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New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
UNION PACIFIC HERRING.
Ef7stlng Relations Bet1ceen Vest
Coast RdiIsrays DiuuIged.

ne hearing in the governments position TO dis
soiFe the combination between the Union Pacific.
southern Pacific San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake. the Oregon Short Line and other roads and
subsidiary steamboat companies on the Pacific and
atlantic coasts. was continued yesterday before
sylvester g Williams. special examiner.
l a Severance. OF the governments counsel.
vas present. and Frank r. kellogg. senior counsel.
conferred with him early in the day. Maxwell
hVsrts represented the railroads Former Senator
'onn e Spooner listened for brief period TO the
continuation Of the reading Of testimony given by
Alexander Milsr at the Interstate Commerce Com
missions Chicago hearing
Nj Millar, under cross-exan1ina ton testified that
block OF stock had been sold by E H Hartman
10 william Rockefeller in March. 1903. and had been
transferred hack 10 Mr.. Hartman in the
year. He also testified the purchase Of two
steamships from the Atlantic Transport Company
by the Oregon Short Line March 2e 1903
It was brought out from Mr- MiIlsr that at a
meeting OF the Oregon Short Line April 6, 1893.
it was reported that the company owned capital
stock Of the southern Pacific Railroad Company
in the names Of individuals. follows:
E H Hartman. $3.50 shares. Z. steinsr 1850
shares: Kuhn. Loeb & Co. u.4S0 shares. Many
smaller holders OF record were named and II was
forth that proxies had been given bv all Of the said
holders to enable A P Humphrey. F. H. Hartman
ana Maxwell Evarts 10 vote the said shares Of the
southern Pacific at the annual meeting of this
company on March 3 1905 The minutes Of the
Oregon Short Line directors proved that this re-
port ras ratified by the board The minutes Of
ttis SFuIiieIb racine company were read 70 prove
that advertising for the company and subsidiary
companies had been blocked together.
From the Union Pacific minutes It was ascertafned
that after the election Of Z H Hartman a
president Of the Union Pacific the bylaws were
amended by the board Of directors OF November
1eo=- 10 give 20 the president general care, su-
pervision and control of the work in all depart
ments under the executive committee. and
make II possible for the president the road
chairman Of the executive committee"
After adjournment had been taken yesterday
Frank B. Kellogg entered the room and stated
that he desired 70 correct impression that the
taking Of direct testimony had been DELAYED he
cause Of his own engagement al the STANDARD Oil
hearing
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
TO SHIP GOLD TO-DAY.
Precious Metal UTM Be Exported
for First Time in Fire Months.

Gold exports 10 Europe will be resumed to-day
after interval Of little more than Eve months
b-- the shipment Of S15ooOo 10 Paris the steamer
Ia Lorraine, This shipment represents half tie
amount engaged for export yesterday bv Lazard
F'reres. The remaining s. 10000 vtl be sent
later steamer unless there should be decline n
foreign exchange rates in the time. Yester-
days rate Of 4s6-s was only a little above the
point at which exports of gold can be made profit
ably unless special inducements offered, and
it is understood there were. none in this case
Bankers said that while further shipments Of the
metal might be made, the movement was not
pected 70 be a large one. There is steamer sailing
Saturday or which gold might be shipped but II IS
said that Engagements have yet been made The
custom that has existed among the bankers IN the
past OF securing options gold bars for export viii
not be possible in the future Kingsbury Foster.
the new superintendent Of the Assay Office. an
nounced yesterday that hereafter reservations Of
gold vii be permitted
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Dec Wheat prices on the local sx@
change to-day exceeded Yesterdays high rscord
marks. all deliveries selling at the highest poiSr
OF the season. with December at g o. Nay az
81 1914 and July at q O5z.- There some 70
action from the top on profit taxing but the Gloss
was strong. with prices showing net gains for ths
day OF isc to &c to 81 Corn closed weak and
oats and provisions easy
Renewed buying by leading bulls was again ths
feature in the wheat pit. and demand from this
source held the marke. strong ali day despite 10
eraf realizing sales. which ~ tfrnes caused .
tne moor OF The exchange that several % the bull
leaders were sudeavOrinE 70 engineer what ororl-
iseS. u was said to be % the most sD4ctaculzr
deals ever known IN the history % the Iocsf
board Efforts 70 advance prices we're given i'm
petus to-day bv The reports OF a IocaI crop ex-
pert which claimed that the condition oe the far
soEn crap Of wheat IN this country or December
vas the lowest ever recorded. being 5se against
" a year ago The report further stated that ths
condition was low evsrvwhsre except on the Pa
cine Coast. and that in tho states east OF ths
Mississippi River the condition IS ssasatoualfv
poor- Decreased receiDrs in the Northwest aIso
Netpeo 70 inspire oulIs1 sentiment The n1srSer
opened hrr- with prices isc lower 10 1sc higher.
December being 81 0S1s 70 81 o5s and MAY st 81 49,
70 Il Os's- During the dsy the prices advanced
other &c. but part OF the gain lost ths
session on realizing The close however. vas
strong. with December ~ 81 e513. Nav at q - 20
81 leis. and July at 81 os14 70 ds CIssrsnces of
wheat and -four were equal 70 $4,000 bushels. Pri-
r1ary receipts eZ2.e1 bushels. compared with
Minneapolis Duluth ard Chicago reported receipts
Of sl2 cars against SO cars las- week and Ss
year ago.
Corn vas weak owing 70 renewed liquidation .
December delivery. \ decline OF &c 20 lzc IN ths
price CT The cash grain was A Weakening fudus-ce
Distant deliveries displayed relatively more frr-
ness than the current months owing 70 uEht Offer
i1gs from the country. The market closed weak
At the lowest point Of the day Tf=h prices or 10
70 &c dral quotations December beng SIC and
Nay $50 Local receipts were Isl cars. with avs
Of contract grade
Oats were weakened 70 soma extent bv further
liquidation OF the December option but an In
proved demand for cash oats tended check ths
decline Prices ar the sample tables up ~
Elevator interests were the CHIEF bTI-ers - rba
cash grain TIE market closed sasT. with prices =
shade higher TO 1se &c lower hnai prices d.
Cemosr being 4S2sc 70 So. and May 51Ac Local
receipts were I15 cars
Trade in provisions 1ffist and sentiment n
the Pit besrish- owing rhe showing a rha
monthly statement regarding stock IN store here
the stocks being larger than had been generally
expected The market closed easy. with pr-css 2z1
70 71zc lower
Estimated receipts for to-uor-c~- Wheat =
cars. corn 15S oats Is cars hogs, ssa0 hea6
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
ROCK ISLAND BOND OFFERING.
spsysr & Co. Have s9,o0o,0eo First and Re
funding Mortgage IS

Spear & CO. are Offering investors p and
ss6 interest Welding - per cent income - co.,
a. r-E- Eud -e<undinE mortgage per cent god
Foz6s ef the Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific Rail
7s- Company. principal and interest payable IN
Eeic- tree O. al taxes which the railway company
nay - required % psy retain therefrUm under
~ present future IsU- The bonds ara redeem
abe the option oc the company at IG5 and ac-
c-Gec interest prior 10 ApriE / zs1I. sixty
GAYS previous notice The financing OF the Chi
Jsgc Rock Island s. Pacific Railway Company has
slva~s been handled by TIE SPeyeTs
ziss 5 +l1, q which there viii have been issued.
Including -he present Offering s.. $1,000 They
direct obligation Of the Chicago Rock Island
S Fsei1r Railway Company the cid parent
--l-ra and are secured either directly or through
pledge of Ile entire issue ef first mortgage bonds
Hrs- lien ou railway lines aggTegarng 1,IsS
including The Ire from St Louis 70 Kansas
- and terminal properties IN St Paul and
1'.-.-z Polls su6 shops In Moline, III. and
=.az5l= equipment They are also secured by
Ines ~ -he railway company. aggraEatng- eXclu-
size ~ leased lines and rrackage $50 miles These
o-lz legal investment for trustees and saw
zgz banks IN New York state, and such
ac-r-r-1 l- The Treasury Department At Washing
-er az security against deposits OF public money
National banks They also 4 legal invest
Ter --- insurance companies IN this state
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
an EARLY KEATS FOR s665.

tf,-a-,, q. +bs Anderson Auction CompaHys rooms,
No p East 18th street. yesterday, George H Rich
naond paid $3.50 for early edition OF John Keats
poems known as Three small Volumes OF verse
dated June 8 100 f. complete set oL HIst e1'-
tfous Of the writings of Thomas Hsrdy-thirty-
nine volumes in all-G. D Smith paid Saio While
first edition Of "A Tale OF Rosamund cray ana
Old Blind Margaret" by Charles Lamb Dfousnl
$3.50. the scribners being the purchasers. COPY
or Mrs. Leicester's School" by ChaTles a4a ma
Lamb bought by z. ". Morris Tor go.
At the evening session G. D Smith paid s'so FOR
complete SETS vouTnes-of tns hrst edluoh O
th- writings OF Charles Lever. bound IN Iili green
crushed levant morocco. This afternoon anu even
ing VII be the hnal sessions ot ths EeL1
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
"ONETD4 FINANCES L4K."
GIunn Issues Statement Concerning
Investigation.

t.-s-- Dec Grave lsLiIy and msny irTegC-
s-s5-s in tIse administration - the finances of
C-e6a County were brought 70 light n sn investl-
Ea-e- = rhe departments Or that county conducted
--1e- The direction OF the State Controller Marin
p .=---.~ declares q statement given oUt to-day
r. cr=-e Failure 70 comply with certain naanda-
---- PROVISIONS - the tax Law confusion, careless
zrT fHerzlfry in the audit Of bills. extrava-
-zr~s IN expenditure negligence of the Board Of
1sg~s-these are among RE general findings
- 80 e-s--1ners.~ continues the statement and
--- gre concrete Illustrations - prove their
c--s-urs-
TIE statement SAYS
7hs sxznine-r found that court orders aEgre-
Used q 80 - before Presentstlon fcT p syTent-
st--sT Sor5frio-.s we're found II The preceding and
f-s f1-c---g wear. These had escaped the scrutiny
~ IRE clerk Of Lhe ana The county treasure
fee - TIE board q supervisors which had ez-
coznrv rrezsurer-sU - which is evidence of gross
Ths ooza-v treasurer has failed in numerous in
Stances - comply with The mandatory PROVISIONS
- re e7ecisI tax law zppHosb 70 Oneida County.
~h-r -er-t-es sim 10 enforce the collection Of
iszes against real estate bv the prompt sale OF ne
Ing Jtr1e re has Likewise failed collect fees
sd interest due The count on hack taxes, and mas
neg scred TO enforce delinquent personal taxes
TIE hoard of supervisors is criticised for the
manner n which bills against F7ne county nave
- audited II pages 81 ne EepoLl o. OF 'ne II -
esugs--C, being devoted 10 these suofs ne
snd lie Sub books q the clerk from which ORDERS
es-e drawn The county treasurer prior e Llie
ss-z he xzA-nerx THE confused condition Of the
1.-s -heraseI.Es IS as nothing compared win the
fo---sec condition cf their contents Many cllls
e-e found which should not have been suoited'
1ecz-Ee their imperfect and oefectlfe ToIIn.
'rnerE should not have been audited because the
rS-ges c2ntalned therein are noL lL lsgaL COUNTY ny
Frs-ges. There SIN another class whlch ne e1-
srelne-s believe 10 be AZ an extrsVssanI ana eS-
ceEssEe
fhe report holds that the members o1 the boards
= sper-isors which have suoiteo ne 2,l!s s are ne
persons Eho should BE- held respohsl2ie LOT men
he board zlsc criticised Tor lts Iaiiufe % PIop
cry examine The Of The county treasurer.
---hclgh no scectfc charges aga-nst ue1.l-lS %
f1e scsrS Of s1perviscrs made py L4e eA-
SINNERS II Is suus-enr from the report Llat some
l-1g tasa negligence On tnelr paIi - le7oii-
h-1e Tor the conditions shown 70 exist
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
TWO BANK CHANGES
DauisoH Enters Morgan s Cola
mont Enters First National.

Two important changes in the local banking
world were announced yesterday. to become effec-
tive on January L Henry P Dawson, now vice
president of the First National Bank VIII enter
the firm OF J. T. Morgan & Co, and Thomas W
Lamont, vice president OF the Bankers Trust
Company viii take Mr.. Davisons place as vice
president of that bank Mr.. Dawson, who is about
forty years old president Of the First
National since July 1902. having for the preceding
year been president of the Liberty National Bank
which is closely affiliated with the First National
and as such the youngest bank president IN the
city.
Mr. Dawson was born at Troy, Penn, and re-
ceved public school education, teaching school
himself for time ar the age Of fifteen In 1885
he went 10 Bridgeport, Conn, where he got en-
ployment in a bank, rising 10 receiving teller IN
three years Then he TO this city. where ne
became teller in the Astor Place Bank. and in
1894, when the control of the Liberty National Bank
vas acquired by First National Bank interests he
entered the service of that institution assistant
cashier, advancing through the various grades 70
the presidency in 1901.
Several years ago Mr.. Dawson took a Isw course
in the night class at the New York Law School
as aid 10 his equipment a bank officer He
has been secretary Of the Clearing House Associs-
ton and during the panic last year served as \
member Of the loan committee Of that institution
(which met daily for many weeks Last summer
BE went abroad as associate Of the committee
Of United States Senators and representative
who made study of the currency systems Of vsri
Gus European governments
Mr.. Dawson who IS married and lives at Engle-
wood. n J. is member of the Metropolitan, Union
League and New York Athletic clubs Of this city
Mr.. Lamont who Is 70 take Nj Davtson's place
At fhe First National Bank. was born at Clsverack
\. Y, and graduated from Harvard il the
class Of 1892 After b-ief experience in newspaper
work he entered mercantile life His banking ex
Perienca began with his election secretary and
treasurer Of the Bankers Trust Company upon its
organization. in the early part Of 1903, and he has
since then remained with that institution, having
neen advanced to second vice-presideut and then
n vice. president Mr. Lamont who. like M
Dawson. Is married and makes his home at EngiA-
wood. IS director in several corporations and 2
member the Metropolitan the CITY the Players
ana D. K Z. clubs
While in Europe last summer he did valua DE
work in advancing the plans Of the American Bank
ers' Association for increasing the money order
business, which banks belonging 70 the association
developing in competition with the money order
business of the eNDress Compantes
The last man to enter the firm Of ! P. Morgan
s Co. was George Y. Perkins. who was admitted
in March 1901. when 81 about Mr.. Dawson pres
ent age. Mr.. Perkins at rhe time second vice
president Of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. an Office which he continued hold for tv q
Years or so
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
RAYMOND SUIT COMPROMISED.
Action Brought Against Executors of New
York Merchant Estate Ends
TBy TeleETsph o TTha Tribune

stamford Conn Dec Judge lockwood IN
The Probate Court to-day approved a compromise
s.,-es,,en- between Mrs Grace g Raymond and
the executors Of the will OF her husband James l.
RAYMOND who owned controlling interest in the
g Vautine Company. importing house, New
York. Mrs Raymond accepts sn5'10 In fuL settle
- Of claims aegregating about s175.000 and one
hundred shares OF Standard OIL stock, allowed her
IN = Judgment by the Supreme Court Of New York
-, March 1s 1895 in civil suit against the exeel-
tors Irving z. Raymond. o. Stamford son OF the
-aa5s,4- Fdvvsrd 4 Raymond. OF New York,
t,ott,er ana AdoIph Van Rein. of New York. Mrs
RAYMOND was also executrix
Ts-,ez r2avpond left an estate of g e,5ol In
lie7, Of dover he made generous provision Tor MS
rraa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
UNREGISTERED
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A period earlier in the day when the floor traders
on the Consolidated Exchange were decidedly
mixed" in their market opinions and when there
were frequent changes In tone was followed late
in the day by a general OF selling. In the
morning and early afternoon prices sometimes ruled
above the Stock Exchange and sometimes oeloV.
as the traders veered their attitude. On the
closing selling movement, however, stocks were
frequently offered a = OF point under tie
Other exchange United States Steel common mace
low price Of 53-s. compared with 81 on the STOCK
T-xehaTge and Smelling touched Sl1z. against
low on the other board OF 9lss. The Vast named
stock earlier in the day did not sell above s5s a.!
Though its high on the larger exchange was II
Readings high was 40, against l+els on the other
exchange. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
THE FuFRsoN. wINNIPEG LINE.

Winnipeg De- 2-The Great Northern hall"ay
survey ror = line from the United States boundary
- Tirnines was coupieted to-day. Il runs from
Emerson. IN the east SIDE Of Red River. 70 81
SEarhe. where if crosses 70 the west side. thence
rlns northwest q the terminal On Ross avenue
rsral=i Win the Cansdsn Pacific Railroads
szsrns branch.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Renewed weakness WIS shown almost throughout
the entire list IN the market for outside securities
although trading a rule less active, with
the exception ef a few Of the mining shares Which
were pressed for sale and led IN the down.
ward In the late afternoon rallies set IN
through covering although this was In only a
small number of issues Nipissing broke nearly
a point further. but later recovered all Rawhide
Coalition moved up Tc Cobalt Central was heavy.
IN the specialtiss Chicago Subway was down "a
In bonds American Telephone and Telegraph Is
were strong. but less active. Other issues ruled
about steady
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
OTHER MARkETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicazo c-CATTLE--Fiace Pts. esri--at@a ~
p O00 head rars-t steady steers & 5e1s. cows Sc
hzfra~s bulls. caves -
- 20 sroc<-rz arS tasasrs. 8 5G7s4 s. HOcS-Rs-
Seirts estimated 5000 had market S1lu ns,e
-1CT-a hasyv =npprg ESQ Is brrcrs-s soe7So 10
Ight r1ixsd s. SoS5 -. pa-ug * I5S6 % PISS > =
9S5 Is b1.Ix q 1855 I5 ~HEEF-Eecslpfs esF
mated 50 90 hssd market stsaey % sseas Sasap
Ss 5l8 lambs 50TS6 vezr-l-Es. 81 50
tSs-ssz ~fty Dec -C-A-TL1ES-Recar-S. 1teoo RAJ.
trc1frz SEQ S-1the-rs. market stzad- ch7tce sporr
- S-.ssa5 Rect steers SeEsI so good - 5os
s. vase-1 s. r56S5 50 arG esetsFs So
ss So5ths-n sree-s 5o7S5o, SosIrls- cows $ 80
81 Is naive s10S >. native hetf@rs s5gSA =
54,fYe S9TSs so calves. IS sGES6 20 EO5S-Recspts.
a. mn bsad- market strong closed weak t1p. $ @
~ ssIss IS h-sv- IS 80 $ eS- pacSsrs and
F-r--rs~s Is TSaS5 SO Ezht sOGS5 pigs SsGS5 .
SHrrP-Receipts 1000 head. market srrolE laaos, -
S9ss 20 ewes vesrugs S46S4 90 Western yeartsnEs
81 50eS5 25 Eestern sheep & IS5S4 50, s-oksrs azt
feeders s. 501S4 -
ana shippers S. 10. commoa. s. 50s5s+ g CATTLE
strong FAR shippers s. sass common - =
GsS 80 sHEEP-Active and strong 81 5sss- L-AN5S
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dee --CIosins- WHEAT-Spor stsadFI
No Western winter, - ID futures qust: Deesr-
Der. I'D. March IS "a. q. Nav. = e. CORN
spot steady American mixed wa zalvesrof. -
aisd. futures du5l. January. IS sd March. Sc Sas@
PEAS-Eanadtaa steady. = "a FLCTR-Wt1fsr rat
snrs nrua 3os. HOPS London tPacfHc Ccasrt. t-rr
IL ss9fS BEFF-Evrra Ia1ta sceady. HISS
PORK-Pri-ue mess. Western steady. SIS Sd HANS
short cut Ia 10, f4s- BACON-CuulNeria riarf
"a so 10. AS short rio 16 -
a6s Ga long clear rniddles. light. - % "a 10. dun
rnId1iss. heaVw. 3S 4.
47s shorr clea- backs Is 20 - auu a
Bellies IL - - - 6rn SIS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
HAS cAPITAL OF s1.ooo.ooo.

Albany, Dec. 2--The Van Dyke estate Of Hast
ings-on-t the Hudson capital $LgD0C00 organized TO
deal real estate filed certificate Of iucorpora-
tion to-day with the Secretarv of State. The d.
recrors include Edward s Avery and II. q. Brew
ster Of New York. and II. a. Lindemann Of
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED CHARLES D Barney e Co No q Broad
street. New Ne l22~ South @th street,
PhflsdeIphis)
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

Francisco. Dec 2.-The official closing quo
q Mining stocks today were as foliOws.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
NEW YORK AND oTHgR GAS SECURITIES
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

-A-~''~~ ~ - Excbznzs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
BOSTON STOCKS.
BANK STOCKS.

.Ex dividend. +Asked
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-26
A Travelling Man Received the Thanks
of Every Passenger in the Car.

i must tell you my experience on an
East bound o. r. 4 N. K. K. train from
Pendleton to LeGrange, Ore. writes
Sam A. CARRIER, well known travelling
man. Il was in the smoking depart
ment with some other travelling men
when one of them went out into the
coach and came back and said, There
is "A woman sick unto death in the car.
| at once got up and went out. found
her very i'll with cramp collie. so bad
in fact that | was almost afraid To take
the risk: her hands and arms were
drawn up so you could not straighten
them, and with death like look on her
face. Two or three ladies' were work
ing with her and giving her whiskey.
went to my suit case and got my bottle
of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy Il never travel wish
out it, ran to the water tank. pat a
double dose of the medicine in the glass,
poured some water into it and stirred il
with pencil: then had quite time
To get the ladies to let me give it to
her, but | succeeded. could at once
see tine effect and | worked with her,
rubbing her hands, and in twenty minutes
gave her another dose BY this time we
were almost into LeGrande. where
was to leave the train. gave the bot
tie to the husband to be used in case
another dose should he needed, but by
the time the train ran into LeGrange
she was all right, and received the
thanks of every passenger in the car. I"
For sale by 7. ID. Cottingham & Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-26
JOHN W STATION. Att'y-at-Law.
SheriffS Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Ry virtue oi q writ Of tieri facias is
sued out Of the circuit Court for Wor-
cester County Maryland, on judg-
ment n favor If Charles M. Peters,
tax collector Of Worcester County,
against the goods. chattels, lands and
tenements OF levin w. Disharoon and
10 me directed. ! have seized and taken
iu execution all the right. title, claim.
interest and estate at law and in equity
Of the said Levin w. Disharoon in and
ta al that part IL the farm situated in
the eighth election district of Worces-
ter County aforesaid. conveyed to the
said Levin w. Disharoon by George w
COvington and wife by deed dated the
twenty-first day Of February, A. d.
1900 recorded in Liber +. II z. No. l3,
folio 2I3, which is more particularly de-
scribed as follows Beginning at
stone with the letters l.. w. ID. cut in
the top on the west side of the county
road leading from Stockton to Wei
bourne. and at the south corner of said
farm and running south eigh'y-six anj
one-half degrees west eight poles ans
fifteen links to another stone. theme
north forty six degrees west fourteen
poles 10 another stone, thence north
To- another stone. thence north eighty
three and one half degrees west six
poles To another stone. thence north
twenty-five and one-haf degrees west
fourteen poles to another stone. all SAID
stones being marked with the letters
l.. w. d.. thence north sixty-six de-
grees east forty-two poles to post ON
the west side of the aforesaid county
road. thence with said road south ten
degrees east thirty poles and four links.
thence south seven degrees west twenty
three poles to the beginning. contain
ing eight and one-fourth acres of land,
more or less, as surveyed by William
IT, Schoofield. surveyor of Worcester
County, Sept Bird, 1905.
And hereby give notice that | will
sell all of the interest of the said Levin
Dsharoon in said real estate to the
highest bidder therefor for cash in
front of the Court House door in the
town of Snow Hill in said Worcester
County