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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNVEyTIOM

BosToN, Oct 19.-Dr. Schenck, of Brooklyn
presented report from the Joint Commit
tee OF the Domestic and Foreign hlSs'oh'
ary Society recommending the reorganZa'
ton OF the Board OF Missions, and proposing amend
mens TO the canons a change. The report proposes
that the membership Of the board shall embrace All me M
OF the church that the powers now enjoyed Oy Tue
board he vested the General Convention, VINO
shall appoint committee Of tnrty managers, the lat
ter TO have charge OF the missions and make all appr0-
priaons The report makes special provision for auxi
larry assistance. IL referred to the Committee on
CanOns
Mr.. Minnegerode, Of Virginia. thought the present
form OF examination OF candidates FOR the
Ministry was inconsistent with the needs and
duty OF the Church. IL could not be
known whether candidates were Rumanists or not.
He offered for the OF title l.
g. subsection in order that the form OF examination IN
future may be strict Referred to the Commit
tee CanOns.
The chair announced tne following members OF the
Jsn Committee the part of the House Deputies to
memorabilia Congress in relation to legislation with ref
to the Indians: the Hon. Montgomery Blair, OF
Maryand; Judge Smith. OF Western Ncw-York and
the Rev. Dr. DIX. OF Naw-York The latter s
appoint i'm place of the Hon Hamilton Fish, who de-
cnrd tn serve. the ground that his rmer connection
with the Government might to embarrass him in
tile performance VI duty I'm the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
DETERMINED TO REGAIN CONTROL.

The committee appointed on Thursday by
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Stockholders met
with the president and directors yesterday and chose w.
r. Leonard chairman. The financial affairs OF the road
were examined, aud Mr Bishop director, who had
recently returned from tour Of Inspection gave an en-
cOuraeing account OF the condition OF the line
Mr. Bishop in explaining the loan made by Jay Gould
stated that several attempts were made to effect
loans. One was arranged with Drexel, Morgan & Co..
which tie directors Oyerruled account OF the hrn
commissions The president authorized 10 use any
securities the road secure SZ1OOOO, the interest
amounting TO 100000 and incidental debts To SSOOOO
lie agreed place with Frank WORK, as representative
Oi Mr. Gould, II 100000 third mort gage bonds, winch
had never been used except as cOldterds for loans
OF on appeal Douds and 100000 ~ land warrants Ihe
100000 paid over before tue securities were dc
posted 600 600 of the mortgage bonds were not
accessible, Mr. Work declined 10 advance the S1OOJO
balance the loan, and upon instruci ions from MI
Could subsequently declared II call loan, and ue
mauded the SlGUO 900"
resolution war adopted by the directors declaring
that they desired 10 cooperate IN every practicable way
win Stockholders IN bringing the company Odt or lts
present embarrassed condition. director of
pdny subsequently stated that Obligation Of the
pany had gone 10 protest ANA was the decided belief
OF the directors that the appointment OF receiver
secured by Missouri politicians for the purpose OF wreck
Ing the company, ~ for dishonest motives.
The committee, last evening, subscribed 100000
which Will rendered Frank Work this morning, ana
return Ot the securities Oi the ROAD VIII be requested
President Richardson Was present, aud stated That he
was largely Interested IN the road, owning 5000 shares
the stock, and he would be second To none IN lis
efforts 10 secure successful operation OF the line
lie placed his Resignation Ia the hands Of
Messrs DOwd aud Porter, aud declared
himself ready 10 retire whenever requested 10 do
Henry Root Of this city, and Henry Crawford, OF Chi
cago we're added counsel assist the Missouri atOr
news In having the order sci aside appointing receiver
committee Of five stockholders viii leave this evening
for 81 Louie look after the interests of the road,
M uarLhorle and General Porter having consented
act Mr. DOWd has 10000 proxies OF the 1000 shares
Of took 10 be voted at the November election for a new
board and will go to Hannibal 10 cast the vote.
/. W. Morse sends letter TO The TRIBuSg, denying
that ne ever offered " withdraw his for any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
THE BROOKLYN MAFORALTK

The Brooklyn Republican City Convention
organized last eve ing and adjourned until next We'd
nesGay evening without nominating candidItc Tor
Mayor The friends and supporters OF John T. Henry
were hard at work throughout the day, and il was evil
ucnt from the casual talk among the dec@t' =
when they assembled that he hid inSigui-
cant strength in the convention. Those who
were putting forward the name OF Ripley Ropes were
nearly a. numerous. I'm addition there were many
ucrs who came with the intention OF supporting VIII
linn Marshall the taxpayers candidate as coalition
candidate James II. Taylor called the convention To
order I'm the calling OF the roll, Mayor f. A. schroeder
was substituted in the place Of one O the absent dele
gates OF the Twentieth Ward. This choice was received
with cheers
Darwin r. James chosen permanent chairman,
when II was moved that candidate for Mayor should be
nominated. MAYOR Schroeder, who aas greeted with
rrn applause said hc did think the convention wa
ready ~ make its nomination. We should take adyIn
faee OF the mistakes that the opposing parties viii
make" he said. ave should he guided by their action
say ouculy that myself would be guided in my choice
bv the action taken by the Democratic Convention" lie
moved that thc convention be adjourned until next
Wednesday evening. Jacob worth insisted that the
u ry success would depend ON whcthcr they TOOK acton
AT hat time To adjourn would be weakness The motto
to adjourn was adopted however by vote Of II to 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
incidents or rHE LJCAL CANVASS.

John Mornssey stated Yesterday that he
would probably a candidate for Senator in the With
District against David Ddde, Field James O'Brien has
openly declared thar in that event ne VIII be candidate.
though he knows that his running will give the election
70 Field He accuses Morrssey Of ngratltude, and Nor
rissCy does not conceal his opinion that OBricn i
trcacherous Il would rather have him against me than
yyIth me" id Mr Morrssey Yesterday. "When hc is
with YOU he is unknown quantity; when he Is against
Won you know Just where to place him.
The nomination of Frclr rlck W. LOcw instead OF his
brother, Charles l.. L0ew, dictated by John Kelly,
who argued that the eXJudge entitled to some Ie-
ward. having been beaten for Judge in 1879. His
brother Charles had the delegation strongly IN his favor,
but gave way the last moment, rahr than cont 81
with ms brother. lie will strongly and heartily support
him BY active canvassug.
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who are now card for by her husbands mother Jonh
w. Young constantly writing and ploring her 10 IT,
MORE ABOUT THE YOUNGS.
WHAT LADY RECENTLY FROM SALT LAKE CT


lady temporarily residing in Brooklyn, who
has recently arrived from salt Lake CITY, gives some IN
tcrcsting details Of Mormon life, particularly in the
Young family. she describes John W. Young as young
of steadncSs Of purpose much given TO specua
tion and of roaming disposition lie has FOR years. she
says. had only wife. the Philadelphia lady who was
in this city last week lie made promise to her ana 10
her relatives when he married her, that he would not
take another wife. During the years when the lady
now In Brooklyn resided in Salt Lake City, she fire.
quently visited Mrs. John W. Young. aud 50 FAR 9s
her observation went, II was happy ana
contentcd household. she often heard Mr.. Young
sired" Among the Saints there strong feeling OF
dissatisfaction at the conduct OF John W Young IN re-
gard marriage and he regarded as not fuy Id ac
cord with the tcucts OF MOrmonisn. Mrs. John W.
Young the date Of Brigham Noungs death, was as
happy her little home as Il was possible 10 ne anna
such surroundings The condition of affairs greatly
changed when the President died, aud John W. Young
Anxious to appease most trusted SAINTS, ana secure,
If POSSIBLE foOthOd 10 tue succcSsOn by virtue OF MS
relationship neglected his wife and made ovprues of
marriage stepssteT and the nupals were arranged
His wife demonstrated IN aud then denounced h IN
unmpaSurcd language Finding all efforts futile to pre-
vent the celebration Of what she termed an uous
marriage she resolved 10 leave him at and go to her
fathers house IN iladephia The lady in Brooklyn CON
firms the report that upou leaving Salt Lake City, Mrs
Young slapped her husbands face. Mrs Young she des
crbcs of great iirmness of character but OF
a naturally amabe disposition, strongly attached 10 hef
children. and not at all in sympathy with polyRany OF
its adherchts
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p Q s T S G. r | p {.
3:45 a, NJ.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

APPROACHING TUE PLEyNA DEFENCES.
LONDON. Friday. Oct. 10, 1877
A Reuter- telegram from Bucharest says the hou-
manians have approached within twenty metres
Csixty-fye feet Of the second Griyitla recount,
which however, is believed to have been eyaeu1'o"
Inv the Turks during the last five days. The Rus
siars hefore plevna have received reinforcement
of 10 900 infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
BrNJAMIY MOVES AGAIN ENJOINED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 20.-Judge Martin,
to-day, issued temporary ialunction' ON petiuoh
Of Insurance Commissioner stedman, restraining
tbe National Lite and Trust Companies and the
American Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF TINS clly
from DONG business all gn the impaired assets oi the
concerus companies have been consolidated ul-
1Inr 1In uarn M tho NnLl.nnl ClnILO OF MA.hngLOn
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At nUDNUT'S IN
BROADWAY.
o. M GOO Noon GTJ sp ~ GS' Midmeht65'
Hlghest cn1ng the day. GS'. lnwrti. %
Average Clas same day, i67650'sS
Prominent ARRTvALa.

Brcroort House-Murat IIalstead, of TIE tiRom-
rat Commercial and Judge Am e J. Parker Of AlgsnX
Frersn Count Dillon oi Ptir .D',"h ~,
The Hon r. Plunkett, NJ. p OF Euglnd ofs nS
V,si-r r. kstnne Pfe,i OF the Chicago ara Alton
paroad Company j. Mitchell, 81 Louis AMI ehS
,ressman Iotn EcrcIS II Back Brook, y. " n ot,t
gC,nsrick- General r. Sonei ouse, Of Albany
Loi,l-D Thomas Vail Hesa iaster HotetJ g
r,,e Parmepier nj Troy....St NtctOLGs hoteI-J0hn
Wilson, United states Consul al Brussels
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rHE ERENCH CARINET OBSTINATE.

LONDON, FRIDAY, oct' w. $50
A Paris dispatch says, the political situation
is unchanged The Cabinet is resolved to remain III oee
and preside Over the election for Councils-Gencrai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

OswEGO, \. Y. Oct. 19.-The Oswego Fall;
Woollen Mills. near Fulton, partially burned last
night arg, quantity OF valuable machinery, WOO
aud finished cloths destroyed the loss sSlOoOOo
ully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
THE POPULAR VOTE IN FRANCE.
DOT 1877
THE Paris CORRESPONDENT of The Times says

7793 900 persons voted on sunday last ms Is thc is
est number known since ls4s when $4,000 Y oted;
The left polod votes less than in 1876, WINE te
Right gained 6sO, 900 from the ranks OF those VINO III
1876 remained neutral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

Professor describing ancient Greek thea
rel"And 1t had roof" Junior (surc he has caught
professor in q mistakel" What did they do sir wnen
1t raned Professor taking of his glasses aud pausng
q momentl-" They got wet, SIR Princotonian-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
POSTMASTER FILLEY's DENIAL.

WAsmNGTON, Oct. 19.-Postmastcr Filley
Of ST. Louis, teleaphs to the PJstO1ce Department
emphatic and sweeping denial of the various charges
recently made against his Official conduct ETC.. and
gys he courts the fullest investigation to prove their
FOL Linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
.DI...E!|:!WAR RE
IMPOSITION!

rx,sc p,frona Of Ponds Extract are
cautioned against the uncertain, strcngthless
decoctions offered to the pubic as being equal to
this farfamed old established remedy.
Do not he Deceived by similarity Of odor and
appearance these limitations cannot IN any tn
stance be compared with Pond. Extract.
This Great Curative is always of steady
and uniform character. The extensive facilities for
the manufacture Of Ponds Extract enables the
Company to guarantee this while the imita,or does
not produce the same result twice in succession
The fruc secret of the manufacture OF R'ond's
Extract is well guarded and too wisely trans
mittcd
Other interruptions Tradesmen, desirous
Of making larger profit are in the habit OF stating
to their customers who ask for Ponds Extract,
that they keep it in bottles, but have 1t in
bulk.
This Company Is NEST sOiicitOus to
protect their patrons from this dshonorable trick
resorted to for the purpose Of palming of on the
public cheap decoction that cannot in any way
compare in purity and quality With this old estab
Ishod remedy.
Some OF our friends are in the habit OF taking
old Ponds Extract bottles to the druggists to be
rehled No dealer refill bottle with gen
nine POINTS Extract except by emptying another
bottle
The Ponds Extract Company will feel
indebted to any who furnishes them with the
name Of any dealer who attempts to sell them any
article in bulk Ponds Extract. or the same az
Ponds Extract. Those doing are violating an
Actor Congress passed Aug. A. 1876, the penalty OF
which is fine and imprisonment.
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
% MAIDEN-lANE, NEw-YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

If YOU wish to know every Monday morning
opening and closing OF vault safe
especially OF business hours aud who IT, connect with
the central Offices OF Holiness Burglar Alarm
Telegraph Company, Ji3 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

LUNDBORG's PERFUME, JOCKEY CLUB, has
the fragrance OF a rich bouquet Of lowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

NY little child five weeks DID, was cured of
dumb ague "A Few DAYS by wearing HoIMAN's PAD.
GEORGE ". STONE, l61 William.,t, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

Ladies who value health should procur,
PYLRs clean sweet o. X. soAP FOR the laundry and bath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
ACgaES AND PAINS.
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.,

Perfectly fasele. elegantly coated for the n All lie
orders the stomach liver. bowels, KIDNEYS bafd
I'll cases. headache constipation. indigestion, dyspepsia
bli0usness, bilious fever. illumination Of ODE iowes
piles and AL arrangements ~ tie inter- al ytsc Warranted
10 effect positive cure. Price % cents ier box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

JOINS HOPKINS UNIyERsTY-Nacant fellow
shp-There the fellow of the Johns
Hopkins University yielding 800 pr annun IL win be
November fOT special proficiency In of these
departments Greek Mathematics Physic- Chemistry or
Physoogv Apply by letter TO the President.oi tae JOHNS
HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, Baltimore, nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

ANY one troubled with cough or cold, will
avoid ring and usk by using promptly Dr. JAYNEs
INpECTORANI, an old curative OF conceded merit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

AMONG THE AILMENTS
by MIX OF Magnesa indigestion c0syeDCss in
cipent rheumatism and gravel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

THE STEM WNDNG az. Howard 81 Coz
WATCHES
are substantial and reliable The not only winds
the watch the hands. Every watch fully guar
anteed. For sale by all frstciass dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
Liver Core p.aint, SC.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

Urinary AMI Diseases Gravel Diabetes D.opsY stop
page Water Iuconunence Of Urine, BrGhts Disease Al
bunnuria az whore there brcAd-t drlo-
it, the thick. cloudy. mixed with suD-ta cs @e
the white Of egg. threads Ike white SIX or there
morbid dark, bilious appearance and white bonIu9t oels
it, and there IS prcking, burning seusa lon "en
p-siug wafer pain tie small O the back ana onS tAs
loins Sold by ltug1ist.. PRICE. ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
OVARIAN I UMUR
CT TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
DY III. Railways RIMlIIHS.

| HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMoR IL THE OVA-
RIBS AND BOWELS FOR TN fEAkS- ,s--
AKBOR Dec. -, l. ID.
DE- RADwAr; That others may Dc benefited make 'aL'
statements -...-t.. - a ,,,,.i. Tor
have had Tumor IN the oyares and b)Nes 9r
Ten wears best pb l-ans OF tbs place l ytl.s
iionf any benefit IL was growing at such Iapdy thW
could not lived mucl longer nehd OF IN ne IIi
me- Ia nv RAILWAYS Remedies. had not much iih u ten
mi finally after much delibcratOn. tuei them .,..
feel perfectly well and niE heart IS fu OF 80
God f,r fhs help IN my affection To you sif anu yolr
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted AMI ny piayts
bat IL NAV Of blessing 70 others - u is Deln
10 (Sigucd) - . = - '.'.,''9
20 send medicine 10 Junr l9'0 %
medicines above stated bought 81 me- with TIE exception
by say tia her s'telneus
|. correct without qualification. (Stgned) l. = iEi
Drlg2st and chemist, Ann Arhort Mlch..
This may certify that Ms Bbuns who MAKES tc .Vo''
certificate, il and has been FOR man! yea vel Vow
and Che fscts stated undoubtedly anu un usV
rorrecf Any who knows Ms Eiobius MI .ele.eA
statement lSgned) BgNJ. ID. COCKER SAf IS. foNb
May tOCXeA r. Il. Pohe =.
DR. RADWAY & CO.. 80 WARREN-SE. Nj
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Saturday The 14!h day Of JHly,a.d.lS'i

ut o'clock, p. m, the following property
and real estate conveyed in sid mortgage,
all situated, lying and hcing in the 9th
Election District in Frederick county, Ma
ryand, particular locatioas of which arc
given below list, That
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10y virtue of power of sale contained
~ in mortgage from William Ulrrh
and Frances Il. trich lis wife, of Emmls.
burg, Frederick county, Maryland, to Isaac
lIydcr, executed on the lllh dn of De-
ccmbcr, A. d. 1872, and recorded in Libtr
C. VI. No. 9, tolios nS5 Sc, one Of the Land
gagc WIS assigned by The said mortgngcc
to the undersigned on the 14ih day of Oc-
tobcr, A.. D. 1874, the undersigned as AZ
signcc thereof will sell at public sale at the
Western Maryland Hotel III Enn'sburg,
Frederick county, Maryland, on
Saturday ,thc 14!h day Of JrIy,a.d.lS'7
at . o'clock, p. m, the following property
and real estate conveyed in sid mortgage,
all situated, lying and hcing in the 9th
Election District in Frederick county, Ma"
ryland, particular lOcatio1s of which arc
given below: ist, That
HOUSE AND LO1' OF GROUND,
situated on the north side Of the Main
street Of Emmitshurg, which is bounded
by the property Of Mrs. Barbara Smith on
the west side, and by Il lot al present occu-
pied by James McGuigan on the cast side,
being that portion of Lot No " on the
Plat of Emmitshur@, which is at present
occupied by the said William Ilrich and
Francis Z. Ulrich his wife, and on which
said house stands, and = hich fronts on said
Main street the width of said house. Tho
house is two stories and Il @Hrlct hie h, is
BUILT OF BRICK,
and is comfortable homc I'd, also a lot
continuing
TWGAND ONE-HtLF ACRES Of LAND
more or less, situated within the corp, rate
limits of Emmilsburg, on the north side Of
the North alley of Emmil>lurg, bounded
Ivy the lot of Michael G. AdrlSbcrgcr of
die west side, and on the east side by the
lot formerly owned by Joshua ShOrh, Said
lot is in a fine state Of cultivation. Sd, also
SIN ACRES or LAND,
more or less, lying ahout three quarters Of
a mile north of diminishing near Poplar
Ridge, adjoining the lands of George +.
Beam and Williams :. Guthrie. which
bound it on the west side, the lot formerly
owned by John Barry. deceased, on the
south side and the Poplar Ridge road on
the east side Said lot is OF toIcrably fair
quality.
.ga5c.-Onc half cash and the balance in sly
months. The cash payment i'll hc paid
on the day of sal" or its ratification by the
court.
CATUAHINE LILLY,
Assignee of Isaac lIydtr, MorlgAgcc
JOHN G. MoTTEN, Sol,
mAVlOtd
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TRADGEDY In MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Tile following are particulars of the
homicide at Bcalsvillc, Montgomery coun-
tv, Nd, of which brief mention has been
made;
On Wednesday night, May 9, smoke
house was broken into and II quantity Of
meat stolen from the farm of lcmucl l..
Bcall. Mr. Bca1l, while speaking OF the
matter the next day to his ncighbors, sta
ted that lie believed that one Henson Amrs
a noted desperate, and of whom the resi-
dents Of BcaISylIe stood in great fear, had
committed the theft Later in the day
Amcs called at Il store near the house OF
Mr.. Bcall, kept by q gentleman named
John Belt, and asked for Mr.. Bcall and
said further that he intended to Kill HIM
for having charged him with robblng the
smoke house and stealing the mule lie
left the store, and Mr.. Bcall called and
was informed of the facts. Mr.. Bcall sad
lie based his charge of mule stealing upon
the fact that Amcs, who had been employed
by him. (Bcall,) was the only one likely to
carry of the mule, beng 50 thoroughly ac-
uuaintcd with his habits. Ames, armed
with stout cudgcl, a murdcrous wc;pon,
cut from q green saplin@, appeared at the
store again late on Thursday afternoon,
and inquired for Mr.. Bcall and said he had
, cut the club to kill him with. Mr. Bcall
being aware of the facts kept in his house
all night, and would not be induced to
leave it until Friday morning about sun
rise.
AT that hour Amcs, armed with his club
called at the house and demanded that Be
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at 10 clock, Il. IA, al tEal
VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP
ERTG.

being part of tract Of Land called Scar
roIlsburg,' situated in Frederick county,
State of Maryland, hGrctof re sold by said
John Clark to said Salomc ll"vcs when
sole, ana HOW wife Of said Francis f.
Hovcs, and now in possession Of the said
Francis T. Roycs and SUtOmc l!oycs his
wife. This property is situated in Fred
crick county, Stat" OF MARYLAND, one mile
West of Emmitshurg, IN Frederick coun.
ty, State of Maryland, on the road leading
from EmmttsbUrg 10 llarbuu CHS Valley,
adjoining the lands of John X. Taylor "
Brother. James llosprIhorn, Benjamin
KciholtH, Andrew Amman and others.
This hand is fully described by courses
and distances, mctrS and bounds in tho
deed from Brady T. johnson and William
]. Ross trustees. to John Clark, dated Jan
uarv 18th, in the year 1861, and recorded
in Liner i. &. F.. no &, Folio 800, &c,
one of the aforesaid ana contains
III ACRES OF FINE LAND,
more or less. and subject to the cncum-
hrancc of thn right to use the water re-
served to DR.. Andrew Ann1n by said
deed. The improvements consist Of a good
two story
LOG HOUSE.
. frame weather boarded Barn, and other
necessary out5uildings Also, a three sto-
ry
BRI x MERCHANT MILL,
with good wAtcrpHwcr, anf a tcnrnt house
Tc,lps of SAFE prGwrTbcd bV the Hortgngc
CASH JOHN CLARK,