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fence II in now ? 1t is wide street, wider
that the Cause way, which is not fenced,
and never has been. To bessure some
person might drive into the ditch but
there Is no need to do that. II isss
much their business TO take lantern
with them in driving through the marsh
as it is the business of the city TO fence
the Avenue. No loss has been sustained
by the Causeway, and We don't presume
the Avenue Is half so dangerous, since
there is not one passes along the Avenue
where hundred pass over the Cause
way. We refer to this matter Ia spirit
of conservatism, hoping it may not be TOO
late for the Council to reconsider tie
matter, unless there are stronger reasons
for fencing this street than we have heard
suggested. A row of shade trees on
ell her side of IL would be more In accord
with our previous policy and while it
would be cheaper, it would afford shell
ter for man and beast, and be delight
TO the eye that would more than compen-
safe in after years for the expense.
Since the above was in type We have
learned through Sir. Lucas Alrichs that
the Council are erecting the fence to pro
tect part Of his iarm for considera
ton in land he paid The city ; and there
fore other land owners need not regart
this as precedent tor getting their pro
pery fenced.
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Famine In Bolivia.

The Bolivian consul at New York has
received aivices from La Paz, Bolivia.
which state that the famine prevailing D
that district is appalling beyond descrip-
ton; people are dying in the street and
squares; corn is selling at SlO0 bushel,
aud wheat at $50. There have fallen
benefcent rains lately, but as the plant
ed crop is scarce the future il very dark
he adds: "Any enterprising shippers
that might speedily place acargo of wheat
for seed, from Canada which is good,
would make fortune toy Offering it sale
here now. This cereal is free in Bolivia,
as well as in Peru, on its Importation"
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THE TENTH STREET LOT ACCEPTED.

THE TENTH STREET LOT ACCEPTED.
The Levy Court yesterday accepted
the lot at Tenth and Market streets, tell
dered by the City Council for the site for
the new Court house aud county build
ings and ordered their counsel, George
Gray, Esq, to examine the title. They
also appointed committee to visit sew
eral Court houses in adjoining counties
preparatory to adopting a plan upon
which to base operations for the pr posed
buildings. THIS is all as it should be.
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COMING TIP TO ROWELL.

NEW YoRK. April l5.-At II o'clock
tonight Panchot, wa. the first man IN
the pedestrian contest, having made 1871
miles, the exact distance covered by
Rowell in the recent International match
wi hin the same time. Samuel Merritt,
Bridgeport. Svas 81 miles behind him
William O'Brien, of New York, came
next, with 1861 miles William II;
butcher, of Lee, Mass, 1857 miles, and
j. Is. Murray, of New York, fifth, with
l6l miles. About 5000 spectators were
present. Most OF the contestants locked
haggard. Ten of the forty starters hav'
Withdrawn.
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Mules fer south Africa.

The steamer Ontario, OF the British
admiralty transport department, Is at an-
chor OIL the Battery, New York, waiting
to take on board four hundred mules for
shipment to Cape Town, where they are
to be used in the British carnpa gn. Tho
mules were purchased In Kentucky.
There is pressing nesd of drausht ani-
In ,ls in south Africa, and experience has
taught that the mule answers better for
the purpose than any other.
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SALE OF FINE CATTLE.

NEW YORK, April 15.-The Channel
Island cattle imported per steamship Le-
panto, and consigned to Alfred NJ. Herk-
ness IL Co., of Philadelphia, and which
have been in quarantine since their arri-
val, were sold at auction to-day at Nos. q
and s Seventh avenue. Ihe average
price realized for the Jersey heifers was
$267.25, and for the Guernsey heifers,
$252. 80 each.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELEC-
TlON GASES.

CuARLEsrsH, April IS. In the United
States Court to-day the election cases
were resumed. A verdict Of guilty was
rendered in the case of Kerrigan, who
was :ried yesterday. Charles Liebcnrood
(white} was acquitted OF q charge OF OBJ
structing United States Deputy Mar
shal. A colored Democrat named Levy
was tried for voting twice. The case was
given to the jury and the court adjourned
for the day. The jury are still out (lO
+. NJ and will probably disagree.
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In THE SENATE, on Monday, in reply
to MIR. Blaine's silly talk in advocacy of
the continuance Of the power Of the Pre-
sdent to send troops to the polls, Senator
Wallace, of Pennsylvania, SAID:
That the presence of troops at the polls
was menace upon the right OF free cleo
tions-a right which is fixed and certain,
and which came to us from England and
is part of our system Of laws. Its plo-
lection rests in the State, and the feueral
government has nothing whatever TO do
with it. On this line We stand, by 1t we
tall. We propose to maintain the Ameri-
C al system OF free elections " restore
10 the civil power control over all the
machinery of the government. The peo-
pie want free elections, without the
shadow or substance Of military power,
whether State OF Federal. We neither
seek to coerce the Executive, nor submit
to be coerced by him. -Four propositions
can be affirmed : First, the right To pace
legislation for the protection OF the rights
OF the people upon money bills belongs
to the legislative and cannot be denied
by any otIer branch of the government.
We are the judges of our power and duty
in this regard. Our judgment cannot be
impugued by the executive or the judi
ciary. fhey may criticise the subject
matter, but not the form. Second. ibis
right is sanctioned by the practice OF Con-
gress for many years. Third. 1t is sus-
laned by precedehts as old as the time
of Charles the First, and nopower dreams
of denying its possessions by the com
mons. Fourth. The legislation proposed
is constitutional and necessary, and vio-
lates 10 right Of any branch Of the fede-
| raj government.
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WHAT LOGAN PITCHED INTO
YESTERDAY

Washington Telegram to New York
Post.
Senator Logan began his attack on the
Democrats and English Grammar at one
o'clock. A large and curious audience
is in attendance to hear him. He is now
toiling through ponderous manuscript,
while Senators are very generally absent
OF catching up with their correspon.
dence.
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APRIL lU 1870.
This paper has no advertising agents
IN Philadelphia.

SENATOR BAYARD will probably ad-
dress the Senate in favor of the House
amendments TO the Army bill. All ru-
mors to the effect that he is not in accord
with his party on the repeal of the laws
permitting soldiers at the election polls
are, therefore, false.
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FOk SALE.
FOR SALE
One Hundred aud f0Tly-ElRlI
and DOll.IS
$145,OOo
WILMINGTON (ity IN

In accordance with an ordlnaua
April 10th, 1879, sealed prop99,,s,'J, 4,
eceived ut the ONCE OF the O.N
tr, untii $ O'Clock, Wednesdss., ar M
for one hundred and forty NV
dollars, Wilmington City Los. yal
~ per cent per annum' payvSUs, ,D
nually ON the first days OF M M,asIj
vember, clear Of all taxes ~ is,Ss ID
state OF Della ware or the un,''o nayI
These bonds will be due auH nI,,na
follows: Five thousand uv, y, sd
first day OF Novemo oer' ',' dsId
thousand dollars ON the nr'. nd
YEN ber OF each and every /, d
until the whole amount Oh 'o'
cd. or, Inve
(For q safe and permalleh'. .seut
for trustees or Others seehins seel, ihsel
prompt payment OF interest ~
better.) ,,oa usif
the Finance Comml,tN,fv. mt,f.
right to reject any or u pl"i, ~ b
All bids for the ao1,G !, aud ".
"Proposals foi Guy Loan, Lo,s" Of q
TO John Guthrie, Chalin,r' ode
Com mittee, City TreSx,ruiis VllCE
mington, Del. FRAN'i1c ms Ir'
apl5-6t
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PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF cows. y.
- The Subscribers will Gy3E1|
sell at Public Sale. al Red yA
Lion, East Marlborough, T
Chester county, Pa, ASs4
MONDAY. APRIL ?lsl, lss
Ati O'Clock. F. ~,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH cod
SPRINGERS, YOUNG BULLS, M
TWO HORSES.
Also q lot OF EN ES with LANES.
SILL a BAlLE
l.. W. Stidham a Son, Anct'n. mg
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Anybody troubled with rleumatism
nsuralgia, i'll neck, or any pain or ache
should procure . bottle Of Kellsis Ro.
maA Liaiment At once. Price 20 cents.
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at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following described
Real Estate. viz:
All those several tracts or parcels Of
land now constii uting one farm, situated
in Christiana hundred, New Castle county
and state OF Delaw ware, on the Newport and
Gap Turnpike read and ON the Kiamensi
road. bounded by said roads, by lands OF
ID, Alexander Irons, william X. Finn,
Snyder Thomas, ID. Lyman, Vincent G..
Flynn, Edward Cranston. Robari r. Ly-
nam, and others, containing about 100
acres, with large frame and stone dwell
ing house, frame barn with stone stable,
frame shedding, corn crib and other out
buildings, one frame dwelling house and
mall barn and frame tenant house there
on erected. Also, a lot Of marsh land In
Great Newport Marsh adjoining marsh
now or late OF Edward Tatnali, James j.
Brindley. and the N arsh road, containing
about acres, 2 roods, 30 perches OF land
seized aid taken IN execution AZ he
properly Of Joseph =. Lyman, decd. Re
becca A. Lyman, Executrix OF Joseph b.
Lyman, decd, } and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
RherifY's Once, New Castle. April 9th
1873 apl0 eOdts
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WEDNESDAY,
The 23d day of April, A. d., 1873

at O'Clock, p. m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF lar d with the two
story frame dwelling house thereon erect
ed, situated IN the city OF wilmington
n ORES aid bounded and describe d AS fol
lows, TO wilt Beginning at the nOrtherly
side of Beach street between Mary land av-
enue and VanDuren street at the distance
OF 6s fe, I more or less from the easterly
side OF Vanburen street u corner Tor lands
OF John w. johnson adjoining this lot ON
the west; thence bitterly and parallel TO
Vanburen street by line of said John
sons land 81 feet inches more or less;
thence easterly and parallel to Beach
street 81 feet more or less; thence souLher-
ly and parallel to the first described line
and Vanburen street 81 feet /. ches more
or less TO the nOriherly side OF Beech street
aforesaid, and thence thereby westerly 81
ieeI more or less 10 the place OF beginning,
be he contents ther. Of what they may.
Seized and taken in execution az the
property of Charles C. Handsberry and
sallie T. :. his wife and Andrew Queary.
Elvini Query, VIM. Forrest and Mary
Ann Foster, l. T., and to be soid by
JOHN Ply LIE, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Once, n ew Castle, April Sd
1873. ap5.eod1
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S,HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ Of LevRri Facias,
To me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sa1 Shipley St =,
kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 23d day of April, A. D., 1879,
at O'Clock, p. M, the following described
Real stale, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
brick dwelling thereon erected, situate
in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid ,bound-
ed and described AZ follows TO wit: Re-
between KING and Market streets at the
distance OF 81 feet inches from King
street at line of land conveyed to Rebec-
| ca Il. Gallagher; thence with said Gal
| ldgher's line southerly parallel with X ing
| street " feet To Sbipiey's line thence
westerly parallel with 18th ST, eet 80 feet
| 70 stake, thence norIheriy para lei with
| King street ~ feet TO the said side of 18Th
| street and thence Herewith easterIy SO
feet To the place OF beginning. be the con
| tents more or less. Book V, Vol. Z, Page
l6, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John B Whitson. and sarah
| j.. his wife, and D. Is, ana 10 he sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sherff.
Shefih's Office, New Castle, pril 5th
INIH ap7 -eodts
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WANTS.

NIANTED.-By "A young man from the
w Country, a situation as clerk or book
keeper. Good refeTences as to learnir and
character will he given, and very mod
crate salary required. Address "B" this
office. febS
Wy ANTFD.-Fine shirts omake at .
w dozen, s3 "A half dozen. In a ku-
perior manner for rs cents apiece. goo
tit guaranteed. Cali al 32b East Eighth
street VIM. MILLER.
dfc26-tf
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(, HEKIFF'S SAbE.
10 BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
to me directed, Will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, NJ the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4I Shipley st .
kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY,
The 26th day of APRIL, A. d.,
1879. at O'Clock. p. m, the followi ing de-
scribed Real Estate, viz.
All thai certain lot or piece OF land stu =
ated In Christiana hundred, bounded and
described as follows. 10 wit: Beginning on
he northeriy side OF Eleventh street ex-
tended, and Its intersection with the west
eily side OF Terrace avenue and At the dis
tai ce OF $50 feet from the westerly side OF
Union street; thence along said side OF
Eleventh street extended, westerly 400 feet
10 the easterly side OF WoOdlawn avenue
al 60 feet wide thence along said side OF
said avenue northerly and at right angles
TO Eleventh street extended l6I feet To q
corner OF land of Anna McHugh; thence by
| line OF said land south H feet and one
quarter degrees east 400 g. 100 feet TO the side
| OF Terra ce avesue aforesaid; and thence
| thereby southerly at right angles TO Elev-
| enth street extended, 1855 feet To the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
| they may, with the use In CON mon Of
Eleventh street extended, WOOdlawn ave-
nue.and Terrace avenue forever; with three
frame dwelling houses, two frame barns,
| and "a frame workshop thereon erected.
seiLed and taken In execution NJ the
property OF Thomas l.. sneath AMI Rose
Ann, his wife and I. l., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE. New Castle, April
9TH, 1873. ap9-3tawts
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- HERIFF'5 SALE.
~ BY virtue of a writ OF LevAri Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4l shipley st..
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware. Oh
SATURDAY.
The 3rd day of May, A. D., 1879,
At O'Clock. p. M, the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece OF land stu
ate In the city OF Wilmington Aforesaid,
and having brick house thereon erected
n the northeast corner OF Seventh aud
King streets, and having front on King
street OF II feet and inches and extending
back and aloig seventh street that sam @
width AZ feet inches to a 8 feet side alley
leading into seventh street, with the PRIV
ilege of the use OF said alley forever, and
containing within those bounds eight hun
dred and thirt en- feel eleven and i've
sixths inches To land, be the same, more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of sophia Z. Cleland, widow ana
devisee of Thomas X. Cleiand, deceased
surviving moTtgagOr, ana fmna X Gle
land Annie v ilsOn. Thomas II. Cleland
Charles S. Clelsnd, Sophia Il. c. eland, T. /.
len shoemaker, John ". CIeland and Elix
Clelai d children and devis ees Of 1homas
Il Cleland, deceased and Jordan A. w ii.
Annie + Cleland, wife of James II. Shoe
ma ker. husband o. said Ellen ShoeIn tko
and /. t., and to be sold by
JOHN PYI f, sheriff.
Sherif1's tffice, New Castle. April i4th
is7J. aprl6. eodis
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.Hr.klFF'S SALE.
- ny virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed To public
sale, at inc
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 Shipley ST.,
kept by John J. Dougheriy. In the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county. Della
ware. on
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF n writ OF Levari Facias, 4,
TO me directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the
LAFAY ETTE HOTEL. sil Shipley St.,
kept by John J. Dou ugnerty, In the City OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 23d day of April, A. D., 1879,
vt O'Clock. y. IN the following described
Real Estate, viz.
All that C rtain lot or piece fland with
lying and being situated in the city Of
Wilmington, In the county OF New Castle
AM State of Delaware, bounded ard de-
scribed as follows, that IL To say: Begin
ming al the middle OF a ~ feet wide alley
on tue westerly side OF raInall street at the
| distance of ~ feet from the puberty SIDE
| Of Eleventh street; thence westerly and
| parallel with Eleventh street y0 ieet 2
| Inches TO n stake; thence northerly and
parallel with Tatnall street ls feet To "a
stake; thence easterly ana parallel TO Elev-
| enlh street ~ feet inches TO the u Bforesaid
| side of Tatnsll street; and thence thereby
Is feet io the middle of said alley To the
place of beginning, be the contents within
| said bounds VIII Al they may.
| Seized aud taken In execution as Tho
property Of william a. Reynolds and An
ME T.. his wife, and tn be sold by
JOHN Pl LIZ, Sheriff.
Sheriff 's Office, Ne caslie, April 3rd
1873 api-eodts
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CHEPIFF's SALE.
- By virtue OF writ OF Levari Fhciaa.
to me d, rected, viii be exposed 70 pubic
sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
IL Delaware City, In Red Lion hundred
New Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
The 18th day of April, A. D., 1879,

at 2 O'Clock p. M, the following described
Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground
situate, lying and being In .he town OF
Delaware city, in the hundred. county
and Stste kforesaid. ON the northw.sterly
side OF Clinton street northeasterly side OF
Fifth street, ana soulhesst-rly side of
washington street, containing IN front or
breadth on the said Fifth street, 20s iett
and extending In length or depth on the
IA Id Clinton and Washington streets, re
spectively, $50 feet. Bounded northwe T.
erly by the said Washington street, soutn-
easterly by the said Clin,on street. south.
westerly by the said Fifth street, and
nori heasterly by ground of John White
mead, be the same what II may, win
large brick factory, two o-storieA high, win
back building, frame stable, six twO-stoT
houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF John G. Higgins and Elizabeth
o., his wife. and Charles y. Marchand
and II. Matilda, his vile, and VIM. BOW,
en-, John C. Nichols, Geo. l.. Postles and
william 4. Cleaver. I. It's, and 10 be sole
by JOHN PnLE snerim, =
ehsrin's ONCE. New Castle, March 18th
1919. maI3'-eodts
II
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NOTICE,.

EMovAL.-The meeting. - -
~ MIA Loan, No. ., will In ino ino Ierm,.
held In the Capelle Buildlns 'r T. future |.
between Second and Third s,,r. Ing slres
api4-3t -NSIElS,
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NUTICE.-THE DIAMOND .r,--
IN LOAN ASSOCIATION aea,i riAIs
Series OF stock for sale; the frs, vnshev ra1v
may be made any time 10 The ~. ssers,ss pssas
mar11-im col Shlpl,y ~ o., a ne
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OTICE.:M Mechaulcs' Loan -
N lion offers Tor sale $40 s.s,aso nssocla.
STOCK. FIRST payment on the ,ecpna aes ,s ,lss
day In May. Application can ss b.',l ~ iIsr
WIN j. MOnROW. Secre,a's1sh
"p,'eoue All Fretch slIs, l
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oTlCE The Delaware Loan -
~ ZION now offers new stock for ,'%a ~.
,,ma in n,s, ~ ,paymei't may be made a, I's q,
ap" COL Shlpley 81, apd A..
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NJ OTICE.-The " ilmlngton Los, =
~ cation now offers new .tocS ,'Ir ~, as. ~
Inc nrst payment may be made !, we y.
ume 20 tne secretary GRO. t. MaRIs
maI3.-lm @l Shipley st. 2na A..
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once. No. 10, f. Sixth street eJ".u w.
Market and King; Hours, Ss M ,eMs IN,
2 to s and To Sp in. NJ y
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WILL THE cArrrAt ne REMOVED,

The House OF Representatives passed an
amendment to the e~onslItut ion by a large
vote, for the removal OF the capital 10 Sedslia.
Now, we in behalf OF the people Of Miller
county do most seriously object to any such
g movement, for many good aud valid reasons
which We will give Ia case the Senate should
be so mad and insane as 10 pass II, The
idea OF a great State through her reprasen.
~'at!ves, breaking and ahnulling a positive
agreement and contract made and entered
into, with every property holder In Jsferson
Oity and all this surrounding country;
would DO reyolting TO think OF; but suppose
they should leave the banks of one Of tha
greAtest rivers in the world, we hope and
trust they will next consider the claims of
Tnscumbis, Miller county; being situated on
the banks of the next largest rivor In the
Great State OF Mo-, with pure water and the
most salnbrious and invigorAting air. fresh
from the noribern and northwest regions.
with her a.gh capped peaks OF mountains
overlooking the thousands Of never failing
pure crystal fountains bursting ont from the
base OF these bills, c~ourbing thor wnv
through the rich and aluvial Yalleys, to 70.
fresh man and beast, TN they empty them
selves in tho common RESERVOIR, called tbs
Usage river also. we have a number of fine
snlpber springs that could DO utilized and
made the Dos. watering places TO inviRorate.
strengthen, and restore the many wearried.
delapldated depleted and debllllated soions;
who may thus be afflicted from overtask and
fatigue in tho discharge OF their Committee
clerks, &c., S.. Nov, we trust our repre-
tentative and Senator will seriously impress
.apon the mind OF the General Assembly, tho
afctesain reasons aud the thousands Of others
that could be tuRgestsdi a few Others are:
ruseumbis is 10 the center Of the great State
and at the crossing OF a great national
highway from 81. Lonis to San Diego and
one running from JEFF City ts Little Rock
Ark. both TO bo on an air line. The noble
generous people OF Miller, will donate
1000 acres OF her ..ane lands, a large salt
peter cave thst has only bssn explored Lalf
mile into the ~recesses Of The bowels 81
~oteer Ssrtb, having an Aperture in tie