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d Pied for the Sn,,J7o,rer.

According 10 N. Grunert, ofIithu-
ania, tho sUnllower is there uniYer-
sally cultivated in fields, gardens
md borders, and every part ofthe
plant is turned to practical account:
Ahundrcd pounds of seeds yield
forty pounds Of oil, scarcely inferior
to Trovidenceoil, and tue pressed
residue forms a wholesome food for
cattle, as also do The leaves and the
green stalks, cut up small, all be-
ing eagerly eaten. The fresh How
ers, when n little short Of bloom,
furnish dish for tho table which
bears favorable comparison with
the artichoke. They contain q
large quantity Of honey, and SO
prove IN attraction TO bees. The
seeds are n valuable food for
poultry, or supply fine greats Of a
delicate almond flavor; ground into
-four, pastry and cakes can be
made from them; roasted, they
supply a pleasant drink, and boiled
in alum water they yield q blue
coloring matter. The carefully.
dried leaf is used us tobacco. The
seed receptacles are made into
plotting paper, and the inner part
of Il,n stall. intn - fiDs writing,
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Il Bto0dV Code.

People wonder why tho Chi
nese who como 10 this country
are. so slow 10 renounce allegiance
10 their mother government.
When they read the following
lis: of penalties 10 which China
men are subjected for renouncing
citizenship, their wonder will cease.
They are us fierce as the code Of
Draco:
"All persons renouncing their
country and allegiance or dcvising
the means thereof, shall be behead.
cd, and in the punishment Of this
offence 10 distinction shall be
made between principals and &C.
cessories. The property Of all
such criminals shall be conliscaied,
and their wives aud children dis.
tributed as slaves 10 the great olli-
GERS Of state. The parents, grand.
parents, brothers and grand chill.
dron Of such criminals, whether
habitually living under the same
roof or not, shall be perpetually
banished 10 The distance Of 1000
Leagues. All those who conceal OF
purposely cohniye at thi, crime
shall be strangled. Those who in
form against criminals Of this class
shall be rewarded with the whole
of their property. II tho crime is
contrived, but not executed, The
principals are to DO strnngled and
the accessories punished will
blows and banishment."
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Words Of U7sdont

An honest man takes delight in
doing good.
Youth looks at the possible, age
at the probable.
He who declares all mon knaves,
convicts ut least one.
The rarcst gems often lie hidden
in kennels ofimpurity.
Words are daughters OF the
mind, but actions are tho sons OF
the soul.
Wit looscs its respect with the
good when seen in company with
malice
He only is Independent who can
maintain himself by his own excr-
tons.
As a bird VANDERBILT from her
nest, SO is u man that wandereth
from his place.
Return. equity and justice for
evil done TO you, and pay good
ness by goodness.
Find earth where grows no weed,
and you may find q heart wherein
no error grows.
Poetry is tile art Of substantial
ting shadows and Of lending cSis-
tence to nothing.
The faith which looks forward is
far richer than the experience
which looks backward.
There are occasions when cerc-
monies may not be easily dispens-
ed with, Kindness never.
Paradise is where parents arc al
ways young and the children al
ways little.
Love, undYing, solid love, whose
root is virtue, can no more die
than virtue itself.
Many peoplc-aro- busy-in-the
world gathering together q handful
Of therns TO sit upon.
How can NC look with conf
denco to a heaven above, when we
do so little TO make q heaven be-
low, around and about US?
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.Od UollIiMion.N

This term, which is SO expires
sive and significant 10 every Fir'
ginian, is said to have had its orr.
gin as follows:
During the protectorate Of Crom.
well, The colony of Virginia refused
to acknowledge his authority, and
declared itself independent. Short.
~ after, when Cromwell threatened
TO send a fleet and army 10 reduce
Virginia to subsection, the Virgin
ians sent 4 messenger To Charles
H., who was then an exile in Elan
ders, inviting him to return on the
ship with the messenger and be
king of Virginia. Charles acccp'
ted the invitation, and was on the
eve Of embarkation when he was
called to the throne Of England,
As soon as he was fairly seated on
the throne, in gratitude for and
recognition of the loyalty Of Nir'
ginia, he caused her coal-of.nrms
10 be quartcred with.those ofEng,
land, Scotland aud Ireland, as an
independents rthe!smpirc
-aid distant portion ofthe Old Do.
minion. Hence arose the origin o.
the teral.=C Copper coins Of Virginia
were issued even as late as the
reign Of George H., which bore on
one side The coat.of.arms Of Ing.
land, Ireland, Scotland and Vir'
ninia.
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/. A dangerous mau-one who takes
life cheerfully.
Among The recognized small vic:
es arc Eiee-l'residenLs.
Nothing is wholly bad. Even q
dark-lantern has its bright side.
Don't stroke n cats tail the
wrong way; it's madness to dc.
fur"
Cats have no fixed political be-
lief They are usually on the
fence.
4 great many men who start out
to reform the world leave them
selves of for the last job.
When we say that n painting is
horribly executed, do we mean to
shy that it is badly hung?
If Il man who can raise q barrel
is nominated, it can only be on
account Of his purse-onal strength.
Persons who jump at conclusions
are sure 10 leave n theatre before
the curtain is halfway down.
Tho rain falls OH the just and
the unjust. But not on The man
who has just stolen an umbrella.
A gentleman finding his whisky
punch u little too hot, blew it ia
cool il. "Blowing your own horn,
l sec," said his comrade.
Two French Senators meet: II
havO just come from The Senate,
The sitting lasted three hours
"Wlnt passed." "Thrce hours
Clothes don't make tho man
but a good suit goes q long ways
with the car-conductor when he
finds a man who left his wallet al
home.
The exnSpcrated owner Of 4 cor
ner store in Augusta, Maine,put ur
a sign reading: "Wantctl, the ter
LATEST men in town-to loaf or
this corner
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.THED.ElOCRAT
..S.4TURD.A VS.. June 1s
Some LIterestlMa Eacts.

A peculiar substance has been
found by Professor A. .Scacclli in
The lava which issued from Vesu-
vius during tile year 1881. lie
supposes it to DO q new metal, and
gives it the name vestianl.
In Prussia ono person in every
four hundred and fifty is insane.
A Berlin scientist attributes this
large proportion to intcnlperance
among the lower class, and to odu-
cational examining in early years
among others.
Some two years since, according
10 Il foreign medical report, Il girl
Of seventeen received a severe
fright, which, within a few days
thereafter, resulted in total loss
of her hair. None has grown
since, and she remains completely
bald.
a small quantity of the essential
oil Of uloes was recently exhibited
in Edinburg. Its believed to be
the only specimen in the world.
The oil exists only in very minute
quantity i'll aloos, but two fluid
druchms having been obtained from
500 pounds ofaloes.
a process has been patented in
Germany whereby a fUr-like mate
rial is produced from feathers in
combination with other textile sub
stances: The product can be used
for IL variety Of purposes, such us
rugs, carpets, and some articles Of
clothing. Feathers, otherwise
yaluless, can be utilized by this
means.
Tho hats Of natives Of British
Columbia are adorned with figures
resembling tattoo marks. DR..
Daily has discovered that these
marks all have q definite meaning,
being, in fact, records Of events
which have taken place in the lives
Of tI,, the ,;. wearers: Each individual
, mus displays MS history npoh MS
ileyu' ,.,,.,..,,,,. ,,, =
,.tal.. t ,,'1l ~ ~, discovery was wv
i p!..:,aa a.s'uG II .ae region . OF INC
i;:,I;a ". ;..i II y eavs o. INC pnIeo.
;hnae t =, gu .a s.Ghe perlou mere
MSse tou'iu iee!h OF me caSe.oeat
' '.i':I. Win Cravings, some o.
, MnasM fe l..;t ~, human pgTl,hgs
c ~ : VITA !, ! lons hair. neg J!
r9ae pictures must gaze tn9usanes
81 years before llte aowh OF historic
times.
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=Ca,tlaartic.pills

= Ne ~ ~ ss+ts sHSt- 49, ~ - - -
Combine the choicest cntElartic principles {
In medicine, In proportions accurately ai- :
jnstui 10 secure activity, certainty, ntl
uniformity Of effect. THEY are the result
Of years Of careful Stttlyand practical Cx-
pertinent. aIIl are the most clGcrttNll rCNl-
ely yet discovered tnr diseases caused by
arrangement IL the stomach, liver, anil
bowels, which require prompt AMI eEIec-
tual treatment. NrEIi's iii.i.s arc spG-
chilly Rpplit.nilc Ia this class NJ diseases.
Tlmy act directly on tic digestive ANIL
aSSIiuilntiYe rrlTrsN4V. uil,l restore rrgr-
lur lmnItlIy action. THUR extensive iisc
ly physicians IN their practice. aiWl by
oil civilized MutiOns, Is one VI tin innny
proofs OF their valun rs n safe, SlIrc. nlIil
perfectly reliable iNNrgltivc medicine.
being Compounded Of tho concentrated
virtues OF purely vegetable substances.
they arG positively free from c;Ilninel or
any Injurious properties, anil can lo
administered to children with perfect
safety.
ATRms PiLIa arc m cifcc.iiai euro for
Constipation or CuStiveucss, indt-
gcsttott, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite,
Foul St0mlti, and Breath, Dizzi-
hess, Headache, Loss Of Memory,
Sumhncss, BiliouSncSs, jnunilicc,.
Rheumatism, Eruptions AMI Skin
Diseases, Drorsy, Tnmors, Worms,
Neuralgia, Collie, Gripcs. DiarrhGn,
DysGntcry, Gout, Piles, Disorders Of
the Liver, and nil other Diseases result
Ing FROM u iiSortlered state Of tho diges-
tive apparatus.
Asa Dinner Fill they have no cqunl.
While gentle In their action, thCSc
Pills nre the most thorough md SenrIli-
Ing Ca;lMrtic tint can he employed, and
never give min unless thu bowels nre III
famed, and then their influence Is heal
Ing. They stimulate tho appetite and
digestive organs; they operate 10 purify
anil enrich tho bloOil, ind imlart re-
,iewctl health and visor to tbs whole
system.
PREPARED BY On. ]. C. AVER & co.,
Practical anL Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD NJ ALI pRuuG,sTs EVERYWHERE.
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.EanoVuge of tho Hands

The hand has great share in
expressing our thoughts and feel.
ings; raising tho hands towards
Heaven, with the palms united, en-
presses devotion and supplication
wringing them, grief; throwing
them toward Heaven, admiration ;
detected hands, despair and amaze
ment; folding them, itllsncss
holding the fingers intermingled,
lnusing and thoughtrulness; hold,
ing them forth together, yielding
and submission; lifting them and
the eyes to Heaven, appeal; way
ing The hand from us, prohibition
extending the right hand 10 any
one, peace, riety and safety ;
scratching the head, care and per.
picking thought; laying the right
hand on The heart, affection and
solemn affirmation holding up the
thumb, appreciation; placing the
right forcfnger on the lips perpen'
dicularly, bidding silence.
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In Chancery.

I'm Chanccfyt i=#=======
You are hereby notified that have Fixed
upon the 18th day Of June, 1880, nj my Of.
ice in Weston, Lewis county, West Virginia,
10 execute IN order Of reference made by
Tie Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the
29d. day Of February, 1880, in chaucory
causC pending iu said Court, in which you
are paItirs, Plaintiffs aud defendants, by
which said order Il Commissioner oi sail
Court Is directed 10 ascertain aud report any
money received BY The defendant, Norris, GU
the sale Of the land In the bill and proceed
ings mentioned, and Of whom and when
received; to ascertain and report any
money received BY tue defendant, ]. u.
Bennett, on the sale oil said land, Of whom
and when received; to raise aud state al
account between thO estate u John 5. AoI.
man, deceased, and the defendant, Norris,
showing tue balance, II any, due from tho
defendant, Norris, 10 said estate BY reason
Of payments to said Norris; to ascertain
and report the amounts due from Tue d..
Pendants, Adam and Ulysses rIuharty, on
their purchase Of said lard aud II the sur
yey heretofore ordered shall show that they
nre entitled 10 ANY abatement Of PURCHASE
money, to ascertain Tie proper amount du G
from them, II PROPER 10 allow such abAte.
,aCnt to rrPOr, any other pertinent matter
deemed proper by him, or bSing proper, that
may be required by any Of tho PARTIES.
At the time aud place SO Fixed for tic ex.
ecu,iou ofsaid order, you are required to
attend
Given under my hand, rs Commissioner
Of said Court, tue day and year first GoFe'
Ialt.
W. W. BRANNON.
may224w
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LAND SALE.


Luke Murray
rs,
Patrick MurEay's Estate.
Under decree rendered ny the County
Cour Of Lewis county In this case on the
7th Ut February, 1880, will sell ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, In front Of
the court hOusO Of Lewis coupIy, on the
Second Day Of August, 1880,
TINT bciug the first dny oil tic August term
Of the county Court Of said county, tract
Of
96t ACRES OF LAND,
III Lewis county, on the head waters efln-
dian Fork Of Sand Fork OF tile Kanawha
river, owned by Patrick Murray at his
aeath. 4 boundary Of 30 acres out Of sail
irac, has been assigned rs dover to Ilary
Murray, widow Of Patrick Murray, and The
sale will be made subject to her dover In
hat particular piece, so TINT The purchaser
under this sale will not conc Into posses
sion o! said piece until her death.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of Q, u, 10 aud q months, Tx
purchaser 10 give notes with good security,
bUOrI:g interest from date, ind lien tC
exist OH the land therefor.
HENRY BRANNOT,
Special Commissioner.
mayl54w
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Tho beauty ola man parting
Ills hair in The middle appears to
10 that il gives both ears IN equal
chance 10 Flap.
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424 ACRES
LOT OF GROUND

A LUIT UF NNUUNO
In the town Of Weston, fronting o. feet OF
Front Street, and extending back and sOati
of First Street, along Centre Street, l5:
feet and inches. On this lol there is stu,
a,c d handsome frame dwelling house and
convenient out.louses.
All OF said real estate will be sold free
from the dover es,atCln kind Of Mrs. G. j.
luIchcr iLrEein.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Samuel D. Meyers, Q J.Noyets and others.
In Chancery in the Circuit Court
-. Of Lewis County.

In pursuance ofn decree pronounced Il
snid cause BY said Court, on The Cd day o
March, = 1850, the undersigned Commission,
er appointed for tic purpose will proceed al
the front door OF the court house Of Levi
county, Oh the
7th day Of June, 1880,
to sell At public auction, to the highest bid
der, one undivided third Of a iractu
457 ACRES OF LAND,
on Bull Run of Cedar Creek, In Gilmei
county, West Virginia, said 4s7 acres being
apart Of a larger tract Of land sold 10 Sam.
uSl B. Meyers, Adam S. Meyers aud c, ]
Meyers, by GeorgeJ. Arnold, ]. N. Bennett
and Burton Despard.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said undivided third Of said tract O. lard
will be sold upon credit Of 0, 70 and Il
months, and the purchaser will bc required
to execute bonds for the several Instalmrnls
ofpurahase Insney, with good security, and
bearing interest from date; and the title viii
DO retained ms further security.
". G. BENNETT,
may154w Commissioner.
The above .alc Is continued until The %
day Of August 1850.
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Legal Notices.

o..
.------------.--.-----
SALE OFNALUABLE LANDS
cathariuc J. Butcher, Administrative,
Hugh ]. Butcher and others.
III Chancelyin the Circuit Court
of1.cwis County.
pursuance Of decree pronounced b,
said court IN tho above styled cause on til,
s,h day of March, 1880. The undersigned
Commissioners appointed for tie purpose
will proceed, at the froat door Of the court
house Of Lewis county, on the
7th Day Of June, 1880,
TO sell ut public auction, to the highest bid
der,
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A
TRACT OF loo ACRES
OF LAND
on Grass Run, in Lewis county, adjoining
lands off. NJ, Bennett, and near the Poor
Farm, in said county.
Also,
LOTS NOS. 81 AND %,
on the west side Of Centre Street, in The
town of IrestOn.
Also, the remainder in fee after the lif'
estate therein Of Thosnns Hawkins in two
adjoining tracts Of land in Lewis county
one containing
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
situate on tho Yves, Fork Rircr, about six
miles above The town Of Weston, opposite
tho mouth Of lsueh Run The other contain
inr II
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TERMS OF SALE.

TERMS OF SALE.
Said property will DO sold upon 4 credit
Of one, Two and three years, and The pur
Chascr Will 10 required to execute bonds
with approved: security for tie several IL
stalments Of purchase money, and bearing
interest from date.
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JOnatIlan NJ lentett, Milton Norris Adan
Flaliarty, Ulysses FIuharty,z e. N. VII
son: Erastus F: FIuharty and Ulysses S
Fludarty, Defendants.
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The above salc is continued until The q
dHy Of August 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-08

A man living near Bloomfield, N. j.,
has coutrived an arrangement, says the
New York Sun, by the use Of which he is
enabled to get an hour or more OF extra
sleep in the morning, and in other ways
he finds 1t OF great benefit. In many ways
1t takes the place OF domestic servant.
The gentleman has brought out and put
into practical working an idea that occur
red to him about year ago. He is ava
kened in the morning by q shrill whistle.
He at once gets out Of bed, for he knows
what that whistle means. 1t tells him that
all is ready for him to get breakfast. He
dresses and goes into the kitchen, and
there he finds a bright, fresh fire, teaket-
tie full OF boiling water, and other con-
veniences for preparing his morning meal,
All this is accomplished by means oil an
alarm. clock with weights, piece OF wire,
sheet OF sandpaper, and some matches.
Paper, wood, and coal are put into the
crate OF his cooking.stove, aud teakettle
filled with water, and having tiny whistle
fitted into the nozzle OF the kettle, is placed
on the stove. By setting the alarm in the
clock be can have fire at any time he
WlbUeb. W ucu INC dlhItu Al thO SlOtA
goes of, weight falls and hits the wire;
the wire moves and scrapes the matches
fastened to it on the sandpaper; the
matches light the paper in the stove, the
paper fires the wood and coal, and soon a
fire Is under way. In little while the
water in the teakettle boils. and then the
tiny whistle gives the note OF warning that
everything is ready and 1t 10 time to get
up.
"Simple thing, and yet what comfort
1t is," The inventor says. There is no
getting up for me now an hour before
breakfast, losing that amount OF sleep,
and then waiting around for breakfast.
The arrangement costs next to nothing,
and it Is as Trustworthy as anything in
this world. have not had 1t patented yet.
Some persons advise me to, and perhaps l
may. haven't any for sale; got it up en-
titely for my own comfortand convenience,
and It has more than repaid me already.
But Just think, fit were in general use 1t
would save many hard words and do away
with considerable domestic unhappiness
among poor people. Doubtless 1t might
have a tendency 10 make better feeling
between some men and their wives, by
settling the vexing question as to who
should get up in the morning and build
the fire. Out OF this question alone many
divorce suits grow, and this arrangement
would prevent them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-08

Again the gavel sounded from on High In
token that brother has been called TO rest.
The soul OF our decef sed BROTHER Lewis Beck
man, heard and obeyed the summons which
calls from the duties and trials OF the lodge be-
low - the rewards ofithe Lodge above. We
have deposited in the grave his mortal re.
mains, but we embalm in memory's urn his
name and virtues as worthy OF our high es-
TEEN and remembrance. We would preserve
the record OF his blameleSs life, adorned as II
was with the qualities which made him the
respected citizen, the faithful friend and atlec-
tionate father and husband. In further token
Of our respect for the memory OF our deceased
brother, we recommend the adoption of the
following resolutions:
Resolred, That in the death OF Brother Lewis
Beekmau, We have lost one Of our most active
co.workers, who served us with honor and
credit
ReIolrtd, That we tender our heartfelt sym.
pathy to tho bereaved family and relatives OF
our deceased brother
ReJOirsd That the Lodge adopt the usual
badge OF mourning for thirty days and copy
OF these resolutions aud memorial DO sent to
the family OF the deceased.
Respectfully,
VIcTOR RosEEBuRG,
s. KLINE, }Committee.
J.kIsENAN,
Wheeling W. Va, December 8, 1880.
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We are indebted to many friends for
their congratulatory expressions, public
and private, in regard to the recent Opera
House presentation, and in regard to the
scenes and incidents OF the Chicago Con-
yeution connected herewith. Our friend
DR.. Updegraff, member Of Congress from
the neighboring district in Ohio, writes as
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the presentation Of the memorial painting
TO Mr., A. W. Campbell Is received. No
one could appreciate more highiy tnsn
myself Mr.. Campbells noble stand Of the
Chicago Convention, and 1t would give
me great pleasure TO participate IN the ex.
ercises OF the evening, but deeply regret
that 1t will be impossible.
! am very truly yours,
F. II. PIEEPoISr.
PROM JAARs r. cHALLES, ESQ.
CINCINNATI, December 8.
Ny Dear Friend:
I'haye lust read an account Of the pre-.
sentation ceremonies at the Wheeling OPP
era House, It must indeed have been a
happy occasion 10 you and your friends.
| have said TO many persons, and per-
haps wrote to you, that l believed that
that stand OF yours at Chicago
against the Imperialists, was like
unto that OF Arnold Winkleried:
It broke the phalanx and nominated
Garfield. He used the golden opportunity
which it presented to mass upon the
breach all the opposing forces. It turned
all eyes to him as The leader, and from the
time that the defeat Of the resolution to
expel was secured prophesied his nomina'
ton. You will remember my wiring you to
20 for him, hours before he was nomtn::
ated. Why 10 you? Because l recognized
that you had played leading part in that
drama-well nigh tragedy-and could do
much to bring It to happy denouement.
And now when We look back over the
battle field, we thank God and the Repub-
lican Convention for our escape and our
success, and l am glad to know that you
too are not forgotten by your Wheeling
friends as a factor in the result. l con-
graduate you and them on the prospects
In store for all Of US Of continued peace
aud prosperity under the administration
OF Garfield. am as ever,
Sincerely yours,
JAMES K. CHALLRS.
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Top PENT..AN ELEG ANT C0uSIR

DOR RENT..AN ELEG Ant Go ~, ~,
reslience, ,ltuAicd on "Edsin.tos L N, N
and one.bAl miles from ihi' ~ ~ Is,ta
minutes walk Of the klm Grove h,l,,o'1h, .,js' n.
10 entirely new, contains eghs ,SH ~ IA Irs
rcsm, clothCs.Toom Gnd Niilc 10 ~" Tos,,htyA
ISS!e and Conveniently ARRANGED ilae' -, ~.
a,se. house, and ali Necessary on, ,uiIdsns'@ ,5..
oIssy Tbs whole surrounded BY t'o 40 s yIg
acres Of ground we'll fenced in, Tot P'n ot,%,s.
aure by mall Of Mrs lIabeils Ns.,;ry, ,hs tae
sopaily Of Dr.. W. ]. BATES, Jr,, Nv !" ''''-