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fORRtL Is MICH RITTER.
\lcc-Prcsidcn' OF Mexico Expected to
Return 10 " Urk In TWO Months.

NIX!co CITY. Feb. o DR.. Jose
rcrves, private physician to rres-
dcn' Cora, returned from Tchuacan
Yesterday. Scf.or Corral is recuperdting
a that place. aud Hr Terrcs says he is in
no danger lio Is merely suffering from
worry over lis work. coming On top of the
cNcitcLent q! IA" 'cccat elections He
Wi! be re"ioreG - lcrf"ct health IN apou,
two v.uuln- ANA VIII then Oc ready 70
resume active WORK al he Dapi'si In
-lltc of this rumors are stil! IN circulat ion
hat Corral Will resign and will be sent 20
England on a speCia! mission.
II is also said on good authority that
Gov. Landa Escandon Of the Federal
district will be named as special Mexican
representative to attend the coronation
Of King George o! England in June
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HAITIEN EXCEPTIONS STOP.
bishop Protests Against Killing III, oIu.
ti0nists-I.a COntc In Legation,

Special Cable Despatch 10 THl SIN
PORT Az PRINCE, Hayti, Feb. O. Word
was received here tonight that President
Simon arrived at Cape Hatien this after
noon at the head Of a considerable body
of troops. which were landed at Gona,vos
from German steamship on last Monday
Several dctachments of soldier, were sent
ash ore from the despatch boat Nord
Alexis at Cape Haitien
The President was met by the officials
OF the city and services wero hold i'm tho
cathedral No more executions of can
tured revolutionists have taken place at
Trou owing to the protest Of the Bishop
OF that district.
AsHINoToN, Feb 9-The Haytian
Government apparently has the upper
hand in the revolution which has been
begun there w W Russell. the American
Minister at Santo Domingo. has advised
the State Department that the situation
at Cape Haytien Is unchanged. that La
Conte has taken refuge in the German
embassy and that the Government appar-
emily has the situation in hand.
The towns Of Fort Liberty and Grand
Riviere, he added. have been captured by
the rebels.
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LIES ~ PANCHENKO TRIAL.
Defendants Invent More stories and Also
Take Back Old Ones.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SuS.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. e.-The court
continues to allow DR.. Panchenko and
Count Patrick o Brien de Lassy, who are
on trial for numbering Count Vassilll
Bouturlin by poison. to utter nonsensical
statements revoking their previous ad-
missions. They seem to invent fresh
absurdities nightly and let them OF 10
court the next day. Count de Lassy
to-day spoke tediously Of his relations
with Panchenko and his own fnancial
affairs. He admitted some things that
he had heretofore denied and vice versa
The Count said the general suspicion
against him had unbalanced his mind
He testified that his first acquaintance
with Panchenko was made over an illegal
operation. for which he paid 500 ruhes
He only visited Panchenko during Count
Boturln's sickness for the purpose NJ
ascertaining the progress of the Count
He intended tn end his acquaintance
with Panchenko. He knew the latter
was giving the patient injections h1'
never saw him do il. When questioned
as to what intcrest Panchenko could pos.
sibly have in injecting toxin Count de
Lacey declined 10 answer,
In explaining his financial difcn'u''
the Count said he was ruined by n"
Boer war. He was concerned III -"
promotion of company with th''"
English lords, He gave names VIII 'N
do not exist in the British pceraC" y"
said that ono of these lords was CARROT
another died from shock and th" thl'
was killed in fighting All the lidhl'''-
,F IN, nCpDany foil on him IhprGup .
he married Con, Boturln's daughter
To improve his finances
DR.. Panchcnko again romanced "a
reference to tho injections, deolar'uE
that when he accused Count dc la'''
to the examining Magistrate he invented
an Arabian Nights story.
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CaN4LEJAS COMPLIMENTED.
King Alfonso Praises the First Years
Work OF the Premier.

Srrc,ni CdJ'e Desp1ira 10 THp Sr>.
MADRID. Feb. 9-To-day being the
first anniversary Of the accession to Office
OF the Canalejas regime, a special council
of the Ministry was held al the palace,
at which King Alfonso was present,
Premier Canalejas made a long exposi
tion OF the work he had accomplished
and explained what yet remains TO be
done in carrying out his programme.
The King praised him for the achieve
ments Of the Ministry.
This ia considered as sort Of ratifica-
ton Of the confidence his Majesty ex-
pressed in the Cabinet on the recent
occa sion of the crisis which resulted in
replacing three Of the Ministers. After
the council banquet was given in honor
of the Prime Minister. which was at
tended by all the Cabinet and many
other prominent men.
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NATIONS PROTEST TO RUSSIA.
object 10 buma Diil Extending Territorial
Limits OF Her Fisheries.

!Spscia, C0biS Despatch 10 THE SuN.
LONDON, Feb. q Re Jlving to question
in the House OF Commons this afternoon
McKinnon Wood. Under Secretary for
the Foreign Office. said that the British
Ambassador at st, Petersburg has been
instructed to protest against Russia 3
proposed extension Of her fishery limits.
Germany. Japan. Denmark. Norway and
Sweden have already made representa-
tions on this subject to the Russian For
eign once.
The cause OF the complaint is Russia S
action In introducing in the Duma a bill
extending her territorial limit from three to
twelve miles seaward from the Arohangel
coast and the coast Of the White Sea.
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MARRIED..

ALDRlCH-ROoT.-On February Q. laii. in Ne,
York city, jeanette Thomas Root daughte,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ID. Thomas OF Colun
bus, OHIO. TO Sherwood Aldrich Of New YORK
city.
MORGAN-JUDSON.-O February 4 al ths
home OF tho brides mother. Syracuse. NY
by the Rev. John Francis Dobbs. Esther
daughter Of Mrs Edward b. Juds1n. to James
Douglass Morgan. VI, ID OF Montreal. CanadA.
POWERS-TliERRY.- ON Thursday. February
1911, at tho Church Of All Saints Madison ay
and ieath st. by the Rev. James PoverE
irene Bcrtillc Therry to Frank Harold Power,
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Clara barton III. bu, Better.

OXFORD, Mass, Feb . Letters from
Glen Echo, Md, brought the information
to friends here that Miss Clara Barton.
founder of the Red Cross has been quite
seriously III AT her home in that town with
pneumonia and bronchitis
Her nephew, stephen + Barton, in n
letter dated February said that his aunt
had rallied and that although for three
days II was feared she would pass away
she would probably recover.
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Grimtlis Lindsay,

.>p'cm Cdhe DeSpo'ct 10 THE SrS.
LONDON Feb. ID. II. Griffiths of
Vancouver B. C.. was married to Katha-
rine Lindsay Of Montreal. Canada, at
Holy Trinity Church, Sloane street, to-
day, The Bishop of London officiated
The couple will spend their honeymoon
on the Riviera.
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KAISER kEPT TO HIS ROOM
His Cold Prevented Him From Attending
the Court Ball

SpsctdliCdbe Despatch 10 TIKI SUN
BERLIN, Feb 9-1'hs cold from which
the Kaiser is suffering and which pre-
vented him from attending the court ball
last night is pursuing the normal course.
His Majesty has no fever but will be con-
fined to his room for few days
The slight indispostion which the
Crown Prince Frederick William devel
oped at Calcutta has now been diagnosed
as catarrh
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FIRE iIROSS FROU VA DORJ.
Guests al the >bcrdcrn Also Had n .ood
View Of H.

The guests of both III" Waldorf Astoria
and the Aberasen hotels stood and
watched a FIRE last night in the four story
building at II West Thir' third street
The building is directly opposite tho
Waldorf, and The Aberdeen on Thirty.
second street is in it, rear The FIRE
started IN the Offices Of Peter Thompson.
automobilc apparel, on tho second floor,
and spread to the floor above. The dam.
age was q 600
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Now for synthetic Ammonia.

.NpttIU t1Ot UfSNUTfH 70 THT sun
BERLIN Feb. 8.--Prof. Haber's new
process for utilizing atmospheric nitro
gen for the production of ammonia is
reported to be so successful that syn
thotic ammonia is about to be placed on
the IN arket
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SpeCnl CrbIc Drsp0ich % THE SUW
HAVANA. Feb 8-The Aero Club NJ
Cuba offers 5000 for flight from heY
West to Havana between March and y
and also sl5,ooO in prizes for week
aviation meeting following this highs'
The worlds aviators are invited to per-
ticipate.
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WAsHINGToN, Fob ., The yacht Siren.
which was recently sold by the navy.
will sail from Norfolk shortly for Blue
fields. flying the Nicaraguan flag. She
will stop AT Cciba. Honduras, The State
Department has received information
from the collector of customs at Norfolk
saying there is no evidence to indicate
that the siren is engaged in iilibuster-
ing expedition She has been granted
clearance by the customs officers.
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Special CdWs Despatch 70 THE SuN.
LONDON. Feb. 9.-The city loan Of s5s7.
800 of per cent. debenturcs OF Victoria.
b. C.. was largely oversubscribed on the
Stock Exchange to-day The issue price
was 0SL.
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Sp'CiW CHh" DCSpGich 10 THt SUS.
LONDON Feb. o. Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford will retire from active service
Tomorrow. having reached the age lmi;
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lNDERTAkERS.

FRANK 4. CAMPBELL, 24I-243 ". 2sd St
Chapcis Ambulance Service. Tel. l3,4 Chelsea
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I Sow and 4 Pigs
Farming Utensils, &C.

Two farm wagons in good order,
one OF them nearly new; Osborne
binder. 7-foot cut, good as new, has
only cut IS ACRES; ] Osborne Mower
in good order. hay riggings, nearly
new: l Io-hoe Ontario Grain Drill,
good as new; Roller in good order, ]
Iron Age Wheel Cultivator in good
order, 3 Hand Cultivators. Corn
Planter. Spring-tooth Harrow, near
ly new; 5o-tooth Spike Harrow, good
as new; ! good Cornshel'er, / Grind
stone, good as new: Carriage, /
Mill Wagon, set Carriage Harness,
2 sets Wagon Harness nearly new; a
sets Plow Harness. Collars and Bird
les, Cow Chains, Hay Fork, Hoes,
Forks and Shovels. lot OF Single and
Double Trees, nearly new, 4 Or 5 Pig
Troughs. good ones; Corn Knives,
Hedge knife. ] One-horse Plow, new:
2 Oliver Chilled Flows No. 20, and
many other articles.
Corn bv the blrshel. * tons OF Mix
ed Hay by the ton.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums OF
SIS and under, Cash; over that amount
a credit OF Nine Months will be given
byrpurchaseI giving bankable, note with
approved security with interest from
date.
JAMES f. DEAN.
DIR. Chas. Blles, auct mar AIT
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Household Furniture

half dozen sitting-room chairs, 2
coal stoves, one a double heater; I
lounge, Kicking chairs, walnut stand,
organ and stool, Brussels rug. f4x8 it.,
oak stand, hat-rack, 20 yards OF Brus-
sells carpet, 3 full bedroom suits, 2
mattresses, set OF springs, drop-leaf
table, desk, ingram carpet by the yd.,
bedsteads, looking glasses, chairs,
hanging lamp, linoleum, kitchen tab
les. hand lamps, dishes, pots, pans,
g.ass cans, cooking utensils. ice cream
freezer, sausage cutter, irons, flour
barrels, clothes basket, tubs and wash
board, buckets, benches, safe, stone
Jars and jugs, clothes horse, 100 gals.
vinegar, cider barrels, hogshesd meat
casks. rs Blu. seed potatoes, 40 bu.
end size potatoes, salt herring, pic
lures, etc, etc.
(NOTE-The household furniture
will first be sod, sale to begin
PROMPTLY AT TEN O'CLOCK;
a.terward the farming utensils and
stock.)
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums of
$40 and under, cash; over that amount
credit OF six months will be given,
purchaser giving a bankable note with
interest from date.
LILLIAN B. CAMERON,
MERTON X. CAMERON,
Executors OF the late L. Curtis Cam
eron. W. d. wing, auct.
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s SHOATS
Farming Implements, etc.

70 Blu. manure spreader, Success,
used one season; short-tongued cart,
narrow-tread two-horse wagon, 1
broad tread two-horse wagon. milk
wagon, only used six months; top
buggy. runabout wagon, covered wa
gon, carriage poles, hay flats, hay
skids. cutter sleigh, basket sleigh, EN-
pire lime spreader, Empire wheat
drill, has only sowed IS acres; McCor-
mick binder, mowers, Johnson and
Dain, the latter has been used only
one season; two-horse hay tedder,
god as new; self-dump rake, Deere
corn worker, has been used only one
season; American cultivator, Iron Age
corn worker. disc harrow, good as
new; land roller, new spring-tooth
harrow, spike harrows, l grain fan,
corn shelter. weeder. new potato pillow,
3 Oliver chilled, 40, right hand plows,
small pillow, 2 hand cutivators, sets
double-trees, several single trees,
lwin-row corn planter, good as new;
clover seed sower.
HARNESS, ETC sets work har-
ness, e collars, check lines pillow lines,
breast chains, set light buggy harness,
set creamery harness, E heavy work
brides. string OF bells, wheel-barrow
forks, COW chains, halters, milk cans,
horse blankets. Barn shovek, bushe
and hall bushel baskets, maddocks.
pick, grindstone and stand, white grain
sacks, 200 bone bags, tools OF all kinds,
wise, saws, harness-horse, set hynets.
lawn rake, wooden rake, lawn mower,
axes, grain cradle, hardly been used
and many other articles TO be found
on well stocked farm.
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FRAME DWELLING House A

large frame barn on stone foundation
walls, frame carTisge house, wagon
house. corn crib and other necessary
outbuildings. All the above mention
ed buildings are practically new and in
good condition. There is an excellent
well of water at the house and the
property is we'll Fenced and in good
state q. cultivation.
This very desirable property is To-
Gated within about mile of Liberty
Grove, a station on the Philadelphia,
Baltimore & Central Railroad, and
within about three miles of the town
OF Port Deposit, station on the Port
Deposit & Columbia Railroad, and is
convenient to market, churches, mills.
schools, &c
THE TERMS OF SALE are that
the whole Of the purchase money shall
be paid in cash, but these terms may
be varied to suit purchaser. The costs
of deed to be paid by purchaser.
WILLIAM S. EVANS,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
John c. Hindman, auct. febe5-5t
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Public Sale Personal Property
Miles from COlOra Station
SATURDAY. MARCH 4, 1911

! Will sell at my farm on road from
Porters Bridge to Rock Springs, Cecil
county, Md, and !, miles from Colora
Station, with out reserve or underbid-
ding, the following property, to-wit:
ELEVEN HORSES AND MULES
Nos. | and pair bay mares, ) and
. years, VT 300 each; broken to all
harness. work any place. This is fine
pair OF m&res-somt may be as good.
Lut none better No. 3, back horse,
II years, VT, 1850, Kentucky bread
his horse will work in all harness,
and is fearless of al objects; he is
tne driver and the road is never too
long No. !, bay horse, 10 years, W.T.
1900, good single line leader, work IN
all harness, good driver. No. 5, bay
colt / I-2 years old. Nos 9 and 7, pair
Sorrel Mules, 3 years, VT. 200. closely
mated, not better pair in the county
Nos. and 9, pair black mules, years,
VT 200, broke to all harness, work
anywhere they are hitched, one SIN
gle line leader. These mules are quiet
in and out q. stable; certainly fine
pair, and will show for themselves.
Nos. 10 and IL. pair black mules, 3
years, VT. 2ooo, single line leaders
no man owns a better pair.
TWENTY FINE DAIRY COWS
fresh and close 'pringers.. Fine Dur
ham Bulls.
WAGONS--Six horse wagon, capa-
city 9ooo lbs; 4-horse wagon. capacity
5000 lbs; 3 dump wagons, capacity
1000 lbs; 2 2-horse wagons, buggy
pole. etc.
IMPLEMENTS spring tooth
harrows, wheel cultivator, manure
spreader. Syracuse, Wizard and
sulky plows; BEAMS tomato planter,
Halleck potato digger, 45-ga,lon fur
mace, Cannon cornsheller, log roller.
THRESHlNG MACHINERY-2Sx
50 ]. !. Case Thresher, with wind
stacker and Dagger; - H. P Steam
Engine. 3o-inch Circuar saw, tanks.
pumps and fittings All above ma
chinery is in A No I shape
1000 tobacco l&th. tobacco cutters, to-
bacco spuds.
HARNESS-Double set carriage, 8
sets lead, 4 sets breechband sets
housings, work brides, lead lines,
? check lines.
TERMS, CASH, ar those wanting
credit on note for 4 months with dis
count added, can have the same Sale
II O'Clock sharp.
HOWARD BRADLEY.
1inlmsn, auct
Also al the same time and place 8
COLTS, /, 2, and 8 years old, one OF
which is well broken. the property of
Al Red RENN0T ne
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R Splendid DaiPQ Herd

"a HEAD OF COWS, two fresh,
the remainder with cali or close sprin-
gers by day Of sale.
! Guernsey Bull, 6 years old, entitl-
ed 10 be registered. will weigh about
800, is in prime condition to kill.
Heifers, will make cows by fall.
8 CALVES. THIS AN EXCEP-
TlONALLY FINE HERD OF
DAIRY COWS, RAISED BY MR..
CAMERON, WITH A RECORD
UNSURPASSED BY ANY HERD
IN THEOR LOCALITY.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c
One good Binder, 7-ioot cut, in COM
plete order: good Mowers, 2 Corn
shelters, one new; Bickford & Huff
man Grain Drill, Hay Tedder,
Horse Rake. | Tiger Corn Planter. 1
Weeder, l Wheel Cultivator, ;
Truck Harrows Hand Cultivators, :
Syracuse Plows, No. 2; I Garden
Plow, Farm Wagons, Hay Rig
gings, Osborne Spring tooth Har-
rows, Spike Harrows. I Good Goth
Century Manure Spreader, Good
Land Roller. Family Carriage, /
Horse Cart. nearly new; l Top Buggy,
l Mix Wagon, nearly new, 2 Harpoon
Forks, 100 feet OF rope. Forks, SHOW
els, Hoes, Picks. Single and Double
Trees, Blacksmith Anvil and Blower,
Iron Wise and Drill, lot of Carpenter
Tools, Fodder Cutter. Corn by the
bushel. Lot OF Chickens by the ID.
HARNESS, &C.-Two sets OF Single
Harness, sets OF Double Harness. ?
sets Work Harness. Brides, Collars,
Hslters. Chains, Blankets, Lot OF Feed
Chests.
HOUSEHOLr GOODS, &c. -
Com. ort Range, nearly new; churn,
Gravity Separator. Barrels, Benches,
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TREMS OF SALE-!All sums OF $50
and under, Cash; all sums over that
amount a credit OF Nine Months will
be given by purchaser giving bankable
note with approved security with inter
est from date.
GEO. J. CASHO.
DR.. c. R. Biles, auct.
Manly Drennen, inside clerk.
Taylor w. Mckinney. outside clerk.
feb IS NV
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$500 Square Feet

These are now the properties OF J.
Turner Tong, Trustee ,or Frank
Keithley. They are pleasantly located
in said town and desirable as a place
of residence Cherry Hill is convent
ent to the B. & o. K R. and there are
churches, schools and other public
conveniences at hand.
TERMS OF SALE-The whole OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day OF sale, but these terms
purchaser. Cost of deed at expense
of purchaser.
GEORGE A. BLAKE
Attorney named in said mortgages.
P. M. Groves, auct, feb rs at
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For Sale Or Rent

The small farm of Elizabeth Spence, situated
in Sd Election District of Cecil County, Md. on
Elkton and Christiana Turnpike; East of Elkton
II acres Of land, good dwelling house, barn, ETC.
Possession will be given March rs, 1911. Apply to
ELIZABETH SPENCE,
Childs R. +. ID. No. l.
Or George A. Blake, her Attorney, Elkton, Md.
feb1S If
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tuesday, March 2slh, ISL
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. N

AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M.
all that farm or tract OF land, situate.
lying and being on the West side Of the
public road leading from Port Deposit.
to Liberty Grove, in the Seventh Elec-
ton District of Cecil county aforr-
said, whereon the said Granville M.
Pierce formerly resided, adjoining lands
of r. B. Russell. Walter Patten.
Enech Mccullough and suthers, and
which is particularly described in the
above mentioned mortgage, and con-
tains
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80 zcTeS Of Land

be the same more or less, and being
the same farm or tract o. land which
was conveyed unto the said Granville
M. Pierce by Stephen Woodrow by
deed dated the 9th day OF June A. d.
1894, and which is now Of record IN
Liber ]. T. G., No. S. folio 2o7 &c,
one of the Land Record Books tor
Cecil county aforesaid.
The improvements consist of good
two-story
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Estate.

Under and by virtue OF power con-
tanned in mortgage from Wilmer N,
Grant and wife, bearing date Noven-
Der Ist, 1880, and.recorded among the
land record books OF Cecil county, in
the State of Maryland, in Liber ]. A.
D. No. TO- Folio 363 &c, and IN
mortgage from J. Turner Tong, Trus-
tee for Frank Keithley, &c, bearing
date May 18th, 1907, and recorded
among the said land record books in
LiEer M. D. No. 7. folio ia &c. the
undersigned, the attorney named there
in to make sale in the event of default
as therein set forth will sell at public
auction at the Court House door in
the town of Elkton, in said county, on
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- Brick & Frame Dwelling
lElE House and Barn

and other outbuldings. The land is OF
good quality, well adapted to trucking
purposes. Fruit in abundance Tor a
small farm.
The property is well located within a
few minutes walk to Bacon Hill STA
ton on the p, B. q w r. R
TERMS OF SALF-Prescribed by
mortgage: Cash on day OF sale Other
and more favorable terms may tie Oh
tanned on day OF sale fro mthe attor-
ney. Cost of conveyance to be paid by
the purchaser.
ROBERT c. THACKERY,
Attorney named in said mortgage.
JOSEPH +. Holt, auct, mar 4 At
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I Acres of Land
al Frame Dwelling

with 2 I-2 story addition, barn and
other outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF
the purchase money to be paid IN cash
on the day OF sale. and the remainder
with interest, from day OF sale, to be
paid upon confirmation of sale, but
these terms will be modified, with con-
sent OF the undersigned. to suit sat-
isfactory purchaser. Cost OF deed to
be paid by purchaser.
GEORGE A BLAKE,
Assignee OF said mortgage.
P. NJ. Groves, auct feb I84t*
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41 ACRES, More or less

being the same land whirh was con-
veyed to the said Zebuon Short by T.
K Collins and wife by deed dated July
3Ist, 1901 and recorded in Liber J 6.
W., No. 8, folio 59S, another OF sand
Record books. and now occupied by
Robert G. Heath and wife. The i'm
provements consist o, a comfortable
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Wednesday, March 20, 1911

all that parcel OF land, situated on the
road lealing from E!kton to North
East obout I-z miles from former
town. adjoining lands Of Warren r
Grosh and others, and containing
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Monday, March 20th, 1871,
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ.

all of the following real estate, situat-
ed on the west side of the Main street
OF the town Of Cherry Hill, in said
county, adjoining properties OF ]. Tur-
ner Tong and others, viz:
NO ALI that lot of land which
was conveyed unto Annie E. Grant,
wife of said Wilmer N Grant by Char
lotte Doud. et al, by their deed dated
November I, 1880, and recorded among
the said land records in Liber J. A. d.
No. 10. Folio goo &c, and which con-
tains