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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
The WORK of DE Wis.

On the 10Th inst, Reubeu {. k-eps was
promoted IRON the track TO the iOremanship
of the division lying between Anderson and
Longfellow stations, On the Z. &. K. R., in
Mifiiin county. On the evening of the 18th,
between the hours of 8 and 8 O'Clock while
on his way home from work, three men
sprang upon him from behind, pressed HIM
10 the ties lace downward, robbed him of
his pocket book containing forty dollars
check and other artic ies. lie was gagged,
his feet we're tied 70 the south rail, and bis
lett hand was lied to the north rail, his
right band tied down by his side and was
&c b. run over BY an east running freight
train, which was thea already heard ap
proaching. lis boots were large, and
b. a great effort be palled his feet out
of them leaving the boots tied fast to the
rail Ills lower extre metieS being free it
was hat the work of an instant to swing
his body off the track over the
north rail, but his left hand held him
firmly bound. by repeated efforts he sHc-
ceetled in sliding his hand down by the SIDE
OF the rail so lar that when the train thun-
dered along, the hand was far enough out OF
the way that the wheels caught only the
hftle finger and squeezed the ring finger.
Kreps was so exhausted by the struggle
with the men, the struggle TO free himself,
aud nervous shock, that he could scarcely
breathe when he'wss found by Wagner a
night waterman Wagner cut the cords that
bound his left hand to the rail, looSened
the right hand that was bound 10 his side
and accompanied him to Anderson Station
where he was visited and attended suTgi-
callv bv DIR. ID. N. Crawford and DR.. Lucicn
Ranks. of this place.
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Indi an Mound Harvest Home.

The Indian Mound Harvest Home Asso-
citation held its annual meeting in Milliken's
Grove in Tuscarora Valley, last Saturday
Notwithstanding the threatening appear
ance Of weather the day proved Itself TO
be one of the finest ,tFs OF this summer and
tie assembly has been pronounced by peO-
pie who have attended former harvest home
meetings at that place. 70 have been one of
the most orderly, most cat ami best look
ing assemblies ever convened IN the valley.
Much of its success came from the N mage
men OF J. Nevin Pomeroy, President oftbe
Ass ociation, and able assistants. Seats like
at a camp meeting had been arranged for a
large audience in front Of a speakers stand
which was wreathed and festooned with ev-
ergreer and flowers. President POmeroy
called the assembly 20 order AT 10 O'Clock.
Rev. +. L. Berry was introduced and open
ed the exercises with prayer. A choir, COM
posed CT choir members OF Presby teriIn aad
Lutheran congregations, and led by Prof.
VIM. Gruver, with Miss Dewing at the or
gan rendered an appropriate piece OF music,
sitter which Captain J. J. Patterson deliver
ed a Harvest Home address The Captain
was I oiiowed Dy Editor J. W. Speedy IN L
resp onsive address. After which the meet
ing was adjourned by the President till .
O'Clock z. NJ.
After dinner the meeting was called TO OK
by J. n evin Pomeroy and ID. b. Nc Williams
Esq. Rev. Mr.. Oliver, DR.. David Wilson,
\. j. Patterson, Esq, and B. +. Schweier,
were each in Secession, as named, intro
dgced and addressed the meeting. The
Spruce Hill Cornet Band was present and
eniivened the occasion with sweet mu-
sic between the speeches. The choir san Z
a number OF choice pieces. The benedIction
was pronounced by Rev. Dir. Wilson OF the
Port Royal Presbyterian church and the
Indian Mound Iiarfest Home of 1855 was
numbered with It's predecessors.
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Tho following named Republicans CON-
ss tbe committee:
fn,,xsre-W. ". Toomy, Thompson
Z. Shurtz, East Salem.
"-.,,,nnsontown L. Myers, J. s. Vines.
S,-rce HILL. II. Patterson, NJ. S. Esh.
rf,r,snarh-John Stoner, {. E. Hover
T4fintown.
Susquehanna - D " DieSSier' Lev
Light. Oriental
rsyrtte-A. l.. Leonard, Oakland Mills;
1C Smith. Cocalamus.
pe,Ie-J. NJ. Brazee, Academia; Joseph
Bak. Doyle's Mills.
RI RIsek Log Thomas Vaughn, J. d.
Walls, Oppelsyille.
Nilford-J. X Robson, IL. NJ. Groning-
sr. Patterson.
Tu,carora-A K. Meminger, Reeds Gap
Iotr Marshall. East Waterford.
T,ck-T \. CrutherS, Waterford r. IL.
Patterson, Peru Mills.
Tprbett-Geo. VI. Robson, Geo. Z. Yea
cer. Port Royal.
P,rierson-F. F. NJ. Pennen, John Err
Walker-Jcseph S. Weaver, Isaac Miller,
Mexico.
William Gingerich, Eyendale
peter Wis2. Richfield.
Grrenvood-Villiam Zeiders, c. II. Up
degrore, Dimmville.
iHiintown-David Hawk. Jacob Will.
J,vEs NcCAULET Chairman Post-oiEce
address. Mi,iintown.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO THE sr,s,pE.

The coast of New Jersey Is the favorite
region, this season, for those who would
enjoy the benefits aud pleasures OF the sea-
shore, and the most popular of all the points
of this section are Cape May and Atlantic
City. Tn ese two cities possess every essen
tial of seaside life that could be demanded
by the most exacting visitor. Not only is
there the best bathing, sailing, and fishing,
but every other form OF amusement and rec
reation is prov ided in a most liberal manner.
During the present season the temperature
has been delightful, and there is no section
of the Atlantic Coast that enjoys a more
agreeable climate in the later days of sum
mer.
La order that those of the people of wes-
tern Pennsylvania, who have not already ia
ken advantage Of the seashore trips, may
have an opportunity to spend a vacation at
the shore the Pennsylvania Railroad will run
the fifth OF its series of excursions to ATTAIN
tic City and Cape May on August 10th. Ex-
cursion tickets good for ten days, good for
use only on special train, and TO return by
any regular train within the limit, will be
sold from stations mentioned and at the
rates quoted, and special train will run on
al,,Is.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IA Or
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned, Assignee, under a deed
Of voluntary assignment, for the benefit OF
creditors, will sell by public outcry at the
residencr of Michael auker. On the mansion
tract, in Fa, cite township, Juniata county,
Pa, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ), 1885.
-, | 1'clOck Z. NJ, the following described
real estate, situate in the said township, to
wit:
No. IA tract of land, containing 90
Acres, bounded on the east, b. lands OF a.
Weidman and Nancy Smedley, on the south
by lsrds OF Nancy Smodley, and on the
rcr,h and west, by LANDS of Peter ; Auker.
The improvements are a Log House, Bank
Barn aud Oulbuiidings. The land is all
all cleared and in a good STATE Of cuitiva-
ton. There is an abundance OF ncveriailIng
water on the premises.
No. "A Tract of Land, containing II
acres, more or less, be uEded on south by
lands OF Levi Reynolds, on west By land Of
Daniel Abker, on north by land OF Peter $.
Auker, and on cast by Tract No. l. The
tract is coed, tilable lard, with running
water, and has Bank Barn thereon erected.
No. "A Tract Of Land, CO utaining 2 4
acres, mere or less, bounded on the noiIh by
land OF C4tharine Carver, on east by land of
Ezra Philips and Reuben Caveny, on south
~ iard Oi John be1SOr and Richard Dunn,
abI ON the west by land OF Nancy Smcdley.
No IA Tract of Wood-LInd, contain
i..s 3 ceres, more or less, adjoining lands
belonging t" The heirs o; George Il. Trego
and others.
Ne. 5.--i Limestone Quarry, containing
One Fourth of an acre, more or less, bound
ed on The Mouth by lands OF w. n. McAlIS-
ter an Gcurg- Hickman, on the east by as
signed lot OF Peter ). Auker. on the south
l,y ia..as OF L. l.. Janiisoi,; and on the ives;
b. quarry .ut.
The Terms Of Sale ar. as follows 20 per
cent. of the purchase money to be paid on
day Of sac, r. lcr cent. on April lst, 1856,
when deed wili he delivered and possession
given and Ihe baancc on the LIST OF Sep
tember, 1886. with interest from April LIST.
1886: The last pay ment /" be secured b.
Judgment.
JACOB SMITH,
Assignee OF Michael Auker.
McAlisiervllle, Pa, Aug. Is, 1885.
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seed Wheat for Sale.

The undersigned has on hand a few bush
els of the ..Beiges Prolific" wheat, varie-
~ recently obtained by Professor Heiges, of
York, Pa. by crossing the Fultz with some
other good variety. This wheat resembles
the Futz, bu; is larger in the berry and ri
pens several days earlier. 1t yieldsweli hav-
ing produced on smailpatch at the rate
of seventy bu>hel per acre, with common
cultivation it yielded for the undersigned
thiriy-e ieht bushels per acre. Price per
bushel 50 90. Peck % cents.
j. II. MCALIsrER,
MIftiintown, Pa.
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A young lady's beau kissed her when
she stepped off the cars at Newton Hamil-
ton campmeeting last week and she kicked
him.
The Port Royal base ball nine, hunted
the Academia nine, sshigh and lows on Har-
vest Home day-last Saturday-but at no
time succeeded in getting all of the Acade-
MIA club together. The game remains un-
played.
The Bloomfield Freeman, of last week,
says: On last Wednesday evening John A.
Fisher, of Centre township, was found dead
along the road near Mansville. Though he
had been in bad health, he had harro wed
the day before. His death was doubtless
from heart disease. He was a respectable
man.
Who can realize it that summer is abo ut
over, that the time for coal piles, wood
piles, warm rooms, and long nights ara
here. One of the companionable visitors
to the circle in the winter evening, around
the light, by the stove or hearth, is news
paper. Subscribe for the SENTINEL AND
REPUBLICAN,.
Several families held picnic at the low
er point of the Island last Thursday. Though
near town the dashing rain OF the afternoon
of that day gave them a thorough wetting.
James Anderson, Sr., who was one of the
party gives a graphic description of the
scenes and incidents during the prevalence
of that shower.
Cleveland's civil service reform has been
lost in that of President Jackson, which
was 'sto the victor belongs the spoils."
So much for the promised civil service re-
form. Now, how about the promised good
times The promise of good times seems
10 go like the promise ofcivil service reform
that is the times grow harder.
have this day formed partnership with
Ezra c. Ooty in the grain, coal, lumber and
merchandise business, under the firm name
of David b. Doty x Co. All persons indcbt-
ed to me will please make prompt settle
ment, as the new firm has no interest in any
business heretofore transacted by me.
DAVID B. DoTY.
August lst, 1885.
John A. Shuck, employed in the paint
shop of the railroad company, at Altoona,
shot hiRSelf in the head with a revolver
that he borrowed from a friend about noon
last Wednesday. Shuck excused himself
for borrowing the pistol by saying that he
desired to shoot an old dog. Why he at
tempted suicide is not stated. His friends
hope tor his recovery.
John p. Wagner, from Lack township,
on the information of his wife was brought
to this place last week and placed in the
custody OF the sheriff for safe keeping. He
having partly lost his mind, through too
much religious zeal He sometimes would
take his wife to the woods not far from his
home at midnight and pray over her. He Is
praying almost constantly.
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Legal.
Registers Notices.

The following accounts have been filed
and will be presented to the Court on the
Tuesday, the 18th day OF September, A. ID
1885, at O'Clock A. NJ, for confirmation
and allowance.
/. Account of Hugh Hamilton, executor
of Gideon Kloss, deceased.
.. First and final account OF Jonathan
Keiser, Administrator OF Millard T. Bistlint
late of Delaware township, deceased.
8. Account of CIoyd C. Kloss, Admins
traitor of Susana Kloss, late of Walker twp.
deceased.
4. Final account OF. John and Jacob Kra-
mer, Administrators of Daniel Kramer, late
of Fayette township, deceased.
5. b. CAVENY, Clerk.
REGnTERs' OFFICE,
MIFFLNTowN, Pa, Aug. IL, 1885.
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August lst, 1885.
On Account Of Bad Weather.

Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the festival TO be held in Parker's Grove.
Johnstown, Beale township, August Sth,
was postponed until Saturday afternoon and
evening August ODD. The McAlisterville
Band will furnish music afternoon and even
ing. There will be three balloon ascensions
and plenty of good things to eat. Proceeds
of festival TO go to the sunday School and
N. E. Church at Johnstown.
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MnrINrowx. August 10, 1895.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, August II, lSS5.-No. l.
Peena., red wheat Sl.00, Corn No. 3 mix
ed 54c. Oats 3ia3Yc. Rye 62a65c. Rye
straw $3.50 per ton. Timothy hay 22aS23
Mixed hay l9aS25. Wheat straw $3.50 pei
ton, oats straw $3.50. Hops 5a2sc per To-
Butter l6a29c per 10. Eggs l4al5c per dOz
Poultry, hens at l2al3c per Id, old roosters
7asc per 10, spring duaks llal2c per h.
Lard &c per Id. Tallow 4a5c per Id. Clo-
yerseed 9al0c per Id. Timothy seed Sl.9O
per bushel. Potatoes 3Oas5c per bushel.
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rs; Sizes. from 3 to II years, with short pants
Every Farm an Expert
mental Station.

The best analysis of any fertil-
iz-r IS in the farmers own hands.
Soil tests are reliable tests to de-
termine the value Of any manure.
An analysis is only an intelligent
suggestion, but actual trial by the
farmer proves conclusivelywhether
a fertilizer will give good crops
or not. For six years our S25
Phosphate has stood severe
field tests. The best results have
been obtained by intelligent farm
ers who use it season after season
in preference TO any other brand
If you have not used it yet, we
hope you will DO so thiSseason.
BAUGH & SONS,
Philadelphia
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ID EGTSTER AND RECORDER.-We ar,
Unauthorized 10 announce the name Of 5
BRADY CAFBNY, Is a candidate for re-
nomination for the Office Of Register, Re-
corder and Clerk of the Orphans Court
subject TO Republican usages.
Mifiiintown, June IL, 1885.
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u EPRES ENTATIVE DELEGATE
IL We are authorized to announce that
d.. CLAYTON WEIDNAN, of Nc Aiister-
Vile, is a candidate for Representative Del
egaie to the State Convention.
July Is, 1885
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Announcements.

CHERiFF.-We are authorized to an
Snounce that CHARLES c. McCULL-
OCH, of Reeds Gap, will be a candidate
for Sheriff, subject 10 Republican usages.
June 10, 1885.
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committee Meeting.

members of the Republican County
.,,,,ee are requested TO meet at the
- -, House, in Mifiiintown, on
,,r1-RDAY. AUGUST 29th, 1885,
,.,.,ock P. NJ, to fix a time for holding
Primary Election, and transact such
husiness as may come before 1t.
JAMES MCAULEY,
Chairman.
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LEG.fL.

4 MENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-
n TlON proposed to the citizens OF this
Commonwealth for their approval or rejec-
tion by the General Assembly of the Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania. Published by
o.der of The Secretary Of tie Common
weath' in pursuance of the lSt section Of
Article XVIII of the Constitution.
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution of the Common
wealth Of PennSy lvaniI:
Be- il resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met,
that the following is proposed as an amend
ment of the Constitution ot the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, in accordance with
the provisions Of the eighteenth article
thereof
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JURY CoNMIsSI SIoNRR-wE are au-
- thorized TO announce JOSEPH SlE-
BER, of Fayette township, as q candidate
for the office of Jury Commissioner.
July 10, 1855.
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CHFRIFF.-We are authorized to an
onounce that JAMES McCAUBEY, OF
Mifflintown. is = candidate FOX Sheriff, sub
j9ct to Republican usageS.
July Is. lSS5.
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TERMS.

-in,iou, $3.50 per annum If paid
snos,5o % months; 800 if not paid within
!: pD;an, pon, advertisements inserted at so
inch for each insertion
cens mi business notices In local col
irs,o.snts per line for each insertion.
rnn, ~ ions will be made to those desiring
Ds5yertise by the year, bali or quarter
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to donhe their profits b. Introducing line
of new goods, Indispensable 20 al! families,
viii address, for full particulars, HEALTH
FOOD COMPANY. No. -, fif Aycuue.
New York. Jan. >, = ~
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ANENnIFNT.

That section five of article five of The
Constitution of'he Commonwealth of Pena-
svlyania. which reads as follows ''Whcn-
ever a county shall contain forty thOuSa ld
inhabitants it shall constitute sepai ate
judicial district. and shall elect one ju ige
learned in the law and the General Ass en-
bly, shall provide for additional judges, as
the business OF the said districts may ~
quire. Counties containing a pop
ulation less than is sufficient to constitute
separate districts shall be formed into con-
yenient single districts, or, if necesS ary,
may be attached to contiguous districts AS
the General Assembly may nrOvide. The
office OF associate Judge: not learned in the
law, is abolished in counties forming sepl-
rate districts; but the several associate
Judges in office when this Constitution shall
be adopted. shall serve for their unexpi-ed
terms, be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows: Whenever a
county shall contain sixty thousand inlab
ifants 1t NAV constitute a separate Judicial
district, and may elect one Judge learned
In the law and the General Assembly shall
provide for additional judges as the huSi-
ness of said districts may require. Coun
ties not forming separate districts. shall be
formed into convenient single districts, as
the General Assembly may provide. The
office of associate judge, not learned in the
law, is abolished in counties forming sepa-
rate districts and having more than one law
Judge: every other comfy shall elrrt two
associate iud ces. who shall not be required
to be. learned in tie Law; bat the several
associate iudgcs N "tti,r, when thus amend
mcnt shah be adopted, snail serve for then
u"xpred term.
\ true copy of the JOINT Resolution.
W S. STESGEs,
Sncrctnrr nr IL. L..-.-nnun..l-t- ~.
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CUT THESE NUMBERS OUT AND BRING THEM WITH YOU.

We beg the public bear mind that goods of grade
although tonihingy Call and
yourself that what advertise facts.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IN -OF-
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, Assignee, under deed
of voluntary assignment, Tor the benefit of
creditors, viii sell by public Outcry, at the
dwelling house, on the mansion tract of Pc
ter 5. Auker, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1885,
AT O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, situate in Payette township,
Juniata county, Pa, TO wit:
No. IA Tract of Land, containing 6J
acres, more or less, bounded on tho north,
by lands OF Joel Auker and Levi Reynolds,
on the east, by lands.Of Catherine Carver I;
on the south by lands OF Michael Auker
and Nancy Smedley, and on the west, by
lands OF Daniel Auker. About 90 acres are
cleared and in good state of cultivation,
and the balance woodland. The improve
menis are Log House, Summer House
and good Log Barn. There is on this tract
good Apple Orchard, about 100 Peach
trees, most OF which will soon come into
Profit; about 1910 Raspberries, and good
bearing Vineyard OF about 500 Grape vines
There is an abundance OF never-iailing wat
or on the premises. Tins is desirable
property tor any one wishing TO buy a small
farm.
No. "A Tract of Od-Land, contain
ing i6 acres, more or less, bounded on the
east, by lands OF Jacob Smith on the south
by John Haughawout and E. d. kinch; on
the west, by 5. S. StoDg, and on the north.
by John Tennis.
No. "A Limestone Quarry, containing
one-FouTih of an Acre, more or less, bound
ed on the north by ". ii. McAlister and
George Hickman on the east by quarry
lot .. George Snyder, and on the soath by
land OF L. l.. JsmsOn.
The Terms OF Sale are as follows 20 per
cent. OF the purchase money TO be pad on
day OF sale; 40 per cent. on April LIST, 1856,
when deed will be delivered and possession
given, and the balance on the lst of Sep
tembcr, 1856, with interest from April LIST,
1886 the last payment TO be secured bv
Judgment. JACOB SMITH,
Assignee of Peter 5. Auker.
McAlis;erviIle. Pa, Aug. Is, 1885.
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THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN
GE NTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS.
1 lo[l

Every half hose, 4c l5c
linen collars each isle thread undershTt and drawers 39c
at the lowest prices named in Juniata county
Please willing exchange purchased
here, and in all sales guarantee utmost satisfaction.
CHlLDRENS SUITS; Sizes u years. pants
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FoR SaLE.-Landreths white winter
wheat Hardy, vigorous. stiff in straw, does
not rust, of stronger growth and much more
prolific than Cl4uson or any other wheat,
making tipur Of the finest quality as testified
by every miller. Price Sl.50 per bushel,
delivered at Mifllin if desired. Have Timo-
ihy seed cleared OF all foul seed at $3.50
per bushel. MAURICE LEONARD.
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PUBLIC SALE. W. Hosteiler, Admin
strator of Jacob B;iIler. deceIsel, will
sell at the late rcsii ence of said decedent,
in this town, on Thursday, September 3,
1885. one family horse. six wears old, COW,
a heifcr, carriage, sleigh, lot Of carpenter
toos, thirteen hives of bees, cooking stove
ard furniture, Law books, 'sBlIckstOne's
Commentaries, . "Purdpa's Digest ; vol.
s'RhoneS' Orphans C0nrt Practice, %. Bates
History Of Pa, Vol, !" ani hoIsehOl1 goods
cencrallY.
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ALSO

a tract OF land situate in Susquchanna town
ship, Jnniata Co., Pa, bounded By lands on
the west Of Joel Dresslcr's heirs, on the
north By lands of Edwin Maurer, on the east
by lands et of Levi Light and Sam1 Strauh.
on the south by tract No. ,, contain ing 100
acres. more or less, with 1 frame house and
stable thereon erected.
Tract No. ,, i track Of land bounded on
the north by tract No. |, on the east by lands
of Abraham Stroup, on the south by lands
of Peter Stranscr's heirs, OF the west by
lands of Lewis Arnold, containing IS acres,
more or less. Seized, taken in execution
and 10 be sold as the property of Levi
Stroup.