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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-02-03

HNHIS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
n Of Carroll county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Carroll county, in Ma.
ryland, letters of Administration on the Per.
sonal Estate of
STEPHEN t. G. BROWN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day Of August next !;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
january, 1877.
FRANK BR0WE,
jan 1S-4t Administrator.
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st. Johns Parochial School,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SELECT DEPARTMENT.

CLASSICS and MATHEMATICS taught.
~ Particular attention paid to English
Composition. Termsper quarter of 10 weeks,
from SO to Sl5 according to the studies pur.
sued, F. A. McG1RR, A, NJ, Principal.
A Night School for Young men will be open
from Z TO 9, ?. M, on Monday and Thursday
OF each week, beginning October 18th, 1876.
oct IA
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NO. 1860 EQUITY

NO. 1860 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Frank 7. Shaw, Trustee, VS.. T. Zepp 4 Bro.
ORDERED this 26th day of January, A.
" d. 1877, that the account Of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
firmed, unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day Of February, next,
Provided copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the CT. Court.
True copy,-Test:
jan 27.2t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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10 Head of Fat Cattle, s Mich Cows,
NO. 1859 EQUITY.

No. 1852 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles t. Reifsnider, Trustee, VS.. James A.
Bostian and Wife.
ORDERED this 22d day of January, A.
" d. 1877, that the second account Of the
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the CONTRARY
thereof be shown on or before the 18th dai
of February, next provided copy Of THU
order be inserted for two successive week.
before the last named day in some Newspaper
published in Carroll county.
FRANK t. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
jan 27.A FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Crib attached, hog House, Smoke House and
Spring House, with never.failing Spring near
the dwelling, Apple Orchard and other Fruit
trees.
The terms of sale authorized and prescribed
by the above named mortgage are, Cash, and
the purchaser has the privilege of paying the
whole purchase money in cash; but for the
purpose of obtaining the best price for the
above named land and premises, and to ac.
commodate the purchaser thereof, the under.
signed agrees to accept the purchase money
as follows, that is to say ;--0ne- third part
thereof to be paid to the undersigned, by the
purchaser, on the day of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof by the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, as Court of Equity, one.
third part thereof to be paid in one year, and
one-third part thereof to be paid in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest, and the
last two payments to be secured by the notes
or single bills Of the purchaser, with security,
to be approved of by the undersigned, and
Immediately after the above property has been
sold the purchaser shall make known to the
undersigned under which terms of sale he de.
sires to pay the purchase money.
JOHN X. L0NGWELL,
Attorney in fact of Mortgage.
j. j. BAUNGARTSgR, Solicitor.
jan 27.ts j. Henry Hoppe, Auctioneer.
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TUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Available Farm

Available Farm
10y virtue Of q decree OF the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as Court of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1868, wherein
Gertrude Weller is complainant and Peter
Weller and wife and others are defendants,
the Undersigned, as Trustee, will offer on the
premises, Mt Public Sale, to the highest
bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2sth of FEBRUARY,
4. D. 1877, at 2o'clock, P. NJ, valuable
Farm, containing
100 Acres, | Rood & q SQr. PGTChGS
Of land, more or less. The improvements
thereon consist of large and newly built two.
AS1NS HOUSE, Bank Barn, built OF
III brick and frame; Corn Cribs,
LITTLE Spring House, Smoke House,
and all other necessary outbuildings, never.
failing Spring Of good Water convenient to
the dwellings, There is also an Orchard OF
Apple, Peach and Pear trees on the premises.
The fences are in good repair. About 81.
10 acres is Wood Land, the balance is -
IN high state of cultivation, with due -
proportion of Meadow Land.
All the buildings are in excellent repair.
the Dwelling House and Barn having been
erected in 1861.
This farm is situate on the County Road
leading from Bachman's Mills to Hanover, is
about miles from the Hanover Turnpike
Road, and adjoins the land of John Frock,
Chestnut Hill Ore Company and others, i
convenient to the Bachman Valley Railroad,
Schools, Churches, Mills, Market, &c.
The character of buildings upon this farm,
high state Of cultivation of the land, convent.
ence to Railroad, &c, renders it worthy the
attention of purchasers.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed Jy the Decree,
are :-One.third cash on the day of sale OF
on the ratification thereof; one.third in one
year, and the other one-third in two years
from the day of sale; the credit payments ia
be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
Trustee.
| JSO. NJ. HINGLING Auctioneer
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II ARGEsT SIZE POSTERS PRINTED
IL at this Office at short notice.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Jyo. N. YIyoLINe, Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property :!

TNHE undersigned, Trustees, will sell at
Il Public Sale at the residence Of d. Keener
Shriver, near Wakefield, on
THURSDAY, the 22d day of FEBRUARY,
A. d. 1877, at o'clock, p. M, precisely,
the following valuable Personal Property -
Ia superior Heavy Draught Horse,
0&&1 Percheron Stallion, years old; Sire
NoaA.the Little Corporal, he by Imported
Percheron Duke Of Normandy, out Of Impor.
ted Percheon Snow Drop, Dam superior
Farm Mare;
10 Head Of Fat Cattle, s Mich Cows,
8 of which will have calves by the day Of sale,
10 large Shoates, Spring Wagon, New
Geiser Separator and Horse Power Is horse
power,) lot Timothy Hay, lot Rye Straw, 800
Chestnut Posts, Set Single Harness, lot of
Gears, and variety Of other articles too nu.
merous TO mention.
Terms Of Sale :--All sums Of SO and under
cash on all sums above $40, a credit Of six
months will be given on note, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JN0. l.. REIFSNIDER,
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
jan 2I-ts Trustees.
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162 IL Acres of Land,

more or less, of which about 25 Acres ~.
are in good Timber, the residue is -
cleared land in good state of cultiva. -
ton The buildings on this property consisl
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Sale of Real Estate.

jan pits
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices by Grimes l. Weaver.
FRIpAY, February ID. 1877.
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ahN'i5o Oh hlio property CONSIST
of a two.story Loo House,
with back building, Bank Barn
with two floors and Granaries,
-and a Wagon Shed and Corn
/, Hog House. Smoke Housa and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-15

NEWARK, May IA. The argument in the
Somorvillc and Engo- bond forgery ease will
he resumed before the Supreme Court at Trcn-
ton tomorrow To reporter who called on
hun in the Essex county JAIL at this place to-day
he said that he had made no confession. since
he was not a criminal and that he had forward
a true statement to Washington. q pretty good
synoi sic " which he had read IN THE sun
Headed that it had been u long fight between
his cons .rnce and his word-a four years lsht
H. pledged his honor TO N'ttlo sh p. before that
person told him about the SAFE burglary, never
tods lose it; but now he felt free to tell the
whole story. lll- statement implicated promi-
mont men. The Government nHd been put to
r..lt rN ppt-r ty tIr trials, Hui had brrn cheat
ed nll 'Nr way through. Now the true inot4
would com" ou'. hut Pee would not mention
4 Year aso last Maron Dick Harrington told
linn 81 re were men Of niunnec hrhnd hum.
Sumgryius named thici Whitley. \ s. -
said Harrington. hut there are moro powerful
men iThind lam. ana ran get immunity for
You and me, # you VII Aa,grer with ny story,
About g week lat r Chict Whitley .nnd \ Ncomb
call Il at Soncrvillc's home IA New York. ana
Whitley asked for Il prvat. interview. L. said
tuHt Dick Harrington. Nike Hayes Benton,
Nrtllr-hip. aud the rest uf the cons irutofs
meant 10 make himself and SQmcrviilc the
vi thus. Harrington would Doe ind It'd. too. but
Whitley and SommrrviNr would ha railroad Il
q prison IN haste. -, Tint certain great men
might not he exposed Whitley wanted Som
ervillr 90 cQmpar notes. but tle latter rriu~ "a
l""au-r he thought ihui Whitley WIS
ga. r.ag - hun i"r., ihe other con,
not swear falsely to % In .icnr "eyrn the pr 81.
q ni Whitley th"u told hlm th1t Nhon hr
learned ~ tne p'' asn'n~i hns.f b, w'ni ~
ArIfn'y-G"n"ru T. rrI"nf % tell h.- story
ANA 4.Ht Immunity. ftirfunnf 40 White,
Your rolutul On - sn iri fN1t viii %. % .Hr
i0h' Whit 81 -ti thsi Ni~ arm a hln AMI
IL W,ni tn bui1rd wilson ana told uliI flat
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II tried How FAR they acted as tools n whitley and
Tor the authorizes TO judge upon uii state
M Mt chi the cnA
N,tueship va. the most active worker In the whole
matter lle had his price nS,d upon before he stari'd
Whitley WIS tO ,tu that ALL tni lac was TO have Tie
place c cot twAl he after now In he did not
et that aHl CON rt.s sustained the Ring GoNcrWncnL
%" was 90 aye a lucrative Io.itun under IT, Mhon
have nothing tudo win it, hc declared that -ouncr tau
ct The matter dire, hc woui blow the safe himself
/ aid ru tuNtc Goo linn ihoutt
T. mu.t be u.m.ultr,d that during Bahcock's irili
Nttut tp was huuiN cross Nauuri except tn lfius
gut more clearly That me 60 ~ ra had nothing to do wti
ur matter W. tfd m ttl hr was PROMISED. .ulu Hfrr
the trial iu ~ Restored o. the second llHcc un the secret
A" fNic' iour ant m' Huim'. until iht r"ll lc nt
cuul lshtd. lt Woud l CAB. ui II his luok
irouI M ain intact with l alter hD a. &c.
do,d -"imui.i'c wa &c. ia tins matter that boo coud
ue to peak To- BahcocA ind col Cook Tor HIM
lu regard tu damn. ~ also unit f.iuUd That his
ier.truins te.w 'rn NotlO hip art tll rn-tou. unt
Nrfuc.lhp b. not &C., uri't HAuIu.t uui uiuiui atom.
M,c. wa, tui "a " llu1on lnl.r ,uH u acwani, u
tn nn'liHr trial i,"o thv same Jude anu iuis WHO
li.d IAUcDtk. ami. q rumur tru- ut,N circulated FOB
uuthe't NcNHnl'r rHnr uut With protest t-un.t A.
THIS wa Iu-t what Wa wanted THE uutrnd wanted
tine wnolo thin lustp,ud uuu the statute D hfita-
uons would int r,cne Thou Harrington was to come
forward and .llntnd tnpl No..lc.ip ani Whitley
rr,ire ot sal prn rr served tu di.ohv Wtioul f0nr
"i irinu, imtu'. aui rMHn there uuul tn court was
enter msk ms M hsca.c Noncv indiclm, az ,oun be-
found AGAINST au, them have q from Ncttesiii ami
lawyer IN WN.ninffon NAT uri. Is tie alrcodulon
TnOle are MANY other 'lrI. within my knowledge u
regard to tHf safe burglary. '- Oh st Sc which have
not amt rNU|d uNf IL, nDuton What imu.t rstr lu
nearly tour Year. ago Hat lone So Nrttl, si.. WHIT
l'A. luru-t IHt 1890 NiI'i- wouli have hrtn "duiu.
have teen furnished with ttir pilots amt CON
.prn,its Yours truly fnos + soalnllf.
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unHnn rnr moNrr uKNr
The Judiciary Fund I.cd rr Republican
Campaign Purposes.

WAsHiNGroS May IT, An effort j. hong
mad" by certain Admin etratuu organs to
throw the r-p'n~. hiliiy for t4e -iDi. nsr ~ the
judicial marhn rs Of the Govern ui on the
la-t Il"us' of Rapr.- natives. TIA -hr.t-
claim. t.Hi fho rrdu tons mad" 40 th FIRST S.--
-iau oi Cine l0ry-fourh CDn-r -, Through the
.r--t nt Efforts OF Nj. Randall. Wci. go Araat
that tlH JuiI larry 'uui WAS nsuni Il, ia meet
The ordinary eNp"u~' Of tho courts. TINS is
false. r. at" Ni.my-G neral Tlt auta1r-
1'd ihe employment % the southern Stlt. Of
ln army d ~ riHl deputy lnIt'i state mar
70 n4,l.uA doifl- lI t.lr JuI. .Iary fDul Na- cuu-
-unl"i % p.y.u, Do poo. Ina addition to this u.l
tI' "Nl MS ~ hrIn .f.- Witnesses Ia mike.
80. iat'f l.ru-' To- ilr ifs l. ls..na Il turn
u- Lu.ri N Gee p.i euf oifIe Juf" S.d =
Nar-uI.~ tuui 10 NV Ogi.aua. In u.-
.iIrr So tir mon yalrrogriat 81 for Iu t,-
nrt purlf Wl- u- q as q campaign fund 10y
the frpuhi. uu pIr'v
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POOR DEP0SIT0RS ROBBED.
THE GREfT URONG or BfvK SUPER
ATTENDANT Ems & CO.

INIflNDi.NT ELLIS & CO.
Staggering Tcstim"ny In Relation 10 the Third
Avenue savings h"nh The SUM Charges
Moro ina" >"-t"'"ru ""i"s {" the ""'t""
The Semitic BANKING Committee met ves-
..i.,.. ~ ,,..I.. ,.....,,.,... 49,.
'IV"Y W'ohthu' ll'ir inN'HtlEdion lhlp inc
charges made hy Mr. Edward Mnllon against
! Supcrintrndrnt Ellis. The Thtd Avonu. Saw
'"-S "'nN WIS "N"'h "h''r in'"lS"on As
Senator t.Johu cXpr ss'd il: h" IHcrc has been
biz fraud committed in connection with this
n,nI os ,,,, t,,' 49,, w., 49,, ,.'
p'hN' vi '"uIS' nave INV "rihl"h' but rs an
examiner cannot express IT, All can do IA to
Inv nu,.n thn rnrrurtion briu., nv.r, item, of
e,.., -, i ~. -, 49,,
JUDGE"
R,rnor1 cor,,,,r ,,, H., ,,;,,,., ,..,to.,
,,.a, L, ,',', wy ''''' ''''7', -, 'o'
VA" "'"h' WIS WE were H'postors IN inc Ihlrd
Avenue SAVINGS Bank and that on the oath Of
March, 1S75 thnv danosi,,d ,ino ar1 a., ,,o
,n,, -, e, '' ' 20 80 anu 1u ,n'
The object of this Testimony wns 10 show thnt
after the examination made b, tho Bank suror-
lh',nu'h' III M"r'h' lo'o' knowing then that the
bank was nsOlvcnt, he allowed It to 20 on doiul
husinnss
-, ~, ,o.,
JACOB III, ''stli''d tha' on tue 18th OF July
Inns received oplv af,sen moro cant
nus V"'' "l','" ~ UNI
EDWARD Nation, VINO preferred the charges
against Mr. Ellis t.-ti I'd that after the nxnr,i-
nntion ,,n,l. in March A., J.,.,,.,, "A a. son rhts
deposit WIS mnde on the 18Th OF April. over u
month after the Superintendent knew that the
hank ,,,s incident IN tt. os,b ~ A,.,,,
80 ~, ~ y" Wv -,'' ~ 'u'' "'''
lis money. lne Seer iary told him that the
,''ilk W"- i'rur'y SoN'h', nnl uHi Pc fnel ''s
n' E !' nH n''iu "o' XII MS money al Inc On
Wi.tgn o, th, uni'a
: I'd that pc nrst eAamu"d into the condition Of
w h,tI N',.u savings bthN ON inc lill pi
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WIfERE THERE WIS 4 FfrR COUyT
bulls and Bcars who Di-iike Fraud More
thnn they Do FUN or ANYTHING tI.e.

The annual election for officers Of the
Stock Exchange was held Yesterday The rcsu-
lar ticket was hcudcd by Donald Mnckav, Of
Ncrmilye a Co. The independents had the
snmc tick trVrrpt that II 'nry M'gs Mayor ~
Blyonnr for many years. WIS at lis head. The
Rotten Potato t+k.t as the ticket against
C,csarism IN the Governing Committee
was called. worked principally for rota-
ton in tho Governing Committee. Al
In J. Ormsby ran Independently against
james Mitchell for Vicc-C Chairman. Then there
wis the Brown ticket with only Browns on it /;
tho Williams ticket with only WiiiamsoS on II:
the Shadow dance " ticket with - r. skinner
ut the head the Avorolupos iirkct,' in wuirh
Lawrence Jerome, Tom Thornc, and Andy
iirkct. heninl by Morris S,ligman the PONY
ticket. hcadcd 10y Ed. Brandon tho rmploy' :
ticket; and several others The votes poll Il
averaged over 72j. The betting WIS two - one
the " lava beds - in NV street came out strong
Tor Mackay. and when the polls closed betting
was pretty II arly even.
A portly Taurus wnkcd at a grsly Brun. NJ
In any wood cuts tomorrow at The head Of our
urkot Evcrythng's been up and up and no
hulldo2ng.' ies.' Bruin said. ~ they started
to see man" there Will hc no necessity of
as clear 'ils" OF vpX pOpuli as it " last fall.
II was announced that n 'nry M"igs fndc-
pendent, was elected President; Moses A.
Mheeio0k. Ghnirmnn; james Mitchell Vice
Secretary. The following unmed gentlemen
were elected ON the Governing Comm ttee to
se,ryc ,,our yenrs ). T. Russell. g. L. Haight.
Stcbbns i. Coivill. Z. Brindon. H. kerIilar. L.
y. Lawrence. three years. thU-. II. Randall I;
one year, H. Lapslry AMI 81. Drake.
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Clothes N'Inscrs "f All kinds repaired
lruulN Nj. 'i o.4lAA N.-D.u- N..u .liV co.. 81 ,ptt
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Use Or Berkers Eye Ba-am for inilnmed or
Neah ~ Anl son eAeLIs suA hN I dlus.L-l, IN
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The following !. statement gross earnings Of the
Missouri kanss. AMI l'Ass Railway ior the hr.t week
~ MAY Freight etl2i~ 20. Ia--t Si2fflT Mail,
=. l2'H express. Sit,ppt total. sjpy,- ~ CORE.
spending icrlud last year, S,a, ! ~ 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-15

The Best Remedy TOR Children while Teeth
1l-l- VI. NiN~inN flu- syrup
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Ncu,e.hip md i'i~ Warrington Friends some
oueer feeders urtrctiNc's Gr"i'i""'
Harrington ard whincS tNic'im """''"
John l. ing IA the riot Niics's Pardon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-13

lamp explosion at NJ. Hsnzie's boarding..
house, ON The corner OF Mill and Front
streets. There was no damage and nc
work for the Fire Department.
About 1890 O'Clock, an alarm sounded
from Box 8, corner Front and Elm
streets. Thi, fire was found to be OIL
that unfortunate square between Race
and Elm, and Water street and the
river, where, some three months ago,
quite a space was made bare. The fire
this morning originated in the boarding.
table Of Henry Brockman, which had
caught by some means In the rear, and
got a fine start before discovered. o..
posite, on Wafer street, was the two.
story brick of Conrad Balzer; this, to.
gether with houses on the west side oil
the stable, caught, and confagrat ii on
seemed impending, but by the success,
full efforts OF the tiremen the fire was
kept within narrow limits.
The losses were as follows; The Elm.
street row, belonging to the Virgins
estate, about $1,000; the loss by dam
ages 10 families inhabIting them, not
less than $1,000; Balzer's property about
$3.50. In the stable were eight horses.
Two were the property OF Henry Brock
mann, while Henry Fry, j. Riley, Mar
tin O'Dowd and - Welch, each had
one stabbed there. Still another. the
owner of which Is not known, made the
total number eight. Only two OF the
horses were saved, the remaining six
being burned to death.
The excitement in the tenement
houses was naturally very great. One
aged lady named Silas jumped from a
thlrd'story window and received in
Jurles internally that may prove fatal.
She was taken 10 the Hospital.
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CINCINNATI, July s, A. d. 1877. jy6-6tF

r EGAL NOTICE.-HAMIL1ON COUNTY,
i Ohio, Court Of Common Plcas.->amue I
Is. Druce against Julia l.. Walden ct ais
julia l.. Walden, OF Hamilton County, Ohio:
Jacob Kltchel and john k1tchel, or Union
County, Indiana; Daniel Kitchel, Of L6gans-
port, Indiana; Margaret Porter and Charley
Porter her husband; Thomas Golttrap, Mar
garet Bowen and Benjamin Bowen, her hus-
band, OF Clermont County, Ohio; Harry B. Bo-
dine, minor, aged IT years, of Hamilton
County, Ohio, and Samuel X. Goldtrap, of
Lentrcvlle, Boise County, Idaho, will take
notice that petition was flied against them
on the l4th day OF June, A. ID. lo77, III the Court
OF Common Pleas, within and for the County
Of Hamilton, by Samuel X. Druce, and is now
pending, wherein said Samuel X. Druce de-
mands partition OF the following real estate,
| towit:
Situate in Section No. 7, of the Fourth Town
| ship of the first entire range in the Miami
Purchase, and described as follows, VIZ:
"Bc ginning at point chain and l81a links
| south from the northeast corner OF tract Of
| land conveyed by samuel kitchel to Rebecca
Davidson by decd dated the 18th day of De-
| cember, 1Si2; thence south min. cast,
| S.73 chains; thence south 81 deg. 35 min.
west, s 10 chains; thence south eI2ht minutes
ca t, ll.47 chains; thence south 10 deg. IS min.
| west, Is chains; thence north ten mlnut east,
ll49 CHAINS; thence north 4l1a deg. east, 2.St
chains; thence north 80 deg. 10 min. west, 8 40
| chains; thence north 81 deg. east, rs chains;
tht n north o94 deg. east, LBS chains; thence
| north l.O2 cha MS; thence north I'll deg. cast, 8
chains; theme: south ~ deg cast, 3 90 CHAINS;
thence Juth 50 deg. IS min. east, SIG chains
thence south eight minutes east, 1S1a chains
and thence soutn - deg. 35 min. east 1855
CHAINS to the beginning, containing 40 7'-l lOJ
acres, and that on the 2Sth day OF July, 1877, or
as soon thereafter as may be, the said Samuel
X. Druce will apply fOl an order that partition
may NC made o. SAID pr, mlsts
SAMUEL X. DRUCE,
| By JAS. Il. DEMAH, his Attorney.
| jel5-6tF
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EYES TOMB,

Inc Arabs claim that Ewes tomb ia at
Judah, the seaport Of Mecca, The tenn.
pie win palm growing ont OF it's cen.
ter Is supposed To mark the place where
Ewes mead rests, anu dumeu MOSQUE
Is Delleved to be exactly over her womb
According to the Arabs, the lady meas
urea ABOUT two hundred feet in height.
but, judging by the dimensions of her
tonip, 1t would seem that the Ishmael.
lies much unuerrate her real length
Arabs, however, are very bad judges of
distance, and nearly always have a hor.
ror OF telling the tIu,h. Tne sacred
grouho, which is pretty thickly studded
with tomDstOnes of departed Sneikhs
aud other worthless, is inclosed by nigh
whlte wall; few small shrubs and aloe
plahts struggle for existence among the
graVcstones, and close TO the domed
mosque is u tree growing over some
great mans grave, which is surrounded
ny ratings.
Ihere are many legends and supersti-
tlons concerning this celebrated place.
out had not Tune to collect any that
wouid be worth relating. 1t is visited
ny numerous pilgrims. "Bachsheesh,' -
OF course, is III great request by the we'll
dressed Arabs as well as tue ragged.
JIddah Is clean, fine looking town-at
distance; but on nearer approach the
illusion will be dispehed, anu many aro.
| mas (not OF ambergris or burned sandal
Woou), powerful as a soap factory. as.
sail tue nose. This gets worse as one
lands, but there is no time to waste
thinking of such trIfle, Tor q sharl
watch has to be kept on the NANCY, op.
lhalmfc dogs, VINO amuse themselves by
barking aud swapping at the | .gs Of any
one VINO makes use OF soap ana water
Az night II Is necessary for Europeans
to carry light and good stick, IA we'll
planted blow from The latter doing won
ders In warning off dogs.