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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-24
THE COAL FLEET.

It will begin Pusslng Whesling rhli
AI0Fning The shipment Will Amount
20 lO,DOO, 900 llushsiS.
Twice within the month the river coal
boatmen have been favored with u rise
in tho upper rivers sufficient to make
large shipments OF coal, The second
coal fleet left Pittsburgh yesterday
and last night the boats had not all de-
parted. The shipment will reach about
10000 900 bushels. The first boat 10
pnss Davis Island dam was the big Pa
cihc No. with fifteen llrgps and Hats,
followed by the Relief, The Pacific
passed Wheeling ut an early hour this
morning The following Associated
Press dispatch tells the story OF the
starting OF the big coal lieet ut PITTS
burgh;
The wuteT rose to the height Of eight
feet at Pittsburgh nj noon, was station
AIRY for few hours and at . o'clock In
the evening had fallen six inches, only
one accident was reported, and II occur
rcd ut the trap near Sewlcklcy, where
the Boaz sunk n barge In the channel,
The Beaver In charge OF Captain w. j..
Wood, went there to see II the barge
could not be removed.
The following boats departed with
tows up TO noon: Pacitic No. 2, Iiye Hight
coal boats, seven barBes, three Hats
Relief, three coal boats, two barges;
Ark, ten barges, three Hats; Belle Nc
Gowan, ten barges one Hat; Hornet
No, .. four coal boats, six barges; Little
Dick, four barges, one Hat; lronsldes,
four model barges, one Hat; Joseph
Walton, seven barges, three tiats; Mark
Winnett, four barges; Jim Brown, six
bargcsi Mariner, ten barges, one nat;
John O. Phillips, three bargeF; Doaz.
six coal boats, three Hats; John 70, Wal
ton, ten harges; sam Brown, ten
barges, two hats; Tom Lysle, 1--WE coal
boats; Ed Davidson, three barges; Nd
vance, eight hRrges; John w, Allies,
four coal bOHts, two barges; Smoky
City, twelve bRrgcs, two tilts; Charles
Brown, ten baTges, four Hats, two model
bnrge5,
Other boats leaving later were: S, l.,
Wood, six boats, four barges and two
fats: Dauntless, five boats, two Hats;
Robert Jenkins, one boat, four bargcs;
Cruiser, seven barges: Bob Council,
five barges; Res0lute, 1--WE boats, two
barEes and one HAT; Fallie, six boats;
Hustler, ten boats, one flat
These were the boats that had passed
Davis Island dam by o'clock last
night
The steamets were going out OF Pitts
burGh all night and u IN estimated
that between 100000 and 100000
bushels OF coal win be shipped.
The river at 0 O'CLOCK last evening was
feet and stationary. A light rain fell
which promised to continue and keep
the water In shape for several days, so
that several million more bushels Of
coal could be got out. All the bargcs
now filed will go out on this rise. and
the light coal coal boats viii have been
sent out
The Kanawhn river is rising and L Is
reported that six million bushels OF coal
will be got out OF that river
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Mondays IntellIgeneer contained an
account OF the burning OF the barn of
JeSse l.easure, at West Liberty, by
which he sustained very serious loss, II
was stated that no theory us to the
origin OF the flames had been advanced
except that the barn had been deliber-
atoly set on lire by persons who had u
grudge against Mr. Leisure, Il was
stated on Saturday that there was u
good clue to the incendiariea, and yes
teriRy q warrant was sworn out In
Squire FitEpatrioll's court for Calvin
Dougal and Lincoln Yeater, on the
charge Of setting fire TO the barn,
Last night Squire Fitzpatrick, sher-
III Franzheim and Deputy Sheriff Far
rell went out to West Liherty, armed
with the warrant, and arrested DOugal
and Ysater. They were brought to the
city and lodged in Jail for hearing
HEREAFTER, the time for which has not
been set, The alleged offense Is very
serious one, but the grounds for &C.
ousing the two prisoners could not be
learned last night
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Many a nervous woman sits up all the
night andtTics to read herself sleepy. Nine
10 one she don't accomplish her purpose.
Nine to one, she gets more and more rer'
yous. The slightest sound strikes terror to
her heart. The dark corners Of the room
contain a thousand rights. She doesn't
know what she Is afraid Of, but she is afraid,
actually, honestly, ncrvouGly, abjcctlyhiraid
Healthy women arc not towards II Q wo.
man Ia nervous aud slccplcss and AFRAID Of
the rustic Of her own dress, ihcfc Is some
thing the matter with her. The most deli
cate nrrvcs In her body are set on edge by
wcakucsS or disease. Ninetc Of the
nervousness, inilability and bad temper in
women Is iGerclyn symptom Of III health
III health Of the delicate and sensitive or.
ganism that makes her woman. II she "
uyerworkcd, or ovcr.worricd the effect will
show itself there FIRST There IL no Use tax.
ing harmful and deadly narcotics for tcf.
vouaness aud slceplessncss. II will leave
the body Ia worse condition than II was
before The way TO effect a cure IN TO cure
the cause d. PieTce's FavOritc ptesctip.
ton will do H. Il Inns cured tcrs Of thou
sands Of cases Of female weakness and hcr-
youauess II IA a most wonderful invigorut.
iur ncryinc OF nerve food. II brings sound
healthy sleep aud restores the glow and
bloom Of health. II Il the only medicine
now before the public for wonan's peculiar
ailments, adapted 10 her delicate OfganiEl.
iion by d regularly graduated physlcin-
an experienced and skilled specialist In
these inaladcs. II cannot do barn IN any
condition of the system. liz sales exceed
the combined Gales Of all other medicines
for women.
Tie story Of to discovery and IL
wondctT,li success IL told III one part Of
Doctor Picfcc's great thousand page book,
"Comnion SruBc Medical Adviser" which
will be sent irCc on receipt Of II oncccnt
stamps to pay iot mailing OHir W0rlda
Dispcnaaty Medical Association, No, COS
Main Suset, buffalo, n, Y.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

suitable for tho Holiday trade We
have an immense variety, all Of the very
latest shapes and decorations. Do not
fail to examine our stock and learn our
prices before purchasing. You will ind
our goods equal to any in every respect
and our prices 10 por cent lower than
tho exclusive crockery houses
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Last evening Squire Glllespy gave u
hearing to John Collins, at the jail Of
flee, on u charge OF stealing S25 from
Steven AIllaTawski, At Elm Grove, on
December 0. The prisoner was dismiss
ed. He was then given hearing on a
charge OF stealing flfty pounds OF dyn-
amite from l.. G. Hallock, but before
the hearing was finished, court ad-
journed until this morning,
A boy named Ed NJ. Hay was sent TO
Jail by the same justice TO await q
hearing as an ineorrigible.
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Yesterday Frank Loetller the Mar
tins Ferry man who evaded the quar-
antlne Sunday and came to Wheeling,
was arrested and arrRigned be-
fore Squire Phillips on charge OF
violating the orders OF the health
board. He was fined S2J and costs II
is likely the Ohio side authorities will
make his little excursion cost him still
moro
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Refuses to Lit the bridgeport Quaran-
tine IiIIlK are Laid Aside.


A meeting OF the council committee
on health was held yesterday after
noon at 1 o'clock, with Il good attend
nncc. a motion was made that the
quarantine against Bridgeport be de-
Clared on. but this was defeated. II
was then ordered that passes from any
OF the infected towns on the Ohio side
should not be recognized unless signed
by City Health Officer Jepson, Dr.,
Stathers. chairman OF the health board.
and Chief Of Police Bennett. A propo-
sltion to let Wheeling men who work ut
the Aetna-Standard mill and Crystal
glass works, on the Ohio side. come
home 10 spend Christmas was then
made, but was rejected by the commit
tee. A large number OF bills were ly-
ing on the table, but as the committee
will have no available funds until the
new year opens, these were laid
aside and the committee adjourned.
with the situation Just as II was when
a met
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NEW BOOKS ADDED
To the Pnblle Library COLLABORATION
ilpgtho Call,

iIG''ho CALI
Tho following new Volumes have
hoen od d to tho 'lyheeIinr pubIic
i ILL., sui, .''I,',tto 'S
Adams, W. T,-Liouyenapt ut Eighteen
nSisac' il, de-dreat Man Of the PROV.
,-'5alaac, u. dc,-Logt Illusions,
Hiac;uiore, Il, u, Slaln by the Doones.
Corrclll, Murie-Sorrows Of satan;
Finley M,-Elalo'5 Journeys ON Inland
Watera
Fosdick, 9, A.-MisgIng Pocket Book.
GOss, W. L,-Iuck Ahltn.
Hardy, Thomas Jude Che Obscure
Hawkins a. III, Frivolous Cupid.
Lang, AudrrW-Munls Of Fitv.
Matthews, Brander,- M Fgthrr'g son.
Matthews, YlBnettns VI Alan
haitian.
Parker, uilbert-When Ndlmoud Came
to PontluG,
Ralph, Jullun-PCopl0 We Pass.
saltus, lldgor-Whcn Dreams Come
True, -
Shelley. Mrs. Frnnkenstoln,
Verne JuIes-spgeIal coErsipoGlent,
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FIRE BUGS IN JAIL.
Two Men Accused OF Setting Fire
toa Barn Locked Up,
A BIG BLAZE AT WEST LIBERTY

Early Saturday AIOrainE said to Have
Keen Started by ThOm-Juaaso Pittpat-
rick, sheriff Transhslm and Dsputy
Round Thom Up AID nrIng 10 Town,
and They are lacked mp for Hearing,
Time fOrwhleh Has Not Bssn Set
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BEST Fruit Cake in the city Mt %
cents pound, ZlEGENFELDER'S.
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OUR IIno Of Watches for boys aud girl
10 tlIn hest In thu world, 80 80,
DILLON, WHEAT a. HASCHEH co.
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THE largest line OF Fancy Boxed
Candies In the city at ZIeGenfeldcr's.
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THE CLTY REALIZE BOARp

EVERYTHING goes NJ low prices to-day.
DILLON, WuEATS IIASCIiEiE co.
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OUR line of Watches for boys aud girl,
IL the best la tho world, 9G 80.
DILLON, WHEAT = HANGHER co.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION,
Stage of Water aud Movements OF Boau.
TIM River Intrreais.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Clarlngton. .,.,.JEWEl $500 p. M.
PArkersburg, BEN HuR, Ap. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY,
PUtsburgh...H x. BEDFORD 3 a. m.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE. S "a, m.
Parkershurg. Liberty. 1850 4. IN.
MatamOrus. ..LENINGTOS. II q. m.
Darlington. .....JEWEL, $50 p. IN.
BoATs LEAVING TOMORROW.
Darlington. JEWEL, $50 p. IN.
Pittsburgh. -. BEN HUR, Sa. IN.
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WE iiav. articles from a6c 10 $1,000
SEQ the line before you buy.
DILLON WHEAT q uANCHAn 90.
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Round trip $1,000 Tickets good ten
days. with Pullman Sleeper from
Wheeling on the 5Aj y. m. train, For
detailed information apply 10 Baltl-
more & Ohio ticket agents.
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NOW is your opportunity TO pur-
chase ilne present. our stock Is boz
INK rcplcnishod every day.
M'NhMEE'S. 2i37 Market street.
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FULL limo Of Candles Nuts, etc. for
Xmas. HfEG f1NFELDER.
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EVERYTHING goes ut low prices to.,lAy.
DILLoS, WHEAT - Nan CHER co,
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DIGf.os, SSnhST Z i ht "a Co. U.s.
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u. S o. Popular Excursion to Washing
ton, ID. a., and baltimore, Dec. ~.
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GREAT Harrinco HnIr tn.lny,Rt
DILLON, WHEAT 4 IIANdIIIsn CO.'S.
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D DiIISS =, SSiiHHT& HSSCi H ~ CO. ~
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PRICE LIST

10 piCcO Toilet Set, platn.."."."Sl "
10 pioco Toilet Set, decorated" | ):
- piece Toilet Set, plain."..."" ..
l2picco Toilet sot, docoraloi,." Il,
% pIoco 'roa Sol, plain"""".,"," ".
lOl piCco Dinuor SGT, plain. 'O
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BEAUTIFUL Candy Baskets ut
ZIIcGFNFEL DlGTyS.
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S bIGEs s' %iIi:x sFlS iifI2S"in CO.'S
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BEE our line OF Sterling silver Nov.
nliles. M'NAMEES,
2i37 Market street.
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REAL value In sllvcrwnrc and NJ re.
duccd prices nj M'NAMEE'S
2i37 MnrkOi street.
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NAVE yun seen thu,o tiegrni ~ Tt0na.
6Hur,2 YBn Should n0l inil 10 1rdsf n
pslrnt T. iiEts A HUNA',
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MEMS hand welt Patent Leather
Shoes 80 90. worth 81 90,
t.hdipH' nine Patont Leather FOXcd
1tid Button shoes 81 %, worth 80 co.
Mon nne arwcd Dress Shoes on latest
style lasts 81 10, worth 1900
Ladioa finc i(ld Patent Leather Tip.
ped Lace or Button Shoes 81 Is. worth
1900. VII.
BToNEs CASH SHOE STORE.
1852 Main ntrppt
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FRESH Candy from 10 cents pound
up at Observation-Disclosures.
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, ~. !. 1' large Gi.'Yfirig@ i TaS..
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WE have articles from q5O 10 ~ 900
Noe thR ilnN before yuu iuy
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Diamond Day with uS. Come and SET a,
DILLON, WHEAT q IiANCIitIt co.
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G 6I2GSs sS Wfii;ST "a" 4 ii2iSTSht co.'s
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SI ILisjs .s %iiss$ ~ Z i1tScI, CO.'S
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BEE our stock oI Ladies' Watches.
M'NAMEEB, 2ia7 Market street.
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EY piE6N %ST =" I tx xE tTni " 55
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why nnl dntl where ,Hu get niOai f1
yBur innHUJ W. u, LUltLNS 4 co,
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Gun ilnr nj Watches tat hoy. aud airs
IL tia hest ~ tliN wptitl ~ ~,
DILLON, WHEAT A. nANUIl9it 90,
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HXbTi Ehos Ti,Sf y TSE56iE't' IS,
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biIi6S' WiTSTS IitgUHrlI 81
The Delta independent., 1895-08-07
Go to John M. Trew, on Garnet Mesa,
for cut flowers.
Timber Land. Act June 3, lS78..-No.
tice For Publication.

July 8, Is9of
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the net of Congress OF
June 3, 1878, entitled IAN net for the sale of
timber lands In the States Of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as cx
tended to all the Public Land States by act Of
August 4, 1892. N. ERNEST CLACK, Of Delta,
county of Delta, state of Colorado, has this day
filed in this Office his sworn statement No. ---,
No. SO, in Township No. Range No. , Z, Ute
NJ, and will offer proof to show that the land
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver Of this office at Montrose, Colorado, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of September, 1895.
He names witnesses: Isaac NJ. Conklin,
James J. winton. Joseph +. kistler, Clarence
Z. Newer, all of Delta. Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
September, 1895.
a. f. AMsBARY, Register,
First pub. July 10; last Sept, II, 1895.
The Delta independent., 1895-08-07
First pub. Aug.
THQAiAe.s NMls.

Whereas. WILLIAM LAMONT by his certain
decd Of trust dated February II, 1893, and re-
corded in the Office Of the County Clerk and Re
corder of Delta county, Colorado In Book 2 ut
Page 395, conveyed to the undersigned, the follow
ing described real estate. and water right, situ-
ate, lying and being In the County of Delta, and
State Of Colombo, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter OF the Southeast quar-
ter OF Section twenty-five. and the North half Of
the Northeast quarter, and tho Northeast quarter
Of the Northwest quarter of Section twcnty-se
West, of the Sixth Principal Meridian; also ali
bitches, ditch-rights, water rights and privileges,
including the entire interest of said Lamont in
the Cedar Park ditch, taking water from Dirty
In trust to secure the payment OF two
certain promissory notes therein described, to-
gether with interest thereon as provided for In
said notes and deed of trust and, whereas, 1t is
be made in the payment of said notes. or any
part thereof OF interest thereon, according to the
tenor of same, then 1t should be lawful for the
undersigned to sell and dispose of said premise 5
rs in said deed Of trust provided; and, whereas.
default has been made In the payment of said
notes and the interest due thereon and the legal
holder Of said notes has requested that the un-
deed provided;
Now, therefore, by virtne of the powers vested
In me by said deed Of trust. and for the purpose
q foreclosing the same, do hereby giyo notice
that will on the sth day Of August, 1896. at the
hour OF ten O'Clock "A. m. Of said day, proceed to
sell the property hcreinbe fore described and all
the right title, benefit and equity Of redemption
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, at
thief tont door of the court house. in the town and
county Of Delta, state of Colorado to satisfy said
notes and the interest thereon, and the cost OF
pcnditures made as provided for in said deed OF
trust.
L.. l.. KELLOGG, Trustee.
First pub. July IL; last Aug. I. 1885,
The Delta independent., 1895-08-07
TruStee's Sale.

Whereas, JOHN T. CARDwELL and SUSAN
CARDWELL his wife, by their certain Deed
Of Trust dated September 10Th iS ,ecoried i,a IN
county, Colorado, In Book Is. at Page 4o5, con-
yeyed to $; II. sheldon, Trustee, the following
in the County of Delta, and State of Colorado.
towit The east half of the southwest quarter
and the west half of the southeast quarter Of
south of range ninety live (95) west Of the sixth
principal meridian.
In Trust to secure the payment OF one certain
the interest thereon provided for In said note
Cardveil and Susan Cardwell have made default
in the payment of said note; and whereas, said
note has become due and payable: and, whereas,
1t is provided In said Deed OF Trust, that II the
said > II; sheldon, Trustee, shall refuse to act
instead Of the said S. r. Sheldon, who shall
thereupon become his successor to the title to
said property, and the same become vested IN him
In trust for the purposes and objects OF said
Deed OF Trust, with all the powers, duties and
obligations thereof and whereas, the saiI 4, s
half and, whereas. The Equitable Mortgage Co !,
the legal holder of said note, by its certain Deed
and substituted the undersigned as Trustee to
act instead Of said s. II. Sheldon;
Now, therefore, at the request OF the legal
vested in me by said Deed Of Trust and said
Deed Of Appointment, and for the purpose Of fore.
closing the same, ], the undersigned, A. Is.
l will, on the Gth day OF September 1895 ut
the hour of two o'clock p IN: Of said day, proceed
to sell the property hcreinbeforc described, ny
The fremont street door of the Court House, In
the City of Denver, County Of Arapahoo, state of
Colorado, to satisfy sail debt and interest and
0 ~ ALLEN u. SEAMAN, Trustee.
A. I. SMITH, Attorney.
[First pub. Aug. :; last Sept. 4. 1851
The Delta independent., 1895-08-07
The Bachelor Owners.

A special to the Denver Republican
from Ouray mentions prominent Delta
resident as follows:
"The three owners Of the Bachelor
mine are rapidly becoming rich men.
The average monthly net income Of each
from the mine is between $4,000 and
$4,000, and last March it ran up to
$4,000 each, net. George Hurlburt,
Frank Sanders and Charles Armstrong,
miners and prospectors, not at all spoiled
by prosperity, and investing their money
where they made it. Hurlburt bought
into the Bank Of Ouray. Armstrong is
the main man in the Mascotte Power
company and Sanders is backing the
stable enterprise and putting up big
cannery at Delta. The Bachelor-and,
by the way, Armstrong is the only bach
elor Of the trio-is very high grade
silver proposition in the Paguin district,
north Of town. So easily is it worked
that only forty men are necessary. In
the same district are tho Calliope, Pony
Express and three Bachelor extensions,
all on the same vein and all shipping
ore,"
The Delta independent., 1895-08-07
Trnatee'a sale.

Whereas, SARAH n. BROWN and JESSE
BROWN, her husband, by their certain deed OF
ose Se Of pets c1unty On ,he
8. H. Sheldon. trustee, the fSllowinr described
and aSs'1S IL hf TSs wes
.hali of the northwest quarter and the northeast
the southwest quarter Of section sixteen (6), all
lin township nfteen % south Of range ninety-six
IN trust. 70 secure the PAYMENT OF Or one ' certain
prornssory note therein described. together with
thc interest thereon as provided for in said note
the payment OF said note; and, whereas. said note
m sa q ana hsi se
legal holder Sf said note may appoint and sub;
Of the said 8. II. Sheldon, who shall thereupon
become his successor TO the title 20 said property,
the purposes and objects Of ssd Deed OF Trust, NJ.
Of and, whereas, the ssid Y. II. Sheldon, Trust
The Equitable Securities Co., the legal holder
Of said note, by It's certain deed OF appointment,
the SS Snisssxns% ia ss a. ns
NV, wv shstssets, sI :. the .sque.. Of the legal
1ssted IN me- BY .sid Besd of frss r. e aS sd
Deed Of Appointment, and for the purpose Of
s &c nSs
I hSYi e two O'clock ?: q said d.y, proceed q
4 the fremont street door Of tic Court II House, ,
e cs O. .: s0aaY e5t S ssa
.na inc cost o. etffaR!"S 81: sEAsxs is Trustee
A. !. Smith. Attorney.
First publication Aug. 7; last Sept, 4, 1851