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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
A VENEZUELAN MONOPOLY.
The Whisky Trust Is to Have 10
All Its Own Way I'm That
Country.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-The American
Spirits Manufacturing company. bet.
ter known as the whisky trust, con.
its contract with the govern
ment OF Venezuela, whereby II Secures
the monopoly of the spirits manufac.
turing business In that country. II has
been under negotiation q long time.
The contracts were signed today. The
trust will build a big distillery in
Venezuela. The government agrees to
give 1t a protective tariff of $3.50 pei
gallon on imported spirits.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
AppOtnt Mrs. H., IA. Rice.

Pierre, Aug, Ex-Governor Lee has APP
pointed Mrs. II. *. Rice OF Moe. Lincoln
county. as Il Of the women's board of
investigation Of state penal institutions,
in h place Of Mrs. o. j. Smith, who d.
clined TO serve.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
Chicago,

Chicago. Aug. $50 a. m~.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1900. Market about steady. QUO
tatiGnr: Heavy, s.. 1908. so; mixed, 81. Goa
3.s7k; light, SO. 70a3. 80; rough heavy, 50. i59
$50.
Cattle-Receipts. 200. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
wiz BE Opened 70 the pun,,o

New York, Aug. 0.--John Jacob As.
tor Is said to have donated $4,000 to
purchase "~Elmwood," the home Of
home of James Russell Lowell, at
Cambridge, Mass, which will now be
turned into a memorial park and
thrown open to the public.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
South Omaha,

South Omaha. Aug. I-Hogs-Receipts.
$500: official yesterday, 6,445; shipments,
sl3. Market steady TO strong. Quotations.:
eHavy. 50. 35d3. As: mixed, 81. Asa .352R.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900: official yesterday,
1.025; shipments, 76.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
ULSTER CHRONICLE
JOSEPH KUBLER PUBLISHER


I"TIV TINNTTy FIV'VV0F"V'i NTs-V -"
many 5000, 600, that Of Russia S. 900. 600
and that Of even India and Japan ST.
500, 900. About The only other nations
whose postal service does not pay eX-
penses are Canada, Norway, Siam,
Chill, Peru, Bulgaria and Bolivia. This
deficit in the United States is largely
caused by an Interpretation of the law
that carries in the mails an enormous
amount Of printed matter at a sum
greatly below the cost of SO doing.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
CONSIDER THE ASSESSMENTS
Board Leaves Them Practically as
Last Year.

Pierre, Aug.6.-The board of assess
ment put in yesterday assessing tele-
phone. telegraph and express compan-
les, leaving them all practically as last
year, only a few minor changes being
made. -
The question OF railroad assessments
is yet held open TO allow the companies
to explain their position before the
board. An investigation OF the affida-
Wits filed by the various companies
which were Joined in the suit against
the railroad commissioners shows that
all OF them made sworn statements as
to the present actual value OF their
property largely at variance with their
past assessments. The following table
shows the discrepancy:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
To do Business in Dakota.

Pierre. Aug. THE state insurance
department yesterday licensed the
North American Casualty company of
Minneapolis to do business In THE state.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
Laundry Burns at EstherviIre

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Aug. 6.-The
Steam laundry at Baskerville burned
today. Loss several hundred. No In.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14

Warrenton, Va, Aug. 6.-Major r.
Taylor Scott attorney general OF yir.
ginia, died here this morning Of ".
phoid fever.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14

An explorer recently found In Egypt
4 bronze bowl and a series Of iron tools
Of forms quite unlike any known in
Egypt, and they az" bought to belong
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14

sherman Returns 20 Washington.
Amaganset, i. l., Aug. ~6.-Secretarv
sherman left this morning for Wash,
lngt0n.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14

The annual earnings OF miners In sc
sia. Germany, are. after substractIna
To insurance, only $l47 to $500.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-14
Sworn Assessed

value value
per mile. per mile.
Great Northern ......$17 900 S4,10C
Omaha ....... ........ 5000 5000
Chicago, M. and st. +. 1900 1900
Burlington and Mo-. 20,3O $500
Chicago and N. w. >. Is, 416 1900
The companies viii be given a hear
ing, but they will have hard work 10
explain this wide variation in values.
The assessment Is likely to be much
higher than heretofore as a conse-
Quence.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Il Married or Over IS Years Old

Send 81. 90 for a box Of CERMI-
eide CAPSULES and the secret of
preparing with private informa-
ton for Married People, worth
$50 to anybody. Guaranteed
satisfactory, OF money refunded.
The only convenient, satisfac-
tory, safe and sure method to be
devised. Address, Ira +. Ebert.
Specialist, Iledrjc\, Iowa. Full
particulars and Book Of Secrets
for a Dime.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Strong Against Capital Punishment

New YORK, Dec. 2.---NIayor Strong was
asked yesterday what he thought Of the
possibility Of Mrs. Augusta Nack's
chances Of getting off with twenty years
in the State Prison, while Martin Thorn
might be electrocntcd, for the murder of
William Guldensuppe. The Magyar said
that he was not in favor of cpilaI puish-
ment at all.
The sun., 1897-12-03
BPASSING! =!
BPASSING! !

The marvellous cleaner The only cleaner Instantaneous T
Perfect To clean Brass is a fine art o-'
Every other Gle the market to-day either stain the vo
around the brass scratches Brassne the brass n,
and stains nothing 1t the greatest preparation the void fr
cleaning bass 1t requires labor to clean brass sn Mre
The brass VIII Bran and wipe eff again is as con
and bright it the day FURNISHED a the factory ~
Braue costs O't lEm" package. Agents arc simply co;nino
handling Brasslne Street getting anpo
sells door Think of can clean oil tho ,r 10
rdinay house perfectly five Special terms TO Ant
BRASSlNE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Rver and Union Streets Wilkes Barre Penua
The sun., 1897-12-03

Is there any good for continuing the office of mayor
There seems to be we'll defined idea that he has nothing to do
beyond looking we'll public functions drawing his salary and
'beug mavo whatever that He is nice man at that
The sun., 1897-12-03

UNGALANTY enough the French Court of Appeals has decided
that woman lawyer be admitted practice at the BAR
Notwithstanding the fact that the applicant learned in the law
highly accomplished otherwise and had passed excellent exam
nation The inference from this decree is that cvary simply
spells prejudice in France
The sun., 1897-12-03
populiS.s Opposed TO inncYatiun

ropulists Opposed 70 ANNEXATION.
WA>uINrroH, d. G., Dee. 2.--Six
pOpu!st mrmhcrs Of the Senate today
decided to oppose the Hawaiian Annexu~
ton treaty. They will claim that the
annexation ui the Hands is unnecessary
and that such action would entail heavy
expenditures of money for the maintcn-
ancc OF a large navy. The population
brought in by the annexation would be
undesirable.
The sun., 1897-12-03
Coop morning !!

Co.. HOPES will doubtless appoint committee that Will secure
the desired free stop privileges for the Board OF Trade lhe
responsibility now rests with that committee
The sun., 1897-12-03

GOMEZ the age actively leading vigorous and res
te revolution Cuban independence presents pctu
eoue and heroic figures the age One may survey the whole
field of human endeavor without finding another who in his
antecden personality and chosen avocaton combines
the dramatic qualities of cvay and cenered in
the great commander of Cubas patriot army He indeed Of
the worlds Grand Old Men.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
OUR FIRST pOSTaG 3r.5. :,
u,,,..,' fathcr Was the First
purchaser, Just Eif.v ya,

NY Years ago-in July, 1st7-Jypc,a
oaiil ISSUED his first postage ste n ne ;,
wia.es Fannie Mack Lothrops in ire III,
'aaoleS Home Journal. an Emo,orI
- years before. Rowland Hill father
a. eie emmy post introduced tha
~, I'M ins PLASTER, as the stamps were
eun'emptuously called John M. N;,as
t,a fostmaster General at that time
Cslea hefo!cnly, but in vain, to move
Sons'ess TO authorize STAMPS fer th,c
eottlltry. His successor was more for-
suitate. anu the bill desired was an
proved on March 3. lS47, the star,r.
80 ~ peins Issued, however, TIL Aurust
GSiuuSh che time appointed was July Isl
t S!Is Two values OF the new stamps wer,
. t.'uolueet1 m lSi7-a 5 and 10 ccnt
sLainP, bearing, respectively. the nnr.
Lrait of Franklin in a bronze in, IA
"aShington In black
ne 1lrst purchaser of STAMPS In ~,
cnited States WAS Henry Shaw no
,athef or Henry Wheeler Shaw Ghot,cr
known as Josh Billings the h,1mnrisn
WI ShlW was in the Postmaster Cann-
,n, once on August 6, lS47, when Mr.,
1 ,., entered with the printer from
"ic'li ne mad Just received sheets Of ,hn
NV Stamps. Mr.. Johnson passed \ shent
10 AIT. Shaw for inspection. After s~ivin !.
Ihe stamps nasty glance. Mr.. shaw.
perhapS With an eye to future fame
LOOK OUT his wallet. counted out * cnnis
. 81 purchased one of each variety tina
I'VE ne Kept as a CURIOSITY. IN. .tnn,
ne presented to Governor Briggs 10 ~,
appropriate Gift" 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
Tribute to n Vfr fntan

era In nic atlanta Ian Journal in expressing It's
5,urca tlon at the project to honor the
H.s;Ino!y OF an honored Nirg, nian, saws: -
IS gratifying to know that q NOM
Inell IS TO be erected to the late Inhn
dsandolph tucker: 1t VIII be placed on Ia
campus at Washington and Lee Univnr[
s,ts, Whsfe stand already so many nohio
A..Gnlcrlals Of Soutlcrncrs ~
Tucker ahe monument haMnrar to John Randolph
ron. James G. Garter the most nn,;nnnt
men1bGr OF the New York BAR. has s,,,.
aci1ped $500 10 the fund ard s5G1 has hn.,,
subscribed by Gen William Drancr nf
massachusetts. "'''i' VI
n, !" ,r E,lG be wns a incmher Of Congress
At iNcker had a hos, of friends ;mon,,
men with whom he differed pn,itinnji,
ana between whom and himself tho ni,;;ii
war mad made a temporary gulf IL
was one OF Garfield's most intin,
trends, and so great was Garn,ld's cora
dcnce In Tucker that he made nm ono a.
the executors Of his will Tucker twac -
Dfoao-mindcd man, q man OF large svmna'
thics and most lovablc personality 'ii
'l>cth Gs man and lawyer Tho er..,,
SiTElnlan deserves the monument ,Uhjnh
WIZ ne erected to his memory at tho ;nst;
luton he loved SO we'll and where he Va
atthe head OF; the law DOL when he dfnG
1t is said that there VIII be a ',loni,inr ~,
acr!ption Ito the fund In Virginin " . -, n1'n
large sum will rtainiys be given - a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
kROI INA

Watn's Hotel here yesterday. Relatives
came this morning and the body was
carried home for interment.'
Mrs nj. Bell and Miss Mira Bell are
visiting relatives in Edenton.
Mrs. ). l.: Sheep left to-day to visit
her husbands rela tives in PenrisvlvanIa
Mrs. George w. Bell, who has been
quite Ill, IS now better. 80 - I
The family Of Mr.. George w. Cobb LEFT
for Mays Head to spend the summer
yesterday. $50 - -.
DE held here next week, Judge Green ire
siding. There will be no grand Jury and
no cases on the State dockes wIlI be
tried, the object of the special session no
ing to get rid Of some Of the civil ca ses
ledt over from the las: term OF court.
people at Mays Head-a good MANY
from Virginia, Tennessee, and other nd
joining States. =, ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
.UPANUs AND HIS sArE ) b, 10,

|&Jranus'fs advancing toward the quar-
ter post, as quadrIture might be termed
anu although In conjunction with the
moon on the 10th, the melting Is some
mhdt 700 distant to serve as an indicar-
slon or the planets whereabouts One
feature about Uranus presents many
potutS OF interest to those astronomers
VINO are possessed Of large-sIzed tele-
scones. Uranus Is accompanied by 8
system OF satellites, some Of which are
SO faint as to require the closest scrutiny
ior their detection. Herschei himself was
IN error about these little moons, and it
mas since been ascertaned that some Of
the points which he took to be satellites
we're merely stars enormously more dig
tanf which happtned to lie III the field
Of view ait go
Mars.rematns for the present a COM
Darativeiy insignificant object IN the
heavens, but with the many promises OF
wonderful things to happen in the flu
ture. and the possibilities held out OF
our being able to talk with our friends
OF the warlike planet, we can afford to
walt for further and interesting develop
meMs 1t will be quite entertaining for
the present to watch Mars and Jupiter
garduaNy draw nearer and nearer to one
another until to our eye they Will, on
the 25th. almost touch one another, after
which they will separate and we shall
see Jupiter beating Its adversary liter
ally out Of sight on the way toward con-
Junction with the sun.
Venus is queen OF the morning, and
while the sun remains unseen behind the
hills is the most glorious object Of the
starry sheen for the few sweet hours be-
fore the sunrise. She Is in three hours
thirtN-onc minutes right ascension and
10 degrees IS minutes north dcclination,
which brings her near the limits Of the
constellation Of Taurus the Bull. On
tn. 7th Venus reaches the furthest west
point OF her swing, when she turns and
passes the remainder of the year moving
back toward the sun.
Neptune derives distinction this month
from The fact that he IT, In conjunction
with Venus on the aSt!l, meeting his Gair
queen on his way from The sun as she
proceeds in the opposite direction. From
this meeting we can form q very good
idea of Neptune's whereabouts in the
heavens.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
RUIsLED TOO SOON.
recent Invention 10 Make Ibis +,
ribte Experience Impossible.

PEOPLE, and they appear toabe more
numerous than is CURRENTLY sunDosca
says London Journal. who are harasseu
ny nervous fears In the matter Of prcma
cure burial, may draw some co,uroa;
rom the Invention Of Russian ph:lan-
anroplst, VINO has been studying tbs
means or remedying a real or fancied
evil ny allowing any person who may
nave been inferred by mistake to com
Hiuh!cate with the outer void and Ia
breathe freely until succor is forthcom
ing. samples Of the special coffin, whlci,
~ ms eonirived for this purpose ar,
now at the establishment Of his agent
VINO is endeavoring TO induce the munic,
pal council to permit its adoption in tho
metropolitan cemeteries. The agent t.
very enthusiastic about this invention
1or ne says that If It be taken up no one
s VI, - future run any risk OF being
:, ihe,t m the grave, and that even at Inc
,hSeShc u of the tomb all hope need no,
De m ndoned. az the problem is solved
.ih-rEy Is vanquished The coffin
+; SSned Is provided with tube, the
eHa Or which IL placed little
~, ~, .,e chest OF the presumed corpse,
&c upper end rises above ne
!, e Of the ground. The sl;ab,ss,
HI on leads to The loud neal of ar
eirr's Dell, arranged al the ton Of rho
a. Nh'!e al the same moment Ema;;
~. -. IS shot out, for the purpose of indi.
20 any one who may be on tho
Wa'ch The precise grave at whIrh ~
Phenomenon has occurred s,,,,,, ne
neousiy air and light penetrate inio ~
cc,il' me tenant OF which can c,nYa-sn
Without the least effort or d,nlru,t,, v.i.t
ne persons who have fastened - ,bn
escus. what opinion may eyent,,,;lv
pc informed of the invention nror,,,.a:,
by purely philanthropic mo,iven ~ 90
20 pc seen. but II Is certainly dnsn~,.i 80
Of attention. ''''i'' OBSERVING
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
El,EN'SNN.

Edcnton, N. c.. July s.-(Spccial1-Af
ter spending several days here with
friends. Mrs. S. 3. Upton, Of Berkley.
"a, ieft on the noon train yesterday for
Nj, " S. Pendleton, who has been a
,.f oi the Eatesville bar for some
time. has moved to Edenton aud viii
occupy Mr.. William Bonds Office.
Captain j. NJ. Jones has rented the
Store at the depot ercently vacated BY
MIR. 4. J. Bond, and will in a short time
open Il stock Of groceries in same.
KEY \. w. Burfoot. Of Hartford. is
In town this morning.
number OF our sporting gentlemen
have purchased steam launch and look
for same in n few days. :.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
TRICK FARMERS HAPPY.
ahe seRsDn In Eastern North Carolinn
:5lSElSF Very Successful

ss52 Newborn, N. c., July 7.-(SpeciaI)-It
;athe average Virginia trucker has played
& IN the same luck as the average trucker
IN TINS vicinity during the truck season
ssIuuSSl Closed they are now enjoying the
results Of their risk and work. being
greatly benefited financially
;slSs. our correspondent, during a recent
visit to The truck farms in this vicinity,
could readily see The overjoy glitterine
\ upon the face Of every trucker, due TO
est he prosperous season in truck which
they have just passed.
me cabbage and pea crops around
here were tremendous in their yield, and
4 fhe prices held up well, netting the
FARMERS large profits on these crops.
! The Oaks Farm. blackburn g. aWtllett
aprpprietors, shipped over %, 900 crates of
Scabbage during the season alone. This
rs SAID to he one of the largest exclusive
truck farms iIt,the South, and this sea-
Sson Its soil has been the cause Of a eraat
1 financial ms blessing to the owners. This
B b farm manufactures most of the crates
used FOR the shipment Of all truck
i isrlo'Ws1 = having a saw mill on the plan
I; "a ton for the purpose Of getting out ma
sterial Tor such "''7-.
THE Irish pota to crop was short, and
q ateSy1eld was not quite as<layge as wa .
expected when the seed were deposited
4 But NEVERTHELESS this crop was a success
y ne prices for potatoes holding uD ex
sEeiIently {s IA 81. 3. q. a
lrhe. can crop was ordinary In WELD
q cut prices towards the last dropped
g ere was good money made on bea ms
after all. "a 81 10
s.s IN fact the truck yield and prices 2 :
B ~ lsaVnele were ere a success. Not only has
Il l Ilae truck farmer been benefited by the
fT5sperous4 truck season, but every class
!1 trade here has most sensiby felt the
d yeaul |, &SSg :5ss II. 2.3 ~ w
ssSts " y the can teloupe crop IS gathered
EFana shipped. The farmers OF this vicinity
Wilde. through, when they will rest and
sFon, hieh,s 1t is hoped. viii be az profit
II ats PIE to The m $ the one just passed.
ll1is boom forgthe farrne rs cannot be
stredi He'd to the. IN nley wave Of pros
,s5'b'lt to an omnipotent ruler. and
( Iss Adanl; ana Him only. the trucker must
n we ina nks for HIS success this sea son.
G FORGE ID. ROBERTS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09

q 0VERNOR'S ISLAND, N. y. H.,
Dlicate. for furnishing such Forage and
Straw as MAY be required in Dept. of the
East. during fiscal year commencing
July l. 1897. Will be received here and a
offices Of Ouartermastcrs at Boston,
Mass: New Orleans, La: Forts Niagara
and Porter. Madison Barracks and pIatts-
Ethan Allen. Vt; Fort Preble
Me: Fort Adams. r. l.: Fort
Trumbul. CT: Fort Monroe Va: Fort
McHenrv. Md: Fort Thomas, Ky: Co
umbus Barracks. O.: Fort Mcpherson,
Ga: Fort Barrancas and ST. Francis Bar
racks. Fla. until 12 o'clock M eastern
time. July 30. 1897. and then opened The
United States reserves right TO reject or
accept any or all proposals. or any part
cation. Envelopes containing proposals
will be endorsed Proposals for---nt
-." NJ. 1. LUDiNGTON, A. q. Al.
Cent. ic3Oiy1,a3 2S 20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
GREEN WILLIE.

GreenVillc, n. c.. July s.-(Spec.al
Mss may woodward, of Durham, arrived
last night to visit Miss Pat:ie Skinner.
me moonlight excursion down .h;. NV
er !ast night was quite "a success: Al,
had a good time. 1t was for the T,,,isn1.
pal church.
We had a nice rain here yesterday.
me general health Of our town i
very good.
tobacco. - -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09

John Griffin, of GAINESVILLE. O., says.
81 never lived a day for thirty years
without suffering agony. until box Of
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured my
piles" For piles and rectal troubles,
cuts. bruises, sprains. eczema and all
skin troubles De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve is uncQualled. j. NJ. r. Trottcr,
Truitt & Smith and r. L. Wilson.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09

A RMY BUILDING WIIJTE,nA 1T
a street. New York city. June 24th. 1Sy7H
Sealed PROPOSALS in triplicate. viii be re-
Gslved mere until II O'Clock NJ, July 24th,
1874 ana then opened for sale Of two com
parativelv new ~ feet Alec Vapor
launches. One can be seen at Fort Mon
roe. va: the other at Governors Island
n. Y Bids VIII be received for one or
noth INFORMATION can be obtained from
this office. United States reserves rivht
10 reject anV or all bids. Bids should be
endorsed PROPOSAL for sale OF Launches
and addressed n. S. Kimbail. ID. q. NJ. G..
jI ~. sol VI. . 10 )-6t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-09
Ev c. Ii. er-en & CO., Auctionccrs

T RUS7IIE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
! REAL. ESTATE. IN PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY. BY virtue OF decd OF trust
from G Il. Wright ana Wife. to me as
trustee. dated the 18th day Of June, 1886.
and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prin-
ctsS Anne County Court. ID. Il. GG. page 5l3,
a!!d AT the REQUEST OF the holdc! of he noto
therein secured. ! shall sell by public auc-
ZION. al the Real Estate Exchangc, 236
Main street. Norfolk. Va. on SATURDAY.
the 10th day Of July 1897. at II M. All that
certain tract OF land situate in the county
Of Princess Anne. near the main road lead,
Ing from hcElpsvillc to Great Bridge, con-
tanning ltI acres. more or less bounded on
the north bv the lands formerly belonging
to }. w DoHcr. now benjamin II. Davis;
on the cast hv the lands Of George Re-
side: on the south by The lands Of Reside
and AIKEN; and on the west by the lands
Of Hatchcldcr & Collins; and being tho
same on which c.. n. Wright resides. and
which he purchased OF Peter Wright and
wife by their deed duly of record.
TERMS: Cash. J. NJ. kE.EC LING,
Trustee.
g II. TERRELL & co, Auctionccrs.
irSt-1OI d.