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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

Fake extra care of Young animals

Take extra care of young animals.
Abolish the torturiny check-reln.
he comb is the true index of the
health Of the fowl.
All farm animals should be treated
kindly and gen ly.
Lime seattle ed on the floor Of the
bee &c lar Will prevent mold.
It IS not ne, essary for every farm yard
to possess only pure.hrej fowls.
The babies and yong queens are
shown the way no G by the older bees.
Our present horses are pronounced
'too frail for farm use by one au-
thority.
In selling OF the surplus horse stock
be sure 10 keep the best mares for breed
ing purposes.
Don't neglect the drone hive; have it
as we'll Up TO tie mark Us the queen hive,
and better if po~s BILE.
one of he f~4vorite table fowls is the
DorNing when dressed they are very
pump and their flesh IS Juicy.
Affection can no more be pounded IN
to an ANNA! than into a human being.
Kind treatment will insure it.
Shut out all draught from cracks or
knot-ho!es that ate not already corked
up. Lraughto OF any Kind is are to cause
sickness.
What are or prospects and plans for
the coming sea on: HE time i now
here when the incubator should be ready
for active service.
To he successful w tn fowls and make
them pay. there j. one b. lief but compfe-
heu>ive rute-mtke them comfortable
and keep the so.
A wash Of chloratc Of pota dissolved
in vinegar is excellent for cAnker and
liberated sores. 1t should be carefully
applied to be effective.
ne ounce Of co4ked meat per day is
art # the diet is sufficiently literal. 10,
50 much need be 81 en-.
Are your pullets laying n cely now
II not y have neglected them IN some
WAY. Probably 20 overlooked an O..
casional feed Of clean wheat. Try il
and YOU will be lea cd.
Avoid the mixing Of lime (or ashes.
with stable manure unless shere lie used
also a large proportion Of acid phosphate,
The gypsum Of which will TX The am
MONS. III j all the moe important
where the >,a lie manure i decompo>ed
Knee sprung" is due 10 the contrac
ton OF the back sinews. The I e.tmen'
should consist Of application Of som.
strong liulmcnt or mild III stcr 10 IN.
back o. the iegs and the use Of landares
GIVE the col, regular walking e4ercis,
for TIVE hours daily.
The BrJn a claims th,t honey la
the uality Of preserving fora long tim,
in a fresh siatrsanyth5ng tia, mas lie lelc
a X or xel with il in a far superio
name 10 sugar; thus many spee.e. 0
fruit may be pre,elved by being lad il
honey. aad by n means viii obtain
Pleasant taste AID give 70 the stomach
healthy Tone.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
Retter Farm Horses.

There IS no doubt that the average
quality 0 farm horses has been raised
within n few ye!rs. There is still muth
room for improvement in those owned
bv a great many farmers. President
McHuoh. Of the Iowa improved Stock
Breeders Assoc alton, in his last annual!
addres. ref. 10 this sub ect IN the 70!
loving anglaoe
1t s quite gratifying TO note with
each succeeding year the improvement
made ia The horses Of the state, by the
continued Introduction Of the best blood
to be found in European countries The
| energy displayed by the several import
ing trlns aud owners OF horse farms is
last leaving It, impress on the quality Of
our stock, bit so long as it is possible
10 stand on the street corner Of the aver
q Iowa town and note that three out
# every four teams which pass are infe-
/ rior look ng and evidently wi hout any
cam ~ good breeding. Just so long
mus. oar cnterprls ~ breeders III
| 30 tcr. continue the work OF eXterminut-
! ing tie scrub. The natural increase 0!
hor-e, in our state be ny about 40. %
annually, If It be true that 600 CT
even less are from unregistered slres.
how many m mon 90 lars arc StuIiy lost
10 the agg egate value Of Iowa stock b.
this pcnny-wise and pound-foolish opera
tiont
Nor is the loss thus sustained d'rec'
only. II Is also indirect q It's detrac-
ton from mater al results. In proof
thereof, how often do we see able bodied
men engaged in marketing their farm
products with teams SO united for sucl
york, that they struggle along with {
load that would afford little more than
exercise for our better class of horses.
\ uCh valuable t me is thus lOst both or
the farm ard on the roads than can lily be
spared IN busy seasons. Next to hi:
family. the farmers nearest companion
IS III, team, and ordinary pride, If moth
ing else, would seem to suggest that the
cost Of possessing a strong and attrac
tive pair Of horses be ng so tr.tinr, h
would not long be content to 81 end hal
his time behind a pair of scrubs.
But our farmers are be ng rapid,
educate and awakened TO the great al
vantagts secured by improving the horse
the n,b'est Of all animals. and bringing
him up to that standa Il Of development
that means strength, activity. beauty ant
intelligence, all Of VII CD are never fail
ing possibilities, and W thin the reach o
every man, no matter how straiohtene,
his circumstance may be.-Eurm, Eel
HU4i tSyDrh m1y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

The SouthdoWn form has been care
iniiy obtained t"f mutton PURPOSES. 1t
pl asses the butcher and IT Ileases the
consumer. Il cut, up well on the block,
and II Is marb ed evenly streak of fat
and a steak Of lcan. The excellent
qualities Of Hautton need to be carefully
studied ~ iaimer~ The cNccl ent ecd-
ing quaIltle, Of sheep resemble those Of
cattle. cate feeders are experts in
select NJ good feeders. and why should
not sheep feeders b come experts alsof
some breeds 81 sheep produce ex-
and strong when muurca. Notably of
these are .he { ot~woldS and the broad
tails mach gsel IN : me sections where
lamb raising Is mactlced.
Some breeds. a. tie Ner;nos, are
especially ac> rabe for lamb raising,
since they iattcn - readily after he
lambs arc >o.tt, but the + forms are not 81
dc~lrah for eu.i.rg II c ouom cally as
,hev >hoald tc. Crossing with the
southdewn ADDS TO their value. Some
Of the fam IL, OF The Nerino are we'll
nigh models, uawctcr. OF the famous
South Towns, and While growing as
muen .tud as Il IN quality Of mutton.
grow 'arge @flceceS # e cgant wool, more
desirable, II pa, lr same cond t on, than
the A4>lrsl an woods.
iicilt Ia hess of breeds fit them 70,
d!fereat regions. aud thus affect The
profit, OF >hcop raising, if prodently re
garded.
Many ofthc j udsdnces are not beyond
our c%oHtso., i Sc set about to find q
remedy E'.rt. r.} ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

Every student knows that in close reason
ing parallel lines of tn ,ht are aid down
and deductions e6ueed.
It is not cur purpose at this time to enter
intoa learned discussion, and We have drawn
h ali We visibI- in s simply to- bring them
prominently before your eye al Ito ask what
thy g ,r sent to you
A railroad man to whom we showed them
sail. ''To me those four lines represent a
double track railway"
A doct + replied Il the same Inter rugatOry
The lines are to He the large arteries snd
: n living alongside each other in the hu-
man b,dy.n
As will b. observed the same lines to eth
er g-nflernan suggested different lines Of
thought, as both looked at them through ewes
accustomed to zee only that which FIR the
most part occupied their attention To the
writer bJth an Sw-rS put an OLD truth in a
IRISH and original light.
As every Intelligent man or v Jnan knows,
the blood of every living personlfows With
mo I railroad speed through the arteries,
reed ty that wonderful engine. the heart.
From the arteries it is side tracked lhrcu2 h
the capillaIisS and veins, and everv drop OF
looi Z g through the kidneys for puriicA-
ION ~ less than 900 times every twenty
four heur-- II tn. kidneys be disease "A the
! impurities Of h. bloc: cont"ining TIA worm
Ut 1is-ues, AMI deleterious acids are n {
drawn ont or. xcreted ASH t'Ere intended. but
| Z immunity pass ana TrtasS through every
':her Of the syst N, cnrrvingd ath and decay
aith evetv pu satit Il. Cniess r-medied the
heart bee, mes weak ned. the iun2S irving &c
10 oubl- wtrk tire Ik doan, the liver ta
comes c, n ,ested, tn stomach refus's To di-
) g, 81 t )oi and the result is a general break
lov n
Wing
because the kidneys. the sewe rs of the sv>
ten, are oul an | stopped up, n | the entire
bl Hd becomes nothing more nor less than
s-WGga.
NV is it not Grim; n Il, nav, suici lal, to al
low such a sat- If til ngs to cont n lie wh'n 6
simple rcreds is within your reach, kn wn
FIR a certa ny II DO rs represented. which
will opt n the clos d Eipas OF the kidneys, al
low the effeta mater t estapa. relieve the
verworkad heart. lungs mi liver, cause &
healthy appetit' put the bloom Of health il
, orr cheek the dove Of hope IN your brcas,
aud the IL ht Of life in your eye
You already have OWNED the remedy W.
havsr efaren e to; its praise is universal, it
influence worl l-wlde. Do not allow prelu
dice to bin | You to your best interests. but
to-day procure Warner's safe cure an | he
put on the straight road to rule health an
CORRECT living.
Our parallel and closing lines to you are,
take our advice and your experience. will
justify you in thanking US for bringing un
der your aOtice a remedy without q parallel
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

The cau>e # MIX fc,er is usually
plethora aAd z stncue, "a tie time OF
pafturIuon. j. is a malaiy II the i'm
proved and arav, milking treet!s OF
Gait g and mDGt tt,il among cows IN fun
&c h. Prevention must lie sought n a
spare diet for a tcw week, Lefole and
after calvlng, aud the owing Of puraa-
tiyes a soon 81 or the calf is born as
possible, y. pouud Of Epson salts IS
the ~purgatvc most usually recon-
mcndci, following with warm bran
mashcs. >houIa the fever c developed,
rel ca, the dose Of ri som salts, and APP
ply cold water t. the head round the
base of tie horns, and give one half
drachm If = voinlcA C cry three or
four hours NTH he fever Subsidies. The
mix ~ho 1t be drawn at frequent inter
vas, and f the uddcr IS at al feverish
ba'.e 1 IN cod water for a half hour,
thcnrub dry wiz soft cloths. Neu Y.rn
SIM.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

II is Ike al ling Insult 20 injury 70 ahninis er
a deco ton Of POISON oak 20 a sufferer
rom blood poison. Doctors dont DO 4. They
frov it has no rea. n1e-.;, anil often danger
ous, vet, beea1se Indians used il and the sun
r cheap. il IS a common ingredient in remedies
advertised as vesetab @ cur 6 Of blood q seases.
B B. 3. (Botanic Blood Ba!m) contains no
p ,ison oak, no mercury, no Eur ful mgr dien.
o. any kind. Il is sroc;ly a professional PEE
scr1ptton W IN lodlde Of 20 ash "a a basis. and
as proven i'self the quickest and sates: cure
for tie many evil fees Of BAD b ODD, also, for
strengthening, regulating and bneftins the
whole ger. raj -ys.en. an as a SpriLg Tonic, il
gives the greatest satisfaction
l. W. Thongs II. p nlascrs, Ga, writes: II
believe 3 3. Z. Is the ) :. lteol purifier made.
Il Las gro ,tIv improved my general teIth."
received no relief from a :. we're case Of iuGicG-
: on and dvsTepsi4, Until | used Is. B. b"
An old gentleman writes tB. & B. gives
me new life and new ire : h. II there Is any
thing that VIII MAKE an Of man -o1ag, II IS 3.
Z. b."
NJ. J.. BOSNIAN, a prominent merchant Il
Greensboro, Ga, writes: 4 knor Of several
Two bottle, cured a lady Of ugly scroful ,us skin
sores"
James W. Lancaster, Hawk;nsvile,G ;. writes:
''My wife was in BID health for eight years.
Five doctors ami as many or moro different pat.
IN, medicines has done her no so d. Six bo'-
ties of B. B. B. has cured her"
One OF the prevalent disorders at sea-sait
room.
II afflicted with sore eyes use D Tkomp
sons Eye-water DTuggists sell ATS per botti
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
FARM y GARDEN.
Painting Brick Houses.

Farmers Vino tu Id with brick learn
after a I me That 10 keep the house well
TAINTED not onl, make, it look better.
tu' AID, t. il, durability. 1t is fully a.
necessary as he painting Of WOO,
81 ok IS very porous. ara ID our ater
Mating wiatcr weather, RAINY one day
a.l freeing the neat. the 'rlck fltl'
with water, and ! a!es 0 as fas. as iros'
e~Araad-it. The painted house Is a s.
much warmer the paint lding ~
tom the sua fare. iaiat on a ""o"eF
house saves ma h Of it. co,tln he lie,
scnrd exp ne 10 fuel to keep II warm
-Hlst CItnat0r.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
4 charitable Chinese Lady

recently there was 8 'arce crowd 1T
the ron bridge. c.ose 10 .he jceroy',
yamen. al 1ieut>in, China. aud. on In
curing the cause. a eorIesponden,
learned that the wife Ct the \~lceroy Ii
tiung-chang, pltyipg the numberiess va
grants without proper T.. q or clothes
~ tie bitter weather, vas Distributing
aims, loo" cash TO each grown person.
and COO 30 each under aye. 10 enahe
.hen Ia return Il thcif la.i,e homes n.
stead OF dying in a c;.tb .ruly . good
ana char.tsD.c adj.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
Mast Trees,

In the Provincial Charter Of 1851,
under which the lymouth Colony and
the Province Of Maine were united with
trees Of the diameter of twenty-four
inches and. upward, twelve inches from
the ground, growing upon land not
heretofore granted to any private person.,
should be reserved to the Crown. for the
furnishing Of masts to the royal navy.
a Surveyor-General of Woods was ap-
pointed, to see that his provision of tho
charter va carried into effect. Near tho
coast all white pines of suitable dimen.
sous were marked with the ''broad
arrow'-three cuts through the bark
with an axe. like the track of a crow.
This was the Kings mark, and Mr..
ootd, in h 8 -, ort!and in the Past"
says That within his remembrance trees
bearing It were still standing, and were
pointed out as curiosites.
Long after the evolution had OBJ
liberated the royal author ~. men who
had been taught in boyhood to respect
the Kings marx hesitated to cut such
trees.
In telling a mast tree, says the same
writer, 1T was necessary to bed it, to
prevent its breaking. This was done by
cutting tie small growth, and placing
the small trees aci oss the hollows, 50
that there should he no strain upon one
section more than upon another. when
the monsie r pine struck the ground"
The mast was hauled out of the woods
on one strong sled, whether in winter OF
summer, and SO many oxen were required
tl,at the hihd pair were often choked in
crossing Il hollow, being hung up in
their yoke by the pulling Of those ahead
Of them.
A mast hauling was a great event, and
everybody within walking distance came
to see the Yo4tis Companion.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

A clergyman after years of suffering from
that i"ath~ome disease. Catarrh. ,ni vain,
trN1n, every In WI rem dy, at las, foun O
prtscr'p In which com letely cured an
this dreadful ,iisease sending a s~elfaddreSsaa
81 mq+t 'nvrIoI~t t, Prof. j.. A. Lawr.n-4.
- "arr,n 81. y. y, viii receive the recipe
tree Of charge.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

II had 'em ALL" aid a rubicupd. hapry-
faeed. = tlenan- All what r asked his
frieni, why. oil the symptoms OF malaria,
viz: lame back, aching joints. sleeple>sness,
indigestion. dizzy fits, god e~x.reniiies, rush
o'blood to the head. constant fatigue. no ap-
petite. pains in the br-ast after eating, mig t
swra's, altarn tte chills ard fevers. etc. but
o IRoS BrTrERs cured me and l can
recommend it as be ng the best tcnic made. "
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
Obstinate ndiYe.tjOr.

Obstinate cases of Indigestion, constipation
pill = liver comp aint. are easily cured by
II few HAMB' kG FIGS. as may ha proved
at small cost. s. cents. Doe one Fig
Mack Drug c., y. y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

flled with ssls and hug up TO dry.
Driving increases It's strength When 1t
is dry i, may be used as required. A
piece two inches Squire stepped in half
q pin. OF warm salt water is sufficient for
100 gallons OF milk a. a temperature Of
ninety degrees. In some foreign cheese
dairies a pigs bladder STEPPED in vinegar,
with swee, herbs as a favoring, is. used
for rcnnet.-Aen YeA Tunes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

To the Eiitor-PIeasa inform on, rood
tina. | hav- a positive remedy for ,ha shors
named ils-ase which | warrant To cure ,be
""Ts' "s>e~ ; strong is nav f9th in its yir
tues taai / vii! send free a 80 mp!e bottle and
Naius'!e tr-atise TO any sufferer wAo Will
sI'e me hts 70. AMI Cypress address R@n,y
~ hoot, NJ. &. Isl Pear St, New York
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

The last census of In6ic indicates a popula-
ton Of IS. a2 o0- There are siy million
more males than females.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

Whom change Of life approaches woman
usa Rraitield's Fem lie Regulator, thereby
pass u : safely the crisis. Sold hv druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

OF 10000 criminals arrested in Pars
10000 had not attained the age OF
wenty.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

senator Noornees, ct Indiana. is known As
'ha laI Sycamore OF the Wabs /.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
Hoods

~ { I aODoS1 ~ :aas1v.. v
to- : c-> sao,,,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

The B 'hem'aE element is rapidly multiply
ing in Naw York city.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
q (8tarrh Cured.

Sarah Bernhardt Is only forty-six years ot
age
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23
= hndtcni Cure for Epileprlc Rtt..

Experts at picking locks-wig makers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

VIVA, sprns approaches. II =
80 ,h,c, "a. bae, sa,u-nuiat nS for months
m.<en years. .-e : sh.e = manifest themselves ana
seriously Affect The heath Hoods sarsApATi'a :
undoubtedly the be>, bioei plriner Heap'>eS
faint drives OFT %crofaious huu'Ts' ana s' !,
n. bod II. qu4ii,y a1d zone essea'iai 2 -
health
erh "a, n raNr.v 70 axe Hoods Ssrsararl a
,s.a AZ. bo..ies aaa ia not seen 4 sex dAy
tace- q W SLOAN. Nil On. Mas
"Ith.ak Eoed Sa->aaa-ii lila : N ! r u
CT xorn-n. OF snyoua va h. bad DO" 'k>>is
SMITH. Est B.osl I Z. Pa
Hoods SafSapariild
al by al druSg.-t. 81. sx for PREPARED oh4y
&C ROOD CO. NJ = carries AoNe-. Ass.
con rc~ee on ~ois~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-03-23

II afflicted with sore eyes use D Tkomp
sons E%ye-water. Druggists sell at25 per both
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

Chief Clerk Webster. n man % great
real and usefulness In hi, work. denies
that school girls and boys have better
chance In thee examinations than usn
and women ~ mors mature years That
the competitors are not school children
1. shown by the average axe ~ candi-
daiss. which l. about % years IL 10
Noteworthy. however. that the average
a.,e ~ tho. who fail IL always greater
than that ~ tho-o Who succeed. OF
common school graduate. 20 out Of 100
fail. A. against only u Of 100 Of high
-chool graduates Among candidate,
who claim academic OF collegiate ~iuca.
ton the PERCENTAGE - failure IL nearly
%. and the business college graduates
do bat , 90 pr cent better.
No, many II the probleus arr difficult
A majority arv In simple addition. muI-
tipl,cAtion and subtraction Few fail on
tho.-. but may do on such question. as
Expires. In hgurc- the following num-
b.rs one hundred and nineteen billion.
one hundred and tweniy-One million.
eleven thousand and forty one one hun
dr,Sl thousAndths." and also on such ~
this-"Erprcss In words the following
numb.rsi 5.sls.55i. .03- 80 Washing.
ton Letter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06
A NJ, c.., ,,.,,.,.

Among tho latest limitations which
have been successfully introduced into
the tobacco trade % thi. city and other
cite. are cigars. the Wrappers % which
Ar. made cut % . specially psrfumed
paper. A gentleman well known In ths
Iron manufacturing circles % this VI
entity WAS the nrst % inform q Com.
mercial Gazette reporter that smoking
material of this Kind wAs new In the
market lie has recently returned from
q visit 10 Norfolk. Va. where he met Z
drummer Tor a large tobacco factory OF
Ssw York state. This gentleman In
formed the Pittsbargcr that he was then
introducing an imitation cigar ~rsppsr
which Vas ~ dccciving In its character
that experts could scarcely distinguish
u from tho genuine
This preparation was made from rye
straw. and one portion % the process
WAS ~ step the material In . stroua
SOLUTION made from totsoco stems The
grain Of the straw. together with the
manner In which the material VA
dressed. would lead any pcr-on 10 sup
po.e that u was a sample % the Leaf
u..si In making wrapI-rs for cigars Of Z
more than ordinary quality. The davoI
% totaoco vas also present, owing q
the paper having teen immercd In tho
solution made from the genuine article
-itttsburg Commercial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-06

w IiEREAs. Daniel ". Goodwin ~ Il.thsi. In
w the County % oxford. by his moft. a.. sies-i
dated The nrst LAY ~ MAY, A. u. is-s ani r-r~ri
81 theiisEisiry offlcssis forsbxf0riio Assl
certain PANEL ~ rial estate situated IN tsr,sn.
wooi. In The County ~ Oxfor,i, leina a part ~
lats numhsrs.i one Ia the --cond snd thlrl mage.
bounsed and de.eritst a. follows, VIA ,--cou.
mencinE az ths junction ~ the rusd frOH Allany
town house with IN. obi county rad fr.n I.th.l
% Norway, on 10 numbered one IN the s.r.,nd
range Aforesaid. thence southwestsrly on ssid
raj % Albany o. the town line % sail Albany,
wet corner Of lot numherei one In m. thIri
unfe thence esstsriy on range line letse.n
rsngss thres AMI four, o. q stake AMI stone st.nt
Ing on the top of hiTh bahk on the east side u
We sssn hrook' .o.siiei, thence northerly 90
ne eIest OF ALI bsak BY sfatte-i line % stake
Anf stons. on the east aide % swan l,r,sok n..r
The obi miil dam thense nofthsry about ten r.-is
Va . STAKE snd stones the northwest eornsr of the
ro'is b stake AMI stones Al west .iis u the Oil
County rad Aforesaid. thence northerly ON ali
raj % nr-t mentionesi tound. Also one stl.t
piece snd teins part ~ Aforesaid lots commsne
ing Al cellar poet on south site u Geo. Burn
hams cattle lane ON east side of .aii oli County
rad, bsinE nfteen rcsis and thiresn links north
erly frofn The north end % the dwelling hoa.e ~
all soyiwin, ss the rad runs, thencs .Dcther-
Y ON all rcAd io the 10 line % Ia numbers tive
~ ,hs 'hlri rsnF. thence northsrly on "a lines
81 lois namberei one In the thiri snd .s.ans
unfc- Ia stake and stones on line ~ l.ni "A
said burnhsmf theme southerly on .ali navn.
hams land ~ nrst mentioned bound. contsinins
one hnshrei nny .cre- NOW o. lee. beinE sane
premises conveyed % said sosiwin by Brrtsni.
=. and samuel Clark. And wherr.., the cosil
uon ~ sail mortgage has t,esn bruksn nov
thsreforv. by reason % the breach % The essdI.
ton thereof. claim ferselosurs Of said morts.
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