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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-14
EAAIEWN>krArEs

WAsHrNGToN. July l2.-The Prssi-
dent today signed the commission Of
B Neil Of Salt Lake City. a. Governor
Of the Territory Of Idaho. vice Mason
Braymsn. whose commission expires
July 23d.
CHICAGO. July l2-The Tribune says:
Crop NPOrts received by telegraph and
gwen in our columns are conflicting in
character. and vary according to the
different localities from which they pro-
csed. In general, however. the show
ing 10 not 90 favorable for the wheat
harvest ss few days ago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
ExcLusIvRtY TO IN. ISrEIIIGRxcER.
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

PORT TOWNSEND. July 13.-Arrived, ,
ship Dashiny Wave from San Fran.
cisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"OMNES PROSINY' ...HEALTH FOR All.

The Skae-it gold fields do not cra...
half the excitement a disoyde,sss
jBIadder or painful Kidneys producs
in every 50 affected person. lnfIars'
nation Of the Bladder you have II va.
cannot retain Urine. Your Kjdnes"s
ifaffected, will show 1t by having ns;s
in the back. Excesses or Indlsc,"'
tions..in either sex..Wiil alvvavs NJ
the above diseases. Wipe them a..
OREGON BLOOD PUB,
Ie remedy Not Discovered but MAJ.
lies, Good sense, and adapted to this clIm.s"s
get il for you. 'Ths Original" Insist upon hssi..
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
NF. Dashlell.

OF the late DR.. R. L. Dashiell who's
death was announced In an earlier sdi.
ton the N. J. "Times" of to day says:
DR.. Dashiell was o native Of Msry.
land, having been born in the Town &
Salisbury in 1926. At the age Of ID
he graduated from Dickinson College
Carlisle, Penn. He Immediately begsH
preparing for the ministry, and sftei
going over the required course Of study.
he was admitted to the Baltimore Cod.
ference Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church in 1948.
He filed various charges to which b
was assigned in his native State unit
1860, when he was transferred to thS
Newark Conference, and appointed
the Central Methodist church, Marks,
street, Newark. Thence he went 4
Trinity church, York street Jersey City,
remaining there until 1854, when b
returned to Newark to take charge ot
st. Paul's church, Broad street. ThreS
years later DR.. Dashiell was assigned
TO the church at Orange, N. J. Durins I
his pastorate in Orange he was asked
to become President of Dickinson Coli
lege.
He accepted, and in 1868 took charge
Of the institution from which he graduI
ated rs years before. In 1871 be was
appointed Secretary to the General
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, which important
position he held up to the time Of bis
death. In 1878 he was selected to ac-
company Bishop Merrill to Havana and
Mexico, to look after the ecclesiastical
and financial interests OF the Methodist
mission work in those countries. Dur
ing his travels the cancer which ulti-
mately caused his death troubled him
greatly, and it is thought the three
months work he then did largely
aggravated the disease.
DR.. Dashiell was considered one o.
the ablest members of the Methodist
ministry, and was greatly beloved by
all who had ever sat under his minis
trations. In politics he was q Demo
crat. During the war he was warm
supporter Of the Union cause, uphold
ing 1t not only in the pulpit, but on
the hustings. His denunciation Of what
he styled the "heresy of secession"
were always earnest, and at times Bit
ter. DR.. Dashiell was one of the char
ter members of Roseville Lodge, F. and
A. M. He leaves widow and several
grown-up children"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
An Active Publishing House.

Messrs. T. B. Peterson & Brothers :,
306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, have
just published the following new
books "The Little Countiss," by o.
tave Feuillet. "Nana, and L'Assom-
miCr," by Emile Zola. "The American
L'Assommior,' a Parody on .Zola's
L'Assommior.'" "How She Won
Him or, the Bride of Charming Val
ley" Major Jones's Courtship," with
q illustrations. Angeles Fortune"
by Andre Theuriet. "Dosia," by
henry Greville, and CLYDE Park
Sketches" all in uniform style with
their editions of "Henry Greville's"
popular works. These books are very
entertaining and are meeting with the
great success they so richly deserve.
Booksellers are requested to send in
their orders, and all Book Buyers
should send for Peterson's full Catalc-
que. Address all letters to 7. b. Peter
son & Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
Also at the same time and place the follow.
DOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold, at Woodside, Christiana Hid.
on the old road 10 Brandywine Springs, thre'
miles from Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IT, 1880.
AtS.3O o'clock, Q. M,
driving horses, 2 COWS, coming in kEN8
profit, head OF young cattle. One 48x
thresher by Melick, W0rthingtOn & Co., with
long belt, / hay cutter. plough and harness,
cultivator, barrsw, hay fork with ropes and
blocks, grindstone grain and feed bins, % hot
bed sashes, wbeelbarrow, 2 ladders, 2 step
ladders, weighing beam, cross cut saw, broad
axe, some tools, useful sundries. carpenter
benches, halt interest In ~ acres Of wheat in
ground, a large quantity OF household furni.
ture Of every description, including handsome
parlor furniture, such as curtains, pictures,
piano, bookcase, several pieces OF valuable
antique furniture, small Farrell and Herring
library, freproOi, oil cloths, parlor and bed
room carpet. mattings, pair Of globes, geo
grophical and astronomical; beds, bedding,
bureaus, china, glass and earthenvare. Kit.
chen utensils and furniture, numerous sun
dries, also a four seated carriage. A top
buggy, sleigh, harness, saddle, etc
TERMs.-All sums OF SIS or under cash, all
above that amount, a credit OF six months by
the purchaser giving o Dankable note with
an approved indorser, interest added.
RICHARD B. OSBORNE.
L. W. Stidham & Son Auc. 81 42tw decd Is.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
SECOND EDITION.
sheria's sales.

At the Lafayette Hotel, yesterday af-
tsrnoon. Sheriff Pyle sold the following
properties:
A lot of land with a two-story frame
dwelling house thereon, on Townsend
between A. and B. streets, South Will
mington, owned by lsreal V. Connell,
at suit of Citizens Loan Association,
was bought by Joshua Maris, for the
sum of $3.50.
A lot of land with two-story brick
dwelling house thereon, at the corner
of Maryland avenue and Cedar street,
owned by William Thomas, at suit Of
Citizens Loan Association; was bought
by joshua Msrris, for the association
fer III, sum of $3.50.
A lot OF land with a three-s ory
dwelling house thereon, at the corner
OF Eleventh and Tatnall streets, owned
by Frank D. Turner, at suit of Citizens
Loan Association, was bought by JOSH
ua Maris, for the association, for the
sum of $500.
Two lots of land with tenements
thereon, on Third street. between Pine
street and Railroad avenue, owned by
Edwari O'Nisll at suit Of Franklin Loan
Asst ci alton, for the sum of $50.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
LOCAL TIME rAsLE.

TkAlhB LuAVu WIhUiA6IVNs
io.oa 1880 q. m.; iais, ia.ss, a.sO, 400, $40,
100, s.4c p. m. On Sunday, n $40. o.
For New Wy YORK: an, f.oo, 1909, q. M, lais,
1880 .. M, Limited Express, b.4e, p. N.
For Baltimore and Washington: l26l, alo
s.3b Q. M; t2b2 p. m. Limited Express
l.o4, SIS, p. b. On Sunday, l2.bl, alo
For baltimore and Bay Line: I.os sp. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.ss q. M,
For NJ New Z; Uas.ls o. s.ls, q. m., i.,o sso p. m.
For Delaware X. R.: SlSA m: LILO, Csc p
m.
No Sunday trains. AF
For Wilmington Northern Il. h.; SD, Q
m; sos, p. m; $50, p. m. Sunday except
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: I.lb, 1870, Am.
$50 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Phfladelphia: 12.43, 2.08, $50, p.lo o. m,
LAOS, l242, l.o2, abo, 4.20, STA, Gas, 100,
500, lilo p. m. On Sundays: la.As, 2oa,
1910 .. m; 7.st, Ills, pm.
From Baltimore: 2lt $50 o. ela. m; laos, 1887,
sss, go p. m. On Sundays; ai'' o. M
From Washington: Els, Q. m.: laos, l2s1,
Sse, s.se p. m. On Sundays 2lSa. m;
From New castle: $50, $50, u.sO q. IN.
6.7b, 6.A6 pm. No Sunday trains.
From Dolaware X. B.: aso .. m; lilo, e.At
From wilmington q Northern R. X: SEQ
0. m. u.30 q. M; and 6.8s p. m.
From Delaware Western Il. h.: 500 .. N,
216 p. m.
TIArNB soR WILMINGTON LxAvx PHILApHI-
FILA.
FromBr street and Washington avenue
y.so, 500. 1889, lL4S Q. m; 1.3o, 400, 100,
Sis, 800, 100 s.45, l1.3o p. m. On Sun
From Thirty Second and Market streets: Los.
sao. 1.sb o. m; 122e. 100 900, ll.ao p. m,
tJp SnndAvB' los.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
yHsYmDAY's Hsws.
DUTIES or sUsPERvIsORs.
The Jadicfary Committee's BILL
The Arrest Of Election Oiheers.

The Jadiciary Committees Bill
The Arrest Of Election OiIlcers.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-Ths House
committee on the judiciary agreed
yesterday to report favorably to the
House Representative Thompson's bill
''to regulate the number and pay Of
United States supervisors Of elections
and special deputy marshals appointed
under sections 2,0l2 and 2,02l Of the
revised statutes" The bill was amen
ded by the addition Of section rela-
ting to arrests on election days, and
provides that not more than one deputy
marshal shall be appointed in any
voting precinct or district by the
Marshal Of the district in which such
city or town may be situated; that the
supervisors appointed by and under
the authority Of section 2,012 Of the re-
vissd statutes and the deputy msrshals
allowed by section 2,02l, as
modified herein, shall not receive
more than sl.50 per day for
their service, AMI the marshals
shall not serve more than three days
and the supervisors more than six days,
for which they receive pay; that no
other fees shall be charged for any SER
vices by said officers to the United
States, nor shall any other fees be paid
them out Of the public treasury; that
no fees shall be paid except in pursu.
ance Of an express appropriation by
Congress for that purpose; that it shall
not be lawful for any deputy marshal
or supervisors Of election, or any per-
son acting by their authority, to arrest
or imprison on election day any cleo
ton officer, acting as such under and
by virtue Of election or appointment
under any State law, for tany offsnss
against the election laws Of the United
States or Of any State, but the warrant
or process for such offenss may be exc
cuted at any time after the close sfsuch
election day.
(Under the decision of the U. s.
Court here, making the Statute creating
applicable to Delaware,
this change In the law will apply to
the supervisors appointed here I'd. }
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
Who Owns "The Pirates of PEN
zRMcee"

ZHncef"
WASHINGTON, March ga flood OF
kilograms poured into the Capitol to-
day from the agents of Messrs. Gilbert
and Sullivan and others, who have lust
ascertained that on the I'd day of Feb
ruary last Mr.. John Ststson, of Boston,
took out copyright on the composition
entitled " The Pirates of Penzance. I"
Spofford, the Librarian of Congress,
states that no effort whatever has been
made on behalf Of Gilbert and Sullivan
to copyright their work here, although
they might easily have doue so if they
had desired.
The Librarian has no right to refuse
a copyright to any person who seeks to
copywright new work, and Mr.. Stet-
sons papers were duly issued. The
number of kilograms received to-day
indicate that Gilbert and Sullivan's
agents are badly scared about the mat
ter. 1t is supposed that attempts will
be made to stop the production of the
piece by suits at common law, but the
impression exists here that any mana
ger who chooses can now bring out the
"Pirates."
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
HOW THE PAINTINGS SELL.
a Good Attendance-SlOW Blddinl
and Small Prices.

a GOOD Attendance-SlOw Bidding
and small Prices.
At the sale Of paintings of the Gale
Collection at 8l4 Market street last night
there was a large attendance, and the
bidding was rather slow. The prices
we're rather low, and some splendid
pictures sold at 3 surprising sacrifice.
The paintings sold and the prices re-
ceived are as follows: "1ems of Swiss
Scenery" A. Tabouin, $3.50; compan-
ion piece, $3.50; "soene in the Canton
of ZURICH" s. Hypolite, $1,000; Sin
the Mediterranean" and companion
piece, W. Wilcox, $1,000 each !; "Coast
of Cornwall" R. Fenwick, $3.50; "On
the Cornish Coast" and companion
piece. W. Thornbury, $4,000 each !;
"Lake Of Frienze," A. Kslberer, $50;
"Winter near Munich and Scene in
Upper Bavaria" NJ. ]. Richter, $4,000
each "Csnal Scene at Rouen," MAJ
celia, $3.50; "Fisherman's Daughter"
J.J. Oxford, $40; "Piano LESSON" Jan
sen, after schoultz, $50; "Coast of
Normandy" +. Labruyere, $50 "View
at Della Greve," C. Kuwasseg, "fils;"
$42.50 "Sebago Lake." Me-, C. W.
Knapp, $40; "signal Station; Snow
Storm" MI. Fighter, $40 "Autumn
on the Winooski River" C. W. Knapp,
$65; "Cherub" and companion piece, J.
Sutzen, $l5 each "Alpine Scenery"
and companion piece, s. Hypolite, $13 :
so each; "The Mendicant," Jansen,
after Werner, $40; Chickens" and
companion piece, A. Verhoesen; 81, so;
each; Fishermen on the Coast" G.
W. Nicholson, $19T50 "View of
Frankfort n-Main," C. Kuwasseg,
"fils," $47.50.
The sale will be continued and prob
ably conclude this evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
YnsrxRBAY's HHws.
LEVY COURT.

A Large Number Of Persons Pres
emit to be Assessed from 1t. Ge0r-
ges Huadred.
Specially Reported fer the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, March 10, 80.
The activity of the Levy Court yes
terday in pls :ing names upon the as.
sessment had tendency 10 incite
large number Of others not assessed to
come over from Wilmington, but when
it was announced that quite large
number We're coming up from st..
Georges Hundred to get assessed, under
advice not more than fifty came over
from Wilmington. The train north
brought from Middletown about tssventy.
five persons, ,kwhite and black, and the
time between the interval Of the arriv-
ing and the meeting Of the Court was
occupied in making the necessary
voucher afiidavits BY. Esquire Frank B.
Richardson, Promptly at l0t O'Clock
the court was called 10 order and the
preceding days journal was read.
The committee appointed to audit The
accounts Of W. ]. Eliason, collector Ut
St. Georges Hundred, reported errors
amounting TO $527. rs and recommended
allowances on the same. A committee
made a similar report for White Clay
Creek Hundred, the errors amounting
to $250.6l and recommended the usual
allowance to W. M. Hawthorn the COL
leotor. Errors in the dog tax was also
reported amounting to $151 for the
same Hundred. The following names
were then placed upon the assessments:
William Cook, Eighth Ward: William
q. Eckel, New Castle; John L. Elliott,
Sixth Ward.
On motion of Mr.. Wier several names
on the assessment Of White Clay Creek
Hundred were corrected.
Assessments being again resumed,
the name Of Thomas c. Cook. Eighth
Ward, was placed upon the list.
Mr.. Silver presented and read the
resignation Of Benjamin R. Ustick, one
of the lately elected Jail Commission
ers, which was accepted.
The name Of Francis A. Bayard, Sew
enth Ward, was placed upon the as
sessment; also Joseph Winder, New
Castle, and Thos. Candy Jakes, Tenth
Ward. At this writing there are about
one hundred and fifty colored men in
waiting to have their names placed
upon the assessment, the most Of them
from st. Georges Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
Fair Dealing Appreciated

That the people know how to appreciate
and will patronize good, fair square dealing
store has been tul y proven by the steady in
crease In business from week to week in the
boot and shoe store OF l.. Mari, IL Z Fourth
street, and if the people of Wilmington and
surrounding country will only keep sharp
lcog out f. ON time to time for Marr's adver-
tisenent they Will find it will be to their ed
van aye to go to II L. Fourth street 10 buy
their b, Ots and shoes, tor he has his eye open
all the time for bargains, and has secured
some big ones lately, which he is Offering at
the same figures as before the rise in the price
Of leather. Here are some of his prices: A
Mans Working Shoe Tor 81 90 Mems CATERS,
bargain, $l.25 Ladies' toyed Lace, 81 26 ;
Misses Lice, $l.O0; children's >chsol Shoes rs
cents and goods Of all grades up to the finest
quality We would advise all who arc in
want of Shoes to take the advantage OF the
low price of these lots, as we have not the
least doubt they will all soon be sold Re
member the place, IL E. Attn st., two doors
IRON King. l-l7t.W t.s
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
p. W. & II. Premiums.

The p. W. Il B railroad company
have issued circular TO engineers
and tiremen, offering premiums for the
best mileage to the ton of coal, for the
next three months ending May 81, 1850,
to be equally divided between the en-,
gineer and fireman. For fairness In
dividing the premiums the engines have
been divided into seven classes as fol-
lows
1st Glass to receive three premiums :;
list Premium $780, End, $24; 3rd,
$1S.
End Glass to receive two premiums ::
list Premium, $24; End do $1S.
3rd Glass to receive one premium Of
$1S.
4th class to receive one premium of
$1S.
9Th class to receive one premium of
SIS.
9th class to receive five premiums
lst premium, $50; End, $2l; 3rd, $24 :;
4th, $2l 5th, $l8.
7th class to receive two premiums:
ISL premium, VIA; Znd, $lo.
lst class to include all passenger
engines running through on main line.
End Glass to include all Engines rum
ming regular on Wilmington Accommo
dation Trains, and Through Passen-
ger Trains. Delaware Division.
81 Glass to include the two Engines
running Limited Express.
4th Glass to include the two Engines
running Port Deposit trains, and the
Engine running the Harrington Train,
Delaware Division.
5th Glass includes Engines running
on the Lamokin Accommodation
Trains.
9th Glass includes all Freight En-.
gines running through on Main Line
and Delaware Division.
7th Glass includes the Way Freight
Engines, and the Engines running
Extra Freights between Philadelphia
and Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
yhe pills or the World.

Are Ilr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, ST.
gar coated, without an equal. They never
gripe or sicken in operating, move the bowel,
the lost energies by promoting the healtns
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains IN the right or left side Dr
through the Lungs Indigestion, Costiveness,
SicS stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching LIMBS
Bilitou9ness, Languor, General Weakness
are tne only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
ness or leaving tho bowels cGstive. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
free IRON the danger of prevailing diseases
Sold by dealers and country store ST eepers.
Asa for Dr. Simms Pills and take nc Ctbers
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning.
ton Lei. Philaleluhia. 6l2 A rch St
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, at the residence
OF the subscriber, near the new Cathedral
Cemetery. on the Lancaster Pike, being
about mile and hall from Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, March 18th, 1880.
at O'Clock, p. m, as follows:
work or driving horse years old, two
FARMISG IMPLEMENTs.- good German
town carriage, ! set OF carriage harness, !
hsrse cart and harness, open wagon, one
plow. Harrow, cultivator, / hay and fodder
cutter, grlndstone, double and single trees.
forks, scythes, maui and wedges. also q No. 8
Cook stove, and household and kitchen fur
niture.
TERMs.-All sums of $25 and under cash,
on all over that amount credit of six months
will, be given by the purchaser giving bank
able note with an approved indorser,
JAS. W. MoCLOSKEY.
Thomas Brackin Auctioneer. 3lo-1tW-2td.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
pzsH rnrRSAr's LATE ssr,.,
SUGAR BETS.
A Farmers Experience I'm p...
Them.

- SH esoH 1AV0EA0DG0 In Rates
Them.
MRssRs. EDIToRs II sss h.
weeks REPUBLICAN, that II farmers ny
consult their own interests iptsl,,.v.u vu
ly with view to future profit sa ~
will not fail to make q trial Of bes, ,u au
ture.
Now somebody thinks tb.v J..
struck q bonanza for farmers, II oaI
farmers were not suoh ignoramuss, Su ~
would work their land intslligsm.1I tI
Now most Of this intelligence ' msa
work. All ttls writing and t,lsi
do not raise bsets. You cannot al,
them BY theory, You have to come do.l
to hard practical facts. Neither viii, Ill
do to 60 to France or Germany WIN VIII.
they have cheap labor.
/ see In Maine the average psr a,
was 81 tons the past season. How n
that pay the farmers II they paid NJ
sameperton (e4) a. the Delaware r.
Cempany.I am going to give nv sxnsI
ence the past season in raising An sc,i
Manuring the ground, one day. nj
and two horse teaIa, $500; plowipo
day, 2 horses and man, Sl.5O work.,
ground, / day, man and 2 horJss. si'
30; drilling, day, 2 men and 2 bo,ssi
e.; cost Of seed and fertilizer, Oil, ,51
working beets s times with oultivsto|
$500; hoeing and thinning, 4 men,
days, $1,000; hosing second time.
men, 2 days, a.; harvesting and III
ting, a men and 2 horses, 2 days, sld
hauling to cars, ! day, 4 men and
horses, sS. fetal, s58 90. Rent Of lsuJ
about IS. Total, $e4.5O.
The quantity Of beets raised was \
tons or $50, at "a per ton, not verv Il
couraging surely, but l want to n
again this season. My beets wei
planted In rows 2 feet a part and thi1
ned to 8 inches in the row. | though
that not many more beets could pro|
on an acre but here reports come Of 4
tons per acre. In the items Of cost b
charge was made for manure as ths
went to the permanent Improvement d
the land although the present crd|
would take some out.
1t will be seen that the charge n
each man and horse 81 per day excel
for thinning $1.25; that part Of M
work comes the last week In June, ju1
at harvest time when wages are hiQh
But the beet sugar company will sal
q good deal Of that work can be don|
BY children, but | had not the childrs|
and 1t had to be done by men or not \
all. In conclusion / will say q few tol
that did not ship l am feeding to mil |
COWS with good results, they are wort
more than "a per ton for that purpose,
A FARMER.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-11
PUBLIC SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE

OF
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order of the Ceurt Of Chan.
eery Of tho Stats Of Delaware, In and fol
New Castle county, made at the February
term, A. u. 1880, OF said Court, will be expos.
ed at Public Sale. on the premises In the
city Of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY,
18TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1880.
At five o'elsck P. M,
The following described Real Estate, being
the property Of james v. Williams, q person
OF unsound mind, situated In the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, and state Of
Delaware, bounded and described as follows
All that certain lot or piece of land in said
city, described In the petition as No, 2, begin.
ming at point on the westerly side of French
street between Ninth and Tenth streets, at
the distance Of so feet southerly from the
s0utherly side Of said Tenth street. O corner
Of land now or formerly of P. Spencer vii.
liams; thence westerly and parallel with said
Tenth street, 100 feet to line of land now or
formerly OF Elizabeth b. Hilles; thence south
erly along said line OF land and parallel
with French street, eighteen feet to other
lands Of James V. Williams; thence easterly
along said line OF land and parallel with 10th
street aforesaid, 100 feet to the said westerly
side of french street; and thence thereby
northerly IS feetto the place Of beginning.
Attention will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid, by
JOSHUA T. HEALD, Trus. or by his Atty.
Attest. J. M. Housman. Reg. O. q. $3.50.