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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-02-17

surance on losses already paid. os4i2
1855 SO
Aggregate Amount Of ali Assets Of the COMPANY
stated at their Actual Value s27ss741 o.
III. LIABILITIES
Gross Claims for adjusted and unpaid
losses due and to become due. 3 613s7 81
or In suspense, including ai1reported
and supposed Losses .......... 777i474
Losses resisted including interest
costs and other expenses thereon" 1925 ~
Total gross amount Of claims for iosses3i4o3s7 76
Deduct Reinsurance thereon. .....,... 1884 81
Net amount Of Unpaid Losses ..s... s1s2,s33 II
able upon all unexpired Fire risks,
running year or less from date Of
policy including Ing interest ,s grsm nj, ms
Gross Premiums received and receiv.
able upon ali unexpred Fire risks
dass q r policy 49, SSs SsSs ff Tm
earned premiums tpro ratal. $3.50. 74s1ss o.
Total Unearned Premiums as COM
All other demand. against r.. %
and contingent, due and to become due, admit
ted and contested, viz Commission, brokerage.
and other charges due and to become due to
course Of collection. ss7oo7; Rensar ra ss' g..
46S2s Reserve for contingent liability SO 900 $4.472 IS
Total amount Of ali Liabilities except Capital
Jontstock Capital actually paid up 100000 90
Surplus beyond Capital and all other Liabilities 771776 7o
Aggregate amount Of all Liabilities, including
paid up Capital Stock, Net Surplus s 27ss741 o.
w RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR
Gross Premiums and Bills unpaid at
close of last year commandments 254382 SO
Net collected. .,.,..........i44. 254,382 SO
Gross Premiums risks written ind
renewed during the year ......... 1,o42,27 IS
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2,19663O u
Deduct Gross Premiums and bills In
course of collection at this date 2z3,oi1 o.
Entire Premiums collected during the
year. .........7'.. 81. 1,e72.re 10
Deduct Reinsurance, Rebate Abate-
ment, and Return Premiums .. 4O,46O O5
Net cash actually received for Premiums car-
red out) 1.so2 $50 IA
Received for interest 1888 80
Received for interest and dividends stocks and
bonds collateral loans and from ali other
sources ............ .................. 1851 10
other sources. Rents
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-02-17

Cash belonging to the Company deposited In
Bank .........l..... 1909 ~
Interest due and accrued on Bonds not included
IN market vaae'.. :...,.....-e@ 267l ~
Gross Premiums las written In the poiicies In
course Of collection, than due 22so1l o.
AL other property belonging to the
Co., viz; Rents due and accrued. $3,43i on
Due from other Companies for Rein
surance on losses already paid oS4 II
1885 80
Aggregate Amount Of all Assets Of the Company
stated at their Actual Value. $27ss74 o.
III. LIABILITIES
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
NO MEETING YET.
Only Four Members OF the Board of
Regents are ON the Ground.

In all probability the board of re-
gents will not hold meeting to-day.
Az noon only three nonresident
members were in town, Mr. Eastman
Of Point Pleasant, Mr.. Mcmahon of
Harper's Ferry and Mr. Campbell of
New Cumberland.
Mr.. Powell is sick and will not be
present at the meeting.
The three who are here in company
with Mr.. Sturgiss and President Ray
mond improving the time by looking
over the ground and seeing what is
being done and what needs to be
brought before the board for its at
tention.
Several candidates for vacant posi-
tions are here and the board will have
no lack Of material from which to
select new teachers. Graduates of
several Of the leading Universities of
this country and of Germany are said
to be candidates for the Chair of Eu-
ropean History. There are quite a
number of applicants also for the
newly created chair Of Domestic Sci
ence.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
PR0GR RAM.
What is to be Done at the University
During the Closing Hours OF the
Big School.

The following is the program
for the remainder of the exercises at
the University during the closing
hours of the year:
Monday, June 10Th, p. M. Clos
irg Recital of the School Of Music.
Tuesday, June goth, am, to 5 p
M, Annual Exhibition OF the De
partment of Drawing and Painting.
Room Il, Science Hall
2 p. M, Competitive Drill, Parade
Ground.
6;30 p. m, Open Air Concert on
the Campus, by Turner'S Band.
S p. M, Inter Society Contest.
Wednesday, June Dist, 8 a m. to
5 p. NJ, Annual Exhibition Of the
Department of Drawing and Paint
ing, Room II, Science Hall.
10 a. m., Company Competition
for Corps Colors, Parade Ground.
$3.50 Baseball game on Athletic
Field.
$50 p. M, Open Air Concert on
the Campus, by Turner'S Band.
8 p. m, Wiles Prize Oratorical
Contest.
Thursday, June 22d, 10 a. m,
Commencement exercises. Address
by DIR Artemus j Haynes, of Bos-
ton, Mass, subject, The Only Thing
Worth While"
4:30 p. M, Open Air Concert on
the Campus, by Turner's Band
$50 p. M, Annual Meeting of the
Alnmni Association.
$3.50 p. m, Base Ball game, Ath-
letic Field.
SIP. m, Commencement Reception
in the Gymnasium Music by the
University Orchestra.
All exercises will be held in Com
mencement Hall, except where 9th
erwise noted Admission will be
free to all the exercises, except
Base Ball games. The public is cor
daily invited to all of the exercises.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
SEMl-aSNUAL MEETING.
State Board of Agriculture Holding a
Session in Morgantown.

The State Board OF Agriculture
met in Mo-gantown Monday in six
teenth regular semi-annual session.
The Board is composed of one
member from each Congressional
District and one from the State at
large as follows:
First District, Hon. S. W. Atkin-
son, Putnam, Brooke Co. Second
District, Hon. FL. w. Miller, Paw
Paw, Morgan Co. Third District,
Hon. j. NJ. Sydenstrieker, Lewis
burg, Greenbrier Co; Fourth District
Prof I. C. Atkeson, Buffalo. Put.
nam Co, At Large, Hon j l. Rath-
burn, Patrick, kanawha Co; Secre
tarv, Hon. D. nj. Sullivan, Charles
ton.
The Board will hold its meetings
in Prot. Atkeson's lecture room n the
Experiment Station building. This
Board held its second semi-annual
meeting in this city in October 1891,
and has not met here since until now.
1t will have considerable business to
transact at this meeting of rou-
tine character as this is the last
meeting under the present organiza-
tion. The biennial reorganization
will occur at the October meeting
when one change in the personnel
will be made and President, Secre-
tary and Farmers Institute director,
will be elected at the October meet.
ing
Politically the Board is composed
of three Republicans and two Demo
Gratis, and all of them are represen-
tative, practical farmers engaged in
the business. They all feel a deep
interest in the success of the Univer
sity, especially in the Experiment
Station and College of Agriculture,
and may be relied upon to say a
good word for the institution on all
occasions. Morgantown was select
ed as the place of meeting in order
that the members might see for
themselves what the University is
doing, and take in some of the fes-
tivities of the Commencement occa-
sion. They all express themselves
as surprised and pleased with the
evident prosperity of our little city.
We bid the Board of a gricultre vel
come to the best our city affords.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
PREP CONTEST.
Very Interesting Event Takes Place on
Saturday Night-The Girls all Win
Out.

The contest for the regents prize in
defamation came off on Saturda,
evening in Commencement Hall Tn,
contest attracted a very large crowC
and the interest in Commencement
events is growing at rapid rate
The judges were Dr. E. NJ. Turner
Miss Brock of Morgantown, and Prof
j. n Deahl.
The first prize of fifteen dollars was
awarded to Miss Katherine Fetzer.
Moorefield. and Miss Bertha Compton
OF Mt. Morris. Pa, took second place
and received second money, ten dol.
lars. Miss Bertha b. Schaeffer oil
Morgantown was given third place and
received the third prize five dollars.
Before the announcement of the de-
cision of the judges Miss Fetzer was
introduced and gave a very pleasing
selection. She is by all odds the best
declaimer who has ever appeared in
the preparatory contest.
The program was as follows:
PROGRAM.
PIANO "Valse Millitaire' Leybacl
MISS DAVIS.
DECLARATION 1.-The Evils of War. >
j. w. CLARK, Morgantown.
EXCLAMATION 1.-The Shipwreek, y
Miss BERTHA E. COMPTON,
Mt. Morris, Pa.
VOCAL $50 long, SO long" Denza
Miss MARY HAYES
DEFAMATION "Mr. Brown Has
his Hair Cut, :
Miss KATHERINE FETzER, Moorefield
TRIO FOR TWO yIOLINS AND
PIANO.
"Sehlummerlied, Ersfeld
Messrs. KEENE and McMURrHY
and Miss MARTIN
EXCLAMATION "An Order for a
Picture, .
Miss BERTHA B. SeHAEFFER,
Morgantown.
PIANO DUET Christmas Eve
Heller
Misses BESSIE GREGG and SADLER
ANNOUNCEMENT OF DECISION OF THE
JUDGES.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
Most Auspicious.

The commencement exercises at
the state university are we'll under
way and promise to be the most sue
cessful in the history Of the school.
The past year has been notable one
at the states school and nearly / 900
students have been enrolled in all de-
partments Marked progress has
been made in every line of study and
the university is rapidly coming to
the front rank among similar institu-
lions of the country. The closing
exercises this year are. therefore,
most suspicious in every way, mark
ing as they do the highest notch yet
attained by the school. Wheeling
News.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
.
FINE EFFORT.
Glenyille imprint Compliments Prof.
Hodges Address atIThat Place.


The Chenille Imprint has the fol-
lowing to say of the lecture delivered
by Prof. Hodges at that place last week:
Prof. Thos. E. Hodges Of the West
Virginia University, formerly princi
pal Of the Normal at Huntington, de-
liyered the ablest lecture on Public
Education for the Independent Lite
rary Society, we have ever heard. At
ter few eloquent and witty remarks,
Prof. r. T. Kidd, an honorary mem
Der of the Society, introduced Prof
Hodges who spoke to the aud fence in
the impressive and effective manner
the subject Of education demands. He
spoke of the ample provisions by the
State, public Libraries, the gifts and
requests of philanthropists and the
devoted lives to the cause of educa-
tion, why this is so, then mentioned
some false ideas Of education, the per-
version of the true and the real aim
OF education by the false commercial
and social ideas, the desire for position
the repulsive positions taken by the
cultured class and the tendency to ac-
quire many things rather than thor
oughness. Admitting the value of
these ideas, he directed the mind to
the higher and nobler aims of educa-
ton, that the true value Of education
is to prepare man to live completely
and guided by pure and noble ideas to
make real men and women. He had
the wrapt attention of the audience
which certainly is pleasing indica-
tion OF the mental development Of our
people along that line.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
ChiIdren's Day Exercises.

The Jones M. E. chapel sunday
school held their Children's day ser
vices last evening. The official pro-
gram Of the board of education OF the
NJ e. church entitled ssPeace or War;
was very creditably rendered by the
junior and senior members OF the sun
0aT school. The church was very
tastefully decorated with flowers and
the national colors. A very large
congregation was present To witness
the exercises. A collection OF 81 was
taken for the children's day fund.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
VALLEY ALL RIGHT.
Bonds Voted Without Great Deal of
Trouble-Majority Not Large But
Comfortable.

The result of the vote in Valley
district of Preston county was a vic
tory for the bonds. They did not get
as large majority comparatively but
they carried them through which is
the all important fact. The fight
was very hot one and many people
thought that the bonds would not
carry on account Of the extreme stub
bornness OF the opposition.
The total vote was PSI for and 1877
against the issue of the bonds Fiji
teen thousand dollars was the amount
asked for from Valley district. They
will be added to the sum given by this
district and will place the promoters
Of the road in a position to build the
railroad.
The people who are behind the plan
are very much pleased over the way
things went.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
THE ROAD RACE.
Arrangements That Have Been Made
For rhe Event Which Takes Place on
Tuesday Evening.

The road race tomorrow evening
will start promptly at six thirty from
in front Of the court house and the
finish will take place at the same
place. There will be about twenty
five men in the race.
The judges will be Il. f. Jacobs,
Gel. JOS McDermott and Russ Huston.
The contest will be run under l.. A. W.
rules. Each man will have his Gown
starter The men who have contest
ed or who are superior to the Others
will be handicapped. This will be
done either by allowing the inferior
men to have a distance or time start
A man will be stationed at the turn
at Ross's and he will check the riders
and take their time. Il. f. Jacobs
will give prize To the first man past
this point.
The first prize in the race will be a
80 Crescent bicycle. Besides this a
five dollar pair OF shoes is offered by
William Wilmington and Bundy
gas lamp will also be given.
The street will be cleared of teams
and the long.hill coming into town
will he kept clear. Men will be sta
TONED at the top and bottom OF the
hill to keep the teams off and they
will act under instructions given by
the mayor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
BAD WRECK.
DIR. Terry Was in it as was Also the d..
G. and A. c. Ball Team.

The ID. c. and A. G. team did not
get here on Saturday on account of
a wreck at Derry Station just above
Mckeesport. The train on which
they were coming ran into an open
switch and was ditched. -Four men
were badly injured. None of them
were passengers The games ar
ranged will not be played this year.
DR. Terry was one of the passen
gers ON the train and was very much
shaken up. He was suffering from
the effects OF the experience during
his stay here but he did not allow
that to interfere with his plans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
NunnYside Notes.

Miss Miller, of Brandonville, has
come in for the summer term.
Prof r. n Deahl, Of West Liberty,
is visiting friends on this side.
Miss Allie Boyers, of Randall, and
9. n. Ridgway, of Vaudeville, are
Commencement visitors.
French Miller and wife and G. NJ.
Alexander and wife will visit J. NJ
JamisOns this week.
Born. Unto Geo. Darling and wife,
June 18th, a son.
A great improvement has been
made in the board walk at both ends
of the bridge.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
BURGLAR KILLED.
Gang had Attempted Raid at Coal
Works.
Clarksburg News

The people of the vicinity of Mt.
Hope, w. Va, were annoyed by a
gang OF negro robbers. On last Sat
urday four OF them attacked little
boy by the name of Rex Thompson
and took five yards of carpet from him
while he was on his way home. That
night they made raid on Ed Nc
Calister at Harvey Coal Works, and
McCalister shot one through the head
killing him instantly. He shot an
other through the body, but he made
his escape.
The gang numbered eight and they
have all left for parts unknown,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
Commencement at Montgomery.

Commencement exercises took place
at Montgomery on Saturday at the
Preparatory branch o. the University.
The affair was very interesting one.
Josiah Keely OF the class OF '96 is the
Principal and Atha Warman Is an
other of the faculty. Warman is ex-
pected TO be at home soon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
It's Free And Every Body is invited.

The impression has got abroad that
the closing recital of the School OF
Music to be given Tonight is a pay
entertainment. This is a mistake, ne
admission will be charged and every
body is invited. This will be by far
the best recital of che season. The
Glee Clubs and the other students Of
the School of Music who are to take
part 10 the entertainment have been
practicing tor the occasion for some
time and will give the people some
thing worth hearisg.
No departments in the University
shows better results of the years work
than does the school OF music.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
DR.. Hartigan Remembered by His class

On last Thursday morning the
Anatomy class of the University
presented their Professor, DR. j w.
Hartigan, with beautiful silver wa
ter pitcher. DR.. Hartigan is de-
servedly very popular with his class
es as we'll as with all the students Of
the University.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
Class Meeting.

The members Of the senior Law
Glass of the University are hereby no.
titled to assemble in Dean Johnson's
room Wednesday at 8 O'Clock. This
is very important meeting and it is
necessary that every member of the
class be present.
JAS. G. FRAZER, Pres.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19
For Sale.

\ good upright Piano. Cheap for
cash. Address Lock Box 536 City.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19

EVERY lady should wear the Ini-
perial shoe. Wilmington.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19

Headache bad Get Dr.. Miles rain rs,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-19

Pain has no show with Dr. Miles Pain pflls
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-22

On morton tbe reading of minutes OF
reei,lar mee5ina he'd on Tuesday. June 81,
1000 Was Fisnensed with and they were
~, ,,a4inn annroved as engroSsed.
pP EgS + N5r ATTctN or PETITIONS AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eror, M n W,sller and others
pati4ioning for the Improvement of
rdd43noEIa a7a,na hefween souuh side OF
T,bbnrna strest ana north block line of
Nartb strast
49,, = + rsnqar and ofhers:A
patifiionjnr far me construction of a
$500 II pomaina svenlle. from a point
ssMst ~ 81 ~ sai,th ~ Sin avenue to con-
Vet usatb sauyeT. Il Sin avenue.
nSSs y leI 6 Sf,ils IA othe9s-
Tdo4l - ~ Is imnravement of
vrosn, street between cray street and
vag'll satreet
From + Curry and others
Ssreat ~ frent ~ No u school.
I h S5So;es n TBresIin~and others-ys
ppssttan5ff foT HE, a~sphalting Of Twelfth
resit4ohslag ~ II N II Sehools
Erom PhiIin TumultyE
paonat+inn ~ a~vtension Of time of 10
nsquss m,bSsh II compIefe his contract on
u Ia nTo y ef Germania avenue, be-
tween zssa,, G oaa ~ e Remnant. Attorney
Tprotastir1e sassinst the proposed vaca-
- ~ Sfrsat kngvfn as Mcclellan or
1Tanu TX nutio.o,s far signs. etc.
So : md ~ raferred to the Commit
heceiesu ai.a : Sewers
zee Oh o Sa,hi, a arai SS,rbin. attorneys
Tloil ~ ~ Iii ,ns,a9tsred nv the East
IN relagoh 70 pln ~
Jersey Nater 1otlprn i, tho Committee
legeelssu ahu Pase,voirss
OIL : uinlIils ~ Association of
frqm lne Anaisal lsrica
tne = 1850 y + 49, ~ members of the
lehueilis lllV4 ts th : eye,msion on Mon
d Soafd 1u 70 a 81 Issa eHsi'
gay, Sus - l97g -u4
ltee9lESd ahq
" Si1nL ~ E,s,1a 100
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-22


transmitting resolution passed by said
Board June 28. 1899, and approved b the
Mayor June %, 1888
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolution
adopted by the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners June 27, 1899, to Wit
Awarding to John Nolan the contract
for the Improvement Of Second street,
from Brunswick street to Merseles street.
ESTIMATED cost. 81. 930.SS.)
From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board June e, 1898. and approved by the
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby cuncurs in the following resolution
adopted by the Board of Street and Water
Ordering paid the following claims:-
June 20,ZiS99, John MuIhearn, $500
claim No 525.
). June %. lsss, United Gas 1mpt- Co,
June y 1850, A. H. McGuckins ss4 20,
June %, 1859. Z. a. Dngan, slls.5s. claim
No. 527.
June 20, 1899. A. e. Nolan, s25e.5o. claim
No. 541.
June 20, 1899. A. E. Nolan, s97.15, claim
June Y. 1899. United Gas Impt. Co, s4.75,
claim No. SOC.
June q, 1899, H.. Mcbride, s22s.ds, lain
No. 5S6.
ton. $3.50, claim No. ILL.
June 27. 1899, Evening Journal Associa-
ti0n. S29.40. claim No. LIP.
June 2, 1885. Jersey City News, ss1.s 80,
June z. lsgs. Jersey City News, $3.50,
June 2, 1899. United Gas Impt. Co. SIS.
June q, Isss. J. c. supply Co. s14s.5o.
]. {. Supply Co. $50. claim No. 2.072.
H E McLaughlin: $50, claim No. 90
James =. Walton, S2S, claim No. 4so.
L. A. Dugan, $63.56, claim No. SIS.
Received and ordered filed.
From the Corporation Counse1&
s'To the Honorable the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners
"Gentlemen-My opinion is requested as
to the control given your Board over the
arrangement of wires now used for the
transmission of electricity. and OYER wires
to be hereafter permitted in the streets
of Jersey City, with reference to enforcing
the placing of such wires~under ground.
As to the first class of cases, there Is
not any power in the city governments to
order telegraph. telephone or 1~fectric
wires removed from above the sNsfaee Of
our streets and placed underground.
sIn 1854 the city enacted an ordinance
to authorize the Hudson Telephone Conn
pany to erect posts or poles Ia certain
ing made to repeal the ordinance, the
Supreme Court said;-As a general rule
a designation Of streets by q city gives
the company an irrevocahle right 70 use
the streets designated for the purposes in
dicated in the statute. Certainly. after
the expenditure Of money IN the erection
Of poles. made In reliance upon the muni-
vested RIGHT. of which they cannot BE
stripped by al subsequent revocation of
such designation. The notion that q cor
poration which. under lsrovislons SIM
strength Of e permission To use a certain
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-22
OFFICE OF THE I COLLECTOR,
rEuCEv CJTY N j..

OFFICE OF THE CITY COLLECTOR
RISE CITY. n J.a
L s. lS -
Notice is hereby give that thu subscriber the City Collector of JesyN city New Ss
my pursuant to the statute in such CASE made and provided and Under direction So Tt
Bord OF Finance such City will expose sale sand sell at public auction :" 'e nH"T
TUESDAY the Sh day of august A. D. aghten hundred and nnegnneu -, -
at one o'clock in the aftnoon of tat days at the Assembly Chambe IN the CT T nam the
Tenth and Eleventh Wards Of Jersey City upon which either taxes have 5 nen p
or boh and which have remained UNPAID for the space of two years from anu az
the tms Whn due and payable ~. ura
mnt and colecdo of arearages Of unpaid axes assessments and water rates or WL IRs
A. aMs Of this state AMI .mpHg sRd lesymg 2 tax a@ement and Hen f in fe a sme Of
lands subjected to further taxation and assessment" passed March SGhsl and the saUU
thereto and acts anendauyt thereof -. n cn
lenr CITY Hall Jersey city, on any wek day prior to the day Of the sale, pGNw@ennau ms
hours Of A N and p M, except Saturdays and on Saturday between . A NJ Aa =
land to be sold in pursuance Of this advertisement as hey appear on the official tax, and
ksemntb looks on file in the office Of the City Collector. together with a. statement Of te
amount due from each of said lots rsecuvly and the 4nter@t Thereon to daeof sale. ana
axes and assessment respectively. fort the nonpaynent whereof the said several lois
tracts and parcels are to be sold. -, -.
rs To the anountd due on each lot or parnl as hereinafter designated there Will Pc aol
its popoutonae share Of thee t of this SALE which. is hereby estimated at four dollars Tor
each item of arrenage thereon $500
md to ali axe. and asMsments levied thereon sbssauent To- December 10Th 15