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Hook Notices. t
"MOST FERPECT OF JUVENILE MAGV |
ZINES," is what tho I>etroit Frtt /Vr.tr
calls ST. NICHOLAS. Its growth in Kng
land is keeping pace with its success in
this country, anil the Kogtish papers (
are as unanimous in praise of its beau
ties as the American press. The "won- |
derful Christmas number," just issued,
the first edition of which is 105,000, is a
grandly illustrated Holiday liook of one 1
hundred pages, containing, besides its '
capital Christmas and fairy stories, and
original pictures by the best American '
artists, the first chapters of two splen
did serials—one, a story of the adven i '
turea, in the '.merican tropics, of a '
party engaged in the capture of wild '
animals for a menagerie, and a huuior- 1
ous serial by Kossiter Johnson.
THE JANUARY NUMBER of Sit MINER'S j |
will contain an account of the aims and ,
methods of the new Horological and
Thermometrical Bureau recently estab- |
lished by the Winchester Observatory of |
Yale College, from careful personal in
spection on the spot. This is the first
bureau of the kind established in this
country, and cannot fail to raise the i
standard of excellency in both clock*, i
watches, and thermometers. The curi
ous machinery used to correct w itciie. ,
to the tenth of a second, together with i
some singular facts in the behavior and |
habits of thermometer*, make the arti i
clo of more than usual interest to the i
reader. The same number slso contain* .
some account of Mr. John I.a large'-, i
and Mr F.ouis C. Tiffany's recent work
in stained glass.
SCRIBXIR's MONTH I. r is about to do a
thing perhaps without precedent in our
magazines, namely, reprint a serial
story which has already run through
six numbers of another American mag j
azine.
The serial of Mrs. Burnett, " A Fair
Barbarian," which i* announced for the
"Midwinter Number," is said to be al
together the brightest and mint amus
ing this popular author has ever written.
It will occupy two or three numbers
only of SCWBNER'S, the first installment
covering about twenty three pages. It
has been printed already in six number*
of another magazine, with a large eircu
lation, but with an entirely different
circle of readers.
There is st least one recent Parisian
precedent for such a course as NCRIRNER
has adopted. A novel by a popular
French writer, written the last year or
two, appeared in a prominent daily
paper as a aerial. After this it came
out in book form, and when it had
reached a a!e of some forty or fifty
thousand, one fine morning this very
novel was announced far and wide as
the leading serial of a daily newspaper,
Jjt J'rtU Journal, which, as every one
knows who has read its gigantic sign
on the sides'of the seven story Paris
houses, boasts the unequuled circulation
of 650,000 copies daily.
Mrs. Burnett has revised her story
for its re appearance in >S'RiiiNEa, but
has made no material change in it.
WE HAVE received a book entitled
Houtheastern Kansas, written by a
member of the Chicago press. The
book is neatly gotten up and well
written, containa full map and gives
full and reliable information in regard
to all counties in .Southern and South
eastern Kansas, the more fertile por
tions of the State—with map of each
county. Also valuable information in
regard to the great lead and sine mines
in Southwest Missouri and Southeastern
Kansas. The book is for gratuitous
distribution and may be had free of
postage by addreaing J, E. LOCRWOOD,
Kansas City, Mo. It should be in the
bands of every person going to Kansas.
Wrltt-ii for lliii C**TU DIROOSHT.
Familiarity.
' >f nil the source* of bad manners, *e
know of none so prolific nn<l pernicious
as tho license of familiarity. In stnnll
villages and tho neighborhood in which
people call one another by their first or
Christian names, the '•Hilly," the "Jim,"
or "Charlie" or "Frank," or "Mollie" or
"Fannie," of tho young days of school
life, remain the same until they totter
into tho grave from old ago. Now (
there may be a certain amount of good
fellowship and homely friendliness in
this kind of familiar address, but when
it is carried to extremes there is not a
particle ol politeness in it. Itisallvery i
well within a family or a circle of relu |
tives, but when it is carried outside, it
is Intolerable. The courtesies of life are
carried on at arm's length, and not in a
familiar embrace, l ivery gentleman has
a right to the title, at least, of "Mister," '
and every lady that of "Miss or "Mis- |
tress," even when the Christian name is
used. For an ordinary friend to address
a married woman us "Polly" or "Mary"
or "Kate," is to take with her an un
pardonable liberty. It is neither cour
teous nor honorable; in other words,
it is most unmannerly. We have
known remarkable men, living for years
under the blight of their familiarly
used first names—men whose fortunes
would have been made,or greatly mend j
ed by removing to some place where ;
they could have been addressed with
the courtesy due to their worth, and j
been rid forever of the cheapening pro i
cesses of familiarity. How can a man
lift his head under the degradation of j
being called "Frank" or "say Tom," by |
every snob of a boy, man. young and
old, whom he may mPt in the street ?
How can a strong character he carried
when the man who hears it must bow
decently to the name of "Hilly-?"
This is not a matter that we have
taken up to sport with. We approach
it and regard it with all seriousness, for
this feeling and exhibition of familiarity
lie at the basis of the worst manner* of j
the American people. We are not ask
ing, specially, for reverence for age or !
for high position, but f>r manhood and
womanhood. The man ami woman who
have arrived at their majority have a
right to a courteous form of address,
and lie ho withholds it from them, or !
presuming u|>on the intimacies of boy
hood, continues to speak to them us
still boy and girl, is a l>oor. and practic
ally a 100 to good manners.
We suppose the Friends would object
to this statement, but we do not intend ;
to embrace them in this condemnation.
They look at this matter from a differ
ent stand point, on I base their practice
upon certain considerations which have
no recognition in the world around
them. We think they are mistaken, :
hut their courteous way of speaking the 1
whole of the first name i very different
from the familiar use of names and
nicknames of which we complain. !
There is no use in denying that the
fre" and general ue of tirst names,
among men and women, in towns and
neighborhoods, is to the last degree
vulgar. Gentlemen and ladies do not
do it. It is not a habit ol |K>lite society
anywhere.
There is undoubtedly a great deal of
bad manner* in families, growing out ol ,
the license engendered by familiarity— j
bad manners between husband and 1
wife and between parents and children.
Parents are much to blame for permit
ting familiarity to go so far that they do
not uniformly receive, in courteous
i forms, the respect due them from their
1 children as gentlemen and ladies.
>f the degrading familiarity assumed
by conscious inferiors, it is hardly nec
essary to speak. Nothing cures such a
thing a* this but the snub direct, in the !
most pointed and hearty form in which
it can V>e rendered.
"Tli* man that HniJa ytm Tm" Mark/
An<! ljr lltnmp* fnr kit
II"* b* ®*t®®m* jT'iivr m®rlt,
I* anrh a frt®n<t thai hnl
B" in'irh hia friend, IN4n4,
T pardon o? tn h#<r It,"
Men do pardon anil bear this sort of
i thing altogether too much for their
[ own peace, and the best good of the
j transgressors. The royal art of snub
liing is not sufficiently understood and
practiced by the average American gen
tleman and lady. Considering the credit
our people have for boldness and push,
they yield to the fnmiliar touch and
speech of the low manners around them
altogether too tamely. Kvery gentle
man not only owes it to himself to pre
serve his place and secure the courtesy
that is his right, hut he owes it to socie
ty that every aggressive, had-mar.tiered
man shall be taught hia place and be
compelled to keep it. Vici.
Unionville, Jan. 4th, IMS 1.
Unlit; of Wrong.
Some people have a fashion of con
fusing excellent remedies with the large
1 mass of "patent medicines," and in
i this they are guilty of a wrong. There
, are some advertised remedies fully
worth all that is for them, and
1 one at least we know of—Hop Bitters,
The writer has had occasion to use the
f Hitters in just such a climate as we have
most of the year in Hay City, and has
' always found them to be first class and
e reliable, doing all that is claimed for
. them.— Trti/unt.
Organizing 1 tlie Ormorrncy.
THE MODRI. CONHTITFTIOH OP TIIE JKrrElt
IONIAN DEMOCRATIC AHINHMATIO.N
or YORK, PKNN'A.
The follmving in Iho contlilulion NML
LIY-LITWH of tho .IfllVrton Deniocritlic
Ainociittion, of Y'ork, Pa., .JIMT forincl
in that ,ln•••. uniirr tho Pr*idency of
MR. 8. lUack :
NAME.
Thin RMOcintion .hull bo known A. thn
J I'ftVr.ON Doinocrallc AF.ociation, of
York, Pit.
oiu KCTH.
It. pur|KMe .hull bo tho iHnncintion o(
.IctliTMHiiiin Dciiiocrnl. for tho prptorv*.
timi of thn Contlilulion of tho United
.Stiiti', thn autonomy ol tho Slate*, home
rule, freedom of election*; for rctitlance
to revolutionary change* tending to con
.oliilatioti of empire ; to the eliietion of
any per.mi to the Pre.idency a tliird time;
to llie pretence of regular troop* i the
poll. ; to any appropriation of public
money to any purpote but the support of
Government; to commercial restriction*
for the benefit of the few at the cost of
the many ; and to ■ ht>. legislation which
de.troy* the natural troedoin of trade and j
despoil* labor to build up monopoly. To ;
these end* we invoke the spirit and rea*- j
ser'. the principle* ol Thoma* Jefferton, '
the author of the Declaration of lndopend- i
eiice and the founder of the Democratic '
party.
op I |l >.K.
Tho otllcer* of the uisociation .hall be u
president, vice-president, secretary, treasu
rer, corresponding secretary and iinanciul
secretary.
IM TIEH or orricßoa.
SRCTION I. Tho President shall preside
at all meeting*, enforce the constitution,
by-law* and rule* of order of the n.socia
ti HI, sign all order* granted by the associa
tion, appoint all committee* and announce
nil the member* of tho standing commit
tee* at the meeting next *ucco<-ding the an
nual nn .-ting of the a-iociatlnn, and per
forin such other duties u* his otlicv may
re.juire.
SKI . Tiie Vice-President, in the ab
sence <,f the President, shall perlorm the
duties of the President.
SKI •'!. The Secretary shall keep a cor
rect record of thn proceeding* of nil the
of the B*.IH ialion in a book pro
vided for that purpose, attest all orders
granted by thn association and discharge
ail other duties (M rlnirnng to his office.
SKI I Tho Treasurer shall keep an
account of all money* received and paid
out by tilm in a booh | rovliled fur that
pur|>o*e, pay all order* granted by the |
BMociaiion, signed by th* President arid
attested hy the Secretary ; at the expira- i
lion of In* l-Tin of office deliver to hi* i
successor in office, all money*, iKaikt ami
I :i| r* belonging t*> tiie assixiation, and
at the annual miwting of tho a**uciation
make a full rejHirt or it* finance.
Sic The ('"rre-ponding Secretary
shall ' HI i i t all the corres|eitidenceof the '
-■ latioi', unl"* otherwise oldered, keep
a lot ■ f all -I• ir#r*"ti "<s iattons of whii ii
he -hall become r. giu/jtnt, either dirictly I
or by public report, together with the '
naiie > of li.' ir j n idents and secretaries . j
pr rve nil communication* received Irom
thern nn 1 nil puhln alions made by tliern 1
coming int'i tu i-'e..j ( in.
Sit' . G. The Financial Secretary shall j
keep nn n>. ount, in n book provided for j
ilie p.irjxo", with each member of the
'• nation ; collect all due* and ol j
memlfer.hip, pay the sum* n> i-o|le* t<*l .
promp'ly l" the Treasurer, and take re- ;
■ "ipli f> r the same, and make a re|irt at |
the ntirninl meeting of the association e\. j
liih.' .i g the amount of fee* of membership I
nd ilo • received a: 1 unpaid, the names !
of the menilx-r* in arrears and the
amount due from each of them.
ST AN 111 Ml COMMITTEES
SEC 1 There shall h<- an Executive
Committee .if nine members, who shml
rent and ■ ntrol the hall of the a**<s latum ;
• hall tinve charge of all property lielong
ing t" the n.H latum, ex. ppt |*<.k nnd
(inper* in custody of the secretaries ; .hall '
lirect nnd supervise all printing ordered
by the n-'H latum , stiall audit all acr iunts I
and attend generally to all hutine*. affair*
riot sjieiufli ally rommitU-d t<i *<une other ■
committee or ofll -efoof the a*- * latum.
SEC 2 There shall lx> a committee on '
application* for memher.hip of five mem
l-rs to whom shall b referr<-1 the name. ;
of ail person* proposed *• memlser* of the |
association, and they shall, at the next
regular meeting following such reference, j
rejHirt in writing their re*ommendation in J
the premise*.
Ss> -I There shall I** a committee on
constitution nnd by-law* <>f live member* I
to whom .hall lw r- ferred for their a* lion
all propose*! amendment* to ihe one or the
other. All amendment* *hail first la* pro.
posed and read nt a regular meeting of the
association. Amendment* to the hy-laws
| proposed at one meeting may be re|>rled
upon nnd finally di*pnel of at the next |
■meting, but amendments to the con*titu- j
lion hall not he acted upon until the i
regular meeting following that upon which !
the report of the committee shall have j
lieen received, and the votes of two-third*
of the member* present nt a regular miyl- .
ing in favor of an amendment either to I
the constitution or by-law* shall lie neces
sary to adopt the same
MEMIIRRSIIIP.
8EI"TION 1. Propositions for the elec
tion of active member* *hall be MADE in
writing, and the name* of the candidate*
for meinl>er*hip li*LL he accompanied hy
the NAME* of the member* proposing them.
Their name* shall HE referred A* provided
in *ectlon 2, article V. of the constitution,
and they may he Toted for at the meeting
at which the "Committee on Application*
for Membership" make their report, and
on receiving a majority of the vole* cast,
and paying a fee of membership of sl,
they shall L>e member* of the association.
SEC. 2. A member opposing the election
of a candidate for membership shall not
he heard in open meeting of the associa
tion, unless he shall have first stated hi*
objection* before the Committee on Appli
cation* for membership.
B*C. 3. Honorary member* may he pro
posed and elected at the same meeting, pro
vided that one honorary member only shall
to* elected at one and the same meeting, and
two-third* of the votes cast shall he neces
sary to an election. They shall be exempt
fr.iin the payment of fee* of membership
and due* and shall have all tho privilege*
of active member* except to vole and bold
office.
HKC. 4. Member* of other .Jefferson
Association* shall have the privilege of
attending the meeting* of thl* association
and participating in it* dlcu**iont.
ANNUAL MRRTINO.
There hall he an annual meeting of tho
association held on the birthday of Thoma*
Jefferson, and when that day occur* on
Sunday *uch meeting hall be held on tho
• day thereafter, at which *ll election* of
1 ofiirer* shall lie held, and the term* of the
I officer* shall begin and end.
PARLIAMENT ART LAW.
The rule* of parliamentary practice
comprised In " Jefferson'* Manual " shall
I govern the association in all rase* to which
limy are applicable and in which tliey are
not inconsistent with the constitution and
by law*.
QUORUM,
Nine member* shall constitute a quorum.
NUHPKNHION OP IIT-LAWa.
By-law* may he suspended by a vote of
two-th!r<l> of the member* present at any
meeting, provided that a suspension of tho
by-law* .hall not extend beyond the meet
ing at which it was done.
II Y - I, A \V S .
ELECTION*.
Flections of officer* arid member* shall
be by ballot.
DUE*.
SECTION 1. Active members .hall pav *
monthly duo of 2G cents, and member*
railing In arrears of dues in an amount
exceeding $'J may he su.peiuled or expell
ed, provided that due notice of such pro
po-<'<| action *liis 11 ll r. t ho given.
SEC. 2. Assessments may ha imposed
upon the active member* when the ordina
ry revenue* of the association are innde
'juiitp to meet it* expense*.
MKKTIMUH.
SECTION I. Meeting* of the association
.hull be held ori Monday evening of each
week at 7 o'clock, from the first meeting
In November inclusive to the last meeting
in April, and at a o'clock during the re
mainder of the year.
Ski 2. Special meeting* may he railed
by the President with the concurrence of
the Fx cent jve Committee; due notice of
which must Jirat he given by advertise
ment or otherwise.
SEC. :i All meeting* .hall he held in
tiie hull of the association.
SKI I Person* not member* may he
admitted to tiie meeting* of the association
with the consent of the majority of the
member* present.
K \ Kill I*K-.
SECTION 1, Two member* .hail he ap
pointed by the President nl each meeting,
who shall respe lively deliver an address
"r read an essay upon some |K>litu al sub
ject, not exceeding fifteen minute* in
length, at the neit meeting following
their appointment.
St' . 2 At the conclusion of the ad
dre.se* or essays the subject* treated shall
he open to general din u.sion for one hour.
No member >hall .|>eak more than once
during tiie sarin- discussion, except by leave
of the association, ami not more than ten
minute* at any one lime.
More Death* hy Burning.
liar, IN THE .Tuvrmnn IOINTV, N. n.,
POOKIIOI E -THIKTEEN I IVE* *t'P
|Ns*l is TO HE LOST.
A fire wis discovered in the main
building of the Strafford county, New
Hampshire, farm about half past 1
o'clock yesterday morning. At the
time of tiie discovery the flame* had
made considerable headway, and many
room* were filled Willi smoke. One i
hundred and sixty nine person* were j
in the building nl the time, and great j
difficulty wa exps-rience-i in getting s
thviii out, some of them having to be ;
dragged to a place of safety. Thirteen |
person* are missing and It IS supposed
they perished.
Acre AilrrrtinrmrntM,
Unseated Land Appeal.
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•lf##l •# aff##l lb### ralu#*
Tut Wot in raiitalM ai*. #t#ry day tb# fr#*h#*t
fail#*! and moat Indrartlt* twitif** *4 #*• rylbitog n*a
and Intarwilitof In lb# r#ln* of a!,ol Mumlwr# and
.f toarlal I if#
l! M lb# arrradil#4 organ of Ih# nll#ga* of thlk
Cni n and fh# a"*irary and larity of it* ipfftlnf I
'tilnmn*. row Jag all !b# aari* forma of athl#Wc
amtia#m#nl **bi<h ha*# n*tol4i|4l#4 among a* of lal#
y #r*. rmnmetpl it I*. lb# **ring g#ii#mlhm'* tim togb
•tot lb# ronnuj.
A* lb# only m#tro|ntltan morning jfttma! pnhliab
#4 in lb# F.ngltah langnag# nhtch mainfain* an nn-
Mart c |MN| ■ |IM •*#•! #ndnring prlnf l|d#a .f
th# I>#morratk faiih In isolilira. Til W *tn for IMI
will !-. f.sttnd. b#r# for th# ln#t Br# J#nra TMI W.-am
JIM h##t* f nnd. ab*lnt#ly loyal to llaMorvmltr |>dd
).|#a; ahaolnt#ly In4#v#nd#ni of all paroona, fllfjntoa
• id fart ion* nitbin lb# tWmocmlk pnrty.
Tn Wnam nfll maintain tb# '•*•# of lb# In ion
again#! anrtionaliam in all IM forma, th# <an of
I*4 go#rnm#nt again*! rofTlptioa in all Ita forma,
and Ih# ran## of tb# pnopl# again*! monopoly In all
ita forma.
TKmiJL-fki.aTAOK T4ID
Daily and Buß lay*, on# y#ai, 'i., *l* month*, fd;
tbr## moniha. D
Daily. without Bnndaya, >n# y#ar, $10; ait m nth*.
$6; tbr## month*. IJkO. U— than tbr## month*. 91
l#r month.
Tn Bi i*t Wogt.n. on# y*nr, $J
Tft MoBbAT Wogi.n, containing thn Book B#*l#wa
and "Collg# Cbronlcl#n# T#ar, ll.in.
Tn Btni W ititT W oatn (Twaaday* and Fridaya)—
Two Doii.di a yaw. To CWI Aotwm— An #tra
ropy sr dnh of t#n ; tho Dally her clnb of t#nty-fl#o
TUP W tnif W oat n (Wrdn#iayk Okl Daii. a
#ar Weekly fr clnb of t*aty,thr Daily for clb
of flflv.
W# baro no lm#llng ag#nt
f*P#rim#n nnmb#r* a- nt fr## on application.
T#rm*—Ctoab tnartah*y In adranr#
H#od poat-oik# mon#y ord#r. blank draft or r#glto
|#r#4 ltt#r. Bills nt risk of tb# a#ndar.
ArsK TH F. WORI.D,
tim XV fsrk Ross. Hsst Tor*
Estate of Jno. D. Leib, Dec'd.
IN the mßttcr of the petition of
tNHAEL rnKKSK for specific pes far more of
trtitraet.
The commissioner Rppointerl to lake te*.
IIISMI la lbs alms* nss srili start to Ibottatx* nf
his *|jmlniassnt *1 his otor*. la Rrtlrtuat*, oa ERI
DAT. Ibo flsi 'lst ..I Jsssstt. A. D. IMI. si 10 n'rlaek
A. M . ssbws sint ssbor* all psrttss tnisnsM osa sl
im'l If tbov ss* prvtssr.
1-tsr ft r r'IRTNET. CommMoosr
SHERIFF'S SALES.
T>\ virtue of Hundry writ* of Fieri
VT",! F " ■•••" Vnjdlilonl E
wwk 'lu n .?*e "" •* '•l'-M-i .1
I • !'• (Mart 110u.,, In Ifoltofool.-,
Saturday, January 22, A. D. 1881,
till o? J ,u'SfanS."u. tn"wu jMrrtb * d ~
No. I.
AU U'.t certain |„t or piece ol ground
•llnat# in ih- villages of Hriow Mho# u. ,„ m ,
Zt;jr;r • vr" &'"• * Ks z
J' '" * H.i indn.l .i, 11,.. iMjtlli hy |„ t ~( ||, w .
ir.:," ,- r"" ■'
l. Hi' ~l hy .I|,y_, ~„U ll„ r i||
i n.. * '•"'"""I fni. linn... „,,,| ~,| ~ .
i.V **>**4, hkwi In | , |,j
s lbs |,o,|.,rtj of Ju1,,.-, Iluro.-*,
No. 2.
Thn following described r.-al estate of
111- 'l'frU.Wl.U, 1., nit All How this. 1,,„
|I|B.MUI H1..n0.1 .in,.i,. lt ,„ N.wn i|
iMiow Klin. town.l,|,. I -Htr- county, i'. , „.| ~(,,.|!
Ill* '■ I'K lbs- "•! .Ills ol I li.alnill •trt-.-t |k,, |„| |„
M-. wi nil. y nwh lot mnuiiiln* lio IJI I from snl
Uiumlnl '.ll ll,c JUI |,y n„.. Khu* .IfoyCh-l Uliuilj'|...|
I. v. L in UM arii*ial |.ln l .i.l town Tliori m
. I.M tod . Its-,-.lory (Him. IIOUIB an.l ~il„, „ u ,
ihg* helwd, \krn iu ritu tit ion and to h# aold * u,„
pro|**rty of Jtiii'* II lUukiu, ufaioUtiitor .f ivi
M, l" •UMM-'l.
No. 3.
Ail t)iAt cerUin hit op of
•itnat# in fioah t"n*hlp, Ontr# <o.ir,ty, I'* It or, !
#4 o, t|„ ra.t |.y \l<*|,„f,.,n cn*k oi, ,. „,-.| (,y
Vhillpahurg and IfarfoM turnptk#, •!.'! on t).. . ,t,ti,
hy Whaling- <oi,uiiiibK onT>foart)i a're. nior- <rl ••
No hulldinge.
AUo, tail tlmt corUiri lot or piece of
gf'titnl lituale in tto*h to* n*hip, < • ntr< roint>, Da,
bmihlod .n tin north n<J north #*t 1.% M-.•),i,r>i. ,
• r*#k. on tba •n<J aouth<-toat by an all#*. o<)
th tosiilh by tb# turnpik# rnd leading from |)iill|.
burg t, < in to#aavil|#--,oiittoliilng on a an I on* fuvrtii
mtf*. mora < r I# a. N , building* Nud, Uk#n it,
'iwiitioli ati'l hi lw tod|| aa t|,r properly of Ml* I'al
ri< k < olliric and Fat < lln, !• r huahand forrrc riy
Mr* i'ltri' k U'litbur.adßilliirtratiit >f l't l*ot,athu< ,
and <*-r(a || Itrlahln, guardiau a/J llUu, f , f.t, r
lot4hm-, John Doittoiiur and Mary l>'iiahu-
No 4.
All that ct-rtain fn-^>ui^ 4 , trn*mhrit nrol
tra* t of iand •ttuat > in I' too nahip. ' - uti
ty, I'a , taound*-d and i)NrriU<i aa fid low a !W*K>"ning
at rluiiei a lot, i; land* of (larofga lluhlar told to J iiti
lloto* rM>. auuth Mi' nat 'ii f |o pnh u aton**,
IL'ri'a tlont land John N*fT and r Mat* t.
north '-•( -aat Ot pro )-• |u lh*n<* ai'tOf
iand vf th Mid '"■ rjc- IIiUl-r north IM; -*t
i*tfho Ui a •mall t hwaiiitit. tin ik* aloii* Nittany
mountain v/uth a-t 0 p#th*- hi th#- pU'-• f
roiilalniitf and M i*nt
toti*ui 1 h*rt%'ii rmiol a to-ah>ry l"K houar,
t<aiil, t*arn and oti*r out-tiuiidtnga ftr,/aaS. taken In
i-lMutiuti and to Ire a.id a* thr- j ro|Mft . f llenry
(Jarter.
No. f.
All th* rinht, till.* M 1 intrrrnt of il*-
fender,! ,n and t" all that rertain Uvt or p* e f.f land
•ituate in Htrow Bhoa Uta nalilp, ' eutr* f onnty, I'a . ail
joininjr land* of A (' lllntot,. J i.i, (, ( rale *t>d
land* of the ph a f*hoe lainl Aaaociation, OiijUinui(
l arret ro fe of lea% A'-tlt I,' are* fleafd ai d
under fenre without any other In*proamenta thr*a<n
Keiyd taken In rtoraUoa arid to Ire add a* the pr- p
erty of llarry Crinamati
No. 6.
All ihftt ccruin lot or piece of ground
aittoate in Mprio* loaiMkiti. Ontre rotn.ty. I'a.
IwiiiW and dear nl-ei a* f'lli at a
l*r*at r-fher of Itotnla of H'm Toland ard M m Kelty
then'e t y land of Utter north '<'*% r| a ,*Vl< fer.
l!e* to a |er*t thflife lluM), .*| ri| |rft' h*a tu •
I"*' thatotw by land* i t 7H-UIM ••♦tat* aouth ' *o|
h' |*e r* h* •to J***! in r*al th*nra hy aa I rid a nth
• 4 eaat I * |*e r he* h a |*at . thftor* t y land -f M to)
I'ocmhmMl north M *at I ; |er<l*e to pt , tbriK* ♦ y
a*me iand and land* of Ja'-ot lUrlrtt uti. / ' eaat 14
iefvhe* t'. pitl llietr'e l y and ' f V* ir, *| dai. J• J '
r<a*t i |*er*he* Ur pat , lk*ar* aoQtlr V ea*t J7 j*r.
I lie* to tha piare of te|;inniht; < . ntnlulii, *-4 a' re*
and pn ti** neat tneaeure
alt thai cprtain Inl of ground il
utte in the U-roufh of Belief -tit' < entre < <bnty. fto.
Umnda) and dewnt--d a* folio** Itefintnnc at the
north*e*t "im*r of t T. Aleaand*r • lt < l!,ffc
•treet. Ib*ll'* *l<'kf the aatne afreet ) feet fo aJ"
f-it alley , th*m* along the n-rth aide f t,e **) d*l
ley 114 f*wt bo the torathveat ooruer of I 1 Ai*tand*r
lot . thrto.e along the eat aide of taxi lot Jho f**t U,
the plto-e of t-egmning, theret>n er*<led a latHtury
Irmuf le'Uae and ototlittiidinga.
Alau, all thai c**ruiin lrt or rl
ground attuate in tha ff MM'tite, Centra
'••or*!y, I'a , !'und*d and •l***'rit'ed aa f-dliw# IWgin
*t,ns at a jacrint In hmith afreet, notner ol |. t of U
lt% . them ♦I i aald atieet r rill 11 i awl I f,e 1 .
thence anilh ?IT aeet.|'* fee| t . at, Alley , th ie * I <t
aa. l alley Mlh 11, 'aet. !*• feet 1.. aald h i of Vk m
f'lty . tkHfll I * UM UM fMM I •• fM t. i) | \| ■
•f te-gtntoing , |ler'-'n ewt*l a fratn <le||ing h -uae,
A
AIM, nil ihht certain nir**uAg<* t lr*nr.
n-.er.t and piece .f Ur I aituat* In the Ur<-i,gh of
fte| |* f r,te, ( , nti '•font*, fa. U.tjrde-l and d**rn e-1
aa f- 11 a fhirinnit >g at tnr of brt< k Unidllic
tttnair of IlunUpartd High etreeta then t y Inni*j
•tnet ft.'| fo t hi poat, ' oner of |iayarl It. th*n<
*1 -ng land t.f lleoege A llayard l"|'f*wf t r rn#r • }
Mof I it Itn h. fhenre alor c I'd f |t f. Hub.'.*
feet t II -gh tre*t . then' * aloftg High atreef. 17|
feet t • the p!a/* of legibftltf ; lli' fe # *fe< te*d a
large brtc k i-tjilding
AIM, toil thai certain 10l or piece cf
g" -nd • tuate in the | t .gh ~f Belief r,t*. t enfra
• unty fa. l*td d a,< 1 itnwrll'd *• Iwl" •. t it
"nth' north lay High afreet <m th •*•< tyr I'd of f
'!*' M'-ek. '-a the wi.th l-y ar allay, and n the *e*t
i y 77" .a* *tre t. fronting < n II igl. *tre. t 1 .V feet a - 1
• Mending t.a k !•* f-et t aald alley , thereat, ere* tod
at* *t'ry frame d 'Utde hoaaw. te *ir>gle d*ellff.g
hot*ae ra* "Htage ho'4ee and <dher • utftiilding*
l*eijc*d. taken in ♦**, ntiotl and to !e a id a* the pl 'p
• rty of I aa* llauj t
No. 7.
All that certain or trai-t of
:h<t .itu.t. in W.'rth t ivnir.
IW*inning t a pal *n lio* of liaaUa Raw uit l>ar>k
| f treeh . thei'e aotjlh t< f eaat .A -1' pef he* t< a
|HRM . th'n* north | *at.ah '• l"prr|e* I a p*t
MMI • '• 4" j Ml * I* If |
j ttm4 to pot , th*rre north . •( .1 .Vt' |*etf he* t .
: pat . then' e amth 41 i *••!, 1J pfltM t |a**t .
i tber.ee north 4k| e#t. * JMi |Wt'bM U> pin oak .
I then'# a.it,th J<i pert he* to *t' , ther.f e
auh etoat. iJll }#"he* t. |*at . then'* to oth T
j eaat. l'| per (Area to pat, th*.r# *-ruth if a*t nklu
I#ti he* h r*t at puMtc r<*a i thenr# e nth k* *#*t.
i M 4 l'i|#nh*a to pal, to uth t ea*t. 2 |ef he* t
pat. lb* we to>uth 4C * eat. .4 pert hea to beaika k
i •tun p . theme n- fth t" *e*t, k* |#rd>e t ft*\ ik ,
[ theme north IT *a*i It |wr hea to pat on hark of
treek. the pla<e ol l>eginning—*C)ttotnlng —— ere*.
I Thereon '-rerted a tvoatury frame houee and ether
| t Ixuldinga fUirod. taken in egertitaon aod In Ito
j aoid to* the proferty of John Re#ae.
No. 8.
All (but crrUtn 10l or piwof ground
•ituate in f- tter town*).ip. Centra (rmtity, Ta . und
ed on the n.-rth hy land of Ml*. P|aii|lrr. nn the eaat
ht land* of fry and oihera. no the acnth hy iatjda of
lira tyangler. on the a eat hy landa of Mr* frame—
ioottoiaing b to'rea more or IM. Thereon •terfad to
taealnrt hf dwelling houw. etatde and other wit*
t>nil4inga Ihind, taken In rtarvtiuti and to l*e ao)d
aa the property i*f Joatiih Taylor
No. 9.
All tbt c*rUin lot or rioco of ground
•Itoate in the borough af VWltefonte. Centre county
fa Beginning at a puat on the moth id* of alley.
1M feet rait of onrnef of lan<fßrf Rlirtobeth Cnmey.
der 'd . thetw* enat along anid alley Mi feet to land* of
J*hn f. Ilarrta. thence north along land of llarti*
IbO feet to an alley . theme weal ah i.g aaid alley Ml
feet to lot of llugh Taylor, thence aonth along lot of
aald Hugh Taylor IMi feet to the pla* * of legtrming
containing one-hmrth acre, more or leaa Thereon
erected n taoatory frame honae and other ont-lmtld
lag*. Betted. Uk- nln t*caUon and to be aold aa the
property of Jamea llayley.
No. 10.
All ibut certain lot or pioee of ground
wtn.i. In MIU. lonAlp.Cmlr, IOMI,. P. hmM
no*! <l*rrlbHl u follow. ; On Ui. north l.j i.rmnt
Inrt.m Ih. wwl l>_? hint, of J. JOHN, on Ih. wi hy
1.*4. of W Krbr<wd< ooA on tli. wwth hy l.nAa ol
fUnurl IlUon*. cootoinio, ll* irro nor. or lon
Thofooo owlol • Iwnotiwy ln. hoon. .tol l, .od
otho* not huthltof* Porn-I. i.k'ii In .torottoo ...I
U) I** l KM M Ih. pmpwty of I hrt.Uoo Srhod*.
No. 11.
All lh right, title nd inU>r**t of IV.
fondant, in nod to all thai r or lain tract of land .llaal*
la Walh.r lownnhip, < nlr manly. P. IWinnln nl
n i-wl In mad ; iHMK. aonh W MO *!V prrcho. to a
p*.rt ; th.hc. north I*° want Ii porrhrw to Mono. ;
ih.ftoo along Und of omth (7° *M N
porrhM to a pn.l hy pi a.; tboor. o.nlh Jtr out f
potrhra to a p<4 by pood . thanooahaigaaldraadaoalh
a*° *m| an ymbo to a |*.l; thoaro ml* as o aa*i
77, porch., to a pat; limn north T' nut, M pr
rKM I. a port ; I Wear, north *l° wort. N prrrb" I"
th |'lam of lwgiaalag--onalalalng lot am. and *0
rwrrho. Th.rron mrM a two .lory from, boom,
ban* barn and othr oot halldlngn
Alto, two other loit tiluhl* in Walkrr
•nwnrtilp. Omtr. rwaat*. Pa On* thoro- f hoandnl
oa th. wot hy land, of Money MrKw.n., and an tho
oaat, north aod worth hy huid. ol Jmofwula. .ad
tha otlM* honndrrt on ih. foraih hy land of It Itrowa,
on th* *a-t hy daw. Pwarta. oa th* worth aad wort hy
land, el Jww Pwartt togrth*. containing >t ncra.
now. or loan. Ho tmlldioga. Mrt, t.k.n tn *•
cotton and tn h. add *> th* pmparty ol U*org* ItwnrM
andCbrtrttna da.rlr
No 12.
All Ih* right, till* nnd intmt of d*-
fondant In and ta all that cwrtala tract af land Htuatt
11l H'alkrr lownililn, Cmtn eonlr, Pi.: Ib-xlnnlng
•I (ml 111 r**ad, th-nce II ,rill mil pen 1,-a lo
apuel. Ihnnca null. J* ...I in pen bra
(lull' •• ml'.iiK I mill of Tllgbman'a wall, mi,
pet* hee til * |ml llf |lll|i . th-l|. r aouth ,1- - .'jlf
p-rrj,-. o, a |~t by uaad, 11,-in a along mi .| |,^t
auutb W J em. Z- p.,. h-a to • |<m , Hi-m-am, 11,1'/° .
"i p-nbaa to ■ pual, lhi..i i...nli '.70 I
wit, M [wrtliia t.. a |ial, llirnri i.orih XI- a Hat tea
l*lcbi lo ilia |4a.a of 1,-ginning -oritalii.ng IflA
a* r- ali.l Ml |a ii In 1 T) 1 ' Ii". 11 Hi.lr! a 1 a-A**!,,, r
liaoi'- housa, I*, k 1, aril and „t|„ r nui-buildii,,-.
Aim, twii oth-l InU IllUaUl 111 \N„lk.-r
tnen.hip, < -otr- . -.1,1,1, p, thereof bounded
01, 11. - a rat l.j lan.l. I 1f.,,,, m. ham.. ~„| „„ u,
ra.l, north MM aouth I } 1.0-l „| J-,.- raa.lr ami
llm-4.H1. 1 1,,,1111.1-1 01, ll,r auiitb I.J Jai •! of II ft,oar,
Ml 11,- rait I.J J.aa. hear.,, .„.| „„ 11,. north ami
a.at l.j lali.il of J-c, p. all, (..gather Containing ■'
a-r-a, mora -.r I. .. V, bull-ling. rr„,,i. ~k„
rl—iitlul, ai.-l to I- -.,1-1 aa (I,- property ,4
Htrnr. #
No. J3. -
All thftt cerium jot or <• of ground . *
allUala la I'otlrr tOVMIIf I . 1.11- . 01, |. ~J. ®
I*'l ail'} lira. tll—l a. folloaa li-ginntltg .1 a II. In
Hir pui.li. I'M.I on Una of lan-la Ut->,| 11 1 l-., ~1,1,, -
lli. n, - not Hi 'if . ail, : prrr hri to atonee, 11,i,. - „-,.tli
I V' ■>•*" to (donaa; n,.i..r ..on, V am.
1 |a-|.|.. t'.atuora 111-.-. . math f. a.al, 111 111, |„.
to atolir. ItirlKa north rail, 7h ,10 ;,. |. )..a |
at,.l,a. Ilir||i a aoull, .., i-aat I ()u | —blotto
an.lira thai,... a,,j|h la.-, ml, |„ |. 1,-, t .1 ...
111-.,,. —oil, .4-.| a. al .H, I--,, lira t,a .1 . I
?' -I. !'■: <-l'l r-..1... In . lino,,
l-ri.ha. |., . atraarn; |1,.,,..|
•...111, "ill, ii per. I,la to . ,-j „ak , |l,an,lll
*■ ' I" 1— i' l"-a lo a .hnlnul oak . than-
anuft, (it-.,at, I, (rl J*f, l,ra lo a, lllaf.l. It,, ore
a,Oil, .1 —.l, it ail,rat,nil, .• anat.ir,
f—nl.ra to a lion. 11,-nrr a.oil, -j _u,
per, bee 1,, a at.,,.- , Ihm.r ~-r.|, j. uf
II HlUhlll. ,
of beg in,log ronuinln* In; an. „„| | M ~„K
aii-1 ,11-a.„.. 11,.,..,,, a,.,, t,„at„r frame
Ir.ua.. hank halo ami olb-r • ullulldlng.
A In, ml thai i i-riaiii ), (l ~r t){
a, un-I ailu.t.Hi I'.-ltr, | p
I'-glnnii n al a>l or .„, 11,.-n .Mha. .1 . .m-i'.d II -
.i.,. .|-iil-liin 11,. n.-iiii ...t ui7|n
I-,-,... i. MM a it..i.. Bartb aaat, n (in
,-l 1... t.a.l. n. I, lal.'l ~ h.„.„.| -| I II
2
11.. Ml bt lan-laof 1,.. f,,., I„,| art
a,oil, I,of ar.l ~ Mil I h, lha l-.a. a'l I—-!
KiDhinr -Mail,n.* I. a. ai.-l li. |,,|,.. „t
|,*ai ** , bull'lltnt*
AUo. nil II,MI riTiiijf, lot or tiin<-<. r.f
(WWMi tfUMtta in tab! loan.l,in. OmSm tam
I'-iiu a It* k'inriint ala alut. iat on ■ ,n,rr -r on'
a-atnl tta. t .u, . l.dlulha naoia ~| |W...1 l
mar 11.. I"I I 1 o-a. i imainlaib thar.ir a oil,
...t I'll |-|. bn h, a .l.ralnul oak Hi. t,r r a oil, 7,1'
a.at £i l-r.l.ra to a tout . |h.-U'r out, 1
. H (o |i< 1,.a t„ a .liratnut ti.r. . ~ rtl, "(
.-7.1 f-onr. li, . a1.,;,. , a g
t(. • total J 11,(1... ar.ul!, '.4 M
I*l. Um |.r A tlit,,• i 4 .rfll, ; , ,
• tou*. lift,l m ton, til . • MMt a.'. 4 |torf|,,. # \ 0
run oak iI,M, ► I,ur!h 1 M. .1 iM, p,, Ul %
•4. '•* !••'' ' f I " SlM,,#—( '(4 K' rr-. kt , i
/ m,l ail hl • .S l.i.i|t])ii K fs-;
I.kru hiUf-.ii; , at,, If., t„ ~ J,| ,| (< |4 ;
Julitl JLi II ftlflx •
No. 14
AM thkt rrrlAin t' , fi*rri# , rjt
od Id! 'A gtxfuwi ul .la in U.r la.rcuali f IV Ha| r.i
< -antra I'M |l. | m, .j; *' - u Tt.' fntoM
**** •< Wto I. v%, IImM t. - Mfa
- r i 1 . lbrtK||oii|; !b ant,,a r.-,Mh > •'
lr,t 1 an allr-j . tl,<r... al -i th, -an,. ,t| j j.r
raal.h I—t to a I—l . Ibrn-r a oth k. .• ,a,t f,,
l-rl to a |>l, on ri.oaiaa atr—i (brnrr al. r - ||,r
aan,. a.utb I Hi aral ... f.-t h. 11,. i.ara ol
|.IU( —lt l-ll.f ll. aalnr |.| a|. |, || |,
taj4 to ftolollrM Inrr.t j dr—t .lal.-l IbrllH, .lat - f
Jul? 1M" K- oM-l in >l.-1 l—k -I (.-.
ll.rr.- n ar-1.1 a la ~| ,J fram- I a. at.Ua a~u4
tb- <mHIOIIMII,|. lakrn in -i-ul. n and lu
t- add aa Iba proprrtj •I h .ruoi, iJarr
No. 16.
All thkt rnrUin 10l or j inrp f ,f inr )( j ajj,
oat. In I'aii r, t atiahij i.utr- , nnl,. f. or, a
l—ur.-1.-l and d.-a (M..-I aa fa. In i., raal a'
|. -I I-,,,- 11,- I, r|h. ..I ~| I'. I.n.j l.aiua "ur
nair l.ar.pai-i lao . tli'-ura ai n* a-ld land nrtllb
i", 1.-> |..r,h-, I an.all al.it, ..a th-b"
• li.f land, I 71, , fa, i. M jA I north . aat
Ito • • f-n.li.a I at baa . 11.-l - alms land -f
I tn|to-r, M- < <A ' . ti'-f ! 4 i-| j^f'!,- t j
,t.a. Il.'i.ir a.,• la ~f J.rrn.iah Maara. ntk
Oral l 'I I h—♦ I It.a pia. , - I l—a; I'l' l IIS—Oa,-
laia.iif 1.7 ana 1„ I.a, -I all ai.ia tW—u
. r.i 1.-.J al* .al- if f-an.a I, no, lai.k -aln and i.tli.-r
•aithulMmc* K.1..-I. lak.r, an jto b*
aold aa ll pi-d-rtj ..f Hhilif. < arf-r
No. 16.
All llio richt, tit.,- mill intrrwt of d
1> TtdMQl iti iirvd id. Mil thai | Unuti r, -r tr< t .f lar-d
#tuMt# lu l| rinjc i- ,j . <>nir i,nit | M
yU lu*. ti tt.c i.ftth I i .,! f HM, m j. f . kfrla. fl
MUti Ulnla -f I>Ml.c| / Kile'-. <I, S} tto #%•! \,f Uud# -.f
J m!'I I*. Itattihar 1 nti l - \ a j f r,i|n-. t> iti#
• rtitl. I t Uu* ,J J. V.U • T.rliti U.l Ji, tI \ ai*-flln, f
JMMFL • LATA * T . .; || N*
f,-1f1„ 4, ~ ,M !
jntft.to* n, f( f.f lltm-iti fiMln] a (,-• f%
from* df!litffi licttaa, i.Hhk t.art# mm] ~ti -r co!!(Ail(t-
Ififi*, lt< itlditfC M frame d- liug li u*f ' ■: IftaaTi!
Aim. ml tbr, right, title ar,(l it,u r-at
of tbadafwdant in and t all that nartaln trnrl or
lar- Ol land . luai. in biuinj i anabip. t-nira
tv-uutj.la lua-an a, Ika 1,.,, i, ~ra lai.t 1. tain ins
.u a, ira ■<„ or Ira,, banns ibr-r- i. at—tad ratal
an.a: i r al.fr.
Al**.. H. 2 the* right, titio nnd of
Jef* ItdMf t itt Mfd f Mil ill to t rrrlMin |t-|nrtl flttMt
'• t > Id ! Ir I (•.•!• rt f, ] 1 .. ~, %
U* KMS:"!' If. V\ rk 11 ~ D MIL t <- IMII .TO
MF>* *•? IIN|F | |III|CNH LIMTITIG IKRFI TT O ' LD
tgf. f u rti k f t -lii'iiitiK huiiM* Mud'tlier riff T~I >MTT
traiHtog*
Al-.. nil thn right, tilla Mttd intrrrat of
lha d-I.ndai 1 In and t i all H,at nartaln n.-a.nasa
1..a, 1 I,art ot I I land a,I .ata in It , ea.
• orttn ao-l II uat.lt- a <,t.i|a. .oniarnins tbr—* it, u
mad four buodi-l .df.lij a ana audoba bundraM
and tb rt— f—-rr h—. ; -. , I,— ||, mJt „ 1,
tn.an aa tbr ' urtin Ullii—r la;, 1, ar Maiab <l-,k
pr.,fr If-
Air—, nil the right, title mnd intnrort of
j'f. iMtf! MT.'l t'. nil I Bitot fori.! j,jd.f + t .f sr . tJU 4
11,'< 1 e I*l tf.r I' ra.ltfll at < 't.tte Mtot>|
f'M pt IltH.£ ff Hdtef Mf.f] i f'lllri* Ifi tott'd
u.r- llijh *I.M Ibe lUtotk 11, fto |'fv|if 111. )Mtifijf
tlifff. n lie at, r* Utoeliu.i; 1 . u
t.f ft. i# r'! It Mm*
A lao. nil tbr right, title and internal of t
d-f-mtanl in and to all thai hit . • pt-r-a <4 S rund
t*i Hi* f f I tott!r ' -atilt,
'M. \djunttiv til# |lM| tie! chnrrh, l 4 tberto-n
*fto''!#* < l M I•!.. MVd M I.Mir nlfrt frame \...u*e
a.M., all the right, lit la- ami ||||fa| of
d* f, ndant In and lo all that -,riain ltd or f.i-ra of
£ ■■ -unit aitnata In tha 1,.n tirli .( 11.-11-f..ta_ „n the
-■-in.i.d Hi£l, and Ridp-a atr—l. and rurinms tawk to
rb-jTT all,* baring lhareon rmlal a too ator-r
dnrdhns b,aia# Sai*—d. tak.n In air-utton and to t.a
aold aa lha f.f.d—tly of i< bn lr*in t orttn
No. 17.
All the right, title and interent of df>-
fandart In and to all that certain lot or pier* n|
gmnnd attoate In li.gr, inenablp. t entta conntt. Pa l
Honnd-d on tb c* '•* landa id Mm 11-at-.n, no the
earth bi land, of Michael H.-ahsn. on the north l-j
landa of Cnrttna. anil on iba ea,t t j land, of fiani-l
iillliama- ctnimnlnf O arm. mora or lea, Tbr m.n *. d
erected a dnatltng bmiae and other --ul t0i1,.hi,,.
Alno, all the right, title and intere*l of
defendant la and to all thai certain let or pica of
crnond annate la Ih-rsa torrnaklp, ( antra i r-net*. Pa,
bounded and doactiled aa toltoea lb, tt, eaal by
landa of Jonathan facker. • tha anulh by landa of
rinlaj RiddU . tha neilh by landa of .lame, Onak
lev.and en tha eaal by landa of pinlaa Kid,lla— c*.
Uining two a*tea more id Ice Thereon ercicd a
laaatorj home, aaed aa a dwelling and ator- to.an.
and alao atatda betr-d, takm In etecatrnn and to la
•old aa the iwofwrty uf|l.t Ileal,.a
TKitlfa CAMI No deed will be Acknowl
edged until tha part Ham motiaj la paid in full.
JOHN SPANOLKR. Sheriff
Kherlff'• (HKce. Rellefonte, f*a , Jan.),, lKkl. It
Report of Appraisers.
IX the Orphan*' Court of Centre
owmlt. In the waiter of the fetal* of A.a FAR-
N KH. daoeaaed
And noa. Hot 31, IMO repeal of apfaalaera aetting
apart to Amanda Faraer. widow of deceaaed. the fot
h.aiog daw riled real rotate, rig, A bnl of land •itaala
la rotter team hip. l-unded rm th. a-at l.y landa of
John Ml Ida, oa tha aorth aad eaat by landa of Joha
Fmer, and oa tha armth by aat.ttr road aad contain
ing one acre and one bundled and l-rtr-aii pan beg at
lha Tal nation of three head red dollar* bame day
•ppraie-mem read and maArtned Bt el. He kemae ah
e lule if no etreptwaa thereto he lied prior to Belt
terw.t and patdkatioa ordered agoaalit to Rate id
fbart MM. K RfRCHFtRI.ti.
1-1* Clerk I'rj.han. Ooart.
Application for Charter, a \
NOTICE it horcbv girrn, tbftt an
apfttrauon will he mia under the Art ad Ac
erMtdj of the Com woe wealth of few net tienta. enti
tled "Aa Art h> prueidt Air (be lacnrpi.totem and
Aewelatk* id certain (V*|m*atioaa." Ippco —I Aprtl
1,1*74, and the Aapph ataaW tbatwta. for the .hart**
of aa intended rorporatfcia to he railed • TIIR ASOI
Alt.tK tTidl. CHMF A AT," the i bar art. r and otfert af
which la to carry oa th- t.naiaea* af talatng ahippftM
and telling of Mtaailtaoaa awl,the raaanftwtiirlag aad
telling id laMtu*. alth the tight -- parr hear, held and
diefr-e- Of ell niieaan pr.,| tty, real aad perennal. ta
moi"-1*•'" alth -abl l uai-.c and tor theae rerrpoms
tg hare, pi am and rnjoy all lha rt,kla I -a-Ata,
tomrhbee and p"Mhkrea nuitariwd by Mid Act ad Ac
•aMbly and lla Pupt taenia
l-M* KPMI'KD BUKCHARD.AoIMtor.