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MARRIED.

On December cath, 1879, by Rev. p. A.
Long, at Middleburg, Elwood 4. Snader, Of
New Windsor, and Emma Il. Winemiller, of
Middleburg,
On November Ilth, 1879, by tho same,
Samuel A. Harnish and Laura V. Nusbaum,
both Of this county.
On December 9th, 1879, by the same, Mel
son Wantz and Matilda Slonesifer, both Of
Keysville, Nd
November 9th, 1879, by Rev ]. r. Hut
Gibson, VIM. b, Little, Of Waynesboro', Pa,
and Miss Catharine j.. Schriner, Of Harvey,
this county.
December 10th, 1879, by the same, Thomas
j. Hess, of this county, aud Miss Alice Spang
Ter, Of Adams county, Pa.
December 23d, 1879, by the same, John
W. Feeser and Miss Emma j. Hartman, both
oil this county.
December 3Oth, 1879, By the same, John
II. Stoufer and Miss Annie c. Lambert, both
of this county.
December, 18th, 1879, at the house of Mr..
Luther Mclyain, on Baltimore St, Hanover,
by Rev. Daniel SCHNEIDER, Absalom II. Hare
and Miss Mary L. Lawson, both of Grave Run
Mills, Baltimore county, Md.
December 30th, 1879, at the Lutheran par
sonage, Steelton, Pa, by Rev. Samuel Ying-
ling, assisted by Rev. A. r. Miller, Mosheim
A. Yingling und Miss Lizzie NJ. Hostetter,
both of Littlestown, Adams county, Pa.
On the 10Th Of December, 1879, at his res.
idence near Union Bridge, by Rev. ID. W..
Stitely, John W. Strausburg, Of Frederick
county, and Miss Lizzie Il, Harris, Of this
county.
At Gilead, on the 18th of October, 1879, by
Rev. NJ. ]. Allsman, Charles L. Mackey and
Martha J.. Yingling, both Of this county.
| At Giead, on the 18th Of December, 1879,
by the same, l.. NJ. Alleman, son Of the off
eating clergyman, and Emma j., youngest
daughter of Samuel Weikert, both OF l.itlles.
town, Pa.
At Gilead, on the 23d of December, 1879,
by the same, j. N. +. Miller, and NJ. L.
Stansbury, both Of Union Mills, this county.
At Giead on the 2sth Of December 1879,
| by the same, William Bankert and Annie II.
| Reigle, both of this county.
| At Gilead, on the It'll Of December, 1879,
4 by the same, NJ. W. Myers, and Mary J
/ Black, both Of Pleasant Valley, this county.
| On the 2lth of December, 1879, by Rev.
( W. Simonton, Mr.. George W. Weant, Of this
county, and Miss Lizzie ~, daughter Of Alb
salon Smith, Of Bridgeport.
| In the Church Of the Incarnation, at EN-
mittsburg, on the LIST Of January, 1880, by
Rev. A. X. Kremer, Mr.. Willis +. Fisher, O
| Mt. Airy, this county, and Miss Molle 4
Reifsnider, Of Liberty, Frederick county.
I In Middletown, Dec. 81, 1879, at the resi-
/ deuce Of the brides parents, by Rev. l.. ii
Selby, Mr., Obadiah Fleagle and Miss Annie,
| only daughter Of John Rowe, ESD
January G, 1880, by Rev. A. Il. Kremer
/ Mr.. Charles W. Kelly, of Union Bridge, Thu
county, and Miss Emma S. Eysier, OF En-
miltsburg, Nd.
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THOMAS WILSON sANITARIUM
q sITE WAnTTED /

TIME grustees Of "The Thomas Wilson
a Sanitarium, ia carrying out the trust
contided to them Of establishing Sanitarium
for the sick children Of the poor, are prepared
to receive written proposals for site posses.
sing the following requirements, with an &C
eurate description OF the property, on or be-
fore the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1880, with tho refusal Of il for ninety days
thereafter;
1st Location. The location must be on
steam railroad within two hours Of the city,
and the building site not over 1--WE minutes
walk from station.
I'd. Land The quantity Of LAID required
will not be less than 100 acrs faciRg the
south and southwest, with no stagnant water,
marshes or mill ponds in the vicinity, aud a
portion Of i must be in natural forest.
3D.. EtsratioB.--fhe elevation must not be
less than 900 feet above tidewater.
4th. Hater.--A stream Of water Of not less
than 10000 gallons per day, in the dryest
season ofthe year, must be within available
distance.
Address the President, No. Is North Charles
street, Baltimore, Nd.
FRANCIS 7. KING, Prcu't.
Wan. A. FISHER, Jonx CURLEFT,
J, Casey THoMAs, MD. WV. II. GnAHin,
Gro. ". COMM, Wnsox PRocroR.
dec 1885,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the County Commits
sioners of Carroll county, at the next meeting
thirty days from the date hereof, TO locate and
open public road in said county, beginning
for the same on the Nicodemus road, between
Elias 0gg's dwelling house and the culyert on
said road below his house; thence through the
land Of the heirs Of J John Stansbury, deceased,
to Joshua Murray land; thence on the diyid.
ing line between said Murray and Charles
Breining, as far as practicable; thence through
the land of said Murray TO the dividing line
between Moses Barnes and Brother and Lewis
Stocksdale, or near said line to the land of
George BArtholow; thence on the dividing
line between said Bartholow and Stocksdale,
as far as practicable, to the Deer Park Road;
thence on or near the bed Of the old road,
through the lands Of William Gardner and A.
FALL to the ford across Beaver Run; thence
through the land of said Fall and Thomas C.
Brown to the Cockey mill road; thence on the
bed of said mill road to the Baltimore aud
Westminster turnpike road, at Finksburg.
JOSHUA MURRAY,
JAMES w. TYSON,
WIN. II. GARDNER,
jan 3.jt and ~ others.
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The public school teachers, Misses Lord
and Starr, united with the Methodist Episeo.
pal Sunday School in bestowing numerous
and delightful presents, culled from large
Christmas trees, to their overioyed pupils
The farmers find ready sale and fair price $
for pork, grain, hay and straw, which form a
daily traffic with our merchants.
few free fights were INDUCED IN by men
and boys Of color on Christmas morning. On
the same day We witnessed with much mirth
a real Santa Claus, minas his ,'sled and rein
deers, alight from the noon train and pro.
ceed up town, followed by host of boys,
blowing their tin horus, 70 the great disgust
of the aged Santa Claus aud the great delight
of the Juveniles.
The well on the farm Of Mr.. J. Stoncr, re
terrcd TO in our last items. has been com.
pletcd at the depth Of 80 feet, with four OF
five strong currents of water.
At Middle,own, on Tuesday night, some
willy and villaiuons thief or thieves entered
ahe little siorehOuse OF Mr. Levi Rowe, taking
with them very nearly the entire stock, to the
amount OF from ten to twenty dollars. No
clue TO the robbery has yet been discovered.
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The "SIymenlal yoke"
For a clergyman Is ready,
10 unite the hAppy pair

An EVENT. social circles was the wedding
Of Mr.. Samuel ID. Waters and Miss Florence
Owings, eldest daughter of Il. w. 0wipgs,
Esq, Of Lisbon, which was solemuized at the
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday afternoon last,
January 9th, 1880, by Rev. Chas W. Beach,
the pastor, in the presence Of q large number
OF the acquantances and well-wishers of the
bride and groom. The bridal pair en- suite,
entered by the west aisle Of the church and
after the lying Of the knot, filed down on
the opposite side aud out 10 the carriages.
They were then driven to the residence OF the
BRIDES father where private reception was
given. Dir. Fuller Waters, brother of the
groom, and Miss Jessup, cousin of the bride,
acted as groomsmah and bridesmaid. Mr..
Waters and his charming bride speedily be.
took themselves TO the "manor aud CASTLE
Of the groom, blessed with the warmest con.
gratulations Of every one,
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Al the meeting Of the School Board held on
Monday last, 70 close up the term OF service
Tor which the members had been appointed in
1873, all the gentlemen appointed we're pres
ent except Mr., Herring, whose attendance
was prevented by the result Of an accident,
which confined him TO his bed.
Having transacted the business which had
accumulated during the past month, little of
which, however, was Of generalnterest, Pres.
ident Reese announced that all the members
OF the late Board had been re.appointed by the
Court, suggesting that they Immediately quail.
ny preparatory TO q reorganization Of the
Board
An application from School No. 8, In the
9th election district, asking that young gen.
ileman be appointed an assistant teacher was
was presented, discussed, and rejected, be
cause, Il was said, the applicant was not OF
the legal age to authorize, the issue OF certif.
icate to him.
A committee TO whom had been referred a
proposal 10 purchase from the Board part
oil the Union Bridge school lot, reported adj
verselyi and thereupon the Board unanimously
rejected the proposal.
A committee, having been appointed 10
apply to the County Commissioners for funds
sufficient to enable the treasurer to pay the
teachers for the Winter term service, having
discharged that duty, reported lavorably.
on motion the board that was organized in
january 1918, adjourned sine die.
ORGANIZATION FOR THE TERN COMMENCING
JANUARY 9Th, 1880
Ofthe members RI. nnnointed bvthe Cont.
on the 10Th of December. 1879, Iessrs, vii,
iia,, paas, AL III - ~, u
aud DR.. VIM. Reindollar, were present. Mr.
Francis L. Herring, who had also been reap
cident, expressing himself wiling however,
to be satisfied with whatoyer. action his col,
leagues should take in reorqanizinethe Board.
Messrs. Reese, Zolickoiier, Pragh and DR..
Reindollar submitted their certificates of quail
ifcation; whereupon Mr. Reese, having been
called to the chair, directed the members
present TO prepare their ballots for the eec
ton OF permanent President; and the mem.
bers having voted, with Mr.. Hollickoifer and
DE-. Reindollar as tellers, the result showed
that Mr.. William Reese was unanimously
elected President
1t thea appearing TO be the wish of the
Board TO complete the organization at this
meeting so as to avoid the necessity Of u
meeting the next day, Tuesday, the 9th, it
was agreed that should it be thought TO be
necessary, the Board will ratily these pro
ceed'ngs at the first subsequent meeting.
Having requested all persons not members
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correspondent sends us the following /;
The school house at Warlieldsburg was filled
with large and appreciatiye assembly on
New Years night, to witness the entertain.
ment given by the schools Of that place The
programme was excellent, everything passing
OF admirably without the unpleasant mistakes
usual on such occasions. lii difficult to dis.
criminate, as all the parts were well sustain
cd and charmingly rendered. The tabeaux
were all beautiful, among which Marriage
Scene seemed to strike the fancy Of all, al
though it called forth, from few unsatisiied
hearts, a longing sigh. The music thrilled all
hearts, being a succession of fine selections
and lively airs. This department was ADM.
rably controlled by Miss Laura Fair, of Ia
ncytown. The dialogues and recitations
elected frequent applause and much praise
advertising for Servant" was exceedingly
funny and comical, producing much laughter,
while 1.-THE Goddess Of Liberty was stately
and refined, causing close attention and Sc
rious comment. Taken as whole tue en-.
tcrtainment was worthy of older heads and
reflects creditably upon the teachers, Misses
Laura and Belle Poole, for the able manner
IN which it was conducted and the pleasing
style in which it was rendered.
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The Liberty town Banner, oflast week, pub
fishes the following Mr.. Elias AppleF, re.
siding near the month Of Beaver Dam creek
about one and a-half miles east Of our village
and near the road leading to Union Bridge,
has sold his mill property to Mr. Milton Flea.
gel, Of Carroll county, for the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Peter Smith, residing on Beaver Dam,
near the TINKER meeting house, has sold the
farm upon which no now lives, to Moses
Diehl, near louisville, for the sum OF 81 900.
Mr.. Smith has since purchased Mr.. Emanuel
Bohn's property, about eight acres, lying in
small village on the pike leading from Johns
vile to Union Bridge, about one mile from
the former place, for the sum Of $1,000.
On Saturday last, John s. Repp, mortga-
gee, sold the property Of the late Samuel r..
king, adjoining townsville, for the sum Of
Si,05O. Purchased by Rev. Mr. Damn.
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Centenary NJ. Il. Church, this city, was
well crowded on Wednesday afternoon with
the many irieGds who had assembled to wit.
ness the marriage Of Mr.. Andrew j. Thomp.
son, Of New York. and Miss Lizzie j. dBugh.
ter of John Matthews, Esq, OF Westminster
Promptly at three o'clock the bridal party
entered the church in the following order
Messrs. J. Herr aud j. Shrceye; Mcclellan
and Arthur Matthews, j. Matthews and +.
Mlttcn, ushers, three OF whom were brothers
OF the bride, after whom came the bride aud
groom. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. u. Still, pastor of the church, in An
impressive manner. Charles +. Isibcr, Of
Westminster rendered sweet music on the
organ, both before and during the ceremony,
displaying much taste in the selections. The
bride asattiredin handsome travelling dress
OF olive silk, with bonnet aud gloves to match
After the ceremony AN Informal reception was
held at the house of tho brides father, whose
many friends, amongst them the recent pupils
Ol the bride, rendered their congratulations,
The bridal party lett on the 1910 train for
New York, where they will reside, and we're
accompanied as far us Reis,erslown by mum.
Der Of friends.
Among the guests from distance were
Mrs. Thompson, Of Hartford county, mother
OF the groom, Mrs. Harper aud Mrs. Moore,
Of Ballimore Miss Lou Stocksdale, Miss
Rhinehart and others. The bridal presents
were numerous, pretty and useful number.
ing between fifty and sixty In ALL Amongst
them may be mentioned, n handsome family
bible from the brothers of the bride; set OF
silver spoons, from an absent brother; deed OF
land, iroin her parents; silver ice pitcher, from
Mrs. Harper, Of Baltimosei salt Spoons, from
Mrs Moore, Of baltimore; jelly spoons, from
Miss Garlinger, OF Hagerstown; card receiver,
from members Of Sunday school class; hand.
some volume OF poems, from j. NJ. Newson;
and hymn book with music, from +. Milien;
pickle stands, from $. Herr and G. Albaugh
and wife; chamber act, from the sister OF the
bride, with many handsome gifts from their
friends aud companions. The choir Of the
NJ. 4. Church, Of which she was leader, pre-.
scented her with handsome silver dinner
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On Saturday last, the Sunday School and
Guild Of the Episcopal Church held its annual
Christmas festival in the Chapel aud Sunday
school room connected with the church. 0w-
ing TO the fact that the new Rector of the
church had not arrived, the festival was not
as elaborate as usual, the gifts consisting only
of confectionery and nuts to the Sunday school
scholars, while the Guild children received
pretty and useful gifts from their teachers.
A large tree, brilliantly lighted, occupied one
end Of the room. DR., Fouke, the superin
tendent of the school, made few nppropri.
ate REMARKS TO tho children, and a number OF
carols were sung, and o pleasant hour enjoyed
by teachers scholars and friends. The school
is in very prosperous condition, and mum
bers between seventy and eighty scholars.
The children expressed univoFsal regret that
Rev. !. l.. Nicholson, their late Rector, WIS
unable TO be with thom, as was expected, and
seemed greatly pleased aud gratifed at his
afIectionaie messages to them.
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Carroll County Agricultural society.

A meeting Of the stockholders of the Car
roll County Agricultural Society was held nj
tho Court House on Monday last. Mr.. John
II. Chew wss called to the chair, aud Mr.
John r. DiHenbgugh chosen as Secretary
Col, VIM. A. MeEellip, President of the So
ciety, made statement, in which be spoke
of the prospects Of the Society for the present
year and the great advantage il had been tc
the county generally, at tho close Of which
the report Of the Treasurer, Mr. Richard
Manning, was read and adopted, The fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected as officers foi
the ensuing year President, Col. VIM. A.
MeRellip; Vice President, David Fowble;
Treasurer, Richard Manning; Secretary, Fran,
els II. 0rendoEif; Directors, Edward Lynch,
DR.. Jacob Rinehart, Granville s. Haines, l..
T.. SiinglpE end Orlando Reese. The direc-
tors viii meet to-day aud deternline the time
for holding the next fair.
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Salem Lodge No. 90, |. 90. +. Of this
city, elected and installed on Monday night
the following officers TO serve the ensuing
term Noble Grand John G.. Skunk; Vice.
Grand, DIR. VIM. II. Rippard; Permanent
Secretary, +, X. Gernand; Recording Secre
tary, IL. L. Norris; Treasurer, +. A. Sharrer;
Warden, George A. Zahn; Inside Guardian,
Albert Fowler; Outside Guardian, Washing.
ton l.. Brown; Right and Left Supporters 10
Noble Grand, John J. Reese and Ephraim
Fowler; Right and Left supporters to Vice,
Grand, Samuel r Eyerhart and Samuel
Hughes; Conductor, +. c. Sharrer; Chaplain,
DIR. Charles Billingslea Right and Len Scene
Supporters, Milton Deyilbiss aud William j..
Beaver. Trustees, +. A. Sharrer, Joshua
Yingling and II. l.. Norris. Representative
to Grand Lodge, John j. Reese. Janitor,
Georqe A Iahl
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INsoLyENT.s NOTICE.

Jacob RuiRngson VS.. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 9th day Of Deeember, 1879.
~ that Jacob Bnllington, petitioner Cor the
benefit Of the 48lh Article Of the Code Of Pab-
lie General Laws Of the State Of Maryland.
entitled 'lnsolyents,s give notice 10 bis
creditors, endorseFs and sure,ies, that the
Second Monday Of May, A. ID. 1880, is Fixed
ior the said Jacob Buflington TO appear IN
the Circuit Court for Carroll county to an.
swer such interrogatories or allegaiinns as
his creditors, endorsers or sureiies mar pro
pose OF. alleRe against him, and that 4 copy of
this order be published in some nswspaper
printed in the City Of Westminster for three
months prior 10 the said second Monday os
May next, % such notice.
Tests FRANK 4. SHAW. Clsrk
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Notice to Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Of administra.
ton on the Personal Estate of
JACOB MARKER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An per.
sons having elaims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 30 day OF
July next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my baud this soth day Of
December, 1879.
CYRUS SCHwEIGART,
jan AT Administrator.
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When NJ. q. W. ]. Everhart, teacher AT
nace's school, entered his school rnon las,
Monday morning, he discovered that 4 win.
dow had been forced open aud somebody NH
been there while he was gone. A wasbbovl
drinking cup, box OF pens, lot Of slate mcneil,
and other articles wesc missing. 1wotrna,ns
who were seen in the vicinity Of the srhopii
mouse on sunday evening, are supposed TO
have committed the theft. -
:, Daniel and Jacob Lodge No. n. l. o. q
r., elected the following officers las, sa,nra ~
evening IN. e., John Wink, v. a. RIias
Matthias X. L., g. ": J. Everhart; p. s.. ia
a. Ganieri Treasurer Edward 0ursler; Ren.
resentaiiye 20 Grand Lodge, W. A. Wolfe
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PUBLIC SALE

pY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, in Equity, in cause
wherein John +. Bowers and others are com.
plainants, and John Bowers and others are
defendants, the subscriber will sell at Public
Sale, at VIM. Crouses Hotel, Taneytown, at
II o'clock, A. NJ, on
Tuesday, he lSh day Of January, 1880,
a lot or parcel ofland containing Five Acres,
about acres cleared, and acre in Timber.
There are no buildings on the premises. but
there Is a cellar dug out and sufficient stone
there TO wall IT. never failing Well Of Water,
and quite number Of bearing Fruit Trees.
This property adioins the lands Of Noses
Baumgartner and David Forney, in the Frat
Election District, near the Monocacy.
Terms made known on the day Of sale, and
possession given at once.
dec 2o-ts JN0. b. BOYLE, Trustee.
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DIED.

In Manchester, on the6ih of January, 1879,
Ella Grace, daughter Of Mr. John H. aud Mrs.
Mary lamotte, aged / months and % days.
Near Wakefield. January 2, 1850, Agnes
L., infant daughter of fhadeus and Barbara
II. Rosenberger, aged year and I months
On January LIST, 1880, near Taneytown, Mrs
Knox, in her s7th year.
On January Q 1880, near Taneyiown, Mrs
Agnes Rowe, in her 10Th year,
On January Sd, 1880 near Taneytown, of
scarlet fever, William Smith, aged about IS
years.
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Mr.. Josiah Iibberd, an old and well known
citizen, died here several days ago, and was
buried Thursday morning 1T the Friend s
Meeting House, near Union Bridge. Quite
large crowd attended the burial services
btorls are being made by number Of in.
terested parties TO secure siguers TO petition
Tor securing abridge over Dickinson Branch
The debate much talked Of, will take place
on wednesday evening, January 2lst. The
subject 70 be discussed is simply-"Is there
apsviiY. The disputanis arc DR.. Geo II
brown, FJ. Devilbiss and @. +. Norris on
!, me aihrmalise, and Judge SlingluiI David
Englar Of H., aud A. II. Norris, on the neg
alive, Quite crowd is expected 10 attend.
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"a Acres and 81 Peroheg Of Land,

more or less, which was conveyed to the said
Daniel Frazier by "a certain Obadiah Buck.
ingham by deed dated the 26th day of Febru.
AIRY, A. ID. 1866, and recorded among the
Land Records Of said county, in Liber J. b.
b., No. 20, folio 03, &c, and which was also
conveyed to the said Daniel Frazier by a GER
tain Mordieai G. Cockey, by deed dated the
It'll day Of September, A. d. 1864, and re.
corded among the Land Reeords Of said
county, in Liber w. A. Mex, No. 81, folio
1898, &c, Except the quantity Of three acres
and three rOods thereof conveyed 10 the said
Mordieai G.. Cockey by the said Daniel Fra.
zier and wife, by deed dated the 7th day of
September, A. d. 1864, and recorded among
| the Land Records Of said county, in Liber W.
A, Mex, No. 81, folio 1856, &c) Also, all
that part Of a tract Of land called ''Hooker' S
Meadow Enlarged containing Fourteen
Perehes of Land, more or less, which was
conveyed 10 the said Daniel Frazier by Ger.
tain Washington II. Ward aud wife, BY deed
dated the 10th day Of March, A. d. 1855, and
recorded among the Land Records Of said
county, in Liber j. i. B., No. 20, folio 90, &c.
Also, all that part Of a tract Of land called
"Hooker's Meadow Enlarged" containing
IL ACRES AND ROOD OF LAND,
more or less, which was conveyed to the sale
Daniel Frazier by certain Samuel Lanvei
and wife, by deed dated the l4th day Of No
yember, A. d. 1874, and recorded among tn,
Land Records Of said county, in Liber +. r.
| S., No. "A, folio 2s5, &c. Also, all that par
of tract of land called Path containing
so ACRES, RooDs AND 10 PERcHES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
which was conveyed to the said Daniel Fra
zier by certain Cyrus NJ. Gardner and wife
by deed dated the Path day Of February, A,
ID. 1872, and recorded among the Land Re
cords Of said county. And also, oil thos,
tracts, parts oftracts, or parcels Of land called
"Hooker's Meadow Enlarged" Griffith
Delight, - "Hooker's Addition and Glove
Hill,' containing