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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

AiuII line OF chip. Leshorn, nj.
Ian, seven. End aud Tape Hats, al
BALLS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

IOOS,,i,s OF , hid ren's Hose, from
Sc upwards, At BELLS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

Dr.. ]. G. Mccoy, 1910 Eoff street,
straightens cross. eyes and cures hare-lip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

THOSE black cashmeres that we reduced
from 65:. TO Soc. are very cheap, and only
few more pieces left at Geo. g. Roth's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

only three pictures were sold, the highest
price being $50 for Wallaee,s "on ne
suscuehanna.n When Wheeling people
buy pictures they are Determined % Sc &c
that there Is full measure Of CANVAS IN
them.-Salbmtills Gasstte.
Corr DE soLEiD.-The tirst case o. sun
occurred Al Martins Ferry last evening,
and Il said TO have been fatal. The vic
lin was one OF the. laborers In the Ben,
GOOD Mast furnace at thai place, hat al
name our informant did not know.
THR domestic relations Of Marcus CLARK,
foreman Of the vigilant Engine company,
have been very unfortunate for some time
past and last Saturday eliminated In his
vile leaving him withoutgiying any notice
OF her departure. Marcus says she Is no
longer bis wife and warns every one from
trusting or haIboring her, as he will not
pay any bills contracted by her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
6iuches and about stationary,
Business on the leyee dull.

The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
6fnches and about stationary.
Business on the leyee dull.
The stockdale passed down yesterday
morning, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Andes left last evening for Cincin-
natl, with a.good trip out.
The Wheeling, Tuscarawas Valley &
Cleveland r. r. Co., have concluded ne.
gotiations with Mr.. Henry Seamon for
the use OF his wharfboat for freight de-
pot.
The local packets are running as usual.
The Pres Ellison is the Bellaire packet,
leaving at the times specified in her time
The new Cincinnati packet Scotia will
be launched, it is expected, on Wednes-
day.
Capt. Nat Earhart reports change in
the channel at Guyan. The water now
runs down the Virginia instead Of the
Ohio chute.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made
considerable OF concession In regard TO
the color.blind test, and 1t Ia now in order
to revoke the order in regard to the pro.
PoScN SuhhHc VI nikhhin WhiSh 6Ooo Jaw
effect July LIST.
The wonderful steam catamaran, which
has been in process OF construction for
three months, at Nysck, N. Y, is now al
most completed, and will be launched
within two weeks. 1t is owned by Com.
yornies, and II is TO be used for carrying
passengers between New York City and
Nyack. The rate OF speed it is expected TO
attain y thirty miles per hour.
by TsleSuPA.l
PrrrspuRaB, May 95.-River 10 inches
and stationary, weather clear and warm
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-River falling;
4 feet and Ii inches in canal. Business
dull weather pleasant. Virgie Lee, Mem.
phis to Cincinnati.
ClNcISNATI, May 2A-River z feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived st. Lawrence Wheeling
laid up. Departed CAT Memphisi Gold
en- Crown, New Orleans,
ST. LOUIS. May 25-River fallen
inches, 10 feet and l inch by gauge
Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived
Fannie Tatum, Omaha; Josephine, St
Paul. Departed: Dippold, barges, New
0rleansi Belle Lacrosse, Ut. Paul; Helena,
IVicksburg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

Infants Lace caps for SOC, n
BELL'S, Il22 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

Chlldrrn's Gnuze Vests for IL Lee
nj BELl,S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
CHEAP DRESS MATERIALS.

On, bupIrod pieces Dress Goods some o. T !, N
ara Worlh so and 10 cents, We oner 10 e'$s0 WV -
ApS !: Snd sas PEI ss, ooosa Cashmere. at the
low phes Of Is cents -. .,,,.o,n.
est N he ely at cents per yard
Our sptrS sock II Ds, Materials offered " Tet y
ehsSo during This aeeK, and We invite every Gus "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

THERMOMETER kxuoRD.-The following
sbowS the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepi's drug store, Open
Hanna NnYftaf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

Now Is the time tie buy your carpets
We are selling at cost for cash,
GEO. g. Roth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
EXTRAORDINARY
SALE THIS WEEK.

:, s,,., and pr,s, oools at the IOvetthey have
yet reached tbs season wh,. s,,,D.,
E,sIaut summer slIk, 10 Black and mhi@ 9f'P''
NJ s. cents per yard "a co.ohuen.
IN M IioII strlp $, reduced to O. cents pr yMd'
~. Din ,,n.ek, Ia the new shIdss, sold every
,hsrs ais 10 reduced y IS eenis per yatu
Th.m,st al gAuI Of all Is tue sold Enset aiAsuis'
4, III a. NOV oder at IS cents per yard
Rl,rE Or, C,raIa sllIAt 81 oO. considered cheap
M. ,,ro, GrLn silks at 81 u, very handsome.
p,,ss Or. a au silks 81, fully worth - W.
Coio,,d md Black Dlna,Ce silks in all Shades
resy much reduced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
SALT RHEuM

Ten Years. Treated by Ten PhysI.
clans. Used all kinds Of
Medicines.
Messrs. WEEKS a POTTER; Dear SIE-T feel II
my duty 10 Inform you Of what your CUIICuRA hRH.
EpiEs have done for niO. l have suffered from Salt
seiAnS, and taken any Iautiiy Of meiIene Sith0u,
cure u Ill took youT remedies, which have been
PERFECTLY successful in my case leaving tbs skin on
my face, scalp and body as White and Tree from hu.
-, -, .n : TtPaks H. LovDoY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
E0R SALE AT s. so PER ACRE.

1915 acres Lind In lincoln county, W. W.. s
miles hom Coal River, Is lies IroG1 CHARLESTON,
200 ler under cultivation, 4 log D. elinE HouSss
tobacco H0uAs and other out buildings, or.
chardL 8 sores suscopu 10 Of eaSy euitIyntI,n
All dnely unher'd with White Yak, Poplar, &C., "a.
cepl that under eultivat on.
erms-tibe-thlrd cash and balance In 1 and
equal yearly payments, With Intmest.
W. v. HUGB BRO,
Heal EstAtS AEent
pplb ian NaTkat stT a.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
ITCHING HUMG3

John VIZ. Hobbs, E,q, Nortt. H.motoa. N. H..
we'll known ~ the originator III tue ,.itiSens Lima
Co'ches, R0stou, sIittS that he has been eur,d nv
the Cor VA REaRoIEs Of az ItehIns aumor from
men ne nas essn great sufferer, a. all his friends
t.s. ne eohAders them the greatest remedies o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
DOR SALE

.sALE-ELIGIBLE AND DEST.
l. kABLE Family kesldeUc. hat Ia 70, o ny,nI.
cut and we'll eaVd dwelling Of Alex. Tarner, ESQ !,
l2s Chaplpe ~ eet, being \ lick bu idlng cOntIiu
Ing N'ouyenl-nt rooms, excellent ea.Iaf Ras and
water throughout the house. 10 the hest o. condIt,
situated IN one Of the best reiKhbo hooI, IN The
city the only reason for selling being the sma nuu-
Der Of the owner ana occupants family, nov rel ling
there. tor further informs ton applyf 10 ALfXAN.
DER BONE, General Buslnes Agent, 1878 Market
street. q nglt's Block, over City BasE. mylS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Blood, skin and scalp Hum0rs.
Arc prepared BY wKEKs q POTTER, Chemists and
druggists, $50 Washington street. Boston, II FrUnI
street, Toronto. Ont, aud snow Hill, Leudoh, aud
70 for sale by all Druggists Price u ,uTIouRA,
small xes. 80 cents; large boxes 81. REs.LvENT,
81 per bottle. CuIlCuRk MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP,
Is oonts per cake. tur1cukA MEDICINAL SHAWN.
oAP, cents; in bars, for BARRIERS and large CON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

merchant, is very much disguised with
the insulting manner and profanity oil
street loaiers, and as his place Is sort oil
lOstipR place for some oil these, he is hay.
ing a large sign painted. to the effect that
he will pay sos TO the biggest, LATEST and
most proiane" oithese loungers. Others Of
our business men should initiate his ex.
ample and stop this nuisance.
"wHRRR are you going% has been
asked a good many times OF the officers Of
the English Lutheran Sunday School
concerning their first great excursion Tor
this wear. The answer has been: "Don't
know vet. Look out for lines OF iniorma-
tion,n We learn the meeting tonight
will likely decide where and vixen, aud
hundreds OF people will rejoice to go and
spend day amid the joys afforded.
SUNDAY picnics with beer are not con.
duciye 10 morality. Both Wheeling and
steubenville had this proposition we'll
iliustrated Yesterday, in the one case blood
being spilled by the bucketiul from the
score Of participants In disgaceful fight
and In the other one man being nearly
lvne TO death by some Of his iniurated
comrades with whom he disagreed. Taken
ali in ali this is a right lively section Of
country.-S,eubaElle Gdiette.
TuE funeral OF Miss Emelia Dick,
daughter Of Jacob Dick, Of East Wheeling,
was one OF the very largest ever seen In
this city for so young girl. Her Sunday
School class, her room mates In the Fourth
Ward School, and q large number OF other
children were present. Flowers, beautiful
and "a g, were strewn around In prolusion.
Miss Dick, although but twelve years Of
age, was greatly beloved by all who knew
her, and her untimely death Is Q sad blow
to all her friends.
WHEELING Is having an art sale, in
which some very fine paintings are on ex.
hibihon, The first night OF the auction
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
OIRculT CouRr.-Judqe Melein.

Adjourned until Thursday at 10 o'clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
lhe Qntelliqenter,
nan An.ertisemenIs.

once. So,. 10 ana n Fourteenth street
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

Tee Dallas Tea Tines reetlss ID
details u eAsa thAi ceylAialy prsscut
sans ef,as nosi rsmarkAlis feature
ku5v e ,ls h.siafy q Jurisprudence +
tbs coaatIy Tlm occurred 10 War.
aaaca'g aatieg Soc last term u h,
kls oaaiy district c6au A c5lop.
maa was addicted iar ea0nsg into
cslsF.faey g murder lie va,
hfouEht % tHal. Tie evidence Va.
sifong aoA IN spite 'of tie good GFbi
Hate i9 lis defence BY his attorney BE-
vas convicted A melton for new
ifial wss made and The iudge, seeing
that 70 error II law was made. aud e
berisg tee evidence Sufficient pr0mp,
y oFfauied the motion. When tho
prisoners were trough,in to be senten
ced Ibis nssf2 was among them when
asked ifhe bad anything to say why
sentence should not be passed upon
hIm. be said be knew anything he
might say would have no weight with
The coari. a III The forms Of law bad
eeeu complied with. aud be must 60 10
ne pepitentiagy bot that he had some
thing 20 say to his colofed friends and
with The permission Of the Court he
would make few remarks. The
Count told bin that be would listen.
The negro started Of slowly aud de-
hboraieiy reviewing the testimony,
showing the Inconsistencies Of witness
e. statements, aud then carried agay
with the idea q the wrong done him
be bus, forth 10 strain Of eloouepce
seldom heard When be sat down the
Judge said sam. thought you guilty;
don't think go now, aud will set aside |
.he judgement overriding your motion
Tor new trial and give you another
nance. 20 eloquently had the negro
presented bis case that the county at.
orney dismissed the case, and the
prisoner walked out OF the court room
free man. This ia tie first case in
Texas at least, where man brought
y TO be sentenced was ever turned
2ose Every person present says the
fort was The finest over heard. The
egro is uneducatcd and common
eld.haud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
TImsIy CaMtian

Genuine Hop Bilters are put up ia
square paneled. amber colored bottles
with white label on one side and print.
Cd 10 black letters, and green Hon
cluster aud on the other side yellow
paper with red letters revenue stamp
over the cork This is the only form
10 which genuine Hop Btters are put
%, and the sole right TO make, sell and
use then is granted to the Hop Bitters
N Fg Co. 81 Rochester, NY, and
Toronto, Ont, by patent, copyright
add trade mark. All others put up in
any other way or by any one else
claiming TO be like it or pretending 10
hops, by whatever names they may be
called, are bogus and unfit for use. and
only put up to sell and cheat the peo.
PIE on the credit and popularity Of Hop
Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

Gee I. Lease. e waisibsry. asa c..
tered : pea e sos guilty. aad gmsi.u,
sad Lewis wefs eemnitsea q auat /.
pre- ''nihnfy Asafisg Mar 10. Tie ID
Haa nos bsiuE sonsaefea impliea.es
was released A autopsy was hsla.
At Tie orgAas we're iogua "a slisktl,
cohgessed copditlos, bGt noa ss@eiest.
y - As e cause DEAN. The stomaet
WAs taken osi aad sealed up 10 be ana.
lyred bsfoieIthe peat hsArinK. Tks
ronas, kmsllse Aeskef. isA soarss
mAsealiae sppeariag creature aud looks
capable q auy anoabi q crselty. while
the soa. who is rot considered Of aver.
age intellect, i large AHd coarse, Both
looked as 1hosgh is poor circumstances
Lewis Meaker modified his confession
~ saying that bis mother had nothing
g % with the murder. and that be con-.
miited j alone, bot tie anst statement
i TIE more probable and The one gener.
orally believed. No motive Is assigned
for The eruel deed except getting rid Of
The care Of The girl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
NOTICE.

The resident propriet0rs Of the town o
/ Ninhsli, 10 the County 81 Bennington aud stat,
| OF vermont, are hereby botihed that the tarss
asesstd BY san TowR and state for the year
1918 remain either IN whole or IN part unpals
90 the following lAncs u wit.
hbont ~ seIst OF land, lu5 acres being ths
same shs decided by James II. Capen 70 Nancy
Amsdon, November "a. 1873, recorded Ia BOOB ]
Page isl .hd n Ieeo H. ospeD November isth.
being part o. Lot No. 6 10 Let kEngs and knosp
As the Bar ut HHl" Lot, aud being tbs cams
land deed 80 b. John X. Parsons to ksnsy Arss.
dth. Ieo 9TH. 1873, and recorded In Book 0, page
sze, ~ aefss Of lsnd being the ssma premises
decided ~ Mari !. and J. W. Woodcook 10 Easey
Amsden July 2stb, 1878 asd recorded II Book 3
Esgs .sls set ia the Ast 70 Eaney Amsdsn, ~
About 81 serss 81 lsnd, 50 acre. bsinx IA.
NORTH ban 81 La 30. 10 the ca, range. ss
acres Of land decided ~ James Dougia,, IL
Crawford Anedsa April z3d, 1878, 81 seres IN
land oe Lot Ne. "a the GtH Rage aEd being
the sans laud decided by Paul Bsdelf 40 Crs1.
ford AmsdsD July lTth, 1873. u aerss III Iaad be-
Ing part Of Lot Nc. II In tbs 9Th Range And
dssdsd ~ Mason Briggs to CfGpf0fd Ansdeu
lee. nth. 1874. n seres u land Ga ths Wsstsri,
BAH Of Let No, 10 The 9Th Range aud being ~
sane Hand decided hy Leonard Foster 10 gr.w.
ford Ansdon, Nov. lsth. Iy7z IS sefes % tbe
west part q tue Esst half u III No. { Ia lbs b
T Iass - - lAf ~ 70 orasfard Aineaos
Aeout ~ acres o. land 90 lot No. 5 ssAl il
ths ~ fAngs and beasg tbs same lad aesssd II
ffcd ADAMS ~ Hsbrg b DtAh MsFeh sth ls7s
y. y ths hsi . Fred Aaaas Tar stss.
And - nueh ofRaid l3ad wiii - s5iA A uubfge
saetloh sl the Ian u Mrs J y Aorfan. 4 sid
hishsli % the Ssh dsy n MAJ = d 1853. At
2 lsseek p a., a. shsii BE REQUESTS q diseA1ges
~ ~ 49, 80 49, sts@ nhlsss FteFiorR1 pad
DATED Al VISUAL thls isth day q AsrcA, a. ;.
fsss ,. &. BEAsos. csHse.er
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

With The adven, o. warm ,,...
rope@nping wall again be = 49,,
Az eminent surgeon taQqEH ,..,a ~,
rppejampipg prodnces y .,i,n,as .on,
cussioas On the lpinta which im,iogc
% the esas, causing i the frat STAGE
sesaA''s'is' Sad ans ny resulting ii ,he
sea'h o. The bone. He thinks that pa
rear and teachers should be warned Of
ais dangerous sport. aud eradicate ii
entirely hon the grounds Of
children. as II i rainous 10 lis effects
aud Is the prime cause Of more cripples
among the female portion OF the com
manlly than probably sBy other cause.
lie alec added that. during The practice
ot bis profession. deaths bad been occur.
ring. under bis observation. which
were the result Of THE pernioious pas
ime. Ia conclusion, be said II
wosld wAru children against rope
Jumping. aud woeld advise parents
and teachers 10 prohibit il under ell
circumstances.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

The anti.third.termers are 70 hold d
convention at ST. Louis to protes,
against the nomination Of Gen. Grant.
The gathering will not contain grea,
many men Of national reputation.
though Il bids fair to be quite large in
point Of numbers The Tact is appar.
ent that the number Of Republicans
who will bolt Grant II nominated will
be quite small. aud no representative
Republican bas yet declared bis inten,
tons TO boil, George William Curtis
who i very strongly opposed TO Grant,
has refused 10 express any sgch inten-
tloa II Is bard TO fad a candidate far
siiher party, who Is entirely free nom
objections and who will sui. every man
70 The party, and we are glad II Cug,e
has come TO bic senses 10 this re.sesl.
We all have cur ideal, but III 1ap
have the same ideal, aud Il Is asqlqg
expect unaRimily in politics.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
NOTICE IN INsOLvENCY.

STATE oP VERMONT, District Of Manchester a,
10 the Matter q James l.. mccall, Iusolyent
Debtor.
To the creditors Of sAid Insolvept and All
others whom it may concern
Take notice that at the second and third meet.
ings Of the creditors Of said Insolvent debtor
held At the Probate Office In Manchester 10 said
District this day, the undersigned assignee, cub.
mitted bic account to sAid court aud ded III
rame 10 The Office thereof A. provided by ssc'io n
~ Of the Aetto estHbith Courts Of Insolvency:
aud that he will apply for = settlement Of the
same preparatory 70 a final dividend, aud for .
discharge from all liability a. Assignee
At Court Of Insolvency 10 be held IL
the Probate Office In Manchester IN said District
90 the 10Th day OF May 1850, At 10 O'Clock q. N,
IS provided by said section 3d.
Dated al Manchester the 2sth day OF April.
1889.
RUFUS w. COgAET.
siEA Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
NOTICE

The aonrosidsnt propretoTs % the Tswn
or WsnhAll, IN the County Of Bennington. arc
hereby notihsd thst the taxes assessed hy stid
Town sud State OF Vermont within the three
Years neit preceding this date remain either Ia
whoie Or Ia part unpaid on the following lands
10 wit.
100 acre Of land known - the Dsy place and
described ~ fuloar beginning 1t stake aud
stones, standing near tic middle ~ lhe old road
leading 90 ROCKVILLE, and Ia the East line Of the
Town ot Manchester, and at the Nerth .west cor.
ner al Lot No, 20 IN The 18th range, in The Gore.
thence Easierly, on the North iino OF said Lot 2O
100 reds TO the center Of the Gore, thonce NORTH
lG0 rods to stake and stones thenee West l60
rods 70 Manchester line; thence on said Man
chester line r. the place OF beginning. Set on
the let TO Elizabeth Bowman. Tax. % al
50 acres Of land, IL being part Of lot No in
the lith Range, aud being the same land decided
by Joel and Mary Howe 20 Geo. ". Sessions. on
March "a, 1875. Set in the list 10 Geo W. Ses.
sions. Tar, t2g7.
And 20 much Of said lands will bo soid AZ pub.
lie auction, at the Inn OF Mrs. ]. 4. Morgan, in
taid Winhall on the 2sth day OF May A. D. 1880
az one O'Clock p, m, as shall be requisite 10 dis.
charge said taxes with costs, unless previously
paid
Dated at wiuhall thi. 18th day OF March p,
1880
49Sw b G, BENSON, Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

President Hayes il reported to have
said daring the past week. 10 converse
ton with political and personal friends,
that BIS survey ol.he situation couyinc.
ed him that neither the Ex.Presideat.
Mr. Blaine, nor SIR. sherman would
be dominated, bat that il lay between
Mr. Kdmuuds, ME Washbune and
Hamilton Fish Mr.. Hayes is enc Of
The shresdest politicians 10 the Repub.
iIcan camp, and be has perhaps the best
aeaas 10 form. a correct judgment, for
he IL not candidate himself or the
friend Of any Of the candidates. and
men Of all factions come to him to talk
over the situation His opinion, there.
fore. may lie considered at least as val.
liable as anybody elsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06
NOTICE.


The Resident PROJECTORS o The Town a,
Winhali In the County Of Bennington and STATE
| OF Vermont, are hereby notified that Tho t,x,s
assessed by said Town aud state for the yosr
preceding THE date remain either in whole on
IN par, unpaid on The following desorbod lsnds
| in sAid Town, TO wit
About S67 acres n land 80 actes being tho
1 north bali OF Lot No. 2, in the oh nsuge. AS
acres OF land decided BY Jsm.s douglas. u
Crawford Ameden, April Esd. 1873; 80 seres Oh
land on Lot No. a. the 9Th RaHge being the
same land decided by Paul Bedoif 20 CraWford
Ameden, Jan. II, 1873; ~ acres Of land beiug
| part OF Lot No. II in the 9Th Range and deseIih
ed in deed from Mason Briggs 60 Crawford
Ameden' DEC. ~ lNl, u acres of land On the
westerly half OF Lot No. 5 In the 9th Range. and
being the ssmc land decided by Leonard Foster
| % Crawford Ameden, Nov, IS. 1877: 50 Acres on
the west part OF the east hAlf o Lot No IN lie
deR. Tar, tii 70.
About l2it acres Of lard, $40 Aeros being the
gAme decided by II. Il, Stevens TO A. p, Graham
June 4, 1887, aud recorded Ia BOOK c, page son
WinhAli Records, also all the land and promises
decided to A. T. Graham by Lewis N, Eprague.
Jan. Is, 1859, and recorded in winhall Records
Book Z page 81. also all tho land and premises
decided by Richard Bond to A. T. Graham. Feb,
II 1888. and recorded in Book T. pages 1902 aud
Jos OF Land Records Of wiDhAll no acres of
ana u beng Lot NO in TIE It'll Range, part OF
Lot No. ) 10 the ID Range, and being the AAma
land decided TO A. p Graham by Horace Allbee.
May 10, 1851. and recorded 10 Winhall Records
Bood 2. page 500, 70 acres OF land being the
same decided BY Louisa stoddsrd to A. 4. Ora. |
ham, Oct. 2 1861 aud recorded ID book Page
sH OF Winhall Land Records also the land |
and premises decided by Lucius ID. BuTbee 10 a. |
!. orahsm, sept a. 1870. aud recorded In Book
y page l2S OF Winhall Land Records, also the |
n fsrIn decided by 4. j Gray TO A. y. |
Graham. June le 1873, aud RECORDED in BOOK |
page Ssl, OF Winhal Land Records, Lot No. 4 /
IN the bth range, and rs acres on Lot No B |
~ the 10Th Range. set IN the liat TO A. p Grs-
ham. TaI, s75 o.
And so much Of said lands will be sold Al nnb
nc auction At the Inn 81 Mrs ]. \ Morgan In
said Winhall, on the 29tn day 81 May next. At |
o'clock p m, as shall be requisite 90 discharge
sSid taIes with costs, unless previously paid
1880. 'F'''' = -
5Osw GEORGE A. CUMMINGS. Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-06

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