh. isa2. ana rsesr,iei smeag
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