Real Estate in Danger.
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There IS an Immensely important cause PEND
ing in cur hghes. Court, which, If decided one
way, will effect the value of Real Estate to such
degree that many who think themselves rich at
this time will soon be reduced to bankruptcy and
ruin. The title Of the cause Is


WILLIAMS rs. SroSE.-lt appears in evidence
that Stone once thought OF purchasing "illiamss
farm, but, on making inquiry and examining the re-
cords. he found that one OF Wil!ismss neighbors
had warranty deed OF t-that II was under mort
gage for about the value OF lt-thei his wife and
some members of his family were much opposed
10 il that il would break up and divide the family,
and DESTROY the then existing harmonious arrange
men; of the nrishborhood. Alter considering the
whole matter, Stone wrote to Williams that he de-
cned buying altogether, and stated IN dstdt ali
the membranes snd objections named above.


Some weeks atterward, Williams, who was very
anxious TO sell. wrote him again on the subject
Stone replied again by letter, saving he hhed tue
farm but stated again the particular reasons beng
the same US afore mentioned why ne utterly de-
cned bargaining with him. Williams who was
restless fellow aud thinking he might draw some
thing out OF Stone which 10 ground suit wrote
acsin. Stone again replied that ne liked tie farm,
and would br pleased 10 own IL II II could Dc had on
just and fair terms, without producing dlscord IN
the family, and with the consent OF the neIghbor-
hood-n substance, the same reasons HhI he re
fused buying IN The hrst instance NO" lliaii5
LAWYERS insist on that he agreed 10 purchase the
farm and found his claim the refusal, w0ded e1-
sc,l, as written above. Stone and his counsel con-
tend that he positively refused the purchase until
those objections were removed. And, strange as il
NAV seem. the Court is undetermined as We, how 10
dccide-whether the bargain was compesd or not!
Oae thing is certain iaat il it decides n favor OF
Williams our real e.tsIe will be CT littk value, as
the most casual conversation will be considered
.4ts. YES modest refusal nav, Dos!tIre GsRtdi
will De construed into positive bargain. VIII the
reople think OF this seriously and give their opinion
On ihe subject Twill advise you OF the decision OF
iha Court IN due tine.