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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09
The Lady orthe White House.

The presidents sister, Miss Rose Il
Cleveland, the mistress Of tho White
House, was in Lafayette few years
ago, and engaged As - teacher of the
higher classes in Prof. Aliens institute,
which was carried on in the building
now known as the Stockton house. For
several months of her residence in that
CITY she was member Of the family of
MI. and Mrs. *. W, Chase. They in
form the Times Of that town that, al
though quite young, she had taught for
a wear in Houghton Female seminary,
where she received her education at
Clinton, near Utica, New York,
and that her ability as a
teacher had given her such a
reputat on as to attract the attention OF
Prof. Allen. In tho home oil her friends
here she was bright, genial, and often
full of girlish mirth, but discreet ana
ladylike. She was thoroughly eompe-
tent, earnest, faithful aud successful
teacher, aud tho conspicuous traits IN
her character a-s strong common-senSe,
discretion and Ermness. a woman OF
superior talents, cultivated ana refined,
se(f-possessed, ot q. kindly disposition,
pleasing manners and address, excel
lent conversational powers ana thor-
oughly conyerJanG with the customs
aud us4ges of the best society, she viii
be charming mistress OF the eHecu-
tive pAansion and a model for intelligent
coup.tryWomen.--LC Chicago Times.
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TUE g'JoRuICK WORKS srRIkg.
CuoAGG April THE employees at
MeCormicks extensive reaper works,
Ia this city, numbering i,COO mea IN
ali, held meeting this morning,
at waich they decided 10 cult work, aud
rh. works are closed in consequence.
rAe ylSHagc;s appeared 20 tear IA dis
urb,nce ANA telegraphsd .or the police,
but thus lar there has beels no trouble.
fhe GGtory IN The largest OF the kind
Ia sGs world. Some 81 the en-
p,oyos in ono nj the departmeuc -
had been on strike and tbs attempt OF
the owners of the works to MI their
places with Enen at lower ages was tho
occasion Of the present large strike.
THEsrIKE AT JoLIEgr.
Tho Journals Joliet, Illinois specinl
save: "So attempt Wa made this
morning 10. put men ut work ~
the ouarriss. The sGrikers Congregated
800 strong, armed with revoiyers To ro-
sis. all attacks. They are watching the
qu aries, and declare that they will not
Tc,Ort To AIMED force unless fired upon.
Tie owners OF the qusrries have tele-
grsphed she governor that the sheriff
bAs tailed u do his duty. The
loops hsEe not yet beou
ordered out, but the adiutant-general Is
expected here to-day 10 look into MAJ
sers. is-sslEn
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FROM SDEgNAG
ounMlas w oUMHnns hoAlp


SnsRM April Special, RI
Cummins w. Cummins case h agall
about To tee, me celebrated. The par
lies are huaba MI and wife, aud have
been In hsigA ton for years. Tn,
property IN tLs so paFste property Of the
wife coming fr9m her former husband
A, ". Alexander. Divorce proceedings
were instituted by her some years ago,
aud shs was giron the custody OF the
only child duriHg the pendenoy Of the
suit. Her husband took tho child aud
went 20 Mexico and was st,radite a..
Tho divorce proceedings were aban-
doned, and they 6s.,in lived In peace
and harmony unal last August,
whom she died complaint be-
fore the county couTt against
her husband, allegin.y that H. would
not support her from Lar own separate
estate, and that he wsE about ~ lease
her separate property FOR long term,
aud collect rents Ia advance, "a Ii'at she
could not derive revenue from H. On
hearing, on March n, the court APP
pointed Il, 4. Mclean rec silver, 10 take
the property aud rent II and pay her
$50 per month fsom the proceeds, ard
pay taxes aud assurance, elc. Gam
court on April 7, praying ior an inJunc-
ton restraining Mclean nom takiag
charge OF tho properly aud collecting
the rents, etc. Judge Malsbio wou,u
not, after driibsrsIion, docide tue
case, AS he had been attorney
Tor Cummins in tho divcFce suit.
Cumnains and iis attorneys we're pre-
pairing papers tCftrans nlit 10 Judge Al
dredge at Dal.Hs last Digho, wien
Mclean heard III it ana iiled II petition
bsiore the county Judge pray inE Tor AN
Injunction restraining Cummi A. and his
attorneys from entering suits against
him without first obtaining permission
OF tho county cou = OF which no WAS AN 1
officer by beng a receiver under APP |
pointmsnt by the court. The injunction |
was granted and now Gu nmins ~ for II \
time at his ropes cnd in the way OF liti- |
eating.
An alarm of fire from tho express
office called out the engine but the fire !
WINS pun out before the engine Got 30 the |
scene.
Ed Short, charged with murder, was
put on trial this evening. Al the last |
term Of court he was found guilty Of
murder In the second degree, and the
judgment was reversed by the coort of
appeals.
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u,,Ioo Abuui 10 D,elaf- war AE,iHsi
GuatenaIh,

CiTT 40 Mexico, April 7,--nurins lho
Secret session Of congress, YrstarifY
Miuis'er Mariscal WIS summoned Fnd
requested Ia give official news received,
regarding the defeat IT the forces Of
Guatemala, aud also Ia say II the oxocu.
liva considered tho question settled
thereby, and 10 any me- .sugr- taken by
he government would he sufficient "a
bring about the desired result. Maris'
cal furnished scanty data, saying that
the executive branch NJ the government
itself was not well Informed, The
,rmy nov sen, b. the frontier numbers
1890 mem, and Mexico was now pre-
pared Ia roc uTon ths defensive or Of
f"nsivO. Aflor hearing this information
several deputies presented resolutions
Tint ths executive be authorized 20 de-
clare war against Guatemala. This be-
ing signed by ceputation, IL was re-
ierrei In the committee ON foreign re-
lations and war. The PRESIDENT az Sal
'sdor II not yet certain Af victory
ia spite OF the death of Barrios, and
wants active aid from Mexico, in order
20 terminate tho war quickly and with
Az lit'tn loss of life a. possible. The
a. ,mmuR belief here now is that DlsA
VIII acocds to SRlvadhr's request, ard
that congress- will graz, the necessary
authority COR tho de clHratL0n OF var.
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IaDIANAPoLIs, April The through
Cincinnati express, from Chicago, on
the Louisville, New Albany Il Chicago
road, was thrown from the track at 8
o'clock this morning, % miles north of
indianapolis, and tho entire tram
ditcned. Cause, y broken lange ON u
driver wheel OF the engine. Although
the cars wero we'll .iird with passeu-
gers, none were hurt but the engineer,
ana ne slightly.
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noh, cast tl,at shnnow from thy nrow.0

You can't do it if you have liver com
plant or dyspepsia. The darkened
conntenance tells the story of inward
commotion and woe. Clear your stom-
ach, strengthen your digestion, regu,
late your liver, tone your nerves, and
then away goes the shadow from youi
are well. Mrs. NJ. j. Aston, of Little.
ton, North Carolina, says: 81 recon-
mend Browns Iron Bitters TO the
nervous and deOiilCa IL greatly
benefited me.n
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CAMERoN, April II Special News
reached here from YariJou, in this
county, this morning, that the store OF
J. NJ. Eplin was robbed last night and
then set on fire, destroying the house
aud contents. No insurance Is reported.
Suerih Lipscomb went our 10 inVesti-
gate the matter.
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TILE WEEKLY UERALW DALLAS TEXAS TURSDAy APNIL o 49,

10 and IN, Nfisln fat No. me hNus., end
passed tie hIuse haffh ~, lHl
Ar afnnffH,
rhirf Clffk N House ~ NDwnsenia.
ice.
hereby certify That ~ A. ~ vns. y.
u aud tu. passed. thH sTuHf HFr N.
issi. Ws NthhlitHf
Secretary Ni ilH fHlHt0,
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Railroad News.

FoBr WORTH, April 7.-lSpecial.l-
Gen. Dodge and Maj. Adamson are in
the city, and an effort g, being made TO
yet theiu 10 extend the Fort Wcrth ~
Denver 10 WgNahaChie to give this city
r connection with the Houston " Texas
Central.
RESTORING PASSENGER RATES.
PIrrsBuKG, \ prIl i.--Gcu, raj Passon-
ger Agent Il. a, Ford, Of the Pennsyl-
vania company, has issued orders TO all
AGENTS m his district Tor a. general r..
stOratiun OF passenger RACES on the
Pennsylvania cumpauY's lines. This
indicates II cess alton OF The gut-rato war,
Which Eas been raging throughout the
country with more or less Il rcrness Tor
tho past three or four months. The
PeuusyiyGnia company has got tired Of
the fight. and proposes NOW to 500 That
tariffs arc maintained no the territory.
trayrrSGd hy its many lines aud
branches 10 all points aHrt on The Penn
sylvania railroad. Tine same rates
vii. also bU observed as be-
/ tore the CUt-rauo war WAS
inSuguratcd The Immigrant rates
! have also been ru,',roi.
! SAN ANTONIO d ARKANSAS PASS,
/ SAN ANTONIO, April 7.-tSpecial.l -
| Parties sent to secure subscription from
| ;ha citizens of W!spn county, Tor the
! hsausas Pass railway have returned
and report tho county enthusiastic
| Enough has been subscribed TO put the
Without costing tine directors.
d cent. One man Eubscribes 1850 acree
Of land, NJ 50 per acre, and others IN
| proportiuu. The rlghL-Oi-way was
.ranted. The directory states thai
work will cOmmouc- m u months time
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1t is seldom that a medicine is eflicaci-

II is seldom that medicine is eilicaci-
Gus in such long list of diseases as
Mis,hler's Herb Bitters has proved
its elf Consumption, dyspepsia, live I
Complaint. every form OF foyer, Jalndic, o.
'.crofuls and other complaints " cid
Weaver, of Perryville, Nd, was cured
| of neuralgia and bleeding piles, AID his
wife found it Invaluable IN Ease OF
| fever and ague.
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|. { utiCu1a
lnfantiIe Blood Purifiers and
skin fpauilllcrs.
Absolutely ru,e snd ssfr from the Mo-
mtIt "f Hiuh,

INiiNTIIE and hluh iiumOri, MiI
L Crust, SCALED lltad, lrfeuIs nna oVef
iuI1n Of Itching, Srlis fimpiF, @rmfulnr
aud Inherited diseases ~ the lil,sri, Skin.I
scalp, with loss of lluaf from luiucy To Az
cured by the turiCuHs II rsoLvENf, the new
hlaOd puTlhrf, internally, aud cuTiCuRA and
CuTICrHA rOAr, the great skin cures, ex-
teTnHlly, Absolutely pure and sife, aud may
ht usTd from thH moment pf birth,
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A md OriminnI Nnn In.

ABILENE, April 7.-,Spocial.I-Dep
Sheriff Curry, Of Hin county, left the
city to night with George Johnson, who
was detained ia the county jail John.
son is r native Of Mexico, uud Is wanted
for crime IN Hill county and lur murder
lgi I.pui-inua.
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The Usual SENTENCE

Fort WORTH, April 7.-[sspeoial. IN
d. Shipe pleaded guilty to theft Of q
horse, in Johnson oc,anty, and Wal
given Ave years, by . jury, In the dis
trict court this moriAing,
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Hoesrord,. ACID pho.nhate.

BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
limitations and Cuunterlcits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word 'doRs-
FoKD's" is on the wrapper. None are
genuine without II.
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nWORNS 10 A CUARM,n

J. X, weekH, esq, Town Treasurer, ~. Al
bans, W., says ina letter dated May IS; "ll
works Ia a charm an my haby's face aud
head. Cured the head entirely, and has near
" cieansed the face Of sores, | haNs recon-
nended II Ia several, ana br, Plan. has or
dered IL for them.
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FOR PALE. IAyElIID

Ematiated children, with pimply, sallow
perfect OleSning, cleansing the bleoI aud skin
OF inhcritri impurities, and cNpclling the
gerias of sti'nnIln, rhcumatiHia, consuInptio,
aud severe skin diseases.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUrICuRA,
cts; REsoLyEST, 81; SOAP, - cts. PoTrR;
DRuo AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
send for '.How to Cure skin Diseases"
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For Coughs and Colus. ~ do not see
how II is possible for public man TO be
himself in winter without this admir-
able aid."-Rev. Il, NJ. Devens, Poceset,
Macs
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"a TERRIBLE CASE,

Charles Enyrc lluklc, Jersey city Heights.
". j., writes; MY son, ~ lad of u years, was
completely cured of "A terrible ease OF Eczema
~ the tNTiCuRA REMEDIES, From the top
ofhis head To the soes Of his feet was one
mas of scnbs," Every other remedy and
phys lrans hnd haan triSl In vain,
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.OUR LITTLE BDY, -

SIR, und Mr.. Everett Srshhins, Beleher-
town, Mass, wr.is; "Our lille boy was ter
ribly afflicted With sorpinla, ,ail hhoum and
ETysipelas ever since be- was horn, and roth
ine We could give him helped him until We
tried CuTiruRA HsnEbIEs, which gradually
cured him until h. II now A fair as any
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MnE-AsT"S W ASEER for OR, SCOTS
AGEaV l o. aumlEiecsrlo corssts. San
1I.,.,as .r-.i y free 70 those becoming agentskJ
Address DR.. scoy' = s4s sro s.J.,as ~. N. ',
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Galvanized OF Painted

TrNsIL STRENGTH, 1'5Go POUNDS
Is made from NO. u sTEEL WIRE s
EVENLY TWISTED and - Warr& a.
led 10 I've uniformly stronger ana tC
present more barbs per rod, being 20 ne
same tim. lighter with the same Hlie y
main wires, Than any other style. In coz Sc
0uence Of these combined advantages, ",
have good reason to believe that its sales are
FIVE TT NJ IGS GREATER IMAM the un lied
sales OF all Others After reviewing theai iove
statements and facts, the question ar isesi
f'nn purchasers afford II make ! Seri' $ OF
experiments with other ChtNPsf "9o LEST
widely known styles and grades q wire
which Is manufactured Wllhoul 4 III ,ense
and 10y this course subiecuNg thGmsol' ,gs to
assessment for damages by IA" aN1d states
Courts? 1t IL possible that the rlHnW actur-
ers of unlicensed barb wire niuN "u)r to pro-
tect their patrons; but when this pro lection
l. Offered we respectfully suggest u IL! you
Iuyest igrte the responsibility of jhe guaran-
teears. While disc aim any ibtel lIfan ~
mOuopolizing the barb wire 2uSiD rg4 on
readers will please remember tHHt here ~
few, If any, articles mdnuib|nr d who
leave so small q margin bet"s-n &c ual In
cost md the price at winch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-20
Tl,,o,y u tho Blinds.

1e;s n great pleasureto sec that some.
at least, Of our earnest endeavors have not
been entirely wasted. The 1SrELLtoEScEn
has held that application for pubic
place cannot properly be held a private
matter, and thia, Of course, carries the en-
dorsemen,s along with the application.
Az fur as It was able tho 1SrELLIoEScEe
hos acted on this theory, without regard
to party aud almost always to the dispIea,
sure Of somebody who had not expected
10 be hauled before The tootlights.
Now comes Harper's Weekly saying;
"No man ought to ask for an appoint
rent Of which he is ashamed, and there
fore he ought not to be unwilling to have
Unknown that he has asked for 1t. Let
tho letters and signatures to petitions
ofthose who solicit place for themselves
or others BIO published, or registered 50 as
to be accessible" This is very high en-
dorsement Of tho plan pursued and the
doctrine advocated by this newspaper.
Yet when tho IsrEL1toEScER was per-
forming conspicuous service in this re-
parta there were Democratic newspapers 80
thoughtlesg of their country's good as TO
demand that henceforth the lNTELLEaEScEF
be shut out from the exceptional facilities
it seemed to enjoy for keeping the public
well advised in matters OF this kind.
Unfortunately for the public welfare the
Postmaster. General has set bis face against
any inspection Of applications for place
filed in his department. He applies the
same rule to charges against incumbents'
A mans character may be assassinated,
but ali that he can know, or the public, Is
that no has been removed on charges.
At this moment charges against the
Wheeling postmaster are ready to go to
washington. What do these charges
a!lese? We may conjecture, but there is
no chance to meet them squarely. Men
have poked their heads into the dark
corner and made statements which. doubt
less, they would not read from ths City
Hail steps, and which they are not willing
to give to the press. Nobody pretends
that this is Just, or that it is.eyen "fair in
politics" II the charges ought to be
made everybody oughtto know what they
are.
OF course the whole scheme Of charges.
as projected by the Administration, is q
miserable sham. But since charges are to
play an important part in these cases there
ought to be no dark.lantern dodge about
them. 1t may cost something to be frank
and fair, but that is the honest course,
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the fortunes ofthe rich and the Ecant,
hard earnings Of the poor, Some one re.
marked To- me recently "that not Q wheel
was turned by any manufacturer in
Wheeling in the year 1S40.n This 10 not
true, for, notwithstan ding the severity Of
the times, the Top mill gave considerable
work 10 liz employees. At that time many
persons left the city, and the population
decreased materially, as witnessed by the
great number OF unoccupied houses.
Some 'of the things We did not have.
There were no postage stamps in those
days, and prepayment OF letters was not Q
necessity. The rates for postage were five
cents for every 300 miles and i've cents for
eyary additional 800 miles, or fraction
thereof. II desired q favor Of bis friend
B. all he had to do was TO write his de-
mand on a sheet OF paper, fold II up, with.
out an envelope, fasten It with Q wafer,
or sealing wax, ana allow DIS friend 70
pay for the privilege. have known well,
to-do citizens to leave O letter in the office
for days, because they had not the ready
money, 80 scarce In those times, with
which 10 obtain II. We had no gas works,
railroads, public schools, seminaries, kero-
sane, sewing manhines, cook stoves, base
burners; wringers, telegraph lines, street
cars, church organs, lady clerks, and
actually, will young America believe me,
no aaloous. There were tayerns in thoss
days, with Entertainment for man and
beast aud accommodations for boatders,
where the bar was incidental and Gec.
ondasy, and an isolated establishment for
the sole purpose Of selling intoxicating
drinks did not exist.
The first tidal wave Of Temperance TO
sweep the city was the celebrated WASH
ingtouian movement. Large and enthu.
siastic meetings were held, addressed by
Father Williams aud other prominent re-
formers. Large numbers signed the pledge
and many drinking men became total alb
SINNERS. An immense celebration was
held-on the 4th Of July, on the Island,
where free dinner was given to the vari-
Gus delegations which came with flying
colors and bands OF music from surround.
ing towns. John B. Cough, in the very
beginning OF his new Lille, gave a number
Of stirring addresses In the Fourth Street
IN. u. church; meetings free and audien-
ces immense. AS some OF the young and
knowing people OF to day imagine there
were no political excitements or out
bursts OF enthusiasm preceding pfesjden-
tial elections in ante bellum days, we will
notice IN our next paper, some OF the stir.
ring events OF the campaigns Of 10 and
III, when Wings and Democrats oc-
cupied party arenas and fought the great
quadrenniai battles for political power and
supremacy, "sERRR.
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gt,sstee Saies.
TlRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Tfu,t u,a. 49,.
Miller % me g Trustee, datai HSFss Hcls ].
recorded N The once 81 the CiefE N II. q N
Court q Ohio county, Wet viTiSls X E So3as
de ss n b9 ,Ss ho: y 9Sse g, Win 81 i AZ
wv ~ ~ Sosss ngule o. Md county a. H
SATURDAY, THH ao,h DAY OF ITSS IN,
commencing S! e. 10 % O'clock 4. " De iss
70 Ia George ztlt addition h IN ~, ~ Y ~
ing; Also the south two teet Of Lei IA * ~
Tue .itls b believed to 30 pesiec, hu,1,,,,.
Scy enS the Ute vested In me 81 Sid Nv ~ !:
TEElnov 6AIE-one.third and M rpcA
the purchaser elects 10 pay IA csIh. M \
two equal inltaimen9 q six In1 MAN. y 3
nots bearing interest tom the Day d la ~
deed oil trust and policy 81 inSnr,ncs ~ ,sSSSStd
WI HklIxa. Auesiene.Sr:. So"DLN' TFGI3s 6:
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Commissioners Sales.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State OF West vir;tnla, City Of Wheeling, s2,
In the Munieipat Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B. ssues, guardian Of Carriel
Charles Henry Brues, infant. In Ch4usr,
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nn.An,nody roll Yeu-

That II you say Romney poieto Coiiec-
tor SLcGraw he iaints2
That It Is the largest pole that knocks
the most persimmons?
That the Hampshire people cut the long
end Of theirs OF shott2
Thatthere are two or three gentlemen
In Wheeling who will consent to drop into
anything that Cleveland and Reform may
open to themF
That Bethany College has too good q
record to be allowed 10 go TO the wall
That 1t should receive more encourage
ment and students from the immediate
yiclnity2
That the glorious Fourth is but two
weeks efEe
That the fall matrimonial market bids
fair to be very briskF
That there will not be % many Wheel.
ing people Gee 10 the seashore this heated
season as formerly?
That a scarcity Of money and the desire
10 hang on 10 what one has are the feasonss
u TnE WHlsrEAHR,
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SATURDAY, THE llth DAY oPJUlY, l0s

SATURDAY, THE 18th YoFJULy. 1855
comm encIng at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the t0lloKisg u
Scribed property, that Is 10 say: ceHtAn tEAel d
land situated In Union Dttrict, IN aanhllcU6H.
~, state q West Yirtinta, bonndsa y tsligal ~
near WaIlaceB spring; thence With Salt llnCtUsl
2S3[e 4. " l2.l00 poles 10 q. stake on = tnnthd
Boggs' hun; thence down the meanhen theNa
@ I'd 100 poles 10 stake 10 the original line; hNl
8, 10 w. TO hickory In tho original line and d
Richard Aliens line; thence with the oiielrallat
| y, b2a W, "a poles TO \ red oak and beeeh ID "
original line; thence eSe ". IS poles IL luE1E I'd
corner 10 IIenj, McAechen 3: thence ~ W, Spd1
10 rad elm corner 10 John QHIgley; thence M
W, 80 poles TO q black walnut corner 70 John QrAr
ley: thenee n, So W. IS paleS 70 wbs'e SAk NI
small drain: thence with the drain dom tol
point corner 10 John Quigley and loha bTOEr vi
beech on tho point; thence up the run 70 = iupt
tFec on the bank OF the run; thence up The Iun
With the meandars thereof and binding ihele0th
stone marked A; thence n. So < 2 poles 70
stone marked b; thence 10 the beginning, tupp0tt
to contain i39 acres, DO tho name more q itIA
feet, putf will convey only the tilld vested tnEs
THEMs 81 SALE-one third, and HS much mOse Y
the purchaser elects 70 pay In ca Gu Tue day
sale, tho balance in two equal tnStAlmenh a. Ola
and two years, with interest for which NC ~
chRaer shall execute his notes with coed Rtligl
bearing interest from the day OF tale, The tll
title 10 be retained Gs further security lGrtht q
ferred payments, or at tho purchasers opl0l y
may secure the notes for such payments W DEED
u 'tses 0n 'AS P'V%a WI. P. HUBBARD, Trustee:
W. ]. W. CowpES. Collector. &