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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
Miscellaneous News Items.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 12.-The jury in the
case of Mrs. Brown, on trial for the MUIR
der of her husband, returned verdict to-
day of murder in the first degree, and sem
fenced her to death.
EB- A canal bridge on Market street,
Wilkesbarre, broke down, on Tuesday af-
ternoon. An omnibus with horses and
coal wagon and horses were precipitated
into the canal. The drivers and one pas
senger were injured. The horses were
rescued
GB- A dispatch from Babylon, L. /,
says: "a son and daughter of Andrew
Sammis, aged nine and eleven years, have
been kidnapped by Geo. Walton, alias
'Pinkeye Downs There is much excite
ment and the people are searching every
where, The kidnapping occurred two days
ago."
GE The new hotel at Rockaway Beach
is whopper, being l, $50 feet long, and
six stories high. There are 1,500 rooms,
1000 of which front the ocean. The piaz-
"a 10 oONOhty ACOb WldO, ouu OyOOO AcCb
long. One dining room. will seat 6,0OO
people. On the roof is a promenade which
will accommodate several thousand people.
FLUsHINe, L. l., July 13.-The greatest
rain storm of many years occurred here
yesterday. Ia two hours 415 inches of
rain fell. The roads were washed out,
trees blown down, the foundations of
houses washed away, and crops destroyed.
The damage is estimated at from $4,000
to $4,000.
gB-A portion of the city of Waterloo,
Iowa, was flooded on Sunday morning by
heavy rain-storm. Barns and small
buildings were moved from their founda-
tions. and more substantial buildings part
ly submerged. Two boys and one girl were
drowned. The damage to property is es-
timated at S2500.
eBA At Oronoco, near Rochester, Mimi,
the other day, while number of young
men were bathing, one of them dove into
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

WAsnrNGToN, d. c., July IA, 1880.
General Garfeld's letter of acceptance pro-
duced intense satisfaction among Republicans
here, and they are loud in commendation of it.
In justice to General Garfield, and his party,
can but say that in the letter is reflected the
purity and wisdom of the man. All questions
of National Importance are treated in a plain
spoken, courageous manner, and, one in read
ing cannot but help seeing the genuine love
of liberty, and sympathies with all that tends
to the country's welfare, shining out in its
every line. Republicans may well be proud of
their candidate.
Not long ago the Ponca Indians were here
seeking redress from the wrongs done them by
forcible removal from their lands In Nebraska,
and of being compelled TO settle and remain III
a malarious portion of the Indian Territory.
The Indians rebelled and brought suit against
the Government to recover their Nebraska
land, but through the unlawful action of the
Ponca Indian Agent, their counsel was not
allowed communication with them. When
Secretary schurz learned the facts ip the case,
and of the injustice being done the Indians by
forcing them to remain in an unhealthy
country, he Immediately telegraphed permis-
sion for them to leave their reservation, but
that they could not be fed any where else. Il
is to be hoped that the Indians will have sue
cess in their suit to recover their lands. The
expenses are to be paid BY party of rich gen.
tlemen in the East.
The Treasury Department has just published
an interesting and important statement giving
in detail the operations of refunding, and the
amounts saved by the transactions. The
entire amount saved by the refunding from
December /, 1871 TO July 1, 1880, was the
large sum of $5s ,2s9.1 .1Ss. The percentage
saved ranged from one to two per cent The
total amount of bonds refunded is 81, $685.
347, 800
The census returns from the several States
are now being forwarded rapidly to the Super
intendent of the census in this City. Within
short time the clerical force in the Census
Office is to be largely increased. General
Walker thinks the present census, in all re-
spects, much better and more accurate than
the last, and that the growth and development
of the Northwestern States, as disclosed by
the figures, win be surprising. 1t is not
thought that the South has gained, save in
Texas, and that increase Is due TO migration
from other Southern States into it.
OLIVE
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

In trying to stop them he was thrown
in front Of the reaper and caught by the
vibrating knives and literally cut to
pieces, all portions of his body being
more or less mangled. The lad had
charge Of the reaper during the cutting
of the wheat and rye on the farm, but
the horses then attached to the machine
were easily managed. 1t is said that
when the harvesting of oats was COM
menced on Monday two young animals
were hitched in, against his will, and
the fatal accident was the result.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
School Warrants to be Paid.

Superintendent Wickersham is noti-
Tying all school boards by circular that
Treasure Butler has authorized him to
say to them that all outstanding war
rants issued to school districts for the
appropriation of 1870, numbered up to
1900, will be paid as presented during
the current month, and that the balance
Of these warrants, numbering from 500
upwards, remaining unpaid at the end
of July will be paid during August
This will be good news to those districts
that have been waiting for their money
for such long time.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers should remember that most
important duty at this season is to look
after the health of their families and
cleanse the malaria and impurities from
their systems. There is nothing that
will tone up the stomach and liver, reg
ulate the bowels and purify the blood SO
perfectly as Parker's Ginger Tonic, ad-
vertised in our columns. The wonder
full cures of long standing cases of rheu-
matism neuralgia and malarial disorders
is the reason why this pure and excellent
ed.-Post.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

THE TERRIBLE mine disaster which
we report in another column would
seem to indicate that human life is not
well cared for in Great Britain. With
all their boasted superiority and regard
for law the frequency of these disasters
in England show either poor laws gov
erning the inspection of mines or great
disregard of the law. This is the third
similar accident that has happened in
England this year.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
Cash, the DusIist Arrested.

CHARLESTON, S. O., July 12.-Colonel
Cash, the surviving principal in the re-
cent fatal duel, was arrested this after
noon by the Sheriff of Chesterfield Co.,
on warrant from the Coroner of Ker-
shaw County, charging him with the
killing of Colonel Shannon. Colonel
Cash has been awaiting the arrest at his
home since the duel and expressed his
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERs.

THE FREEMAN of last week appeared
in new type and new heading, looking
as neat as new pin. 1t is thus cele-
brating its 42nd year. We hope the
Judge will be spared to edit the paper
as many more years.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20
Cut to Pieces by a Reaper.

A horrible accident happened to C.
Fegley, aged II years, son of Obediah
Fegley, in Maxatawny township, near
Topton on Monday. The boy was driv-
Ing the horse attached to a reaping ma
chine in cutting oats, and after making
several rounds the animals ran away.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-This morn
ing four young men took shelter under
wagon, few miles east of Camden,
during the prevalence of thunder
storm. The lightning struck the wagon
and instantly killed Darbin Rudd and
dangerously injured the others.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

readiness for trial. He will be tried in
Darlington County, the scene Of the
duel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

II Customer" Why are Malt Bitters, so
popular l''
Druggst-" Because, as a Food Medicine,
they enrich the blood, hardea the muscles. quiz
ct the nerves and perfect Digestion 2sdit
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

gF One of the most highly respected
members of the Methodist General Con-
ference is named James A. Miller
There is man of the same name in the
city of Cincinnati engaged in the " dog
business" The other day the Confer
ence delegate received, by mistake, the
following letter, belonging to the other,
which astonished him not little:
st Dear Sir: You have neglected to
send me that dog ordered. What
want is white pup with spots. Please
send 1t along at once. Yours, truly.
s. /. B,D
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

ca In Cambria county valuable COW
belonging to Mr.. VIM. Bilestine by
some means got into the stable in the
rear of John Dibert's warehouse and the
door was closed on her. She was dis
covered there on Wednesday last, hav-
ing been in the stable from the previous
Saturday without food or water. Every
attention was given to the COW, but she
died on Thursday morning from starva-
ton.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

BRADFORD, Pa, July 15.-Last even
ing an oil pipe line burst near Salama-
MICA and the squirting oil by some means
took fire. A 5-year old daughter of John
Washburne, who was playing at the spot
where the rupture in the pipe occurred,
had her clothing saturated with oil, and
before she could get away she was caught
in the flames and roasted alive.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-20

LONDON, July 15.-An explosion oc-
Cured at 1:20 this morning in the Lon
don and South Wales Colliery Company's
new black vein pit, at Risca, six miles
from Newport. The shock was very vi
olent. 1t is supposed one hundred .and
nineteen men were in the pit at the
time, and there Is scarcely probability
that any will be saved. One body has
been found at the bottom of the shaft.
Ventilation is being restored In the mine,
with a view of exploring for bodies. A
despatch from Cardiff says one hundred
and twenty men were in the pit of the
London and South Wales company's
mine at the time of the explosion, and it
is believed all have perished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

nj tho North, largo IN sire, fair aud
handsome, and the tree fine, healthy,
vigorous grower. II 10 one oi the few
which sncceod perfectly on ounce
stock.
CLurqcdu.-A late autumn aud early
winter sort, remarkable for lis beauty
II II large, yoIy smooth aud even,
nearly always adorned with u brilliant
broad rcd check. IN autumn, as The
fruit approaches maturity, It's heavy
crops 81 large. snowy fruit make u liner
display than those OF any other pear,
II Is variable In quality, but when NJ 10
best Is butiety aud melting la texture,
with sweet, very good, pleasant iayCr
II II placed by solno good cnltlvaloln az
nearly first among market pears. ucca'
slonally IL In nearly worthless. We have
known the fruit In unlayOrablc season.,
little better for eating than sawdust, aud
in sOmo seasons u would become BLACK
aud rot before soItcuing, Bui ~ the
trees become older this defect gradually
disappears aud the quality Is more uni
iormly good,
I2flAish Beauty When this pear In
line il IL very fine. when cracked aud
covered with black nildew Il In nearly
good lorlnolhing This defect or disease.
which was 10 generly prevalent on the
Flemish lieauty u few years ago, has
mostly disappeared. aud trees which
the Ownsra thought oi cutting down or
neglccting now give good excellent crops
OF large, Hue, SNOWY pears. For some
cause not wholly explained II does not
bring 30 high u price In the market ~
some other Varieties oi equal merit,
Planters setting out new orchards will
not, therefore, select many Of the Flem-
iah reauly. Country GcDilrmdU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
nnmrmher- rrlends, Rememher,

that DE-. WlsIar's Balsnm oi wild Cher
~ has proven iInrllt0 boa positive cure
Tor Consumption, Aslhmu, Bronchitis
uud all Lung Diseases, II has saved the
lives of many cysn after the doctors hal
said there VAS no hope. Every one
declares that |. goes right Ia the right
spot, soothing nnd healing M II by ma.
gic nll soreness 81 throat aud lungs, A
single dose taken at bed time will gen
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumbcr, aud 10y morning an ordinary
cough ur cold will be- gone, None gen
uinc without signature ui Sanford x
Park Large pint bottles Sl.m. Keep
u bottle always on hand, twill save YOU
many u doctor bill Er sure your drug
gl-l gets the genuine for you, laughlin
Bros. x Co, aud Logan, List 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents. Wheeling. West X
Gilmore, Agents lor bridgeport, q,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
FACTS AND FANCIES

StruNd But wants u Parnell
Bon lNuElsOLL uses pcrlumcry,
GlgcusEa are beginning Ia Organize.
GorD-uEArERs are always on strike.
TENNN.uN looks like an undertaken.
REAL truths are often hard Ia real
lics
ArrEH a light any man can Boo thr
justice vi peace.
Prc,S trees grow in wild proiusion
around Troy, Ala
1ur Bucyrus. Ohio, girla have form
ell a violin club.
Il,It- nLowS roses ave- the iayoritc 30
yiy,y blossoms nov.
uSE London Iirm sold GOOOW cans OF
tomatoes alone last year.
A PromA girl 81 fourteen IL giving
cOncrrlhto pay lor her tuition.
Toss ui l.ustun baked beans find con
suPllun Ia London yearly.
Tur sunlluwcr furnishes new aud la
youlv gnrnilurr lor mlllrncry.
Erwo Jackson. Ncb.. lads were arrest
iOr stealing lee from the river.
TuE PIRATES ol rcnluucc" In cXrru.
rialiugly funny in librritu, but lis mu-
sic does not whistle like "lInaiurr.'
BlsuARG IL reported as drinking bot
To at brandy day. ID must bo dan
gcruus iur the chancellor To approach a
kerosene oil can.
TuE young man who told girl she
srcmvd Ia him uycrHixlccn dldn' ! mend
matters 10y saying hc meant sho was
over "A shoe ul that number.
A ~ Louis lady, CA retiring, always
put hcr diamonds IA the drinking water
pitcher. She knows that no ~ LOUIS
burglar would ~ near thai receptacle,
RruplNu psomiscs 10 b. very active
~ the spring upcu7 Architects are
busy ON sketches, plans and estimates
aud contractors are getting ready Tor
work.
A yurNa lady wins H'cn 10 emerge
from A srrond story window al mid,
night. and descend ladder. There
was man at the bottom oi It, oi
course.
AIuur hollow wu- asked how John
a., BAPTIST vas clothed, lie answered,
lin course gafuupts vl CamclS' hRiT
,,rht lucusts aud Wild honey
Tur telephone h only about two years
uIL but some ul The lukrHahnut II sound
AZ though they we're ragged when the
pyramids were young. H"h"gi'"
Hwk,g.
ANuNchnugc announces that "a NJ.
Louis man who went 10 MuN,c" 10 raise
sheer hn, obtained u footing there. THIS
limits the operations ul the revolution
ists ln a snail territory,
TtE Hinge Italy has conferred The
Order of Annunciatiun on the Mlkado
oi Japan. Ani yet the Mikado has To-
be- lusl ~ shy as a cross dog ~ he was
before he received tho order, - Ro'ion
RUdhi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
Trustees Sale OF 100 Acres VI
L.uud.


10y VIRIuEOF A DIED Of TRUST MADE
ID aud executed ~ Andrew Hamilton " the
undersigned trustee dated an the 18Th day 81
June Isla aud r,,coried IN deed IL irisl bsnk
No, q page bai. Ia tho once II the CLERK IL The
County Court for Marshall county. West Nir
ginia VIII an
MONDAY. FEBRUARY -, lAs0.
At the frnnt door ~ Marshall county Court
iInusr commencing al 10 O'Clock A, n sell al
public auction TO the highest and bcs, bidder
one hundred arIrs uiland un the waters ~ Jakr's
run, Mnnhhil county, Wet Virginia, Joining
land 1T u RAyunsonit Ashton and Others, with
IN one mile OF falnnQpI pike. Abnpi parrrs OF
said land !, under cultivation and all underiAid
with coal.
IFHns ~ sALI s,oO, ot such greater sun ~
the purchaser may desire tO pay In cash, ana The
residue on credit ot six and twelve months
with Interest, the payments ~ be sccurei ny
notes aud approved security also secured 10y
decd of trust an said land
settling a. trustee will convey only such title
~ h vested Ia mr, which u believed 70 10 per
feet. Wv HOOK,
nnsoawt Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

Remember that De. Guysotts yellow
pnck and Sarsaparllla has proven ,lseli
4, h.. the beet blood purifier ever dts
covered, and In por,tiyr cure Iot hefo-
mla anl all Syphiliiic disorders, WraA-
ne, Of the kiAncys, all Nervous disof,
J,r. and Debility, all Urinary and
ni.,,.tiye troubles, eta. fuce al large
ensrt bottles With iull directions, tl.00
K single bottle will prove 10 you Its
,nrTils a. a bcallh-rvneweT, Tor Il acts
thea charm, relieving both physical
AMI mental disIFes., driving out Of Tie
human systew the many us that hesh
anl LlooA IN heir 10, and restoring thc
natural VigoI b. both MIMI ami oo'{
aSLsnstsIby disease aud suffering II
ma rs ths OH lecl young and buoyanL
m makos the young iscl gay, Ianghl'n
Brua. * o.. aud Logan, List \ Co,
Wbolr-ale Agents. Wheeling; West \
Gilmore, Agents for BrldgePort, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
GENEKAI. NOTES.

Stmrmlriu>s hr % mouumrut an
france tu The late rru,r Imperial have
reached Iluul
Er,g professional hCtuUr7 are bob
bling around the country iriIy'I,u. i..
courses against lugruuu AMI hr i",.
tr,uva.
TuE New Orleans P,ru4tHt b, i"riy.
tbr.r yrua obi itNtt viu,rl as an
r,p,rimcut iu journalism tui E'l 'l0
uauc irum tie coin iur Nuth u was
sol 6i cents t copy.
Al h,t account, tha, cigar r,urc ln
Obrrltu. a., over which H' WJ.h Iu7f
has been made tv,gutly. vH. .ul' Iah
ninr. although Indignation meetings are
hrins hvlI nightly 10 b. indeed 0I
that such a soul dcrtrnyiug institution"
should exist.
NiNn r.,srs ul klyrtDmJua have been
recently before The London utNs'rlu''y",
Our ui thr accused parsons was ihc MI
NV IT General officer, another "l "a
Post Captain u tht navy, third ul a
fashionable London Physician with q,
OlO "a lujulurv lhyu utu widow ul
high family, With a Iututurv ui tlQVOh
year. pursued, as proved a ,"nr.' 81
systcmatir .hophitlug ior year. When
the ease hal boyd hcarl, u m,mlyr 81
the Har arose. md handed huT a io'lvd
paper which contained an engagement
ring She tainted
Az orphaned hc,rcss at SheArpor'l
Me, hal syup,gu,c iut '"\rr AMI
two Wllchiul uu,,y, iur guardians she
desired Ia marry, hut the uur.,, w"nli
not give their consent oud she w"uI
loose hrr fortune by JaJsAflIus t,rw.
4 message arrived by telegraph from
London Cor the lower con, day, SAY Us
that lac had fallen heir tu swat wealth
Tho news soon rrschyl thr unClcs, and
they did not Learn uur,l tn wedding hal
taken phrv, with ttr,r consent, that Tie
Young fulks had deceived them With a
lalso report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
FARM NOTES.



The varieties 81 prurs nov under cut
tIyniiun may lee added into three groups
or ra--c- !. Those which long tnai IN
different rrgluns has proved OF eSlahl !'h
,I value, such ~ Bartlett, Scrkcl pa.
rhrs,,. Lawrence. Flemish Hrauty Shcl-
Ion. Louise lunur ul Jrr-ry Aul"u, Ar.
> such as prove valuable only IA Ger
tain localities. or With special treatment
AS GRAY Doycnuc, Marie lonlHc, Sc. j.
The new varieties which have gwen
proinlse Oi excellence We furnish on
ilc present occasion q few notes on
some varieties which huyvrccctNcd Wide
or general commcnda,,pn,
DpAsssf a. lnyou.ns. The general
populaTity ui th,s pear viii ho under
stood when il IL borne IA mind that Il
has received tho highest vote lug value
Ia the catalogue # the American fumo-
logical society in tWvuty-t two a.! the
States 81 H. Union, AMI lNv neat vote
for value ia thirteen more states thirty
five states In all lIs large alfr fcudcta
n Extremely popular ,n thc market, al
though not 81 irsl quality "a ilaNuI hut
point Il SPECIAL value IS thc exemption
al the tree irum thr blight th,S disease
rarely making srr,ouS upruada into or
,haIAs planted With this sort IT. gen
eral hardness has been shown in neg
leri,.l orchards where nearly all other
-orta have disappeared Tor want at cave,
While the DurhcSsc has remained in
mu yisur. ln PORTIONS OF tho Western
States il bar not succeeded, but IN the
East il h nearly universal laVor,tc, 60.
p.ci.lly ior profitable marketing
RryiiSn More tryyo have been plant
AL of ll,c Bartlett In this country than
NJ any other variety, aud frequently In
certain localities more than 81 all other
sorts put together la the catalogue Of
the American pomolog,, al Society u has
d,ublr stars ,ur the highest yoIrl In
tu,nty four States aud common votes ~
r,umrndatiOn In twelve more. u viii
thus be- s,,cn that ior general popularity
h ,ianl, slightly above The pdChcsse. IL
/. an oil European variety, known Va
England by the name oi Williams Bon
rhrtlon. A drawback Ia is value Is lie
liability 10 blight, la which u rather *
rc,,l, the average. II Is remarkable Tor
bearing while the tree is young.
S,.amcr ngtnAs Thi. Is small,
handsome and yeTy early Pcar-its en-.
IRENE eaTine-s hctng It's chici point OF
value. The tree Ia irsc grower and an
ahnndan, hcarcF. II succvcls la nearly
an the States IT the Union, aud receives
The double star vote in e,ghL ia al OF
charl, the owner needs but icw OF this
sort, a. he great prOducuVcncss aud
short period OF maturity 10 not warrant
abundant planting
nsraas .o,sssOol --This'pcar. although
IA has been cultivated for many years,
has already received the conmendA'
lion which ils merits dcsoTSe, Although
not oi the highest quality, u IL n very
melting fruit. rpcning early In autumn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

PURSUANCE UR 4 DkcREt ittEbEkED
rs tho Cireuil Count ~ ohio county. West
Virginia, az the uctnbcf term, 1879. 10 cause In
ghauccD Ihrf,ln Icnilng ~ which Jane.
Chcrk T. complainant and Iuhu " Coz And
samuel ~ Kelley are defendants and a. me
difvrtr,i will srll ai puhlir sale, on the rretni
- tuuwu ~ The Check farm, near Potomac,
ohio county, West Virginia On
TrESpAY, FEBRUARY -, issO.
Beginning attic o olpct 4, NJ. The following do
scribr,i Tract u land, situated 90 The vpirp NJ
CAs,irman's run and tpowo a. The james
Chorl tsrn, adfinins he lana, ct issAc
Cut, John Atkinson hpd other, hti bounded ~
follows, tq vii BEGINNING NJ ri uat on The
light thui ~ Castlrnan's run' theme 0"t'
W ts9l0 10 - o. tinnc corner a. Isaac Cox
thence with his lnc - " 20 rolos To- y
stone; thence \ ~" " g. tl0poius a. stone I.
, 70 aid Gov S' ISes " p 70 T.lS SSr@ 70
STONE thcbw y ~ t1lrs a. al tfunWOoi, ronirf
10 Anin-on thcn's With his iino y ~ - 10
poles ioa stone hEpc, \ bs'y Dei0 Po'es
3 srdi.s theS,. oo, rvs q SI Tois
% s,ous; ihene. Y = 10 pole. 70 a
thence + 80, y Y poles % '.o9e is NJ,
poies 20 the bcsinninE. containing .,yenIy I'VE
acres ard forty avr polss, iels the iollOSips De
s-fibef tract 90 pan oi The above, which sas
conveyed n isasr toS. and !, bounded - fni.
lowe eo@Ihenftns q stone near 'pnns.
~ W ~ pplrs % stone uhgnCr " o. poles
a. q stone thence 4 ~ " - POLES N q H0ne
hrnoo pole, W . stone, tisnos r. a
pole, " h,ss NY ihsucr \. ig' " "a poles "
stone theme n -, T. ~ poles ~ fhe begin
uinF containing nine srrss md fDFtf even JsblFs
ftsss oY -Onr-thifd ~ thn DDFshs-e
m0fsy ant Inpfv u Ne panhAset - sle't cash
In hand AMI the balance GA tFO elnai payments
a, me and iso years irin DAY ~ sale the pnf
rhasrf piyiuE lets with god f-sfsoBai scsuriy,
aud Tearing intrftat irun day ~ sais tiif The Dc
irff,i payments, fvisihiuF TILE until ounnrn.
alton n sale On X TIN0Lk
jaIsSsb ahrrH Ohl IN copUtY.