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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
AN ACT to authorize the laying and opening certain
public Roads in the Territory Of Elolida.

AN ACl to authorize the laying out and opening certain
public Roads in the Territory of Florida
BE enacted By The Senate aud House Of Representatives of
The United STATES Of nerica IN Congress assembled That the
President of the United States be, and he is hereby a-
hozed to to be opened the territory of Florida
public road from Pensacola to St. Augustine, commenc.
ing at Deer Point the Bay Of Pensacola and pursuing
the old Indian Trail to the Cow Ford, on the Choctawat-
chy river; thence to the Ochesee Bluff, on the Appala-
chcoa river thence, in the most practicable route to the
site OF Fort ST. Lewis; thence, nearly practicable
the old Spanish Road to ST. Augustine, crossing the st
Johns river at Picolaa which road shall he plainly and
distinctly Marked and shall be Of the width of twenty-five
feet.
Sec. 2. 4d Be further enacted That the President be-
and he hereby authorized to employ the troops Of the
United States, stationed in Florida in such he
may think proper, in tle completion assisting in the
completion, Of said road.
Sec. g. Ind belt further enacted That for defrayng the
thousand dollars be- and the same is hereby appropriated
appropriated.
Sec 4. 4nd be further enacted That the President be
and he hereby authorized to be surveyed and
marked out the most direct and practicable for pub
lie road from Cape Sable, passing by Charlotte aror the
Bay OF Tampa TO the Point where the SGwaney river Will be
ntersected by the road to be opened from Pensacola ST.
Augustine, and to be surveyed and marked out
the route for public road from Cape Florida ST. Angus
tine.
Sec S. .4nd be further enacted That for defraying the
expenses OF the surveys aforesaid the of three thou
sand dollars be- and the is hereby, appropriated,
be paid out of any money in the Treasury, otherwise
appropriated.
Washington February %, l824-Approved,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
LAWS OF THE u. STATES.
3p AUTHORITY.

AN ACT to revive and continue in force an act entitled
An act fixing the compensation Of the Secretary of the
Senate and Clerk of the House Of Representatives. of
the Clerks employed in heir Offices and of the Libra
RAM
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of REPRESENTATIVES,
Of tie United States Of .ierca Congress a8stned That
an act passed the eighteenth Of April thousand eight
hundred and eighteen entitled " An act fixing the com
pensations of the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the
House of Representatives of the Clerks employed in their
Offices and of the Librarian" be, and the hereby
declared to be revived, and continued in force until the
first day OF january, eighteen hundred and tweny-six
ii CLAY Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
DANIEL d. ToMpKINs Vice President Of the United States
and President of the Senate.
Washington, February 90 1924
Approved JAMES MONROE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

GreeIc Fund 1t may be recolieced that about
two months ago Mr.. ]. Wilson, Halter in Broad.
way, New York, advertised that he would set apart
the sum of 25 cents from every hat OF the Grecian
pattern that he should sell for three months, to be
added to the fund for the benefit of the Greeks.
The clerk of Mr. W. is sworn to keep correct
account of the sales. The amount already raised
in this way is S94.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
SUMMARY. -'MuLruM IN pARto.'

Trial IF Joanson--A Special Court Of Oyer and
terminer VIII be held IN this city on the 18th inst
tor the trial OF JohRS0n, charged with the crime of
murder, We understand that johnson intends to
plead not guilty, alleging that all his confessions
were occasloned by insanity .--.Y. r. Com. e9dU.
A Mr.. Brown, of New York. adyertises ia the pa
pers OF that city tina. he is ready to engage in re-
moving houses Of BRICK, wood and stone, withous
any injury 10 them, and without the necessity
oil removing any article Of furniture from them.
another Prize Poem.-Mr. Thomas Wells, Of
Boston, has received the Prize Cup, valued at $780,
Offered by the Manager of the New Orleans Thea.
tire, for the best poetica address 20 be delivered at
the opening Of that house.
.Me1ico The Congress Of Mexico have issued
a Proclamation declaring that the " Mexican Ma
ton adopts for its government the Representative
popular Federal Republican FORM
Boston contains IA Insurance Offices, with an
aggregate capital OF S4,25O,00O. 1t is said insu.
rance can be effected in that city for about one
hall the premium required seven years ago
Fire "A destructive fire occurred at the Mo.
ravian Missionary settlement at Sarepta. in Russian
Asia on the Wolga. The loss is estimated at more
than $4,000.
George %. EngtiSb.-This celebrated character
lis at Consantinope, where he is supposed 10 be an
agent from the American Government 10 negotiate
"a treaty with the Porte.
NINIAN EDWARDS, of Illinois, has been appoin-
ted, by tho President of the United States with the
advice and consent OF the Senate. to be Minister
from the UNITED STATES TO MEXICO.
This appointment will create vacancy In the
Senate OF the United States, from the state OF Him
OILS. Nat Intel
Professor Griscom of New York. has issued pro-
posals for new periodical publication, TO be en-
tied "the Mechanics and Manufacturers Maya
zine" to be published monthly, and to be devoted
TO the Arts and Trades of the United States.
The Legislature Of the State Of MAINE has a.
ourned, after doing itself imperishabe honor by
00ouMlng imprisonment J0r Debt-that barbarous
relic oil the early Roman Law. Nat. Intel
James Gill adyertlses in an Illinoi, paper, that
he has ''opened house u entertainment at the
Decics Bake Oren'' AS this place is understood
TO be thicky inhabited, it is probable Mr. Gill will
have plenty Of customers.
SPECIFY Justice.-On Monday, the 9Th Of Deem.
Der last, respectable farmer, named Mumtord.
residing in Essex. England was murder ed BY John
Pallet, a neghbor. On Friday following, Pallet
was tried before Mr.. Justice Park, found guilty.
and was executed on the succeeding Monday NOR
ming.
The Bank Bill has passed the House Of Repre-,
sentatives of Pennsylvania, by large majority
Ayes 60, noes 90.
James Rirer:-The Legislature Of Virginia
have appropriated 100000 for the improvement Of
James, River.
Pirates Six Pirates were condemned to death
at Jamaica, on the 9th Of January. They we're
part of the gang who committed the acts OF piracy
on board the schr. Freemason and British soop.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
MEDICAL PREMIUMS.

The Medical Society of the State of New York
has offered premium of $50 for the best dsser-
tation on " the History, Causes, and the treatment
of the Hopping Cough - and the like sum of $50,
for the best dissertation on {" the Remote and Ex-
isting Causes ofPh,hisis PuImonais:" the dsserta-
ton TO be forwarded to the Secretary at Albany,
(post paid) on before the LIST OF January, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
MILLER.

ENTANTED, Miller who take charge by the 15st
w May next at firthest. 10 one who come well
recommended for his honesty sobrey and knowledge Of
the art Of Milling, liberal wages and constant employ will
be given. WALTER DOUGLASS,
Mordington Mills, Kent County, Del
Feb. z, 1924 18-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
no TIE DE.NOCR.aTIC Voters or
New Castle County.

FELLOW- CITIzE.VS,--I beg leave to offer myself
a candidate for the CORONERS office at the ensuing
election and should meet your appreciation shall be
very thankful at The same time pledFng myself to abide
the man who may be nominated ROBERT CLARK.
Red Lion, March a. 1924. 25-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
TO BE SOLD ATPUBLIC SALE

Am Wednesday the 18th inst the house of the sub
W scrber, on the Kennel Turnpike Road formerly oc-
kitchen furniture, all nearly equal new consisting Of
bedseads horsehair mattresses and bedding, mahogany
chests OF drawers dining and other tables, seboard sofa
chairs and sundry other articles necessary to mention
March g. 26-2t ROBERT EGLESTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

A lady of the name Of LIGHTHOUSES lately died
in Gloucestershire, England, leaving immense pro
perty behind her. by one clause in her will, She
bequeathes several hundred pounds sterling, il
rusas annuiiies for the maintenance OF thirty cats,
from whose domestic society she is said TO have
derived her principal delight, and whose provision
she has regulated by the state of affection in which
she classed these animals
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

MARRIED.--In Wilmington, Tuesday evening, by
the Rev. l.. w. Gilbert, Mr.. THOMAS YOUNG Of Ches-
ter County, Penn, to Mrs. MARGARET CARNAHAN
of Wilmington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
10 Manufacturers, Farmers, &c.
TO LET FOR ONE OR MORE FEARS,
ROKEBN FARM,
Wilmington.
ALSO,
a Cotton or Woollen MIN.

Three miles from Wilmington, situate on Squirrel Run,
called oswas Mll-together with eight sixteen tenant
houses 10 or 20 acres Of land with without hundred
spndles and preparations, The Mill is first
Building, three storiesh high, elegantly finished with ceed
garrett 6 feet by So and capable Of holding two thou
sand spindes with the preparations besides twenty looms.
There is new reservoir nearly completed, which it is
supposed will supply the mill all seasons
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
NOTICE.

IL ne-soos are warned not to trust my wife Mary L-
IA zo TN my account, viii pay 10 debts OF her con-
-rac,inm after his date MICHAEL DUAL.
Mareh Oh 1924 25-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
Dissolution of Partnership.

vENElE copartnersip of S1yeR and Sper in Butcher
ing was dissolved by mutual consent the 9th inst.
All those indebted and those having Just demands will
tie with John SHi1ueH who is authorized to make final
settlement Of the firm. JOHN STILWELL,
SENACA SINNER.
Stanton, March 6, 1924. 25--4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

The disappointed Office seekers, in Pennsylvania,
have been hanging and bnrning the new Governor
of that State in eBigy. They have, in this, furnish
ed indubabie proof of the dIscernment OF the Gov
ernor in rejecting their preensons An Executive
Officer need desire no better proof oithe wisdom
of his appointments, than such ridiculous antics as
these on the part Of the disappointed.
Nat. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
Will be Sold at PUBLIC SALE,
ON NMlspsoAX the, ASth inst.

7 the late residence of Major Babcock, in Newcastle
N variety of parIor and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
se board sofa, dining and card tables, chars looking
glasses, beseads, shovels anI longs sndrvs f.ndera
wash stands, &c.
Newcastle, March y. 2G-2s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

ERRATum.Tn Mr. Grays speech in our last in the first
column, l7th line from the bottom, alcr the word pur
chase, insert prodlte.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

As we supposed The report Of the defeat Of tie Patriot
army under Gen. Santa Cruz, is untrue Later account,
represent their cause to be Furnishing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

The principal work shop belonging to the u s. Armory
at Springfield, Mass. burnt he ID instant he loss
Of the building is estimated 10000 dollars, and the pro
perty in it at 5000 dollars
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

How is to be accounted for that the Federal party in
Delaware jealous for the election of Mr. Crawford
Two three questions present themselves to in rea.
ton to this subject DO the Federass imagine the cleo
ton of Mr. Crawford would benefit the Republican inter-
est That superstition would be doing injustice to their
because his opinions upon practical points policy accord
with the interests Of this State His known hostilty-lst
To national system of Internal Improvements 3D., To
the protection OF domestic Industry question
policy, and Macavel in private management is it, that
the Federass, sndyidua choosing between Demo-
cratic Candidates, but as tary led by their party bel
weters mp TO tie hH6 N pushing the claims Of My.
Crawford Mark it, Democrats, throughout the Union
The Federal party i'll Delaware MAN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

.dlabama COtton--The editor Of the Mobile Reg
lister states that 10 bales of Cotton, the growth of
Alabama, were sold in Mobile, on the 9th of Feb.
at l61 cents, cash. He likewise affirms that South
Alabama Cotton Isl on an average, superior TO that
exported from New Orleans and shat prime Z" Mo
bile Cottons" bear higher character abroad than
the uplands of Georgia and Carolina. Handsome
Cotton was sold at the same time at 10 Sd and ia
cents.
The Alabama Cotton, in the Philadelphia market,
is quoted at g to Is cents.
We care glad to hear ofimprovements Of any kind,
and in any part Of our happy land.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12
Amtrlra1 n4atebmam.
WILMINGTON, ~ MARCH, 1894

Indignantly upon danns an attempt TO alena
re portion Of the Union from anotheI' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

All but the Federalsts longer exist as party and
it matter whether have old faithful republican,
President or who opposed us until
opposition was hopeless and joined just time to divide
the spoil. So--so-NIr Crawford second Proteus, can
play many parts Mr. Duff in the Three Singles The
day before yesterday he flaming John Adams Fed
erast hosed the black cockadcsung Hail Columbia .
and down with the Democrats. But Jefferson trumphed
Presto, begone. Behold Sir William in new Democratic
was changed reader, but the Federal cooked hat ana
black cockade, for the Democratic tie wig;-the
the same the head the same the heart the same the
principle the same And the Federalists now, who'
DEMocRATs,' nstnctively the ardent sup
porters of Mr.. Vim. IL. Crawford Let the Federasts
throughout the nation support him if they choose. Let
the Republicans beware of him.
See the Delaware Gazette, Feb 3,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

Those who know Mr. Crawford well, designate him as
4 bold ntriguer; audacous asprant second
Burr every thing but talents Burr endeayore sup
plant Mr. Jefferson, the candidate of the Republican par
Crawford srove to prevent the nomination Of Mr. Monroe
cmphacally the Candidate of the people. What claims
has lac to Republican support
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

In l799 Mr. Crawford the heed Of the Federal meet.
ing Augusta, signed Federal Address John Adams
approving his administration What occasioned the wide
divisions in the country at that period? Were they not
caused by the administration of MIR. Adams Were they
not in truth, caused by the difference of opinion enter
aned in respect to leading points of Mr.. Adams policy
And was not that policy supported by the FederaSs and
opposed by the Democrats Nay, further, was not at
that trying PERIOD the Distinguishing Characteristic Of the
politics OF men determined by their support of oppos
ton to, the administration of John Adams SO have
been taught do know of any other Of decd.
ing upon the politics Of any of that day The
qnence is rresstlbe-Wm. H. Crawford was John Adams
Federalst Changed in name, but in sentiment Say
you so DO our Lynx eyed Federal gentlemen esteem
it Isit in defence Of their daring Federal principles
that they are so eager for the success OF Mr. Crawford
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-12

The City Council OF Boston have appointed a
committee to draft and forward letter to the Mar
gus LAFAYETTE, requesting him, if it should
comport with his convenience, on his contemplated
visit to the United States to land in that place. and
to assure him that his reception shall correspond
with the high ideas they have always entertained
of the value OF his services and sacrifices in the
struggle for independence.
FrGud.--Instances OF fraud in packing cotton are
becoming quite common in some Of the southern
states.
A Baptist Meeting House belonging to people OF
color in the city Of New York, is advertised to be
sold for debt.
the 100000 who inhabt France only about so 900
enjoy the right otyoting.
Great excitement seems TO exist in part of the
Southern country, at the prospect of the passage oil
the bill now pending in the House Of Representa-
tives, for a revision of the Tariff OF Duties on I'm
ports, and Meetings have been held at Charleston,
Savannah, Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and in
many other cities and DISTRICTS to protest against its
passage.
S46,37 were collected in Norfolk, to reward the
Negroes for their prompt and aborious services at
the engines, during the fire in that place the 2ed
February.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
HARMO NICON. ;.
Musical Glasses.

M r. SMITHS third performance on the
Iv4 HARhiONICON will take place on Sa.
turday Evening, 18th inst. in The Hail of the
House of Delegates.
PART I.
Aud Lang Syne, with variations-Now at
Moonlight's fairy hour Fresh and Strong
hlOzarPs Waltz-Tho' Love is warm awbiIe-
The meeting of the watersr--fIaydn's Andante
with variations, minor and major--Sul Margipe
DEL Ro--Swcet is the Vale-Since then Pm
doomed-Swiss Waltz.
Within mile of Edinburg-Robin Adair.
with Notwithstanding by Haydn-S,anz
w altz-l have loved tre-A ndanfe by PIeyci
My Mamie O'--The celebrated Welsh air
of "Owen"--Alrs W elI--YeIlow Hard I'D
die.
Is-IIckets, at ONE Doll Ar : ach, may be Ind
| al the stores of WIN. Nt.aie & Co. Nm. ~
Fitzwhy lsonn, and at the dopr
Performance viii commence at O'clock
precisely.
IL Mr.. Smith gives notice, hat he has !,
few sets OF the above Instruu, ents ior sale
afhough To an observer il may appear difficult
or execution, yet nothing is more easily ac
CURED. Halt all hours inst ruction viii enahie
any one who has already asknowlodoe ~ tI,e
principles OF music. 10 tecorne pleasing per
icr'ner, after lew weeks practice Tie price
i, 80 dollars.
Orders will be received at MIR Fitzwhyisopr,s
store, where one of tie above instruments ,i,av
"e see'' Dec. lit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
EDE( .lyJCr


MATTE the assistance of NJ, Geo w. Duke.
W shall Keep small Boa ding School a, INV
residence, next year In this school will be t,ugbt
tine Greek aud Latin Languages, together with those
branches OF learning which constitute a complete
English education. The school will commence on
Monday the 2'in day ofJanuary, 1925, and VIII
continue for ten months exclusive of vacations.
The price of Board, Tuition, Washing Lodc;.a,
and Fuel, viii be one hundred dolla payable one
half ON the first day of July 1928. and thu other
hall on the first day of December following
i he discipline of the school will be- parental and
as much care and Kindness will be extended IN
boys c0nfded to my care, to my own children
Small boys will be proIcrred to large ones. and
those that are unruy vicious will not be a1nit,ed
into the school. Should any such be paImed UPON
me, they will he expelled. soon as they shall Il,
found to be ungovernable, My residence is in tha
county of Louisa, forty miles f,om Richmond and
about the same distance from Frcdcricksburp Tho
stage from fredericksburg to Gainesville passes
within four hundred yards Of my residence, and
'liat from Richmond 10 Ilafrsonburg within tvo
mics OF 1T. Letters to me be directed 10
"Jacksons Post Office, Louisa"
WILLIAM NELSON, Jun.
heN' 80 wlt*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
DIED.

Al his late residence, in Henico. on the 1d,l
inst. MIR. GEORGE BLAKEY
YIN the i4th uit at his residence in Waterford.
~ III, "a hkA HAM FIN EYck, ESQ. Thi. vener-
able man had arrived at his SIS, wear win h;o
constitution sound when he fell suddenly the victim
OF violent cold. MIR. Ten Eyck was a lieutenant.
and paymaster uf the Srst Newly OK recs,cr,
during the Revolutionary war; and was al al.
'nnes sincere and ardent friend of his copntrv
and her republican institutions.
,1sm 'ie I'm uit. at the Cherokee Agency, JosErR
ennessee- He had been long o public serSant
III me diversified stations which his i.hw- citizen,
naa sailed him to fill he acquitted himself to tlci,r
satisfaction. M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
No news yet from Louisiana.

me following gentlemen have been nominated
Tor the Senate of the United States in the 1 !. oisa
tu'e of Pennsylvania:-
Noton Z. Rogers, Thomas Burnside. Dpl Mont.
g"mery. William Marks. R.es Hin. John Sergc,n, !.
isaac u. Barnard, Saml ID. Iugham,. John Card
mer, James Todd, VIM. Darlington, George Il.
Porter j. b. Sutherland, Albert GaIlatin. JOIN,
oua' lillian Wilkins, Jacob Holgate, David
Scott Isaac Viewer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
Bank Stock at AUCTION.

NHE following Stock will be sold on MoNpay
- next at the Coffee House:
ID Shares of Farmers Bank Stock
IA Shares old Stock of the Bank Of y;rri,;,
aud
81 Shares of new Stock of the Bank ofvirginia,
fur CASH.
IL Sale at o'clock.
JAS. II. LYNCH
Dec. Fit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
NJ

;, "" thursday, the 9th inst. by the Rev John B.
ii"sc' Mr.. EDWARD CUNNINGHAsI, Jun 10 Miss
ELIZABETH C. HAcKLEY--ail of this city,
on Tuesday, thf 10Th ult. by the Re,. Edward
n"p',s'' Mr.. JOHN H. DAY. to- Miss MARTHA F.
daughter of Mrs. Ann e. Haskins-a,I of pn,,ha
tan.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17
To WIN. s. HERBERT HopK1xs,

To WIN. HERBERT HoPK1Ns,
IHNAkE notice that on the 29fh day of December,
u in the year 1924 I shall in.person OF by Attor-
ney, apply to tire Judge of the Williamsburg SUPERB
or Court OF Chancery, for writ of ccrordri re-
move from the county court ofNew Kent, the record
IN the case of Mcdowell Sterling, & Co. against
Hopkins AZ others, pending on tbe Chncery side OF
said court, in pursuance of the act of the General
Assembly ia such case made and provided. This
notice is gves in this form for tine reason that yoor
place Of residence is unknown to NE.
i,ec. 17-4t. JAS. GOVAN,
egsnt for NfrDows Sterling & Co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-17

P.2LUABLE PROPERTY FOR S.4LE
n pursuance of Deed Of Trust. from Archelaus
Hughes and wife, to Nathaniel Sheppard, and
John b. Cloptonr dated the 9Th Of May, 1920, Of
record in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
the Gity of Richmond for the purpose ofsecurng the
payment OF sum of money to Byrd George, will be
sold at Public Auction, on the premises, for ready
money, on the 18th day Of January. 1895, at the
hour OF IL o'clock, all that tenement lying in the
said city, where the said Hughes lived, the date
OF said deed, at the corner Of C. and Tenth streets it
being part Of the lot of ground numbered in the plan
Of said city, three hundred aud ninety seven, NO.
1919 and bounded as mentioned in the said deed Of
trust.
Dec. II. lot